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has equal In relieving the most distressing symp
toms Also Headache. Heartburn: Acid, Stomach Von-
1t1ng Food &c. Take teaspoonfnl after dinner The
does IN all cases may be increased II dosirei, but
should be done gradually.
PHYSICIANS =
Haya 1nng snce given up the use Of huchu. cubebs.
and jumpers in the treatment or these iseasa and
only use them for want Of q better remedy,
CONSTITUTION. WATER
Has proved Itself equal to the task that has deyolY
upun1t.
1ritste and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead to- chronic degeneration and conIFmcI
disease
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II 1NDLING WOOD.-Why viii
~ hou.ekcepcrs pay tS % pc. cord for wood. and
ru purc'As: the Granular Fuel hard woed kin6lnx
O.! kE1L0G1& GRAY,
dea yt1lm Coz. Market and Washington Ats,
, 1863-01-15

SVFFKE5SEU MENSTRUAT1UN,
curing disease and through neglect the seeds Of
more grayc and dangerous mnladies arc the result !;
and a. month after month passes without an effort
being made to assist nature, the suppression be-
petite, the bowels arc constipatcd, night sweats
come on. aud consumption finally ends her career.
LUECORRHCEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous lining Of the vagina and womb. It Ia In
all cases accompanied bY revere pain In tho back,
across the bowels and through tie hips a tea-
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three times
medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water,
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
CATAAK1 lIa, NJ l,,{ oF TIE TIL ,rEfi;aIl rREfhiAIRlREE.
OR PAINFUL UKIN-
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In order to keep pace with the demands Of the travel
added many improvements duFtng tie year Is6.; and
Eh II &c sqnneet9ns @ 4 T ne found IN ali respects
track Is stone hallasted and et tirey ee Gpm dust
, 1863-01-15

properties OF the medicine direct Themselves to
the organs Of secretion, and By altering the con-
principle Of the food IL not converted into sugar 40
long al the system is under the influence OF the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives thoeo organs time to RECOVER their
healthy tone md yigof. We are able to state that
the Constitution Water has cured every case of Di-
abctis in which It has been given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
ANp {,1 M9GES ,pHSs oR 4;,E1lR M4hKX 2ibI DIS
a:--s=z occurring rom one md the same cause
vii be entirely cured BY tho cou.titutIon Water,
vary with the severity Of the disease, from twenty
drops to teaspoonfal three times day, In water.
During the passage Of the Caleulns, the pain and
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con-
stitntion Water, as above directed.
DYSMENORRHEA. OR PAINFUL 3lENSTRU-
ALTON, AND IN MENORRHAGA Or
PROFUSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
and accompanied By severe pain and tie other d
too profuss secretion, which will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
WOMB, which is the result Of q relaxation Of tho
ligamcnts OF that organ, and Is known by sense
Of heavi1ess and dragging pains In the back and
sides, and at times ACCOMPANIED By sharp lacinat-
ali cases, be removed by the medicine.
1RRiTATIoN Of TmE W6MB, wheh physicians %
norance, and in nine cases out Of ten the doctor
does not really know whether the symptoms are
the disease, Of tue disease the symptoms. We can
only ennmerate them here. speak more particu-
paired Memory. Wakefulness, F1ashes Of Heat,
EaDgu0r, Lasaitude and Dimncss OF Vision.
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THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs of secretion, and By SO altering the con-
idtion Of the stomach and liver that tho sta1chy
principle Of the food Is not converted iuto sugar 40
long as the system is under the Influence OF the
, 1863-01-15

A~o*N-t %<A-A3AA1t
freely gtye yea liberty to make use OF The
{S1o9xi1E 9 Sc esrtaeate q ths yaue of conssttation
ers WholelengsA Of The back and u ker limbs With
Womb Dyseaorrasss no aaa irlisa:ion. eal2e s tns
physician who attended her about thr.c months when
be 1ets her woree than he found heE then employed
for about nine months. and while she wAs unier hs
care she did not sutaz quite 20 much pain e hnally
Said he, has sdch combination of Complaints.
taat msstns Tsen other
tho use Of Watsf md 10 our utter aston
sired effect. and ,he kept on provi1g rapidly nncr
tIon Wafer fo about four weeks ard We ara harpy to
say that 1t has Gfoduce4 psITaseni e 4 s,Ee
... MILFORD. Conn., No7 10Th, 1ssl.
DE-, WII1iAM II. GEEau:
tnst Pear for @ 4esn assed With
Ehich re.kted 41l remedies and doctora until took
CONSTITUTION ATzE. ami you may b. a.ured that
you nsy t In regard to The ncdc.ne have en-.
POND STRONG.
THESE AgE FACTS ENOUGH
There Is no Glars Of iseases that produce such A.
hausttng effects upon the human constitution rs Ds
ne:cs and nsases OF the Kidneys. Bladder aad Ur fv
s @ q q be
control Of ordinary remedies. and We PRESENT. Is
CONSTITUTION WATER =,
To tho public Will! tile conviction that It - ~ anna,
In rerrng HE class Of diseases OF which + Ia c
found 50 cminent!J successful In curing: r @ IL t use
1s 81 a,a Pc r. of a pens
Of patient and physician. eo1enss
FOR SALE BE, ALL DRUGGISTS pr1o. =,
, 1863-07-02

boen known only BY its blessings, shows thht b
Is . falsiaer. Who has been immnrld Il For.
tresses that the gallows does not ache iorf Wa
Il Gwin, or Benhsn, or the pFcprietors Of fhS
Chapman, or ValandiRhAm, or some Of TIE
knights Of the Golden Circle, Of was Il The rebel
women who screened under female apparel rebel
correspondence. As well, Duean, might ) skunk
find fault because be was throItled fcf distfibot.
ing his perfume In your kitchen, Of those other
insects which he 90 much resembles, who End
their death between the thumb nail and 1 fIhS
tooth comb.
Let me say TO The people Of Washington, TsF:
ritory, that your Congressman has no vots; /; he
goes to Washington . supplihnt, and you miehg
IS well send naked Snake Indian 70 Ak iavota
for you, as man nominated and supported ~
Q party in sworn hostility 10 the Admihislratioi.
Do you want mails, send Q friend Of The Post.
master General a. II you want your great land
interests subserved and attended 70, send friend
Of the Secretary Of tho Interior. II you isk
iavors, send friend, not an enemy. Do not
separate yourselves from the rest Of The Pacific
delegation. California is Union; Oregon 4
Union; Washington must be. Allow me 10 say
In conclusion, that ! know nothing Of Riynof;
have never seen Cole but Q few times, as 30 has
been living Of Lewiston until within . short time,
| have not been long here myself d I crossed
the plains last year, but Cole e IN the wrong
wagon. YourS
, 1863-07-02
GEN. ROsECIlAnS o. sLAvEn1.

A controversy was lstsly bad between Two
Catholic journals of Ciheinnat, one anti-Slittiy
and the other proslaveFy. The Very Rev. IA
ward PurUelI, brother of The Archbishop Of Gin.
cinhati, and editor Of the CstlOlis TslessapA, In.
sisted and proved that the Catholic Church ard
Slavery have nsverg got along well together; that
the Church abolished that peculiar Institution
wherever she came IN contact with Il, and thaEit
is only In AmericG that Catholics have evsr been
found advocating slavery, centroysrsy clIlea
forth the following letter from Mst Gen. Rose.
Grams. in publiShing which tie editor sayS: I" He
Rosecfani) has never been IN AbolitiohiSl aud
hes, like ourselves, stood up ior The Dsmocracy.H
~ l. AuHyH.Eslcno, April q, 1883. ai
M DRAR FAinER EDwARD: I an
Telegraph against slaveFH with ~ hoFrpFs, bar.
bafities, and base immorSiitiea eliVery G dlRd.
Nothing can rnsuseitAta Il 81 10 learn fhis fAet
fully, you should pay u visit Thefe d not .
negro in tie South who doed not know be iifft0.
Around here they have sqqstted on the plagta,-
tons, and refuse to work iof any one but them.
selVsL They have sOWn lilil6s esOps Of their
own, and the matters have ceased % exercise,
any control over them. ;nAs Vu
Itianesdlszs Or ma, 10 saaE thsa Z
applaud every sentiment ynu have oxpFssssd IN
the Ttle9rapA. Your! !eoufse b that d th6 brusi
dent navigator, who watching the black speek
on the horizon, sees Il expand into portsntoli
storm, and calls up his crSW. 70 taks In sall and
prepare for Q. contest with the slemsptR, ~ The
storm viii pass away, and you yill b lolpd an.
ing under ulfsail, Nhilo thoso who took DOT he'd
will b. scattered b. the gale suei slaiknm
heart end hand with you 10 this cansa. GlaRaRY,
Is doomed, and thosS Who would now uphold III
viii b held Up IN very sholt time b pdbIio'
odium and execFAtiuu. No statesman viii yindl.
cate lt; 10 friend oI human progress VII slltieh
forth hand % break ~ iall no lOvsEe hn.l
manity and religion win Grieye lpF ~ psaFthrnN.i
heye lived lopg enough N the South % GO ~
workings ~ disgnsting features, debSsing th6.
higher principles Of our nature, warning VIII
religion and patroniaing Vioo and imlaolIlllE.
Almighty God has ceFtainly ordainsd itsdeatFpss,
ton In this country, yhers i has been moF9.
Il offensive end immoral than ID any other; and
until Il b utterly extinct this var cGnhtk ron
the nature of thihgs ceare. am b iaV0fooi 4
cessation Of hostlties n aa eaEly d.g ~ posi-.
i Die: theroiora / An IN mvof Of the Rresidento
IPguciamation. This Stais WAS made Tor whilo
people and free labor; and whsn slavery % lonhtf
blights it borders, We may expect 70 soa The,
church and the school. house take The place al tho
slave.pen and market. 1s9'@ls W
Judge Leavitk who refused A ySit Of kabcds
corpus IN the case of vAllahdik IAN, B I iilsao1k
DehocFas i hAvinefecsl his pp6iitdiSns ifdh
Gen. Jackson himself He d ono uf he 'cl1ist'
Judges on the Federal bench. 80 -
, 1863-07-02

been organized in Chicago.
At O cattle sale In Stockton,
q few days since, 179 head Of
beef stock brought $l2 each.
Wendell Phillips says the
lesson Of the hour Is patience
and faith, and that Is very true.
The exports Of treasure from
San Francisco, during tho
month Of May, were $685.
S54.
There are sixty Eve vessels
on the way TO San Francisco
from foreign and Atlantic do
mestic ports.
Several engravers in Sheffield
Rngland have been arrested
for the manufacture Of spuri-
Gus United States Treasury
notes.
The railroads from Chicago
eastward have lowered their
rates 10 per cent. on fourth
class goods. and 20 per cent on
-four.
Ata late sale Of autographs
In Paris, q rag OF yellow paper
was sold for 500 francs. Il was
q note written and signed BY
Martin Luther, and dated 1881.
Tho Metropolitan Hotel, for
merly the Rassette House, at
San Francisco, Is to be torn
down and Q handsomer and
more substantial hotel erected
IN iis place. --@.-------.--
Gov. Letcher, whose term Of
Office as the Executive Of Eas.
tern Virginia expires in May,
has announced himself . candi.
datS to represent his old dis
Met In the rebel Congress.
Joshua +. Bell having de.
clined the Union notninatiOn for
Governor Of Kentucky, Thos.
Z. BFambette has been substi.
tuted, and that gentleman has
accepted the nomination.
Pemberton, in command at
vicksburg. Is a Pennsylvania;
Franklin Gardner, who defends
Port Hudson. Is Q native Of
New York, and Sam. Cooper,
the rebel Adjutant General, Is
Q Massachusetts, man.
The Stockton Independent
says there were 80 admissions
20 the Insane Asylum during
May, 10 discharges, s deaths,
and l escape; making an In
crease Of l2, and leaving the
whole number in the Asylum
$50.
The introduction Of the new
silk moth into Europe bids fair
10 be Of great Importance. Il
L reported that the almost in.
credible quantity Of one hun
dred millions Of trees are now
planted In France for the susie
nance Of the caterpillar.
There were two Gen. Berrv's
n ~ Fsde,Sl servIce. ihe
GeneFsi iIirNm q. Berry n.
ported a kiiIcd Al he battle Of
ChsncslIorsvilie. On Sunday.
Nay 81. was 4 native Of Rock.
iaha, Msi1e. He was about Ss
yGGTs Old, and . builder By
, 1863-07-02
VOpcEs FROM IVAI.LA VvkELA.


The following comes to US through Portland
.xcbsnoe A IA Ia x,;,,sn bv ons rbo ia evi.
- - ~ ~,
oent'y we" acquainted "''h Tue cnarac'er anu
designs Of the persons named, It deserves and
should receive the serious consideration Of every
unbiased reader Noman of intelliue,ce cap for
-. ~ @ Al, -"
moment quesuon the assertion Oh inc writer'
that Cole will not have the least influence in
Congress, Il elected. Those who desire to see
tho ;n,.ros,, of w.sh;,otor Ts-,;,o,v ,d,.r..d
-, =
a. tue Federa' Oap"a''-'n oeS're' IN iact'
to be represented ct all-should weigh well the
consequences Of electing an enemy Of the Ad.
r,;,;s,r.,;on hoCors c's,;nr tbo;- votes a, ,hs
- .,.,. e
ensuing eec'ion:
WALLA WALLA, June 7th, 1868.
You are well aware that Messrs Raynor, Cole,
Kinney and Turney are candidates for Delegate
to Congress from Washington Territory.
The election is an important one. desire to
say something TO the people OF the Territory in
regard to the political character Of these men, and
the bearing which the election will have upon the
welfare Of the people Of Washington Territory.
believe the candidates are all Of democratic an
tecedents. Since the South, by an uncalled.for
rebellion, has sought to break up the Government
and the Union, Mr.. Raynor occupies no equivocal
lion.
Mr.. Cole processes TO be for the Union, but here
he is acting with many men who, on all occasions.
have expressed their sympathies with the rebels.
and who time and again have declared their hopes
and oonidsnss In ssbsl saecesss Thee msS -
with Mr. Cole; they act with Mr.. Cole; and will
vote for him, and make all possible efforts in bis
, 1863-07-02

Judge Leavitt who refused 4 vii Of ka5ees
seIys in the csss q vAilandi gHAG, g 4 4 lllsloH
Democrat having received hb6pp ppoiltditnt ifom
Judges on the Federal bench. y, '~.''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.
.uussMRNrs ro.N1GHr

FoEp's THEATBR.-'sThe Naiad z ueen" will
be performed night again. This is the last
night but three Of this fine dramatic pageant
and it should be seen by all. Mr.. Ford has
placed it upon the boards in magnificent style,
and the throngs who have seen 1t have accorded
it the most unbounded applause.
WARRINGTON THHATBR-The thrilling spec
trail Illusion, death Fetch, or the Fountain of
Life will be performed tonight again. In
this play the "Gho:t" is introduced, and the
management having spared no pains to put
this feature upon the boards in frst-class style,
it is well worth seeing. ga Kiss in the Dark
will conclude the entertainment.
CANTRRBURY.-"Th The Ghost may be seen at
Canterbury Hall tonight again in the drama
drama of the :. Shades Of Death. or the spectral
Tisifants" There was another crowded house
here again last night, and the box office was
closed at early hour. Mile Fowler and
the regular company appear In the concert hall
entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09
DIRBs

On Tus sdsy afternoon, the 18th instant, after q
short illness, OAROLIpE NEWTON, second
daughter of john z. and Caroline 9. g. Boss, aged
syears and months.
The frit nds and acquaintances of the family are
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residences Of
9Th stresfs, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock,
without further no tice.
IN the 9th instant, Of long and painful illnssa.
JAMES KILLY. May he rest in peace Amen.
His buryins win take place rom MS late rss..
rev. sts o'clock. His friends and relatives are
resps ctfuy requested to attend his funeral with
out further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thst the subscri..
4 her has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
letters of administration the personal estate OF
John Hawkins late OF Georgetown, in the county OF
asainst the said deceased Ars hereby armed TO
exhibit the tame with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, before the hrst day OF Septemc Der
next; they nay otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the exid estate. A.3sls 8 80.
A. D. ls63. CHARLES +, HAWKINS,
&C 2-laN3wH 80 80 r--Es Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EHERIY HILL PARn FOR sALE-Contains
y 81 acres of superior land in good cultivation.
Situation, nine miles from washington and one
and ROCKVILLE turnpike. improvements nearly
new. complete, and mad 3 with view to permanent
duclive. Young orchards of choice fruit iust come
into bearing. Farm wen supplied with >priugs of
bic well at the dwelling, with force pump and sque-
duct leading TO barn yard for supply of stocs.
Location unsurpassed fer healthfullness and COM
mand OF prospect. Property in the City or George
town taken in exchange -..r
Apply to W. c. BESTOR, ct office OF Riggs t Co.
I-eo wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

C,CHooL BooKsi SCHOOL BOOKS IA full as
- sortnent Of SCHOOL BOOKS and STAFlON.
ERY AZ publishers and nnannfacturers ,pricss' ~
No. 337 Seventh street. between and L.a
= Sc s-St& - = RICHARD R0BE8rS.
7. 600 Lights. g Fo 10; and n, Itch. SASH.
JosEPH LIBBY, No. ~ Water st..
ses-2w = Georgetown, d. O. ,
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TEE oHs APssr AND BEST HAIR DYE II TIE WORLD
Nscs, Fades OF Washes Ont.-Up ham3 q Hair Dye, 30
cents box The best IN use. Try it, Bold By =.
o. Pord, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash
ngton, and Henry Cook. Alexsndria. ja6-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AID SEXUAL SYSrRMS.-New and reliable treat
nsnt-in Reports of the RoltaTd Associaiios-sent
In sed letter envelopes free of charge. Address
DR.. ]. Skillip Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. au 223m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester.
day, the following cases were disposed of by
the Board of Enrolment: .
VIM. Brooks, only SON of widow.
Sylvester Adams, only parent of children.
James Z. Woodbury., enormously enrolled
Daniel Higgins alien.
Edward McGill, disability.
Thomas Cook, disability.
George w. Porker, paid commu tation.
John Singleton, alien.
Washington Taylor, (colored,) felony.
James Harvey, alien.
Michael Fenton, alen.
Arthur Jackson, over age.
James G.. Williams, under age.
Robert Brooks, (colored,l accepted.
VIM. Bombay, (colored,) accepted. s
Henry Smallwood, only son of widow.
+. A. Becknan, alien.
A. G. Wilkinson, enormously enrolled.
Rudolph Beecher, alien.
Hayward Nelson, only son OF & widow.
Alfred Pratt, only son of widow.
VIM. H. Brown, enormously enrolled.
Joseph johnson, over age.
VIM. ZantZinger, over age.
John Smith, under age. -.
Jacob Switzer, furnished Observation-Disclosures
Rau benste sfe s..-
VIM. Radle, only son of infirm parents.
Christopher Arnold, disability.
Moses Mckinney, over age
John Bowie, (colored,) accepted.
Charles Freeman, disability.
EleaZer Tolman, enormously enrolled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

BEDFORD MINERAL WATER, fresh faom the sprir &,
fer sale on drauRht by Sparks Il Simms. corner
New Ytrk avenue and Fourteenth street. Sc St"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Thef fol-
lowing parties have been committed to the Old
Capitol for the ofenses named: Capt. John
McQuaghe, 10th Connecticut volunteers, ar
rested at the depot in attempting to leave the
city without authority in CITIZENS clothes; VIM.
Murray and Gesrge +. Hunt, of the rebel navy;
Miss Anna johnson, sent from the army rs
trouble some character by Gen. Patrick; James
Dawson, suspicious character. -5..E -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

srERMAFoRAHeA DAN BE CuaBp.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures Spgssaiorraoa. SsMisa! weak'tss;.
Iapoeacy, Loss Of POtcsT ETC., SpssiiIg AID eFscuG
~ Its efests are truly magical A trial of the
epecihc, WIN convince the most skegtiesl OF its
merits. Price 81 q box. Sold by s. q. Ford, cor.
nsr 18th street and Pa. avenus, Washington, aid
Henry Cook Alexandria. "a ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

On. DUpoRr's Sugar-coatsd Female Regulating
Pills sre the cey best IN They operate sptsdsv
and sgtcirsty, and being c0dGGd creSte nau
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills viii prove their sgpio,!ty ery al ethe.s
street snd Pc. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ta6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
"A AND LsT, WITH sToRRRooN UNDERNsArH. AT
AUcT!oN.-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, At s
ises, on D street north, between 9th srd 7th SITS
Is feet front BY 100 feet deep. running back to q
ting, Dining Rooms, Kitchen, and Eleven Bed
KUuwn VI ~ s.tv.
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
This property ia located in the central part of the
city. ANY pereon wishing to make good invest.
ment will do well to attend the sale.
sea GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
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wln,ARTzp TO Cu.z IN Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfreys
AntidOte, an English Specific Of sxty-hve yesra'
standing. will cure GoxorThas In sig days. No
chang Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandris. ta6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Office c0un-
ter, at six cents per pound. iva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09
SEoREr DISEASES,

Sarsa-i.an's Gtt is the most osrtsin, ssfe and
sfsotual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
snd recent c.ses in twenty four hours. No miner
al, NO balsam no mercury Only ten pills TO be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and q friend to
those Who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, 81; female, IS. -
SamGritar's Root and Herb Jiaces--A positive
end permanent cure for Syphilis, serofula Ulcers,
Sores Spots, letters &c. Price /, or ak bottles
for 81. Sold By 8. o. Ford. Ses advertisement. ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

CT REWARB-Strayed away on the 5th inst, a
pc yellow and Rsd B U FfALo COW. The finder
will eceive the above reward by leaving it In
Oregon alley, bet. N and and 6th and 7th.
pe8-sts "a I -H- PATRICK L0ANG.
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LNARM FOR saba very superior Farm of go
Il acres, with good Dwelling House large Barn
and Stable for IL horses new Corn House. and a.
other needfai buildings. The Farm is in coed
cultivation and offers ad vsntages seldom to be met
with il is only eight miles from Washington For
further partlenlsrs agpy personally to w a,
letter address W. A. BAFOH ELOR, Silver springs
Port Office, Montgomery county, Maryland.
Possession can be given Immediately.
au l8- eoims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

ByJ.C. MCGUIRE L 90. ,Auctionsers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE EAST
L CAPITOL PARK ArPuBLIc AUCTION On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON &c teub,r 10th. at ga clock
the premises, We shall sell the whole Of Lot No.
lin Square No. 6d, fronting 81 fsetS inches on
Capitol Grounds,) between Delaware avenue and
First street east, and running back ll9 feet in
and well built three story Brick Dwellin E-houss
with back buildings.
Ifdesired the lot will be divided. selling the m
proved part Sc parate from the side lot.
Terms: One third cash. the remainder in 6 and
IL months with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
re SEQ j. C. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.
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