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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

The New York Herald says the recruiting
in New York and Brooklyn amounts to up
ward of thousand week, and it is confident
that before the time fixed for the draft, the
quotas of both cities will be filed.
The Smith family is numerous in Baltimore.
There are 652 of that name recorded in the
city directory just issued. The Browns stand
next, numbering 297, and the Joneses third
numbering 254. The city has l60 churches,
LAG stationed ministers, 304 physicians, and
39I commission merchants.
The following sixteen counties give the ma
jorities for VaIIandigham as stated:
Allen Al; Ashland 9; Auglaize 80, Craw-
ford TO; Defiance 16s; Fairfield 68s; Frank
lin 505; Hooking 70; Holmes 1,222; Mercer
94s; Monroe 1,l33; Pike 80; Putnam 800;
Seneca %; Shelby 70; Wyandot IL.
HELD TO BAn.-James Benjamin, Samuel
Thompson and Joseph Hardman, Of Licking
county, indicted before the United States
Court at Cincinnati, for harboring deserters,
were on Tuesday last, brought before the
Court, plead guilty, and admitted to bail in
the SUM of $500 each. .aas--.
n young iuau 0AubOEdR0s
clerk in store in Cincinnnti, was fined $29 81
en- Tuesday last, for kissing a married lady
against her will.
Judge Swan has declined the Supreme
Judgship. 1t has been given to Hon. Horace
Wilder of Ashtabula county.
A conhagration which occurred on We'd
nesday afternoon, at the foot of Christopher,
Charles, Amos and Perry streets, North riv-
or, New York city, Involved the destruction
Of one brig, nine schooners and twenty barg-
es The totol loss is roughly estimated at up
ward of 100000. There is but little insur-
ance.
The President has signed the pardon ex-
empting e. A. CAN'T, Of Arkansas, from the
penalty of treason, which he incurred by ac-
cepting and exercising the Office OF Brigsdier-
General in the service Of the rebels. The
pardon also rein1tatss Gen. G. in all his rights
Of property, excepting those relating to
slaves.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

That distinguished disciple Of pease, F1R-
NANDo WoOD, Of New York, who in recent
speech at Bergen, N. J. claimed the right Ol
his State to ssOsde from the Union il she
chose 10 do 90, has intrsdueed into the LEVER
branch Of Congress, Of which both he and bis
hopeful brother Ben are members, preamble
and resolutions proposing the appointment Of
Commissioners to open negotiations with JEFF
Davis q Co., on the subject Of peace. The
proposition was tabled without debate by a
vote Of nearly two to one, the Border State
Union members, with the exception Of Clay
Of KY, voting in the affirmative. The day
has not yet arrived, and isito Be hoped never
will, when this government win propose to
treat with rebels in arms battling for itS over
threw. Mevemsnts for peace shsuld c0ne
from the other side $ and whenever those in
rebellion 20 desire, they can secure it BY laying
down their arms, and returning to their Allsgi.
ance. -~5 a, .tar<M .v ss5 ...s ,.ss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18
Later from Knoxvius-Ths R0puIse Of L0ngstrse
-His Army OemoraliZed..

CINCINNATI, Dec. 16-Advices from Knox
vile to the 10th, state that the main body o
Longstreet's army is at ROdgersyills. Dur
ing his retreat, Longstreet lost three thou
sand men, prisoners and deserters. There
were swarms of fugitives from his ranks, and
his army is worn out in hard service and dis
aster. The retreatiug rebels are suffering
intensely for clothing and food. LOngstreei
abandoned his ssige train of six guns, after
burning the gun carriages. The guns fell in
IN our hands
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

: COEeREss.-Ths HSuss has passed rsSo-
luton. il whiSh she Bsnaas win doubles con
ear, TO adjourn ever from WedasSday nsxt q
the 5th Of January. NumerOus resolutions Ol
inquiry have bSen introuducsd; also sOas i'm
pOFtant bills, which viii come up for aelis1
on re-aIssmbling altar the holidays The -
sion promises to b enc Of unusual interest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

utivs; thai fAis pFoelamatio0 is iuAsooed %
present 70 the people Of the ststss Whereln
The national uuthoTity has been susPended and
loyal State governments haVs besn s1o7ef1so'
a mode BY which the national euthorley over
every loyal State govsFDment n1Ay % estao-
lished withih said States. Ana while the
mode presented is the best ne ExscutiVe SA1
suggest, with bis present lnspreBious it mns'
not be understood that smother fsasibls' mOoa
would mot b accepted. ag +,
Given under my hand 81 tbs city Of Washing
ton, the sth day Of DsesmbaRs a. D. One
Thousand Eight HUNDRED and Sixty es.
and Of the Independents OF Tie UnitSd
States Of america The Eighty II ghth.
= .ABRAHAN LIN COLIN,
By tbs President. - -.
WILLIAM. II. SKRKRD,
Es4 W.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

In a recent advance of pOrsiOu Of our
forces southwest from Little Rock, Aakansas,
a rebel camp was surprised, the oscuPants
routed, and their squiPpago and supplies cap
tursd.. Ameng the captured articles was the
following IOtter, which ID sent to the Cincin-
natl Gazstte BY its correspondent at that
plaza his ,but ono item Of great mass Of
evidences that has come to light since our for
ces penetrated the rebel dominions, of the
horrible OutrAgsp perpstrsted upon those who
have remained true to the old flag and the
government thathad Sostsrsd them. .-
-4 t-5 4 "IN CAM, Nov. 10, 1868.
s"DzAR---- ----: -: We have just hung three
Union men ct Cedar Glade, and Intend TO
hang some more tomorrow: Capt. Head has
four or fve ropes aS aliek and greasy % hAms-
strings. with hanging Union traitors"
e;s-- Yours, &C., - -s---."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

The Supreme Court of Iowa has sustained
the constitutionality Of the Soldiers voting
law OF that State. Upon this decision rested
the validity of the election Of Congressman
Grinnell, and Of many Of the members Of the
members Of the Legislature.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

-Four hundred persons are hard at work re-
sruiting in Indiana, and soon 500 soldiers will
join them in their labor. The State expects TO
6ll its quota in time TO avoid draft.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

Juo curative balBAm ie
warranted, IL used accord.
ing to directions, to cure in
ali cases, Coughs, Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all affections oi
the Throat and LuRgB.
MADAME ZAnoC PoRTER'n
BALsAN is a purely Vsgsts-
BILE Rxpectorant, prepared
with great care and scien-
titic skill, from a combipa-
tton OF the best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities are
based on its power 90 assist
the healthy and vigorous
circulation Of the blood
through the lungs. Il enli-
vens the muscles and assists
the skin TO perform the du-
ties OF regulating the heat
Of the the system, and in
gently throwing on the
waste substance from the
surface Of the body. Il
loos0ns the phlegm, induces
free splitting, and will be
found very agreeable 20 the
taste. IL is not o violent
remedy, but smollient,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

Rsbel accounts report that the Georgia
senSis has ordered for SonlssiptiOn every
abIa-bedied man over AHesn ySAPs cid.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18
9eir AarertisEttrEmts.

~ IT WOULD BE AGREAF ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18
valuable Farm

AT ADMINISTRATORS SALE "oN TINE. /"
IN wednesday, January Isth, 1854, AZ enc O'Clock
" D. n on the prem isss, In Concord Township. DolA-
ware County Ohio. undersigned a. Adran strAtor
with tho will annexed OF Gilbert Smith, deeeasod, win
offer Al public sale by order OF the Probate Court Of
said county the following described Real Esate 20 VIII
tract situated N the stats q ohio couny q
Delaware, Concord Township, tebeing ono hundred
acres OF land out OF Survey No. 254I, In the of
Robert Cooper beginning ~ the northwest corner of
land sold 70 Foster thence south Is degrees east u 1o
poles with his back line 10 his aouth-West corner,
stake hickory; thence south 90 degrees wogl 21g
poles 70 two IRON woods and sugar in the bach line q
the original survey; thence north 10 degrees west 70
10 poles with the original line 20 a sake and elm;
thence north so degrees as 22S poles 10 white
elm and hickory, the beginning ooTneR,p same land
conveyed 70 said Gilbert Smith By William Suivani
and wife December Soth 1885, see record OF deeds for
said county, volume IA pages I40 and 1ai an5joct 70
the dover of Nelly smith, which covers about ID mcra@
on OF the end Of said farm and ave aoFnm OF the
wood land In the northwest corner.
Terms Of Sale one-third Of the puRohmno money on
the day Of sale Ons-thrdi in ysnr and onethFd On
years thereafter with interest nom tha cay OF nne
aud secured By mortgage on the premises. Appraised
subject to dover at a1T0o.
7-'' II JOHN LATHAM, AdminsFAtoF with
.s the win ANNEXED % Giibaft Ami1h.
BY REID q EATON, his Atty'a.
Dec, IL, 1e83.-4t 4la e4ST
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18
MADAME ZADOC PORTER's
CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM
Priee 25 ana, 5O Cant. pa, po.tlo
Price, -25 and SO Cents Per Bottle.

The Best, Cheapest and most efIectuaI Remedy for
COUGHS, COLDS. &c, the World has ever
Produced, Purely Vegetable, contains no
MINERALS, or other Dsleterious Drugs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

position Of the enemy. The left of the line
was repulsed and driven part way down the
steep; bat Ws held q position On the hill until
ordered baek. We retired ts the town and
reformed. It . sorry time for the brig
a6e. Many Of our friends had been laid low
in death in that short time. In our own reg
insut Lieut.. Davis, Of Co II, one Of my mess
mates and Warnest friends, J. r. NewhsuBe,
Of my c0mPany, WaIInes Baird, Co. @, Dan
iel Eaten, Co. II, and Corporal Morrow, Co.
d, were killed. There were ten wounded,
bat none Of them dAngSr0usly. Col. Creigh-
ton, Lieat.-Col. Crane and Lieut.. Cryne, el
the 7th Ohio, were also killed. Every officer
Ofths 7th Ohio was either killed or wounded,
excepting Capt. Kreiger, and ever fifty en-
listed men, killed or wounded. The tive
PeunsylvAnia ReEinents did not suffer 90 Sc
vUrely."
Mr.. ARsAw, speaking Of the same ahAir
nyI:
" The regiment was engaged in the fight a
Pigeon Mountain. on Friday. They, With
the 7th Ohio, made charge up the mountain
side, on the intrSnchments Of the enemy. The
Tth is badly cut up, having all its eficerl kill
cd or wounded, but one The gallant Col
Creighton, and his brave Lieut.-CoI- o. J.
Crane, were killed. Our regiment advanced
TO the top Of the mountain over the 5th Iowa,
which was hiding bShiBd stones and legs
After driving the ensmy over the summit
they made a stand. and Major Mcdonnell, who
i in command, sent for rsinRSreements, a. biz
ammunition had given ont. His orders were
to fall back slowly. The regiment thea fell
back and passed over the Iowa Regiment
again, when the enemy also began to fall back
As soon ~ this was seen, the Iowa Regiment
rushed to the top Of the hill, and made Al in
glorious occupation Of the field"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-18

Oct %. A. sTRACsy
MILITARY COMPANIES furnished with Unifor1na on
1Al short notice at A. sTRAUSSj
ENOR ANY THING YOU WANT, chat is kept in a first
i class Clothing House, call at A. STRAUSS.
Oct %, 1858. Tempar Hall Building.
TNoR the greatest variety of all kinds OF Furnishing
Il Goods, call At A. STRAUSS.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
Ss
,MrsrmENrs TONIGHT. ]

,s,,,c1o, T:,n,rEr- Miss Matilda tfar-
vt,, on. u.luGsd ttr engagement - - " aSh-
H. ston Is night. Tune u WIZ ne n'o ny
<rifi StI1ero sc.n.ry :nd or,sinal nldsl", n
=. ~, t:f,,Ya:ic CIa.r;t % '.;17 SjN. In
.rnftIt.i. n.ent ill couc!Gtt ,:iih iHs iiiie-
;I..tt. e,,ttt ed ..Icur / .fe's il y user. Mss
s.i . itaciop wfi arp-a' Tomorrow aiSAi,
: len Il co,.u kiit vi b ciertd. -
..r,Xr.:.- THFaIE". Mir L. l.. itayauror
,oils,, t.tb !, brG;ii;, aHd re tas selected fJr
4ht. ocet. .oi!, s.c:tii a:er= Ran irtn," oaeof
Tun1 Tas Tors i.est cums e'i's, and "Bt 'S-ayest
susan Il good till. truly, and o:tr Wai2ii.
will no doubt. prove immensely atraeuee,
Hr Waiiacit aud the entire com ttson ap.
ear. is.
W'rMAN. the wonderful, gives three more
Ia,frs nj tiGd Fl :lov : f:aiI-to-nz:, 70 .i4los
row at'ernoun, and to-TloITow ni-hf. i'll eh-
Il trfa,nu.tAis always II 4esrut the most !ni'Fsi-
ias ie..JuI, VI nilio,.nism an n.i,.iS am
al lao have visited lin testify - ti.t tact ei
Lls upeI .oilty III his Tot. s-ion.
CARrtaryrS-To- night will b. performed
again l!!c i.eaniiui .'s.4i4s ) 10 - = '"i.'
mortimer, kale i'eruU # anu EfA-sslar ti@
la..el. Also, the, ChIur," :est!y.ii '2'rFt!sr-
pei;. oi .i:un- ten hun- .: law, ~" ''e
couTt II i,evuiy appear. The pertof ~ t.'S" con.
c.ttre vith !ie laltuInime OF ;. su:.. lat.
hr..titr ft:atirfs. will IL given io-tn"TE9W AZ
IerlcCii or iaJi. aud caiidreh.
SspItT1Es- Varieties also irrs an en-
tcr;;.,i..ug hill Tor this ev Mug. '.t.ii" e+Y-
rfo.r dGi- IohTsoh, AGA It's hot. II lie III
-, lick " atkln. Larry Iurir,. Ben Hall,
anI.,i.,. rn!lr troupe appear IN = vnr'Fd enter
tsinm,nt OF song. dlnte. ballet ana Ltht0nttn
'.'s.5!ify Ills HAIL Is one OF III. ;:iust pop
,I.,r ,,l;.ers Of amusement i'll the city, tua de-
serYedly so.
SrHnAY SCHooI. ExHIRITION.--The second
exI,,hj gf of C;issoyiig views of scrip urai and
miscellaneous characters Will take i,iA"f this
t,.r!.iii. ii The iiapu-t Uhnrch on thir;eeaSi
street Mary OF tne pictures are entirely new,
and this exhibition Will doubtless possess many
fe:,turts of great Interest.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
DEB.

Or the 18th inst, at I2 o'cnrk p m. after nger
ing illness, THOMAS :. DEHAUGHAN, in the 45th
Jenr Of his age
The friends If the family ctfuily requett-
ee to attend his funeral on Sunday the 18th inst
Capitol and ist sts at o'cloak p. m.
I'm the morning of the 18th inst, after painful
Illness OF ii day. Mira. SOPHIA V. CUS, consort
OF tie late Charles Cox the cd year Of her
The reln.iy and friends of the family are re
late residence on 7th street. between aaa II,
Island Oh Saturday afternoon, at o clock.
Port Tobacco Times please copy
On the 9TH instant, of consumption JOHN I.
DAVIS, in The 25tn year of his age, son Of John
and EiiZa beth Davis
Bis ,uncra ill take place from the residence of
his father, No. 5O7 Mar,la avenue, bet seen f.
a. 18th streets, Island. The friends and ucauuiut
ancrs of the family respectfully lnvitei TO nj
I. nd on sunday afternoon. ST Q clock.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

A CoueH. COLD, Oh An iRaIrArED THROAT, If
allowed to progress. results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial aff-c tioas. cftentines incursbis.
Bnows'a RRoScBIaL TRoCHgs
reach dire,rIy the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
rhRRB they are b-r..hciAl. Ths good effects result
ihs from tn. Of the Troeh-s and their extended
use has caused them TO be couHtsrfeited De sure
10 guard agains, worthiess limitations. OBTAIN
only the Ksrn,n. B,a,rn,s Bronchial Trochss which
have proceed their efficacy by test of many years.
PUBLIC SPEASERs and SIsGEss should use the
Traehes. Military oifcers and Soiiiers rho over
tsx the voice and are exposed To sudden changes
shouid have them Sold everywhere xt Is cents pen
box . ian IL 3m >
Evening star., 1863-03-27
BAToHELeR's HAIR DYE,

THs OssI "UFTN.
William a. Bxtchelur's celebrated hair Eye pro-
1ue-s . coiot not to DO distinguished from nature-
ssrraptes not in,ure the Hair in the least; rem
diea tie i'll eEec,s of bad dye6 and invsorstes the
Hair for Life. G,cy, Rad o. 21sty Hair instantly
4ll.s seiendid BlacA Brown, leaving tha Hair
ssf. and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &C.
~ The tiennns Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHn-
.vs on fhs fauT st,its Of each boz.
Fa,ie1y No. 81 Ec-tLay ST., Ssts YoTS,
n lily lLs.F rs5 6roaiwaT and Is Bond st.t
Evening star., 1863-03-27

"ineE Tox's COIN = says Ed gar to King Lear,
~ he 20 shiveiipg in the blast. I4ousanas
are a. cold al this uiumtns. ThoHsantS more,
who burning hot, will be "ac2ii. - mo-.
Chiis ard Fever. 10 all who suffer from the
complaint, whether shakidg or buFning, W offer
the means of ,mnec late. certsin perm ina3t cure.
Drop 6uiuine, discard all srsen .sted prsp.:atona.
Retxke yourself without delay. TO Hos7.ttar
S:ruI8rh Ritters. 70 Internlitt-nt can withstand
their hyyean influ Beware OF acrid tinctures
O. d aduiterated stimulant: Use Ihis purrst, most
wholesome and most agreeable 0t all tonics. 1t has
never Tsil-d A INV igura; l. rcisrca has YET 10
discover its equal All liver c7m plants Yield TO ITS
Anti bilious properties. Taken protective, 1t
is sure defence against uiasma Hher. the
blood l. impure 1t will be found IN atmirabis
depuratirs and in nervous affections Ii is the one
th'rS need!ul Call at any drug stOr. aud get
bntrIs which will convince you of this truth.
Whole. ale ASents-A. NJ Bininser X Cn. 2a1
Penn aypnue. mar y cost
Evening star., 1863-03-27

sPEpxxToRRR2A cAs Bx CURED.-Dr Rsnds
spse.hc curse Si.e- .sai,rrh11- Ssnsisa! Weaks.ks
Isnpo;sn.t, L0ss of PGrer &C spES,iy asd ss,etsut
H. It's . det u are truly magical. 4 trial of the
specific, viii convince the most skepsieA OF ia
u.r,its Price 81 = box. sold by s. O. Ford cor
ner jlth street snd Ps. avenue, Washington, and
Herry Gcck AieIsndrta. 3A6ly
Evening star., 1863-03-27

TOR sALE-A first class Dwell ling HOUSE
in complete order, situated ua the corner of III
and 2lst streets with large garden attached; will
be sold g en- son -bls terms. The same re ex
an4iacd II any tir and posse sion given early
May Apply st 1nS street. mar p Az
Evening star., 1863-03-27

IIOR T-Desirable DOUBLE PARLOR5
F neatly furnish Ell rs parinr and chamber. L,ca
sion GOOD Rent reasonable. Inquire at 373 E
strcri hrtM. 9th cd inth mar 25-itf
Evening star., 1863-03-27
PURg DouREoE y HIskT.

RarrLEp EDoIrHc WOLFF, NEW YoRs.
II nc Ci3zens ef lgash!rr;sa.-Pcr sn'le time
ps.s iiarr hnen solicited by tas Medical Faculty
of ti:5s city to add to my s.Sehsidan Arom7tie
schn.pes' business the bottiing 0. PuKs BoussoS
WHISKY which could be relied on by the medical
profession. would have acceG ed TO 'heir reaoest
soma me- SINCE. but found il difficult to procure
pure article. Aftsr considerable diiicn'ty and de
lay Lurs arrs1y, d with t-o diE*i'lers in Bourbon
ceunt5 for resu lar supply have also located an
agent in louisville Ky. for the purchase of Bear
hon whisky direct raio tAe distiiers, when offered
fur safe IN that msrAet.
TIE " WkiskY will be put mp in my Schunpps bot
ties ard raeked in Cases OF one doarn esch, with q
fac sim!ie ofwy signature the label.
l remain sunrs, respectfully,
UpoLPHs WOLFE. No. % Beaver St., N. 7.
Nfw yeRE Janusrya4. 1888.
UDoLpHo WOLFE ESQ .22 Beaver St, New FORK.
euTsesss taz s=sr lHs lst bs the Pref sion and Nd
We have irsird the. several articles ~a:sl yon
rppatHtis'n yss claim for i.
ae vonie rrccmr,rcd y'n to appoint some Of he
United ststes az g,nts for the sale of sour Bour.
tds Whisky. where the profession can obtain ahe
Wishing you success il yoar new We rnterpsiso,
We r. .;, nsin E E'qr cs+di1oS ssrysnts'
] n CArnoehs an, II ., Professor of Gil nical Sur
grry sn-ssen-n thisfto the State Hospital &c.'
no 1T rasl trtn Street.
II p be WEES, n. D. ''s9i Broadw "
5ottp!a Worsts,, n j 40 eth street.
Jchn q kelly, n. II y3ii 4sh street
n RaphRel,M D., PTofes sor of the Prince , PIES
and Practices Of Surgery, New York Medical Got
iege &C. 81 9th street. and Others.
70 COUNTRY MERCEA ANTS. DRUGGISTS AND
PR;yaT. FAMILIES.
beg cave to inform ihe public have appoinnted
the following trims gents fer the sale OF tnis Pure
!.ourbon whisky. where samples can always De
seen and viii snon be or sale ny rVary HEhser,
Druggist and Apothecary and Hotel il the I nitcd
States. CpoLPHo WOLFE.
ID Beaver street New York.
". II. BROWN & BROTHERS, Agents,
lar7-Im Ba4 timoEe.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
AUCTION SALES.
rHIh AFTERNOON AND To. s.s,sn..7
By MARSHALL Il PAGE. Auctiop.a-s

By MARSHALL Il PAGE Auctianss-s
,02 fth str. .arder 06a Psliops' Hall
DFEfMP1bkY SALE OF CIGARS egR ,CCD
L VINES. BoTrLED LtQrSRS, axncrRfes Wnnr ~
AND FaNcr GoonS, ssp GESIRAL As.osrNsyT as
srTLSRs sT5EFs.-0n SaGnRSpaY MORNING.
hash sih. bssinnin at H. o'clock, shall sell is
ffeht OF our Auction X ons-
FHtte Fise CoGcsits Segars e.r
alt6 Superior Figaro do
81 80 Superb Napoleon DO
lrs' bottles Old Lon6en Gin
Eeeis Rice, Fine Cut Tobacco
CssPs Assorted Jeili.e Boxes Clsret Cases Prpsh
Peaches, Csnre ed Meats
Oficer's Gauntlets Superior Cassime- t,yershirts
Gotten Hose
Briar Wood Pipes and sans-al ez.o-.na~, e
Suffers and Grocers Goods not enums rated
To the above will be added
loG dozen 81 periof English Pocket Cutlery
10 Kegs Butter
mar I'd
Evening star., 1863-03-27

J,DR RENT-A neatly and Comfortably FUR
4 h:SHkB H0UDE containing rooms. No.
394 2hth street. Cne square south OF Pa avenue,
viii be for rent on t1e lst Of April PARTICULARS
appiy between ] and ) 'cinck mar li -2ts
Evening star., 1863-03-27
TUE INDIAN HERE DacroB

THE INDIAN HI RR DOCTOR.
ffon r. NAT natnes of Sir a, Or III
ness, without receiving any inforula-
titn from them.
Nc thargs for Consultation, or Adcice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Bairns as have no strife
Win aturs tbs Laws Of Life;
With Blood our ands We never stain
Nor poison meI to ease their pain.
unr Fafher- whom all coodnefs fills,
Provides the n cans TO cure all il 8;
The sim pie Herbs beseat III cur feet,
We'll used. relieve our pain complete.
simple Herb. sim pie Flower,
Iii'H from the dewy LEA
TtH.e, thasa shall spra. With touching power
W0$htaEfon Bsi!3tnES, Pa. n"enr9 atoW hHS
ninHis> s"njk from Srosra'S Hoie'.
No "rge Tor Coasults.ion. MAJ 2o-lm
arrssr,cs, scldiers and others. samsritsn's
Git is y0nr only hope. Cures any case OF private
plants IN from two TO four days. Ifyou would
be saved from long suffering aud speedy dnath,
senaritan's Root and Herb Juices IS, The only
eff nal remedy for and diseases which have
remedy and he permanci tly cured. Soc advertise
ment in anothas column is56
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA xogyE, rsa Ea'fj4no,s sd
II Ir-S5nrs. 70 ths North aad FsrT"o trains leave
oT fa ana 81. re connections Soldiers tickets sold
:iroga u Gayernlng9nt RAGS @ IoT tig5so M snt t iI
sylvania Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
sysrne aud ,sizf at, Washington 8Iiea oprn FROM
an l!Iy p q. NaVToy, gent.
Dr. DupnNr's susar.coaged Female Regulating
Pills are the cary best ~ nSs Tary operate spesGtE
and eget,rrEy and being -GaG create 10 f.at
see upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these ps will prove their superiority or:1 all Others
Price 81 3 box. Snla by s. @. Ford, enrne- lish
street and Pes avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook Alexandria. it Sly
THE CHEAPEST lNs BEST HAZE Dye II THE WORLD
Nsrs7 Fades on Washes pRt.-U pham e Hair Dye, %
cents a box. The best in use. Try 1t. Sold eS 5.
c. Ford corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue, WASH
In gton ana enry Cock. AiexapIria. ia & ~
Evening star., 1863-03-27

BFATnS or EXCHANGED PRisoSERs II
h6nHu. OF Texas, 0iie Of tie exchanged prisoI-
rs rfctUIl. .put from Richmond, diai at taa
hesptai OF the Sanitlr. Commission On W"d
n'sGay OF .nfslna,ion IT tfe iuhgs. and u. Goa
ieS, ano't o: the prisoners, ~ho halls IF ,in
Notf {, uuts, Ky, died cf = pulmonary die -
a ArneTs sGusr- Hos lital the same afternoon
Evening star., 1863-03-27

Az ANIED- 10 GOO housekeepe pers to save their
w cotton ard WOODEN rags, boots, news papers,
bottles. IL aad we viii send the wagon for them,
weigh them at the door and say the highest psiee
FIR them. Be sure and send TO the right pumnar,
37a D street, near 18th, MASON 5 Paper and Rag
Warehouse mar ia I'm
Evening star., 1863-03-27
Lust AND FOUND.

GE REWAkD.-Lsst. Friday morning. 2?ta in
will be paid leaving the same ut this Office.