davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
II % ID! BLOODl
SURES TnEIR CAUSE / DG?RaSgD CON d.
TON OF Tue VITAL FLUID
winch produces
SCk0FC LA, lie RS. SURES. SPOTS. LETTERS
SCALEE. P0ILS SYPHILIS Or W.
NEREAL DISEASES &c
SAhfiRITiN'S
~ ~ u 2 -

SAMiRITiNS
sRNn! a NL HER b jules
Is offered the pubic A. = positive cure.
let tho,e then who have either sc-ofuls. scsli
INA II S"rr' .! nny kind at ia &c use the ROOF
Cure those spots T-tters Scales and Coupe: Col
ofea Patches, as there ar many sur,n.sos sb"i;
Banisn all impurities Of tie blood and bring ie
sys m Ia n healthy action for The care Of
GS tbs "a ss
mot pa ent, crr'a and cfectu Al remedy ever pro
TIE We eresl poison. that the cure IS n rnug1
ana psrmnnent 1a,e thea q Ihjr p!ri wing re'u--
30 Nor DksrAiR. A'e- 1913
sAMAEif&t ROOF PfsS"Si HER !aeJfsf s"'
VII rrtnose fytry T:sei'e 81 5inpnrite, fc''n the
FEmALE:l sENALRsn
males s0ffer, the Ro9r ANb D'f mEEB yTTCEs Is
m"st happily adspt in liberated Uterus, in
Debility, IN for ail c9m iIsiant to lie
Sent BY express. Price 81 4 h"+tle, or s bottles
49, sAM.RlTAN,s CuANCEE WASH.
Price ~ cents. Full directions.
De- MIND n GO Box 15l Philadelphia Post
soia by s. CALyERT FORD. corner of llta and
y COLEMAN a ROGERS. l.3 Baltimore street.
TRIE SE Jar.
f'o'.ctsa ~ R"ya! Ittfs,s Patent af Ers:ana axs
%
PnstS. cad tbs lg3GT tdl C0i.kse ;s;r:ss yt.1xs
TfiESTMhR No.
the efec u vi remedy for RELAXATION 5PEa
i J; i59REi.GA AND EXHAUSTION Oh TEf
TRIESEMaE No.
C8E patelY and entirely eraiic:ltes ali traces @:
those disorders for which Copsiva and Cuhebs haze
generally aees Thought antiiute 10 thu ruin o:
NE health of a vast portion OF the population
FRIESEMAR NJ. 8,
~ the great and remedy Of the civilized Wufr
TO: all i'm fiticr ~ the System yell sevtnary
symptoms. obviating the destructive use of Mer
3ury, we'll as other 6sleteriuaS Ingredients sho
which all the Sarsa!ririlia in The world csunat
csuiuve. TRlESEMAk Mes. i, 2 and are alike
devoid Of taste smell and of all I,,uaeatia quail
itiss. They IL the forii of u lo.enxe aud rsa,
Ii. on tha toilet table without their use being sns
eected
Sold in tin cases at ss each, or four IS case. il
ons FOR 90. ard IN ~ cases, thus saving So q;
.dministsTed BY vslpeap, LsllsH ana, ksa.. Sc.
&c. wholesale and tSil by DIR. II. A. BARROW
ls., sisesker street -four doors from MacDoue.j
mit,nnc. DR.. barrow win forward Triesemar to any
part OF the world. securely packed, and sdarssanc
according to the instructions Of the writer
Published also By DIR. BARROW that popui.,
and becu:ifny illustrated medical work Gnrnsr
Frailty. Price Is cents Triosansr and BOOK e AN
Washin gton D. c. De Iaf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
fRAs EhERS DIRECTORY.
TO piSSESGsrs rRAvrLING EAST.

Pas'crSe-s -r Boston AMI the E:-!c-n States are
notinSc t s.a :. :hc Only size eouaec: a. -r-.xa
isr, v,.:S..ats sa' III "a 2 2 tr 'if ;:S
via -rr,ssss:d. when you purchase tickets be su.s
sag. ,t~.. III through from :" s-i.inst"n
&c; er.s AID soldiers farlaugI N is:hacEof
VI S::d tis ms. desirable ruatc. Cars by tais
E"- through from S.~ Work city IT, Boston
wtctut change. Z. GIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
1851 TIE (.cn3
pGRNSYLSASlA CENTRAL kAts.ROSD

AH@==Zz as%%As.Z
4 ~; $HS ~nsrrxs CITE.
STONE F sskIA s4ssT xs And COMFORT
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHn sSn,;i s.,r,s pos,
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA 40 PITTsBURG!
CLOSE oosE NJ + 'as@ II &fs hEttRK1ssuEe
NORTHERN MT c iIsihs sf ' sar.Eo.D.
rHEeREaaa%a d 5a5ssniRs Rourr
WASHINGTON f IND BALrIHoR.
WEST NORTH 4 - 4ss STTnl tN Il 'H SOUTHWEST
-. = For Ts5sa.s T;ssr.a .pgly =: tn. o.se. q
snTDeT Of Penn-s ly1ha avenue sni Sixth street
washington. and Calvert Station. Baltimore
! SPLENDID shEEri ~ ga, CARS ON ALL HIeH7
SMOKING AND BALLOON CARS ON ALL TRhIEs.
Fwum WARRINGTON
,ryS. &c Hs, :ass t :. q nnd a., J. A.
E.ers connac.s1s sre male Si;n tra;A' On ta'
hurs a. m and 81 "n M thsra c 20
-ith the Trains Or the Psnnsy!- snis Central Rss'
for.srasd to and fr"t any " point or the KT=aas;
Ct ohie Kentuesy. insisna, Illinois. ~iseonzil.
Ths ass'Sa cera Rs dIr
at Piit-turg With Steamers; by which 'i?"is cai
he forwarded tn any port 81 the Ohio, hs2KuguI
Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberlan Illinois, hissis.
sipp. Hisc":Ein, Missnuri, kaGss9 Arkansas. 2nc
Fax; Rivers; and ~ C!ava!and Ss::duaSy and Oh:
cage with steamers TO all Northwestern Lakes
Merchants and clippers entrastirs tha IRAN DO,
tat:". of tHeir Freight TO this Corn pany rslr
WITH confidence on its cps ety transit.
The RATES CT FREIGHT to and from am voini
in the West. By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
nrs n NJ. ',"'ts Jn"c,ats esarssd by et.es
Rnf!roao fc1,,prnfes.
o. Pc particular TO mark pscks gss Via Penns
Central RI
WM BROWN, Ag't northern Central Il r.,
No. 81 North street Baltimore
EEoCn LEWIS, Gem su efintentent, Altoona: Ps.
l.. l.. HCUPT. Ger'i Tick ct gent. Phiiadc! Fhia
Il. II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent. Paiis.
taphia. ian 2-1v.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

OF ElCi al.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
- wksBIEeToN, .snusry1e, 1871
Tae secresATy OF Stsre will hereafter recsive aen
nrre oi C,ayreas GU business on Estrr5sys, con-,
.,encins With Saturday, the Erst OF ncxt month.
:an - IF WILLIAM B. SEWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
IsELAWAKE STATE LOTTERY
IL 40 rEIzHS OF n0n

- 3 5J CUU -SA
DELAWARE STiTE LOTTERY,
Authorized by An Act for the Ericou cement Of
Internal improvements IN State OF Delaware,
JOHN = NORRIS co. Managers
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY TIE MONTH
SUI f. Nj r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
ATTENTION. SuLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the atteEtien of all having r-iafinns or
friends IL t. srTrgto the fact that HOofLANpT
diseases induced by exposures and privations ind.
dent 10 camp life. In the lists Published slroosS
WIN Pe noticed tSs zen yhs sars si OF tie
suffering from debility: Every case OF that Kind
Diseases resulting FROM disorders of the digestive
otxans are specify resloyed. We have no hesitsra
&c saved that otherwise viii be lost
rsrkable and well authenticated cure OF one OF the
has been saved By the Bitters -
PHILADELPHIA, Auxusrsc,d lam
MsSrs. Jones EcnHs.-Wefl, gentlemen, youf
Hootsnd srr,an Bitters has ed my life There
is mistake in this. IL is youched for by numbsrs
and who were fully ssynizant of all the circum,
sst feSf years. member 81 shermsn sa,ssr, ~
battery. and under the immediate command Of Cap
upon my .fdusus duties, vas attacked in SoSss.
Der last with infamm alton Of the langs, and 1ss
loved By srss, debi!ity shtsnsd BY 40 .s.scf &
dyserteTy. 1 was then removed from the White
OF ss landed tss
Of June, Since that time have been about A. lsv
sw allow anything. and if did force = m orsei down
sSsa . as OF s.s &c
sssn
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Arehss,
ana :. best 20
A. Of sI mi s sas
snss :slGr. to try
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow OF
sa. sS.n ee Ss
Hes, have gained ten pounds. ana feel .anguins
ssn sls% ss, 70 SssIs sS,sas Z. "a ::
months; Cor, Gentlemen, sm = loyal virxiusn
sSie Btters owe the esr.Hiy of life sU &hias be-
;aken the place OF .sSgr isarsto your sittsrs vin
bosom those v no are dearest 10 me in lie.
Very trrly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully coneur in the truth Of the aboy. ,tsts,
ment, as we had arspsired of seeing our somrsds,
JOHN CupDLEBACK, Is, New vert Bsttsp
f ESEsF cE HsSkkkkRR Sd nv Maine
J: d f.sEWkiL, Co ). d vermont.
Henry Henry M kaSss AZ Co g. &C. sth Maine.
JOHN y. WARD, Co. {, 5th Maine.
kk kEEaakss kHIa ! 81 &c e! s:s
JOHN JENKINS. Co. b. l"th Poun.
BEWARE OF coUNrEREIIrsi
Bee .h., the sisna,ur. of 20, M. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs CENTS,
OR HALF Doz. FOR 90.
should your Arrest druggist not have the Article
do not be put OF by any sf The Intoxicating preps
~s.ons that may be offered in it's place, but send &C
us And we viii forward, securely sckedny erpres'
PnxeIYAL orrIoI AsB k.suFAoTcsf,
No. 6sI ARCH ST.
JONES EVANs,
lEuecessors 20 O. n. Jackson Co.,
PROPRIETOR.
u0-TeY asle by Druggists and Dealers In evsry
town In the htted statee. &C som IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
: . SCH ANT WOUNDED SOLDIERS DIV
ILIAEc AND OTHERS.
UE1O~ or TIRE o + o. X. X. co.

res e..irnad :.nF" cSn,-s composing the iiIA he
tween sshinctou anc New r.. x= -Mzo,
Glfri with b-Tths. wrl2sI1 EE- |S= ~
vrniiisI.'. spd expressly ON GERS. soldiers and
others that I'll 81 o. sick ~ Ia the ,ton
OF :r.ta ."nsdis-,s-s. Tn. will leave TIC Es
de7rhis, atS >. =. Expr-s. Train.
rs---ns-rs s-.iHs --st .cidi-r. civilians, ,,
era 'tksrs - - srs sick wounded. are informed
:ss .ss val -s. ia de pot every MON DAY,
y EBH ESDaI sa6 FRIDAY at - IA. going
through m the rhio river without ehauga az asTs
so.iiars aad n.Sars farinush iisr -srSad Will
frc :sis thu past and dAsiash'e roUt- for
tnr West. This liz t.s ca ~ tine shat .s;. 6
through tick It from Wastinton ehack bag Saga
frcri this city,
CAUTION TO PASSENGERS Vie ONLY
ti.sCE 80 hug tick .aa Ticket in the DE- PIT
o! the r. 4 @ p r. Co. tn6-ff
l.S2S THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
PHILIP & SOLGNONS,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AyENrE.
to- = II

A IL 1HE tEE BOOKS or THE DAY AZ
"A sooN As PUBLISHED
Also. all tsnG ard Publicat and Naval. ~ n .
TsleorsIed VT ters- such ChxS Lever Mrs
HrEry osh, hlsS hulloch Miss Braddon Cbas
chs, Hrs Southx0rth Mrs Lee HentL vii
81 Collins Anthons Trolnpe. Major WinthTGp
large assortment
s1hTiDNERh and FANCY ARTICLES
SEUiCss II" Bd retail. At
WILLIAM +. RtCHSTEIN'S
M II ~ " Be on TORE
26e Pa. sE.. bet. iith and 18th SITS
~ u z" Washington D. c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

JzS5 p izes Amounting ~ 8 90 800 a.
Tickets SIC: Halves So Quarters So; Eizhths s1L
Fan orders for Tickets IN the above Lotrarv
should ia Addressed :" JOHN A. NORRIS 4 Co
"HhIihs1Oh OeIaNafe. feb t.nariH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
r r IE 6 r m A n

Frc'.tt.d ny fioyui Ltt',rs Pdt,ut of Eag.ru, nss
srrkTed by ths Seals al the Ero!s y. Pknysyars. =;
Pats. cnd ths laH3GTtal Coikst Of EsG;tss gt.5xa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

crate prisoners, but the cause of the ca,as-
trophe is enveloped in mystery. Some me-
groes were cooking in the eastern portion
OF the building, above the Senate Cham
per- and 1t is supposed the flues were foul,
Snd q tnence fire was communicated to i'm
hammable materials, and the second ont.
break of the FIRE is attributed to the pres
ence of gas by the bursting of the pipes.
Gen. Grover was early at the scene of
destruction and issued his commands, and
every exertion was made by the soldiers to
extlngulsh the flames. The Provost Mar
in his exertions. q ~
''The loss is very heavy. Many thou.
sands OF rare and valuable books, pabers
and the furniture of the building were en-
tirely destroyed. The outer walls stand in
majestic defiance of the fery ordeal they
have passed through. Seventy thousand
dollars will not replace tue building and
contents"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

MEss,, ROCHESTER, Dec. 2s, 1861.
been ! sss; ssp. e. II. DRAKE & Co.-Gentlemen 1 have
four years. EEHaSEeT from dyspepsia for three or
dies recommended for its cure rnslWe4u W Ur aiaE
became worse, had to abandon my profession, and
suffered greaily from everything 1 ate. Nv mind
W was much affected, depressed and gloomy. About
three months ago tried the PlantatIoa Bitters and
10 my great JOY am nearly well man. 1 have re-
commended them in several cases, and 81 far AS 1
know, always with signal benefit
.ar fg am, very respectfully yoars,
REV. s. CATHoRN.
Such is the language reaching US daily. No arti-
Gle ever had an equal sale. Under no circumstances
.rt4 The pure standard Of TIE materials Estd be de.
parted from,
These Bittors are sold by all principal druggists,
Groeers, hotels and rOstauran he sure each bottle
bears the fac 'imile of the prorrietors signature, on
a steel plate labsg.
PH.DRAKE CO.,
dec:2eodlm 2o2 Broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

IntereGtIng from New Orleans md
the Mt!sIssiPpi River country just
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

9-SPHoIAL NoEICEs Double tho above rntes. ul7
al hSaFiy Advertising Oh reasonable terms aceor-
uin 70 tue space occupied and the
All frOm transient person Or strspR
ers to be paid JeF iH ddpdRel! sl5fIa L = -
S9snes9 Cards not exceeding vo lines $40 per year.
oL ior SIX months, but for shorter pariod n0Ehf
"Im ~, % counted LesS than Oquare.sseJ -.lI -I.-
11e Advertisers own Immediate business; and All
aaTsrtSements for the benefit Of other ursops I'd
well as all legal advertisements and RdySrtssmorts
OF auction sales and real estate In by
be paid for at the usual rates, = -
:. IT advertisements not accompanied with vrItte,
accordingly. '' '4-N ~ Nt'H' 6Su
cases at full rates. -r, - 49, go s'4 AZ '4'
Marriages, Noticespf Funerals, and apnoDeemsnts
Of sermons, so cents each. - noSviI3sS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

new States. Here are a few of bis exnirsss.
sions contrassed. If they are not incop.
grnons, absurd, and miserable hotcb-
Potch of blather to cover up his iii. CON
cealed sympathy with the tribe of Davis
the l., we don't know what is.
Oarlle. 't't y
Mr.. Carlile was not guilty Of trvipo 10
defeat the new State project. %
All his (Smitb's) feelings and former as- :
sociations inclined him to be pro.slayerv.
Hs y believed West Virginia ought 70 be a
he was ID favor ot,the Battelle resoln.
tons, and bad urged Ms. s. to ofEer them
10 the Convention. s.t't
He had private objections to the bill un-
der which the State had been adnilted.-
every vote he had cast had been for the
4 How he would vote now. he could rot
he said Tennessee and Kentucky were
aumltted With n slavery Constitud lion, a
fact quite unnecessary to tell as eyervb3dy
knows it, but it wasn't conyenient for Rim
to say that by the Ordinance of '87 slavery
was excluded from Ohio, Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan. This would have been fatal
to his bugaboo Of Congressional dicta-
tion. . -
he argued to show that Eastern Virginia
must have voice in this matter of a diyi.
sion of the State, aud that France Unnld
come on us fer the redemption of bonds she
held against the old State. 1.-The believed
all this, we can't see how he ever was a
new State man, unless these ideas have bur
recently popped into his head which ia
hardly snpposable as the secessiouistss in
this county have urged them before. !.
Alter he had concluded, E B. Hall. ESQ.
took the floor and entered into n complete
analysis of the whOle arguments against
the new State founded on Congressional
diotatiOn aud the right of Eastern Virginia
TO any voice in the matter. He said there
was NO dictation in the matter at all. The
Hman anciPatlon clause was got up by our
own delegation aided by the advice and
Suggestions of the Commissioners and other
friends ofthe new State who were iu WASH
lh9ton at the time. He said the clause ex.
cIudinS free negroes was not-incorporated
In order TO secure the votes of Lane of Kan
sas and others whose C0nscjences would
not permit them to vote to exclude any
class OF citizens. He defended Ben
Wade and the editor of the Wheeling
!ntetflgsneer against the charges made by
As. Smith that they had dictated the
"hote thing. He was in Washing
ton himself the day the bill war arranged
aud knew from personal knowledge that
there n was not word of truth in the cry of
dictation. -
We regret We have not space to give even
an outline of all Mr.. Hall said. Suffice it
70 say that he spoke with great enGra1,. ]
lVtce, ana etoquence. for he no doubt feIt !
Srieved that a man in Mr.. Smiths position
should endeavOr to weaken the confidence
of. the people in tue integrity of the Ad-
ninistration and in our right TO the new
State. We have heard men used up in de-
bate before, but We never yet witnessed so
complete demolishment OF an opponent as
on this occasion. Mr.. Tichueil cornered
him, pinned him to the wall, and skinned
him aliVe,b but Mr.. Hall took the wind out of
bin, buried him deep and covered him all
over with shame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13
New Clothing House.
'5J .#'s see.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
r,-a-,-9I

No 40 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
'INRESIENDoUs STOCK of Mems and Boys Wear,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Carpet Bags sold
equnlly cheap 1t is very evident that new house
Will be established now during this crisis except II
during tho crisis all reduced prices; bnt stock
having been bought under very favorable auspices.
We certainly will sell you goods to say the least,
HstonisIIngly low aniless than they can be bought
IN this city positively" u =-t7.H. EFs
Come at once aud examine the stock Eo trouble
to show goods. At No. 10 Main St. Centre Wheeling
sEg q SCH0ENEIELD 4 BRO.
o, We forgot. Please bring your money along
No otermS rny2S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13

Meeting at the Court Houses spIrIt-
ont ,9I IaIi.s;.DeIeERto Smith drawn
o"t anu 'sdone" tor. -. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13
9atlpg gntEll1grntcr.
TERMS OF ADynnT1s1NG.

TWELTFso LINES or NoSf1REr, (oH OK iNca, on
.5.r,- LlEss' NGKH'A : saUiHE. 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13
JOHN It. LAK1N,

[suceessor to Wheeler ( LAki4.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED PoR
Inspection on Thursday, March 10Th, new
@Hu H veil selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI
NiSHING GOODS. = 4 -
~ patrons OF the old hrm, and the public in gem
NE respectfully invited to call and examine my
S before making their purchases as intend SELL
ing @ ,nAll profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
6 aa!1l for the patronage bestowed upon the old
~ "a, solicit continuance Of the same for the new
eS'@s-ahment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 102 Main St, wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13
IN So R NCE.
sadIleS, Harness, Trunks SC
WHOLESALE Z RETAII

WHOLESALE 3 RETAIL.
3 SHEPPARD No.1S1 Main Street, corner
" Caion, will continue to keep on hand RlargeAud
eouPte assortment OF all arclesin his line consist
g Of Ladies' and Gentlsmen's Saddles, Fine Coarse
nHsHss' Trunks Valees, Carpet Bsgb, satehels, Col
ATs tAmes, Whips, &c.
sa1ld respectfully call attention to my stock, and
ty strict attention and prOInptness, to merit
eoGGaEAnee of the public patronage
ger 17nner. JB SHEPPARD.
s7F2l' '59 131, Main Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Christian, Advertisers,

" % sdvise our advertising friends who de-
2. telI NJ tne public what they have to sell
IT, ,.s holiday season way to send il tneir fa yors
So econ as possible, SO that they may secure the
ad'anta!e OF proper notice in our Christm ~
br 'try. Everybody is sure TO scan the al
Ee' nsing columns of the Star preparatory TO
making christmas purCha ass, waii-k own to
all our CITY dealers, " no govern the nsatves ac-
CoTdH ely; and strangers will do well 10 bear
the same fact in mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15
DIED

On the ,4th inst, after prot acted Illness which
she bore with Christian fortitude VIRGINIA A.,
the be owed wife of Oh aries NJ skippon in the soth
year Of ber aks.
Her funarsi win take place to- norrow. Wednes-
day morning. at 10 o clock M, from her lat, re
siaepce. on Ninth street. bet and II streets, to
tend.
On the l4th instant. after q short Illness, J. N.
BURK in tie go yer OF bis age.
be friends Of the famity are invited to attend
his funeral, at o'clock. this tTuesdayl even ing,
December lsth. from the corner Ga, bet. d &nd a,
asid
On the morning OF ths 18th inst, ELI ABEra
G!IIN, infant cau $ bter of Elias and Mary Ellen
Travtrs. ased IL ICnt hs aba ws"ks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

fHA1 Fl OF An AGED CiTIzEs.--On Saturday
bish', MIR. Edward Waysoa died at his resi-.
O. FL. ID street east, in the nj nety H. It
YEAR of his age, az old age: Mr.. Wayson has
been in thP employ OF the Government, In the
hiachtmi'h7s depar ment of the Washin eton
Navy lard, fer ftty eight years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

FIhEp.-John Kane, keeper Of lilo uor sh anty
on Mai' ndavenur, near X strees, was ausd
S2o rst ioay morning by Justice Ferguson,
ter ceiling liquor to soldiers Kane was insd
s2l sad'tioDai tor not having proper license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

PASSENGER AaEsT.-Nr. William ]. Walker
has bet appointed to the position Of passen
ser agent ON the B,Itimere and Ohio Railroad.
the ashiDRton depot. Mr.. Walker was for
,evsral yeas popular employee OF tho Post
Once department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15
HEk's DREss S WIS.
Y6aib's Dress SHits.
GiIGysnS' Dress Sait
Msa's BsSis.ss Salts.
Yo,sta'S BtSiaess SKIS,

CfagdTeNI' StR0oI SNits.
No4E WALKER Co. 36s Penn avenue Metro
pOlitan Hotel Building, would respectfully
uounce that their annual display of Fall and Win
ter Clothing Is now ready Tor inspection 1t il
comprised Of assortment of Gentlemen's and
YOuths Clothing of the newest nd richest dssi sns
u material, trim ming and workship.
To those Who study excellence with economy In
fashionable ar ficles of dress, an opportunity Ia
aOw offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city, ct very
reduced psices. Oc3-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15
AHCSEMEN rs To NIGHT

GROVER THEATLa.-The Ravel Martinetti
AL ID arSetia trouprs viii app ar to- nignt In
ahotttr OF those artistic entertainments wni IN
Gave made thu m 80 a traciive for many nights
e.. The fairy pantCmim., 1.-The Il d q nome,"
VIII AGAIN be- psriOTms d to night, Together with
= FaTnty of b'au'irul ac's. 10. Franklin aud
f"ui Maitintt til v III appear IL grand douole
frSpFZe act.
foRps 1BEATBs.-Mr Jas. II. Hackett will
appear 10 ipht Sgain In his in mltaois oh At tc-
t"E OF "SIr John Falstaf,' in S'akspeare's
tragedy Il Berry Fourth The closing scene
Of tie lay rprrrten's the battle of Sure psbury
and The G, a'h OF Hotspur. Mr. Hack. tt j. well
sus amt d ~ Mr.. Fords excellent company.
CAnTIRFuRY.-At this resort to- night grace
ful Anuria Gailetti, charming Julia Mortimer
and Tie teauti III Fowler sisters will anne ,r in
q SaTIs'y OF beautiful dances The Eihion,s
Corps Will BE- on hand with their inimitabIs
O. ioImHpces, and the cour. OF beauty in ali
,IsT 'oSel hesS " i'll also take part in the per-
rOI-Eanc's.
/. o. o. LEvER.-The Iesce and concert of
hsFm Jny Lodge takes place tonight al odd
tth"" s nali, Navy Yard. superior corIllon
4nu' &c mss - Il ngaged, and refreshments will
reserved on by an experienced caterer The
IsEeFs OF IT, God Fellows are ALWAYS wort n
attending and the committee pledge the msslyas
10 make Tins one OF the most agreeable OF the
ses-oD. - "
OWLS BELL RISGHRs.-This troupe per
1"FLot !s>t h1t nj TO full house; and In adj Ill
lion 10 III 1T artistic performs on tn. bells
x N"lletF al vocal aud Instrumental pieces
we're exc ufed, There is q mUsir In the h lis
v heT n arr nHnipuiated by the BIaisdeII
lFC be : Il dihrir fine troupe. Remember that
ihey IfAain only this week.
FAIRS AND FEsTIyALs-The ladies of Wa
iey tfaItl continue their far and festival
nr"'gh, n: h. pre- sent week YET. This fair is
IN ai0 ci tfe parsonage fund, and 3 admirably
Cci n 90. The ladIc OF Dunbarton Street NJ
4 mach "r" also hoiaing 4 fair IN Pompeiiar
Hail, Geoir 90 own.
FALL he Independent Socials give ball
12-l4ght 81 Ten. peI ance Hall.