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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Jas Nc Connally John H Sweet John Tousley Luke Flood Worthy Addisonlcof John Bates Wm P Sturges Aug Van Valkenburg Darwin D Warner Thos A Styles Gilbert Abler John F Flynn Daniel Shanehan Henry Clark James Baldwin Chas Kelsey
 Goodrich s Gibbs John Van Valkenburg Robt NJ Wright
 Henry Harris
 Nm Clark Bartlett Rowan
 Sanford Silyernail Tunis s Tyler Freak Bushnell c W Cleaveland(p d(print I Wm E Perry Jas W Richardson Joseph Coburn John Kelsey Edward Frazer
 Chas McElroy John " Calle Geo B Selleck.
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LITCHFIELD. CONN. THURSDAY. JULY 9O. 1868.
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D6- In order to perfect the list of drafted men in this Ccurty, as near as possible, we have delayed the printing of this number of she ENQUIRER until Thursday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Prof. John Rartar~ Af -Nau- -II4..-.- s-al....s- to issue monthly journal devoted exclusively to the part Connecticut troops have taken in the war.
 An excellent thing to 1o. And as Profes- sor John is one of the "grafted,' he may be able to give few interesting sketches of the part he takes in the war
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

TEE DIFFERENCE President Lincoln has issued Proclamation for Day of National Thanksgiving and Praise, in view of our recent great victories, for Thursday next, August 9th i. Jeff. Davis has proclaimed Friday, the Fist, as day of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer through what is left of rebeldom, in view of their recent general fasting, humiliation, and want of grace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Among the casualties in the gallant SIXTH CONNECTICUT, at the second assault on Fort Wagner, Morris Island, s. G., on the 18th inst we notice the following only from this Coun- ty:
 Go. B., Franklin J. Atwater, Barkhamsted, wounded in left hand
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

HEALTH FOR THE SoLDIER.-For one who dies from the effects of the bullet, ten perish from damp and exposure to night air. Small doses of Holloway's Pills, taken every other night, will correct all disorders of the Liver and Stomach, purify the blood, and insure sound health to every man. Only 25 cents per box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

& 4-H
 19 A large number of the < elected" in the recent draft from this town are manifestly exempt, and new draft will undoubtedly be ordered at the expiratiS 6bodt ten days or o.. to a6ll tho ranks presume the same is, thesnse with 5 Some fault las been bund' with the e1l0ling officers. that they should have enrelled those obviously dis abled or exempt from service; but we learn that the enrolling officer had po discretion in the matter. but had orders to enrol everybody within ths sequired ages, black and white, of the masculins gender. The Government pre- fsrred to give the enrolling officer no dlscre- ton whatever in the matter which was prop CT enoush. though it makes, of course, some grumbling and trouble.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Nathan c Adams
 Ira Suydam
 Hugh McDonald
 Jacob Welles
 John Thurston
 Dennis McC Carty
 Simon De eWits(cord)
 James Cogran
 Wm Gnlley
 Samuel Ham
 Jos Mclaughlin Daniel Miller Martin Mcclure David Preshur
 ptelueu harvey
 Edward R Porter John H Bostwick John J Orton ! | James Fogarty l Geo F Shaw | Owen McCord(P NY Harmon Miller ! Alex Suydam | I'hos Cummings
 John Garity John w ScovilTe i Alenzo s Austin James H Pierce John Templeton | John Browan | Urius Jocelyn 1hos Morgan | John Burnett Jr 1 Vim Van Deusen
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

THE 18TH CONN. VoLs.-When Gen. Banks issued his call for one thousand volunteers to form sterming party, and make last assault upon Port Hudson, nearly every officer present for duty, and half the enlisted men, at once came forward and volunteered, making four times as many as from any other regiment
 As Co. l, of the 18th, was mostly recruited in this village, in Dec. 1861, a list of the brave men who volunteered from 1t, in the "forlorn hope,' flor such each man knew it to bel will be of interest to our readers, and is as follows
 lst Ii ut Frank Wells.
 2d Lieut.. Louis Meisner 7aa54
 lst Sergeant, Abner N. Sterry.
 Sergeants, Samuel Taylor, Enelebert sau- ter, John Duress. a sr s
 Corporals, Garrett Herbert, Francis w. Preston, Joseph Frauze. a#
 Privates, Thomas McGee, James Dillon, Mi chael Burke, Ulrich Burgharelt, Wm. AL bretch, Clifford c. Newberry, Patrick Hines, Fritz Bonnem, Edward Thomas.
 Though the assault was not made, on ac- count of the surrender of the stronghold, yet is the country as much indebted to the braye men, who so boldly came forward to aid in the desperate and almost hopeless charge, as though it had been carried out, and we cannot award too much honor and gratitude to every one whose name is upon this Roll of Honor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

l El- We are happy to state on good author | ity, that the Governor has forwarded to the Provost Marshal General at Washington, a statement of the excess of quotas on the pre- vious calls of each town in the State, which, according to recent decision of the Provost Marshal, will be credited to each town having such excess, upon their quota demanded by the draft. Thus, we have in Ltchield, an excess of thirty -four over our quota on the former calls as appears from the Adjutant Generals Re. port, which will reduce the number demanded by the draft from this town, to SIX The towns of Goshen, New Hartford, Norfolk, and perhaps other towns in the County, have, un- der the old calls, furnished an excess of their quotas above the numbers now called for to fill the present draft; hence, we suppose, all of those drafted from these towns will be ex- empted for this reason, and the quotas of other towns will be reduced in like proportion. We do not understand, however, that the quota called for from the district, will therefore be
 
 to their former quotas, thereby increasing the quotas already announced for those towns.
 We make this statement-whch we hope will be understood-for the benefit of the se- lectmen of the various towns in this County, and others, who are anxious to know what ac- ton would be taken in the matter. So soon as the certified list is returned from the Head quarters at Washington to the Provost Mar shal at Bridgeport, we presume the exemp tions will be made accordingly.
 From the best information we can gather, volunteers are not accepted in lieu of the draft, after the date of the draft-indeed not at all, | unless certified to by the Governor of the State, as we have remarked above. These l certificates of the Governor are made up from the Adjutant Generals report and of course | do not come down later than the past Spring
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

NINETEENTH REGIMENT. We notice the fol. lowing promotions reported from the Adjutant Generals Office, to bear date July 25th, 1863
 2d Lieut.. Alexander B. shumway, (rom the ENQUIRER ofice,) Litchfeld, Co. A., to be Isl Lieut.. Co. B., viee Cook, resigned.
 lst Serg't Hiram D. Gaylord of Norfolk Co. E., to be 2d Lieut.. Co. A.
 Capt. Bissell of Co. A. is also reported te have resigned, and his resignation to have beer accepted, though this we have only from let. ters from the Regiment, {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30
SALISBURY.

Number to be drafted, s6; number enrolled, 286. Drawn by Master Charles Stone, of
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30
The Draft.

The Draft for this Congressional District commenced, pursuant to order from Govern Bn1ent, at Bridgeport, on Monday last, at 2 EP. M. The drawing took place in the Con- mon Council Chamber, in presence of the Provost Marshal and Board of Enrolment, and large number of spectators, citizens from both Litchfeld and Fairfield Counties. The enrolling list of each town was carefully compared with the number of ballots, which were then put into the wheel, one gentleman turning the same, and another, having been blind-folded, drawing the tickets containing the names of the elected" Five sub-districts, or five towns, were drawn on Monday. Mir. Henry Bishop of Bridgeport, drew for Litch- field, Wm. Perry of Bridgeport, for Goshen, and H. B. Hatch for Norfolk. Every thing seemed to be conducted with the utmost fair ness, and all went off with the best good hu- nor on inc part of the spectators
 The drawing was adjourned at 4fz o'clock on Monday, to 10 A. M.. Tuesday, when it was again resumed-the sane care being used to prevent mistakes, or unfairness of any kind. We should have said above, that at the con- clusion of the draft for each town, the re- mainiDg ballots in the wheel were countel and compared with the number remaining upon each enrolment list. The draft then proceeded for the sub-districts, in the order in which we published the quotas last week. The follow ing are the names of the drafted from this County we have received up to the hour of going to press:
 LITCHFIELD.
 Number to draft, 60; number on enrolment, 206. Tickets drawn by Henry Bishop, of
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

1s~ By reference to the following order, it will be seen, that if our surplus is allowed, as we learn it will be-, there will be but SIC draft ed men needed from Litchfield. Other towns in their relative proportion:
 GENERAL or AEAEpQfdAhTERs AEEdAEpNQEAA4hfTUURfss STATE
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Frsn(ieo in Humphrey Marshsll's obs s 1eity [ nSl 4 ing butt for jecose allusion.
 fl1 1bo1Id tE < says the inveterate wag, < Humphrev M9rshall would have to march
 EFT. He Iooks U t t would he \ heavy task
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

to bolster nraa expiring faction, and whose effect must be tc cripple the Government in
 its efforts against a,dangerous and wicked re- bellion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Bridgeport. | Anthony Newton,
 James West (col'd)
 Edwin J Clark,
 Royal D Smith,
 Remus D Sharp,
 Frederick Hodson, l Asaph s Wright, 1 George W Camp(col'd [ Martin Burns, [ Samuel P Camp, | Horace Baldwin, Jr., | Wm. J Hall,
 Geo. B Spencer, John W Buell.,
 Edward w Seymour, Henry F Richardson, Andrew Marsh,
 Harry B Weeks, George P Pickett, Wm. M. Wheeler, Daniel Bulkley, Loren Tharp,
 Daniel Robins,
 Sidney s Law. Hiram Mathews, John A Cook
 David M Candee,
 Anson c Wedge, George A Hickox. Theodore s Sedgwick,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

1dr We are indebted to sc. Northrop of Kew Milford, for several copies of valuable nhsef.taaaie among them { The Song of the Quand very pretty aud stirring Song, which ths rsadszs of Mrs Fremont's Story of the Guard' " snspber MT. Northrop has q jsrge as1 Music as-his Variety Store in Nev We call our readers at tsntlon his advertisement in an
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Hartford, July 27th, 1863. List of Towns in the State of Connecticut which have furnished surplus of Volunteers over the quota assigned them under all calls by the President, for troops to serve the Federal Government, reducing all to the standard of three years
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

Julius Treadway,
 Lewis 5 Kilbourn, Michael B Bray,
 Henry W Adams.
 Henry R Goslee, Thomas c Goslee,
 Charles H Judd, ] George Chipman, Dwight M Coe,
 Woolsey Woodin, Henry H Guild, Algenun c Beach, George Jepson, Henry E Fenn, Silas E Cheney, Harry Clemons, Jos. Merrlrnan, Chas. Booth, Jr EnckWood Rarher Joseph E Clark Fred'k Norton, Lewis Stevens
 Albert L Flowers, W allace Curtiss Reuben s Morse Edwin B Sanford Julius Deming Josiah Atwood Wm s Southgate, Burdot Canfsld
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LITCHFIELD.

Number to draft, 60; number on enrolment, 206. Tickets drawn by Henry Bishop, of Rr;dnonort
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
LITCHF1ELD COUNTY,

HORACE J. MORSE,
 Adjutant General
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-30

If it protects all in these essential partiou- lars, may it not justly call for the physical power of the citizen, without being resisted in it's call, because no distinctions exist in the law, harmonizing with the distinctions in the composition of society? Suppose the govern ment should use it's legislative power to pro- teet the life and property of those only who are able to procure substitutes or pay the $500, what twould those who may not be able to do either think? Or suppose the case to be reversed, what then?
 But it protects the life and property of all. It may therefore rightfully demand the sup port of all in maintaining it's existence. its integrity and it's nationality and he who shall, in such crisis of our nations history as that which now envelops us, seek to create distinctions and divisions in society, by the claim of hardships and inequalities in the law, resulting in physical commotion, is little pet ter than fend spewed from the jaws of hell.
 Look at this subject in another aspect There is no uniformity in the view taken by those who are liable to draft. Many of those drafted, who are unable to procure a substi- ute, or pay $500, will not look upon the law as hardship, or as creating state of inc quality, but will accept the call of the gov ernment, in spirit of reciprocal obligation and duty, feeling that they render but slight equivalent for the protection which it affords. On the contrary many who are abundantly able to furnish . substitute. or pay $500, will bevail the hardship and inequality of the
Evening star., 1863-05-07
DIED

DIED.
On the 9th instant, suddelly, from the heart dis
ease, HUGH MA6EE. aged II years, native of
the county Doxn, !relaod for the last Is years q
Tts friends OF the family are invited ts attend
tween Il and G, st half past O'Clock to morrow,
On the 6th instant, AZ II 30 .. m DANIEL SUI
LlvAN, in tho Sad ye n Of his age
His funeral win take place from the residence of
his mother, 2 50 street, Friday, May Sth, at 4
o'clock. The friends OF the family are invited %
attend.
On the morning q the sth instant, efter pro:
tractsa illness, LOUIS, suly son Of Daniel and
Susan Shryer, ased % years, month, and - days.
We miss thy voice while early flowers are bio winS
And the arst blush OF blossom clothes each
And the spring sunshine round our home 10 sloving
Soft a. thy smile-th on wouldst be with us now.
Farewell thy life hath loft surviving love,
wreath Of records and sweet feelings given;
From sorrow' % heart the faintne % to remove
By whispers hreathin g less Of earth than heaven.
Thus rests thy sp rit still on those with whom
Thy step the path of Joyous duty trod,
Bidding taem make an altar OF thy tomb,
Where chss tend thought may offer praise to
God.
His friends and 'acquair tauoes are invited to ct
tend his funeral to. MORE Friday morning ct 10
O'Clock, from the residence Of his father, on st.
south, betwesn 4th and 5th sts. east.
II this Sity o1 tss IW%SrninE IS e the 1th st one
aged is years and month.
Funeral to .morro., Friday OF o'clpek p. m ,
from No 264 9th street, between M and N. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
Evening star., 1863-05-07
BOARDING..

EURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
Il board, at 442 2 st, between 5th and 9Th my7
EOR RENT, WITH BOARD-Two handsomely
L FCRNISH1D ROOMS at 81 street, be-
tween llth and 18th sts. The house has all the
modern conveniencss. my 7-3t~
TWO LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT,
l. with Board Zone on second and one on third
6oor-both !ropt,) suitable for two single gentle
men, or for family. Terms moderate. Also, :
number Of Table Boarders, at 81 per week. AIS
street between sth and 9Th near p, o. lny7-str
QOARDIN6.-A few single gentlemen can be ac-
- eommodated with BOARD at 173 Second st ,
between and G. Also ROOMS, for families at re-
duced prices This house 10 kept by q northern
family, and situated within few doors Of the Ca pi
tol, Avenue, and Depot Ap 29-lws
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th instant, at St Johns Church, BY the
Rev DR.. Pine, JOHN G.. LYLE, of Cincinnati, to
LILZIE daughter of the late Maj. X. Weed
z. NJ. q. 8. Marine Corps.
fPhila. papers please copyl
On the 5th instant, BY the Rev DR.. White. Mr.
JOHN ?. CROWN to Miss MARTHA A. PARKER,
both Of this city.
On the 5th instant. BY the Rev. Father Masuire
LAWRINCE Z. FRENCH to J0sEPHINE 8.
MULLOY, all Of this city.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

ADMITTED TO PRAcTICR.-John H. johnson,
Esq, was yesterday, on motion of District
Attorney Darlington, admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court Of this District.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

FOURTH ABDIToR.-W. ". Danenhower,
Esq, Chief Clerk in the Fourth Auditors
Office, is acting as Auditor pro tenn, vice Ber-
rian, resigned.
Evening star., 1863-05-07
By BoTBLER l. WILSON, Aucts.

By BUTELER 6 WILSON, Aucts
GALE AT AUCTION OF HTRIRTY.NINH DEsIR-
- ABLB BUILDING Lofs.-on TUESDAY AFTlR-
shall sell on the premises, the whole OF original
Lots Ne. l, 2,S, 5. IS, IA, B, l6 being the east
These viii be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts making altogether thirty. nine lots with an
to An alley. They are desirably located on Sevea-
tsentA street west, Rhsde Island avenue, and
North n street.
Terms: One fourth cash. ths palance In six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured. bearihs
ap ls-dtd BOTHER 4 WILSON, ,Auets.
ITHB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING"
mys B0TELER & WILSON, Aucss.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest.
ing local articles.
Evening star., 1863-05-07
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & Co. Auctioneers

byS hC6Ulh1 CO.. Auctioneere.
GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUo.
~ TIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May sth
at IA ocleck, on the premises, we shall commences
va the first named, the following named valuable
Lqts-
Lot 26, in square 3s6, fronting 2s feet on 10th
street west, between and streets north, running
back 95 feet to alley.
Lot in square z fronting "a feet on 18th street,
between street north and Massachusetts avenue,
running back 80 feet.
Lots and @, in Wilson's subdivision ofsauare>
So, fronting % feet each on 10th street west be-
tween street north and Rhode Island avenue,
running back 100 feet.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises,
All conveyaneinS At cost of purchaser
may5-d [Repl J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Austs
Evening star., 1863-05-07
SRCRRT DISEASES

samaritan's ,Gin Is the most certain, safe and
efectual femedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
eey ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
aHd recent cases in twenty. four hours. No miner
al, NO balsam. no mercury. Only ten pills ts be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be eX posed. Male pack.
ages. So; female, SIS.
Samarifan'S Roof and Herb .niees-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofuis, Ulcers
for Ss. sold BY 8. G. Ford. SEQ advertisement. ms
Evening star., 1863-05-07
BAfoHILel's HArl DYE,


William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye pro.
duees COLOR not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to in1ure the Hair In the least;
sdies tho i'll effects Of bad dyes and invsorates the
Hair for Life. Grsy, Rcd o. Rxsty Hair instantly
turns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, go.
- The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BAFoH1-
LeR, On tAs Jow sidss Of saeA boz.
Factory, No. q Barclay st., Ns.s Yo,t,
"A H-ly (Lats IS Broadway and ls Bond ST.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

a FRIENDLY YFIaHT--Yesterday, about noon,
Mr. W. Uuvall, OF Md. and Robt Rainey
sable OF Mr.. Rainey, on Sixth street, near O.
The dispute grew to quarrel, and in mo-
ment o. excltenent, Rainey called Duvall "a
llar;" and soon after repeated the epithet. Upon
the repetition Mr.. Duvall struck Rainey blow
that staggered him, and before he had time to
recover, struck him another blow that knoc ked
ham down. Sergeant Cronin arrested both par
ties and carried them before Justice Johnson
The friends of the parties represented them as
mutual friends of long standing, and that no
malice existed now between them. The Jus
tiee dismissed them upon their assurance that
they would adjust the matter without any
further difficulty.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

THE "RRYNoLDs' HoUsE."-This new estab-
lishnent, located on H, near the corner of
Eighteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
was opened for the first time on Monday night,
large number of the citizens of the ward and
army officers being present to enjoy the good
cheer OF the host. The ia bles were filled with
all the luxuries of the season, and the wires
and liquors were pronounced by connoisseurs
to be of the A 1 brand. BY the announcement
elsewhere 1t will be seen that Mr. Reynolds has
prepared himself to accommodate the public in
the most satisfactory manner.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

WE ALL DEMAND A PEACE-no, that's a mis-
take. Pshaw! what we meant to say was tha
everybody wants q piece-Of Dayton's excel
lent pies and Boston Crackers. ass Eleventh
street.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

yEEBR AND AGUE E1rINGuIsHED.-Martyrs to
int rmittent fever, word with you. The re-
selves, Just as surely as you shake to-day, or
Hil shake to-morrow, Hostetter's Celebrated
der which you labor. Had you taken this genial
tonic as preventive you would have NO need of it
as cure, for it renders the system impervious to
all miasmatc fevers. But since you neglected the
prsesut!ion rid yourselves without delay Of the
remedy. Break tie chils with Hostetter's Bitters,
and they win return no more; This is the expert
is slow means of relief; it is to the lat
degree; it is more dangerous than the malady
is the effect OF the Btte,s. Their curative action
is rapid; they are agreeable to the palate they
not only entirely harmless but tend inevitably t,
strengthen the consti tuition and prolong life they
nersr hare fnil.d, and it is confidently assumed
that they can fail in case of fever and ague
however inve terate in its character. re be with
out Hostettsrs Bitters in any region infested with
safety and court disease.
Wholesale Asents.-A. M. Bininger Co., 237
Evening star., 1863-05-07

By B0TELER WILLsON, Auctioneers.
OF oT THIRTY Lo,a su5LDdE6 ors AVG
AFTERNOON, May. 5th, at O'Clock, we shal! sell
on the premises, original lots will be subdivided
into about twenty feet fronts, making altogether
about thirty lots, located north street Second
street east. and Delaware avenue, running back to
. sixty feet alley.
Terms: One third cash balance en- . crtdit Of l. e.
s. and years; notes to bear interest and security
on the property.
at B0TELER & WILSON, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain, until THURSDAY EVE
MING, May 7th. at o'clock
my6 BOTELER & WILSON, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
ponpd until TUESDAY, May 18th, same hour and
place.
my7 BOTILER L. WILSON Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-07
By THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.
Georsetoscn, D. c.
2 000 BUSHELS P8TATOES At AUo-

O,UUU 1IoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNoON.
sth inst. At 3 O'Clock, shall SELL the cargo Of
Schr. "Hortensia" consisting Of 5000 Bushels
gsekson. White, 30. Potatoes, in prime order.
Will be Rod frsm weasel without reserve, for cash
to the highest bidders. in lots not less than 100
Bushels at the wharfof Jne. W. Lumsdon, in the
rear Of warehouse, l05 Water street, GEORGETOWN
my6 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct
Evening star., 1863-05-07

CHIRoPoDY.-It il seriously to be regrettsd that
corns and other disorders Of tho feet to which the
majority Of the people are subject, should have
been considered Of so little interest amsngst the
public and scarcely to have been noticed proper
it well known fac. that these local complaints
when neglseted inIure the general system. By pre-.
conducive to health; but since ths arrival of DR..
White, At 424 Penn. avenue, hundreds Of our cit
iBena have unlimited to his manipulations, and
testify with gratitude te his successful me tAod
OF treating corns bunions. bad nails, &c. apU
Evening star., 1863-05-07

BUILDING MATERIALs-H. W. Hamilton
agent AT 562 Seventh street, has always ON hand
ali kinds of building materials, and such ad-
juncts to all buildings as sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings, door and window frames, &c,
which will be sold cheap. Builders would do
well 10 call upon him.