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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

como out here instead OF Bulbt, or had The
latter been a soldier Without any wish but The
profit and the honor Of the Governmsnt, ! be-
ksvs this would now have been : Uaion city.
/ trust 10 God and Uncle Abe not 10 send
Butler whore be can steal and b~ptcplatp 70
the enrichment Of hlmsslf, while tie Govern
ment furnish the troops to protect the GeHer-
al at his trading posts.
Ex-BosroN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

and oppressed a free press enrtailed the
liberty Of free speech, and exercised a
tyranny over thesPsSple Nhch ve1la Pot
to blush the despeis Of AuAlfial Wbea-
ever the people e4h he. ml sorehs Che
Administration Is the Government hey
are ready for a despotism, and they will
soon have n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

I1@-The Providence Post states that one Of
the first fruits ofthe Emancipation Proclama.
ton in MPssachpsettg, was Overwhelming Of a
INhte AaRO0ahegt6tbs6laid ~ kidfeskld
white man, in conversation with a friend, re-
marked that the ~eoptrabands were treated bet
teI thEn the white soldiers by the Govern
mAKs. 'f1-f lAT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
Indiann ~Legisinlure.

The Indiana Legislature has fixed up
its difficulties. The seceders have deter
mined not to bolt any more. The Dem
ocratle Senators will be elected to-day, and
the prospect is that business will proceed
tremendously in future.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
ErSecretary CHASE says the reasons

NSFENWy T~fHTT-TTsTIT tT
why the soldiers have not been paid, is be-
a he has no money to pay them with.
Has he any money to buy, feed and clotbe
contrabands +? Congress is making some
huge appropriations for the benefit of the
negro, considering that we have no money
to pay the soldiers with. s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
Mave a.sfamR % your .IFIxIlnn..i

The recent Law requires 4 ten cent stamp To-
bsplReed on every marriage license issned-
We would advise our young friends eontems
plating marriage 70 bear this in mihd, or else
they may wake up some morning and diseov.
'eT tnAtthsy esye spmm'tted an Illegal Actl57
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

&srGold is now at a premium oil 4o4
cents. 1t will not be three months until
a gold dollar will be worth a two dollar
"greenbsck." The legal tender appen-
dage won't keep up the reputation of Lin
kin's money. l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
The ProcIah1aTIon and the Ne
grOea.r l4Ir I4

It is q fact worthy Of note as We pass along,
that fimultanous with Mr.. Lincolnps Proofs.
nation, large numbers Of the New York III
bUDle are being sent to the different postofa-
ces Of the State, About fifty we're sent TO
this office last week Men Of Maryland, be-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INFECTION

nesdipg no otSsf msassijns ~ y Pst y complete an91poll
case Of 9Snnorhees GlselbOr striesnresAnd,9b
Albpnt for whites in females,1 WheSe all The nau-
seou4 preparations have Jailed.
M oAPTbAse preparations are not only as good a. ether l44a
Fmeuflnes5 but they are bar better than the best, for the Ht.
simple reason that these never fail 10 cure IN a lew
days, while all others do fail in many cases. ~
I. R2gThey are pahke every other msdEtneP~ resnrbad ] alf
ba or mineral poison, The sCheFOkss Rene
.dyY should b taken internally. In teaspo6nml doses.
and cIsahsss the blood, causing Il % dow in is origi.5
nal puniy and tigori thus removing from the syatennl bN.
all ihpnfe and penicious causes which have inanoed ,Na
- The ssohsfOkse Injection" must be used iaa'
as an iniectt0n Its effects are healing soothing, aud l..H
'~smhleisnt, u removes Ai sealding heat ehordse aud u
~ BY the use or the oherokse Remsdy Gndol 1a
'Ch4Rokpe In~Jeetton-the two eOmbineds-all inns uaaa
proper disfhnrgss are removed, and ths weAksnedi l.s4
u a 10 thnse who have tried alf1he various bpepagGl z1Hia
aons N yalni gnn5 t4sA thlnh themselves beyond the lu.
Nspsr dSsPdirt Cherokes ItehRsdy and ,chero-' "H
kse 4nJeetion vii cure you tger az Qaa1 doctors 'i4li
Aeus faded D D Loe4N0aI Ellb
pa-For null particulars. get = cipslatJss, nom ABy 7oI
Drug Store in the country, or write the proprietor,
who VIII mail free, to any address, a null treatise on '.'
49, - TI9i dGE .oL ,3auI .L-.ssl5jAM
PFss 6hssSkss Rs"say' 81 per bottle, l
N Preezohsroks s Injection, g. per bottle.
ofi'mms toHYf''ufsSS i'ttsS' io0I-.ugAsIl a4lIIu4 aaI
= yseptby EzPFegsio any address, on receipt Of
lda Laa I9n.m -lifsr l1laJ u.s.. I .I.
hSksda " AZ rsRssSss Druggists, sss,yp1asoms t@,s,ss.5
.ba12 JOHN II! PARK, Agent. 90 sfi.1
d n. w. cor. Fourth and Walnut sts., 1'
dsl6dlm CINCINNATI, oHIoII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
Whatthe AfmY ID rs no..o

The Presidents emancipation proclamation
does not confne itself 10 proclaimiug the
slaves free5 but makes u the duty Of the army
to "meintain" their freedom, Seeing that
selvesadeeeiyea and have deserted, and from
will not s1sPFiss Us that the work has barely
beguhA-N eteGfk 4dpceate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
United states senators Elected.

The Illinois Legislature have elected
Hon. w. A. RICHARDSON U. S. Senator
from that State.
Hon. CHAs. r. BUoKALEw has been
elected Senator from Pennsylvania. SIMON
CAMRRos's money failed to buy him in
This t,hk2 AG GG EaA4AfA4 AA q
Hon. LoTM. MoRRELL has been elected
Senator from Maine. l 40 L 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
fhe Supreme Court Of Wisconsin,

1BTIhe Supreme Uourt OF W~IscOHSlu
has made a decision in regard 70 theAwtis
of hsbeas corpus issued in behalf of the
Ossnkee rioters, arrested for resisting the
draft, which denies the right of the PTesi-
dent to suspend the writ in such cases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

AW-specials "a, tho 0oWmerciaI from
MurfrsosbOroS says } rFF DAVIS has ordered
BRAoo to defend the line of Duck river.
Eleven bfigSdes have been ordered from
virginis 70 reinforce him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

Speaking Of the latter THE Confederate ar
my they miss Butler, for The fact that they
them withrsalt, medicine proyisions
and clothing, by the 'PAssEs which could be
almost at any time purchased of the Butler
family, is known TO the whole community;
aud should Government choose to make an
ioy .~iigation relative to the supplies which
H. Confederates have been In receipt of
through the corruption Of their agents here, /
will put them in communication With the Wit
But why talk Of Al this, which must
be known by most Of the people Of New EGG
land, who 70 8 greater Or less degree must be
knowing the facts and have seen the spoils
stolen from nop-conLateyts (which officers
have shipped home on indiVidua[ account
And yet the wouderiisJ} that Sthe people will
not return 70 their allegiapes ltqthO Uujtad
Stats In fact, some have, in Vords-not
.oueiof whom feels the slightest moral obliga-
ton tqFespeet what they consider they have
been forced TO promise. If Gen. Banks had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHAL,
District q Gels14<A Asa. etA, .isS1 s.
The Board Of parchment for the District q
OoluznbiA win meet b hear exsmptaess at the
City Hall. Washiagtsn, on Monday, August
10th, at Q Q. n, and continue on during tho
week. HEHRT "A. SoAHafz.
en- to-st~ Captain and Provost MafsAal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13
AUCTION SALES,


As.. -0-A0AAOM
- 9Aaxa WILLIAn9. Asstieassss.
Hrs ~ Ss9Hs s 2N 18th sI01r last.
so.!a, a fv,I;s xo oaSs fRS RRskb;sif
"a Il IL - nss e Ssas ~ q sas Pssu-
e: 6: a:vi.S. 4ess u = "a, q isss:. . i!ss
Cssso ss.es "a ~ q m - -
!, .In'; o..:sssssSa -; s: s:...s. IL three,
81. e. s. z Ga sy:s ;.S 90 ss
III so.,,,.ae,.r At co... Of u. ,..c,..., q,
'.5 pare e...s .,v1IY.rs ,..,.
EN EAE5 (! &! 81, So, A;Sas.:;T: :,
yirss: q d:sa Of Eait .1esatsd b. he heirs 4
70 he nsdoSssssS q Tuassc. VII On 1 fHuss.
DAY A!foAnC0n. Ausust lstA, q Q o clock, ! asf
Lss .. g ssss:s ss5. e q. city 8 WssSinssos,
tmgrove4 by tAres ssoy !fame DwsltnE,. Said
IsTt @ dSs =, ceH ~ ~ i1Gass On sta street
t sisss ss :ad
FERNS g prescribed in trust deeds one third
oash: balaaee 10 and = nsatAs ia sausl iasssl.
=; sss:sssi IL. u.
properly s. ths cost Durch.sers the
terms Of sale ass NOT complied vita within ta,eeS
- rs. WILLIAMS. Frast.s.
S-S.s : 81 =. = - :. W.. ---.s.
oydnAEN q WiLLI Ana. Auetioneef1
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
instant, We shall ssil st tbs reside Of fsmiT
aeelinins house keeping. q No. 81 street north
, good assortment Of Household and kitchen iur.
eHatsfs, ecnagsis,ns IN YsE!sEc.,,..
M:: esssy -. saws ssa s sefsa ''''''
R.eiers
NAH gAny Disins and other Tables
DO Walnut AID other 6tepds
Do and other Wsrdrobes
8rr seeh; Three ~, And Ingram Carpets
chins, Glass. and .rooksry Wars
And general as ortnent OF Kitchen Furniture
sery to enuuerate
"A IL GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetS
% oD11N a wIIIIAXa A..I..-
by on.sr MILhahno, Nustsoneefs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

DIED,
en- Il Q sth instant, JOHN HENRY, the only SON
Of William 8. and Margaret A. Lindsay, aged II
months and days.
On Wsdnesday, the. 18th instant, ct O'Clock p.
M. Mr.. AUGUsTINEJ JULIEN, In the olst yssr
His friends and aequaintanees arc invited to at.
tend his funeral from his late residence, ID Thir
teenth street, ct O'Clock, this Thursday after
New York City papers please coDy.]
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, PRANCIs DAU-
sIY. in the 18th yeAr Of his age, Of eonssstivs
chills.
Suddenly. OF sun stroke, JAMES NsoARIOK,
late OF the Post oases Department, seed So yesrs.
29o B street south. Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13
BOARDING..

RoAIpINs ;-aoea BoARDINa for gentlemen
~ can be had at 13s 1ta street. nsHr Psnnsyi.
;, .rsss :.s ven
calculated to accommodate Gentsemen engaged IN
the a. III and goss ssRssSsS
A TIW 6RNTLHMIN AND ONE Oh TWO
"A gentlsmen with their wives can and tho most
pleasant Rooms and the m vt desirable Board ct
so aa ears Ssia s.. &: Scos
THE Largo WHLL-7uRNIsHBD HOUSE ON
CAPITOL aill, between and 3 streets, L. nov
P: q :ss
breah fast from 70 9. 40 Io-2w.
Dg1sONs DxsIlINa BoARDMAT FIND ALL
the &c seSSrss Of 6 e 81 ssssas asns' q nodssAts
neat. ore q 81. p.ss.sats.t ,nd hesitiie:s iocs.
ever, s a.. S:ae ii ~ a s; Is:
s: 80 s SS %. nssss. With u. =: = IS
noARDIN9 AHD Rooms At q PlNNsYL-
ap, I'd ~ sos via ~. q sssss
11hSa6 -room o. IsAsonaSls terms. " Hjms
80 ss.ss :a ~ s!::::ss soSS!
Ssf ~ essas BE-. ss'Hs.y
=: =: &c s.: =; ~;
rf1a4i VHOR fHD DIP A1911931, AY
~ "a nas1 q en snd yt.4AGsrs ytsadne 80.
~ asllsAtfl loeAtioas n WasAipgtcn. Ne. y
6isSoud svsnus. 0ao vo1yta1se Aoas roomsH
T1ruAaURU DoA1D 10 LlT-1Y 99D DAY
a Houx. 1hs fAse eaafiax Yashf Lixer
z.Sns.S also q - Raxtv Boat and nsvs- ~
vi s.sil ead ~ Hev BeAta. AD12y toAD
~ 8 WAAsf. ~ - 1vs
---~0VW = AWuAI INV uDYVT0W. =
SNu Sss ss9essa sesssk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

The sfoNAcH prepares the elements OF the Bile
perfectly liver and other e1Atious diseases are
tie certain result. Az soon tE srefsrs any HE
lured that the digestive organs are cut o order.
The first and only thing TO be done Is to I'D minister
the main-spring of the animal machinery. For
this purpose We can confidently recommend Hos
Alternative aad tonic 1t strengthens the disss-
ton changes the condition Of the blsod and there
By gives regularity to the bowels.
seld by Drus g.sts and dealers generally every
where.
Wholesale Agents-A. n. Biningsr Co., 231
Penn. ave-. au ll-soSt
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AUCTION SALES.


FUTURE DAiS.
ByN.L. WAL Z co.. Aassis.ssrs
AZ 1nSUknIe010 OUffAG1. LOT or
1!e. os s d1s SSss,ss s =. Ass
e. vs vin ssu 81 ne cvEser Of Stk nd tS-
Z 3, =, 49o :; s.aass oe.s.s.
sesss:ssd, ossiias stove ..a other He...se,a
1:rns cash.
By wA. I. WALL CO.. Aue.ioaeers.
1t t&s Bc,a5, IS Lerfssssa sce., ss,,eees "a ~
f>MHrBuals, surInRs' WAGONS Aspu.x.
Ee..ss. ys Loaisi.as svssne. Sstvssa NiatS "a
sss: hor.. omaisu...
,osr sc.ss o%1ssasss
Five sssss S Acrss Harness.
san WA. L. WALL 4 CO., Aue4hs.
ESs t'sE; + ss:s g. s:: 70
Cov1RNMaST SAIL
siz'.r s~z'rr1ssSSst. ST.. And r1rr' BAR
ss ssa :s:ss :sas ST. :. ssst
10y S sDls Hgs.ios Bakery sssspinss, saa so
Terms cab, in aovernment funds. ,,,,
.an tcsren.l osSs. q. S.t.
z, 'E.: = s,s:s as
.s!sst "a 8; i: s q:
ossssstp!gas assss Y .iss !siI
ssi day q s.. &. :. sss u: s sSss q
sSl.sssss az PREMISE 80 di'srainrd on e the
hi a. s''''f' ''f cash. B.in sad con.s.s.
By GREEN WILLIAM. Auetionsers.
EXECUTORS sALB o! HOUSEHOLD AND
II .r KtSGnsS Ius.IIuss, &c A. AecfIos.-on
q sa * b SEX. :s
the personal effects OF he late tn omas CLARK de-
Of s.s
DO. with general assortment Of Kitchen surni'
Ts;ss cash. aaRk sFs.; With fifth Inss: Z:
ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auotionssrs.
T,RUsTEBs, SALE OF vALUA ABLE REAL rs
PAY s.s sis!sa o xEss :.
smens the land records o.. Warrington city. q
isi;S: r. i 81: saeI III
d.ssnated g lot number 81. (sl il Dyer. sabdi:
81 b sea
Terms: One. third cash 70 be paid at the time OF
sss o s.
interest; the deferred payments to be secured By .
as hs An IL. sss.
the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right 70
resell the psfty 1T the risk and cost of the de-
fsultinG purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Washington Sar. All conveyancine to be paid By
ARAsMgsJ: MIDDLETON.
an . .s%s: Of Fsssis S'sPt ao sas.
nEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI.
" PAG1, WAsHiS9ios DRY. .. 9;
PUBLIC SALE n * os sfoans GOVERN
VIII be sold ct Auction. At the Warehouse, On
18th street. near street, on MONDAY, August -,
1853, at lgo,cloek. m, large lot Of Qiothins,
eenIissias n part Of frowssf., Coats, yseksss,
Blankets, Bed Sacks, Knas1cks, Haversacks ,Oan-
tsena, Mess Pans, Kettl-s, Shoyels, Picks, Tents,
T.umPsss Bot ri so Drum ma &c: g. Lot e e Oh
cuttings. Terms cash, IL GeysEnnsnt fnnd:;
,ys-td n. 5. K. d. ). Army.
A ssIsTANT QuARTERMAsrHR's OPRIol,
"A corner and Twenty. second streets, WeshiDS-
ton, D: yuiy y, Isas.PaSiie SALES Of eonasmnsd
servatory in this city. on the second and fourth
WEDNESDAYS. 18th aud 18Th OF August, 1858.
The property is condemned Is undt for public
Sale TO commence at tsn O'Clock .. m and b
continued tIom day to aay until the number on
Terms cash. in ao''rnm' Ct f f. n+so,xpxrns
tyaA Captain, A: Q. II d. g. Army.
w HIDEsLHIDIs.
W1DN1SDAY and GATURDAY, It II O'Clock q,
n. q the WHARF on A4tA street, Y ashinstoa. all
the 0overnmso Beef Hides on hand ct the tina d
Terms eash, in Treasury notss 70 b paid q sAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

PRoMoTED.-Mr. u. E. N. Howard, of Mlchi-
gan, has been promoted from al 100 to 8 /, 500
cierkship in the General Land Once.
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nIARRIED,

NARRIROI
On Monday, August 10th. at the Georgetown
IN he.
EMMA B. DEVAUGHN.
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. DR.. gyne. r. e.
CLARy, Jr., u. 9. A., TO Miss ABBY g. UPHAM,
OF MilRAukeA. Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

D1s. HUNTER AID WILLIAMS, authors of the let
tiers on Pulmonary Diseases, published in the pa
pers will visit Washington on saturda AZ Bext, tn
18th instant, and may be consulted ut 200 Penn
avenue, over Mrs. Yoss' Jewelry Store. ~ IL Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13
PIC MICS, &c.
CoNPTININfAR7 4 BENlJI0IAL PIC MO
BY THE, -s.es- SEA =
CITIZENS OF TIE FOURTH WARD.
70 fHl
MBaGDHRs OF PIE METROPOLITAN P0LIo1,
s1vlHfH PRl0IN0f.

a3spin a.1 ferS .s . GR1ES FRO z :
che namS>fs al tae Fourth Wsrd fsree Who
Fave been drafted Mr. Letter hsving kindly
voisntssred The use Of his beautiful sArdeA Tor this
ks manasfs fsel sstiaed tSIt the eitissns OF the
ward win ohesrfully aid them IN this Ysaiseworthy
in orr midst OF men Who have proved themselves
o.asb!s ana srnsswGrtAg Ihsy As.s snf:sssd sss
feel satsasd that ~ visitors WIN sajoy he pessaat
aYYanssfnsntS made for their comfort. :; .-
DOLLAR. -
-Masasss-Asbusy Lleyd. esd, GET, Nn: =,
<. Tiss. sTsdisy.. esq. John 7. chsaesy. esq.
Horsuo Beau esq. o.. p. hslbrpet ss2:s 2.
p. fleming, ss9 DIV, Irving, ssy ". 2; Scott.
esq, y. 1ealo6 es9.. Geo. ". Uterashls esa..
P. II. Dubant esq a - Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs In beds.
Reaches crawling on your floor,
Rats AID mice In barns and sh eds,
These shalt never plague ron more.
Lyon, with his Powder, stays
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pills, beyond all praise,
Every rat and mouse destroy.
Lyons Powder il harmless to mankind, but
will kill all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs. DC. Lyons Mag etic Pills are sure death
10 rats and mice. Sold everywhere
au5-2w DENNIS 3. BARNES & Co., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

=" HIDES-HIDU1.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, On svoep
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 1t IL o'clock q,
"A l., 1T the Wharf on &1th street, WAshin6ton, I'll
sale.
moment Of sale. g, BILL,
la1 LOhron.I Lt. Col and o. q o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

SEVEN HoRsEe astAched 70 chs street railroad
cars died fsom excessive hoax ca fuesday.
Four were killed from tie same cauee Yeetef.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

elected are Injurious to tho health They unat the
civilian for business and Il il imHossibie for SOL
1l nnt 70 h. Sho ono ~ oes sona
ton. To all afflicted with Oorns, Bunions or Malls
growing in the flesh Other disorders OF The feet
We would recommend IN early call ut DR.. Whites
Office, No. 424 Penn. avenue, between -Four q
half and Sixth ats. 1y1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star oi6ce cou a
ter, At six cents per pound. IL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

SENT TO A HosPITAL.-About noon yestsr.
street, at the intersection of New Jersey ave.
nue. and G street north, having been tfken
seriously i'll. The police of the Fourth Ward
obtained permit for his entrance into. the
Quartermasters hospital, First Ward, and
there are hopes OF his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

% trees ax grospa fsst due and in arrears fros
WI. =. Wilke Co., - D. Mahall, IT,, hsve Cts
tsa1sat ssd al the coaiests OF tie san; asd tSs
House situated on Fart Of Lot No. Z, eeuars 49, o.
so1lsssspisssr ssssa " tas sit q
the 18th day Of August, 1853, 1T the hour 81 ID
O'Clock .. M. I shall sell the above goods aaA
eAAtttes and premises, 20 distrain.d on, to the
hiShest bidder, for cash. J. II. WISH.
au II ~ Bailif aud Constak{o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

A WAsHIH0roa PKInTKR A RxBEL Score
TART OF SrAr1-PstrSck Henry Duston
whose Eanns wss sfkned - SaeSstASy Of 6tatl
TO The recent cell Of GovsTnof SA1rteT, % Ala
bara, for an extra ssssaoa~ Of the L.egtslatnrs
OF that State, formesly resided In WasAingson,
and wss printer In D2f Greenss o01ce ys6ss
ago. He has since edited and pa bttshcd one Oh
Two newspapers In the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

Arsly, from tbs willard Hotel, where he ha<
been employed for some time past He Wa
very bloody, having fallen among some broker
bottles and cut himself IN several places. n
WA recorded a vaErant, and VIII be taken Il
the city Asylum hospital. He appeared TO b,
dersnE~d, and IL wss sad by persons who knes
him that on last Saturday he was suaeHina
from sun stoha. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

soLpIERs' SPECIAL NoTIos.-Do your duty to
yo9rtelves, pl otect your hssth use Hol Pills
plAiuts and fsvers they are . perfect safeguard.
FUN directions how to use them with every box.
Only IS cents. $40
Q1. DuroH9's Sugar Female keeulatins
Pills are the cor best IN xss. They orsrats Sssdiy
and e6dasreb and bsinS eootsd create no nan.
these Pills Win prove their spsrioyisy ovU al stAers.
Price q > box. Sold By 9. O. Ford, corner llth
Cock, Alexandy1a. 5aely
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6PIRMAfoRRH0A okN BIZ OuHID.-Df. RAndb
epeeiho cures Sprysasor,haa. SsmiSal Wsakssss.
H. f. s ass' ~. % sd' az sei 81 e..
E1eeiae, yin convince the most sksptieal Of ito
merits: Price q . box. Sold By .. 9; Yord, cor:
HAnPY Cook Alexandria. n &-lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

SUH STRVoK.--Yestsrdaya afternoon Mr.. Jas
McCarrick was sun struck in The Capitol
grounds, and was taken to the residence Of
street south, near New jersey avenue, where
he died at an early honr this morning. The
deceased waS well and favorabiy known In
the Fifth Ward. and during the last admins
tration held responsible clerkship in the Post
Office Department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

SSIsTANT QUARTERMA0TDRS ORRIOI,
"A corner g and Twenty second streets, WsshinS-
ton, D. O.. July n. Is6S-Public sales Of condsmned
ssEystorss in this city: on the second and fourth
The property is condemned Is unit for public
service.
Sale to commence at tsn O'Clock .. m and b
continued nom day to dAy until the number on
hand sha III be sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
@. H. TOMPKIN6,
fyH-d CSptain, A. O. n a. g. Army.
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DINK MOsoU NErs.
20 pieces 9 4 MOSQUITO NETS.
700 pieces Pink, Blue and Yellow TARLEfON for
covering pictures.
Closing out LAWNS at 12k cents.
MOZAMBIQUE3 and other DRESS GOODS se
reduced prices.
No, So Central Stores, oppo. Center Market.
au4 ~ bet 7th and 9Th strests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

[" FOR 6ALn,
i he WOOD and COAL YARD on Green street,
Georgetown, on south side Canal, vita tine Good.
will of the present rants; this IL considered
one Of the most desirable stands in the Rlaoe fog
the wood and goal trade. Inquire OF HkN1H
BARRON 4 SON. au 6-lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

DIslAsIs o. TIE NERVOUS. SENrEAL, uRlHAlY
ment-in Reports Of the Howard Acknowledgement
In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Address
Philadelphia. Pa. mar 7s-sm
WAnRAHflp 70 OuRI IN sIx DAYs.-Dr. aodfreyb
Antidots, an Enslish Specific Of sixty-ays yea!s'
standing, Hin cure GosG,,hoc !: siS 3ays. No HS
81 g. O. Ford, Garner llth street and Ps. avenue
Washing ton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. j. sly
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ByGRREN WILLIAMS, Aucsioneers.
GALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON 7TH STREET
AID ts . stf am. sesTH ~
shall sell in front Of the premises. two. story
D and streets north and and adjoining the DAD
Fellows Hall. The house il in good condition and
can be moved Without dimcnlty. The purchaser
au ~ dAds GkkHN Il WILLIAMS. Aunts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

CHARGE OF LARcEKT.-Nisht before last
john Fickers, while sleeping at the railroal
park, was robbed OF two pocket books contain
Ing sie35, and officers Slater and J. d. Mil
stead arrested James Talbert, the watchmal
at the place on the charge of committing til
robbery. The latter 1t once produced tn
money, portion having been slowed In . sho
and the balance in trunk. Talbert acknowl
eyed having taken the money, but alleged tha
Nickers w as drunk and that he took II for sat
Keeping, intending to return It, He was tAlke
before Justice Ferguson. who disuals sed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13

GOv1RNM1NT SAIL
BAKERY swsspIEss ARD rmr1v BAR.
RHL6.
VIII be ss!d @ sixth street wharf, Washinstos.
d O.. on eAfURpAY, August 18th ct iloiSsocE
e. m. 10y ebls, llpeFioR Bakery evsepings, snd so
Beef and Pork Beyrals.
B. o GRyEND,
aalS tChrcn.l 0spt. O. o. v.
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