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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
LEI. The AFFLICTED READ |


Aud learn that perfect and radical u warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with weakness,
debility nervous complaints, nelAnoholy thoughts dc.
precision Of spirits distress and anguish Of mind loss
VI aleop loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular
power puny gtowth, wasting away and want ot oou.
hdeneo IN Themselves, hinting hts, oonvulave trem-
blinga, Impotence and disgust Of lilo.
HRAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PREss'sAYs
s, reus 20 Vp ~. ss s1s n,,. yon
not His perfect knowledge OF the human system enables
him 70 describe tho diseasea without any Information
guarantee It's cure. And what Is more valuable s he
will honestly and frankly toll whether you b cured
Or not, Al his eommsnleation' and iniervisys are
Tho botanic Remedies Of DT. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never iled yot % mako perfect
radical, and permanent Of ALL PRIVATE, sE.
CRET, AND NEREREAL DISEASES, without the uns
Of Mercury, without hindcranee from business, aud
without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly Po
pnisons komeroury nor any dsGdly mnarAls- nothing
butpurely Vegetable Botanical Rsmedies are used BY
this wonderful botanic Physician, His Botanic Rsne-
dies never yet failed TO cure the mosl obstinate and The
must dangerous eaaea, and 10 remove al mercury and
other impuIles fom the system Nhen All othss Reme
coon NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoHTKhPLAT-
ING MARRIAGE; Hear What the baltimore eorres:
pOndent Of the OddielloW, Boohsboro, Maryland aaii
on Thursday, the Slst Of May. lsooi
kumenous Of diseases caused By early ndisore-
ton having bean perornsd By the Englsh Botanic Ply
20 state the fact, believing that 10 doing 80 may
service TO tho sunerng, One case in PArtonlAT-thAl
o. yeuhk man IN tAA cry Notthy o. hofes ne nae
the victim of habit the mere anson 10 which
shuddef, and A years q Hufarng and doctor
ing up all hopes Of reooFery He uishe 10 marry,
and vas dearly beloved By A. sweet girl lsped
wonir u aection, bns be sArfu nervo and pTus-
tratod He dared not sed sooount u tho shattered
stats " bis system He sought relief Al tha hands o the
Botanic Physician, aRd astonishing ~ ID may sssn All
the bloom aud ygoE Of youth has returned, and he Il
now the happy hthcr Of 4 pair Of bright boys"
Any who aro Snfiering, no matter What their
BaiEt call on the Botanic Physician eoundentlsy
They may rely upon relief hs once 4 d No. 50
hAht FIFTH Bet syoafAors sl aad Broaduay, GIN.
= Width a.--ad col.
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Meoical.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In tho Yoar 1850,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In tho YSar 1850,
FOB THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of txp Of tho most Eminent
gItfTNR E poS2P1RTE, nom ron TIs,s Iosou aud Paris
" hoaptala, and for the past ten years Of the Gin
1s o New YORK fSs Z sSe on onlT Ts once h Mo- ds;
whbre Oermanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
ne s SaSS ss STS q d %asrSSsy OF change Of
sto 10 dayH Structures cured In 70 weeks; Noe.
,S %"DS, s1.SPs Ss,ss n .9sPSs q S ( ds Seminal
~ siages cured In days. SEQ ,niary aympiotns in
70 osweeksi skin Diseases cured inl % weeksi i'm
OF private nature treated wish unparalleled success
u Df B6nardte's great work on private diseases, ths
Private Guide 20 Health. 10 beneficial 10 ALL naie and
, female, old and Young, should read this book IL Will
enlghten hose vho grope In daTknoss' Price 20
Or. RsAAParss's French Patent Male safei II il
in RsFfeoy SAFE and never ialls 70 90 satisfaction ls
Price el tho French Patent Male SAFE, " the singe
Rss as ss snSs Ssss %oSsnS sSp SY %
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons ali 10.
male diseases Ladies should not use them during
y % PerhOx--e1trA Hno sa-sent 70 any aadrSss by
Drs.B r. are the men to consult they Ar, an.
quesaoually acknowledged 10 be tho champions and
kngs Of ysnSreal diseases, and he only Doctors Who
~ have hoan aosuslooisd nom an early ass of Soath y
wtneAs the various diseases which Rihlot manind
SSS g rssh J Ss STSSSs 0p
humble abode Of poverty v lhs mansion fthe weai.
ny sna h.slns asosrtal.ed seyond doubt lhs vast
su1ennH Of humanity, theJ determined 10 select the
voss their wkolsaiienlloa oths cf ihe Jis
an.wered unless they eeniain a remittance post
~ stamp. Oali or address,
No iss syeqmoIq street bstween Finh 4 biEh, east
'' once hours hem AN. toePM. fo6
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Baltimore and ONO Noll,oaa
~ 81 ID = = -.

fkse ~ ~ sisis- s,;;y.ssss.J
hnAI ,a, NATIONAL LROUFk.-rorn-na,,-- - -
nVmWoou aud fuTkersLurR on the West S t Mlleeihg
points IN the Wesi iIoeaas, hteamers, Se for and f,,
Three Trans BaIiy ior MI a. ~ apu ~ northwest
Ioayd IN nnionl ~ We only route to Wasnnrtob 90,
and s.io - 'lots W. at i.d0, 7.40 and iU1o M ~
Icy Leave Washington At 500 7.tO and n ,'1 n onl
Through tet"ts tSIsG 1a at $3.50 ana N only ' $50
via Washington city At an addltions' san he procured
inairc a. ~ d,tk OK and are ss low az by an,
At any OF the principal Raiirosd oiaa SUD ono kulroa
- AZ SULLIVAN, Gen. WeSisnrr' n'sl
w.P. SMITH. MsstolIht SoIht' Gen. Ticket Agt.
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Illinois Central kailrOaa.


CHANGE or qlME.
~ r and after Monday, November i 4. 1861 l,....
i'""' wiz iesNe mettoon aud pnna, az hollow,
a.t,. LEAVE NATION. ~ ''"o"N'
SONG North, ElU y M aud ll,Oon,,
Soih1 south, 400 IN ana 500 n n
LEAVE PARA
uolhg north, Goo n M and u hi t,,
Gong south, ll.9O ~ and 5lsb H.
non w. 7. JOHNSON, GEN Passa.. ~.
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Dayton, ,l:,l 1enla and Columbus Railroad.


t,,HEIts Is,-,' --Aaiis u A@S@
| ti"t.1-.s .saly trans East, VIA Uolurnln- -,
rbpna ,di, ioin dayton TO all Eastern ,, IhfouEu
EasI as fat",y. iSahs rams East, leaving naytor ,..
and Columbus bay ExpToss Az ii,,S iIsu a. m Cncmua.
.. H. 49, :. AZ aeniS ana London. ram
ColulnL9s a." way stations between ISYi",u %, s y
moaat'ont ss ~ layton, night eSpross -.
press 4.a2 D. M, '"' ana cincinnati Day Es.
ltains run by Colun,o mn. ,t,,... - ,..,..
loI lhhn Dayton time '''"h'ehlf ~ minutes iat.
calling on h ~ Z t, Ien be had Tor all Eastern ee,
nOlI L. IA s.'.s',h't agent
w. "OVDh h.tD, superntendent
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bAndusky, DayiOh aud Cincinnati n. A


essa NJ W ~ ~ - W ~. sS%Nrs
4 IN and alter November 40, 1909 and nnnl -.
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Iuins MI 10 I ~,
bAlION, going norih nn loilOWh: W." ''''A
2.1n a. NJ thfough Freight aud Aero,n,,.......
Os1O WIN fAaaehger OaT attached. ''''i
ln.Dn a, NJ, Mail tram tor spunatpla sai,... 49,.
lO.OO Urhana, belleuntane, fortst "A,
SahuuHky, connecting Mt springfield win ~, ',"'
London ana columbus, ulltng ia UuIulnb IN. =,
nj ~ Orlaha WITH tram ior Coluubus. nt I,,. '" w
Tran on l1tsburR b.. Wayne a Chcbro A. ~ 20 hl'n
hss', arriving IA Crertne At b46 m and l1ti &v'h
hSv n mi ~ Olldo with Tram Jryeana 49,, a. y -
h. Is gong hast, arriving in Cleveland ~ si, ''iV
Duhklfk ~ 5iSO m, ana btdlao NJ $3.50 4, n, y :"
west arriving IN Toledo ~ lE;lU NJ Dsiro,i a. S,R
M OhloAkO ~ lu'dU IA, and Sandi Nv A. t,ib ''
al 4. M. Night hApruss tor h, ,ltuJti,l. ~ ~
Osll anu bolloiontallU, COuuuelinu AZ ia,,. N''N"
ii'un going LAst on littsuufg, 81. Wayne ,na t VIZ
hohui arriving OtcHthne atU.ld M '-"lS
m. GOlng Meat win TRAN afrvhG m NJ ~ O.. "'iC
S4o M, anu Chicago NJ lu;iU ~ AZ ind, ,,i ' ~
on cleveland aud Toledo h. X. Rrr,ln. In % aihi
NoO M, Dunklfk az 400 ~ anu Buffalo al ''" ~
reaches banuusky NJ 7;sO u IA. " ''' y NJ
T.nk - M, Huntsville Aurommodst,, ,
t.UO Dayton on arrival Of Ifain non, 1,t ',''nt
,naohhg springfield at 300 ga, UrtNua M ia
Nest lLbefly az llizd M, bolulUutaipo at ii o.
and Huntsville at 1glY M ~ i''oi d.
a, Ilekois wa TINS Line TO nl poutu Rorl t
west can bo hau VI t,u TCkct OnIoo tp H. - , ~
-aAM.L W. hING, Ticket AGENT '"''" i'i"
- Fbfo nlNuyr Rh low Az Us ni.y otb,r .,,,.
ful lhvfh'allon relative 70 shJ uintt tr,5,i,, 3,
not'vi tHti HPpl a. she Company rIv.lht - va,
"a'oE ~ J gent, IA. RICE, suu,',i,i -,
~, q, OLAiF, Gen, Tckot Agent
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prnhislons.

i1rnbisions.
Andrew WsinGRrtner,
stan Ne. 81, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand OF choice No stock. auiSdsm
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Even whero he has proceeded them into eornIty, n, il
% e hones debtor satisfies his couhdng creditor when
$500 ,ao soenieu easl proptous. In moral and worldly
his sting. ~ "H w '"p u"a'h OF
Let any husband father, son. ask himself "If 1 va.
" U'' W hEh'' would those who are dear to mo
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FOR SALE BY

VIM wensthoh aud W W Stewart Dayton; George l.
beyer, MlamlFbnra Hto0 Slayer, Union, . AndeT-
Aon, Uontoryillei Myers, New Lebanon; n Jackson,
uIhamborHlalrg y y Bauer, Harrisburg Divine,
fohnsYlle, Arnold a Limlert, South Arlington; Jacob
smyer, West Daitmoro Kookio %, Germantown;
MURPHY, NandAliai N Niokolpi Liberty; b Rees,
aaImer1ulei Hevsrng Herr, Saiemi W PyTmoni,
Nilliafns sWAner, West Baltimore, Parker, Bro. A
Cot Parkersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the united States and oanadas,
DW Ru1ldly
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BE SAFE TRoM rHr pAEas or WANT,

The means or ohdIen have comfortable home and
sss y, , ne cold charities Of tho wordI WobId tbis
cetaia r Sess ~, paront 20 provided for, Would INV
NY 'y uoD,Sf Would thoro DO no sarriGee II
~ forced salos oi an adminlstrator In me,
tends a,na olHrodltors- made when The nafie
IIov, s,, a u, Ahd iair prices cannot be rsas,NII
tha, n9y leAr 70 ask them, and cherish the heiIs
h .', ey nave long lease hfo This IL both IonI
10" ""nuoo"ardly. The brave man - NV" ''''
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maS st,,da ns may grappe win l the wao man, that hs
means of nalsni ahd paliiate It's threatening. The
tits N""u' OF easy access 20 all
IV) w titBG)tl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

nN aud aitor Sunday, Nov TO- 1908, truus Nj
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, ioY Iol,lo s,,
all intermediate points ha iOlOwH.
Toledo hnd vhloago Mail at l0.OlRm.
Vh'eAso end Delrot Night EAprcasRt sue pm
holi ~ NJ. shOhmAkEk, superintendent
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

IT'S the unaeon hand OF tho provdent father reaohina
lofh nom the grave, and stl nourshing his
and Keeping together the family. ny IT, the laithia
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Railroads.
Dayton a Western Railroad.
IN sF ~


ON and amer Monday next trains on .no ladia
" ContrM will leave tho Union Depot, biSth street
al 500 m and i.bu y w.
Returning, viii gruve at iijl0 a m ard 500 u M
The 800 mi aud l,bup NJ, vaprosu trans ma g
close connections 10 mi points the West aud fout
aud 3'uO tram ~ The shortest una auukest ron 1,
10 Chicago and the Northwest
nol7 E. ". WOODWARD, superintendont.
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS
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Caution to tho Public.

DR.. W. Raphael, tho Astrologer has no oonnection
with PROFESSOR or DR.. w. m. Raphael, or with any
other gentleman Of tho same name.
nb- Cut thls advertisement out. When you come,
bring Il with you and show II 70 the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ask 10
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

ulaa. .4HtFy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

SENATE.-After our report closed Yesterday
Tie bill TO incorporate the National Associ-
atom for the Relief OF Destitute Colored Women
and Children, was passed.
Tie bill 10 eXt-nd the charter OF the Wash.
ingtcn and Alexandra Railrotd was taken up,
and il being objected 10 on the ground that Con-
gIess had no power to connect il with other
roads, IL was postponed.
The bill TO provide for a National CURRENCY
secured by pledge OF Y. 3. stocks, and To pro-
vide ior the circulation and redemption thereof,
was taken up.
Sev,ral amendments were proposed and
adopted, among which were the folio wing: One
providing that the capital Of a ban king in.ti-
tuition shall not be less than $1,000 in cities
whose population s l0,V0O persons; requiring
the entire circulation 10 be S3UU,U0lt Instead
OF $@tr,U0,GoO; requiring the asso ,iations TO
pay 10 the comptroller of currency semi-an-
nually one per cent Of their circulation.
The bill was debated by Messrs. Powell and
Sherman.
HoUsE.-After our report closed
The ship canal Till WIS debated by Messrs.
Babhiit, Moorehead, Arnold, and Olin, and the
substiiu ute of Mr.. Diven was Adopted; aft,r
" hi, h the bill WAS relected-yeas g.; navs ~
Mr.. uawes call. up the resol ton declaring
Is. r. Flanders and Michael Hahn entitled %
seats as f-pIes-ntali ives from Louisiana. Viii N
"a debated by Messrs. Dawes, Voorhees,, and
Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
IRON NV uNLEANS.

fEW Work. Feb. 9.-Thp steauser Marion,
n HI New Orleans "a the ii last, a. iVc1 tnls
r'tiEccn. Anu.I lin" pas, ugrr- L. C,ult
b. la", Ee EGrmch CCnSUi a Np.y DrIran~
10 O. mcDsIrtioIs nad UT o' en- made al Port
ILn un.
i! ele i noG'iCg Iatrr Hom GalYcs.on.
Gen. DaEEs h. q issued an orirr pxplauat ery
q IL iIrsIuc. = pro. .au;ttIou, whi, n order
; Il C.St rp'lNtvd MANY HhD ia lughU IN e "a
EIisNt Save wCuld return, 70 Their - vu.r,
M !t.ai pr; al tie STAT exempt, by Ih- L.rins
o. tie I,Ciama'!an.
be- ,ditor IF the True Delta has ben re-
h ~ a :Cr 'ndraTUlilg 40 Tor. shadow tie tc-
tUG Vf e. II. Bank.
EI'rN Thing ~ quiet in he CITY, and rastain
Mill sUCce, ds Col. D-ming Us Inayor D. Ne "
Or ..aIs.
Tie steamer Gen. Williams struck a snay
v lille IN route 10 Tia" forts oa fhe river, aud
Was sunk. All hands We're saved.
FROM MEXICO.
I he New Orle, lis tiCayUGe ef the 1T states
HAT EIo -GTanGe aslVices OF January I'D say
tha tie French had not Occupied MuamOris
T.mpIco had heeE eva yuatrd hy the French,
but Ihr port was sJill bieckaded. L large num-
bpr OF nicrCh;ntn, were a. the M yiIth OF the
Rio Grandr viii cargoes for NJ ittmsras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
Operations of Our Iron.IIads Against the
DrfenSeS of Savannah.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a Port Royal letter Of
the I'd inst, SAYS that the iron-ciad steamer
MoEtauk had beer engaged several days in
attacking an IRON clad battery on the OgscEee
-ISer. The reiels have got much heavier guns
than they have ever used before. They also
uer Sie' l-roint 'd solid shot, but although he
hioMtauk's turret had been struck sixteen
tin"s, they have all glanced of. Captain
WoTden ha; nearly demolished most of the
parapet OF the TT bel fort, and expects soon to
capture tie battery, behind which lies the
Steamer Nashville.
The iron clad Passaic is said to be MP War
saw Sound, and heavy firing had been heard
-therr OF The I'd. The rebel ram Fingal is in
that vicinity.
The ison-clads Patapsco and weehawken
were both hourly expected at Port Roval,
That harhur was full of vessels and troops
and Gen. Foster had arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

~The heeling (Na.) lntelIigen ser r'ports
that three wcm-n are under aIres in that sItv.
Two arrested tor We Iring the uniGorm %
soldiers and enlisting in the s-ryI e Of IN y
nifeG Stats, and the third - chr I'D with
cGtiinZ dow Wn the telegraph wires % ne sovera-
menI aud <arryiny rehel maIl mstt-r
81 The barracks at Camp Douzi "a, Caic Igo,
are to'aily En,l''ed durTnE rha Winter s,-a~ou
foT fire confinement of prisoners u var. rhe
ChI, ago pap, r. record 4 um bf q. 'stas OF
Conf dslsi. soldier conIinrd tli"gr, from the
eflects o. cold.
~ Ibr h,elIng (Es.D ptp#rs COMPLAIN
that bUI littP business - nn ID Uts 1,Db' tI''tr
since th.. GUNTrnU "at tJhH pD-,-->i'sI OF fas
l;rse toats pIyin- h-t%e-U -fs tsd "thr
Iorr.t>-
81 The roston Cou i-T sag '',;An H-.ipis
tkIvterd tr et!'.st su fr''f II - - -a1 ~
HSus., nu Ia. ,'ccI~i IN al 'i'n- hctaa lths
Ipy. l'tou.
a. Nv Va I,o., tpr n!gn' '-a'e 4 fnn 81. 4
wiz ib, Il - Na.srat = r-.r" "a NS.v " v,
a. O. "a s,,,usntei DrrTiy HtT.'.4l vI ~ y
Cr.. AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
-IB6o-x.
DIR AXES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, siren gtheu, and in vigorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh9a, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard 70 age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. r. H. DRAKE co, 2O2 Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
FROM THE ARMY or rHE POTOMAC,

HxADCUAETEKs ARMY OF THE Porou aC,
Feb. S.-A reconnaissance was completed yes
Il rGay on the right ring OF tke army, ac-
complshing all the purposes which We're in
fenced, and i'll the nlUst successful manner
The Richmond papers of the 9TH aud 9th
insts., have teen received. They. as usual
contain long extracts, from the New York
papt rs, and rather significant 1n'i.c of threa
executions TO take place on the Sth, in Rich
mond. The notice stairs that executions are
frequent that they excite nc attention what
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
New York Legislature.

ALBANY, +. b. a.-tn the Assembly to-uiglt
resolutions were offered ii. viting General NJ
Cl,iiar TO visite tire STATE ipiial as a gust of
he sfair. No action was taken On them
A resolution was also offered looking TO the
I.gislatGIe furnishing a felony any raius Il
by judicial officers 10 grant writ OF habeas
CORPUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
TORRENTS o. APPLATSEi
IMMENSE CROWDS TURNED AWAY EVErY
NFEFTl
III 3 NUcI MAHNIFICtN
n L &c Il 1 !. L y AMERIC

THsN0ST MAGNIFICFNF
MUSIC HALL IN AMERICAi
1ts CarteIturE iSno' - O. only pl sce in the ci-y
rhe tilc rf g.. F'r'f, Bsg and tie Ms Popa!.,r
IHIe EVENING.
MIS- CLARA HARRINGTON,
the Dsshirx Qua. Of sI-Ind,
iii :; RoLLANpE skO THEIRS.
the gifte. and accompi shat represe ,jatives of
AcrOi attic and nHhi A. CiN aFsion who VIII pro
ZAIAFRIsDYN. ICALFXERClr.TIoy.
compr. lively il :lud lng all ihe pnullOgsuisl
CALr>r"t<Ic foKrRAiTuRES
Miss JiLIA MosTINkR.
The Poetry NJ BE auty ,
The Terpfich1,rssn Diy,pi!y .orun
MISS L ATE - ENpSER.
.MIIEs AUGUST. ANp MARIE, "'0h
The Poetry e Loy sincss!
1HE dRiB LAY,
n0yer will P0esr TG,i .s' j. companion to tie
which aft a. a. uninterrppts run of nine months,
tractive.
The Beautiful Ba:l-t eatitled
LAtkiACLA,
" " '-' GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
nLLn sEnALPa!fisEt, Pa!ist, KATE HARRISON,
MISS fLoRHssf niss f.ii,iE fIyFRf Sp,xn,s
MILE JESNIE
And LITTLE ELLA
~ The following Fsleutsd Gentlemen viii appear in
New Acts:
GRO r. EDySGN,
!. N, Carr, IL. w. Egln,
Frank Myant. Charley U'Siel.
j. A. Willis, J. 8. Clark.
The entertai umant will conclude with the Bal
let Pantomime nt,tied
THE FOUR flowers.
Apxrssrox-Bslcouy ard psraustts. IS cents; to
Orchestra A rm CHAIRS 81 cents; to Private BoX
holding six persons. SIS
Doors open at 6s4 o'clock pc rfor m ance at n.
A GRAND MATINEE will be given next Satsr
day Afternoon. for Ladies and Children at 2 o elk
Admittspce-LR6ies. - cts. Children. 10 cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
The Treasure Of the Golden Gate

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9-Parties intereste
are Investigating t. learu heir rights in re-
gard ,o :it- trt asure recovered from the Golden
Ga-t. l. is conceded the original owners are
entitled 10 some thing The agent of tn wreck
ers is nd. ayuring TO get the underwriters ID
>ien a r,l eral sgIe,mt NJ 10 divide what has
Teen recovered, aud So keep the mat er out of
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Fight Between Confederates and the Negro
Soldiers in Florida.

New YORK, Feb. "a letter from Fort
CIinch, Florida, of the LIST instant, states that
fight tUok place on 81. Mary's river, at Serubby
Bluff b+iweep yomc Confederate cavalry and
thi,e companies of South Carolina volunteers,
in which the Coniederatos were defeated
ihcy attempted 70 take the st-amer John
Adams ny boarding, but the neg TO soldiers
heat them of. The captain of the John Adams
was shot, his m urd, rer being shot Immediate
" by q negro sergeant Our loss was two
killed and six wounded. We took several pri-
scners The steamer was not iniuIed.
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NEW YORK, Feb e-The Port Royal New
South" OF the 3lst uitimo, says the steamer
City Of Bah had just arrived with troone-
lie CshsSta lie coming over the bar, ana a
large feets waiting for the fog 10 lift 10 -nter
the hsrbor
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~A tIll has he,n iair duc"d In the Nev
J,rsty Legislature, wh ch nrpvId ttT'
u arm d wciGen >hail be I'm - v-red - max =
W ILL and al pose of = h ~ v'r p~narrty l. 1tV
be tier 20. Il ort-re - ro-7, -. in like nauh'r
with t.lr slrput.r s.G.
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PROPOSALS.
z Q P OS AIS FOR Wev

= 0 P o. ALE FOR Weep.
ha,i1~e,te-t, Dsfen,es ef fwa,ii-1:on,
.,rhvrcsaLs are invited for furnishia. Wood to
-oa tr"ops In and Sr"ui,d tie Forts hereinafter
sI.elh-a, fcm PARTIES o. ming wood or wood land.
n 'Se vicinity or tae sSmS, viz: rortA Ale andar
MreS. FranAl: .. Mansfield. Pennsy.yari. Battery
ishsiy own; Foris Kearney, De Russey. Msssa-
& uSetts s,ocum, Tn;s,D siemmer Bu al kar Iiij
Sarstosa, Thsssr, iincoiB, Batteries Vermont
Aartin Scott and Cameron, on ths north side of
ths Potomac,
Proposals. 10 bs made In tha following mas
to ~it:
tirst For wool stardi, &, (p.iee per cord
S-e"nd. For wood f-il-d by u g. Engine. rs or
otse:w;se. tpricc per corc.J
Third. For wood su and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the lccaitiy, kind q.an-
;s:g aBa q.,'t,iy Of the . Oh
Proposals Will ba received under this al vert s.
ment Tor the amount Of wood required mp 20 June
Bash bidder must attach his full name AMI Post
ctcce address to his bid, and the Of 81! par
rs int rested IN the proposal must appear in the
Aa oath Of allegiance 10 the Gop.-aynsat of "a,
riis r IL De opened from time to time, and CON
tsct- or purchases made as the wood may bs re-
quirst
rse Tsht is reserved to acsept all or any part of
any BID.
2rope-sis should be endorsed, Proposals for
,o5. = and addressed to
ELIAS N. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Qusrter.isst.r
JA'W-u DefaDaaa of "a-hin gtOn.
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hilitar, Orders Of Gen. woel.

GNEw YORK, Feb. e--It !. reported that Gen
oCl Lss hsned peremptory orders forbiddi,s
alt oHcPis or soldiers lea ing Csoyern,.-.
.ti;no- exc. n commanding officers, and pre-
ihiiiHg all Civilians landing theron II 4.
$50 r. ported that large quantit OF ammuui
ii6 q Is ing sent 10 the island.