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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
OBITUARY.,

L WILLIAM HAfRSTON PAN Of Rev Gesrge
Parhsuis PspI ~ Asnry coul,y Va was ii,,d IN a.
zalh Of August charge Of utnerai H.nploIs upt
the enemys tbs Weldon Railroad los. az victory mad
crosned the tf d OF ehsnbhis' Bgsas carry soka
near keami btatoa.
Entering the sry early In Juae $751; shortly As he became
sixteen age Jonsa company X l0h virginia S.y
airy, aud was In nearly ALL lie bgis Of At sssn 4
imeIt TO The day OF has death. bis ~
entering bis fort head and penesag ki brain
i ccurse, irstanlaneous.
nAnneui 10 has snmis, whom he sxeepi
hn ecu NY
VIII has been IRE than E.entiolei la GUJt
I 1t Ia k l. ihe Efle sfths saI4- Wa -
- SsS-dF '-- - ~ bt..V .'.r.E Ia con-
= So a. - 20 - 80 sew" Al d
/ - -'"'f :. s"b"b-i ~ faha Ietrtdt
4 -Iu 'hN a." a "a 's-4iid sAi "a ane'hsr
4 si-s 'sH 49, .Aiins s-ul- hshs ~ nIi SIDE ioF
tueS ~Sis rou ued. ADJ See pCssVs fCr hunIn 10
/ brleg me tn eoul bot DO taksa p.isonef"
IN the hshI on The krhsd lev before his deaL la
ah bslk Willie brought ID the
9th would oner eff be
t.esn the Les two coutepdlls arinie. Sab arl ere
Il nothing Wlius n ~
| al tr %.
Items the write, gathered Of hs con duet In
the ny, on Q lkost yisit 10 Ia. comp. v.
And shsn The pierced his brain friends kid
received him OGnc, be bore ~
he could be nesy
II sEdhs ave cautiously mslksu.
ing epsn lupus Va anl ma ny bss,Iuz he WA very
almost mis- msIhs lido. LLr,ty must Nc Its
csIs pea ndeeI IT. p.ice neD ADD "a Leots
When be fathsl hi, uaer.l Irs1cLed
and 20 the sslI mo- The Shols CON-
muply by their pressIc BE- nueL ali Va. "a
l b. Ills friends AID relAt oaf.
sleep o. Wune n az my svo loved home whrs Tho ans,r
hand OF knI sles viii plant an sye sfe.n sr INV ,I.,
Watering ia srtea sod vitn Their t.a. ,yrr M
thsI Willie VINO 10 nis,ed from ihs eirais ON s.b " 80
far III nm In tls skies soEcrI So
M, :. .-,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
H nd \ on pELEaATEsI:.

=: = ! y y WUHDAFi DC. " Io0f. :
Psys. BY the Rev. DR.. Dosgett Of the Methodist
Oausch. ~. "a li .tis!ti. 80 n
Mr. sCoTr, of Ac,or,ac, cali,i up BIZ resolution,
presenled aud Lid over on SATURDAY., sal 9 on the
Goysrncr fer s Of jas ices and all other persons to
vbtrn b, bIs grsntcd certificates Of exemption, aud
sll 10 Sbom be has refused exemptions; all whom he
has appointed to a6cs; he name, age p.seso resi-
dsnee and the reasons therefor, in slthsr case.
!, Afttr various amendments, the ,rssoution was
akrssdto.
A iassssgs was received fran the serste informing
the Houss that that body had amendsd the res lotion
for recess, during the holidays, BY fixing the day Of
.SiolrpHsnt0n lhsI alss s pscsabss and i'r Esss-
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sera.y aiteruooO, contains tbs Pa :, iii . pa
lslil:
WAS D.f-..A.h.. 10 y. 40. a.
Major General Jcka A. De-. Ks0 Yo,k:
Dispatches nave been received 70 day from Genera
F0sler, who had personal interview on the morning
OF Wednesday, tho IA instant, with Gen. sherman
f0r AcAter, winch had been taken by assault or
the pr csdlng dag. Savannah Was closely bssieged
ana .ure, wnh the rebel ioIoss there, va, oolA
dently expeoted IL Was TO be summoned Ia Two daye
and # not surrendered SNrnan would open hts bat
.eres apon it. General Eester reports mat Slefms
army 4" is Ia fpendid condition, Laung lived on Lea
on the sarksys, cnicEens, sweet potatoes, and
o.nsr good tnirgs Of tue richest at OF Georgia.
The march aas tssbly resisted.
Nolhipg has bsen heard iItm General Thomas t.
day. UAefaoial dispatches snts that tho provost
marshal at NAahvile reports i've thousand prisoner
and forty nnS pieces OF artillery as being already
chsL
Isls aacsrtainsd that 10 transmitting ,nersl Thenss
report last night tsltgsphic mistsss WAS made 81
Lonit vls or Nashville Ia the estimated number Ct cur
cAsu .llies.
The despatch written by General Tho mas stated that
ole whole would not exceed three thousand, ana
very lev were kill.d.
do patch from Lex ng on, this evening, states that
on the ls inst, Q! Kinssport, Tennessee, General
Burbfiegs mad fgns with BaSil Dukes brigade, for.
merry JJhn MoIBAus, hnu reuseo ", VIII loes 10 the
enemy OF oEs hundred aud 6uy killed, wouAdsd, and
lsOners, and their tram. Dick MUgan, brother OF
John, Vas C,p.ursd, EOwN b, srAsies,
SserstsIy OF War.
FHI 81. ALBiNs supEs.-GEs. DIIs OiDsR RIy0SED
General ID IA, To, uei the t0Il0wIIg;
AEALQ'As DrPARiNIsf OF THE East
Nov Yolk Uly, Do. IL, 1864.
General orders, No 100.
rus P1sslaent OF the United S:s!es having dsap-
proved Ut portion OF Department General Order,
NJ. 81, currsuI serer whSh instrrc.s al military
commanders The ronler, in certRin oases therein
s9ecif d. TO oross the b0uLdaly line between the o..
ates I'd Canada, and directs pursuit into neutral
,sIrtJy, the said Instruction Is hereby revoked.
l. case, thtreIors, of any lulure marauding txps-
iitlons into our territory from Canada military
handlers OF the on;er will report to these heacq
sers Tor ORDERS before crossing the boundary line in
pursuit OF the guilty parties.
BIZ commsnu Of N Or General DIX.
d. I. VAN BURIS,
colonel aud A. 4. g.
A Montreal telegram, dated l7sn, Gays:
Portsrftd the agent OF the Confederate Covert.
ment, and Low custodian of the money tsken BY the
g. Adams RAIDERS 10 to bs mined, aud it 10 proba
ole the money uksn BY the raiders will be giVsn ~
70 the p.Opsr authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

GEs C1,suAsE-Tos late N joF General Patrick De.
,burns was born near BAHng IN Isbnd, aud the
sou of phyeioan At thesgs Of fOuitssn.bs snlstsd
10 tie regiment Of lglsh nntry aud served three
JssrisssFryate Paschasipg bis dijchEsss 81 the end
Of this time be removed to america snd sstlsd In The
STATE Of Arksa'ss, and cSaSspc>d Che study and
practice Of law, ct Helene y -. 4 18TH ,flti
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
EVENING WIG.

We shan publish, to-day, At O'GlOOk P NJ and
,ysry uVcsesdiaS day sundays azoOptSa 81 the sane
AGAR, a. evening edition Of the Whls. The EVsnias
Wbis yu contain the latest nsWs By nal and telegraph
n = .hs hOar Of going Pscs, editorials OOAi nsS
-: =, HSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

Tia Alabama Senate has passed bin 90 hctiIiDg
tho Governor TO ~ point euitabe Sgsnt 20 take in
Charge eli the dsbls due TO- he State Bank and btsnc
es Of e,erJ desorp ion, and tell them atpublic OUT
cry, urIsss 6s~csn collect thsp,Othstwiscl II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

Mr.JsussR Randall, oals oftae editors OftSs Al
gusla onstiitioad!st was married on tkel6ih inst,
TO Mss Kate Hammond, eldest ssaghter Of General
Mateslus HsHm nd. ak the residence Ofthe Genera,
Egg G id D strict, 6, O. 4 4 fa'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
THE CITY.

JUDaE LYoss' CoURr.-Il the case of Jas " Harris,
chs god With receiving hose stolen from COL Joseph
Mayo, II Buckingham, the jury bsilg unable losgree
we're discharged; and III, prisoner was demanded to
u fo! trial at the term. II is very difficult 10
sohyicL q man Of horse stealing now day much
more Of receiving stolen horse. l..
Thon,s n s Boyd, charged With stealing 1915 from
Philip WSitlcck. was found guilty Of an attempt to
commit the larceny. and was sent to dl for twelve
months. Tits nan was convicted Of :thIs Ofsnds at
the last term, and sent to The penltenary for one
year, bat vas graatsds now tfal
John Mum. charged with aiding Solomon, slave Of
Dunlop MonCurs Co., to escape to the Yankees, was
admitted to ball ia the sum of $4,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

III M III
tAts 80 the esssot i's Aoa'y' ,ns - 1000
PrAHaeAose' we ~. ~ an ana "a not
Osns'' =" =. =. .on,,ollsd Av tia advice
'e's "asN'" r. A. yULI,s Uou,sp-vho
ana iDN y ,rD.,,.I Iaa.. AZ dainty
= ss-e-S s.,,.-,- nr. sn.o,as Of inert drift
= : :, :; ~, v,r,aa currank. ssrtAa q b
~ 49,. h,co,.. ,o..as..a 81 the moss txIltSa spln
- =. ~. NO., az Ma subHc and ous-d0os Efs.
ana .. marvslIOusy initiative Of thOss whom be con-
.la,r. hls royaI brothers.
Thus "a r, msuber how, some months age, van
savalsAds of horse, he moved from me m~S 49,
through the streets of Wsshif goo, 70 neu's- 49,,
and how the tinstl And glitter OF ~, ssssy
she AdmirlPg thrOngs who folleSsa AHn' A11
Acont ''turn- ous" might nos nAso SSsN .,,,-s-,..
a. that which followed ,. NJ We OSAeU 80 -.
in = review At Hyde PatseS o. usea Pta-So~ -N -
PIaes OaTosSs' osniS" 'h' NiA1 y - A 49,.
Uhsn V0'sra.s s"A 81 - : a. co.. saRl 2.
ooa AJAX N u 80 - "a ,hs fool,.s-
"AH' mss %, s'''' - ,ha m a thu
asg is'S 'lA' P'ols4 ,o,..hs, .,,h the
unnih'AFJ beaver On rs oSs..' -. 30 Io,t 10
long, 2 1oa'' sasn'h 's.'.,' ~ pass or IN,
con rAss WIZ t'N. ''' ID, "a, ths,
eonPae' H~"' % ~ - 80 vttnsstsd that
IhsrS Sefs WAAN's 49,, = DoolD fOlovsd
aPs0'AeisI = A' "o' O--'~ - ,k,..ni
By biz bodJ"sSMoi va -. ~ TIA
ARs 'As1' 700. 'sOA - D' - -. -. cal.
AnaiF. "a me Da-' 49,. $3.50,
ssJs u9ersIo No law t''','sS, = =. Is
E9slsh army AAS NHPU's 800 =, n..,h.,.
upon 1As A''S1SAN'
u France 30 LAAe0 - -. =
OF zoe IoH'DI'"SN HSS|.1, - ~ -
Ssl1 saa the 's4A '''@sS- :, -, -. 80. -.
ere always l'''a'o-S' ss -. - =. TS "a
mercy FslS' " '.0 4.S, -. .-,ri
sa.eS NS' .O' 800 -. :. ,.0.,.S ,a,,I.
AfP-AA-S Adv -, -..nt.-.s =. -. ,.,.
S's OF ths Va "0E'u AH"s ~ u'' .
we, N order 70 Sstaae me PeSPEl No 40
eds OF PaSiIV sisflA! ss9lAss - HSN 80. -. 80
ahea nSetnaAEJ, ~ 'ns uAa'e'tAi 49, N-''"N -
9 crOuHSd had or SF.HsoesA' N eA.Sps.
ksRISs' the 'Aoy tne we. a-SN'.
ben bShiLd hsE hess l'io ~ "ss 'es !, "uNeD
fls emmett laoy' - "S'~n AsNs'
sle Il rsne-rOE " say "rs''N@e--S'nRNe"S 'D1'
sstVAisd N The presidential mAhsN - sos SS0o'SI
Il the Ils.S sS''Ie"Sn 20 sac eAal,sa P''NoS y
Ptss.dsE', sOd dssnirs ASIisD' e'uOuS
sacu.aLt sn' - sO-~ - - ~.
Vi0.ory,lo OF We A@PfSs.
audible sn'STpfis' Of sArS".AS p%AI
aid tee 'TulsEls' in the 'iaa' y OiOsi'p "a "oS
YHE gdlalmi1h, an lHlni'sa1s sG0On' o. sU,a a ~
aver Fl'1', iOr which, a. ASfAn nA0 We S."' "
p-y, what god rsESOn t1'atea e'n~S'y 'usfs'S'
.hs mOVenSats Of Qlsen T'e'orlA ana Ne s''nSn
Rn ,ress are FslgOusy OhrOnieled IN ateuF tnfOuSh
ana 8sh AIDS or on trip 10 Comp gns, or IN SearOh
o, me Esss :. Spa, the shOPPh AffAoge m'h'' "a
a.tAno Ia Psss.dspts we're duly given to the void
y, ,ho f.,t full follow "a OF the New York Press, alG
.s ,As Ergi,L Journal. ihTsy the ttrgi to AEI'tu'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

5 BIZ re n, Ordsts. tie DjPsSlnent aLd,r Gsnsrsl
Carolina and the AsssHe tsihpifd Of Georgia: ; :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
ApiSb Tendencies.

Ryesunon consent Of inland ard foe, the present
sO,upsa. Of The Presidential char .. Washington hss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
WaNTKD.

M lti WaNTKD. g--s
ITO take the management Of a. farm near
l d IN some person without family and
exempt misi yet csPskie OF dsent sapevi
sim control q NE s.Ins 10 ons who eau
tIols com Portable home and liberal via be
given Apply By letter. directed % ~ H. P, Box "a R,eh
snsdnd city - ~ IN u. ireitA t,i1L.i u. de2l- 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

TIE Warrington Chronicle OF San. az, received yes
serasy aiteruooO, contains tbs 4 rp', iii /. {. Da,
leila; II ......,.-- ,s-.. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

OLA NIX ET - go i1tG -, 90
sDr ga and l04 Bed. BlsLksts, :; u, 80 ~
tiE vi Heavy Amy and Negro BLANKETS;
|. Ht ff'if M 49, tft-yIti forsale By
es2i-a KENT. PAINE 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21
DIyID,END
I nIYInKkDI n

| rl7 DIVIDEND. Z
THE President and Directors of 1.-THE Far
n nk Of yspia have AIRED Dividend OF eight
and gu ter per cent last SIX hs payable cur
TO dedncilon quarter per bonn,
State leaving ttht per cent payable tohe stool trs
spd snes ths ssh e. II I'D ~ i..,L ~ eognis
TOR 6ALR.-A, Steam Rigine and Roiler,
II 6iissnhdr.s power, made ~ Talbot Bre. BIT Esss
:ss:sS: ct tbs ssu s'; ss \ :ss a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-21

FfAyeE " snoF-Ns''t - 1SesS't W VIC aetuVuis'
Hr MAGRUDER, from the Committee Of Courts o.
Justice reported a bill to amend the charter Of the
CITY OF Richmond. RI t.A NH rJ.., -II
Also, bill TO amend an actin regard to iducirriea
Also, 8 bill to srthorEo Judges Of Clrcui. Cotr,s "a
certify the acoonsts Of certain sers In certain cases
Aso blu q secure al qiate supplies for the sup.
port Of the families Of indgept sold era. III
A Joint resolution for relieving 81 men ever 80
years OF age from military duty III the frst regiment
81 the ee,oid class militia. II was stated in debate
sbat would release shout 10 men over 80 years Cd.
81 regiment of Atout 300 Tbs bll was pssse "a
substitute for the bill proposing to dlsband The
the bl for compensation 10 the Executive or lie
ate, JudRss, 90, was taken up. IN IF AZ mn IN
| MfWARD proposed iydsf, which was adopted
providing that the bill shruld rot be 90 a.
10 deprive The Judge Of The circuit Judge Psrktr
fon the Increased comps nsaton to iudgss-hs being
AJss7l noes ~ sDtss-ths constitutional REQUIRE
ment on money bill, not being obtairei III
Oh motion of Mr. 0hDIN, the vote rejecting the
bin uas recopsidsre5; and. n i:ffIfe
On moiion Of Mr. MARYE. the bill was laid on the
table. f.Ef l5It Ft-I Ett-i
bIlIsimllar to ore passed st The last s; sslou =
atpropre ng Elk milliore for the completion Of III.
Oovrgton and Oslo railroad, and icpr mi lois Id
b n,h thtreof, 10 cfnnsct with the more northern
railroads, was taken up aud ordered to be sngto
for q third resiifg 81 lI .tiifl MI N
A mess, received from The ssnate informinp
The Houseof the rssssse Of s.biIl In iheSsns in
sscre session The, bilewss TIE SPrAEsR
to be Dotted on by the Housa ID secret sesscrsI.
li4By Mr. WILSON. of Lie Of W;g,,-Thst the Com
nitee on Banks be requested to INQUIRE into the er
pedisncE Of borrowing upon the faith Of the Stat tn
sp.ois bslorgnR 70 the ksnis of fhis 0ommonNealth
10 be returned ser the ratification Of treaty Of psse
bevssa tie QVnfsdsFsts sssss and Qpllsa ssies sn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

growers NEW THRArRR. MEAN wu1ARp.s
HoTFL.-Grand matinee for the benefit Of the
Newsboys' Home, on Saturday afternoon,
November 18th, at 3 o'clock. Messrs. Wallack
gether with the excellent Com pany and Or.
chestra- have kindly volunteered their SER
vices for the occasion. An attractive bill will
be presented. nov 16.3t*
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DIED.,

November lG. at 9 O'Clock p. nj ELIZABETH
VICTORIA PYLES, daughter of Thomas B. and
Elizabeth A. Pyles, aged IL years and months
ann days.
The friends and acquaintances of 1.-THE family are
invited to attend her funeral at o'clock Friday.
the 18th inst from the residence of her father,
4th street east, between d aud street, south.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, in Georeetown,
NJ, LYDDANE, in the 18th year of bis age.
Deep shrouded is our household,
Grief bends each dear friend down
Our dearest friend has left US now
To sluEber in the tomb.
Yet we have bri lighter hope
Beyond this world of fear,
We will meet again in heaven,
And shed n parting tear. l..
The friends and acqusntances of the family are
requested attend his funeral on to morrow tFri-
day morning at 10 o'clock, from his late residence,
No. lis High street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17
yERCoAr!

OyERCoATS.
Desirable styles of Overcoats at $50, SIS, S35 and
$50 each.
FALL OvgRCoATs, we'll made
RUBBER OvERCoATs, by the single one or dozen,
very low.
GENTS SHAwLs, at S. each.
HESSISG's,
no I7-6t@ cor. 7tb at. and Md. av Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17
F.I, Avn W1Nr,e .s,urua

New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress,
Frock, and Walking Goats, Pantsloons, Vests
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, sc &c.
We now prepars d to exhibit our stock of Men g
gance Of style variety and excel of fabric and
faithfulness OF manufacture. has not been sur
market
Those in search of Clothing for Gentlsme en- Is and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything necss-
sary for q complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO.. 26S Pa av,
&C lO-8m~ Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JEwELRY.-Gold- Plated Sets Chains, Buttons,
Rings, Lockets, Bracelets, Gents Scarf Pins,
Neckties, Gold Pens. Silver. Plated Tsa Spoons,
Spring Call Bells, only One Dollar, at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pa. avenue, near 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

NERVOUS DEBILITY, SIMInAL WlAKNlss, etc. d,
Con Be Csed by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
mar DhW,ly Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17
SEOREF DISHAsIs

ss~a,ttan's Git is the most certain, safe and
sfectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty, four hours Nom neral
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is the soldiers hope, I'D friend to those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages, q;
female, IS.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Jxiess-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrofuls, Ulcers Sores
spots letters 30. Price 81 or six bottles for 81
Bold By 8. O. Ford. Bee Advertisement. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

A DESERVING SET OF CLERKs-Ip the yarl-
Gus departments OF Government there is not q
more industrious set OF clerks employed than
those of the BOARD OF ENROLMENT These
young men work, according to Office rule, from
9 TO 4, and often several hours each evening,
and, we believe, receive q compensation of 50
per day, which is little enough in these times
In some OF the other departments, work done
after night is paid for as extra work, and these
young men, we believe, have made application
for niIar compensation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

~ 1n M eleIl1', q
336 Pa. ave, Wash ~ Cite Travise
inston, d. G. Paris.
Is receiving goods BY almost sver stsa
and has always lsrgs stock Of the finest and most
Of Ladies and Children's Cioaks. LSSiss pd.prsr
%esnts: Lace Goods. large and ape sele :tion Of
Feathers. Silks. Grapes, VeIv.ts kibbon. stc
Dress and ClSak ;, Trp% aais Velvet Ribbons;
bIated House Demsrson, Chetelat & Co Paris seie'
M. WILLIAM being the only merchant in this
Sci 10 Europe and has his gent resid pg in Pati
who sends rim Fouveautes soon as they make
their appearance. is therefore prepared TO ptaase
the most fas tidion tastes. nov 8 3mif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17
srr,nAron.Hal CAN CURED

SPElHAfokRHGA CAN BE CuRKp-Dr Rand's spe-
eidc cures Sprmator,haa, Seminal WeaksIss, hr-
Its effects truly magical trial of the Specific
gill convince the most skeptieal Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. fs6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs-new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Association--Sent by
address D. J. siiiiin HousRton , Howard " Asse
citation. No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa Ia Srn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

MEETING OF THE EAST WASHINGTON LIN
COLIN AND JOHNSON observation-disclosures
evening meeting of the East Washington
Lincoln and Johnson Association was held at
the Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, MIR. Dixon
in the chair.
This being the last meeting OF the Association,
large number were present. and the business
was settled up and the treasurer Mr. Peake)
was ordered 10 pay over any surplus funds to
Mr.. Roche, who was badly injured on Thurs
day night last by the premature discharge OF q
hOwitzer.
a vote of thanks was passed to Joseph Ger
hardt for refreshments furnished the club on
the occasion OF the serenade to the President.
Speeches We're made during the evening by
Messrs. Dixon, Cowan, Clements, Boron and
Nallean, and the meeting adjourned subject 10
the call of the executive committee
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Dr.. pUPoNr's Sugsr-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry bss in VS. They operate spssdily
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial OF
these Pills viii prove their superiority ovr all
18th street and Pa. avenue. Was hinRton. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria ja6-ly
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

EEORGETOWN CORPORATION sTOCK-
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur
shsse Geol getown Corporation Stock which bears
xn interest of six per cent. per annum, payable
LAIRD. CLERK of said Corporation. oc1-dtDl
flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
\ Petomac Tow Company's boats. Potomac"
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
m y Is Water street. Geor 6etown.
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Systematic ROBBERY OF WOOD MRR-
CHANTS The wood merchants along the line
of the canal are losing large quantities of wood
nightly, and could never get any evidence to
prove who the parties engaged in it are. Last
night Messrs. George f. Kidwell and Niehmy
er kept w atch over their wood, and caught a
boy of Is years in the act of taking wood from
the yard of MIR. kIdwell. When taken to the
station house of the Second Ward he said that
he and other boys took wood from the yards
and sold it TO persons, white and colored, Hv-
1rg near the canal, in the Second Ward. He
also said that they are not the only ones en-
gagged, and that early of mornings many col
Ored persons may be found moving large guam
titles of wood. He says they find no difficulty
in selling to the parties he mentioned. The
amount taken in the last two trips he made
was not worth more than so cents, and Justice
Miller was puzzled how to decide the case, not
being willing to trouble the court with case
30 trifling. But, in view of the fact that great
number are engaged in the business, and live
by it, the Justice decided to send him to jail for
10 break up this system Of depredations on the
wood merchants.
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a CARELESS CoACHMAN-Last night officer
Bresnehan arrested Jas. Howard, colored,
driver OF hack No pol. for fast driving on 9TH
street west, and took him TO the Third Ward
Station, for a hearing before Justice Thomp-
son. Howard was very drunk, and had taken
the team from the coach, (Which he had left
somewhere, but was too drunk to tell where, }
and mounting one horse hims elf, put a colored
boy on the other, and had a race up 9TH street.
In front of the Patent Office he was thrown
from his horse, and was found by the Off Ger
senseess in the street He recovered parti-
ally, when at the Station, but could give no
account of himself, the coach, or the horses
He Will be disposed of by Justice Thompson.
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SEvOND WARD STATION CASEs.-Geo. Mitch
ell, fighting $40. Levi johnson, disorderly; do
J. T. Thornton and John HUFF do; IS each. J.
Wheeler, petit larceny; jail for court. Annie
as. John Lacey, drunk and disorderly; S..
Patrick Donohue, disorderly; -. John Haw-
kins, fghting; S5 Benjamin Corson, do; S5.
james King, suspicious character; $40. Y. +.
Shoultz. drunk and disorderIy; SIS. Mary
Cook, crunk and disorderiy; do. James Muir
ply, drunk; dismissed
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Warranted TO CUaxIssIx DAYS. DIR. Godfrey
Antidote, an English Specific OF siIty-hve years
standing, will cnre Gonorrh0a in si1 days. No
change ofdiet required Price 81 pc. bottle. Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook .eIAndria ja6-1y
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THAoHRAPEsT AND BEST HAIl DYE II TIE WolLp
-Nsry Fades or Washes OHt.-Opham' 3 Hair Dye,
so cents . box. The best in use Try 1t. Sold BY
8. O Ford, corner lItb street and Penn. avenue
Washington and Henry Cook, Alexandria.