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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
M HOOD
ANDTHB
igor Of HUsgth Restored
IN POUR WBkKS III

DIR. RlCORDo ESSENCE OF LIFE
Dr.. Kicor (of Paris) after years Of earnest So
i,ation, has 1T ength acreded to the urgent 70.
rst of tho American public, and appointed an
ent in Nov York for the sale Of his valued and
bhlv urizsd 4 sseucc Of Lite. THIS wonderful
ent viii restore Manhood to the most shattered
Institutions. whether arising from excuses, the
scts of climate, Or ma ural causes. Tho time
uired t. cure the most inv"te'ate case 10 Tour
Ks and IL used according to printed instruc
,s which are very simple failure is impossible
10 lie 70 toring remedy should DO taken ~ I'll
,ut TO marry. 80 its effects sre pefma cut.
kcknpwIedl cd oy the medi al pres 20 DO tht
latest discovery ever made. Its developing
wers are mir .cuious Succ, 50 in every case 10
ber. in Is III It sc,ence "verthrows Ignorance.
Dr.. kicoru . ssencc Of .eis sold in eases ~ith
,ustruc ms for use It 50, or f. NJ quantities u
for % and ~il be sent TO any part, cArstull
ID ,,n rece;p. os rem,t .nco to his accredited
M. taL IP ROLAND, AL Srooms st..
1-iAwly Ono door y stot rMdssv. n 7 :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
; I. j. WELLS.
p m a R M A G Z u list
no. "a h Ae1Y IT.,

no. "a h Ae2y 0tss
DoALBaN
Drugs, Che amica1s, Paints,
oils, Varsstshes. Dyes, lsoass,
Putty, Brushes, Surgical 4
Dental Instruments, Per-
ltlmery, SpOWges, Fancy aP'
tlcles, soaps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medici m~s. &C., &C..
Particular q tt~0tiOm paid
TO Physicians rrescrtp.
oiNms and Orders from
Country Physicians.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
ihaeaas - -sesk asl~na kaalss,s
SUMNER ARR ANGEMERr. is6a.

ifhaea9e a. -sesk aslmn6 Kaelrsss
SUMNER ARR ANGEMENT. 1859.
fNNAN AT ~ THURS ,AY, JULY 1873.
~ And until tafsAss aoesss, trains ell 20 ye
Dsssopoit daily, sundays s1espted, - follow:
Let mail train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 1. I.
d Freight train at....................5 n.
vrAins arrivs st Davenport daily, Sundays u.
csptsd. = follows:
Let night axpress a.. ............... u 50 4. D.
ID daily express and nail train at.. :. IS 20 ?.
y freight and ID olsss cars 1t. $50 r. 4.
Al trains over this roats are in direct oonpsx,o,
atChissso vith trains over both the NishieaD
9eathsrn, Miehigas Central, Httsbufe. For,
Wayne, sad Chicago "a ilroad 70 and from Dc.
ssoit, Toledo. Oolanbas, Cleveland, Cincinnsti
httsburg, DunhiSt, Buffalo, N,aeara Fails. Albe.
~, New York. Philadslphis, Bsltinsrs and Wash.
ingtso.
tsasansass ~ pauindsd Of tAs necessitv q,
e1vlng 0istinet directions - 70 the destination =
their baggage, also toprooars tickets before tak.
iag their seAts In the cars - the conductors COL
let fares only to stations on the line II 10 CT
ea9o and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN T. TRACY, Supeyi,t.udent.
uWve0p0rt July !. 1NNN dr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

SrArF OFFICERS MUSTERED Our
A great number Of staff officers have
recently been mustered out Of service,
including neatly every member Of Gen
6igei's staff. The General still remains
ct Recalling Pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOX tue
IN Perm ANhNT CURE OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOX TUE
~ PsRN ANtNT CURE OF
Gonorrhea, elect, Utssorsi discharges, Impo-
tence, Seminal Weakness, Mig h,ly Em' ssions,
Incontinence, Genital Debility AM lrsi-
liability, Gravel, Structure and afec-
tions Of the kidney b Bladder,
which has been used By upwards of
100 Fhy01oiAn0,
in their private practice. With eatre success, So
perceding Cubeb's Capsules, Or any other COM
pouni hitherto known.
BELgS SPLCIrEC Pills I
arc spsedy in action, often e6ecting cure in .
few days, and when cure 10 effected IL 10 yer
mxnent They are prepared # N vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the system, and never
nsuseate the stomsch or in pregnate the breath
and being sugar coated, oil naaseous t1s:e is
avoided. No change Of diet is neces-..y whilst
using them, nor docs their action interfere 9TH
business. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
PliceSl. Sold byall the principal Druggists.
In places whore no agent 10 advertised they will
be scat BY mail, post pail and coma ient,aliy se-
cured trcm observation vhsp desired, on receipt Of
mvnsy, BY J. BKY an, N. D., rs Csdas.st, N. Y.
Smith + "wyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
LUNWwN 4 IlvkKy. ~
Tire L. life Onsurance Company

OFFICE, % WALL I 81 PINE IT., H. r.
PAid up capital, surplus and reserved
Invested In this country. l,O4oSSe
Yearly revenue Over... SsOvVJVVs
Tee Shareholders Personally 8esp00sis
DE l0s engagements 81 the Company.
Al Directors must be Shareholders
aBpsnBNCss vOR DAv1Np0of:
Geo. a. French, Lorsnso bchricksf, NichslAe
Kshuen 1 Co., Geo. L. Davenport, Almst Skesl,
Nteholas J. Rusch.
optnssil, Mintun / Co., Harper 4 Brothers, Dun.
en-. sherman I Co., Alexander 7. Stswlst.
]. @. wAsaBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Iaiabd. uyS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

How THE DART WORKs WHERE
THE " PATc1oTs' DO "SwARM."-In
the Fifth Congressional district Of Mas
sachusetts 1852 men were called for, Of
which number the government received
only three hundred and nine men and
$l0l 400, as follows:
Accepted. .................... s.
Substltutes. 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Paid CommutatioI. ........... sss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
q q NJ - u M - y = . N
CAN AZ CURE

The advertiser, . Physician thirty years ex-
perience, in the tire .tmsnt Of Lung Diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
prsctice, 10 DESTROYS OF importing his experience
BY diffusing intorma ion invaluable to suffering
hum anity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do Tor ali. he will
send Prescription. with full directions for use,
adapted to each particular cast, and will surely ef
feet cure. Try If-lt will cUst You n0thing-a
STAN required fur postaSs. address.
II. LOWE, n. ~. Boz 500, New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

RzsoL rT,ok for the relief Of John T. n orris and
Anthony Rodtef. - -
r.. tS s q ths - pcs
Sessss .os u s and
Appeossi August i, S ssS'''
AREsoLuTIos foe che relief Of siias Smith
;, Resosred by tag Board Of Adern,ea and Board Of
Comn,nn Council Of tie Corporations Of Geo-s,
81 sa
the same Is hereby, remittet. provided said Silas
Approved August ], 1858.
sa s. u Bos + y.s ssrtaa a ,sr4
S r CsnnfH Of dc Csporatioa ei Gsorssto,sa.
O. Ss se tie as s5Ss
and sixty -four cents for bill OF fees for the year
@ and IT, osas, Of ss. s dS'Fss rs:
Company in 1853. lApproved August 1. 1868.
A Resolutions leasing the termination OF Fayette
street
;, Reso'red By tAe Board Of Ah-men and Board Of
That tue Mayor Is hereby sutho rised TO lsase 10
Thomas J. Mehaffey, agent OF the Cunbefiand
s south tRe o. and from
Water street to the channel Of the Potomac foe
yesSs-grovidsd that the said Thomas }: Me,
removing any Improvement he they may erect
on said property, with the exception of the wharf
which shall enure to the benefit OF this Cor poraton
q; the expiration of said lease.
Rssolrsd, further, That the said Thomas j. Me-
hafaey. the ssent of said company, enter into
September next, said ordinance shall be null
and void. lApproved August 3, 1856
A REsoLUTioH to renew and extend the lease Of the
south end of Washington street
Resotred BY the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georsetotca,
That the Mayor be, aud he hereby is. authorized
to renew the lease lately held by William h. &
Joan l.. Simms. of the south end Of Washington
street. at yearly rent of one hundred and twenty
five dollars, payable semi for term not
exceeding ten years from the 10th April 1855.
Approved August 8. 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20
DIE ID,

On the 10Th instant, ]. FREDERICK PARKER.
Jr., infant ron of J. I. and NJ. c. A. Parker. aged
10 months, week and days.
The funeral win take place to morrow Thurs
day. at p. m. from 81 o L, bet 9Th and 7th
August lsth, 1853, CARRIE Lillian, infant
daughter of john j. and Carrie G. Glasson, aged Il
days.
This morning, at half past seven O'Clock after,
brief but painful illness, OF inflammation Of the
brain, JOHN ELFANS, second son of G. II and
Frances Lar combe. aged 22 months -" :.
She friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
tAeresidsnes of his parents. to morrow afternoon,
At 4 o clock, without further notice. Residence,
- south street, near lsh st. west.
tPhia. Ledger and Charlestown tMass.I papers
4 please copy.j
August a0th, WILLIAM, youngest SON of Jacob
and Elizabeth Dodrick aged months.
This lovely bad, 30 young and fair,
Called hence by earthly doom.
just came TO show how sweet flower
- In Paradise could bloom,
The funeral win take PLACES Friday, 2lst, At 4
O'Clock, from Ash fourteenth street, between
and streets. =. ~ $ ss- : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

W,sHInGTos THEArER.-Mr. Ensiigh's spe-
clsiuy, "Three Fast Men, is having grand
r,,n at The " ashington Theater. The play itself
: rapIete with merTiment, and it is performed
here by company each memb ,r Of which man
AGES to bring ont effectively the best points IN
MS or her allotment Of parts in the piece. Kate
Fisher, Marietta Rayel, Anna Levering and he
Forrest sisters are actresses Of merit; while the
male members Of the company are all mat could
be desired.
CAETERBURY.-Tow that the weather IL
again becoming cool, those who stood aioot from
halls OF amusemen.s during the heated term
should not fail to look in upon the fine COM
rany now at Manager Sims popular resort
The Zanfretta troupe, every member of which
j. star are performing here, and they are re-
jntorced by the cid Canterbury company, whose
merits are so well known to the pleasure seek
ers OF Washington that it IL unnecessary to
sneak OF them specially.
yARIETIEs.-The Varieties IS a most charm
ing place whereat TO while away 4 pleasant
evening. The entertainments are various, and
consist Of song, dance, Ethiopian eccentricity,
psntomme, ballet and the drama. Two old
1ayorites- Ada Tesman and Ehza Florence
reappear this evening. A good bill is an
nounced, and 1t embraces in its perfor nance all
the members OF the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

ASSAULT AND BATTsRY.-Robers McClel-
Ian, an Ambulance driver, was committed 70
the suardheusA on Tuesday for committing ar
nnprovoked tassarlt upon q negro driver, and
sor abusing tho keeper of the ambulance park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

SOLDIER SEIZED WITH HYDRoPHoBIA-Yss-
terday morning, 1T the Central Guardhsuse, a
shower bath was being administered to George
Smith, soldier for being Intoxicated and re-
fusing to tell where he got the liquor; and du-
ring the water application he exhibited alarm
ing symptoms OF hydrophooia. He was there
fore taken out, and as he passed into the street
he was taken with a rasiag fl of madness,
foaming al the month, biting and snapping at
every one who came near him, at the same time
Initiating TO nature ths short surly bark OF =
dog in anger. He was overpowered by the
guard and prevented from doing any injury,
aud by order of Capt. Merritt he was sent 70
stone Hospital for treatment The disease, 1t
Is thought, originates from bite OF = dog,
received about six years since, and we under
stand That this is the time any OF the effects
OF tnat wound has showed themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20
AUCTION SALES,


~ ". L. WALL q co.. Auctionesfs.
SAALL 1RAMl DWELLING ON 90rH sr.
so MNssr At AgcrIos.-O THURSDAY AFTER
Asa inst. at O'Clock. We will sell in front
resS on Hsa street. and running bsek to An alley,
o.nm n11.nS S,S1 square feet, and improved By Q
casDea fGossession given Immediately.
aeIms One- half cash balance in and months
premises. es~ " Isl w sne
ausn WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auc.s.
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auotiones..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
sell. at the residence of gentIemsn dsclinins
house keeping, No. SAG, street north be, seen
excellent lot OF Fur niture, viz :: -
Bureaus. Bedsteads Cottage Set
Chairs. Tables, Carpets Stoves
A good lot of Kitchen Requisites a#
And many other articles which We deem unnecsr-
sary to en0mtrate.
Terms cash.
au 10 GREEN WILLIAMS Auch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

DEATHS or SCLDIEEs.-Ihe following have
been reported 70 Capt. Hartz, (oiiice corner OF
Eighteenth and q strPets,} since our last ut
which place all information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may be Obtained:
Urias King, 9th Va ART; John A. Bry ant, I'd
Pa. art Henry Williams, Hist n. Y; James
faylor, 18TH Ohio; VIM. Price, 9TH Mich cav;
Thomas HIian, 70th n. y; Elias J. Rof I'd d.
O.; Stewart L. Lane, infant SON o. T.. e. Lane,
18th N. Y; Stephen Hayes, 15ist N. Y; M.
Johnston, la5orsr, z. d. b.; ID. Hoyes, iaborer,
.. M. d.. w. Adams, ID Mass. cav; Philip
Fitzsimons, I'd q. S. cav; T, J. LOCKER, FORE
man, q. ID. D., lSerg't VIM. button, LIST Vt
cav, Serg't L. l. Graham, Esd Pa ". II.
Pulk, LIST Me. Heavy art; Hiram Hamilton
9th Md: james W. White, discharged soldier
I'd ID. G.; A. z. Bond, ist Ne Heavy art: A.
Larose, 18th VT; s. q. Cook, lith VI. lst art;
And. Sawyer, I'd Mass; T.. r. Collins, I57th
Pa. John Rankin, teamster, q. M. D.; J. d.
Mayes, hcstler, q. NJ. d.; Christian Wise, l46th
n. Y; W. Longstreth, 18th Pa. cav; Robert d.
James, I'D N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

TIE DRAFT.-After our report clio ed yes er-
day the following Cases were heard and dis
posed OF, viz:
Dennis Johnson. (colored.l accepted 4"
Charles II. Eglen, (cOlored, accepted.
August Hollins, lcolcrad,l under age.
Dennis Tourney, erroneous enrolment.
Amos j Chapman, disability.
George W oil, alien.
Frederick Deproe, furnished substitute Geo.
Wellington. SIS ( ss&t5ssf
VIM. Thompson, under age.
James McCarty, (oolored,) accepted.
Patrick McUarty, disability.
7. Is. little, furnished Observation-Disclosures
Manelia.
George Braxtcn, (colored,) accepted.
Reuben Gray, (colored,) accepted
Charles johnson, (colored, erroneously en-
rolled.
Marshall Adams, (colored,, disability.
Adam jackson, fcoiored,) under aga.
lianlal Rivers, disability.
Naientine Scbade, alien.
Oscar e.. Tomf,sons, over age.
William II. Stewart, furnished substitute
john Mcclellan.
Martin O'Connor, alien.
James Patterson, error in enrolment.
William Shadrick, error in enrolment.
James Cannon, over age.
eIlamin Johnson, (colored,} accepted.
Nelson Newton, {coiored,) accepted
+. A. Tambersc hlnidt, alien.
Andrew 7. Smith, error in enrolment.
Bishop Cooper, disability.
Charles Jones (coio-edl, furnished substi-
tute-Isaiah Booze.
Charles johnson {colored), furnished substi.
tute-Wm. Jackson.
Henry Wheeler {colored) furnished substi-
tute-Morton Pully.
Alexander Fletcher, alien
VIM. A. Nichols tcolered), furnished snbsti-
tute-Elias Rice.
q. ID. award, support of widow.
W. Warner, deafness and support of WIao W.
ID. 5. N. Ford (coiored), enormously enrolled.
Horace Washington (colored), disability.
John Wesley {coloredl, disability.
Francis StenbICk, alien.
j. T. Martin, over age.
Constant Bourdic, alien.
James Brady, disability.
Geo. T.. Wiley, enormously enrolled.
Joseph Dassee, alien.
Jas. Grey, furnished substitute-Allen Smith.
Benjamin Duval, under age.
Geo. Bogus, disability.
John Hig ginson, alien.
VIM &. Dougherty, under age.
VIM. johnson (coloreds disability.
John w. Thomas (colored), disability.
Daniel Bell (colored), over age.
Jesse Chin (colored), disability.
Daniel Roberts (coiored), disability.
Glenn Hebbens fcoloredl, disability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

THs DRApT.4The following eases were ais
posed by the Board Of Enrolment up to tas
hrar or ]. o'clock this morning: = z
"a. Ns Ronchs only support OF widow
Frances L. Shtpiey, disability.
2 RRais,si r. aNarSosEh, only support Of widow.
inn Lh y. orc 9, only support OF widow.
n nnomas MS bon, enormously enrolled. "a
feter Lynch, disability. -
,s9 1el, a; W,neberssr, only support OF widow.
Alrr,d Walker, disability. -4t
William McCauiey, over age.
Henfy Bohnan, alien. = .s4as
Martn Coon, IN service ID March
William English, alien.
u. Buckley, disability -". rI
John A. Bailey, under age.
baorrhard Strong, alien. sss
Daniel Cole, colored, furnished substitute
Daniel Massey. sfass
Tbos. Jones. colorec. furnished substitute
George Thomas.
Marcellns West, coiored, furnished substi-
tu1e-George Washington NJ
Moses Johnson, colored, furnished substi-
tute--Mack Field.
Adams. #e-, -.-t
Vim Harrgan, only son OF q widow.
Charles Myers, over age.
VIM. r. keefer, in service Sd MARCH,
Mark kerEs, alien.
Mcntyr. kee colorcd, disability.
Alex'r p. Duff, furnished substitute-Alex'r
VIM. w Bell. enormously enrolled.
John Starr, furnished ubstitute-Timothy
Sullivan.
Jno Lurch furnished subst;tute-Henry
Evans,
Geo W. Harvey, disability.
Wesley Fry, tcolored,1 accepted.
II. b. Grigg, only support of widow.
Geo. jackson, in service Sd March.
Caitus Brown, {coiored, accepted.
Albert Barnes, furnished observation-disclosures
Grfiis.
Edward Galloway, icoiored, accepted.
Julius Reinhardt, enormously enrolled.
John Freeman, (colored,) accepted.
Solcn1o n Perkins, (colsred,) accepted.
John Linley. (colored,) accepted.
Henry Kaniyay, (colored,) accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

ByW. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
HOUsEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE AT
II AUCfIoH.-On SATURDAY MORNING. I'D
August, 1865, We will sell in front Of the Auction
Rooms an assostment OF very superior Second hand
One Rosewood ,arior Suit. consisting of two Arm
Chairs. three so,as and six side Chairs
Two Marble top Dressing Bureaus, with Glasses
M TTo 9, ttsFs end Plain la Ea5ssus
One ksvoivinE once Marble top Co inter- Table
Hair Seat Arm and Rocking Chairs
NJ, Dining Tabls
One commods stand, Iron Hat Rack
Chamber Tables. Toilet Sets
H lair and shuch Mattresses
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
Ard many other articles Of Furniture.
an 10 VIM. L. WALL & co.. Auets.
By VIM. L. WALL CO.. Auctionesrs.
COyHRNMENT SALE OF CONTRABAND
an
ten O'Clock, We will sell ct the Auction Rooms, as
follows:
box. esoh Q pairs Ladies Heelsd Boots and
piece De Iaine, Hoop Skirts
packages Pins
Bareee Robe Patterns. piece Plaid
pieces Meri.o Shifting, 21G dozen Lisle Thread
dozen Half Il sse. bleached and unblsached
riecss Lawn and Prints
dozen s ssss. 7sTs. asIs
Ia pairs Ladies', Morocco Fancy Congress and Pru-
Ladies soroos 90 so saa Shoes
a Fine Soft Felt Hats.
Terms cash. in Government funds. uo,
Provost Marshal
auIe WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auct'rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

WARRANTED TO Culn II Biz DAYs.-Dr. 6odtrsys
standing, will cure Gosorrhoa IN sag dogs. No
sasngs Of diet required; Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washin ston. and Henry Cook. Alexsndris ia Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

DIs1AsRs OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AHD SEXUAL SYsTEas.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,card ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Pbiladelphis. Pa. mar 7s-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

RAR4AIHe. BARaAINB -arsat barssins srd
70 ClosAing, RnrnisAins Goods, aaS ed CAss &C
SMITHS, $50 asveats Il, - W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Off Gnu IN
ter, at six cents per pound. iyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

TIE oHEkPxsr AsD HGsr HAN DIE IN RE WORLD
Nsv~ Fades o. Wasa6 0n:.-Upham'a Hair Dye, .
cents box The best in use. Try It. Sold BY 8.
O. Ford, corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue, Wssh-
nston. and Henry Cock. Alexandria. Js6-lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20
0EcREF DISEASES,

Sansa,it1n's Gift 10 the most certain, safe and
snectual remsdy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two 10 four days
AID recent cases in twenty-f -four hours No miner
al, no balssm, mercury. Only tea pills to be
taken. It ID the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, 81; female, IS.
Samarttos's Roof and Herb JxscIs--A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia Users,
eores, Spots, letters 6e. Price 9l, six bottles
Tor o.. Sold By 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

SRIZURE OF LIQUOR AT ALExANDRIA-
Parties continue TO make efforts TO slip whisky
from this city TO Alexandria, and thence to the
army OF the Potomac. A few OF these specula-
tors probably succeed, but the great majority
OF them are foiled by Lieut.. d. +. Stiles, OF the
LIST ID. O.. Regiment, who is on duty at the
wharf In Alexandria.
On Tuesday fifteen barrels were landed from
the steamer Antietam, and permit for that
number OF barrels OF cider was presented 10
the guards on the wharf by FrendsnthaI l.
Weakening, OF Alexandria, Lieutenant Stiles,
on examination of the contents of the barrels,
found them TO be all filed with bad whisky,
which he contiscated.
Anambulance, a few hours afterward, passed
up The wharf, filled with Vegetables tor one or
the hospitals. On examining the contents,
Lieutenant Stiles found three demiloAns OF
whisky packed in barrels of potatoes and
onions. The owner was sent to the slave pea,
where he viii have time to reflect on the lmpro-
priety OF supplying sick soldiers with bad
whisky.
Later in the day two barrels of whisky were.
landed on a permit purporing 10 ba signed by
Iicutsnant Colonel Wells, Provost Marshal
General OF the detenses south OF the Potomac.
The permit proved 10 be- a forgery. The prop
erty was coAtscated, and the owner sent 10 The
slave pen.
Une OF the mercantile firms of that city cot
into trouble through a propensity to deal rather
extensively III the forbidden article. a large
ARD suspicious looking bJX was bfous ht ont OF
the store ana placed on wagon under c!rcum-
stances v h.cE warranted Lieut.. Stiles IN DE-
mandlnE politely 10 be permitted TO examine
ats contents. Inside were IWC boxes, each con-
iainIng key of whisky. An examination OF
the establishment afforded undouhted Evidence
OF quite an extensive trade III the article. a
guard was placed on The store, who vas Of
tered bride OF $50 or one of the owners 10
have the mater hushed up. He Indignantly
spurneu the offer, and reported 10 Lieut.. STILES.
! ne party Offering the bride was fined Si0O ana
sentenced TO six mouths Imprisonment in Jail
The other partner was fined SIUB.
Lieut. Colonel Towers, Provost Marshal of
Alexandra, is determined 10 break up the traf-
tc Ill whisky and other prohibited liquors, 50
far IS that city is MADE the channel OF its con :
Neyance 10 the army. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

DR.. DUPoHT'S sugar-coated FEMALE Regulating
PILLS are the rery Ssa ss They opsrsts pssdily
and sfscieely and being sugar coated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their srpio,ty ovr ell ethers
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, AlexAndri1. ta6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20
6lIAY PlIusYLyAHIA RouFp. ia 4

I GREAT PIMnsYLyAMIA RoUfD ia BsAiSssTS nd
HGSyfs5x,s 10 .hs North aad Wsss-TWo trains leave
Warrington daily and one on Sunday-quiok time
low fare and sure connections 6oldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the ONES Of Great Penn
sylvaniA Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington On CO open from
.. m. until p N ;; on sundays from to p. N.
a lilly =. O. No1foa, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

VIZ = HIpYS-HIDIQ
w ILL h cold q Pubiie A1cftoa q, $500,
W1DNn3pAY and GATuRDAX, sc n o'e,ocf Q,
m, q TIE wharf on GxtA street, Washtnstna, eN
sale. 90 80 = = =
Terms : e n Treasury .osss y = ,s,s = As
ian t0kfcn.l 1t. Dol. and D. B. O.