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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS.

Articles manufac ured wholly from ,cool, cot'oR
or linen. sent 10 any lder non-commis-
Soned officer. exceeding ounces in W.T.. cents
Exceeding and not exceeding ounce. l6 cents
Exceeding ad not exec ding l. ounces. 3 cents
Packages Of this kind be left each end.
that the contents can ne without opening.
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IusT ms THING RcR The LADIxs.
ALIEN TIF Est
VAL ENTIN EsiI

If you wish TO MAJ choice selection Of VAL
EsTlEEs, so 20 400 18th street, acre you os1
and Thousand different Kinds 10 eaocse from. Our
cent Por folio 10 prepared pres-iy for
the cor vsLieDce Of aCidiers, they cant1in dne
collection Of Sentimental ana Comic yAlsntinss
which will be sent By return mail on receipt OF
price.
We have also. Q large assortment Of Stationery.
Novels, NOVELTIES, Msgasires, School, Military,
ard Song Books Ballads. Maps ard weekly Pa pevs
ke-ides great variety Of Fancy Goods, Notioas.
Toilet articles, Psrsumsry end Cutlery inclading
nuna esoua neceasAry and useful xrticies.
0rders frcnn c'tiKs soldiers for say article IN
tAe book stationery line, will be proruptly at
fAsIr advantages TO call snd exsmine these goods.
WILLIAM URn ION,
4S0 Fifteenth etree& eppoesss tAe
Gee St. yEeasaxy buft1aAe. y
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BRows's BRoxcHIaL TRocHrs

Pc RROwS'S BRONCHIAL TRocHES.
'. here nerer changed my mind -espec,ine them
from the first, egeept'ns 70 think yet better Of thai
frhich BEGAN thinking tr,H If "
Rev HssRY WARD BsRcHgE
9 The Troches q staff Of life 70 me.
... Pref HOWARD NORTH,
Pres Hamilton College. Clinton, n. 7.
" For Threat tycnblsS they are n specifr.,
N. p. WILLIS
e Tee faro1obly knolon TO need cn7n 'nend rien."
Hon CHARLEs A. PHELPS.
Pres. Mass. Senate.
" Contain ~ Ooiun, ncr nnyfii,e isjpriout."
Dr.. 4. a. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
- Bn eles art com5irHtror +, Coughs +"
DR.. q. Y 2IGsLow. Boston.
" ITscoa7Iend th,fr use 10 Pp5iic makers -
.s.s Rev. L. y. CPAPIs.
Most sc7rnry re'tef.r Bron,titis"
Rev. s SEIGERI D. Morristnwn, Ohio.
" FtTy b5asfcjnl rhsfsrEFsr ring from. fnids.''
Rev. S. J. 2. ASDERsos. st. Louis.
II '7ost iaStaHt relitf IN tbs distressing labor Of
brsGfhtag PstGlior 10 Astdn77.
Rev A. G EGGLESroS, New York
= IN y hare Suitei my crafty. reltsrtng my
Ia NJ so nsot could sing 10Th soss y
.. DUCHARxE.
Chorister French Parish Church. Montreal.
rs there ave limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
gsas1He fe 2-ln
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LOST AND FOUND.

STHAY HORSE Dark bsy Horse, with bride
tns titF intent The owner will CONS forward,
prove Trt perry, ray livery, and take him aHay.
AppY tae Fourth Ward Station Ho7ss.
G.S Es"ARD-STOLEN DOG-l vii give q re
sSo 90 ieis Tor IT," o, urn TO me OF nv Dig he
medium sizsd. long body, short thick legs ID &c
eusss fsil, thick curry tan eolossd hair, sd Is
fel3 st. opposite CIty Hail.
GAME 10 THE PREMIsEs OF TIE suB.
~ ksriber. Adam Giehs, tas 10th instant. On
7th street. rear Toll Gate, vo COWS. This owner
will come fcrvsrf, prove property, PAY charges,
and ,ass Il EN- away. fs IL ST
4 GsT-OE the morning Of the llth Of February,
= IN tie sessS'h tet ca 10 taa car, FIR
Seventh to seventeenth PRAYER BOOK, WITH
Ten in it as il is highly vslaed q nod rev ard
j be given il retur- Cd to $40 Seventeenth st.
T'sEsn Up EsTRAY-Oo the 9Th, on Higa at
Georsetosp,a Bay MARE, With white hind
feet The owner ID requested to coos forward
Dr We pfopsrts. pay CHARGES and taks her away.
ISquire of 6 Ed. q. GRIMES, corner of High ami
E, a'i st. ~ fe list.
COX INWARD -sto'en on Wednesdsy night,
= ~ near Scasg's Switc1, on Bait Railroad,
TWO MULES.
One sorrel. rubbed by HARNESS. roughly trium med.
about f.iee, hands high; the other q mouss-col.
ered Mule snud In both eyes. Both of them have
ST. pes down their backs.
J.T. WALKER,
- Lumber Yard, corner Tenth strest,
fe ii-St~ and Canal
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al 81 Ia. Avenue, near -. street. II,
To rue MARTYRS OF LIVER CoapLAISr Among
the wonderful medical prophecies Sbich have ran
deree HOLSTERS Stomach Bitters pre- eminent
snsupe tha health restoring pr parahons of the
age ifs anti bilious vi-tHe are not the las5t ra
marssble No words can do Justice to its marvel
Gus effect upon the diseased liver. Pc hans ths
sim plr woid DIS of conysleseeut sufferer. who de-
scrbes It - going right to the spot J, tell the
story clearly as NAV u. II does 60 right to the
spot. 1T operates directly upon the nisrrdaret
organ. ard whether unduly active or in state of
paralysis, rcstnr s il t. cauoi,io OF health The
81 krtss Mt the Stomach. Pain between the
shouljers snc in the right side. Yellow s1tfusinn
sfthe SIX n u. tiveness Drowsinass anil Lsng,or
Dimness # the light, Colit. Pair tatiou of the
Ue trt Dry Coug h. low Fever, and other bFmp tons
which indirste the various phases nf ecu e AMI
chronic Liver Com plaint are ane and Az promo tlv
relieved. ard f0slly removed by the acsinn of this
famcua preparation. whirh il 1T once The hes of
coTrectives. the e, ntest anf most genial of all
aprrents. ar infsllibie regulator, and q powerful
restorative Persons of bilious habit, who uss
the Filters as a protective medicine, viii never
suffer the pairs and psnhlties # Liver Diseasa
Bilious Remittent Fever. This, the proprietors
guarantee. -.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ Bininger & Co.. 237
Penn ave. fe ID cost
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on. gaxaIss,s BaAexs for lsiies. ehiltrsa. gen.

Oh. BaSgISG's BRAcss for Ia lies, chill trau, gem
tsmen, and soldiers, will cure female weaknesses,
weaknesses ef the chest AMI strrlsch. with palpt.
tsfon CT TIE heart arrest ineipisct curvature aud
weakness Of the spine, remoTes cotiyenes': pties,
and cold feet, effect radio i cure of bsrnia, and
should be worn by delicate ladies, weak and FAST
growing Children. cerss and soitieIs pc crazy ~
vslr. men. apply at the National Hotel, bT Dr..
Banr ing IN D. rson. Physician. and surgeons are
invited to examIn. fe l3Ssr
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4 nENsRAL RkRRLLIAN.

iTi4mPh # n great DiscorsyyI
TEE public he's rebe2sa against rsvtsrtsins Hair
Egss Fashion has fsrasro-u fheu. sssscions
Community has at Opted in their steal,
CHIsTADcRo's BAIa DYE
ard for these reasons IT erJSrowns aud hfscsans
the hn1T not the skin II Is regstnbss snlaHienr.
net e 1u,nin fud It does not hurls=que nsture
vfb b}0cm5zg Gneto lie tfnEes but produces her own
Hr'HE hs,S. Its cooling effect IL fasting 1t defss
df'er.1os Its results are urifoYm. 1t fails.
hapu 'sctured by ]. CHRITADoRo, No. 6 Aston
House. Few soTS. Sold by ali Druggists Applied
by al Hair Dresssrs. ja32-eoim.r
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BOARDING..

A FEW GINTEEL BOAapERS WILL BE
a tai en- st No. 3sS First street north. CAPITOL
Hill. fe st~
EOAkLING AID LODGING CAN BE OBJ
- tains at M "a 7 wsnty second .trsas nor,e,
between K and streets The location is healthy
and pleasant snc within fe ~ step. Of Penn. ave.
Apply Cd the premises 70 IL 3s~
pOaRDikG-ck OBG At VN ia ese d All GUS
zoe. Board per t.aos ntlyr at IN nderste terms,
" III I'd Ii to IT, If advantage To csll ct No. 2i2
Fridge street. Gsora etown The house has de-
lis htful leosticn fs1s st.
rESsBLB BUARD-A few gan t'emsa can be SO
ccnmo6ated with Table Board, .; 964 st
bet 18th and 18th fs II 2w>
A FaW GKNTLyMEN OAN BE AOCOMMo-
II dated with Rooms and Board 1t 154 Pa sve-
below 9Th es. fe u-3sr
NI0ILy -FURNIrHfD ROO 3 AVID BOARD
for een.er also few Table Bosrders can
b. sccon m odate by applying at ali Thirtesnth
street bet g ard Fl feS In"
NToTICE-On and after Mond ~ next O 4AU.
/ TIER viii be prepared to receive regular Table
Bosrders 1T 81 Ver ~sek taA-tf
fEW FRS CLA-s BOAROER3 GAN BA
~ accommodated st A26 Twentieth street corner
of r The houss has all the modern i'm provements
ia IS-lm'
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coRsS nc

CORSS, &c.
Those afflicted with these troublesome Times,
VII TIER ard soft corps also those troubled
with Brniors Cs'losties Club, aud growing
Toe ailE, find great relief and sstisfact ,ry
benefits by aprtyinV to DR. White 424 Pc nnsylve-
MIA avenue. between AZ and 9Th streats Separate
rooms for ladies. No charge for consultation. tr
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sG{, Do LA ss reward.

SSfB
CYr&RTMesT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcs. J
az tr Of Sxpeytntsnde nt.4r3 10th IT. West. )
NAsaINGroN Febrns'y l0ta 81
DISAPPEARED from biz home in Geor ea-ovn, on
sunday aEeniDg, the instant, GR0SyENE2
HUMPHREY ), q Soans msn about tis teen y ars
Of sgs five feet eight inches in height, darh com
piez len very black ha ard 3ly "ssssd
win DARK Goth cap aad over cost As ~ ga 90
Gan be af'igrsd for mis- absence his fTistd fear be
tn, drsd dollars will be- paid for nfor sten that
will lfsd 20 his d cxsry. Ap2l. TO ". b. WEt3,
So Pc, inten lent of Pcli,e. falt Z.
EOuHD-A few dave since on north a str-t east
i poo KIT BOOK containing SUI 81 n, oney
The lorer csn Obtain it by calling st the Post OF
fee House of REPRESENT stiyss proving property,
and psJ ing the ex pt nse of this advertise nsnt
fe est
G1H REV ARD-Lost on Saturday evening"
% " all Eewfour dland pUP about siy weeks
old = he hnoer will receive the above reward By
fe g. Iw'
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PASSENGER CARs-Th~ city cars rpr7 past "a
PENNSYLVANIA ave-. the Dollar Jewelry Store. 1T
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AhH UkISc
MEMS Bxsissss Safss.
fcxts't Drsss Sstts.
YoHtEs Bxsissss S,sits.

CisFdrs1s' School Salts.
Eoaa WALK8k& Co., 36e Penn. avenue. Metro
2o!itan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
acurcs thar their annual display of Fail and Win
tsr Clothing Is row ready for inspec lion. It is
Comprised 81 assortment of Gsntlemep's and
GauthB Clothing Of the newest and richest de6 sna
material, trimming and worsahip.
70 those who study excellence WITH economy in
fashionable sE4sclss of d.asE, an opportunity 10
offered for sslscting from the most attractive
stock of resdy nsds clothing this city, 81 very
raducej srlcsE lam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

Coz PL ArED CHAISs, ladies' Salts, Ring, Pins,
Loci cts and Silver Plated Tea Spoons at the Dol
lar Jewelry Store, AIS Pennsylvania az. near AZ
street fe i0-Ig&
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@rLARIYIlD 0IDnni
I CLARIeIE oIDD -
Just receiv cd per sebooners y q fwislsa.4.
psinr ard in lara. . lsree % spy of psin. oA-Ay
iTi1D ClDlR from Mas. fes sale By The saliAn.
barrel e. cash g RILEY a saINNI
fs Sim losron lGeorsstosn .. o.
a FOR SALE.
"A ROUTE or TIE STAR will Be SOLD ss . bar
Gam on account OF sickness Apply ct No. SOf
seventh street vest. or st this sines. 1A.2&-e )
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p, By g; Nee oI ! 4 CO Auotisassr.

BY Q. Nee UIhk Co. Auotionsers
- GIL1 laAwIsa .spssi4uRs, FaxsoH PL.Ts
faussSs ,Ifss oKsis Sea
iiaboa. Brazilian Minister eosssr Of faart..ais
ee. At fur iture and household sffooss. comps
sphnaid "Erard" Fall arard Piano Ports, b,s
htte p,sd OF coEt ia Paris 500. vItkoat o5arsss
srps.b suite Of Florence made full Gilt psrri.
tus., cor pr,sn = two lugs Jsofas tour Arm ala
s,sht Side Chairs, isRed in Rt.h aud Ysiios
a~o masn,fs Carved and Gil. Marble Top
Two heavy SHE Cartsins, to match, iinsd vita
Xix largo Gilt Frame France pats Mirrors.
-Four Gilt Corner staces, Gilt and Enhroidsrst
four '.rss E.s, ,sad est aiit ara Pal ini.ii
sstl thsirs doiskad ia Rich sius Sii,,
Bar dsonse Crim.on panask cover d Pale. ssit,.
tten ptisips Sofa four arm and eight Psrlor
hyperion Oak Carved Dinins Room cutie. cona.s.
irg 81 s!aoorateI' ns5rsS M.rbis:tos sid DO ri,
sslsncid Rosewood Bookcases. Writing Desks.
Gorooso eovssei Arm. RsvOlTing. Library. .aa
sssn.itri Pair tires. Eugrayipes, Vases. Uras,
Gard &c. ivers, and bro, ses.
Bruss. l., and tbrss oily CARPETS throughout.
n rocco oov.re1 Lounge. Card ssoisa
Az. ans aiit Tnsmspts ~ -1ns.
Bpel Card Table superior What-uuss.
sups,ior walnut and Mahogany mirror froat
Wsroroeee.
Handsome Mahogany Ssdsteads. with sprins
ruf .trss,ef and CanoIies
Bssu,iful dressing Tables. washstanas. pris
ditu.
Hair Mattresses. Ba'sters. sad Pillows.
Toilet setts, Fire Irons. o.
AT12 O'CLOCS-
Psir Of IiI re Grey csrfis<s Horsas, ssvsn and
FAMILY CArIisge, RoNts Harness, 60.
Tho House viii be opea TO viEitors on WkDN14
Day, us nth instant,
Terms cash.
sSK BbxTER 4 CO.. Auctione-.s.
ISL Penn orenre tttNsen i:,h ard n sts.
XXfIiL sELL ON TUBsosY MORN ma, YsA.
w Nts, 1854, .ommensiHs It 10 clock, aiArss
line Of
Bosiery ekfrts, Gloves az
Pr Goods. S.rKs' s s sGssa Z / "a Go An,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

LADIES Beautiful sets of Jewelry for Oaa Dollar
at 81 Ia Avenue, near "a street. It
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WARRANTED TO CuRsIsSIx DAYS DIR. G odfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of sxty-fve years
standing will cure Gono-rh0n IN sig drys. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 rer bottle. Sold
hv s. c. Ford. corner llth street and Pa. avenue.
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria ia Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

THE CHEAPEST AND EssT HAIR DYE IN THE WoRL D.
hercr fadss or Washes Oa.-C pham's Hair DYE, 50
cents a box. The best in use. Try it. Gold by 8.
C. Ford, corner lIth street and Pa. avenue. Wash
ngtoE, and aeury Cook. Alexandria. a6-ly
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A GENEROUS Active undarstani RI at Mr..
James L. Murdoch. the eminent tragrdiau and
FlCcutiCnIst, has very generously offered to
give nishts reading for the benefit OF the n.
= Christian Commission on Monday evening
rex, nd Il at the Senate cham ner has been Sc
cured for that occasion. new poem OF great
mtrlt, by Francis DE Haes Janvier, Esq en5i-
tied stGettys bnTg" Will be read for the first
time Speaker Coifax will preside, and a mill
t1ry bsnd will discourse sweet music. The
entertainue nt cannot fail to be one of great
Interest, while the cause aid5d is one of the
most rohie row appealing 10 the generosity of
our citrZfns The reader. the place, tia sub
ject, and the cause, all unite in commenting
tbs Entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

SPEREAToRRBGA CAN BE CuREr.-Dr Rand "a Spe-
cihc cures 'ps-nlator'hsa, Seminal Weakness I'm
potency Loss Of Po1reT etc speedily md eI cflaHg
It's effects truly magical trial of the Specific
win convince the most sFertical Of it's merits
Price 81 box. Sold by s. @. Ford corner llth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alex apGra ja6-ly
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SECRET DIsEAsvs.
Sorraritns's Gift Is the most certain. safe and
efectual remed y-indeed. the Only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four davs
aud re cent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral
no bsisaIn. mercury Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend TO those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, go.
permanent cage for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots Tettars. &c. Price 81. or six bottles for S.
Sold by i. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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DISEASES Of the Nsro ops, S:n,fnol, Urinary and
Ssr21i fySfer7S-getO cad rsiin5le frect7rent- in
ReSo+.s Of the HofraTd 4ssneintior Sent by mail
In scaled letter envelopes, flee of charge Address
DR.. } 9aELLIa HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
No. soath Ninth direct Philadelphis Pa. d. arn
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MARRIED,
Wh ~EFHERILT asdmAsc AR,r ANN CB
GIL. b. tAe Rev Dir Thrush, Feb II. 1874
Bait. Fun please cory
DIED,
On F.iday. thu 18th irstxnt, OF pnsamoni,. Niss
MANY y BRGH AUGa FORMERLY Of static I'd o.
Va sut for the lsst fifteen ysars resident this
city.
Der funeral viii take place on Sunday afternoon,
tie i4sh instant st o clock from Il ar late ri
4ea.
In GEORGETOWN y O., on the 18TH Instant, SIv-
pa HHDE isfsnt daughter OF j. Edward and
Emi;y Libby.
90 F-The funeral sarvioss Of Past Grant
b. " PkREfE will take placs at az oslo *
ie rorTeu tEupdayt, ics'sad of 10 as on ,iisbed
on Tue.fsy Brothers " shins t. sttend yin me {
at Odd F. i'cvs usl. Nary Yard st oolo,k :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

A ERATERSAL VIsIT.-Uni1n Lodge, No II,
l. o. ii. e. Will make fraternal visit TO Ne,
chanics' l. DE, Baltimore, on Monday evening
next, les ing in the 3 O'Clock n m. train TOR
that purpose. As several of the grand Off GERS,
and members OF ether lodges, intend going. il is
expected the party will he q large one. Round
trip tickets, good tor three days, have been pro-
cured, and every arrangement made for the
occasion. Union Lodge will meet at their hall
{Navv Yard) on Monday after noon at O'Clock
and pro eed to the dppo', where thew will rs
joined nv the members Of other lodges. On
their arrival iii Baltimore they will he taken in
charge by committee appointed by Mechanics
Lodge 10 receive them.
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by HM WAL & Co. Auctionsere
A the HoTss B6zanr s. Soath sids La 4cspHe
barren eth and iuth sfTss,S
A sPLErDID PAIR OF CgEA3 C3L18sD
IA HoRsse AT AGCTios On To gsDsY NOR
LIZ 10Th inst. At the iorss bsEssr. VS. vi Il sal
Ihir OF Cream roiort Hors-s youss and very f.st,
.. d warranted in every particular pint The
IG1.fc p az be seer tc day of rate 81 Surxsca
Gei.rs HsmDord EslatIe No 5 ID & street sud
FOR fur n information saQu ira of
ftl2 st WM. u, WALK CO Aucts
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AT pnIvA9E sAt.E FOR CaSH--A Two-stcry
"A ard Basement Brisk HOUSE with Lots 81 feet
frca,s and 81 fest deep, on III street eoU h. bal
I'm ed ST stsssts east, nrsr the tsrsanttion OF
sts fosd IL the Navy Yard Apply at 730 n.
Jersey aver or ~ the 1sgis Iron Works. Gamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

TNCg sALKlA aARDEE yAHM, in good stats.of
nuitixs ton, containing thirty acres, and frat
sysaa. i'm koSamests c5ps,et or about four thou
ana dollars worth ButidiUs And Fencing with
go In Tire yard about four miss from the osn-
" hkrrksf rear hf. ran sder's Psxa II viii Be
soid-ons.i Aft cash, the balance IN one aul two
Years. Arriy to EMANuEL LACY, reN Rort
Alorsrr. .~'Fsf "a z2-im-
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BHLIAEDs-An exhibition will bs given by
Mr. John D9erv Pvsry Monday. evening a.
0'clo ct Miiler's billiard saiooa 49, Panusyi-
var ia a y No, and every Friday evening at the
SINE hour at .Io"ps & Miilsr's biliiari Iloou,
corner of 9TH street aud massachusetts ayenue.
The pToprietors call especial attention TO their
rests urantt connected with the last named es-
tai stm n, where gentleman can find Oh hand
the finest ale, imported liquors anu segtrs in
this ceurtrT. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

PORT or GEoRGEToWS-llear
Sld, MARSHALL for Cbesa paake city; Thomas
Jefferson, Sks llingtr, do Salvp, Robinson for
New Yoih; schrs. Ii. bay. Chass. TOR hilton
Hea5: Kite, Willing, for Pocomoke: K. w
towgili for Philadelphia: James I.sndy,
Perry. for ~ Mary's; ]. 6. Williams, Wool
ruff, fer Baltimore
E-arpred.-schr. Julia Anna, Harding, from
Boston.
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MISC LAURA KERNE.-In difference to the
wishes Of many Eno desire II witness Gold
smiths cornf dy Of "She Stops to Conquer"
The n anagemrnt will present il this evening Tor
the last time. miss Ksene as Miss Iardcast!e
is fbs very enc bodiment OF hi ii toned comadv,
and her sIgrisife taste in ccstanery would
prove fortune to Paris marchand das modes.
Petty Lf wick, Dsott and the other ladies and
gentlemen of the company are excellent, and
may fairly presume the theater tue present
evening Will ba crowded.
On Nonaay the tavo tie play OF sOur Amer
irHn Cousin" will he presented During the
week several favoTite dI amas will be prod uced
IA succession
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-08-25
Special Notices.

sWL Let those who have doubted the vir.-,o-
of Bulls Cedron Bitters, ifany such there ba 80
the following Certificate from gentlemen -,
known in this community, and doubt no moro
Its general Introduction into the army will
save the lives of thousands ofour soldiers.
Louisville, KY, June Sd. 1883 i
We, the undersigned, have seen the good of.
tects produced by the use of Dr. John RuIp.
CedrOn itters in case of general debility ana
prostration of the SYSTEM and believ. its peneroI
use would prevent disease and relieve much spf
fering. Among our soldiers particularly would
this be the case, especially those who are ezno.o1
TO miasmatie influences IN the Southern climate
Maj. Philip Speed, Col. Int. Rev. Sd Dist Kv
Chas. 3. Cotton, Col. Port of Louisville Nv
Col X. Dent, Prov. Marshal Gen'I of XIV
Rev Henderson; Vice Pres. Sanitorv Co,.
Hafney, Hughes & Co., Publishers, Democrat.
Geo. p Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
Hughes S ParkhiIl Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers, Main St. Louisville, KY.
Davis, Green Il Co. Wholesale Shoe De.Ior.
Main st. Louisville, KY.
Hart IL Mapother, Lithographers, corner o,
Market and Third SITS. Louisville, KY.
julius Winter, Clothing Merchant, corner ~
Third and Market St.. Louisville, XIV. "
Capt. s. +. IlildTeth, of Steamer Mai Andarsor.
MAJ. L. L Ihusten, Paymaster U. S. ARMY.
Z. NJ. Metcalf, National Hotel, Louisville
Col. Jesse Bayle 4th Ky. Cavalry.
George d. Prentice, Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column
For sale Wholesale and Retail by SEATON g.
BRODRICk, Maysvile, Ky.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-08-25
~ III SCI hilL-
GARRETT DAVIS.
The following important order has just beer
issued by General Burbrid%e:
HEADQ'Rs DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY,
AND jrm DIV. 23RD ARMY CORPS, :

HEADQ rs DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, !
AND jrH DIV. 23RD ARMY CORPS,
LEXINGTON, KY, August -, 1864.
General Orders No. 63.
|. All shipments of goods, produce, stock,
merchandise and ware Of every and all des
cription, By railroad, water, wagon, or other
wise, into this State, from any point in the
State to any other point, are absolutely inter
dicted, except hereinafter provided
H. Permits for shipments will be given to
persons Of well-known loyalty by Provost
Marshals of districts, which will endure for
the period of four months, subject however,
at any time to revocation, and on these being
presented to the carrier and registered, ship
ments will be made as heretofore The Fro
vos5 Marshal Of each district is directed to con
venc Board of Advisers, five well-knovn citl
zens Of the district, of unquestionc LOYALTY
responsibility and integrity, with whom he
will advise regarding the LOYALTY of applicants
for permits and in cases where there NAV be
doubt regarding the loyalty Of the applicant
the following oath may be administered by the
Provost Marshal, which will accompany the
oath and permit:
81 do sOlemnly swear that | have not by
word or action, given the slightest aid and
comfort to the present rebellion, and that by
conversation and action | will do all [ can to
discourage, discOuntenance and overthrow the
rebellion, and will use all in my influence to
restore the authority of the Government of
the United States over the States now in re
bellion."
V. All goods shipped or intended to be shpp,
ed in violation Of this order will be seized
and the name of the owner, together with the
value of the goods, will be reported to these
headquarters for orders regarding the DISPOSE
ton Of the goods and commanding officers are
directed to arrest and imprison any carrier or
other person detected in shipping or carrying
goods, unless the same are regularly permitted
as herein directed.
BY command of Brevet Major General S G
Burbridgo. J. BATES DICKSON,
Capt and \ 4 General