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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

AMOS KENDALL On The CRISIS.
D.-READ.r
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON,
January %,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

s Loss III FTsE AND EoBBERs, PREvENTgD-The
subscribers call attention. to their extensive stock
oiHerri' g. Cos Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
delivered at sny part of the city,
JAS. @. MCGUIRE & Co
de 3 I'm Sole Agents for Herring L Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

Warranted TO CukEIsSIx DAYS DR. Godfrey's
bntidote an English Specific of siyty-five years.
standing. win cure Gonorrhon in sir dnys. No
change Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per hottie. Sold
by ). Q. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington. and Herr Cook. hlezacdria ia ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

DISEASES a. Tie Nsr eous, Seminal Urinary. ard
Reports CT The Got-~rd Assseiution-Sent by mai
In scaled Letter ee of charge. Address
DR.. }. SGTLLIN HoUGHTcE. Howard Asso ciation
No. = South Ninth Street PHILADELPHIA Pa ts sni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

RIoT.-A riot occurred Thursday night at
we Reuse OF Pat. Murray, on street near 20th,
9st"ci n number of Transfers and q party OF
ms. -~arders- The teansters had cnngreeated
e ea. and drinking, when the First-warders
sn.eleo and attempted to put them ont. A fight
Ssued, which resulted In bloody noses and
W "S t eyes. Ofncers Hurdle and clements went
y The scene of disturbance but ira rioters
Iuecamped. '"'' ""a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND rO.MORRO;

By W b. LEWIs& CO Ausiions re.
FVENING S&LE5 OF BOOKS, AS PHOTO.
II GRAZING ALBUMS, FINE FAMILY BIBLFs Or
PAINTINGS sECosD-Has Books. RASoT ARrtcI ss
80 a. GA SATURDAY and MONDAY RVGN~
lhGS Jsrusrr 81 and 18Th. al z O'Clock OF our
Store NO. APT Ita strfet between @ AMI III 81, ests
IS "a W. IL. LEWIS Il CO., Auct,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

WHappIHa PAPER for sole ct the Star ozaos soun
Z, 6 III cents Per round. i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

EGTGCE.-Personsd Dc sirin 9 fancy costumes far the
ball given by the Harmony Circle Monday, Janu-
arr s. can he supplied by calling on Mr. Marshall,
Of Gerhardt's Hotel. SO g street Monday morning
GOOr. ia COW T g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

81 EcTED PASSAGE THIEVES. -Thursday
night, ofhcer Frazier arrested J os. Dean, cold,
On suspicion OF the larceny Of four overcoats,
one OF W hich was found on his person. and the
other three where they had been left. Dean
*as held In confinement at the Fourth Ward
s1at.on Tor triai by Justice Gibsrson Yesterday
morning, officer Grown arrested Robt- Rich,
alason and Solomon Hall. two more coIored
INDIVIDUALS, well known TO the police, on ans.
ggiClon OF being concerned in the Operations
came Justice ~'-s ~ ''-~o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

= The well known nrss OF ~
Col U'fassy for sale ~
Inquire At 274 Penn. avsnue, in store. CIA
ie
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Byw,B LxwIsa CO., Auc,ioD.er,,

UCTiON SALE OF ASSORTED MsR1aAN.
"A pIsB.- On MONDAY January 2sth at 10 o,otScs
a. Cur store. No A27 9TH street, betW. en- g Ard 3
strt cts We shall cell sn assorted invai,e Of
CHA Ware FsriAn and .soheni< Vase, Lsmpa
Cutlery. Plated Ware. Looking Glasses dc - :
ALTO, about 4na Pairs Boots an Shoes, Is N 81
sslss. - ~
in q? w r LRWIak co kprts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

sErOR R1NrA yAkM OF 1crfy AerA.s on The
Also. NkOUND With good clay, very Snitahle Tor .
fTisk Yard. FEAR the river, between Alsxandris
and q sshipa Inn BUILDING h0FH 10 lease n same
ioraIity. Apply TO lDWD GWAn6, 10 S3La.
eveppe Weehtnetou, 81 address saSscribsF Hot
81. Paul sta baiIimore. 80. 3ats 'sc4se
u two. story back building. being . newly bnilt
ysiSE: No as2 Seurth street, ost.esn I a1d Ne.
Apyly 70 ] Y. CREWS. No. S24 Eleventh street.
10 H-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

tALUABLE PROPERTY ON sfRssr
Ho&TA, BsTwkRN 9EsfH mo ELEVENTH srS.
MEST I'm EpNESoAY AFTERNOON Ja,usryl
IN 81 cioeh ON the PREMISES shah sell -as
ss e.. s,i ~ Lot No. in Square 10 Sts fronting
% re On NoItn street, oct reea reath nd Elsv.
ehIh stree Us ana running back 10 feet inch Il n
proree oy o small brick back bu ldiug, sai two
snn ali Fl anne store r street ncrts %
Terms one third cash; ths rem .inder In six ana
WE'VE moDthsIw with N sres'. secuI ed by deed OF
trust On the fTenises-the cost of conysyapcine to
be paid by TIE purchaser.
Title unquestiopsbia.
"a q I'd Y n 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

WTRITINa DESKS. PORTTOLIO5, PEN
w trives Phctogrsph Albums. Ohssemsn, Chess
Boards, Eack CANNON Boards. God Pens, India
Rubber Pencils, Pocket Books. Memorandpua
BOOKS. Lnr cites. Diaries, Gc, 10. Iossais ct tie
'o csM sl''''' FRAnoK.rAYLoR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Jas M
ii'!ds1 pe6diipg unlicensed; S205S Jna. n
Iree, violating hack law; Sis. John Slack.
gTano larceny: bail for hearing. Jas Dinplsv.
diSorderly; $3.50. Jas. Dean, suspicion of lar
cery; teld fer hearing. John Jones, disorder
~; s.. Joseph Carey, deseTtion: military Geo
Hl!tmoa, disOrderly; S2.5e. VIM. Brown, do. {;
g Margaret Mcneil, selling Zig uor to soldiers
20 John Smith, disorderly; IS SIS. VIM.
dudley, fighting: S27o. Patrick Hicky, do;
S2'O. Cornelius FureY, do; % 20. .Tno. New
4. an. do; S2.70. VIM. Thompson, disorderly;
military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

Washington. jan %, 1s6i-Ri-
ley Il ShinD, EsGs: Receive this as your wn,
as it lawfully belongs to you. and is returned
by Tepentant sinner and a friend. PRAY for
. .. .SgDUU
The above was duly received, and penitsnt
freely forgiven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

no. hiss HELPLEss SoLDIER.-A soldier
NAMED Frederick Capp, who was severely
WCar oFc in one of The battles of the Army of
ire Potomac, anc has b en- confined in .IuSiei
"fy rquale ncsPltii for six months unable to
&C. cut " as robbed while lying on his bed of
- l. Treasury notes, gold locket, and a re-
ceipt lcr saber which he had In his noelret
G?oE. A washerwcInan who W as talking with
him few moments before the larceny vas
c2mn.it ed, was suspected, and searched by
one of the lsdies connected with the hosni,aI
hH' rothiDg was fcnrd, and so far no clu to
The thief has been obtained.
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an% @rattS II TaMna

neber SeIbferbattun
Sine 0bbanttans aber BE raDitoge DeiIlsns BE-
GaaHie OSsr GeIbRbeaefung obne innstIidbe
940s0 r9HsHgfg5g Meci3iu. asfoTrnl
Spm terHprbeuenl Or. q. s. GuIttrweIL
Die i3reflt&en Gcleea bteies 2nRerS lAt In Ntkr berAbuu
ten Brp1hre, sHr Barnune ber Susenh. NIT atetferI@afte
t@ueert. unb Der ktnitee f&ere gDea a~nse6eten, auf ptI&n
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@puepHe unb ben .~tnufenb ~tr6uriBen Green 8tf1Ie@tlt&t
MusfGreifunsen letbens fpaen bteit S&rtft NIT Sprefa
6ubtren.
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6tefelbe GRATIS nnb frauer mad alen GtetIeu b
Der. ct. rerIdnbt. M
Wan abseffre Ia teutIi&er SanbiGtih,
s@ &b. q. q. >ue s. 60,
. DSrrtrt, Net-grri. Wpa.8Ur A66S
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1900 Stl4r0tut5en l. Gualttat rnb tn allen perf5tehenen
ratbsg TN Gr6ben anb SIrtnen terfauft retben. AUD ftnbtt
man balelbf ben erSsten 8srrattr BON e~eassrnteu S6lepp-
|restn unp utunttnenaeIesten SaIen5 8~e3ptrwten Httsen
nab naifene S1leppHese E~rprtneI-S 81 nitre ,3dnpen, Nrnt-
leu6ter unb @tttrtal DsGt u. !. ~. '@1
g%tricntn, b. frIbes ~betlrfen, finten BIER nttirist prttie,
|fprrpbl TN @rOeent rte i'm &letnen. 3agptfI@lth mnGt er
WteSersert6nfer barauF eufmertiant, Set ttt pprsufprehen
tPe fe aHeerSdrtsetntdnfe.n Spinnraber seraa1t unb repa
rtrt.vt e (5matS1.
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~~orsE1sDur0 US1e Marietta, etes "a.
BheeI;ra mus EpYunss

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Snasersntea, rSsISe i'd he s5aIttnacre. hHN Ebir.Csilss,
sa1n~ ~eeetsner, wsfbsu NIT tenftIbsn AEaen tn6 MSosn ia.
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Sea&atLt crlsr&tet, tn aOtntsr se5cstt, nnb Is mir5 Sen SAG
9teren Ertntr10ler nerGbretGt, turSras e. III fHr bfe SS.Sm,s.
lt4tett nb St&eytett Der Rafa9tgre Ia olcn Gtidsn osfrrst
Hut SStgeg SaRn tastsu pig Au;tpGn6trtr gf Sas SSnsuEE,
aEo GtutgRe, tie ~ BITE eiRaige babm N Sr"e
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50 slltR9sa eeffrb trt. ANe anoexsu @obnes s..
t0restn, Io3 trxmst Dteientsen, tpelchs Ia Sic Wefeinsntss
Ctadten etirranbern, nit ban I~anS;aaler Gsaiaruuten. 2aosn'
AusnGnptttt mt@ieln auf ttettr 21rn be TRccen GsSEyss.
per e1nttn erfe ppa 0aItta10re na@ Stnsinn1tt NM Ais,
Nsnl Gni bit Santea GtreGt. ertf@en @aItEn1urs rnS ri
GpusS, 1ertE bmH&en Baltimore nn6 gbteaep noe bysi spsI
Ne@ Stustnnast gdanst man Gmf btsfsr @atH In a0 G3trnSes
nag ~. ScAsd Hno 1tteaeo tn 3 Saotn. af7aa1s11e |
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sts II Sa9rsn tesabIsn DnIbts SttIs. RtnAsr unter 4 Sabr,n
fnb gani fret. {aI29G fS ~ NsE~
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90 gtet0er &ett "a btm EtHiMxzlueScrte ant Elm 7sh.r !.
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8nrteel, Stn istre onNtre Datn bttttt. S@1l
6atrpsetie DuA 8alttmuye so@s
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si&ssSt v 31Ae
Anl q. na@ SonntaS, 1S. SUM, tccersen tSeIiet q 3aav
nag ~SSPeeIiUs Ia6 Sartersbara uuo eiu 8ac ua6 Isrebgs
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SrpreB5n8 tGgti9 Gbeuhs 9.16. sH] = IN ~
Sstoe 3tt9e ~Ssrbincen f3 a1 O6tcgus p4t aIIeo gl6,s
sen ~sfttiG, ncrbrefti& un6 i~ibnsssin.
Der ,3ns nae GreSerid ac9t eaaIi9 bsn s,arttuuDrs M,
&.8e Ssarniittass nub rsa SSrsSsrtS 200 Nporeep8.
SOnntuss ouasenOuruien.
Der 3ng nag &niectts aasgs sept BOZ 8aItius4eE
Dscrseus ,uMg 30 unt s.15, unsa @osruttoos 10 nrs
AS, Hab bon Gnicctt's gails aIcrseas i. 40 aub ii 90
aIb 9oGuzjttags 2.45 NIB 500.
9la9 WaIbtngton,
ahsans ooa Baltimore na@ wci5iuaton asoroe,s 3. Ak
200, 900 RaO 1000, nRb ssa1ul 8, 80 40 rnb TIaS.
Gouutags @forsers TN 3.45 NIB soc. nus gsom,
SssttaSs I'M $50. absanB OOn gsaib;aatca @,prosra
|nEi $50, 1880 nnb Ills nnS gssssu.. "a, 4.45. T.S0
$50 Seuatass aur aicrsens TN 100 u. Sac,aitteos
800 II. $50 ssur bes 2e uno 4s aua bon 9oIti.
nose ant bet erfIe unS SieEts Bus BEN geaftirctpn
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5u9 Don Baltimore rnb br finite 3us spa gDaisineetsp
%rsrbinben 10 mi: BEN GnnapeIisa Gage.
aEegea nG9erer g~ustunft rae 8tlete isSSv ART rueube
4aaR f4 an Q. E. GnslauS, SCENT IN ber Ga.nSen. eta
tipn chez an bic Eidet=OfFce.
49y %. y. mtt5 Eraaepor tuietaer
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Gee Wnans een6e frss.l

j. iI Cur tetcnoeren &et~nt1tEuohule. :
Gintranberer un6 Seiienbe fsnten febs ScrE@tis fein
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SO, 80 6anoperitrabe, nabe 9pmbarpiraBe
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Observation-Disclosures Sdbet- &uppeInr S&drpen, seat6t
FEnbntetantne S6ulterfretfen. ~bereRlbtte q. ppaeue 2tsen u,
unttprntn6pfe NIT benz Qappsr Der ~eta3eIreu Sta6ten uub
br Ser. ct. Mrnee. 5GagAffHn (30innSl
EQI0r 10000 Gtfdb= Nnthen.1
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Abgaus bes Giieabusm3ase.
Rad 8qibin8tOu ;
8crmitta8s: 3.45 700 800 unb 10 nrr.
Wa9mutass: $50, 4.40 Rne 1895
SDnntoSs I'm, 3.45, 9 nfr D1orsems Gnb
$50 8a&mitaes.
Ssa So & btn8tea
SorWtttass: $50, Z 80 Ills,
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5Onntass aur uuu 7.30 Morssas unp
800 Il. $50 Radmittasa ftr Baltimore unb
BttIaselpRia une 7.5O far NewsDOrt.
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NaAuittaas.
gDn 8aibinston $50 Goxu. NIB LAS
Na4uttass.
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Tefsus Morsens..7.45 gsin.
SeyreB3us abenbs 9.15.
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4.30 Nadmittaes.@ Naans son5reeerid
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psfsua 8 ubr 20 W1tn. O1craens.
grslsBsus 8 l1br 80 Wfin. Gbenos.
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nnb fsate sttenaaah bic 3pFaaas, attrslt an werbsu, sufa,S,u
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pelae aus serbprkfreut 8lute entprtneen.
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l.H9Ilt3E Itstttnen fur cant Arwrita.
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Rad W f 81 arstanb.
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linton Teaer : 0er~fitbernnAS> Oefeas
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

ANOTHER ESCAPED UNION OFFICER.-Lieut.
Scudamere, one of the officers who escaped
from Libby Prison arrived within our lines
on the Rapidan last Sunday night. He had
been out nineteen days. He had intended to
proceed by way of Gordonsville toward the
Ohio river, thinking his chances of getting
away in that direction better than by the Pc
ninsula, az he felt certain of being captured
had he gone the latter way. After travelling
twenty-five miles, his knees failed him, and
he was forced to lie in mud-hole, as he
terms it, for nine days. A negro took care
of him and became his companion, and he
resumed his journey At another time he
was obliged to lie concealed three days. He
finally reached the Rapidan on Sunday night,
and crossed, passing within a few PAGES of
the rebel pickets. Lieut.. Scuiamere says
that he saw no troops near Richmond, nor
white male inhabitants On his route through
the country. He met only women, children
and negroes. He represents Lees army as
pretty strong, but no signs of activity were
visible He was captured near Rome Geor-
gia, and had been ten months in the Libby
Prison. EGO Of. -5s1. .f...s....r... 81,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

The Richmond Dispatch says: " In what
way life is to be kept this year, in order to
distinguish it from other seasons, might puz-
zle a Carthusian monk. This is not the re-
suit of any scarcity of the fruits of the earth,
but of the disordered currency, for there is
no article of food or clothing which cannot
be purchased at pretty much old prices for
gold