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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD IP De
between and r. ap 3t*
EOR RENT Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS;
y ina private family, communicating, with gas.
9Th street, between q and III No. 400 ap Is 1T
LNOR RENT-Two we'll furnj shed and airy ROOMS
y with BoardJ pleasantly situated near Oak
Hill Cemetery, between Montgomery and Green
streets, Geor getown. apl st
EoR RENT..A small HOUSE. pleasantly located
sS JOHN 55SE F.,
fee IT.
ID HOUSES, suita Bile for mechanics, being
and conve nieI to the Navy Yard, will be sold upon
corner of L and Third streets. Navy Yard, Wash,
in gton city. ap i3-st
A GOOD CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT-Be-
a tween seven and eight acres re- Of Land, on the
bought low for CASH. It would make fine mar
a at ps9Es 4 ,Sose sssdDs o
Gate, Plank Road. apl3 lms
SLyERAL PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT
- with or Without board, at 80 street, between We
Sd and 4th SITS. ap LIST
tween and N, sas t side. lI.3t"
a STABLE TO KlNT-Close to Willards' Ho-
As hS aSres. w snd sssr f
Offce ap hit
lrOR sALE-A desirable RESIDENCE near the
i City Hall, containing IL rooms, with water
gas and q furnace modern built and put UP In the
best ma ner. Apply at No. 33s 4th street west
near e.. apll.3t-
TOR sALK-A FRAME HOUSE, with 6 rooms
i on 9Th street, het. cen and q, Island, In
quire at JOHN HANDS office, No. sos 7th street
opposite Odd Fellows Hall. ap la-2w-
A DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR MARKET
"A GARDEN.-Square 3i2, between and Bound
airy streets and llth and 18th streets, Washington
may be rented for year on very reasonable terms.
Make application to Box 100 Washington Post
Office. ap l0-lw'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
Z doors from Cd. apS eo3t*
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Ths under
signed will sell mis- Farm situated in the Bis
trct Of Columbia, 81 m lies from the Capitol. upon
side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac has 3
water communication ami is peculiarly ada pied for
market garden The foil is a rich loan and bot
tom land, ard very productive. Upon the farm
there is great variety of fruit-choics apples
peaches and cherries and splendid vineyard of
$50 assorted vines.
The House is in very good re pair also, the Sta
bi. and Barn. q pom the far there are several
living springs of eXce llent water. This farm has
an extensive front on the Bladensburg road and
could be divided into three small farms of IS acres
each, and hayi porttOnate share of fruit for
each This ia. m offers peculiar inducements to
farmers pitalists rs it new rents for six per
would pay several times that amount
Terms easy; and tor more particular information
address er call upon me. DAVID COLE,
mar 2i-eo4wS Washington, D. G.
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FNUkEIsHED ROOMS TO LET At reduced
2 rrices well furnished ana very convenient;
os alton yer, desirable, only 80 yards from Riggs
Bank, state Department and the passenger cars
New York avenue. % door from 18th ct. ap lift
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WARRANTED TO CuRR IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfreys
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-fve years
standing, viii cure Gonorrh0a IN siz days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per BOTTLE Dot Sold
Wsshin gton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. jaS-ly
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL sYsrBAs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ro1rnrd Assaciation-ssnt
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25.Im
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GaHAf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, cfa Ba!tinloYs nd
HnYyisbnrg TO TIE North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on sunday-q1iek time.
low fare and connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply a. the ONCE OF Crest Penn
sylvania Route northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st Washington. Office open from
Ss. m until p. IN :; on Sundays from to p. m.
An N-Iy O. NcErOu Agent,
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Dr.. DuPoSr's Sugar-costed Fenale Regulating
Pills the tea in They operate speedily
and efecirsty, and being sugar seated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority ore- all others
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria ja6-ly
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TNHE SECOND GRAND BALL nP THE UNITED
ASSOC ALTON will be given at Odd Eel "A
lows hall, Navy Yard, THURSDAY, April
10th 1853. HA
CoxNIrrEE. taSA
VIM Baldwin, Jos Gordon, Jas. d Cauuon
J. Il. Waltemeyer. w CoYinston. Chas Edeiin.
Pref. Schrod- RS uneq uals cotillen band ia n
gaeed for the OCCASION. S,4l3I4,16.lS<
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BY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioreers

BY GREEH WILLIAMS, Auctioreers
FATENSlFE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
~ MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF SHAFIIHG PuIIIgs
BKLTISG, JOURNAL Boxes, CLArB0aRDs. FURyI,
TUsE, 60, At AucTIoS.--un TIL U RSDAY, the IS |
instant, We shall sell At the Smithsonian In.ti-
tute, at 10 O'Clock M, large and excellent
atsnrtmpni of the above mentioned articles. fer
account of the Mechanics Institute viz:
l64 feet SE aftint % pie :es of various size
Al Pullies Of various size, from Sc to inches
Il Journal Boxes
2. Ten inch Pans
q pieces Betting of various sizs from to 2inches
Also, a lot OF Fnrniture-Desks, Tables, Window
Cur tains BUSkB, dc.
The attention of Mscbinsts. Mechanics, and the
pn bc in s respectfully invited to the sale
Terms cash
ap is eodSds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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By WI. WALL & co. Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
i TY.-By virtue Of deed of trust to the sub
acribers dated the 6th day. of May, 1850, aud re-.
corded in Il; Il er j. A. 5, No ls7, at folo ssn ct
the 18th day Of April A B. 1868 at O'Clock in the
EVENT. all that piece and parcel of ground, in the
part Of Lot mum tered twenty four al in Square
numbered six hundred and sixteen. t6l6,l at the
corner of North Capitol al North P streets, with
the improvements thereon.
Terms One third cash, of which 800 is to be
paid the instant of eae the balance in two equal
payments at six and twelve months. to be secured
By deed of trust upon the premises.
Convey anc;ng at the cost OF the purchaser.
FREp'K ". J0NES
A EBERLY,
Trustees of Concordia Building Association
ap 10 Is W. l., WALL, q CO., Aucts,
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUB,
Offer the Ia, gest assortment in this city embrac-
ing all Qualities used 6y oficsrs in the Armyand
SHOULDER STRAPS HATS, CAPS, PISTOLS.
&c &c,. with . fine assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING with which w can furnish officers
ccmpl, te outfits in a few moments
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
p1l-tfif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
a EHS CARRIAG Esl CARRIAGES . Re7R5,
&tN8. CARRIAGES! &NN<
SE On hand q superior lot of ofxnkS6z-
first class light Carris ses, consisting, in part. Of
two and four-seat Rockswsys, Top and NQ-top
Buegies, JERSEY Wagons, &c. &c Also, sutlers'
Wagons of a sizes. All work warranted as repre-.
seuted. ssSs :
~ Repairing promptly attended to.
ROB'T III. GRAHAM, Coach hmakarssb1Sc
pllSts 31AD, and All Eighth st. j
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The oHxAPRsT AsB BEsr HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Nerr Fades o. Washss oM.-Upham's Hair Dye, 90
G. Ford corner llth street and PA. avenue, Wash.
ington and Henry Cock. Alexandria. ia6-ly
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By IHos. BOWLING, Auctioaeer.

TRUSTEES SALE or PROPERTY 1sGEoRGs
L TowS-By virtue Of q deed of trust executed
ty John O'Dunog hue and wife on the S3t day ~
May, 1860. ami recorded in Liber J. A. s., No 2n,
OF the land records OF Washington county District
Of Coum bis and at the request or the part es a..
cured thereby; l will offer Al, pahic sale, on
thu RsDAY, the 2}d day OF April, 1853 ut The hour
Ct o. clock p m. the following piece OF property
situated in Georgetown
The first being parts of Lots No. e9 and 10 Beatty
and Hawkins addition situated at the northwest
corner of Frederick and lst strests, fronting 81
feet more or less on Frederick ana u feet more or
less list street This lot wall be sold in two parts
each fronting n feet more or less lst street and
running back to the epth ofthe lot
Also, part of Lot numbered G3, in same addition,
fronting M fes on the west side of Frederick street
and running back 10 feet deep, with the frame
house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. McCann
Also palt of same Lot. fronting 20 fee. on west
side of street and running back $50 feet deep
with the frame house thereon
Terms: One half of the purchas, money in cash;
the residue in Il months from day OF sale, with in.
terest.
All conveyancing at the csst of the purchaser.
X. z. JACKSON Trustes
ap IS-d&ds TH0S. BOWLING, Auct,
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ADDITIONAL

AOplt1CN
~ 1mm ediately after tho above sale We will
Cell Lot %, in the same square, be ing upon the
northeast rner IS 50 feet. This property mu 4
be ere long pure hased by the Governmart for "a
larg nR tie Capitol grounds: also, Lot 10 So uar.
69s, on Distract south, near the Coast Survey Once
ap EsM,T ,T,W GREEN Il WILLIAMS Auets
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BOARDING,

BOARD AND ROOMS Can be had at Ne. 40 Z
1p street, near 18th street, about Eve minutes
walk from the War and Navy Departments. Stu
attic high sndopen, peasant for MINER Ies sdence.
Terms very reasonable. IT"
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with or
II without Board, At 3S9 Eighteenth st., corner
of IL 2tN
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BY THOMAS DoHLING, Auctioneer,
GEORGETOWN D. G.
NTETROPOLITAN POLICE BALE OF SEINE
lVl sDOARs AT PuBLIC AUCTION Will be sold
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY April - a. II
O'Clock 8 m. at the auction store of I. bowling,
ia Bridge street, Georgetown, D. Co. Seine and
Oars Tel Hs cash
By order Of the Bosri Metropolitan Police
GEO h. HERRICk. Property Clerk.
apll I. BOWLING Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
N & WILLIAMS An ,,o,AeY.

~ I'LL Ans an Too stTS
Martha Fdhx and otssrS the AftS al }aB Cf
I,od: II wrisS d.cegSsd
In Eqtify IN IA. Crrcnff Cosr! cf lhe District Of
Cou,7i iI
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
i TATR By Eirtne OF dscree pa, ssd ,,n the 18th
day of JEne, A ID IS'S, an thu above ( led G.
AMI III pursuance of the terms thereof shall Offer
at pubic sale Oh THURSDAY. the 18th day vi
April next in front nf the rvamseS AZ 'rlnck in
the afternoon. all that piece parcel Of = -ound
and premises situate in the city of Wsshinstol;
hnmwn and de,i. mated as 'ha eastern part af lot
numbered seyeuteea, in square numberei six hun-
dred eighty ven. taS7 , having front norta b
street petween First street east and ptui square
OF twt nty si4 fset, and running hack with side
alley, TO thirty feet alley one hundred and nine
teen feet six iEce containing Iu7 square feet Of
ground tuge ther with the Improvements, which
{. cd t~o story brick house
The terms pi escribsd by the decree
follows: One fifth Of the purchase moueyt be psid
n cash; the residue in equal inst IinsntS At SIX,
twelve, eighteen. and twenty four months, with
interest to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
trustee.
days from the day sale tae trustee serves the
right to resell the property at he risk and cost of
the defautins purchaser, By giving three days
notice of such sale.
AL convey .nce 1T the cost of the purchaser.
EDWARD G. HANDY. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auct;onesr,

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
HILL AT AUCIIoS.-On FRIDAY the nth
instant, we shall sel in front Of the pr remisss at
clock P. two valuable building lots situated
at the corner fsouth and Third SITS, east it being
All of lot Is and part of lot "A, in square No. 76i.
feet Part OF lot a. adjoining has afroIt Of 81 feet
IL inches, by 100 feet inches.
This property is baIdtonely located perfectly
graded, and near Pennsylyania avenue, and win
make fLe business stand or handsome site for
private residence.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months; the purchaser or purchasers
to give notes for deferred payments bearing
interest from day.
A deed given and a deed of trust taken.
Title indisputable
az I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS Auctioneers.

By GREEN i WILLIAMS Auctioneers
4 HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON CHEST
n Nut srRAaT AT Auction: On WEDN EsDAY,
the 10th instant we shall in front Of the premi ses
at 81. CLOCK r NJ lot 52 in Drury's Subiivien Of
square 9. front 43 feet on Chestnut street north
and running back 80 feet to 10 foot alley, between
14th and 18th streest west.
Terms: One half IN cash. the balance in six
mon ths with note occurred by a deed Of trust on
premises; snd bea ing interest from the day of
sale ali cost at this purchaser expense.
ap I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-13

REBEL PRIsosEEs.-Randolph Otis, John
How ard and Thompson Violet, farmers living
in the vicinity of Occoquan bay, Were arrested
md Brought to this city yesterday, charged
with aiding and ahetting the enemy. William
Thompson, Giles Jackson, Thos. Rust and VI.
A. Dennis, members of Moseby's command, ar
rested within our lines by Mai Gen. Stahl as
rebel spies, were brought to the city Yesterday,
and all the above were committed to the Old
Capitol. The following prisoners of war were
brought up yesterday, having been sent by
Capt. Lytle, provost marshal at Gen. Hookers
headQ quarters :-Serg't John T.. Dickens, VIM.
Page and VIM. Tolson, 9th Virginia cavalry.
Also, the following rebel deserters Jas. An
derson, french's battery Jno. Anderson, Louis
Stear, Peter Sullivan, 18th Virginia. infantry;
August Nose back, eth Louisiana; ] as. IL Brown
and John Sullivan, from the rebel navy. They
We're all confined in the Central Guardhouse,
awaiting disposal by the proper authorities.
STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEE RELIEF Asso-
CIATInN-Atout fifty conductors and drivers
OF the Washing ton and Georgetown Railway
held meeting yesterday afternoon at Tenn
peranCe Hall. Mr. Bouyet was called to the
retary pro TEN. The object of the meeting was
stated 10 be the formation of an organization
and raising funds to be applied to the relief of
families of the employees OF the road, when
such employees shall become sick or disabled.
A constitution was adopted and was signed
by all the members present; and the following
permanent officers were elected viz: Presi-
dent, A. A. Shesler; Vice President, William
Terny; Secretary, Harvey Benner; Treasurer,
Robert Griffin: Relief Agent, John McDowall;
and Chaplain, Mr.. Bradley.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

PaRDONED.-The President has, it is said,
pardoned MIR. Phillips, OF lower Virginia, con-
ricted by military eourt-nartial and sentenced
10 six months hard labor in the fortifications
near Norfolk tor shooting dead negro who
was stealing corn from his premises. 1t was
shown that Mr.. Phillips was quiet farmer,
and with a family of thirteen children, who
needed his care and protection.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

II ANoTHER column will be seen the adver-
tlsement Of The Wayerly Association. This as
sociatien is composed OF most gentlemanly
set OF young men, we would ad wise all those
who should like to spend a pleasant vening
10 visit their Ball tonight. Judging from the
CT the season.
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TWO YOUNG MEN May ind good accoramoda-
tions and Board on moderate terms, near the
Gsence to No. l2l Bridge street. References
changed. ap 10 3ts
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WANTED IN GEOR4ETOWN-BO BOARD and
w Lodging with private family fer two per
sons. two infants aus nurse, or ro pms without
board, or small furnished house Apply to or
address Fl. l.. ROGERS, 479 9th 1t. ap 10 iw
Evening star., 1863-04-13

THE TENTH NEW JKRsRY.-This regiment
Stot Murphy commanding) has been relieved
from provost duty here, and has been ordered
40 the field. This regiment has been on provost
outy here for a considerable time, and by good
conduct and attention tn duty have won and
.Uill carry with them 70 tho feld the best wishes
ot our cilizsns, a
Evening star., 1863-04-13

FACT WORTH KN9wIsG-ThRt India rub r
goods OF every description can be repaired in the
peatest manner and at the shortest notice at H. A.
Halls Rubber Warehouse, 500 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. mar 5D-sOlOt
Evening star., 1863-04-13

eouND FEsT are indispensable to health and grace
OF carriage 1t is i'm possible to take that natural
exercise SO conducive to health il afflicted with
disorders 10 which the feet liable, and to all
such we would recommend an early sail at DR..
White : ofhce, No. 424 Penn avenue, between 4 !.
and 9Th ets ape
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WANTED-A good PHOTOGRAPHER. One
W who understands the business thoroughly
will dnd steady employment with good wages, st
SLAGLE'B Gallery corner Of Pa. avenue sud Ilth
st, Washington. I'D lO-3tr
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WAR. WARE WAR.!. WAR !-The Rus sid1
Var .-Sanderson's gigantic illustrations OF tn
Crlmean wa opens Tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall. Battles, siagps, bombardments, storms
conf1asratioRs, moonlight views, startling tab
leauy, thrilling events most faithfully por
ttayed.
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W HlDES-HIDkS. ass,
w I'LL Be sold at Public Auction, on 0voeS
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At II O'Clock q
m.. at the barf on Sixth street, Washington, e
sale. Is, gEt sast =
Terms ssah, in Treasury notes. so b Psid q tAs
jas tCbronl 1t. Dol. snd Q. g. o..
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SoLp!Ess, ATrEyTIoN-PAn, disease and expo.
will be uusvoi 'able but armed with Hollovay's
purifying and siren gthenin9 Pills you can endure
all these ane still retain good health Only rs cents
per Lgx 24O
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

IL THEY ARE DETERMINED TO WAVE.
FIRST RAND BALL
OF tha
WASERLY ASSOCIATION,
We respectfully beg leave to inform our numer-
ous friends, and especially our lady frienis, "a
and the either of Washington that We in O
tend giving our First Grand Ball at Tempsr -
ance Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, Aprii!SA
18th, 1858
We pledge ourselves to m Ike this one Of the best
An excellent Brass and String Band las been en-
gas ed for the occasion.
The hest of Refreshments will be served.
Positively. NO hat cars allowed in the room.
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman and ladies.
Tickets TO be had of an. Of the members or al the
door of the hall BY order of the
COMMITTEES.
r. Willis J Peerce,
r. May, J. Stovell,
A. Vermiilion, G. Penton apS -St*
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THE FIRE SATURDAY EvENING.-About four
o'clock Saturday afternoon q fire broke out in
the brick building adjoining Towers printing
oftice near the corner of Sixth street and Louis
lana avenue. The building was used by Chas
l.. Murphy, the lower floor as carriage house,
and the upper floor as feed room. The Per-
severance, Franklin and Columbia Fire Com
paaieS Were quickly on the ground, and in
icw moments had conquered the fire.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

WANTED Two or three UNFURNISHED
w ROOMS in this city or GEORGETOWN suitable
for small family. Address, with terms and To-
cality. A. B. CLARENCE, City Post Office.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

The FANoY vs.. THE PoLICR.-On saturday
night four young men violated the laws OF de-
rency in front of Growers Theater Ofticer
Troxall arrested two and was taking them 10
the Second Ward station, when they resis ted,
and oI.r made a blow al him with gun barrel
Tro1aL caught the weapon and was about
curing his prisoners " hen Il crowd OF the New
ork fancy rushed ont of the shanties in Thea
ter row, and held the officer while the men
capped While this was going on, Lieut.. Dow,
OF Inc 6fh dame battery, was looking on, and
one Of The crowd picked his pocket Of a pocket
book containing about ssh. Rouudsman TAFT
went - relieve the officer, who pointed out
"n. Simpson a, one of the disurderly persons,
and Charles Frothingham, who was in the
crowd Both were locked up all night, and
in The morning Simpson was fined S5 and
Frothinl ham So. The officers went into one
of the .hantles to lind others, and two Young
>Sters daIted through the back door and escaped
by an alley. Yesterday morning Lieut.. bows
Iockct-hook was found containing his papers,
hut the money was non est
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ITO OPFICERS AND SCTLERs.-A young man
having good education wishes employment
a clerk to sutler 10 cook for an ofic Ger. Has
had had experienre in both capacities sAtisfac-
tory references given Address y E.,n $50 8th
street, cSrner L.. ap 10 Sts
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WANTEn-A SITUATION by a respectable
w young girl chambermaid to assist in
Washing and ironing. Apply at Box No. rs Star
Office 1t
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w take care Of q child and assist in hAusekeep-
ing for three in family. Reference required In
quire at the Star Office. ap lU-3t*
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DEAFNESS, Eye, Ear and Throat Diseases most
successfully treated by Dr. Won Moschzisker, 227
Penn. avenue. opposite Wizards. Hundreds Of
testimonials of cure can be examined at his Office
and the highest refe, ences obtained ap8 At
Evening star., 1863-04-13

NANTED-A good honest MAN in a provision
w store, one who understands the business; ref
erences requirsd, Apply to N. M. L., No. 246
G. street, l7th 70 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

DIR. R0BACk'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDiES.--Are
sick, matter what organ is Affected depend upon
it the Jkod which Is the food and ssenance Of every
organ, is full of corruption My Scandinavian Blood
pills and Blood Purifier, break up the Of disease ~
the fluids Of the body. They purge and purify the ele
ments OF the blood Hence their quick and compet.
in dyspepsia, serofua cruptions Ats tumors
vousness, kidney complaints, piles low fevcrs debility
rheumatism. headache. want Of sexual vgor etc. etc
These remedies astonishing the whole medical world
See advertise ment in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

{ The Union Clothing Store.-Mr. GEIsxAR
Of the firm OF CAIN GEIsxAR, has just re.
turned from tho East, where he has purchas-
ed . mammoth stock Of Ready Made Cloth.
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, and SO forth,
which, beyond all doubt, will exceed in ex.
eellency and variety, and (what is very i'm.
portant in these war times) in cheapness
any stock of like goods ever offered to the
public in this market. This firm has facili.
tics for buying unequallcd by any firm in the
Cedar Valley. To test the verify Of these
statements the public are cordially invited to
call at the Union Clothing Store, corner Of
Main and First Streets. and examine the stock
and prices for their own satisfaction and as
snrance. This firm always deem it q pleas.
ure and q favor 10 le allowed to show their
Goods. siw.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

For Siour City.-We understand that S.
BAGG, Esq, who some time in November
last received commission as Brigade Quar-
termastcr, has finally been assigned t duty
at Sioux City, for which place he departs the
first Of next week. We hear that MARTIN
BAILEY, editor Of the Butler County Stars
and Stripes, goes with Quartcrmaster BAGG
as his assistant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

Wanted Imnaediatelv.-A girl to do house
work. Good wages will be given to neat
and tidy girl, convcrsant with housekeeping
duties. Family small. Apply at the store
or residence of WIN. Francis.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17
CO NJ M E. CIAL.


GAZETTE OFFICE
FRIDAY, April u. (
wlIEAT.-ONnS 10 decline In gold wheat Is dull and
lever We quote No. Spring at s5@o0; No. S06ts5
OATS.-More active 45c for 30 Ms being the ruling
price.
BARLEY. Nome ia market
POTATOES-Sc Cool sould potatoes would
bring SOC readily.
CORN.-25c for r. ns in the ear.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

Sidrraiks.-SupcrviSor CARPENTER is en-
gagged in putting down the plank sidewalks
on Main Street. As this enterprise only lr,,
videS for walks on the cross streets, we hope
to see the property holders take hold and by
each building in front Of his own property,
make the walk continuous.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

Jerome Bradley.-We see that this gentle
man has been appointed on Gen. HERRoN's
Staff as Chief Quartermaster. ranking as
Captain: Mr.. BRADLEY was former citizen
Of Cedar Falls.