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JOHN WRITER'S.
q As.i.tant Adiutant General"


Assistant Adjutant General"
IL il mpOssios for the human understanding 10 re-
gard this order as conscientious execution Of the
Act OF Congress On the contrary It is an outrage on
Congress, aud mockery OF the law. The law gave 10
Qusrtermas,er General the rank OF Brgadier. Now,
there already Qulrtermaster General. duly con-
missOned and confirmed. He was Colonel Myers. But,
instead Of allowing his rack Of Br'gader, the act OF
ongTsss is converted into the of taking from him
the place he held uudsputed before it Was passed,
tue place OF QiartermaSter General. |. Is one OF
those acts which show a species Of ingenuity, but
which are not the lees regrettable for that. 1t Is
act which caunot be explained by public reasons,
and no citizen conclude that the acts OF the Gov
eminent at such time this be inspired by private
prjudces or spteiul souvenirs disposition 10 dis
COZ in the branches of the Government without ma.
king The most panfu! and melancholy reflections The
public naturally occupies itself with the supposed eau es
OF the Presidents action, which ia commonly regarded
a eforesoence OF the famous Twiggs quarre! IN
tire old army, aud which furnishes material Tor gossip
too petty for attention discussion. As hartsl
hath it. oHUs turbdro caplIos" personal reasons, IT
they exist are things too unimporant for considera-
non. What is important ia this extraordinary perver
Of plain act this Interpretation OF Law which de-
s sense and the evident issue Woioh Is use
e4sy unnecessarily and wantOnly made with Congress.
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SYLVAN COLLEGIATE SNsTIrUTE.

ME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
TUITION will commence 10Th September 1868 and
ose February 18th, 1864
Terms Session. For board 5000 English Ancient and
I1ngu ges each $50. Music IiAno, tsj Guitar
Lights are extra chLSge. 49,
loung Ladies viii furnish their own towels
For utef info nation send for circular Address Dr. John
y larry, stsnardSville, Greene county, Va. auls-of
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"[EXCRACr.1
SPECIAL ORDERS !
No. 1877. !

Xxx. Under the Act of Congress, approved March
2stu, 1868, Brig ,Uier General A K. LAwloS is as
"sgned to duty q General and will en-
ter upon the discharge of the duties Of the office
the 10th irstlnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-18
GEORGE W. MUAToRD,
Secretary Of the Com'th.

sY-Petersburg Express" Stanton "vindcator,'
Rockingham Register" Ii nchburg "Virgini,n' and
"Republicsn" Lexington Gazette Wytheville "pis-
patch" and Abingdon "virginian," will publish once
week till day of session, and forward account to tbs
Depai tment
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WANTED

A s!tua lon Richmond or Petersburg
V Lady from Portsmouth, IA had years exper
ne IN reaching the higher branches Of Ergh ogether With
French and Music. Would take situation a. assistant or MI
vate School. -' " pr
Good reference be given Aidrsi With full particulars.
50 a.. W. J. W., p. D. Box Q71,
N'" Richmond, Va,
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TOR SALE--A good roomy CARRIAGE, Of
excellent msru setu ehss hsen bet little used and well
calculated for city service. Apply at
MICAJAn DLNGUhs, 0oscl Maker, - 2
Eagle Alley, between Main and Gary,
Au ll-1vs 18th and l4th sts, Columbian Hotel.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.

GHOruRrDwS Mari.

GEORGETOWN, March IL.
LAST night the cry OF murder WA heard on
rHss sTest- near Fayetta, and tina citix ms
anu police soon gatheresi, when &c WAS found
THAT q Dir. Snake had returned from the
army and found his wife with a little Snakr,
which so eDrased him that he threaten al H. r
me Snake was arrested b. the police, but
being deeeTter was promptl, handed over 70
me military authorities.
Our town seems some that mora lively to-
day. There have been So yeTal arriysl by ana
as follows: Boat Ana Maria, NcMuiliu. WOO. J.;
:. HeiGeibs rser, Dick, wood; NJ y. HUI, Ed
wards, wood. H. q. Ritter, Edwards, wood;
Ann +. Darby, Grow, Hour to Benz Darby;
Ttiza Hall, wheat TO Hart!y ! Bro. Departed
by canal: :. Hcideibergcr, Dick, light; Mrs. l..
w. Jackson, Jackson, Cumberland, light Ii. @.
Ritter, Edwards. light; NJ. ]. Hull. Ed wards,
EEhti Homecoming No. 3, K. Sorrell, Cum5t r
lard, light.
There are no arrivals reported al tho custom
house to-day, though there are some Govern
ment schouneTs constantly arriving who 10
notreport. The following have cleared :-Schr
J. Franklin, Hankins, New York, Iigh;; schr.
Swift, Seward, Maggetty River, manure; schr.
salisbury, Simmcns, Philadelphia, light; str.
W. ". Frazer, Godfrey, Belle Plains; str. A.
\" Thompson, Reeves, Belle Plains; schr. NJ.
Munson, Lockwood, New Haven, light.
Business is quiet. Markets good, with prices
(wholesale) as follows Flour, super, S1.25a
So; extra, S325aSs75 family, S9.5)as 10;
Weich's family, 7lo50aSll. Wheat, red, SI.55a
Sl.S0i white, SlSGaS2 Corn, white, gag III;
yellow, eOae5c. Oats, (Maryland,) 4SaJ0c.
hay, S2SaSp; potatoes, Saay0c.; salt, @. A,
si95; fine, $3.50; cider i5aisc.; do, clarified,
20a25c CUBA
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DIED,

On the 10th inst, OF consum ption, GEORGE z.
WILSON in the 18th year Of his age. q native of
New York. In life he trusted in the Lord. May
a. rest in peace.
- The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral at his residence Az near st., Island,
at p. tO-IEerrow.
On the 10th il St, JAMES ROSAYNE, in the
22d year of his age, of consumption.
His funeral will take place Thursday, 1T 3
O'Clock p. H., from the residences of his mother
Mrs JertoD, St north, between 10th and 18th. ct,
On Tuesday evening, March lUth, of diptheria
KATE, Youngest child of Elizabeth W and the
late Jas. Il. Clarke aged 6years,2 months and Is
days.
The funeral will take place to morrow mornlns
at II O'Clock.
OniWe dnesdsy morning, March 18th, of con- estion
OF tae BRAIN SAMUEL }. JOHNSON, aged Is
years.
The funeral will take place from No. sos II st 3,
near 18th, on Thursday afternoon, st o'clock The
relatives and frien is nvlted to attend without
further notice. Indiana papers copy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON Ann TO. ,,0RH0-

by }. q. Nee CIEH i CO. Auotio..ers
EEkCET0R,S SALE or SQUARES AND Lots
~ WIZ ba sold ut public ssetion on wgDHB1-
DAT, tao llth Day OF March III, At baifp..t fo,,y
o'e,ock ~ tha Auction Rooms Of yss O. Mcf,uir.
Go the following Souar and Lots of ground lYins
Nd being in the City Of Washing on viz:
Lots a, ., Y, D. ana IN Subdivision OF lots .ut
Lots $. 3. IL, II and ~, in Square No S.
Lott 81 10, II, -, and ~ 10 s1nare No So
Part Of Lot ?, IN SauAro No. lS,
~! or square No. %,
Part Of Lot -. in Seusrs No. as,
Lot, D. q, II, K, L. N. n. IN subdivision OF
.o'sS 5, aid ., In sSisr- No. 24S,
All OF Square No. ri,
L.t- sni 2, being ali Of sauare No rs
There squares and lots belong 10 Tie estate OF @
l., Coitmsn, deceased.
Lots s,annd 10, in Square S. are improved by
smell brick houses.
Lot in Sausre SO, is also improved, prisins
"nat rs E. lies the =" glass house property.
Fart OF Lot IS, in Square Us, also improved BY q
small frame house.
Terms of sale enc fourth cash TO be paid with
IN hV- Gays after the sale the remainder in three
eaua! instalmonts At 9, L. snd Is moaths on notes
satisfactorily endorsed. Deeds to be sivea and
deeds OF trust taken TO secure the deferred pay
Eents
al ronveyancinR 20 be paid by the purch asar
The Executors reserve the sight to resell az tn
DAYS notice II the terms not onpiiei with
within ten days after the day OF sale the risk aud
e'Pense Of the defaclt;rg purchaser
he sale Of Lots 2, Q and " in Square 81, and Of
Lot IN Square 80, will take place the premises
on y \ RSDAf l2th day OF March, 1855, st half.
' w RofBiT. GOLDMAN, p,.,
JAS. ADAMS, h1ecutors.
fe " sv3w J. G. McG CIRE 4 Co Aucts
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OF THE WASHINGTON BAR

EDITOR STAR: / am reliably informed that
the corpse OF a colored man, who died on Fri
day, the 9Th instant, OF a contagious disease
still remains in a small frame house on Mary.
land avenue, between ixth and Seventh streets
east, Capitol Hill. Ii appears that the house is
desertsd-the family Of the deceased, or those
who resided with him, having removed nnme-
dlatfiy On his death; SO there Is nobody upon
tae premises 10 see TO having him inferred
You will confer a favor upon the people OF the
neighborhood, and prevent the probable spread
OF loathsome and generally. fatal disease, by
Gazing ihe attention OF those whose duty it is
10 ate nd to such matters, 10 this case. Re-
spectfully, &c, H.
MOnCav, March O. 1864
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COUGH, COLD, OR AN iRRIfArBD THROAT, If
allowed to progress, results serious Pulmonary
aud Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TRocHBs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
TAERu they are beneficial The good effects result
Es from the Of the Troches and tn cir extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited Re sure
to guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the senxine Bro1rns Bronchial Tyoehs, which
have prored their efficacy by a test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SNaERs should use the
TrOches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. ian u-am
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MADAME EEMOREsT'S MIRROR OF FASHION
containing early one hundred fine ngra wings,
OF the fashion novelties, and over sixty cents
worth, rs three full SIZED patterns comprising
the largest, latest and best Fashion Magazine
IN the world, and is issued Just As often and at
the only time when new styles are desirable
Shiliington, corner Four and half street and
Pennsylvania avenue, received five hundred
copies of the Spring number yesterday, and
they are nearly sold.
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foURTH.WARD STATION CAsRs.-Abraham
Moore, John Kane, larceny; Jas. VIM. Henry.
Eleven Love, suspicion of do Jerry Brooks
drunk ard disorderly; Mary Smith alias Scott
drunk; dismissed. Henry r. Short, do: sent to
suspected Of passing counterfeit money. Austin
Rc3dy, drunk turned to military. CHRISTOPHER
Rurre.er, selling obscene works; bail for court.
VI Lincoln, drunk and disOrderly; fined Sl9i
VIM. Richardson, Cornelius Sullivan, do: VIM
Slmms, disorderly; dismissed Frank Vrlch-
ring, drunk and insulting ladies; So a. Hugh
ellison; selling liquor on Sunday; dismissed
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ANOTHER HORSE THIEP.-Yesterday morn
ing, patrolman Dom arrested a colored man
named VIM. Wright, Oh suspicion of stealing
horse, which he offered for sale At the hor 50
market. Wright was sent to Jail tor fnrther
hearing, and on the way admitted that he took
III" horse from 4 field above Georgetown. He
says that he came from Alabama, and WAS the
servant OF man named Powell, n sergeant OF
an Alabama comp any, and was with him ut
Antit-inm, and was permitted to leave to follow
his (NTight's) wife, who had left the South.
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BAfoHILeR's HAIR DIE,

Inc wv tH EHS WITH.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye prc.
duoes color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least rem
sdiss the Ill effects OF bad Dyes and invisoratos the
Hair for life. Grey. Red OF RKsfy Hal, instantly
slrns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine Is signed WILLIAh A. BAfoHs.
Lel, on fA< Jos~ sidSs Of each Boa.
Factory, No 81 Barclay IT., Nsts YorL,
n T-H Late I5 Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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PERSONAL.

IL MR. 2. II. BURSE Will call At tina Nstioua
Il Steam Laundry, he will hear something to hi t.
adv sntsRe. III JAS 4. HOTCHKISS.
HNEB PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT
l. to h8rbor or trust my son, James Il. !. sshing
ton az will not pay any debts of his contractin Z
a. d will prosecute any person hsrboring my ,ail
son. Ut VIM. ARLINGTON
NOTlCE.-I Am informed that a young man
calling himself Samuel Fuller, some two
months since in my employ, has been imposing
upon the pu bile by Representing himself as still in
my service and obtainins money and credit for
ar ices in my name. The object of this advertise
ment Is to caution the pu bile Dst i'm p0ster
mar l05t" CLEMENT HILL
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Enn,n fhs ErslfericL { NIL Ern.

FTom Me Frederick Nd Examtner.
We can but urge inv Aids and all suffering with
any form of disease, to hasten and consult Doctor
Tumblety, the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
of Toronto, G. W, whose name has now become
familiar ~ Household Words, ;" and who will
always be remembered a. one of the greatest phil
snthro pists and benefacto,s of the present age.
The Doctor has, by bis indomitable perseverance,
in combating aud effectually curing thousands Of
eases Of obstinate Chronic Complaints, established
for him self reputation which no com petitioa can
eface nor ID position tarnish mar I0-lw
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= SMITHSONIAN LRCTURE.-D DIR. Solger, the
historian and ethnologist will lecture to-nigh,
in the hall of the Smithsonian, on the races OF
men historically considered.
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BOARDING,

ROARDING.-PlessAnt Furnished Rooms for
- rent. with Be- ard, square from WilIards'
Hotel Inquire at Star On x. mar IO-3ts
BOARDING AT 495 nth street, between II and
- One large room for rent with hrst- class
board; also. two small rooms. few Table Boa I'd.
ers taken at SO per week. Dinner at S. mar9 st"
EOR RENT, WITH BOARD, TO GENTLEMEN
only, two first class elegantly FURNISHED
ROOMS at No. IA street, opposite DR.. Sunter-
land Church. mar9iws
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SPBRNAIoRRHGA GAN BIZ CcRgp,-Dr Rand's
Specific cures Spern,atorrh0a. Seminal Rcakness,
inp9sscy Loss Of Poscer, etc. speedily and sf.elnal
~. Is effects are truly MAGICAL. trial of the
Specific, win convince the most skepticsl Of its
merits Price 81 . box. Eold by s. Q. Ford. cor
Henry Cook Alel andria ja6,Iy
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIM. Shehe was
arrested by Mr.. Chas. McCarty, county off Ger,
for stealth two blankets from the store of Allen
Clapp Il Co, ID, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. He was taken before Justice Clark,
W no committed him to Jail for court.
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M NO IMPOSITION

M NO EMPOSITION
FlADAMk ROSS. Doctress and Astrologist, WAS
born with q natural gift. She tells the past and
future-Was naver known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together thoss long separated
Cures all diseases; business strictly confidential
No. AS street West, between 9th and 7th, near
the Patent Once. The only person that can show
likeness Of future husband absent friend in
reality Ladiee 81 cents gentlemen 81. fe q Inn
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DR. DUPoNr's sugar.coa,ed Female Regulating
Pills are the tsry tsI IN use. They operate peediiv
sea upon the most delicate stomach, trial OF
these Pin. viii pross their ssps,io,iy e, all others
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
COOK, AleX8DdrlA.
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY.

OYSTERS for the Geor setown market, just arrive'
from st. Gsorge's, are selling at the wharf foot o
Co, sress street. mar III -2t-
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OrusR Exrx.y, Cy,x,s,,


Produces any shade from rich nellew brown to
glossy black in ten minutes and contains no in gre
dieat that IL injurious to the hair
Manufactured by J. CRIsrADoRo @ Aston House.
New York. Bold everywhere, and applied By al
Hair Dressers
Price, 81, sl.sc. and 5, psr box, according to
size
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WoaD TO IsvALIDs.-Only food that can be
readily digerted should be eaten by the sick and
conynieseent, and above all they should have sht
nutritious, pure and tempting bread. We have
good medical authority for stating tn At Il famous
Boston Crackers and Lemon Biscuit man of cturei
by MIR James L. Dayton, of this city thorough ly
perienee that their flavor il delicious. Ought they
net for these reazons. to be introduced into gu r
military hospitals. Indubitsby they are the very
best articles Of their hind in the market OF.
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ByW l.. WALL & Co. Auc.ioneers.

S-cot.NfSb SOEHfT tn. ave. 6ns sSd street.
THAECERY SALE VALUABLE RIAL "a
~ TtTR IN THs CITr OF WASHINGTON = Bv
virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court II the Dis.
tritt OF Columbia. dated the 2Sth day Of October
lsUr made in ertsin cause in said Court depen 4
ing, IL which Richard W Bryan wife and others
were com ainarts, and John p. Dement, and others
were Defendants. the subscriber III ser for sale
al rnhlic auction- to the hi< chest bidder o.
MONDAY. the 8 IN day Of March instant at 4
o clock In the afternoon. lot. numbered tsen-y
ard iweDty-one, in reHervs ton NUN sared eiaven
tiCts ~ AID II reservation no in the city Of Wash
III xtcn. ..... -
The above property is situated on the east side
of Second street west, between p anil q streets
north, and IS improved by two three story brick
houses, with two-stary hack buildinVs Thee
houses being large roomy. well butt com iious
and wlth!n two squares of pcnnSylvsuia Avenue
SIe admirably fitted for large boarding house.
The attention OF parties dssirir TO make in
Te trents IL 2ueste1, IS this is OF the moet
market.
Terms of sale, as preSeribca By decree: One
fourth in CAS- on the cay of SALE the residue ia
egVsI instslmeBts. 81 eight. sixteen. an .enty-
four months, for which the notes q tn Do .chASer
payable with interest and secured b, deed of truss
on the property, will he -aken
IL the terms of - p are not complied with in Eve
days after sale the property viii De rsso 81 the
rItk and cost Of the purchaser. All conFeyancing
ST the cost Of the purchaser The property vii be
sold tree from the widows dover
J CARTER MARBrRY. Trustee
mar 9-StswS ds ". J.. WALL Co Aucts
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EDITOR or THE STAR:-It is truly compli-
men'ary TO the Hon. VIM. +. Purcell, and graf
lying TO his numerous and influential friends
III ihis community, that he was the only Judge
retained by the last Congress in ,reorganizng
the judiciary of the District OF Columbia. The
5biiity and efficiency Of the Judge, and his
thorough acquaintance with the testamentary
law, Is we'll known; and tho endorsement which
ne received, and which was laid before the Sem
ate, OF the talents and weaitiSand inf uence in
his fayCr by the inhabitants OF this community,
was Cch as any Judge might well be proud Of
This 8 the thii d time Judge Purcell has been
comp imented in the Congress OF the United
States within the last fourteen years.
AN OLD MEMBER
w Dr.
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DEATHS OF Lpfsss.-The following Ia ~
BIN reported to Ospt. Harris, (ofEloe corner OF
Eighteenth and q strects,) since our last, at
which place all information relative 70 de-
Ceased soldiers may be obtained:
Jeremiah Bayiis, Ssots's eoC; n r. Millar.
I..th N. T.; John Kefrner, I25th Pa; Julius R.
". wiIIisms, i37th Pa; Peter Harvey, l35th
Pa: ID. ACrchutt, 18th Mich; r. Masisou. 26th
kir, 1ott Pa; Leymau Holmes, n. Y. S. s. J.
II. Patterson, l23d Pa; D. NJ. G. Brown, 10th
y. Y; John Mcleod. 7th Mich Cav; NJ. v. b.
Williamson, 9TH n. J.; a. Glander, 10th N .;
w. r.. Crosse, 18th n. Y; C.E. Edyeriy, I3th
T. II; c. Hold, Sad N. Y; J. d. Eppers, 9th
he; Two unknown
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NEW YORK. January 81, Ias

New YoRK, January 81, 1863.
DoLrEo WOLFE ESQ .22 Beaver ST.. New York
D,or SIR Ths' want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
purposes has oeen lang felt by the profession aud
Thousands of lives have beer sacrificed by the use
of adulterated articles.
We have tested the several articles which YOU
strt u.s. and onsder it justly entitled to the hi Oh
reputation You claim for il.
Newould recommend you to appoint some Of the
respectabe Apothecaries in different parts of the
United States "a gsnts for the sale Of your Bour.
Dor Whisky, where the profession can obtain the
same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
" Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your obedRut servants
Eaien inc Mott, NJ. D., No. Gramarcy Park
J. NJ. Caruochsn, NJ D. Professor of Clinical Bur
gery Surgeon-i in Chief to the State Hospital, c.,
No. 4 east 10Th street.
Lewis A Sayre, n D., 793 Broadway.
Joseph WEBSTER, N. D., I2O 9th street.
Nelson Ste le, NJ D., 81 Blocker street
John ORaily, NJ D ESQ 4tb street
Il. J. Raphael ~. D., Profes Of the Primo pies
and Practices of Surgery, New York Medical Col
iege, &c, 81 Sth street. and others.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
beg cave to inform the public have appointed
The following firms agents fer the sale OF this Pure
bourbon Whisky, where samples can always be
sec and will soon be ZOE eale by every Grocer
Druggist, and Apothecary and Hotel in the United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street, New York
W. II. BROwSd BROrHBRS, Agents.
mar lin Bai timoIe.
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SRCkET DISEASES

In SlCkET DISEASES.
lJR. H. Il. FORREST Cures all Diseases Of I'm.
prudence. no matter how long contracted. or Will
receive no psy. he has had several ysars' sxpe
rience In military HOSPITALS in Europ pc. and war
rants to cure any Of the above diseases. Otace
hours, II to and to 10 Private rooms for con-
su1tations with lsdfYs. Consultations FREQ. 1 ut.
north, between 7th and 9Th SITS, Is story brick,
nR n dnnr 4 70 Innk
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CoRks, BUSIoS5, CLUE AND INVERTED NAILS
Enlarged Joints, Chilblains and other disorders Of
the feet eurud without pain by Dr. White Su Seon
ChirUpodirt. Operations performed in few Tlin
utcs end the relief il instantaneous that tina pa
tient can always walk Immediately without incOn-
yeniencs DR.. White has scores of Certificates from
eminent ciergymen, statesmen, merchants and
other Of the highest respectsbility, which can be
seen 10y calling ut his office, 424 Pa. Av. between
A. and 9Th sts. =, W ashinH ton, ID. @. fe 2i-f
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By W. l.. WALL A Co

By W. l.. WALL Il Co, Auctioreers
A FIRST CLASS THRER-sroRY BRICK
"A DwELLIEs ON STE STREET, ssas q, ar ASS
TON On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 18th Inst, nj
O'CLOCK We sin sell in front OF the pre- uises orig.
inAi Let $ senare ISL the west sfse 81 18th a. .
between q ard II, near q et., improved sy |. ar a.
coed front three story and Rng!iss bsssment brick
dwelling, containing IS good rooms, with every
convenience OF gas, water, &C, re, and an en-
This house is nearly new. being only year. Ola.
snd IN very desirsb bic neis hood nearly 90,
DO ite the l3th street Baptist Church
Terms: One third cash; balance IN s nad n
months, bearing interest and secured by decd 81
trust on the premises
msr5d WI. WALL Il co Aue,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-11

FV'e BAKERS.
L FOR SALE.
BREAD ROC TIE, HORSE and WAGON. There
is at present leaves of bread sold on the route 1t
will sold ressonab bic terna. Inquire at SHAP-
FIELDS Confectionery, 1856 6th street, above u.
O. St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-11

Warranted TO CuRz IL SIx DAvs.-Dr. Godfrey 3
Antidnt- sp English Specific of sixty-dve years
Standing will cure Goxor,h1a IN SAY dayI No
chsuse Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
~ o Bord Garner 1ith street and Pa. avenue,
Washington, ana Henry Cook, AIexanAriA. ias-T