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TEE DRATr.-The second supplementary
draft, for the wards Of this city, takes place
this morning at the Office of the Provost
Marshal.
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CITY NEWS.

CoRRECTIoH.-The name Of Charles B.
Evstt was incorrectly inserted in the list of
sxempts from the Tenth Ward yesterday.
The namo should read Clayton D. Evatt.
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[ET TELHaRAPH.l

RIoEr-Higher and In good demand.
WheRL-ffrm. The supply or al dsscrfptfons q,
light Sales OF no Chicago spring Al sI TX ard
last night Ohieago spring part aI 81 n
Corn and other grains scarce and mammal
Erelghtg-Oanal freiEhts Erm. Flour a.. WHEAT
lzei corn l04e to Rev YORK,
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8. z. EsoNkY aIARKEa- Iune

iET FELEzaAFd.l
Honsy-EIsy at SAT per nt
Sterling GNohanRa-Unsettled and sailing at
li0aZ25 N currency.
t1oid-EKcited and decidedly hfghsr, closing at
z05a2l6 offered aud 2OSa2IO asked.
SOvornnasE 3IooEs-stronE. United States
Sizes OF ISL coupons, i3sIi34 Ffva-tWeuties coz
pons, l05AalOSi Ssyenthirties, oct sber April,
lU7k.
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TIE MAINE WooDs. By Henry D. Thoreau.
Author Of A Week on the Concord and Mer-
nmac Rivers ;" Excursions" &C. Boston {:
Tclnor Fields. 1854.
Henry Thoreau lived closer to and drew
his inspiration more directly from Nature
than any other man Of these modern and
civilized times. He was never hsppy amid
the restrsinments and refnements of civil
iEsd New England life never unhappy
amid the glorious, free, wild haunts where
Nature hides herself from view. Whether
this feeling arose from the innate savage in
stinct possessed by all of Us, OF from high
and holy love Of the Goddess and the relig-
ion Of Nature, or from both causes, it is not
necessary for as to inquire. Certain it is
that from whatever cause the feeling had its
birth, 1t has most admirably fitted Thoreau to
be the writer Ofjust such book as he has Civ
en- Us here. It segregated him from m en-,
cut him of from all luxurious and super-rs-
hnements, drove him into the WiIds
Of Maine and Northern New Hsmp-
shire, made him content rWith
the rudest and most primitive manner of life,
sttuned and fsmiliariEsd him with Nature in
all her moods, and made him SO closely OBJ
sorvsut of her that nOthing-not the mint utsst
detail--iR all her aspects, in all her depart
ments, escaped his scrutiny. Nor did he
lose, withal, that Yankee shreWdness so
characteristic of him, which crops out in
fresh manifestations with amusing iteration.
He had, moreover, a dssh-thOugh never so
slight-Of the poetic inspiration, in his COM
position,-vithout which any book Of travel
dogensrates at once into stadiums and para
sangs. He was, by Instinct and experience,
the very High-priest and Interpreter Of Nat
ure. His books arc full Of her freshness and
inspiration. They are as faithful, as graphic
and as minute, as the photograph.
The book before US now gives q series Of
descriptions Of various points in the wilder
ness of Northern Maine noted for their
beauty or grandeur, Ktsadn, Chesuncook,
&c. His last work,-it is also his bost,-pos-
sssses the characteristics SO prominent in his
other volumes. It will hardly meet with q
large sale, but it is suve of appreciation from
all true lovers of Mature.
For sale by ]. B. Cobb and Co.
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1t is for sale by ]. B. Cobb & Co.

JANUARY AND JUEE: By Benz. F. Taylor, New
York Follett, Foster & Co. 1854.
Few have not heard of Benjamin r. Tay-
lor, the genial and kindly war correspondent
ST the Chicago Journal, recently expelled by
an arbitrary and unjust order from General
Sherman's lines. But B. F. Taylor was, be-
fore the war, comparatively little known as
an author. The present volume, is, hoWev-
or, q reprint Of book issued by him some
sight or ten years ago, consisting of brief
snd'besutiful little essays from his pen. It
is one of the most delightful books which We
have ever examined, crowded full of peetic
and exquisite fanciss, delicate and graceful
wit, and genuine humanity and kindnesr.-
His fancies are indeed at times too thickI7
crowded upon each other, and the whole
seems too much like graceful but fragile
porcelain tower, too little Ike q strong
and solid sdihoe. It is, however, . ysry
beautiful and readable little book, and con-
tains some gems Of poetry.
For sale By ]. B. Cobb 4 Co.
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Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
coIors, opened this morning st Mrs. Shsw's
rooms. iunel7;157
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Tuesday, Juns 2tst, b. Rev. ]. Monteith THO
DOhE - BARNUM. of Buffalo, n. Y, and SARAH
" eldest daushter Of Rv T. Avery, Of this cit.
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RNVRNUE STAMPS

IOE eALA At TH8. i
LsRVHuAr POST u FIJI L CYR =.
&. ooWLEs, P. M.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
BeSlgnated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF tke United States,
National 10. 30 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions nom the Secretary Of the Trees-
ury datod March d, "a, this Bank Will receive cub
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER -OEET.
LOAN in coupon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty yeavs from date
IN OoTM,
This lean bearB GOLD IETEREsT, payable sENI-AEEU-
on coupon and registered bonds Of t01 and over
aud ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomlDa.ion Of 81
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to psy the SC
crued interest the rst OF March TO the day OF
subscription in Coin OF In Currency adding ftY per
cent premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day OF subscription. Also will allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual commission Of ene eighth Of Per cent,
aprila-l62.
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GGRAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic & ct Western Railway.

Passengers going Ea.tward will remember that
this Is the only routs running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at sl0 p n, arriving at Sala-
mAnoa at 4:4I A. M, and New York a. ez3 P. NJ
Sleeping Coaches attached.
BB- No Change of Cars.
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NOO0AINE-BURKkTrs UOOO2-
" inc Tor the Hair. A large supply on hJpd and
f5f Gale Is le OHta1io street.
'iIlsiI JHUEOEILL RBo.
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II OTIS FORSALlG-l3b FT. BEoET
u 4 on superior. st., corner o. Muison-st. Algo-
1lb-lotE l6, II and 8 being l5 ret front eooh eu
porioF-St., east Of Huirson-9t Also-l5 feet front
On BPring-St running back 70 the Bailruad track,
being land On which part Of the Wood shed Of the
OaGsiand, Oolumbus 3 Cincinnati Railroad stands
Alge-7 1st6 inches front on OhamFlain-St, nearly
oElo1lee the new Oity Court H01as.
idee1- kD AttnrBs7I
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JOE d aR JIAE.
uEVVIArD alARkET-

ANA7nAA ~ f-AAlsfg aNAiu - AoNlJ
RsesiVts-fne following are the reooiDts Of grain
by raj during the n hours ending q. hnlpast one
O'Clock to-day:
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An Unusual Affair at the United
States Custom House.
coGLEcToR BALLARD PREsEErED WITH A
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.

Yesterday all the employees of the Custom
House for the District Of Cuyahoga, consist
ing of Deputy Collectors, Clerks, the Light
house Keepers of Cleveland, Black River,
Fairport, Ashtabula and eOnnesut, the Off
GERS Of the Marine Hospitals, and number
of other gentlemen, assembled in the office
Of our worthy Collector of Customs, @. J.
Ballard, Esq, and presented him with
magnificent gold watch and chain, bearing
the following inscription:
Presented to
C.J BALLARD, ESQ,
Collector of Customs,
As token of respect
By the Employees Of Customs, Lights, and
Marine Hospital.
EDIsrR1cr CT oUYAHOGA, JUNE 21sT, 1864.
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CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAT Evening, June 21.

President of the Council, Thomas Jones,
Jr. in the Chair.
All the msmbers present except Messrs.
Danglsr, Martin, Townsend and Willard.
Reading Of the minutes Of the last meet
ing dispensed with.
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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To levy and assess special tax upon Bel
den street. Passed.
To establish the grades of Jay street.
Second reading.
To provide for iho construction of Erie
Street Branch Sewer and branches, and to
assess tax therefor. Second reading.
Council adjourned for one week.
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GEHTLEMEE. Samples and Catalogues sent
for 25 cents. Enclose an envelope with your Owl
n1u1e and Address, ~ REMmETr
iunei6 Iba 5ak Efbsrfy-st-. EeW York.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
Economy in q Family.

There is nothing which goes 80 far towards
placing young people beyo ond the reach of pow
erty as tconcmy in the management of house,
hold affairs. 1t matters not whether a man fur
nishes little or much for his family, il there Is
continual leakage in his kitchen or parlor 1t
runs away, he knows not how, and that de-
mon, Waste, cries More - like the horse.
leech's daughter, until he that provided has
NO more 10 give. 1t is the husbands duty to
bring into the house: and it is the duty of the
wife to see that none goes wrongfully out of
il. a man gets wife to look after his affairs
and TO assist him in his journey through life:
TO educate and prepare their children for q
proper station in life, and not to dissipate his
property. The husbands interest should be
the wife's care, and her greatest ambition to
carry her no farther than his welfare or happi-
ness. toR. ther with that of her children. This
shoDld be her sole aim, and the theatre OF her
exploits in the bosom Of her family, where,
she may do as much towards making a fortune
as he can in the counting room or workshop.
II is not the money earned that makes q man
wealthy, 1: is what he saves from his earnings
Self qualification in dress, or indulgence in ap-
petite, or more company than his purse can
we'll entertain, are equally pernicious.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
BALTtM0KE AND OHIO RAILRoAO.
@ g M ss;s;sfE

~
On ana after sundsv. April 10TH 1884. Daily Trains
and Washington and the West. "a follows:
For PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
except Sunday
On Sunday at 8 ~ N for rPHlLApELPHlA.a ana
rs pm for NEW YORK
Passengers for Philadelphia win take notice that
the 69 train ia the aisa t,asa dIi!y fo' PhsLo-
dolphin.
The train at 7 81 m does nos 20 to Philadelphia,
and ss for Neic York passenssrs tro2usirslg
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave xton at 63' m. 30 m, II Is N,
80, m. 4.3O m. 30, m. and 80 p N. except
On Sundays st 81 q m. and and sDpm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE VEST.
Leave Washington st $50 N, and and 20 N
daily, except Sunday
On Sunday, at and SO m, only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 3.4s, 40, 7. xnd 10 4 and
On sunday, at s4 and k2O q m and $50 M. only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 30 N, and and 40 p m,
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday
Trans leaving Washing gton At 7 80 3 m and Z so
m go through to New York without change of cars.
Sleeping Car on 7 80 p m train. Berths in sleep
Ticket Office; after that hour they must be secured
of the sleeping car conductor.
The hrst and fourth trains from Washin xton stop
at all way points.
&c. apply to GEO. g. K0oNTZ, Agent at Wash.
ipktop Station or at the Ticket Office
WP SMITH. Master of Trans portation
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent apll-tf
Evening star., 1864-05-04
NOW READY-PRICE rs CENTS.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARTON'S

One volume, octave, paper. price Z, cents.
With the view of meeting the extensive popular
demand for this remarkable book, this edition has
Eeen pre- pared. he page and type are similar to
those of Rarper's Magaztns Some of the less inn
portant documents omitted, and in some in
stances the account has been condensed yet never
of the story.
Unauestionably this book stands pre- eminent in
interest among all yet Occasioned by the rebellion.
Its subject and author combine to render it fasci-
mating. Fifteen editions have been called for as
fast as they could be printed 1t has been most
warmly commended by the loyal press of the
to be a complete vindication of Gen Butler from
the malicious ch argos which envy and hatred have
brought against him.
1t contains anecdotal sketch of Gen Buffers
brilliant and remarkable career at the bar of Mas
sachusetts; history of the secret movements in
the Charleston conveotion; conversat lions between
Gen. Butler and the leading secessonists at Wash
traitors; Gen Butler invited to join them his ade
rice to e his in preparing Msssa
polls to Washington; his NJ ght march to Balti-
more; collision with Gen. Scott: his course at
Fortress Monroe; the history Of the cont' abands;
Richmond: the truth about the battle at Great
Bethel; the Hatteras Expedition; THE SECRET HIS
TORY OF THE NEW ORLEANS EXPEDITION; the ad-
FULL ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF NEW Or
lBAEs; the landing Of the troops in the city;A
COMPLETE NARRATIVE OF SUCCEEDING EVENTS with
q large number of highly interesting narratives
and anecdotes never before published; the recall
of General Butler, and the explanation given oft
by the Government his present opinions upon the
great issues before us.
EDITION in large type, crown, Svo., cloth fe2
70 cents. German Edition 81. Sent by mail on re-
For 81 sale by MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, and
BY all Booksellers. Published by MASON
BROTHERS, Mercer street, n. Y. ap31-}t
Evening star., 1864-05-04
THB EVENING STAR.
A SingutaP ass.

NuSutaPt 9ss,
The case OF John W. RuE ter, clerk Ia the
New York CussG n II use, recently u!ed on a
charge of fGrgery, prsssnts soma remark ibls
features. It appt ars shat certin drafts o Mr..
Cis %. the Assistant United STATES rrsasur,r,
have to be s,s ned by Mr. Hunter, ana tn 1t two
such ora'ts, one FOR S52tQ aud the other for
$50 were rer ented ana paid, but were pro-
nc n ced forgeries by the clerk At ths Uustom
AoIsr, who Afterwards received them fro m
MI. Cisco, and also by Mr.. Hunter. Mr. Cisco
howsvrr, declared tha, thy were genuine
checks, and had Mr.. Hunter arrested on tos
chargeof fefraudiag the Governm mt OF the
ncney paid on ,hem At Ih- trial, he swore
roupGiy that Hunter ma de the checks, and that
Ee knew that nobody but Hunter could have
him about n hand writing with which he was
familiar. Mr.. Cisco's clerk testified in the
ssne vein. The Government also introduced
testimony 10 show that in January (tne time
" hen the checks were paid) Hunter had de-
posted in certain banks large amounts Of
money
The defence adopted an ingenious expedient
TO destroy the force of Mr.. Cisco's testimony
They employed an expert penman to initiate
the signature OF Mr.. T.. in order to test wheth-
tr he could be deceived as to hand writing
with viii b he is familiar. The success Of the
experiment perfect. The penman wrote
the words, VERY truly yours, J. +. Cisco,"
ard Mr.. Cisco On being asked if the writing
Wa his, answered "Undoubtadly it is" Thus
perished che fleet of Mr.. Cisco's evidence. In
the NJ xt place photographs of the two forged
checks, sEd of two gen uine checks, were made,
and the writing enlarged to the greatest degree
consistent with distlnctness. This showed
clearly The writing of the forged checks was
traced and simulated. The mending up of the
tiers was as apparent as the letters them
- Ives. Each letter showed that it took @
] nmber of strokes OF the pen to makeit. In the
next place Mr. Hunter satisfactorily account.
ed for every cent which he deposited in the
hanks during the month of January. The re.
snlt was so complete, that before the defence
had concluded its testimony, the U. s. Dis
trict Attorney rose and stated that he was
satisfied of Mr.. Hunters complete innocence,
and moved his discharge from arrest, which
was done,
Evening star., 1864-05-04
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs F0R WHITE PINE sHINanRs.


CAieJ SEartsrssa1er G&es D~p1. Of WasArsxson,{
WashinxIon. ID c April %. 1874
eeslsd Proposals win be received at this Office
until Tuesday, May tn 81. at i2 clock NJ, for the
dslyer, u this depot of the following amounts Of
Shingles:
One million ~ .Oa0) No. ]. l5-inch white pine
ingies, sawed SeAr3
The shipsles 10 be made from good material. to
be uhjscted to . rigid inspection before being
eeived. and the whole amount contracted for to
be delivered within thirty taD days from signing
OF contract.
Bonds In = sum equal to half of the amount of
the contracts win be required Of the susesssful
bidder bidders.
Bids received for two hundred and dfty thousand
fe5n iOOl shin giles. more.
eamp1ss If the shingles proposed for will be re-
ouired Of each bidder.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for White Pine Shingles" and sidrssssd to the
undersigned. D. H. ROCKER.
Brigadisr General aud Chief Quar- termsster,
An It'd Depot of Washfngton, D. G.
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PROPOSALS.
nRpNANCE OFFICE.

e.
" W.s DTE.szsssT; R.ss,ssTsr NAV ,sa.
sns ssf'fs si day
delivery at the foilp gipg arsenaIss Oavslry Ac-
sou.,ensn.s, uhs:5 States Cavalry pssEeEn' IS
At the New York Arsenal, Is, ,oo' sets.
4. .bs g.: Lseis A,.snsl, SO os ssssi, ss,s
Al the Aliexh any Arsenal, p,o9l sets. .
s4s e. a be IN xss sif
Be r ssie
sns es s.oi
box or Pouch ns one Belt for
a seri.ls and work nsnsS!p The sssFe:Oslt. sssss;
sRf and II c
FsssRp Rss2lbsff LEAfHER m Rs"'poa'h OF PUNE OAK
It Is to be distinctly understood that this Depart
mept is to have the privilege Of in.psetilng the
stock before cutting. They .sre to bs 81 .ject to
None are t., be accepted or paid for but such az
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than
one. tenth J. 10th, per week of the whole number
contracted for the first delivery to be msde on the
Failure to make deliveries at q specified time
number he may W fail to deliver at that time
The Accoutre ements must be boxed in the usual
manner; the boxes to be charged cost, to be de-
termined by the inspector,
Bidders will state explicitly the Arsenal, or Ar
senals, where they propose to deliver, and the
number of sets they propose to deliver at each
place. if for more than one
No bids will be considered from parties other
than regular manufacturers, and IS such are
known to this Department to be fully competent
to execute in their own shops the work proposed
for. Should any party ohtainins q contract offer
Accohtrements other than those made in his own
shops. they, will be rejected, and the contract
rendered null and void.
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of their sureties over their own
signatures.
Each party obtaining contract will be obli ged
to enter into bond with approved sureties for its
faithful execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con-
tract and bonds
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids fnot deemed satisfactory.
Proposals wi be addressed to Bri gadier Gene
raj George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington. D G - endorsed, Proposals for Cavalry
Accoutrements.'
GEORGE D. RAMSAY
Brigadier Genera, Chief OF Ordnance
nv e. eOd}1t
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FRESH STOCK OF SPRING aooDs.

FRIsEse s1Ee n9G pseeiging our spring supply of RE-
. BUCKETa nag, HHnSl, MATEh COOLER, BR0QMS,
fsspsrs. ssn many other goods suitable for house
pS; HpecSa. stfention is invited to the celebrated
to the Union Gsras Sy far the best use also
fort, ease and economy ainf k1ed for com-
ap = eoN lint. Times 3aS strsst
A TaTHHkMnTTToN, aHknT ooMPANYI-oIARR's ON
warranted to oroSDc9s S0s9a Ssin.lass.-.RAch packet
ssn in sf .ss
unnS this Onsusnt t.5y .CS g the skin. Any person
ssossS Ss Fl .sRss
mcntRs from dsy Of pussb. ~ any tTs within three
sealed and POSTPAID e on rsesint sens
nSnsy. 1d9ress A. O. oLARK, r. g. DTsnsro q ts iee
IMPl LIAAi LIMDEI an nv, .,s,. = -.
II deliver fresh burned PoI6MxC LINE. n,s. e
pared from my new. Plane Kiln, without eomins
~ Z. b. o1sfiSMA AN, Bsns Lime Kiln,
D1-sn Pa. ~. and Resk Creek RidSe,
Evening star., 1864-05-04

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si|,i, ]. \: S..,: .srssye1ss. "
Deadly Po,ss. Ms,esry. ssos1 apDsy
CUR. .xasr 5SGT FS Sfss SsYst sYYtAs. Ii
& si 1ds:,: sas
s.Fy. Isnsuos.. 10. ssiris:, oo9iusiea q tdsss.
RPApit.tiops Of the Hss.t. fi%idity. Tr:uSlnS.
tanss. sso%seS rsrrsi. 81 sss H,s Hs
ssc..T and .es.r, NOR. f...P % ,Ssss
!Lcsim: shsn The song q s,,sn: 2 a. q
ssntiespstions. rendering marriage. TO-. inposss-
ssrs Sics tS:t and 2, sS
Tosns no.s saas
.so night tS have r.
wakso to sxstacy the living Tyre. may call WITH fsu
'0n0'''ffs1 'f1xs PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Th.s. sfe some Of ths SD and msi.nsheiy .sses
p ssfs asss a e. a
tss..s:st s d Ef'ss: s.si
n. nina
Ayers,on e society. SELF pistrast. Love of Sol:
sad'' rlnial''' Il MARRIAGE
s|;s I, &: :$ss 8 :;.:::
as sss Ssg p.ssa Si%ss Under IL. car. on J.
9s tsIs !. si: sf
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By Dr.. Johnstons marvellous treatment. Weak
ct A' &. ns: .as
lated and In Potent , .ho aad lost al iops. have
Al i@ @psdi@s sst. to m.rri.ss. Physical or nsnss,
DLepalihos,ions, 70. q Proersetay. Power. Nsr-
ss: :s:.s; sSI!s =.
Member of the 70 sc,.i asi 6oiisss oi Surgeons. Lon.
ana the srsasss
pa ;Ssns IA p the q
known; many troubled with rinsins in the Sssa
6usSins ATTENDED .o@ssimss With asr.nss%sss Snsss
OF mind were 'orsS Y0nHS 5TRsSsif!S MIN
Who aaye injured themselves oy osfta!s grasttee
which nishtly felt, .hen salesp and i NOD
both mind and body, .E0uId sppIs iInsdisssiY:
5 e. sa hop: :Ssud q
II: e. @ 81 @ 1c AS
sucb persons must, esf15s contemplating
rsn.o. .h.. sound aine .ns bod, AZ. IL. noss
ness indeed. Without these the journey thlonsh
Life sn.r: :, x. &c sn
esoiS rss.ssi that the s.ppins.s 81 asosSsr 3
ehsA''fb bisRSSEg fsss Isl s"o Or ImpR upEscs.
WAen the miss aidsd and imprudent yotafy a
dsssts, It often happens thai An iii. timed ssass
Of shame ordrsad Of discovery deters him from ap-
70 iod e.
incapable Of curing, fleh bis pecuniary substancSs
the smallest Zee can Be obtained, and IN dsspsiS
leave him With ruined health to sigh over his Ean-
x se Of sa:s .sS
the Head. Tilo.t, Nose, skin sto.. .prosTssass
his dreadful sufsrinss By sending him to that un.
discovered country r IN whose bourne no traveller
OFTIol SOUTH sRlDlRIoK sTRlIr,
left hand side soins from Baltimore street, tsv
doors fror. the corner. Jail not to observe name
V No letter, received unless post paid and con-
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persona
vsrtissmsnt describing symptoms
INDORs1MINr OF THI PRlss.
within the last twenty years, and the numsrous
important eurstcsi Operations performed by DR.
p the #
peared seain and again before the public bssideo
Els standins as ssntleman Of chaFsotsr and re-
ssssa 0'h''' Is 'un''n' guarantee to the a.
=. SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
SECRET DIsEAsEst SECRET DIsEAsEsl
Evening star., 1864-05-04

w. NEW SPRING GOODS.
w ILL Open this day, a beautiful assortment OF
Psrasols, Sun Cmbre!lss, Grensdine Wells, Guip-
pure Laces, Bngle Gimps, Bugle Buttons, Dress
Trimmings and Buttons,. New Ribbons, HOOP
Skirts and Corsets Hair Eetts, q fno assortment;
Kid and other Gloves. Braids Of all kinds COiiars
Cuffs and Sleeves; Stockings, Handkerchief, Shs,
kers, &e., &c. Also, fine assortment of Gentle
men 8 Goods, Fine White Shirts, Undershirts and
Drawers; Socks, Neckties. Collars and Hcarfs; Toi
Edi ist Artishss sh Mqsesl Instr9pents, Toys &C. &C.
near 18th, and get cheap goods.
1FIC for coloring the hair an 2s-eoSt