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On the 18th Instant, yosLPa ,; TRCNNRL 10
ELLEN AMELt PAXTON. by j.. Ashv.ri n,
both Of 6.ory town, O. IT,
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CoRss are the universal torment of mankind To
be relieved Of these teri IDLE evils call Dr. White
and submit to his mani pulatiens Hundreds Of
ful treatment Of corn., bunions nails gre ring in
the i.esh etc. Or. White makes ehiropody ipe-
risneins pain Office aga Penn. avenue, LANE C
Tuckers buidipg,) between ~ and eta sta. No.
ch arge for consultation jalS-tf
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AsoTHsR IMPORTANT CuRB.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT CURB
Cough, Sore Throat, pipt6eTin
CcIsh, Sore Ihrcat, Diptherid
tohsh, Sore Throat. Diptheria.
Cured by
PBARsoS's INDICATED TAR DROPS
Try them
And 10 tciSe IN time
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 9, 1862
Gro. PEARSON, Eso.-DedY Sir II purchased a
package Of your Mcdicat.d Tar Drops my SON having
severe Couch and Sore Throdt, lin fast pronounced
by many in the first stages of DiptheriaJ when, to
my astonish Mt, they cured him, as many neigh
bors will also testify, sncs which would not be
without them. Respectfully yours,
L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 461 Estreet
Prepared and sold by GEO PEARSON, S N, Liber
ty street. Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Eighth st.
Washington, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per package. jaH-Im
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AUCIlON SALES.
fHIs AFTERNOON AND fo.MoRaoV.
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auetas.ssrs.
SAbbst F Rf s GrHrIrALSSVH o. ooINs:.o. Hos.
second soor Of the Auction Sco%s. y. sSsli s.u -
fs. S.Ss.s s,sl .ss @ CEN.
M.d.ls. Msd.i:s,. fotess' de Cons
A,.o knslish French. and 70. Aneisst oeins.
oslocf precisely. CaiaicSue Of the coiss q -
jas dts 20 MCGUIRE CO.. A..sL
B, GREEN q WILL aMs. Auetion.er.
NEW FRAME BUILDING AT ACCrIoN-o~
.ssI a s ID Ut, the ss,s inst a. O'Clock
,tr ct east, . large Frame buIidips. used ey ~
esnIress 100 OF kncneler Church containing ssest
der II. surcSnssrs Il 10 oe so.d - tss hisse
d,1 Of Bude1s viii Do VEL. s ss .,ssss t
time. AZ 1'e 'a' ssA"e'
RyIc MCGUIRE a CO.. AuetiOns,s.
TO Suffers AND THE TRADE
LARGE SALE OF
LIQUORS IN BoTri KS, IN CAsEs or ONE
DOZkN Also,
OLIVES, CAPERs. PEPPER sAUoE, SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO, sEGARs
CLAY AND FANCY PIPES. SHOE BRuSHEe
GLOVES, STEEL PENS, &c. &c,
embracing about
80 cases and . do1eu Branaiee, whistles wi,S
Bittevs. Oordial. &c "4a~-
Seozen French Olives. Cspe-s Pepper sauce.
eo1Sss noofSn, hunrse Co. 9lsssow ksntsshy
81 dozen GOOd~rn Bro. !. Ibs. paper smosias
L boxes saokies Pipes. assorted kind,
Lot Of Empty Bottles, Fancy PlAst., &c, &c, &c.
all of which will be sold without reserve
on TIE ftrst FLOOR Of the Auction Rooms, THU Rs
~ hohhiNG, january I'D, commencing ct y
jar-d lRep.I &c. MCGUIRE & 90, Auss..
- THE ABOVE SAFE is POSTPONED IN
account of the weather until TUESDAY ysa
I'm, same hour and place, when viii be sdlel
Bcttied PkssERv Es and JELLIxs
10 dozen CHAMPAGNE
JAZZ J. c. MCGUIRE a co. Auo%s.
By W. L. WALL a. CO.. Auctsoneerv
Southwest corner Pc. avenue aud 9Th street.
GALE OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TOBACCO
MORNING next, 18th Instant at 10 o. CLOCK Ne v,a
seu at the Auction Rooms, n large assortment a
Sroceries and Liquors, &c, embrxcing-
1 Bsrreh Refined bite and yellow Sugars,
Boxes cheese, soap and Starch,
Foxes Adsmsntine. Sperm and Mould Candles,
Eases Prestryed Nests and fruits,
saucss and Jelles. ~
Boxes Gronrd Coffee and Mustard,
Cases Pickles, French Mustard. &c,
Various Brands Cbewing and Smoking Tobacco
Boxes Navy Tobacco and dissrent brands cissI..
Cases champagne and German Wines.
Cases Brandy, Bourbon Whiskey and Bitters,
Barrels Pike Xxx Magnolia,
siilers Rye, CID Bourbon, and other whisksys,
:, and "a BrHn6y.
Barrels snd Kess Herring and Msckerel,
Acuautity of small stores. consisting ofGlyyes
Shirts, Hose, Paper, &C.
ta?i W. L. WALL e. CO., Aucts.
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NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPRs
n FRESH Lot OF the above Just received - :b-
90 sHj sell known house II a NJ BlNISGsh 4
CO., 231 Penn. AFeaus, nsEr~stp ~. - =
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THE STATIONERY PkIZH PAcKAaH manufacture ed
by J: G. Moran, 436 Fem. avenue. contains mt ore
and better stationery aud ore attractive and use
full Jewelry thsn any offered. Suffers and ia
trade will take notice. tal9ls-
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boz, TrE ~ : AND WCC.Sr-D.--A Il n days
s,i.,r, M. i CLrE:!uo, 1: ,Il5 S5tT, T:~C,y,i
NO iyEE. '@ytE u articles .Or ..t-iJIpG.On 70
tEa suILi-s g. ;Li"y hos .'.ttI 0al tn" DoTSS-
SC,!-:y Il =. . .ctL Yrcabyt,.,tl church, ri
hii.tCIuh!.., ,.ua In CouptS yy.r ,I;.ij.I..irs-
= -Iy.r 'ui --,In. sii@la - ~ Hurns.l',
" ~ -..t ~ -. ts~~ '-s..' ;! 90 &c
- -!'. ,...- - - by Us soldiers rE1 g.
iASrLtv. EFN-.St
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LOST AND FOUND.

pEWARD Lost, on saturday evening, while
IL passing from 0sg God s Gallery To Seventh 81
POCKET DIARY, containing about S2l5 in
will ret irn the same to yohnson's GALLERY On Navy
Yard, shall receive S00, or $50 for the recovery OF
the book and papers.
ja 26 81" J. ORVILLR JOHNSON
Clio REWARD.-Stolen, oath, about miles out
about Is hands high; years old; shoes all rouni
except one hind foot; lad VIXEN stolen light
leather saddle. English tree ana black birdie and
msrtingale The thief was traced to Washington
dressed in cavalry uniform. The above reward
will he paid for the delivery of the mare at JAS.
SHREfE'S stable, 9TH street.
ia cs 2t" W NJ CAUBY
G. REWARD.-Escspe ped from its cage on the lst
ga inst, RED BIRD; has blsck ring around
its neck The above reward will be paid for its re-
turn to No. 275 Pa av., between 10th and 18th sts.
Ja Est Mrs. A. SPRIR.
I OST-0n he 22d, q black and tan TERRIER;
- had on brass collar and answers to the name
of Dixie. The cellar had thirteen stars on the back
Any one returning the dog at No. 900 e. street
between 18th and l4th, viii receive Q liberal re-
ward. ia 2s-ats
L OsT-On the 2lst instant, . dark brown MARE
IL about 10 years old and about Is hands high
Any one returning the above L. are to 654 It'll st.
will ,eceive liberal reward.
is EST G. b. d. HART
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 18th instant 8
i red and white dry COW with crop horns Viii n
the owner can have by paying dsmsses and taking
her away. MIMR0D fARR,
Farm near Benning's Bridge,
ia N-laW5W Washin6ton county.
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TIM PHSCLTS Or RMAECIPATIOE.- Lu-
: sEst.s Co,hla. 1raariat-d from the French
g. ~ ,ce ~ fEAECE TAYLCR
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DESCENT OK a DIsOEDERLY HCCsE.-TLe
prcyos. guard last night made descent
upon the house No. 81 Twelfth street, and
aErsF:t3 TIE proprietTess, WomtD named
IsvS, tGo O: her Eiris, Sally Fauncc and
Jenny Russell, and l. number u so!G.ers.
IL girls had Zen drinking "fg3Il.g c0am-
yacne," ard l,'.chrd lux 20 ia" o.3c ar9 Who
INSIDE The ar -. a4d We're therefore locked Up
fox no nigh;
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TIVE CHEAPEST AND EST HAIR Dye II FRa WoaLD-
f'rrr Fa.isS Wa,he. ft... rharn's Hair Dye q
cents n BOX. 9ha best il asa. Try It Sold 10y =.
{ fcrd, S0rDar !ith street and Pz avenue " ash-
Is ,t-ci s,1s Il rnry COOK Alexandria. jse-ly
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w TRO-HYGIEHIO INsTITUTR.Nbr. ). M
LANDS, OF Philadelphia, has LEASED the PIRATE
part OF the "Mesropoltian Bah Roonzs,n on Pa
avenue, near llth street, where he is prepared
and scientific Water, Rlectric, Sur gical and Hy-
sienic Appliances daily, from TO ): He gives
Baths for ladies and gentlemen Rheumstism,
Mound., Dytpepsia, Female, Liver and Nervous
Diseases most speedily and permanently cured
Patients visited at their homes. Diptheria Scarlet
and other Pevers prevented and cured. Testimo-
mails in abundance, from II leading mon of the
country, can Be sssn and the best Of city references
S1ven. aE-lu
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ArrpsrIox, Soldiers and Others. Samaritan q
Gift Is your only hope. Cures any case of private
complaints in from TIVE to four days. II you would
be saved frem long suffering and speedy death
don't fail to avail yourselves of this remedy Tbs
samaritsns Root and Herb Juices is the only
efec nal remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying
remedy and be permanet tiy cured. sos advertise
ment in another column. ja5-G
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TAyRas-I. III Guns ~ 6Ix DAYS DR. Godfrey =
Antidote, - English sreciEc Of sixty-fiyr years
7;EEaiDg. will cure GOacrild ~ SSx lLays. NJ
Ci;St:e OF dist required Price $ per bottle sold
~ : .. Cord. Garner lith street and "a. aven 10,
Hn.i .ug.nn, srd Herr COCK, Alexandria js5-ly
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~ PRICE REDUCED.
ONLY CENTS PER BUsHELt
Being much the cheapest fuel to be had in the
city. The Coke Is of . uperior quality. Now is
the time 10 purchase Inquire at the Offce of the
as Light Co., 514 Eleventh st. ia al -Irneo
400 PAPE ANGINGS! ACc
dCO Gold and Velvet, HOO
Gold stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers
with Q varied stock of Glazed and Blank Papers At
the loves cash priceS.
WIN COW SHADES
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window Shades. Buff Green and Blue Holland or
any required style or size of Shade made 10 order
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
Warranted to be silded with Gold LesfI
The heDdsc NEST and largest assortment in the
District, from the best manu- factory in the country
with q beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
nfaSures h,so PbotnSrsn G snn man
copies Of celebrated Pictures Paintings and statu
airy, Albums, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELSi
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Eyes
Nails, &c. Orders for Papehhan Gines or window
Shades punctually executed by experienced work
men in city or country. Terms cash.
J. MARKRITER
SPlease remember the number, SO nth street,
ard the terms cash for goods and labor. ia 49,
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SPER1Ar0RhHG<A GAN FB QURED-Dr Rsrds
SpeeItc e'res Hpe-Maac-,h9a. Seminal WeaSi.:s;,
I7l ,!rSg iss II Potc.r. speedily and .f;c:ucl
y. !ts eifects are truly Magical. 4 trial OF The
sreciEe, will convince the 81 Dst skepticsl Of ia
Eo-!IiE PIIcr > box. Sod by s. G. Ford cor
ner 18th street aad Pa. avenue. Washington, SD
Il enry Cook ,,Ale1 Gndris is6ly
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NoTICR.-PersOns wishing the services of DR.
Hon Moschz SKIER for Deafness. all Diseases of the
Eye, Ear. Throat Catarrh should call without de-
lay ~ Ills stay is limited. Office 221 Pa avenue
opposite " illarGs', ia .6tt
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AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES.
By W. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioneer.
('oAL OIL AT AUCTION.-on TUESDAY
~ MORNING Jan. s8, we will cell, without re-
serve, 81 tin cans, gall ns each Goa Oil.
Terms cash.
ts26 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
by J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctieneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CANAL BONT-On
~ MONDAY. February ., At II O'Clock NJ NO
shall sell the canal boat Isaac Motter belou cling 10
the Washington Aqueduct and now lying near
Esby 8 wharf, just west of the Observatory
Terms cash in Treasury notes.
By order of VIM. r. HUTr0N,
Chief Engineer
ia?sd 10. Mcguire & CO, Aurts
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
UCTI0N sALS or SEASONED OAK AND
a PISB WooD.-0n FRI DAY, the 23d inst Al "A
o'clock q shall sell at the " Dad Ysro IN alta
street east, between i and X streets touIh about
fifty Cords of seasoned Oak also about ninety Cords
seasoned Pine Wood to be sold to the highest bid.
der, as the owner declines keeping Wood Yard
TO be sold in lots TO silt purchasers.
Terms cash,
ia sod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct..
RTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPOSEDUNTIL
WEDN ESDAi, 18th inst same hour and place
ia 2d GREEN WILL ANS Aucts
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LApIss and gentlsInen whose hair IL pramsturely
grey, or who wish TO change the color will 6nd
Roswell and Warmers ColOrfc Eu perior to Any ar
tc!a in Applied without wash or pre- parstion,
does not crisp the hair like dye but lea ii soft
and slossY. See adv ertisement OF Funsten & SEQ
field, 500 street, near. lizards jn6-im
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"ANTED-A SALESMAN-one who can come
W well recommended none other need apply
ja26t. as Seventh STRAIT
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Ds. DCPosr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
PHI zre TIE .erJ By: They operats sre,dtty
ana rte'i'p.ty, and being sasGr create 10 nsa-
these s ~ prove their s1pr my er- al others.
frloe 81 box. Soils by g. G. Ford, sorp-r itsh
Cook, AlexarGria js0-lT
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CHEsAPRAKs AND ONO CAHAL.-The Pre-
s'dent and directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company have ordered that nayi-
gatIon Ia suspended from and after the first o!
Febi uary next, for the purpose OF making tn
EeCCs ssry repairs Jbereon, and that the w..ter
be withdrawn from il At such points as InAy
he requisite TO that end, and the repairs 6s
nado SO a. u restore navigation on or before
t!e frs: 81 March next.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE 4 90. Aucsieneers.
RUILBIH6 LOT IN PRINffnG ORPIcH
u s9gAER.-By virtue Of q deed Of trpst from
David pillop, dated July nth, 1852, and daily re-
one Of the land records for Washin ston eousty, b.
O., shan sell, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
Lot No, Is, in James o. Meeuirs 8 ssbdiyisios ii
equkre No. ga, fronting le feet north street,
between porth Capitol street and LIST street wess.
and running back rs feet inches 70 50 feet alley
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In and Is
months. with interest, secured By . deed Of tlst
on the premises.
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DAMAGES CLAIMED. - Mrs. Margaret
Laurie, of this city, presents to Congress an
elaborate petition for damages amounting 10
more than three thousand dollars, for in Jury
of property at Camp Sprague, used for com.
missary and hospital purposes.
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ENFORCING THE LAw.-The provost guard
visited several of the restaurants on Pennsyl-
vania avenue Saturday night, and ordered the
closing OF the bars, on the ground that they
had violated tho re cent military order by sell
ling liquor after balf-past nine o'clock Z. d.
The keepers were directed to appear At the
central guardhouse yesterday morning 1T II
O'Clock. Upon appearing 1t tho hour assigned,
they were dismissed, no charge having been
pre- TERED against them.
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SoLp1BRs' SPECIAL NoTIcB.-Do your duty to
y0urseiyes, protect your health, use Holleway's
Pilla snd Ointment. For Wounds, Sores. Bowel
Complain and Fevers, they are q perfect safe
guard Full directions how to use them wi tn every
box. Only Is cents. 2l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26

DEATHs OF SOLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt Hartz, (offica, corner
Eighteenth and G strAets,l since our last, TT
which place all information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may bs obtained:
l.. NJ Hammond, 50th N i. Eng'rs; Jacob
Kurhrer, !h3d n. Y; IL. Ii. Mitchell, 23d Me-;
j. II. Kipp, 39th n. j; Geo Mauk, i2JIh Pa.
AZ! Aa9s y ussoaGK' l3,ta n: VI I. :; Harbert'
6sth N. Y; Goll-ib Wall, 26th n. Y; John
Bachtel, I07th Ohio; Jacob Hcrrett, LIST ID. o.,
A. McCIay, 114th Pa; w. KENNEDY, 69th Pa;
F. Whitlock, Goth Conn: Abram Hanna, 15pth
Pa; q. T. Blacksle-, '22d Pa; q. Coakr, 18th
N. Y; A. Busbey, 131st Pa; Godfrey K;~ton,
27th n. 7. Art; Emory r. Vosburg l5ith NY.
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DIR: Z: NJ. Lands, the principal physician of the
rPhlisdelphia Water Cure and Electro Hygiene
Institute" who has opened a branch Watsr-Cure
on enn avenue, near the Star Office. between 18th
and 18th st retts, is at present il attendance hun
self, and those persons who desire his personal at
entinn I'd advice lad better not delay until the
eleventh. hour, a. his business at home calls for
him and less his labors appreciated here Re
willremain but a short time. His hours are from
to O'Clock, but epgs sements can be made for
treatment ut other hours Patients always re
eeived at 'Phlladelphia Institute, >" No. els north
Sth street. 1t
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We woUL call the attention of cur readers to the
stock of beautiful Jewelry aud Silver platsi Ware
at Il Doilsr Store, +3e Penn avenue near AZ ST.
and advise them TO invest dollar there. ia
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WANTS.

WAETED-A SITUATION, by . respectable
w girl. As child nurse or cham bermaid Address
"G r.. )" Georgetown Post Once. It,
NANTED-A CHAMBERMAID, LAUNDREsS
w and Bundle WASHER. Apply at the Ebbi; It
House, its
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RAoF' RARE AND AMUSING. RICH,
Elegant colored Illustrations. Books Of every de-
scription. We now pre- pared with our increased
fscilitis to supply the world with Boeks Cards,
Prints, Photographic, Steroscop;c Views, and in
fact any article sporting otherwise. Also the
Steros- Cow penicview sent on receipt OF fifty cents
Address BECKNER & CO., Post Once Bsx 5O2T
New York "a
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WANTED-To rent HOUSE, near Penn. ave
w preferred. Would not object to buy q portion
of the furniture. Address Officer" Star Offce
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FUTURE BAYS

~ Q Y. N1NN I IhL q W.. AuctIOub~rt
IlEsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ Lof AT PuBLIc eALE.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON. January Soth, at a. o'clock On the pre- mi
SEES, we shall sell part Lot l. in Square eI7 front
ing On Massachusetts avenue between 9Th and Hth
streets west, running through 70 st Get, together
With the Improvements, consisting Of a neat and
rooms.
This ia very comfortable and well arranged
house, and in desirable situation for q private
residence.
Terms: One half cash; balance in months for
approved endorsed notes, bearing interest secures
bp q deed Of trust on the premises.
ia sd j. C.. MCGUIRE a CO., Auce
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ATTEMPT To LEAVE HIS SECUR.TY.-On Sat-
urday afternoon John Lrnhardy was arrested
by Officer Crown while at the depot about
leaving the city. Lenhardy is a cavaIryman
and was arrested on Tuesday last on the charge
OF horse stealing, and held TO security for his
appearance at court by Justice Dom, James
NcCaila becoming his security. McCalla, on
Saturday, hearing of Lenhardy's purpose to
leave the city, put Officer Crown on the alert
ard he was arrested, stated above an taken
before Justice Dom, and Mr.. McCalia ga vo
him up, and he was sent TO Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26

" HIDE1HIDsS
w ILL Be sold sc Public Auction, on ever
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at nj O'Clock O.
m, 50 the Wharf on Sixth street, Washington, al
sale.
Terns cash, In Treasury notes, 10 be psid II IN.
moment Of sale g. BELL
taE IChron.l 1t. Col. and o. q Us
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DIED.,

At his son in laws residence, JOHN GEORGE
TEBELMANN, aged 63 years.
While lingering here through weeks of pain,
The JOY 1t gave his friends to \ now
His heart was filled with Jes u.s. leve,
And he Was happy here below.
On Saturday, the 18th instant, at a. m, WILL
LIAM EMON, infant son of Il. K. and Kate p.
Reynolds.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend bis funers from No.
231 ~ street Island, to morrow Sunday after
noon, 1T 4 O'Clock p. m.
In Georgetown, Tuesdsy. the 9th instant, Mrs
MARGARET GRAYB0W, in the 18TH year of or
age, dau u hter of Mrs Mary Langton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

TIE FIRST MEN PoR THE INVALID CoRPs.
Yesterday afternoon, 500 men, who are unfit
for active service in the field, but are able to
do some dnty, and who have been assigned to
the Invalid Corps, were sent to the Soldiers
Rest, and this morning they will leave for
Harrisburg, Pa. They are under the COM
to be assigned duty in the Department OF the
Susquehanna These men, although they have
suffered considerably from the campaign, are
still able TO do light duty, and no doubt their
services VIII be valuable. They are mostly
Pennsylyanians, representing nearly every
regiment in the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

TIE SONS or TEMpEAEANCAW will close their
very successful strawberry festival at Tenn
band of the 3ith Massachusetts, has kindly vol
unteered its services. This, with the beautiful
decorations OF the hall, and the tempting feast
of fruits and ice cream. will constitute an en-
tertainment that will be most attractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

FORMATION OF CoRNs.-Corns are formed of
thickened layers of cuticle, and are generally Of
conical shape, with the points descending into
corresponding cells, or depressions of irregular
depths according to the injury caused upon the
immediate parts where the ex ternal pressure is
most severe. The pain they cause is not in the
corn itself but in the part compressed by it, the
operation for their removal is painless, bloodtess.
and effectual if the predisposing and exciting
causes be avoided. To all afflicted with corns.
bunions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of
the fsetwe would recommended an early call on
Dr. White. Office No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Four and half and Sixth streets. my %
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DIsoRDKRLY.-James H. Weed. who pro-
fessed to have important business with the
President, and TO have q lot Of papers to de-
liver TO him, was arrested yesterday and com.
mitted to the guardhouse for disorderly con-
duct at the Presidential Mansion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

WARM WRATHEl: AND IT'S EBFECTs.-Many
people, especially ladies, complain at this
season OF the year OF general weakness or de-
bility. The use of Speer's Sambuc wine pre-
vents this. The wine is said to have most
wonderful effect in giving strength, vigor and
tone to the whole system; it is extensively used
by ladies nursing or abeut to nurse infants.
The wine Is not a manufactured article, as no
water. sugar or liquor is added to it. Sold by
Druggists. ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,ca,d acknowledgement
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address
DR.. ]. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3m
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & 90. Auctioneers.

Dy y. y.
THANCERY SALE.-By virtue Of Q decree OF the
~ Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
made in the cause Of Caleb Dulaney. dainis'
No ,s4s, equity, and dated June 8, 1855, VIII
offer at auction on fRIDAY, the 18Th day Of June,
vainabie lot known as Lot No Fifty. eve, as in
square three hundred and sixty seven, (s67,) sit
uated on Ninth street, near o, improved with q
Frame Dive sling house.
Terms of sale, Cash.
The terms must be complied with within ons
week after sale, or the property may be resoid.
after one weeks notice. ct the risk and cost of the
frst purchaser.
WALTER S. COX. Trustee
lie 4-eotd J.C. McGU IRE &c CO., Aucts.