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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
Sale Of School Land.

THE following dsaehbed land, situated in section as
a., TowmhP y k,nge y selmont County, cosssaiag
Cosnrnensng where Run psssss nte ths land q sam
uei Goves thence up said Rta with the msands srnrv
thereof 10 William Cordelrs line.
The West tract beiny appraised sktwslvs tial dollars
per acre. and The East ract sttsn lle, per scrs,
Notcs is hereby given thai will Cher said zee rbs
land sr sale al the door Of the cour House. In ST. Cair,
willie, between lhe hours Of " and oslosk n, on
Saturday The 3sh day of January ly4 ~ less than
money 10 he paid OH the day Of sale aud the balance IL
eleven annual instalnens Of equal snouns with annual
intsreN thsreon- u. b. CLARK
dei0u kudftor Belmont Cesntv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Coun Of R.l,
mont County, Ohio will ODER for sale, al public ass
ton,
SATURDAX,JA JAN'Y 9th, 1894
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and O'Clock o.
NJ, upon the premises the following described real es-
tate, situate in said county Of Belmont and Sus Of Ohio
to witt; p
The 6rs tract being psr, Of the half of,he NJ z. or
Of Sec. O. Tp :, r. g. m The Mareus Land District Be
ginning for iu boundaries at the y, W. corner Of said
qusftef and running thence Eas snti H. inerssci he
road leading from Ssmefon 10 Mhi~oed; thence WIN
the middle of said road ts Weste linS OF
said quarter and thence South The place OF beginning;
supposed 10 contain twenty lol acres being ,s came
premises conveyed 70 JosspH Bbhep ii Jossph bons
with the following ncumbrances, 10 wit: a cersi,
water privilege fully described 10 deed for ,ha, pur-
pose given BY James Naylor 70 Eli Ksnsrd
The second tract beginning for lie boundaie st the
W. corner Of said quarter, and running thence s. SIS
perchesj thence 3. 50 T. 10 perches; thence s. Sae
81 perehssj thence 7io E. 20 perches; thence g. a.
deg. Perchesi thence 4 60i deg 8. 22st pesehes
thence n. edss E. IA geichfs; tssncs N. u dsr. w.
ii PeTches iheive W a. rs perchest 10 The pIscs Of
beginning eontsinnB ~ acrss more or lsn. ~ ~
Both tracts TO be sold hss eft,sAer. Appsaised a.
siooo Terms Of sale One. IN Md, ons.Ihird h,
one year. aud one-ihird in vf ys:ss Nom The dsy ol
sale, with INTEREST," the deferred payments 10 Be secured
WIN. STANTON Ex'r
OF Joseph Bishsp. deed.
oee- ~, fuS--sw 81 sss q ~ 80 t~ssk.ctz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
War News Of tho Week.

The most important news of the past
week is concerning the raid Of Gen. Averill,
on the Virginia and Tennessee Raliroad, at
Salem. with the I'd, 81, and 9Th Virginia
mounted Infantry, l4th Pennsylvania, Dob
sons Cavalry, and Ewing's Battery, and his
safe return to our lines, with the loss Of six
nen drowned; one officer and four men
wounded, and four officers and twenty men
missing.
From the official report We make the fol-
lowing extract:
Three depots were destroyed, containing
1000 bbls Of -four, 10000 bushels Of wheat,
100000 bushels shelled corn, $4,000 bush
els oats. 1000 bbls. meat, several cords of
leather, 1000 sacks Of salt, 81 boxes cloth.
ing, 20 bales of cotton, large amount Of
harness, shoes and saddles, equipments,
tools, oil, tar and various other stores, and
100 wagons.
The telegraph wire was cut, coilsd and
burned for half mile.
The water-staton, turn-table, and three
cars were burned, and tho track torn up and
rails heated and destroyed as much % pos,
sible in SIX hours Five bridges and several
culverts were destroyed over an extent oils
miles.
A large quantity ofbridge timber and re-
pairing materials were also destroyed.
My march was retarded occasionally BY
the tempest in the mountains and ihs icy
roads.
was obliged to swim my command, and
drag my artillery with ropes across Crogs
Creek seven times in "a hours. On my re-
turn found six separate commands under
Gems. Early. Jones, Fitz Hugh Lee, limbo
den, Jackson, EcholsIand McCoustin arrang-
ed in line. extending from Staunton to New
port, upon ell the available roads to prevent
my return. I captured dispatch from
Gen. Jones to Gen. Early, giving me the
position and that Of Jackson ut Clifton Forge
and Covington was selected to carry.
marched from the front Of Jones totha,
Of Jackson at night His outposts were
pressed in at sallop by the 9Th Virgins
mounted Infantry, and tho two bridges
across Jackson'a River were saved, although
faggots had been piled ready to ignite.
My horses have subsisted entirely upon Z
very poor country, and the officers and met
have suffered cold, hunger and fatigue with
remarkable fortitude My command ha
marched, climbed, slid and swan 355 mile
since the 9Th inst.
The Army Of the Potomac has gone int
winter quarters, and the only encouraging
news from that direction is, that re-enlist
msnts under the veteran order are rapid.
going on. Scores of regiments havo beer
been re-mustered into the service, and ever.
day increases the number. Every regimen
in Fitzpatrick 8 cavalry division coming uu
der the order has re,snlisted. One thous
end six hundred and seventy-two have vol
untesred for this enlistment in Gen. Howe
"a Division, 9Th Corps
Sherman's an. Changers Corps, or at leas
apart Of them, have returned to Chattanoo
20 from their Knoxville expedition. TIL,
18th and 9sth Regiments were with thi
expedition, and letters received within da
or two from Belmont boys in the Ssth rss
mcnt, represent II rs very severe trip
Many Of thcm are barefeoted and almos
naked.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
Gen. Thomas Negro Recruiting OPP
erations.

Con, Thomas reports that he furnished
Gen. Banks 1900 vol armed colored sol
diers. He has $4,000 men, women and
children under bis protection; the able
bodied of whom he has hired to planters in
tho vicinity Of his operations. He has
leased the abandoned cotton and sugar plan.
tations TO farmers st the rate Of four dol.
lars per bale OF cotton one cent per ib. for
sugar; fve cents per bushel for corn and
potatoes--which proceeds ere to 70 into the
treasury Of the United States. The farmers
pay the revenue tax In addition. Great
success has attended the arrangement. which
has proved satisfactory 10 all parties. Gen.
Thomas will return to his field of labor i'm.
msdiatsly. Thence be goes to New Orlsans,
arming the blacks everywhere. He has ten
regiments Of them ready 10 ssnd 70 Grant.
-twash Cor. Gin. 0aA ~ a0b1'-1 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
High Bounties to Cease January 9th
n asy COLUMBUS, Dec. 26.

To ttc seuerai Military Conmiitees
1t is proper that advise you that BY q
recent act Of Congress. all extra bounties
now paid soldiers for every branch of the
service, wfll cease on the 5th of January
aext and that after that time the ordinary
bounty only, 800, will be paid. Hence, to
receive the extra bounty Of 1902 and $4O2,
the enlistment must take ipiscs before the
9Th day Of next month. ~ s.u.S
- DAVID TOP, Governor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

AMONG the advertisements in the Rich
mond papers, is one which notifies the res
idests Of the rebel capital, that among the
attractions Of the Confederate Reading
Rooms" are files Of the principal Philsdsl.
phia and New York journals. ''' W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

MR MoREHEAD, NJ. Q. from Pittsburgh.
has introduced . measure into Congress for
the improvement Of the navigation Of the
Ohio River.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

joan 9. HEESAs, the .Bspicia Boy"
has had . 6sht with Tom. King, an Eng.
lish pugilist, and been badly whipped.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

The Richmond Wing says:-"It is. i'm
possible to escape from any Of tho military
prisons unless the ssntinels prove unfaithful,
which, II 10 TO be regretted. ID not uufrs-
quently the casa-" ',-, seJ f-',.-r4-,1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

TIE cash receipts Of the Cincinnati
Sanitary Fair up to Monday, amounted to
nearly $4,000 -..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

BY ORDER OF Gen. Grant. the sale Of
whisky. either BY Wholesale or retail has
hesn ysohisissd q Nsshvill& ~ ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

NORTH CAROLINA officers and soldiers are
coming into our lines, availing themselves
OF the provisions Of the Presidents amnesty
proclamation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
Probate Court, Belmont CT.
RErIr1OrJ 10 SELL EANn

THE sbov, nance
~ defendants sfs hsrs-
BY infossssd thsr on ths
1853, ssld Adainistssiov
Court ef Belniunt coS
Of which petition is y
Of November, Issa, sfsS
{ May SislleE widow q
sale Of the following De-
.shts Of said dscedspt.-
20 = ssiNly npvfrs~id~
''''ssSSiS' ssS9;iilS'sK sKoets.'%
~ sss,n seniax, dssn-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

David pogue, Admir- do bonis
nonof John Sisller. decd,
Mary siellsr, Rachel Sicller,
ans others.
fled b . petition in the Probat
", Ohio, the object and praye
Obtain All order Oh ths'l1h d.,
the assignment Of the dover
said dsceassd, in and fos the
scribed real estate, TO pay the
'rhs fnI,p ci, which sid dveeS
in yspk Tsynship, iiisah ~
mort orlsss. -.
" p e.ss d l4a knn1
Oct, Is, ioo3.-lw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31
Honse-Spouting Il Cutters
MApess's-. .'Iss ~: Z. ..ss'sssl . ~

.s,,,.,,s NJ. '"''h - A''As as.sFr
~. s,t - ~ US ,ksrs.,x
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

"Where all the spirits company meet,
Who sail'd with tho savior bencatll.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

seemed TO convey consolation, and Was ca
gerly accepted. Soon we knelt around the
bare walls of our strange sanctuary, aud with
bleeding hearts drew near the throne OF
God. Captain Fry first led us, and mingled
sobs with strong supplicAtions. Then each fol.
lowed in his turn, with but ono or two excep
tions, & even these we,s kneeing with the rest,
As the twilight deepened, our devotional ex.
ercises grew more solemn. In the lonely
shadow of coming night, with eternity thus
open tangibly before us, and standing on
its very brink, we prayed with iervor that
those who dwoll in safety can scarcely con.
ceive. We besought our Father only that
we might be prepared for the fate that was
inevitable, and that, as he had led us
through great trials, he would be our com
forter, and sustain us still. Who will say
that such prayer was not effectua? 1t was
heard in heaven. Even there in that pris-
on, surrounded by an armed guard, amid
the gloom Of coning danger, the peace Of
God, like a dove bearing the olive branch,
descended into every broken and believing
heart 1t was holy hour; and IL the an
gels above ever bend from their bright man
sions to comfort human sorrow, / do believe
that they wore then lowering near. From
that hour date the birth Of an immortal
hope; and l believe that many Of my COM
panions also, on looking back, will realize
that they passed from death TO life in that
dresry prison-rooml aii 20 s,l a h.rgiaa
From this time forward We had religious
exercises each morning and evening, and
they were q blessed consolation to US, sus-
tanning our hearts when every earthly ave-
nue. OF hope had closed. Frequently We
stastled our guards, who were around ua,
BY the hymns We sang; for now tho charac.
ter Of our songs was ehsugedl and onr
thouehts and aspiratious began to point up.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
LOCAL NEWS,
AhusEMENTs TONIGHT.

GROWERS TAEATER.-To-n night will be per-
formed the tine three act comedy entitled the
ssBove Chase Mrs. John Drew appearing as
"Constance," Miss Price as aLydia," Mrg.
Stephens as widow Green" ana Mr.. Hill as
s.Miidrake." "The Irish Tutor will conclude
the evenings entertainment.
CANTEgBUEY.-Annetta Galletti is the great
attraction here the present week. and iudr,np
from tne large audience and the plaudits she
fnyariaoiy receives, no one ever appeared here
who was more popular. TO grace in every
movement she unites much beauty of person,
and is therefore very attractive. T.
SWISS BELL RINGERs-The Ieye.s of the
Peak Family are deservedly popular the best
evidence o>-ag the large audiences that nightly
ATTEND them. They offer for this evening a most
admirable programme of vocal and instru-
mental music, bell ringing, &c.
VARIRTIRs.-A good company will always
be rem lucrative 70 managers in this city: and
the secret OF the success OF the Varieties Music
Hail is TO be found in the fact that none but
hrst-class talent is engaged. A good bill to-
night.
RUSSIAN WAR-This panorama, in conuec
tior with the srereopican, is still being exhib
tied at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street The
two combined form eXhl bitions which shonld
be seen by all lovers of the striking and the
beautiful.
FAIR.-At the church, corner of Fifteenth
and II streets, Tor the benefit OF St Matthew's
psrochiai schools ...=
EALL-At Temperance Hail. under the ans.
piecs OF the Mcclellan Friendship Association.
Wao always give good parties.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

DIR. LANDS, ILLUSTRATED DLECTUREs-I.ast
night at ODD Fellows Hall, Navy-Yard, Dr.
Lands delivered his Introductory lecture 10 a
large and intellectual audience. He gave uni
yersal satisfaction by his simplified method OF
teaching anatomical, physiological and phre-
hoiogicai InJunctions. Tonight he delivers
his great practical discourse on the .sFour
Great Functions OF Man." everybody should
hear this, illustrated by splendid lot of paint
ings and models. To morrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock ne lectures to ladies' e-cIusipeIu and in
the evening to gentlemen alone.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

HEALTH PoR The SoLDIRRI-For one who dies
from the effects of the bullet ten perish from,
9Tsmp and eIp2sufe to night a;s. Small doses OF
Hoiloways Pills, taken every other night will
ccrTacS all disorders of the Liver and Stomsch, ),
purify the blood and insure sound health to every
man. Only q cents per box 2s2
Evening star., 1863-05-13

DRIVING ON PAyEMENTs.-Jus Tnonp-
SON, who attends to the police business of the
second precinct, on Monday fined eight per-
sons tor driving upon the pavement in the
northern section OF the city near the Boun darv
The Jehus IN that section ignore the road en-
tirely, and prefer the pavement and side walks
and II the nlagt!ce is not speedily checked, the
footwalks and ravements will shortly be in rs
bad condition us the streets themselves.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, BINARY
4HD sexual sYSTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the Ho1card Asseetatios.-sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
pr. Skllin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. mar 25-2m
Evening star., 1863-05-13

MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS are being
daily added TO the already plendd stock Jewalry
and Silver Plated Ware, at the Dollar store H. 3S
Pennsyivania avenue, near A. street Drop in
buy. mayqrwt
Evening star., 1863-05-13
BOARDING,

4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN RE ACCOM-
n moaated with Room ard good Board at ) o
Mass. avenue. Terms SIS per week my ll-3t*
DLkAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Board may be had at 81 West street George
IA sw2 H ght,. nv n eo3ts :
TWO FAMILIES AND THREE OR FOUR
Il gentleman csn be acc"nnod with pleas
ant Furnished Rooms, with or without Board. in
cne of the most pleasant locations for the aunrner
In Washington. The house possesses all the mod
sTn improvements with the nse of bath room No
473 street. northeast corner of I'd my hat
ROAAD.-A lady having taken hou.s in the inn
n ~ mediate neighborhood Of the Treasury, State,
NJ and Navy Departm ents, offers large and well
Of q, home; A few table bosrdsrs viii be taken
Apply st Nc. 395 18th street. between II and q
ences required. nv u-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Oh WITHOUT
L board, at 442 r ST., between 5th and 9TH my
Evening star., 1863-05-13

TTfE SALE OF IIQUGEs AND WINES, at the
store OF Enrich y Go, on Eleventh street, below
Pennsylvania avenue, will be continued this
afternoon. commencing at four o'clock "A fine
opportunity to secure g good stock OF wines
and liquors
Evening star., 1863-05-13
By j. G MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers

pERFMPT0Ry SALE OF TWO NEAT BRICK
4 DWELLING HOUSES AND LoTS AND SEVERAL
DEsIRABLR BUILDING LoTs IN PEIkrIHG OFFICE
EEQuARE.-0n SATURDAY AZ FfERNOON. Mar i6
&C clock, on the premises, NE shall sell to tn >
highest bidder, Lots 81 and S5 in Subdivision Of
Square Ne 624 fronting each $50 feet on First street
west, between q and streets north, running
back la fest4 inches 10 % foot alley, i'm proved
by two new two.story brick dwelling houses. Poa-
session of ona given INN ediateIy.
Also, Lot 81, in same squs re- having same front
and depth.
fronting q test on North Fl street, between First
street ~ vest and North Capitol stress and running
pfSh o. mo - o hGass thGs 90 . y " ioos asiss g
twelve nenthG, with interest, secured By deed of
mys-d ]. 8. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionsers,
Evening star., 1863-05-13
BALLS, PARTIES, 6c.

TT OUR NorrUt
United WE STAND, DIVIDED We FALL.-
Tie Old C,iginal United in fke FIX Again.
The members Of this Club take pleasure In su.
ncCnetug 20 theirmany friends. and the pub- A
lie IN general. thst they will give their isth ~
srSEd BALlsat temperance Ball Oh THU Rs 81
UAx EVENING" MAy lftA, 1867. Tickets ri
u, admitting gentleman and ladies' - E 80
By order Of the Committee:
a. Conans,tses cf ARRANGEMENTS.
J. Eenmeser. ] D. st.ii. stii''''' my is-sss
MCCLELLAN Is ROT FoRGocfEN YgTI
9Hx 1fRsr eaAND MAY BALL
MCCLELLAN FRI ENisaIp ASSOCIATION
which was TO have taken place on Tuesday, May
seestssa# - 9Th, at s-R2s# - -
t@ TEMPERANCE HALL, --' z.t~
3 street. between.9th and 10th streets,
sffss has BEEN POSTP POGED,
on account of ths weather, until
WEDNESDAY, MAY213 s@
At the same place. Our lady friends are most re-
s1ectfully invited as no invitations win be a
sent. II thu weather proves unfsvorabls, ,con- 3
The mem bers have spared no pains to makssneaA
TINS the Ball OF the season. ef7Nda .$&a sat- -
The ball viii be handsomely dssora.ed by sxpe.
riehced hnnds. #ss SECS l3E -
A wen known Brass and String Band has been
Tickets One EolI.s, admitting gentleman and
t.4s-, - Commiis.e ,ss
J; W. Paxton, 81 J A. King,
Tines. Parton, GaoI ge Walker,
A. Zimmsr man, Theodore smith
Ballet Master-Wm. Mink. : mTs4t"
Evening star., 1863-05-13

sPERMAToRsEGA oAH BE CuRED.-Dr. Bands
specihc cures SpeTgsat0rrh1o. Seminal Weakness
npoteney, Loss af PosceT, &C. speedily and esctaa!
y. Its effects are truly magical. A trial OF the
Specific, gin convince the most skeptiesl of its
merits. Price 81 y box. Sold by g. o Ford cor
ner nth street and F.. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ts Civ
Evening star., 1863-05-13

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Barney
Mccain, drunk dismissed. Daniel Cain, VIC.
lating corporation laws; dismissed. John Hur-
ley, profanity; S5.G4-for assault and battery:
bail for court. Michi O'Brien, do; dismissed.
Mary Collins, abusive language: do. William
White, threat: bail for pcace-for profanity:
S2.5S, Maggie White, threats; dismissed. T.
f. McMaster, drunk: Sis. ]. u. Owens, ]. r.
GafTuy, Jas. Woriarty, John Connolly, Geo.
Irish, William Arnold, disorderly; dismissed.
Dennis Avery, drunk; military. Eliza Math-
ews, suspicious character: S5.5e. Rebecca An
gcwing, stTolling streets; dismissed.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

IEusTEks or PgDLIC .SeuooLs.-The, regu. j..
lar monthly meeting OF the Board OF Public
StnOOl Trustees was held YESTERDAY a aftarnuon
in tine Aldernen's Chamber tb,y HaiI h,s
honor Mayor Waliach presiding.
Complete monthly reports from all the dis.
tIlcts We're presented. and the condensed report,
In compliance with resolution of the Board
was called for; but owing to the misunder.
standing Of the trustees as to the zine wherein
the reports shonld be handed to the secretary,
noleposL couid De made. Hereafter all the re.
ports VIII ces handed iI on the Saturday pre-
cedlng the regular meeting, and the secretary
ton. - II
Applications for teachersaips were received
form Misses Verlinda A. Mrdd and catherine
Giinllan, OF this city, and Miss Isabells- y.
Cotton, OF New Hampshire. and referred to
the committee on examination. IL eUE
mr.. Ellis presented bills from Wm Balkan.
lyme Tor several copies of Webster's Diction.
ary, amounting to S63.5G, and from J. 81 T. T.
Johnson for eight clocks, amounting TO Sla;
Or. Walsh presented miscellaneous bills of
the Third District, amounting to S2l6.6?; which
Were also approved.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
priation OF Sic0 for the purchase Of medals and
premiums, to be distributed at the approach :
ing annual examination.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution appointing
Messrs. Hoimead, Wight and Rhees commit
tee TO investigate the merits of Prof. Arms svs-
tenn of teaching in the aid to memory. and TO
report EpOn the expediency of continuing the
course now being given by Prof a. The res.
olation ELECTED considerable discussion and op-
position, and was subsequently, withdrawn
Mr.. Davis, on behalf of the agent for SAN
derson's Panorama of the Russian War re-
quested that the proprietor OF that exhibition
be permitted to make arrangements with the
teachers Tor the attendance OF the schools upon
his exhibition; and a resolution was adopted
appointing Messrs. Wight, Morsafl, Miller and
Ellis committee to consult with MIR. Sander
soE upon the subject.
Mr. Ellis offered a resolution instructing the
committee CT city councils to impress upon the
councils the great necessity of establishing an
additional primary school in the Fourth Dis
tricr, which was adopted. -
DR.. alsh announced the death of Miss Ad-
die Thompson, teacher OF primary school No.
4, Third District; and nominated Mrs. Eliza T.
OPrien as teacher, and Miss Alberta Bright
as sub-assistant, who were elected.
Adjourned.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

SSTAETED IMMEDIATELY Good PANTA
- LOOMS MAKERS, to whom constant en-
pIogmen will be given. L OWEN & Son,
Military and M al Merchant Tavlors,
nv 10
Evening star., 1863-05-13
PERSONAL.

kI1GCOlShA.
HAND MAGNETISM
IL MRS. WREN
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
With Her Hands.
Call and see this city testimonials. AS ST.
between 9th and 7rh. Washington, my l3-lm*
Ne lAPOSITION.-Aada Ross, Doctress and
~ Astrologist, was born with Q natarai gift
She tells the past and futnrs-nevsr known to fail
Causes speedy marriages.; brings together those.
strictly confidential Ne. ss street north, corner
Of Twelfth street west, three squares frsm the
likeness Of future husband or absent friend in re
slity. Ladies' SO cents Gentlemen 81. ap 2s lma
Evening star., 1863-05-13

ssyAhTED TO HlRE-A small UNPURSI2HED
~ IOU sEina any part of Waship aton or George
to~n. Address, with location and tsrms, r. C.
hALLOY, 244 street NV 70 2tx
Evening star., 1863-05-13

s87ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Three frsf -laas
~ HARNE ESS MAKERS. Only TIE best o: work.
Tar need 10 Inquire Steady situation will be
given. NJ. OPPENUEIMER. 30a Pa ay
ls 3t ppf we On ard Iitg,
Evening star., 1863-05-13

NANTED TO OHTRE-A first class COOK. Non.
nee. aPply but such as are com petent and c.,
street, between snd q streets before 10 o'aiucl
8. after o'clock D. M my Ie. If
Evening star., 1863-05-13

sTkETED-BOARD for four or i've respectable
W Lcys. who will pay 81 q week in advance
Apply Box 10. Star Office. mr. yIa-3t*
Evening star., 1863-05-13

WARRANTED TO CC9s IL SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey g
Antidots, an English Specific of sixty-fys years.
standing, VIII cure GosoTrh0a in sir days. No
change OF diet required Price s. per bottle. Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
Evening star., 1863-05-13

Il TTENTi0N. HOUSE PAIETERS.-Tsnted
a at Z. A. BROWNS House and Sign Painting
Establishment, \ o. 81 louisiana avenue. batwee:,
5th and 7th streets 10 aouse Painters None but
irst-ciass hands nee ed apply Also a good ROY
wanted TO learn the business rny,n2t
Evening star., 1863-05-13

IIANTED-A DBEssMAKER, at RIO. $50 18th
" street. between II and l. None but eoad
hands need apply. my l2-3t+