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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04
On Friday, the 18th day of Nav, 1864.
May 4. 1864. 2t
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
n CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE
SoSSEITUTION.


Be u r|Soiuea by the Senate auE House Of Rry-
TsssataItutS Of the Commonwealth OF PeIansi Tea
ma fn General dsSsn,tfy nst, That the following
amendments be proposed to the Constitution q
the Common wealth, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be an additional section TO the
thiri articis of the Constitution, be designated
section four, Is follows 49,.
SECTION Whenever any of the qualified
iec'o-s Of this Commonwealth shall be il any &C.
fual military service, under reouistiou Fl ON the
President of the United States. by the author
ty Of this Corn eslth, such electors may
ercse the right of suffrage in nil elections by the
cititeT.s. under such regulations EL ali
bs, pre-eribed By law, fully as If they were
present Mt their usual place of election
SECTION 2 There shall DO two additional sec.
tions % the eleventh srticie Of the Constitution,
10 be Designated a. sections eigs end nine fai-
lows
SECTION s. No bill all be passed hy the Leg.
islature, containing more than one subject, which
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ep
preparation bills >
..oEcTios 8. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
slature granting any powers. privileges in
any ease. where the authority TO grant such poE-
ers, privileges. has been. may hereafter be,
conferred upon the Courts of this Com N awelath"
HENRY c JoHNS0N.
Spsaktr Of thr Hoass Of Representatives
JOHN P PENNEY,
SpegEer Of tRe .SsH1te-
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+. SIMON THOMPSON

GauTloS-rAil persons are hereby cau,io,
certain note of hand calling for s40sn5 Ss,.s
the day of -. siS63, given by me 10 ;Tsa.s
Graham never having received value for .sSs
note viii not pay the same unless Compelled b,
due course of law y
May 4, lS6s-pd ALEXANDER GRAu.u
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EfSFR Game to the premises Of the s,A.
- serIoer, residing in Pike township some tim.
in September lasta red and white sno,,s5 L.ee ne
supposed to be about two years old The ovr..
Is requested TO come forward. prove property w.
charges and take her away, she will be sold :,
the law directs ta -
May 2 1864 pd SIMON THOMPSON
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sleit 8Qgertissments.

aue'tsssnie',tsSet i1i large type, catts oroutor
fof- os urged aoHbie pyfce for spacr occv-
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10 oInsare attention, the CASH must acco-,-.
ny notices, as follows Cautions wsts stsSs-
strays, 81; Auditors notices, 81, so: Gd@. o.
all other transient Notices az the sams & sae
othe radvsrtisements at 81 per SO uare for
insertions Twelve lines lor lessl count ,or ..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-04

DUBLIC VENDUE.-There will be expos-
& ed to sale at public outcry at the residence
Of Joseph Irwin, deceased in Lawrence township,
On Friday, the 18th day of MAY, 1864.
The i1i!owing described personal property 20 wit:
ONE Buckeye reaper aud mower. one rhreshing
machine one two horse carriage. one dearborn
wagon, one cart. one sleigh two log sleds, ons
tim ser sled. one yearing colt. ono cow. Eve head
of young cattle, niue head of sheep one hog uus
tanning mill three plows. one harrow. grain era
dies ana moving scythes harness and pIow gssrs
two saddles lot "f carpenter tools aud work
bench. one large copper kettle. clock, togeth-
with variety of other articles too tedious. to
mention.
Sale will commence at 9 o'clock. =. m Of SAID
day, when the conditions will b. 10 ada kno~r by
MARTHA IRWIN
L. z. IRWIN. ------
May l. 1864 Is Executors
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RoNDS AND NOTES FOR SALE.-Ths
- undersigned is prepared to furnish. 20 tho.s
seeking investments Goverpment and corn,s
bonds Also five per cent Government note.
II B. SwoOPE
C!earheld May T. 1854. Atty az Law
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ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Gro. BERGNER, frefo the COMMITTEES
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DIED.

On the 9TH instant, at quarter to three o'clock
p. n. JOHN HITZ, sr. Consul General of switzer-
land AGED 81 years native Of Switzerland but for
50 years citizen of the United ststes. during 20
years of which he was resident of Washington
city.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral without
further notice on Friday the 10Th instant at half
past two CLOCK p. m from his late residence, No.
g south A street, Capitol Hill.
On a7ih Jan of whoopins cough, MATTE, in
FAINT daughter of W Z. and Matte A. Chandiee
aged months and 10 days.
In ttis city, on the 2lth instant. WILLIAM
MATTHEWS, nth son Of John y and the late
harriet Maria Boyls.ia the twelfth year Of his age
May he rest in peace.
In Washington City, on tbs 18th inst, JOHN
EDWABD TURNER, son Of Sarah A. and the la To
John B. Turner formerls Of Charles county, Nd
aged s. years. months, and days.
Port Tobacco Times please copy
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKak UP ktTRA!-ea the "a inst.at, on IL
Win .i. q end y s9. s ssoMhS
sD,s ehars.s and tale him ..:y q - sI1 5.
]. q s. 10. s. 4 9TH street. BET si Il "a h.
osns.0R Wednssday. The z5th ia'tsnt either oa
T. q so i1saa; sS. y
ss5 b:: ss.. :,
I OsT- Between four and ave O'Clock yesterday
.,ors
1 1s.r 9Th snail DARK leather ~ALLEF.s rood
six 1 70 sss Nssions
sssii IN 5 ;.a:s Zss::
&2Ot) RlWARp stolen nom ny farm, On
,.r 5 :,. s Torn. ass
:ss:' rs: ~: r.. 81:
u ns 2is = 81 ssps ss
j. ISL JOHN 4. BARBER.
%5 RkWARD.-etrased Or stolen, three HOGS,
snG S
r.; Of y ssS.s isl az
SrcLEN.;0nl The ni.At Of Teesley. the assa last :.
.s .a. and star 1 his ss5is
He xss attacked to an uncovered mariet es.ryan
ss :, ssss' j. s.;s:s ~
.s;:,: eSsa ~
one s,s.s two s ss' &. s! siad e, fes. Fes
s"s ss q s: ind 3 NJ ses
&10 kEUWSAARD.-etolsn, on the a4sh mat, two
hna Ign. 't e. s assi
"a light roam Horse, sprung in mis- knees. The
them them f;ss's Ia
&5 FIwARD.stol.nf from Mr. Tru1eon Bsaie's
s ss h sni hip
sith me, il. r, Character. The above rs..rs win
8: fs,sssss q M SssLi'n North
sSsk 70
q : ssss v ii. ss:
Of the street railroad company. with Mr.. CHM,
ton T r Tsssens the money as
mzh return Of iour SPRING ss., o.rri.ss ousH
iss and Pal;
M 81 t vii sssi ps's
is 1856 ZANE. O. e. VRos.
cox RBWARD-Etrsyed or stolen, from the
80 .;.p repises Of B L. Bo.,ias. on Il, MarZ.
about 15f hands high; long trim tail snd th,n
name; cuts front knees when trottins fast l. about
The above reward will be paid sld no questions
asked By returning to 6H0 r. FINE6AN Gao
PR. ~ enue, ia "A ly@
@IO REWARD.-str.ysd from the snbscriber
g,IIru New jersey sven9e: ore Mshosony bay
The above reward will be paid for thu delivery Of
the said colt TO r. H. LAMBBLL, on New jersey
avenue. No $50. da d
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RRows,s RRoscu,., Tponuvs

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es
termed recipe for allsyiating Bronchial Affections
Asthma. Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds. and Irritation
Soreness of the Throat
FrbHc SPEAKERS and Voraliss
will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing. and relieving the
throat after any usual exertion of the vocal
organs, having a peculiar adaptation to Affect ns
which disturb the gans of speech. de 24-lm
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MARRIED..

In this city, on the 10Th instant, by Rev Father
Boyle; John W. RICHEY, of this city, to Miss
ARAREL A. ". GARDNER, daughter of the late
William r. Gardner, formerly of Baltimore
On W. nesday, 9th instant, by Rev. O. @ Me,-
Tor. NJ GEuRGE ". HUNTER to Mira ELIZA
BETH CRUMP, both Of this city.
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PERSONAL.

TNFoRMATION WAITED OF THOMAS OUR.
i RAY. Who has not been heard Of since March
1865; lie was tHen ia Richmond, Va Amy intorms-
ten COZ CORNING him will be thankfully recsivsd by
Nichols Burns, st No. SIS Penn. avenue. bet.
list and I'd streets east. u z8 St.
lust THE THING FOR The LADIES.
WIN. PRINCE. 3s1 street. opposite Patent
Cfhcs has Just received fav pieces Of The finest
Flannel ever offered here, the very article for In
farts skirts ard 81 avis, viii ,h he is ready 10 fur
niIh BY the yard and STAN with any OF his
patterns Laden fail to be pleased With his
article. as 3 similar one IL seldom ofsrad here.
New snd elegant Wrapper Yokes stamped and ready
to stamp. jA23-lm
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lust THE THING FOR THH LADIES
~ b. LIS PHI b d
Can positively cure any
PRIVATE DJQRAgR

~ DR.. LISP PIN ARD
Can positively cure any
PRIVATE DISEASE.
NO mater Of how long standing. with medicines
that will not rauseate the most delicate stomach
nor shock the most sensitive nerves
lire OF ex perience and the advance of sctenti6s
h owl. dfe have verified the most ssrguine hopes
of sufsIers who have applied for his medicine and
advice
efRcs between 9Th AID 7th streets. over g. and
T. Parker's store opposite NJ Metropolitan Hotel.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 90
Nc. to 4p. m. Of each week, and in Alexandria on
Monday. " edIesday and Friday Of each week. or
Ace corner Pitt and King streets over Bath Rooms.
j. 2O-sm'
slssapt onss mad. sIgrsssi, fox Babies Stas OAR
~. r' IL ssinss ss
only ore who Keeps hem here: I'm going to have
=:
Ss
for fan u ENG 81 does yonT woTa Tale
pattern ycu take him, ard, and. catch ma drawing
more sa R ,.s,sIhs vvs Ia Flannel shsrI'
LADIES. LOOK HIRE You can nov get aay
Kind Of 81 TS..nx As Hs g p,P
on RGhss.s VII on m.shins woss
neatly and promptly done. Las fes. your patronage
If Won please We can now Aocomm Odate lAiieB
with inde lbs mark ss we'll ss initial STAN PIN
on Hsudk erchiefs Pillow Cases, DO. Only place
in too q for sucb work. de q tt
flREONs Suffsrine with Syphilis, Gonorrhoea q,
elect, Seminal Weakness. or Private Diseases Of
any description 'h On SAVE Si v1iRsmed''''l' upon
Yemale Diseases treated In the most scientific
And suecef sfnl u amer
THE Doctor Diploma hangs in his once.
A cure guaranteed. Fees moderAte.
ass It'll street. opposite Post ohase,
de 70 SIM Room % up stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

We are confident that we have the most complete
stock of fine White Goods that have ever been
exhibited in this city, and we now offer them
by in quantities to suit uery lo,c prices
We would state that these goods q f. esh i'm
portation landed in New York last week per
steamer Scotia" and consequently much better
than old stock carried over from last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

Cores, &c. Those afflicted with these trouble
some things. whether hard or soft; Also those
trs ubled with Binions, Callosties, club and in
factory benefit by applying to DR.. White. 424
Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets.
No charges for consultation. ia 5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

RELIEvED.-Tbe 14th New Hampshire re9i
ment, which has been doing provost duty here
for some time past, has been relieved by nine
companies of the Invalid Corps, and ordered
to report to Major General Banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

REBEL DEsERTERs.-Nine rebel deserters and
four prisoners of Slate, sent in from the front,
were committed to the Old Capitol yesterday
evening by Capt. TODD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

FROM THI BPosr crest many OF our Soldiers
returning from the army. stop on tbs ayanus,
43s, lear "a str: ct At tbs Dollar Jswslry Store,
ard ret Beautiful Present to send home,
in -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

Er. e. b. Lighthiil, from "a st. Marks Place.
New York, author of "A Popular Treatise on
Deafness" Letters on cata,rh, &c. &C., will
shortly N axe a professional visit to Washug tnn,
where he can be consulted on Deafness, Catarrh,
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases of the Ear, Throat and air Passages JAZZ Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

MISS Laura KKENE, accompanied by her
agent, Mr. Brougb, and some of her artists,
arrived here yesterday, preparatory to their
opening at the Washington Theatre, on Mon
day next.
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Fine White Goods,

Fine White Goods,
We have just received our stock Of
FINE WHITE GOODS
FOB THE SPRING,
consisting Of
A. and 81 Fine skirting Cambria Muslins.
A Jaconet Cambrics.
Plain Nainsooks and Soft Null Muslins.
India, French and Swiss Muslins.
Striped Eainsook Muslins.
Plaid Nsihsook Muslins
Plaid and Striped Cambria Muslins.
Striped Swiss and French Muslin.
Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawn, India Linen.
Hair Cord Cambrcs, Twilled India Dimity.
Corded Cambria Skirtinss, Lining Muslins.
s.4White Tarleton Muslins.
Thread Illusions, Plain and Figured Bobinets.
English Long Cloth, A Domestic Muslins.
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Warranted TO CURE SIX d.

Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey's
Antidote an English Specific of sixty-hve years.
standing. will cure Gonorrhoa in si1 days. No
change of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook Alexandria ia ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

RETURNING.-It is stated that the health OF
Mr.. W. w. Corcoran has greatly improved OF
ia'e. and that he coutem pla ties returning to hia
country early in the spring. When last heard
from he was in Paris.
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NOTICE.

SEE FIRST PAGR OF to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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ORIENTAL RESTAURANT AaD BILLIARD
" PARLOR
70, ,.d Mou ArS1us.

Corner Sscsah s hset and Moss: ArsHM.
The above. AIMED establtshmeh h4s Desa coAa
pleted and In noW opeu for the &C ON mo- 8A~AA
cation Of the put lie. The IrcpristJnTss IEAY
hsye spsrtd no pains Or 1pense 70 maaS
si~ass asd On hand the finest ss.nds Of Lie Tor,
and fesars that can be sousnt T tn Larasr III
Wssffn zion And BalIimcrs markets csa ford,
which win be served AZ n;s1d s.1con cts.cs -
10 tbs /: enc q the sas;t IN Wa.a-
ipsten, furpistsd vita st.,r Dsss ssolns
4. stsursnt. entraaes can q billiard Psrlor
a m ~ --'ss5esr.s JoN1S & MILLuR.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs.

A PPLBs, POTATOES,
ONIONS, HAY AND CIDER,
Now Ian ling from brig "Vincennes."
For sale By
JNO. W. LUMSDIN,
81 Water street.
1a47-3t Georgetown, d. O.
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Loss BY FIRE AND ROBBERS, PRBvRNTRD-The
subscribers call attention to their extensive stock
ofHerri e. Co.'S Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
which are furnished at the manufacturers prices
delivered at any Part Of the city.
JAS c. McGuIRR Il Co.,
de q I'm Sole Agents for Herring 4 Co
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BOARDING..

DERsoNS DIeIRING GOOD BOARD IN A
Z large rieassnt house; can be aeoommods ted in
BIadeDsourR, at the rssiienoe of the lat. DR. Ma
sruder, The proximity to Wsshiaston m .kss 1t
desirable to any one wishing Country Board.
1a 2t@
nK1 Or TWO MIMBE1s or CONC ESs Oh
~ others can BE- accomm odAted wit Furnished
Rooms, With or without Board !here there are no
other bosrders Address Box fSk, eost Once.
js g Na
NOTIOD.-0p and sitter Monday next, -GAU.
IN TIxR VIII be prepared to receive regular Table
Eosrdsrs ct u yef week. - H-N
a FEW YIRS -OLAae ROARO1R1 DAN B u
II accommodated ut A96 Twentieth street corner
off. The house has al the modern improvements
ia l3-lms Z q
TIASSGCKB And DOOR MAfs-IN GREAT
IoTaSoCx i. Ii ! ssvsntS street,
0DDs0lts the Patent Once.
FERNS oaeh. 10 i6-1U
CHOICl DRlAKIADf 0AOON - : =
~ KING 4 DUHoHULL,
non corner Vermont ave. end 18th %.
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:: s::.: Sss; sSs
WAnTIDA GIRL y ol ssars old % atssa1
.ss ~ g, ssfn A'1y At 4si stFssss sst.sss g
css sssr.s 's o. se a g.
s.s ca: ss for svo days ssi street
. i oes ss ssa x ws.s &.
a ss:s .na de cbanssrvork foR ssmsil f.nily
WANTID-Tvo HARNfssRAKI LBS. 70 good
"orh en- the b'st vA SSI M y si i'm
JaBn.7e7s sys5 fa.or,stoDnH a
y w Bnk, With BOARDfof : ssstismsn ssd vie.
T.1dR P..:i f.%iy On cas.o a Or ss.
Ada lac wi WiEssns. ss.r once
4suUTLlks:-A sitp..scn e CLERK v.pted 81
su.r ss.ns neg
fo:. oss "a *. 5sss
w AaE ATT, 70 hnSI10n o. before the ar AT q
d sss ss slEss s''
sock Pc Igs sac AssJs AT
sa1 go c Rs Po.: sHs
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s. = ), Al address How, i'saiss Sta. obs
,t :ss ,ss =:
g 5; e:ss
WAEr1D-BoARD,e! two Gentlemen and their
" wives; location prefsrred between Penn ave.
oss s:is1sns.. exc .a
W1NT1D I11l oI1F5LY-1 a7si rate Oak.
required 1orf, constant smpioymen: and the ss at
i1Sss u. e. :: VA saL
s..,,s Ling sasuss e on; yso uader.tands is
.sH s ana Il Is. Pssn
WANral IMNlDIArILY-A veil furnished
,ss. nc HOnsn, IN good location containing not
ft,si x. sisHi ron. Address
.r.I. s. RR.otss a ssn.l:m.o per-
tSo ID. g TWO room: lssTs enough 70 contain
ss1 ss.l s dollars
ef :s .hS som.
pleasent family OF bcardins houre. a small room
ss: ss s:s
Address for one week 9. r, Star ohaes. ia n st'
WAETID.Two Of thrse MIN to work OF .
" Farm Apply At the Star Office. !. ss-s.
NJ ANTED-Two sAWY1RB to saw With . whip
:. ,s or cross out saw Apply At the Star ONCE.
WANIl,5D.i re- = on, o151oe, !. YOUNG NAN Who
irs Of a eeplissnt s.a,ins age and residence Box
TO AP31T5HfcaRlEs AND DkUdaIsTs,.A
depsTtra ent i dssrous of situation; ADDRESS
b"ns aoHss Or suite 3; sSoa . .ns
Zee ss iS asosa %a MY Address Box Post Or
:. Bee e. ose
s'1 to ;Ass sr oes in the country It,
SITUATION WANTED-By . young Girl. as
sssss;s, useful. Address note to BOZ i: ss.r
under.tands I'll Sr.nehss Of tss su na sns.
SO :s;s
~ ANTlD-A No ] ZOE cRIAM MAXIM;
Ape!, s JOS x' sss
S,h apS coed pRvsa
IN 0OO AGENTS wANT1D-soldiers, -sut-
70 -. ss Ia And SS % =:
7:4 CONS: SI1ls In , & SI. ct
arc row mailing from $500 to 8, ,uO = mopth.
Samples are sent on receipt o. sI Apsly to or
address BARN1F & CO.. ATT Thirtssnth st.,
tSnr doors south OF Penn avenue ~''si1gtHn
WANTED TO LEASE OR RENT-An Unfur.
w nisbsd HOUSE located bet3esen It'll and 18th
streets, and near Penn, aysnus. A good rent, we'll
secured, will be given. Persons having Houses to
lease or rent, viii please inform EMILE PIERRE
No. ass Eleventh st. js7 l5ts
WAHTEpIAt 4ss Penn; avenue, near ~ st,
w at the Dollar Jewelry etofe. Persons to call
and take their choice ont of 900 beautiful Sets for
One Dollar ia 2-lms
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STEALING BLANKETS Edward Lee, colored,
was arrested yesterday by a military detective
for stealing Government blankets ant selling
hem. H. was commute to the Central G uard-
house to be disposed of by Capt Merritt.
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DIsKAsKs of thu Ne,pous, San,

DISEASES Of the Ne-v ous, Seminal, Urina,y, and
Reports Of the Rotcard ASSOCIATIONS By mail
in sealed letter envelopes Of charge. Address
DR.. }. SKILLIE HoU6HroN, Howard Association
No. South Ninth Street. Philade lphia, Pa as SIN
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de q I'm

THE CHEAPEST AEDBEsTHAIs DYE IN THE WoRL D.
Nerer Fades or Washes 0.a.- Upham's Hair Dye, g
C. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue Wash
ington, and henry Cook. Alexandria. a6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

REsToRRD.-Ersign Henry Walters, former
ly of the gupboat Reliance, which was captured
on the 23d Of August last, in the Rappah an :
mock, has been honorahly reinstated in the
service, and has reported TO Com. F. A. Parker,
OF the Potomac flotllla, for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

SPERNAToRRHRA CAN CURED.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Spernatorrh0a, Seminal Weakness. In
It's effects truly magical A trial Of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
street and Pa avenue Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. ja6-ly
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LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs

In every variety of quality and pattern, from 81
cts. to 80 so per yard. To hotel proprietors and
others who buy by the piece, we offer specia! in
ducemepts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

"CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE'-De Cor
doyas lecture last night, before the Literary
ard Dramatic Associa ion, was very humorous
with tou hes. too OF the pathetic in his treat
ment Of the above Subject. The graphic delin
Gallon Of IN couItship aud happy marriage o
mr. Tom Eoddy and Miss Cecilia Muggin.
indicated that the handsome lecturer spok
from the personal experiences of one wht
has been there =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

Cross FIRING.-On Tuesday, Mrs. Mary
Long was are ted by Officer Hilton, on the
on Mrs. Anna Conner, and taken before
Justice Barr arlo, when it appeared that both
OF them reside in Organ Alley, and have FIRE.
-quent quarTeIs, and Vt bang diff cult TO deter.
mine as to which was most in fault, the Jus.
tice held both OF them to security to keep the
pace.
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800 rOZEN TOWELS,

800 EOZEN TOWELS
From 90 to Sl2 per dozen. We have also some
very perior quality of Huck erback and Bird Eye
yard lengths) in all grades, from 81 to 81. 80 Per
piece.
widths required.
Richardson's" and Dunbar Diokson's" very
superior flirting Linens, in oil grades, from 81
cents to 81 per yard.
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-C. Fl. Brawner, Att
Va. cavalry; ]. H. King, 18th Va cavalry; anl
Matthew King. 4th Va. cavalry. prisoners o.
war sent in from the Army Of the Potomac
were committed to the Old Capitol yesterday
evening.
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INDECENT ExPosURK.-Yesterday, oficer
Crump arrested J. w. Irwin Tor an indecent ex.
posure OF his person. He was taken before
Justice Drury, who fined him 8566.
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DEATHS By SMALL.Pox.-Out OF 20S deaths
of soldiers and others reported at the Off 20 OF
Capt Moore. since the first of the month. "
were occasioned by small pox, being 81 per
cent. OF the whole number.
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OPENING OF THE SANITARY FAIR-The
EszTat air. for the benefit Of Inc SAM tary and
christian Com ission, opened last night at the
new building corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
al d 9TH str. ct, ard was largely attended. S.na-
tor Pomeroy. of Kansas, delivered the openin .
speech, and WAS followed by Senator Lane, OF
Indiana, and Judge Kelley, The Misses Halls
and others, sang number Of patriotic airs.
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CHARGED WITH RAPK.-Yestarday, Ronnde.
man Greer Of the Third Ward arrested James
Evans, colored, on the charge OF being one OF
person OF Ellen Williams. colored on the goth
OF december. and he was taken before Justice
Barnaclo, who committed him to Jail for court.
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionears.
A lotion sALl OF HOUSEHOLD AND
DAY, the 18th inst At 10 O'Clock . M, We Oh al
sell, 1T the r. sidencs OF lady sclinins house
keeping, on the COT OF and 10th streets Wesr
general assortment of Household Furniture, con
as IL & in part Of
Ore Mahogany case Piano,
Wal2pt sofss and spriag seat Chairs,
Marble top Ia sle and fidAb lafd,
Bessteaos and Bureaus and other Tables, Stands,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
1Egrain and other Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Ccot Air tight aud other Stoves,
lot of E itchen he Quisites
A lot OF kcAool Desks ana Benches,
With rum erous other Articles which Ne deem IN
necessary to enumsrate
Terms cash.
IN GREeN r. WILLIAM