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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
THE EVENING STAR.
MRS. GRIMMaR,S nAaI,.


Mr. Grammar. -he gave 3 Hpe ball.
fsthe ri;.e eiEerert parts ef Cur speech;
70 the big ent the ell an
Yo tss short and che tan
There were pies. piuns and rud!inss Ger each.
And sr, { little articles cane.
In hurry 10 MAKE {, emseiEes kuovn-
yac -, AZ, and The;
Eat rcrs CT the three
-ouid stand Tor minute :lcne.
fhc AS;ectives sare &c xanau5ce
teat their desr iTi~Ud-, the Nouns, were ut kand
kosEa. hSrEEer. Roash chest,
Tough. TGuEErr, foagI est.
Eat, Merry. Good neIursd. and Grand.
xens OF Thousands sxd more. shsui4 think,
For each Dsr-e that We utter
stcr, Shoulder, or r. rtts--
L. . EGGo Lady. Lycn, and Link.
Tie Pronouns were following fast
70 rush th- kcars cut o! their Places
1, Tsou You AM Ne,
We. They BE Erd she.
VIII their merry, gooi- mum bred old faces.
tsr;e cried cut, Make way for the VERDE"
a great crowd il coming IA view
70 etse ard to sfTi.s.
And &c l;sit ard 10 frt.,
~ -, and TO AGt, sBd t. 10.
TIE kdvsrbs attend on the Verbs,
BehiEd them rs foGtGssn they run
A thus, to fg.t bodIY.
Then run away gladly
Ahsvs kcE hZsJ;rs and running were done.
Propositions csme-In, Ey sui Mar,
Win coEjun-tI0us- poor little band
n sI,heT ycE me,
But EelsST then, Nor he
They hello their great friends By the hand.
Then in With hip, hip, hurr.h:
kasbed in IDteFj -ctI1nS uprOarious-
'IUa dear! " Ell cay u
hen q ey ssw the display,
La hs :. they all shouted out. "Glorious!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

- In q recent lecture In New York, Fred
GougiSss SAID ''Sincr the ntterIng of this proc
he nation have grown taller and tell Winter
and eoIrb my hair with much less difficulty"
g During the past year q, O37 EN- Grants ar
rived ia Canada via Quebec, and 63lI hv the
other routes. from thence 9,232 proceeded 10
Ii, States
- Dung widow, named Mary F. Clark
rsC. Etly attempted 10 commit snicide in Nsyy
NoTk, hy takirg lauGanUl. Cause-iN treat
nent by a lover.
- TIE bark Be1Pfacto-, the first merchant
-! mat eytE I..Rte the direct trip Ir,ta ia.
Donu,s ~ ", NCrk. y aChed thesss.er place on
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Protected By Royal Ltt;.1S Pat.nI Q5 Enslaad, cns
scared bY the Seals If tis Ecols De Fsarsrcss "a
PG'tS and The Imperial COlIsgs Of tIIdieins, ttsnn
TRIESEMAR Mol
Is the efectu al remedy for RELAXATION, SPEE-
hATORkHEA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No. 4,
Gem pletely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiva and Cubebs have
generally been thought an sntdote, 10 the ruin Of
She health of a vast portion of the population,
iRIESEMAR No. 8,
is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for all Impurities sf the system, we'll secondary
symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer-
curry, as we'll other deleterious ingredients and
which all the Ssrsaparila in the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMAR Nss. l, 2 and are alike
devoid Of taste smell, and of all nauseating quail
tiles. They are in the form of a lozenge and NAV
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus.
yected.
Sold in tin cases st So each, or four IS cases IN
administered by Valpean, LalleIaand R6nx, de-
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR H. A. BARROW,
lS4 Blocker street, flour doors from Mac DousI
street } New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
rlittance Dr. Barrow will forward Triesemsr to any
part Of the world. securely packed, and addressed
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popular
And beautifully Illustrated medical work, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. Tresemsr and Book can
be obtained bX special authority from 8. 9. FORD,
Washington D. @. de ntr
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1881 THE 1899
CENTRAL RAILROAD
- 81 - g. - -

S@ - - o. - $50
Is rrRsr.C3t-sisass Il sS sSS9Tfseti0n''
, sssEp ss ~ tn ND s 5oMFesF SifiAs
STONE sALLasrEb AND
~ FROM BALTIMORE
ra fHsBE naEhs F FS1 rfHrggsase.
CLOSE coNNTc 3! sssss H afs ainSssnIsBURa
NORTHERN NJ o E5siHs 81 r. RAILROAD.
THE GREAT At CENTRAL !2artRs Rour.
WASHINGTON t lNb BALTIMORE
WEST NORTH e q sSiat AND II 'h SOUTHWEST.
~ .Ry p sss
corner OF PennEyivan ia avenue and Sixth street.
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING TS3, SARs ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING And SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINe
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the = d and p. IA trains,
arriving in Baltimore at $50 a M and 6 As ?. n,
aefSsfn Gsnts Rsiosa snd s4Va IN 8arr rns
burg at Is m: and aa. M. there oonnsStips
for III pants On Of the Central Rail
By this route Freights of al descriptions can b
iorrarded to and from any point on the Railroads
or
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
st PittsburE with Steamers, by which Goods CAB
Kentucky Tennessee. Cum berland, Illinois Missis
s:ppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Rad Rivers; and at Cleveland, Ssndusky, and Chi
eago with steamers to sli Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants aud shippers eutrusting the transpor
satiOn OF their Freight 70 this Company rely
With confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT To and fcom any point
IN the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
GTf a: az times japorobls charged ~ oihSr
Railroad Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages VIA Penn.
Central kR."
WI BROWN Age Northern Central r r.,
No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
EEoCH LEWIS, Gent supe rintendent, Altoona, Pa.
J.. L. HQUPT, GENT Ticket gent, Philadeiphia.
Il. II. HoE sToN, General Freight Agent. Phila-
cephia. Jan 2lY,r
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WEI. T. DOVE l. &C.
ARE Now prepared 70 execute any oria:s With
which they may De favored 10 the
PLUMBING, GAS, Or STEAM FITTING SUSi-
NESS
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north 81
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be fennd COM
nis-a sssortynert ef CHhNDELI Frs aud other G As
STEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan H-ly
M GAS FIXTCRES.
w Rave In Stere, snd are daily receiving, GAS
JIITURES of entirely New Patterns and Desisna
and finish, nu2aror IL style 70 anything heretofore
n1e red in this market
We invite citiEens generally to call ana examine
::ST stock of GAS sHd W AFTER RIXTU RES, feeling
svnfdent that We have the best selected stock In
Washington
" Al Work in the above line intrustsd TO our
care viii be promptly attended TO.
oiar5tf MYERS Z McGHAN. 375 D street.
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rFrCrn Jap

eT-From Japan we learn that tha Tycoon
wzs about setting ont 10 Mako BY sea, hayinE
bought ;l,F =. amer Iiu-kee, for Si5u.uIJ. 1t
was supposed that he seat OF government
would b. removed from Teddo, and that a
con G'efa, was imminent Some important
court regulations have recently been establish
cd. As previously announced the great mobiles
q aim .Os are no Ion ger CON PEELED - reid 1T
the CAL IJCl, except once in three years. There
i to be r cOup lyte chan ge III the dress OF Off
Gals, 10 twC-s wordsd men being allowed 20
wear silk. No DaimiOs are henceiorth 70 form
part OF the grand council called GorogIo
TTsde in imports a. good AT Yokohama At
Nag asaki the steamer Columbia had been sod
TO a " ealthy noble for $50, OUs}-partIy PAYABLE
In vegetable wax. .s+--~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

SThe Dixon, H., Telegraph states that
the Rev. Mr.. fOrde, for many years Catholic
priest of thai city, died at Freeport on Tuesday
oflast week, leaving request that his remains
be Carried 10 Dixon, and placed by the side of
those OF Father TieTney IN the cemetery. at
the funeral in the Catholic church of Dixon, on
Saturday, Father Hubert, in behalf of himself
and his people ~ Sterling demanded the body
for burial there. The numerical strength ana
determination OF Father Forbes flock was too
evident TO the Sterling priest and people
present, and The remains were properly buried
During the night following, about So rnan
armed with shot-guns, pistols. knives and blnd.
geons, cam" from Sterling, exhuIned The body
and removed II by rail, before the Dixon peouie
were aware OF the movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

aS-The Louis lana legislature adjourned ON
the Sd of January. Among other bnsinss s.. a
resolution Was passed changing the lat of
government from OprlOusas 70 Shreveport ON
Red Tlyer. The militia bill, " hich wa passed
I4krs III all men, Foreigners included betwa n
II and SO, and mak.s very few exemptions
The Governor If TO call out the whole miIiria
iHmPdiately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
RLooDi proonm BLooDn
SORES: THEIR CAUSE DEPRAYED CONDF-
TON OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCHOFULA, ULCERS. SORES. SPOTS. LETTERS
SCALES. BOILS, SYPHILIS OR We
EEREAL DISEASES, 80.

SAMdRITdN'S
ROOT and HERS JUICES
1s ct5red the public ~ positive cure.
Let those then who have either Scrcfuls scsld
Head or Sores IF any kind, at ce use the ROOT
AND HERB JUICES.
Cure those Spots. letters, Scales and Copper Col
o'ea Patches, as there are many surmisas about
them.
Danish all i'm puritips Of the blood and bring the
sys--m TO q healthy action for the cure of
SYPHILIS OR NENEREAL DISEAS S., the ga
MARlTANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE, is tbs
most pO' ent eT,ain and efectua raDsdy ever pre-
gcrbsd II reaches an aIicates Pc ticla of
The yer ere al poison that the cure is thorough
sno permanent Tate then of this puri ying -e1e-
dy and be healed and CO not transmit 70 your pos
tsrlty that fer which p+nt in after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR!
Although YOU may be pronounced incurable. the
SAMhBITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
will remove every vestige of impurities from the
system, as well as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEai FEMALEsI
mates 50 fer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily sdarted in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, in hearing down, Falling of the w. NIB,
debility, ana for all comp 'aints incident to the 4
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
SAMARITAN'S CuANCRE WASH.
PIice IS cents. Full dire cti0ns
Desmond Co, Box 13l Philadelphia Post
Office
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD. corner of 1l,h and
Pa avenue; ard ~ HENRY COOK. Alexandra
COLEMAN & ROGERS, 1873 Baltimore street
BsttiIrore. oclT-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

EThe ''Demonocracy" OF Kentucky are
preparing for vigorous campaign in
the next Gubsrnatorial election They
lave called State Convention, 10 be- held in
Frankfort on the 18TH inst, to nom, : q ~
c:tnGidztPs for the several Offices 10 h.a held
Every member OF the committee that makes
the call - said bv the Louis VILE Jonrn4i la 10
= SeCFS> loBIst. Oh course. tine suceTSs Of such
party would be attended with results the
most unfortunate and mischieyous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
nj TsETH.

tte. :t,OMio, n D. the luyanto- ana P:tsntes
ut the 81 iNEHkL Pi hFEFEsTH, attends
personally 1t his =itce il this ei,y Msny ;rSS%O
eersors Gan s,eef these teeth who cannot ~AAAO
<esr others, and no person can wear others who
=sruU- Sasr these
cers"pE calling at MY once car % accommodated
eth any tya and price If Featk thsy nay desire:
s1t 20 tosa who ara particular and wish the purest
.,rsnest. strongest and most perfect depture tb #
ext can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will b.
Sore !:,liy warranted.
Rooms in thie oitY-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
Vst~eep 9Th snd 18th streets. ALSO. 9o7 Arch st..
FhiiadeipSis C1ar4-Iy
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IN MOTT Oy
= o EOTELe, GROCERe RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VATE FAMILIES, TO.

IN NOTICE
o EOTELa, GROCERs RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VATE FAMILIES, TO.
sEs Subscribers have Just received . freak asip,
nent OF
go CASES BIT. JULIEN AND ELORRAU
CLAR ETS
shieh they offer for sale at New York pricss
Also, they have constantly on hAad
Larrs aud Val Selected S,oek Of
rkcice BRANDIES,
oLr MApEKIf as, PORTS, SHERRIEs,
OLEB0E, OLD RlE, SCOTCH, and IRIsE
cHIMF AGNks Of all fsverits brands.
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LokDON ANP DUBLIN PoRTER5,
EAFAkA CIGARS, ..
CEILTQN, cHEDDER aud ENGLIsH DAIRY
4 apiSKs, KEMP's SCIENTIFICALLY sGALKD
kRSNCH, GERMAN and ENGLIsa ooRpyALs
CONGRESS, SALTZEk, KIsSENG Nv aud Ek9-.
aosss ooLoNe, souoH6Ne, IMPERIAL. gy.
EUE, YOUN Nc HYSoN TEAS,
WIZ az extensive assortment OF
FANCY 6R0OeRIEs.
BININGER d CO.,
(Established ms
Brazch-21s Pa svenne, opposite
Wiisrds' Hotel Warrington
r Jnks rscslved . small lot Of 0ncers' ttqno.
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MA dispatch dated at 81. Louis, February
9Th, states that movement Of the Army OF the
FIonter was ordered several days ago, which
was supposed to be- directed toward Iittls
Rock, bnt when the troops were nj! ready %
start The orGrT was COuuiermanded. Grnyrsi
Blunt's division is ROW at Crane Greek Tot
tens il al Flat Creek, and Herron's is 81 For
sytb, all within forty five miles of Springfield
bloomfield which was taken BY the enrol led
militia week before last, and evacuated next
day, has been re-occupied by rebel guariIias
who are sTTestipg Union men as hostages for
eUerrillas taken prisCRrr at BiUOIili fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
Z ELsWAhE eTATE LvfTtrv.
- ~ :E,-Es or - go
- s33 .05ni-f1

DELAWARE SFaTE LOTTERY
Authorized ~ s. A. s.,r u "a .s<,us.s nm ~
Int-rr.l improvements iU State "f De s~-r-.'
JOHN MORRIS 4 60 lIsnaxst.
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY THE MONTH
~ T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

E3OH TO SAVE YOUR HGSFY-Can ~ the
4 Central Hotel, the European plan, " cor
ner Pa av. and 9th St, here cOmfpr able lodgings
can he had al 20 cents per day The Restaurant at
tached to the hotel has been most handsomely fitted
up regardless of expense, where all the teIicacies
and So hstau ia = Of the markets be had every
style. 81 all horrs. with prom ptness. Bill of fare
reduced IN prices.
is p 3n' II D. GELSTON. Pre- prietor.
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.:gATELERS' DIRECTORY.
gJs S;sTtCE
1 sICH AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS DIV
ILIAES AND OTHERS.

LEFU1 OF he %, z U. II Il. co.
The Rai!read Com paniss eamp posing the line be-
s ssss > = !,ss s:, r e; H
others that .-s wounded or sick with the exce .ton
of eenta disea.vs The ear leave on To E5-
DSTS, III EkSDhgs and SATURDAYS fer Phila-
ssVs:a, ~ p a., Express Train
Passengers scirx West. soidier, civilians. odicers
ard elhers t. at are sich wounded. are Informed
"a 81 SICK car will teaye the de very MON DAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at .. On, going
through H. the fkio river without change Of cars
SOLDIERS and others lou Oh or iii So .arg.d sj;l
End this the cheapest ana most doxaable route for
the West: This is tie only line that can cell q
through ticket from Wsshinton or check has gage
..o,n This city.
CAUTION TO PAssHNGERs.-rheo ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets is At tae Ticket in the Depot
@: she r. + o. P 2 CO. ASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

~ On the 18th ult, Judge Jones of the Con-
feGerate District Court, delivered a charge at
Huntsville, Aiab7Iu8, on the subject Of selling
cotton TO the yankees the penalty for the
violation OF the law Is the forfeiture O., the
value OF the cotton sold, and also live years
imprisonment. The Jude instructed the
Grand Jury To mad preseEtmFnts against All
who ha6 violated this law. He also stated
tina; no threat or injury 10 property amounted
10 cOmpulsiCn: that In order 10 amount 10 such
duress IS would form a legitimate excuse, il
must involve the danger OF loss OF life or limb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

CREAT ITEMEN
~ among the
CLOTHING MERCHANTs!
owing to
J. BRUCE &c CO.
selling their stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
at less than any other house in Washiagt?n. Now
is the time 10 secure so1 of the
GREAT BARGAINS
offered By us. We have on hand the finest seleo-
ton of
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
In the city. Also. latest styles of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
for citizens and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
of all descriptions.
Ali Of the above goods will be sold at less than
Wholesale prices for the next sixty days, to make
room for Spring Goods which We are now naau.
featuring. J. BRUCE & Co.,
Clcthiers, AGA Sc venth street,
ta23 Two doors below Smiths.
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ULL,s COUGH kUp.

HULL's COUCH SYkUP.
This IS the most
SURE AND RELIABLY PEHEDY
Now IN for Coz Ks, CCi-s, CrCnp, Cons ption.
ICar>euehs. Asthma. SC. twill pro&ucr The most
AerefCi~l results III few Aft it j. taken,
especially in Group.
EEy. j. 70. BUIL-Dear sir - II .viug had an op--
rCTtt nIty 70 test the excellent qualities Of your
Cough Syrup, hesitate MOI 10 IL il The best
nave eyer Gsel in n.y family. I ulY yours,
VA. II CHAPMAN. Pastor VI r. Church.
GeoT% etOwp, D. G.. Nov. y, 1852. GeOrs town.
REV. Dr.. CoIE Of the BAPTIST Church
Rty. j. u BULL-near Sir knowing veil TIA
ingredients Of yoqr Pactn-al." ari having tried
il myself, ray Il&j IL is s.fc md efT-ctusl
remedy il Brrrciisl Affections artrurei with
cough iSAACC oIP
Baltimore, Noytmbe- c5. 1852.
r5- P-ice % CENTS Per hottie, 20 be ha1 OF all
rruyEiSts. ja3l-Iw@
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DENTISTRY.
nR SIG sSI0Ep
- EAs HySPEsED HIS OFFICE
At Fir OLD STAND
sxH AND IMPROVED INVENTION
cHEorLAsTIc Bows
FEETH
Ti.Eucr EafAL PLifr on CLASPS.

M. 2. B. sIaEsMcND,
3'G E.ou6gay. Hetc Yc7kS2 30 F-,fsylrsaSa ~
ss;. ;.t."s.- ga I'D 1874 sts:, WasAi%E,5s,
:aiis he attention of the pablo "a the following
al rsntsse. CT his il: prov ed syst-m:
J. RE Teeth OF bis manufacture win1sS
r-rer C. rscde nor change color ~ any SE'18
ssdr being ~ re--fcnrths lighter IT, sn so1 other.
no t+efs or rsots need he ertrafed, IS tia
ARTIFICIAL orAs can be inserted over them.
). The roots viii be E,aSe inoaensive, and never
20 ache
l. No temporary teeth are nseced. a. permanent
3r-s SsD be made Immediately. thereby preserving
shs aatnrai ezpr"ssion ct the lace which under the
&c sss<m II frequently dissgursd.
5. This work hss Been IuI32 tested over Ave
5esrs BY any % the 6rst ehenl:sts and ply scisns
81 th:s country.
Or. Z has si-y invented white undestraotivs
nstsi filing, with which the moe. sensitive tssth
Sar he dLap without gain, and build ub peg
FEET -"urd tool any sidc roots which will last
-sroush I.fstet.Iah.
The best OF references xivcu-Dr v. Mott; DR..
DOr-inus. Professor Of Chemistry, u. T.; hon,
!rdsa Wayne, of the Sn prene Court of Washing.
ton. and tbsussn6g Of other.
Csll snd eNs,niDe fsF yourself. 90 W-6Tn
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1856 GOLD rAPEHHAHsiNGs. 1856
Cold ard Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium
priced GOLD PAPERS. Also, variety of Glazed
aad Rank PAPERS, at the lowest casa prices
WINDOW SHADES of any required style or size,
il Store or made to order Orders for Paperhans-
ing or Window Shades punctuallY executed, in city
Or country.
Terms cash for goods an labor, when purchased
executed. ]. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh street.
ia I5-eoem~ sdoors above Odd Fellows Hall
stvoFs AND SHOES TO SUIT TIM TtMEs
We manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving sup -afsN
pig of Eastern abe W ork of every descrip- 11ZX
ZION, made expressly to order, and will beg nv
<oid ct 8 much lower prizes than has BEEN -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles
PersoLs In vsrt of BOOTS and SHOES ef Eastern
or City-us de work. viii always ini Soad assortr
nsnt in store and ~ the lewest prices Give as
Gail. GRiEFIN & BROTHER
epbd,r 3l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
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o.JT.-l88o.-x.

a.-T.-l88o
0.-X.-DRAKE'S PLAyTA.
TION BITTERS
OF this celebrated brand appears to be In every
ones mouth, rs well as on every ones table.
They are splendid article and can be relied
upon to strengthen and invigorste exhausted
nature. sep 25-eo6m
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HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Just opened sno. her lot Of
Handsome Black Cloth CLOAKs,
Rich Plush and Frosted Beaver CLOAKS,
Rich Striped Broche and Cloth Long SHAWLS, In
new styles.
All at much less than former prices, to which
special attention Of purchasers is invited.
de g J. W. COLLEY
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SIS PRIZES amounting to- S593s}92 81
Tickets $40; Halves 6 ;, Quarters S2h e .h.hs sI4
Hs-Ail orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
shc+lld be addressed 70 JOHN A NORRIS h CO,
NilInin gtOn. Delaware. feO 5-tnarIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

SECONDHAND PIANOS.-One very nice Piano
y for gao, in best order. One 6-sctave for-
eSo Alarge assor tment of new Pianos afS3S
the lowest factory prices, at the MusicIII4II
Store OF W. e. METZEROTT,
faN ole Agent Of Steinwsy 4 Son.
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Protected BY Royal Ltt;tIS Pattn1 Q5 Enslaad, ess
scared ~ the Seals II tis Ecols De Farm ds
PG,tS. and the ihpsrid COtgs Of fltdieins tisnna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
Defeat Intensified.

As usual with the Yankee nation, the defeat in Spot
s,lvanA is intensified by the sting of disappointment
aud the shock Of surprise In the fist battle Of Aanas-
s the kilograms that went North all of that day repre-
sented the rebels" fleeing in dsmay, at all points,
before the victorious onses OF MeDOweu's braves. The
next diy told far different tale, and YankeedoOdedom
was struck dumb with an agony of disappointment,
equal % the natural grief and shame incident to such
defeat So in the battles of the ChickahOminy; while
Yankee expectation was on Jptoe, C. C. Fulton con
trivsd " send over the wires telegram TO his
paper the Baltimore Aasrieap, giving the assurance
for which he vas afterwards pu, in jail, that the most
splendid results Of the var bad been achieved few
DAYS after the terrible truth known, that Mcclellan
had en- trounced out Of his Or6eaOns and seourged
from the upper to the lower waters Of the Chiekahom
ny So nov in the last and greatest OF their deleats
the rout and slaughter of HOokess army The Preim-
narv movements Of Hooker for crossing the Rappahan-
mock we're all published in the Yankee newspapers with
sounding Of rumpets that left thought of anything
bu assured victory We are told that the crossing was
the most sklul and successful thing Of the sort ever
done; that the enemy was every shere taken BY sur
prise and nearly every picket force was captured >
the army was moving on in fine order, buOyant with
hope and Overajwng with eesticy ;" "StOneman, with
his full corps Of cavalry, is sweeping down in wide
circle" with the reins Of command well in hand Gen.
Hooker rode along the entire lines" "the head quar-
tiers Of the army is in the saddle the army electrified
with the change" Hooker superintendent the cutting
away Of the bridges declaring that there must be no
coming back by that route and all these stirring things
having been done and duly published to the exhlaraed
SUI ects Of Lincoln, Hooker himself gives loud blast
on his horu which ntoxcates YankeedOOdledom with
che assurance that he operations of the last three days
have determined that our enemy must either ugorous
II y, or come out from behind his delenees aud give
Us battle on oar orH ground wHERE CERTAIN DEsrRUc-
rIoN AWAITS Hx" With such glowing promises and
assurances were the Yankee nation fed aud in this &C
static frame Of mind did they await the fuldllment Of
their confident expectations. When the news CAME
imagine the reyulsion Of feeliug-the awful plunge
from the empyrean Of assured hope to the nehermoS
abyss Of despair In ancient times when such things
occurred it was believed that the gods had eoHtrved in
this way to ufic retrbutiye toFtures on those they
meant to punish with skarpest suffering for some I'M
common wiekedDess. The more enlightened creed CT
the Christian may admit the thought that Providence
designs by subectng the enemy to these sore aud re-
peated humililtons to bdug them more speedily to
sense Of the folly and sinfulness Of their conduct