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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27

rNiE Unprecedented success of the " Buck
| eye is the strongest proof of It's superior
excellency. The BUCKEYE has caused a
complete Revolution in the Manufacture OF
REiPTNG AND -NOHING Machines. and
its reputation is so well established that II is
scarcely necessary TO parlcularize it, advan-
tages. We Will, however, call the attention
OF the farmers to few of us merits.
The TWO DRIVING WHEELS-the
PawIs and Springs, by which the machine
may be thrown out of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knlveS-the Steel Gutter
Bar-ihe Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Ed=e-the Double
Hinged Joint, by which the Gutter Bar may
be Fuided-ihe long Crank shait-ihe Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Cutter Bar
NAV be raised and lowered so as 10 cut as
low To the ground as may be deSired-lhe
Steel Ptman and Brass Box-Iis Light Draft
-,no Side Dra!O-no weight on the horses
necks-backs as easily as a cart-all OF
which form a combination of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.
A team of horses weighing 900 lbs. each,
will cut an acre of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with two Gutter
Bars-one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted 10 the
use intended).
No effort will be wanting to maintain the
Buckeye IN the envable position Ii now occu-
MES that Of hFiDu the
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AGENTS WANTED.
HANGING,

'E7HE subscriber is prepared to do PAPER
ING, in town or country. Having served
a full apprenticeship AT The Paper Hanging
hns,nesS in PhIlalelrhIa. be claims 10 be a
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FDB Rsr T. :. Himss, Ils1r Of AfySnf fhsuo, B"sfos
DK. ATER have uS-i y0ur Piii> with extraordinary
my f.ny ami nn,ng ih>s an rail-i TO wis
in distress To regulate t organs u digestion and puri-
IS tie L-i tt- very te-t rem-lv have ever
know and r''ti4,-nti! rrcosn'-nd them to ny
friends Your. J. v hlhks
WARSAW. " YoNTys &C. v Y. Oct. - 1883
DEtR siH, ! yotr Caihsrfr iil- IN prsc-
tir- IN. To
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Post.Oficcs in Union county.

ilrird-liu Brady township ! Foresman. 7 VI
AiEr-t Uui"n;oWn n. Erad, To David Arhurkle -
WAT DIR n'is-(IIisEtvwn, Wh.DTpi Chs VI King .
-Nslr f'duBtiiI-- y X COREY -
Uss' Milton tKeily Tpl John n,t-sman f
Isiriba.y-f, 'ounty SeaO Geo " Forrest -
Ia TuhS L Engis- Levi llauck -
f5rrsf IN ~ Farmersvillc) Martin Rudy
" f'j4iurg- Mar. >t-rs "
HIgfE ton Helen G ilaye> %
LaD.ltaa-'vrst end Hartley Tf) Mark lIalfP"nny -
n7if, Spring, Limestone tn Raul~uhu,h '
N.tr hsr'in-- ElSl Smith 90
nn.f.d-lDry Yalley, Union To saAl A Walter -
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. siam aud puTill Tie tunf'In- q thf EI7'9i
JOHN 6. MEACHAM, NJ D.
Erysipe,as, Scrofuia, Kings Evil, Tetter,
inmorS. and Sail Rhenm.

From FatTara'Hy hsJ'tGs'f y y Lo4's, fb J. 1855.
pE. ATEE i"ar Pills sr@ th- paragon - NJ thst %
gr-st in m--rine Th.v have rurs-i tle danlSt-r
u u.c-r1us upon hot hands ani f that hsd proved
incurti- i~r mother had t.u long grievous-
ly ai! ted with bitches au pmp~- her -hin snd in
h-r hair Aft-r child cured She alsr tried you5
Pills, and th-y have cured her. A<A NOi:GElDGE-
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Holidavs-BankS close on
New Years Day-ith July-Thank, giving-ChFstmas
Regular Union county Courts open
Third Monday in Februa-y-May-Sertem rtemb'r-Deccul
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For DTorsy, Plethora. or Kindred Com.
plants, Tei.Ifls a.il'r ipIzs, u.ry tseeL
lent tsElyiy-
For to>iiveness or Constipation, and a.
Dinner pm, th~' arr s4iura4ie aud uAl.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inhamma.
tion. aud even DeRfne.s. and PE Itiai Hind
ness have been euIc - the attentive Ac1IOn of these
Pills
Most n the Pills in market contain Nerrury which, al
though a valuable remedy -kiitu hands, ia dangerous
in u public V ron tho dreadful c"r>e u"uc-- that fre
qu-ntly follow II. Inesui These contain
cuTy OF mineral substance whatever.
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The General rode forwsrd-xilted
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27
rheumatism, Neuralgia. and Gout.

F0H, uS H"r. ~. HsiT4's e ifs Nha-si fpts thtrC-
PvLtsEi Horsa. SAyANNsf. e.. ian. 6. 1876.
HovoRTp should hs uHgra''f for the relief your
skl ha> brought i jl at PIT ny To you-
A cold settled ia limbs ard brought rxrrucaiing
Hrun'stc Pains. Nhrh siild chrome rhsurustisrn
Notwithstanding had th. bet q Til th. disease
until. ~ The aa,ire of your excel
lent arui IN baltimore pr Mackenzie tried ycur fils
Their -'c- slow hot by pessNsTlnE IN The
Of them | am rnt,ly well.
SE~,TE CsANBEE. EsTeS EnUcT L. nec- 1858.
DE. AytK= have b-n sutrriy cured ~ your Pills ~
KhcuuAtC Gout-a ISiniu di-.as, ihst lni afflicted
xrar- NINtI At ~FIUFII
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acknowledged 10 be Inc BEST SEED 50
ER N USE, and the only one which
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articles. N"'

a CARD -Washington, Feb 2, 1862 Editor
0 EutHtHg STAY Sir In a communication In
your issue OF the 4th inst over signature Of "tVm
II. WALKER" | notice my name mentioned, In
connection with those Of other persons who ap-
peared as witnesses before the Hon John F Pot
9rs Investigating committee, as testifying to the
nicatton Is designed to throw doubt upon INV We.
racity, have simply to state-1st That L was
snopBnaed TO testify, and therefore did not go be-
iore the committee voluntarily with Ill feeling
oatn, and must therefore, Of necessity, answer
truly according to the best Of my knowledge and
oeneii ID. That the official report Of my answers
70 tne questions propoundsd has not yet appeared,
ana cannot affirm or deny the trutbfuiness Of
mere vague newspaper reports; and, 4th. That II
my answ ers have been misunderstood or misin-
IerPrerd, am not responsible. When see the
3mciFi report OF the committee, | doubt not that
so Al be able to clear myself completely from
an! insinuaion that may be made against my
|efacity. 1t*) CHARLES CALVERT.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M.
TIE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER FROM GEN. SHERMAN,s HI
PETITION.

NEW YoRk, Feb. 6 BY the arrival Of the frigsie
Savannah we learn that the expedition on the
Savannah river has been greatly magnifed. 10
consisted onlY q a few small guhboats and q
brigade Of two thousand men. They reconnoit-
cred TO give the men exercise.
A portion Of the boats hsd entered Savannah
river by small creek, but found the river oh
strucied, and could not proceed. They discov-
cred the enemy's Aeet and fred at them 90 they
passed, but could not ascertain any damage done.
The main part of the expedition returned. when
the Savannah LEFT, a number Of cannon were
being sent through the creek, III not known for
what purpose.
Com. Dupont will In future prohibit all com
munication between Port Royal and the North,
as correspondents have materially aided In foilng
many Of bis plans. No steamer OF sailing vessels
will be allowed 70 leave until his plans are per-
fected
Many OF the crew Of the Savannah are sick with
the scuTvy.
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TIE WAsHINsro TON GYMNAsIuM-Seea dyer.
tisement elsewhere Of this excellent institution.
Under It's present good management the gymna.
siumthas a large membership, and Is performinp
most useful mission In the community.
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INSTANTANEOUS cure Of Corns, Bunions, Cal
losties, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all diseases Of
enabled, bv peculiar process, to eradicate the
most painful excrescences In a few minutes, with
out the least pain the slightest Inconvenience to
the patient Consulting hours from nine a. m to
five p. m, at his office, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Browns Hotel Best reference given In
this city. feb slim
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ATTENTION Is called 20 the announcement else
where Of Prof. G. r Barnes soiree at Temperance
Hall, Z street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
next Friday night.
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CENTRAL GuADHoUsE CAsKs-Befors Justice
Thompson With a single exception all the cases
were turned over 70 the military. Jas. Welsh,
Patrick GalRber, John Mc6overn and Michael
over 10 the military. john Morgan, drunk; dis
missed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
~ 1927 AND 1929 SPRUCE ST., PHILADELPHIA.
This Institute, conducted for two years past In
the city of Philadelphia by MADAME CHEaARAI
and her niece MADAME D'hRRvILLy, upon tn
same principles as the one in New York, estso
holidays, on Monday. January 9Th, With its usual
ample and complete provision for the educstion Of
D'HeTvIlly. Circulars. and all requisite informa-
ton, can be obtained on application 10 the Princi-
pal. jS7-lm
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BURNSIDE's
Patent Portable House.

The inventor Gala the attention Of srtlen and
others 20 this useful tnven1on HOUSE ca -
built BY this Inventor without nshss se'e~s, On
Bsrnes and stables bsilt In the sane vsg. IL
can be put up and taken down Nitheat inaf5 "
orders can be len win -, go -.
No RAG skrest. reSf fhtrtseszths
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TIE IHpIAN HERE DOCTOR.

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL
mess, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for Consultation OF Africs.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Father-vhom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn av.
enue, corner OF 18th street. feb Off
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-To-dsy, VIM. gones (col-
ored) was convicted Of the larceny Of bedstead
and sheet, the property Of Ambrose Garner.
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TYLBR's COMPOUND syrup GUN ARABIC We
take great pleasure In recommending the above
favorits remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all atf-c-
tons Of the Throat and Lungs. An attache Of this
office had a severe cough for several weeks, and
after trying every likely thing, without any relief
was perfectly cured by single bottle. We are
not surprised that IL Is 50 largely patronIzed by
our soldiers In camp.-BaH. Clipper.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE NED
IcINEs For unpleasant aud dangerous diseases,
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
eases and abuse Of the urinary or sexual organs !:
General debility, mental and physical depression,
imbecility, determination Of blood to the head
confused Ideas, hysteria general irritabilty rest
lessness and sleeplesness at night loss Of appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia-
ton; low spirits, dsorg ANIMATION or paralysis of
and, In fact, ali the concomitsnts Of nervous and
debllitated state Of the system. To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask FOR Helmbold's. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
IN another column. feb 1T
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The MIAsNA and foul vapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
than the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian and
Crimean Campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous qualities. They kept the troops In
perfect health: Only IS cents per box. Soldiers,
supply yourselves 2I7
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EYE AND EAR.
No. 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

OCulist and Aurist.
ER. +. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
From Clinton Place. New York, has arrived in the
CITY and opened his ofhces at
227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he can be consulted on MalsdIss Of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring nledlcal and surgical treatment
ducsr into the medical practice of the
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment OF obstinate cases OF
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He Is also author of the letters published in the
treating 1 on the T preVsntfon q P'''
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING 0FCAN.
NON, Se.
NJ os &c q.
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the testi%opss of some Of ne best
ns 3;
RESTORATION OF SIGHT 4 HEARING.
AID.
IL! p ssg :ssn Ne. %ss Ter pei.
fectly restored. am lappy to express my oopeic
ton that By Jour skill and judgmsnt she has been
hare befallen her" 49,
From the Hon, Senator Push1
To DR.. Won MoscHzIskER: am greatly obliged
my case and have no doubt that By near csPsfni OBJ
i psrmsSsn &, M be
tFIon John MI can, IT., sos af fhs Hon. Judge Of
the U. s. Snpren1s Court
In well known 70 my numerous friends that
am happy TO state that have, thanks to Dr. Won
Mosohzisker, entirely recovered. My hearing is
now rs acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN. Jr.
For several years l suffered from deafness. DR..
Won moschzisker restored my beaTing. ="
81 Louis, sept. =, 1853. JOSEPH YEATS.
DR.. Won MosehzIsker most successfully operated
on my eyss'and oene6.tsd ny sifht e5oesdingly.
St Louis, Sept IA, 1853. ~
lLetts, from Rsr. j. J. Mnllon,l
DR. Won. MoscHzIsKER-Dear Sir:-Among
tnose who have been beneft,ed by your stillfll
treatment IN diseases lmpeirlng the sight, IL affords
me great pleasure TO add the testimonial OF nv
sIsutude 10 the list OF your patients. My sight
was so much impaired during the lssr eighteen
monlns that could not recognise the feat uTes Of
. Inend standing near me. 1 tender you this
acknowledgment OF your eminent skill and success
Ia tne treetmept o. your Obliged and grateful friend.
j. j. MpLLON, Rector St Patrlok's.
...t 6e original Of the above, and hundreds more
Patients wishing their family physloian 20 a.
company them 10 witness operations or for the
purpose OF consultation at liberty to BRING them
medioal men will be st eli times welcomed 10
witness Or. Won nj . operations, and examine
zone OF the INSTRUMENTS ne has introduced for the
neci w, ea q Opthalpie and, Aula Surgery.
once hours from q. IN. to ,. m. and from TO
fs6i I'm aaT Pennsylvania AVENUE.
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LINE. LIME!!-Our friend VIM II. Gcdey
has just opened kiln Of best quality wood.
burnt lime. Call at the kilns on Rock creek,
near Georgetown. fe72t
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chlropo-
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room up stairs
Once hours from IL m. to p. m. Orders To call
at residences promptly attended 70. Jan l6-1m#
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DR. Trails lecture at the Smithsonian InstI
tute, on Wednesday evening next, under the aus
pices Of the Washington Lecture Association, will
undoubtedly be one OF the most important and
practical Of the course His lectures are ALWAYS
well calculated to interest and entertain as well Is
instruct his hearers.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Before Justice
Waitsy.-Sarah Day, colored, profanity; fined 81.
Honora Moriarity drunk and disorderlY; do q SIS.
Mary Hay, fighting; do Amos Brown y soldier,
drunk and disoFderly; went into barbeT's ga
loon on Seventh street, and because the barber
refused 10 shave him while drunk, chased him
out Of his own establishment He was turned over
10 the military Jas. Lyons, suspected Of stealing
a cow; dismissed. Thos Smith aud Las. Kelly,
soldiers, drunk; turned TO the military John
Laug hiram, sleeping-in The street; dismissed.
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PRzsKNTATIoN AP~THx INDIANA HOSPITAL
The patients and nurses Of this hospital grateful
Mrs. ] T. FaIes, whose attention and devotion 70
the sick soldiers under treatment there has been
80 constant, presented his lady with beautiful
SCI Of silver spoons, costing upwards Of thirty
moalAs On tne o.n inn, mns. rsaes, TOT %
nsf care Of and goodness % the sick Of this and
onsf nospitals, enduring any and ell sacrifices 10
HAake me sufferers Of our army comfortable.
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MARRIED.
UlkO.

:, Fsbrpssy 4sh, .by the Rev. Dr.. Gurlsy. CHAs.
WILSON SIMS, Of fredericksburg. Va
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a L. MEN DIscsAR6ED PROM s1kytos
n can q fttec out IN q nloe suit u Clotee. ~
lssa than New York Prices, a. ne feop;ss I'LL
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PLEASANT FURNISHED RooNs, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at 415 street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders
can be accommodated. ian Is Inns
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RAILROAD CONNECTION WITH VIRerNIA-
double-track road is being rapidly laid from the
Washington depot to the Long Bridge and when
completed trains can run each way at the same
time. The track across the Long Bridge has been
laid, and everything 10 nearly in readiness 20 open
full connection by rail through this city 10 our
camps In Virginia, whether on the LOudoun or
Orange roads, and switches will be laid sfording
access to camps not immediately on the roads.
The passenger travel over the railroad north
ward IL quite heavy, averaging perhaps 600 daily
each way. OF these from three 70 tive hundred
are through passengers 70 New York and Phila-
delphis. Six trains now leave the Washington
station each day
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EtOUND-Ont the 9th inst q POCKET BOOK
L containing money and receipts, which the own
er can have by applying at w. NJ. SHUS TER e.
CO.'S Store, No. SO opposite Center market. be-
tween It'll and 9Th sta. e7-2t
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WANTS.


WANTED-rwo god PfR AID CAKE BA-
KERsh Inquire as U. II. RlDENooSs'
WANTED.-A lady wishes 20 obtain STU
y. IasaIfe :. q 81, Pssros9 cturcS ' fes &.
A SITUATION WANTED, BY young man:
"a Geu he bssP 81 rom
his le,t plece, II required. Address m. ID. ;"
WANTED-Three uufurnI,hed ROOMS. with
streets p!sferTed. ststs terms address &c. P.
t." Box ss2, City Post Ofiae. fs s-att
wANTED-Av hite GIRL for general ouss-
w work in family of three; one that can see,
3 nS' kpss SSa s Ssssa 0O"Pit:a
WANTsD-77A GIRL to- wait OF. the table snd
s enc required. callst sic 9th street bs.ysss
WANTFD-One COOK, one OYsTER
w sHUCKER. ana three .WAITEns; also,
live Women for homework. Inquire at $40 Pa
avenue. corner LIST Of: .....---fe 8 q. :
A WIDOW LADY, A STRANGER. UN;;
hat her 70 to a1S nonss for
MRsea snf H. w osS%'Ps Pos. sssSS9 Once. AGES
WA.MNTE.lpoa5tln, sygE spa sre;Snghe1 store,
Recommendations as to character and qualfhca-
PE:; ADDE'S: yh real Hs%s and
WAHNSTED.At the Billiard 1 saloon corner Of
quslnted with the business prefsrred. fe1 St
WANTED--A oolored WOMAN. on who un-
ply at e KL0TZ sR st. Ss%esn s Avenue and
WANTED-A genteel aud intelligent young
w LADY, who can sing and play the piano
i SissfsH s.: :fS E:atoof ooaaSaon a.ss:
WANTED-A BAKEHOUSE, with an ordIn,.
es REM r. Sd in the vS;
between 9th and 1lth SITS extending hack as far as
5 st. Address MORRISON" st,T OfIioe, iof two
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED-Ri.her
with or Without private table-by a gentleman
AND lsdy PsrIor and bedroom nicely FURNISHED
gentleman. Unsueetionable references given if
required. Address J, w. s., Box 124 Post Office.
A SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINE
wanted to hlPe ets yonns Woman s vRo
ss 81 " note e co in SssS a. ss b.
Clalms, Pensions, and Bounty, corner of Seventh
AMI AMI Streets second eoor' from 10 to o'cIcek
WANTED-A lower HOUSEHOLDER in q
w hrst-oass hotel. Mons need apply unless
thoroughly qualified. Address Hotel Star Of
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w just, BY praetiosl Bookkeepet Of long eIpe-
G%OPTPtant," Bcx No. IS Post Once, Wsshingten,
NJ ANTED TO RENT-A Pew in the
w CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Address
Box ID Star Ofioe. jaSI
WANTED-Suters and Soldiers to know that
WARE cheap of H. J. GREGORY. 321 Penn
avenue, ial6
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t. THE. BILLIARD HALL. 81
M.!sls Hndsrsignsd. hsyin{ purchased nom
neT q Penn, avenue and Eleventh street, and ret.
ed the same entirely with new cloths, balls. "a.
invites Az friends spd the public generak 10 ave
jos colin JOHN w. carp.
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SZUU DIAMOND BIZ EAS Pin, about the
size Of half dollar. on Tuesday, 4th Feb. The
terra around it; setting finished IN oak enamel, in
shape of NJ altese Cross; ohain and pin attsched,
pin twisted. and diamond set IN il. II returned
TO MISS MARY TURNER, 81 Pa. avenue, or
to NIX. A. X. Al. LEN, et Justice Donn's Office,
reward will be paid, and no questions asked.
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~ near BladensburE, Boy ANTONEY 81
CRAWFORD u, commonly called Toney: He a.
hair; grave countensnce when spoken to, ~
with soar In one Of his eyebrows, oooa-x
left in. November last. l will give SleO to hsvs
HIM brought home to me.
jas F. MAGRUDER.
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COO REWARD.-Lost this morning, on train
pEO between BlidenEburg and Washington, a
Bank BOOK, (Jas; F. BaJlJD containing SEQ.
-Four $40 notes, bank of Baltimore: one q 10 mole
on Kensipgton bank, PhIladelphIa; one SIS note,
bank Of Commerce, Baltimore; and four 8 / note.-
one on Cit zen's bank. b timore The fiEder
will Teosive the above reward by returning book
ana contents to WIN. F. BAYLY, No. 2fs Pa.
avenue LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-08

S5U delivery to me at Biadsasbu rEsmS .na e -
q secures re" IL lsil sS thai get hlml Of Me- 81
Nathaniel Suit, deceased, Of Prince GeofgeYs
Md Will give the above reward no mstteISk-
wneIe aken. sylvester is Of copper complexion;
Is veil Known in Washington city, aud is no doubt
lurking thsreabout or its vicinity, the neigh
ty, Md. NJ c. STEPHEN.
Executor Of Nathaniel Suit, deoeas.d.
Upper Marlboro Gazette and Prince Georgian
piper insert weekly for weeksl fe Lew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-08

II OEI.-A 6EAL ling, and q FOX-HEAD
- SEAL sttsohsd 70 ring, With comedian ser.
s5Teward will Be gtven 20 whoever returns tho
efucics 70 THIS omoe. de2-f
I OsT-on Friday last, ~ getting out of car
WATCH: A liberal reward viii be paid for fts
return r MILAN Ia. "a. FANNlN6, Police ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-08

PLY 5d. NEGRO BOY MADISON Sa
sO9STH. commonly called Dick. about s q
white cloth pants, ~ o pea jackets; he car
Iled on with him large grey horse, about i6, III.
above reward vii be given for the return of man
and horse, or $50 for the man and $40 for the horse
IN either case 70 be secured 30 that { ge' them
again. GEORGE w. GARDINER,
Near PisoataWay,
la A-2ws Prince Georges ooGnty, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-08

EOUND-On Tuesday, the 9Th instant, q POCK-
4 EFT BOOK, containing q small amount OF
Y" The owner can have the above by applying at
392 Penn. 6v. fe 2tH