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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21
CARRIAGE mANUFACTORY a DEPOT.
@s5ES

w. G. BENHAM has at length perfected bis busi-
ness arrangements that the public may be accommodated
on call for most OF the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having finished up and ready for delivery be-
large quantity of work In various ssges Of progress
which may be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
fesred. I
Orders will be received for work of any particular style
pattern.
with full supply Of the hest hands 20 be found IN the
country he fears competition east west In the matter
Of taste STYLE excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work is put together. or the truth
of these statements any may satisfy himself By personal
examination.
Repairing of all kinds done with promptnesS and sads
factory terms.
WM G. BENHAM.
AshtAbula, March 2s, 1850. 5St
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. Harvey's

For the prevention and Of all difficulties to which the
female system peculiarly liable, arising from Soppage OF
Nature or Distractions These Pills have never been known
TO m the directions have been strictly followed and
they are perfectly safe TO take by the most delicate,
To Married Ladies they particularly recommended A.
they remove difficulties and restore nature matter from
what the obstruction may arise few days IN mosi
will produce the desired eeetand although powerful
injury will RESULT from their but those who
pregnant should not them, they have an effect
contrary to nature. Pamphlets detailing their virtues with
certificates from well known physicians and spOthe
carries be had application to t agent who will send
the Pills IL desired by mail postpaid TO any address,
receipt of the money Price per box and two Postage
Stamps Sold u boxes oontai ing sixty pills. by all the pn-
cipal druggists and dealers everywhere
C. W. CLARK. Gen. Agt, 1l9 Superior st. Cleveland o.
A. HEND RY, Sole Agent for Ashtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

P0RK WANTED.-20, 600 lbs. Pork
trt1s ~ ented kolss and Aooounts and iu Kx-
Alk S34s, ss.s 1882
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

To tie Public
TOR Nearly three years, havc been Gu
l. gagged in the
prug and Meaione Business in this PLACE.
and during that time received very many ndnesses
from my friends many satisfactory from
generous public for which hearty thanks are returned
Many OF my customers indebted 70 book, and
ny whom indebted With and all ask settle
snt whether the account against ms or In my favor
keep for sale everything 20 the Drug and Medicine line
that you menton-amoBt
Drugs, Medicines, Dye stuAS, in ProfusiOn.
Paints, Oils, and Brushes 10 Great Variety.
PsrfWmsry of All Kinds.
From cents S. including PomAdes m and Bears
on By the barrel at IS ren.s the single barrel.
The best Sticking saivs In the wOrd-good for Burns
ChilhlainE, corns. &o
Godfrey Cordial BAtemAn's Drops TurEington's Balsa
Sperm and British Oils. Cod Liver Onths best Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup.
sAvss MosG and Pimpes roothaehs Drops Eye saves
csnksr BolAA, and other things in this ae too
Daguerrean Goods.
Lamps, Lamp Oil. and Trimmings.
Shoulder Braces aud Supporters.
Pure, Choice Liquors.
Ths very bsSs kinds Of Ru Brandy. Gin, whtsy, Port
aadsira shsny, Sweet and chanpsEa Wines for medicine
cOOusss Water Cough Rsmsdss and the thousand on.
Patent Medicines.
Ll.es~ert snarar Ayer. cb.rr, p.e.or,l
HoststteFs German Bitten Msn2's SE,s s.Iss% Is,S
s.sSS auses1 King ys1gh9' tsOqtpte
| seoyila Blood aud Liver Syrup.
l. hooaeks SeAndinaviAD Purifier
isooaNnds oerinan bitters Tooias Venetian Linomen
Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers Gregorys and Portsrs a.
Dr. Eaton's RAl.Am Of Life MeAlistsTs Ointment
Dr katon's Cordial 90ABs Ointment
Smiths Condition Powdsrs Golden 0intn,snt
Dr. Eaton's Cordial stArin's Condition Powders
| hagnetie FLUID Pages Climax Saive
Safghng Oh, bmsrson's Hair Restorative
lA1amsnts opodedos, sweet OIL Troehep seidt Powder
1sah and endless variety Of other notions and ayc
In the Medicine line.
Pills-Pills.
Among the large quantity have the Printer saws hs wi
following -s s'''' N0 u
brAndretfs, James, hohatfs Hooways RObaehs Parker
AAasne bos1ne's 0ranenbeTg, soule'e, ChsssIa1's
Ae"s' 'roor Mans, spauidingA &c. &c. &e
IsOuid 80 on S4 i4aai'u-. usspaes VII not allow.
Hoping 70 bear from you 0ccAzionIIy A xour nes
less N"' ''''" A uRNnsv
a0- Candies, Tea, Coffee, Sugar. Starch
Aniss Pepps Soaps and Toilet Articles CoIogns Esssic,
- Lamp TnppingI, Lamps eparsd Brushss an kind
hook and Hebs pat b. the akaksrS Pnns Of alM Nm
- ~nAi VA Cans iof ANDY nao. y -
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

N bW M6OIOAh OiOCOf Eh1,
Fer the sdsspy GAa pssnansnt Cure of
ooSoRRzEA. GLEET, UREGBRAL DIscHAAsEs
Seminal Weakness, Lnsontinenes, GenstaI
Debility and Irritabiiity. Gravel.
Structure and Affections Of fhs Kidneys and Bladder
Which has been ussd By upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
10 their private practice with entire success supsrcesdng
Cubbeo Copaib Capsules compound hitherto known
HaFs Specific PAe speedy In action often ecting cure
70 few days. and when u effected s permanent
They are prepared from Vegetable extracts that harmless
on the system and nauseAte the stomach impsa-
nkie the breath and being all taste
aroded No change Of diet is neeessaTy whilst naing
lhe Nor does thsir action interfere With business pursuits
Baeh boz contains ax dozen Pills. PTics One dollar
DR. Belle Treatise Ssnfn Wsaknss SsB lbEss Cen
yAs Gise e Pamphlet of SO pages coniaininn inpOT
% 70 pay postAge.
DR.; BELLS soREERBook.--A eomplsls Tss.ii.s on
oonorna oieet sclurs. sypoila se, h al the va ions
Aess viii ~ PRESCRIPTIONS II kngiIh adaptsd for sen
te4inents without the aid Of z Physician.
PRICE, ONE DOLLIE
ms Pills o. Bock viii b seat from obssrvaiion h.
nail poat taid, on receipt Of the money b.
f ,. hRxAKs 20 csdak Street, n. ".
80 sssr n nssdrSy. ~ lsss'iis zssss &c 1.Ssssam
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

A SH PLANK. loo. 900 feet White
~ 4 !. AZ -. ,.-'A "'- 70 ''sa" s ~ n IN ~ ,"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21
DENTISTRY :
DRs. WHITE a. ROBINSON,
Successors 70 Dr.. A. BARRETT

Full Set OF teeth very best quality, $4,000
Upper or Under, very best quality, 1900
Ful set plain teeth best quality, 2O.00to $500
Upper or UDder best quality, 1000 TO 1880
Partial sets in proportion.
WE have reduced our prices to the low.
w eat remunsrating figure We warrant our opera
ons psrfsc 70 give entire HAHfscon, charge
we are the only Dentists In AShtsbnA have license 10
the VuleAnte Rubber plates All other Dentists using II
10 AababulA Infringing the Patent ali Who wear
or use vueAns Rubber plates made BY Dsuss are
infringing ON the patent and liable 70 proseeuop
DO not neglect natural teeth because ARTIFICIAL teeth
cheap. Good ang the most important part OF Dem
tsty and do IT, and everything the Dental prcsaion
as cheap a. the cheapest and - good As the best
ID. O. WHITE.
AshtabulA. Sept. !. 1881. eas W. b. ROBINSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

4 ACES and Embroidery, White Goods,
= p'elesy nedin. IIssh linsn' shirt Fronts, cnupsi
- '<@'' - - hshAisoss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21
Sinclair's Harness Store.

%M j. III. SINCLAIR-late w. Red
NE HEAD-wOuld inform the public, that he is now
Located Opposite the Fisk House.
~hsrs ha he invites patrons to call and see his stock e2s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21
PillsPills.

Among the large quantity have the Printer says he will
following N-'"s s1''H ~0 'h'
brA1assss lanes hsastrs HOlloyays RObaeks Parksrs
Madame boxine's 0raaenberg, soulsfs ChsssInan's
AsHs' rOor Mans, spaaiding,S, &e. Ge 2e.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

PIANOS.-PersOns who wish to buy Piano Of the best
makers will be shown how they handsome sum In
pu chase n they address PIANO. JOY Cor, Co. Pub
ishers Agents, New York r. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

aDr Candies, Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Starch.
nss Pepper Soaps and Toilet Articles coiogas Esssicss
- Lamp Tnppings lamps epairsd Bruahes All kiud al
hoo and Hsrbs pat up By the shaks Pnni Of am klnds
. snail IA Cans iof RmhJ nss. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-21

Hoping 10 bear from yos OeeAsony a. your nesd. ..ou
lam trulyyou
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CoNGREesIONAIf
1,xvii,A CosGKE.A-rnsRs sr..,..


srsAJx-Afser ths prsasnfatio. OF ps,,,,,.
Mr.. X e prevented the credesti Al, ~
Alexander Rr0sey. sjectcd % bs han M ...1
b. thr l. gislature Of Minnesota, for sir
fIcm and after the 9Th Of March nert van
Mr.. Pcmsscy infro<us&d o ban "a s,s a, =,
cons'ruc'ion Of roads and<eisgraphs In K.n.s
Mr S0mner ogsr-d Q resolution s.k,,. 49,.
President 90 comm unfcate 20 the Senatr A., -
fprmaiiop he may have received from IN. r.
L-t alien In China, relative 70 the death % -
Ward, n CITIZEN OF the United States, iais A. -
Chin. &c military service. Adopted
Hr. Wall introduced q resolution dir-.,.
fhe Military Com mstfee 90 ina uirs into a.
port rhe facts IN involved IN the case OF -
John Wethers, formerly Of the fth New ysr-pe
regiment, ~ no has BIN Goa rned for ss.y
months past in Fort Drlawar.r, &e. Laid 60
A bii! relating 20 jurses, ana one coac4rn,a.
L. - District Courts In Warrington Territo,y
were seyerslly considered and passed is
An act 10 inctrporatr the Washington n.
alter Company vas rad ~ Ice and referrel !.
;hF DittIict OF Columbia Committee.
EoreF.-Mr. Fenton reported from :he se,.S
COMMITTEE . all for tiis g tablishment OF
postal ard military railroad from New Yo,s
20 W asLiBg;oD. OBJECTED 20.
Mr.. Collar reported a bill for the stabli,A
ment OF thiriy-:even additional post rousss
Passed.
Mr.. Stevens reported the HOUSE. bilI. No.
Senate anendmenfs, making appropriat;os.l
for the t1rcpii.r. legislative and judicial -,
ptnses 81 the Government; which the HON.
proceeded TO cOnsiosr.
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sPIRIr OF rHI MORNING PRESS

The Tnteiiias~eer holds that the events Of the
last few months show that Major General Hal
ieck Is rather nominally than rally The Gen
eral-in- Chief, and urges that the Presiden;
should remit TO him exclusive Jurisdiction over
the province which rightfuliy falls to him ac-
cordinR TO the name and style OF his Office
The CAroHtct> declines the. invitation Of the
inteiiicsneeT 10 controvert its (Inte!iisencer'.
E" arguments, on the grou nd that :. when the
life. Of our nation is AZ stake, and when her pub
lie foes are striking a. and siabbing her, the
loyal journalist cannot BE- diverted from his
duty by contention over the studied sargu-
ments" OF her secret adversaTies."
The Chronicle belle yes the report Of tie naval
Fight at Charleston ga grand cdndrd." on the
ground OF the improbability that two Confed-
crate vessels {" should sink an equal number of
our iron-clads and burn four more" We think
the Chronicle IL mistaken In supposing tina;
had any iron-clads engaged in the fight We
Lad iroB-ciads 1t Port Royal, but mona, We
apprshend, in the blockadIng service OF
Charleston, they being unified for such rough
weather work. From the foggy nature Of the
Confederate stories of the affair there can be 10
doubt, however, that they have magnifed its
importance greatly beyond the facts.
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ATTEMPTING TO CROSS TurI,xrs

Geo Hickey, schoomaster from CuIpeper,
WIS arrested yesterday, near Fort ALBANY.
att mptiEg TO cross the lines, On his way n
Baltimore; and Benj Wolf and Joseph Wine
burg were take n in the lower part of MARY
land, by some of "Scott's go cavalry" SUD.
posedto be endeavoring TO cross over, and they
were sent TO Lieut.. Colonel Doster, Provost
Marshal, " ho committed them to the Old Cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

RUMoRED RAID OF STUART's CAVALRY
There is rumor afioat in town that Stuart,s
cavalry have recently made a raid in the vi
cinity Of Accotink bridge, gobbliug up Fed
eral regiment there. We cannot trace the story
to any reliable source, and presume it is one Of
the canards of the hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05
TELEGRAPE1IO.
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
OUR BLOCKADING SQUADRON THERE REIN.
FORCED BY THE IR0N-CLADS.
AN ATTACK ON TIE CITY BY OUR FORCES
MUMBNTARILY EXPECTED

FORTRESS MoSRo1, Feb. s-Gen. DIX f. in
receipt OF Rebel news from Charleston to the
Sd instant, at which time the port was thor
oughly blockaded, the Federal iron -clads lying
inside the "wooden walls"
The latter were not with the feet at the time
Of the attack on the LIST inst.
An attack upon the city was momentarily
expected on the3d.
The account Of the affair In the Richmond
papers has been awfuliy exaggerated.
A dispatch boat with an officiai account from
Admiral Dupont Is hourly expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

6stJh IRA Weller publishes
the following extract from Newbern letter,
dated Jan. %:
1.-The expedition for Wilmington and Charles
ton has started. The iron -clads are ALREADY ut
work. Two of our company who have inst
come up from Beaufort state that they conf
near them pelflng away at something all day,
and that they had already reached the walls of
Fort Fisher, at tie mouth of Wilmington har-
bOrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

~ The Military Reform bill, now before
Congress, provides that all officers who are
not Teinstated N their commands and sent
into active service within twenty days after
the passage Of the bill shall no longer receive
pay. 1t Also repeal the act restricting the
number Of Major and Brigadier Generals in
the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05
~ Captain Henry Stellwagen, who was

~Captain Henry Stellwagen, who was In
command Of the u. S. gunboat Mercedita,
(Which was sunk by the Rebel gunboats, at
Charleston, the Captain and his crew surren.
dering and being parolsd,) - a Pennsylvania,
and has been in the Navy since 1928 and has
been constantly in active service, at sea, at ma
val posts on shore, and in bureau in Washing.
ton. In the Mercedita he has made MANY con-
traband captures since the war commenced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05
SUPPOSED RERFI gpIrS

Yesterday, James Darling was sent up from
the Army Of the Potomac as Rebel spy. and
John Stull was arrested near the CITY, by order
Of Assistant Secretary of War Watson, on the
same charge, and sent to Col. Doster, who com.
United them TO the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

"Captain Rutledge, who in the recent At.
tack on the blockaders at Charleston, command.
ed gunboat, was formerly an officer Of the
United States Navy. He is native and citizen
OF South Carolina, from which State he was
appointed to the navy on the 9th Of April, 1885.
In is4l he was warranted as past midshipman
and In 1s4s was promoted TO Iieutenancy,
which rank he held when the rebellion broke
out Up to that time he has been nearly twenty.
six years In the United States service eighteen
years OF which has been spent at sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

- Wendell Phillips made a speech at
Henry Ward Beecher's Church, Brooklyn on
Tuesday evening in which he spoke in the
most contemptuous terms Of President Lin
coin, and charged that that functionary is Of
opinion his emancipation proclamation has
done more harm than good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

~Commander John L. Worden, of the iron .
clad Montauk, and formerly Of the Monitor,
was yesterday nominated to the Senate as
captain-a promotion for gallant service in his
conflict with the Merrimac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

SECEsH REJoICISGs.-It is an i'll wind that
blows nobody good, and the liquor dealers GER
tainly made money last night from the general
disposition OF secesh In town to stand treatoyer
the news from Charleston. Perhaps the ue1t
news from Charleston will not be as acceptable
to the copfeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

SGeReral Rosecrans has issued orders
forbidding the issue Of passes to civilians to
travel south Of Louis lille, and the fact is
naturally taken as indicative Of an inten.
ton on his part 70 renew active operations
1T an early day. Large endorsements are
continually arriving at Louisville, and being
despatched South. Trains are running on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad thirty miles
below the former city, and the entire line will
be repaired within the coming week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

PERsoNAL-Mr. 5. 5. Southworth, Il. John
Smith, Of Arkansas,D a well-known editor
and public writer, has been appointed 10 an
office by the Government at Washington.
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PRISONERS OF WAR

Jas. r. Billingsley, 9th Va. cavalry, was
yesterday sent from the Army of the Potomac,
and with John Buckhalter, of the 6Ist GA.
who had recovered from his wounds, was sent
10 the Old Capitol
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o F p CT A L
INV VALID LDIER

SrRGHos G.SERAL's OFYics, I
WdAhIHs:oH. January 81, 1858
II being reported that various parties have OBJ
taired Grey from Invalid soldiers uni th. pre-
tel ce assisting tn m TO their scharEe from the
service notice IS hereby given that certificates OF
disability for discharge to soldiers in general hos
pitsis and csmps are only given by the surgeon ia
cis:ge o sreh hospital or camp, and the obsrusve
efforts Of % claiming 70 be special agents
tari instead cf hasten the preparation of discharge
papers All soldiers are warned against giving
MONEY such plea to any person whatever.
By oroer Of the Su g-on General:
JOSEPH r SMITH surgeou e. q. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

ga portion of Gen. Fosters expedition was
passed of Cape Fear on the 3lst ult. Its desti-
nation is supposed to be Port Royal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

- From Franck Taylor, Pa avenue. we
have a copy Of Mrs. Woods new story, Yer.
ner's Pride"-the most popular novel of the
season, undoubtedly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

~ The Quebec Chronicle pricks up its ears
at the threat of leaving New England out in the
cold, ana says: "Maine we want, and must get;
and perhaps all five OF the States may vet seek
to be allies Of a Canadian confederation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

NFsMITHsONIAN Lee TUREs-A course OF
of New York, on Artificial Light The drst Lee,
tuIe viii be giyen on WEDNESDAY February ith
rails of Comb On FRIDAY, Febrnarv 6fS-
Flame, and its application to dissemination Lee.
lures Will commence alta p. m. Admittance free
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

CARTRIDGE BCNDIERs
- IN THE FIELD AGAIN
The members of this Assoc; at on announce to
their many fri nfs and public in general "A
that the, will give thsr third g RAND BALL ~
at Temperance Hall. street between 9th -
and Eth, on WEDNESDAY, Feb nth -
Particulars in future advertisement It.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, January Is, 1855
In consequence OF the pressure Of business At the
War Department passes for citizens to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be given At the OF 80 of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsyivania avenue
stcve Nineteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

SOLDIERS VoTR-A bill has been introduced
IN the Ohio Senate, providing for the elective
franchise being extended to the soldiers OF the
STATE.
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DROPOsALs FOR LITHOGRApHY

Crte Spper fniendSrt Of Public PRINTING
-Warhington February 4 I8S,
day, the 9th Of Feb usry 1874 for ,ransfs. I'm I'm
sn PrintI the sketches accom- psnying the ,ep9rt
ni th1 superintendent Of the Coast Sury.y fr
l862 Blank forms of proposals with sp-ciic ,t;on r
can De procured On publication at this Once. and
precisely herewith John n DFRp S2ej oIn
fe S,eOSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05
SECOND Edition.
rupru O,Cro<Jx PM
YET LATER FROM RICHMOND.
THB FICHNOSD PAPERS OF TIE 81 ISs1
HAVE NOT A WORD TO SAY or THE
BJOCKADB-RAISINGA AFFAIR
AT CHARLESTON

THE ATTACK OF THE FEDERAL IRON CLAD5
On The DEFENCKs or sANANNAH.
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9.-T.-180o-E.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BlrrHRs


They purify, Strengthen, and inyisorsn
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidets to change of vat,r ana
diet. -
They overcome effects Of dissipation and las,
hourA
They strengthen the system and .nlive, u.
mind.
They proven, mlAsm.ao and ,ussrn.u.u.
fevers.
They purify the breath and sc,d,,v q, III.
stomach. W
They cure Dyspepsia and Cousupat,o,
They cure Diarrh1a, Cholera and Cno,.rs
MorbuA =
They cure Liver Complaint ana Nervous
Headache. W.
They are the best Bitters In the vorad. rnev
make the weak man strong, and are sxhsz.,s1
NATURES great restsrer. They are mad q
pnre St Croix Rum. the oeiebrassd Cal,.avs
BARK, roots ana herbs, and are taken Win n
pleasure OF beverage without regard 70 sss
or ome Of day. Particularly rscommeuded %
aenca" persons requiring q gentle ssimuiAnt
Soa oy All Grooers, Drusgists, Hossls, and
SALOONS. T. II. DRAKE q 90, s0 Broad
Wy, rev Yorf. sep ss-sosn
"ILLIUs' OassT syTyIE Grove BoUlsos
The undersisnsd kavinn ~. .,coiptsd sols
ssent for the sale Of the Above cslebrsted artice
pure snsdsit.rsssd WHY 0h OF 'a' pubic 70 Una
and oss %sdisa profession amy and navy oeers
Ipal OIL has been EXTRACTED which rsnders il ons
St tne pest snmnlans and most usefal TONES for
ana srbstitute for high priced brandy. The fsrs-
Soirx facts are sttested By DR. q etsyart, A.;
s :. Sa q :: ..sis: =.
s most e 90
io'uasss ne sfae's Wi in Con- mera itss anipx
nS-seln Washington, p. Qs
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS
hE Undersigned, thankful for the liberal us-
form his friends and the pu6lie that
be be hss: Il considerable cost added to
yanis avenue and 18th street, THREE NRW ia
81 rs -o eaIom and one pocket } ALSO . private
rom, Tor Isrties. and as his saloon il nov tho
most exten@ive In this city he no Pes by strict az
tention 70 his business TO merit . continuance of
fe eoIn J. ", carp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

ORPHANS C0URT.-DIsfRIcr OF CoLuxstA.
- WasAinston Coxssy, To wit I'm the case Of Ann
John p. West, deceased, the administrators sfors
S SAD heye1 With the appreciation of the Orphans,
TUESDAY, the gath day of February next, for the
fnal settlement and dfstribution Of the hersoe Al
Is far Is the same have been collected and turnsd
into money! yhsn and where sll the creditors and
Orphans Court Of Washipg ton county aforss.iS
.heir claims properly vouched, or they may other.
ceaeedis estate; provided q cory Of this ordsr h.
published once week for three weeks in the Eve
1868. Test: z C. RGRRiSs
IL law3Ws RsS;stsr oS tv1u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

nIARY FROM MARCH 1861 re NovlMalI
y issS.-By Adam Gurovsh. 0iS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

. HAVING GOVERNMENT 0oope IN PossKs
sloS:-BenJ. Mastin was sent in YESTERDAY bv
tne Provost Marshal At Fort Albany on the
charge Of having Government goods in M. 80
sion, and sent to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

AIDING DEsBRTRRs.-Capt ID. W. Law, who
Is running a schooner on the river, was yester.
day arrested by the patrol on the charge OF
aiding deserters TO escape by furnishing them
Capitol. -e YIN