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THE opEaATIoNs BEFORE MOBILE

OPT MOBILE, Feb. 23.--In my last 1 stated
that the mortar boats would probably open on
Fort Gaines on the 10th INST. This has NOT
been done as yet, though active operations NAV
be said to have commenced, as the whole OF
the mortar fleet have kept up an ineessant fire
upon Fort Powell since daylight this morning
1t must surreE der before long. This fort is in
side Daupbin Island, aud commands Grants
Pass.
Deserters who escaped to the blockadinp +, sat
report that the rebel gunboats are compelled
10 keep close to the fort for the purnose of
preventing the soldiers from deserting, the fire
1Iom the mortar boats being so effective that II
would Certainly he at once evacuated nv The
soldiers were il not for the authorities and the
gunboats.
The rebel ram Tennessee, which mentioned
IA my last, has ar1ived cT Fort Morgan, and
row lies under the protection of its guns TIE
Tennessee crossed Dog river bar by means of
lighters. An attack on the blockading fleet bv
this ram is expected every day. She is said to
be more powerful iroD.clad than the Merri-
mae
1 also learn from, the desertefs that there is
much excitement in Mobile, caused by the a =
rival OF ADMIN al FaTTa gut and the apparent
advance OF Gen. Sherman on tue city overland
The rebels are despondent, and those who are
lcoking for the arrival of the Yankees are hone
tuI both parties think that before ten days
Mobile will be in the possession of the Union
forces. II was at first thought that Gen Ranks
was preparing for land movement from
hadis ohVllle, but they are now satisfied that
1t was meant TO cover tie advance and designs
OF Sherinans army as much as possible II ia
reported that both Selma and Montgornery are
III possession OF the Union troops. The women.
children and old men have I'll left Mobile,
The rebels expect great thiugs of the Tennas-
gee ard Nashville. The latter is not yet com
pleted, th ough guns are mounted on her
The feeling amongst a large number OF the
merchants is against the war, and large por-
ton OF them are good Union men. Two months
ago 1860 bales Of cotton were reported To be
in the city. 1t is now being sent out in large
quantities. ..r- ..s--
The Latest.
February 23-4 p. R,.-Adniral Farragut is on
the Calhoun, Inside Bauphin Is iand. The Hart
ford (fagship) is AT Ship Island, forty miles to
the westward OF Mobile.
fort row ell cannot hold ont long against the
terrible bombardment. u
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Another Renart ahau, sherman

CAIRO, March 6-Priyate letters have been
received at Memphis, dated at Vicksburg on
2fth ult., which state that the Seventeenth AR.
ny Corps, under Mcpherson, have returned
TO Jackson, and are expected 70 remain there
fer the present
Sherman, with the remainder of his army is
en- route for the same place, All the railroads
on SheTmans route have been utterly de sstroy-
.d
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL BsrATh.-By vir-
" tue OF decree of the ORPHANS Court o. the
District OF Columbia passed th 9th day of Feb
ruary 1894 ard confirmed By the Supreme Court
OF said Dis ricl, on the Il day of February, l86
J. Francis Motun, as guardian of Aunie Mohun
will, on the l4th day Of Msveh 1854, at O'Clock
On tee prel5ss ssii ne IeiaoT's oescrloed
third OF fourth of psrt of LOIS No and S, IN
Square No, 1901, and beginning for tne same at q
point on TIE line of Eleventh street east 50 feet
from the southwest corner of raid Square. and
theI running poft th tn said stree 23 feat thence
east 9f feet south 23 feet thence west feet
to TIE place of beginning. together vita the i'm
prove Eent5, consisting of two story Bfick Dwell
Ing House and Back Buiiains, being the property
occupied by Vim III. Carico Esq
The tsfJns of sale Ere: One half cash; balance
in two notss, eacorsed 70 the satisfaetion of the
GusTcsr, dated on dav offsle and bearing istersst
from day of sale, asi each nots payable In six
mopths from day OF sale a-r- ...--
Expense OF deed TO be paid by purchaser.
M0EUN. Guardian.
rnhe-Po j Q Mcguire 81 co huets
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Fy TIC MAS BOWLING, Auo:ionser,


~ ca fent and Directors otheohssspsskS and
b.dasr. N NJ EsDAY, the 18th inst ali the Mole
RE ~ Of said company, lying bstween Rosk
siIne oasia snd the river, and west OF the tura-
a., Le property will be divided into lots OF about
y. ftet water front esch, and gill be rsntsd for
O. la year, commencing the ist of April next psya-
The renting viii take Place on the premises at
O'Clock ,. m
uh5td - THOMAS DoWLiNG, G'Uf anss'
By J. G. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers
N0TICE-VALUABLs REAL ESTATE ON
kIFTEEsTH STREET WEST, BsrwEEg l. AND NJ
STkEETS EoSrR-ln Pursuance TO a decree of the
Eucreme Court of the Distf lot OF Columbia sitting
compsinInts and Harriet Lancastsr aud W p
smith and Harriet, his wife. defendants, I shall
ohe1 st public sale, te the highest bidder on tae
premises, on THURSDAY. the rrh day of Msroh
ths folo wing Real Estate, of which Basil Lancss-
ter oieG siezsd and possessed to wit: .-f
Lot NUMBER twenty e!ght (<SD in Square number
ops hundr red and uinety seven il9T) in the pubic
nine feet line inches front Fife nj street
bewteep ana n streets north. and running bacs
ene hundred and twenty uf0, feet. Also, the Lot
Immediately N the rear OF the before described
and Sixteenth streats, forty nine fact nine
and Tnnnipg back Eeysnty-seyeu feet
Terms One-h5N of the purehess money cash
TIE bslsccs WITH Interest, 4n three equal install
payments to be secured by deed in trust on the
premises.
All conveyances at the expense of the purchsssrz,
and 10 be prepared under the direction of the ,ci
RICHARD L. SANDERS, Trustee.
15-eod&ds J. @. MCGUIRE a Co, Aucts
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The Guerrilla Richardson Killed

GAVE CITY, KY, March 1.-The noted guer-
rilia Captain alias Colonel Richardson, who
was en- route for the north as a prisoner made
an attempt to escape, and was shot dead by
Captain Stone, of the Thirty seventh regiment
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY GREEN & wILLIaMs Auetionsers.

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auetionsers.
VNT0-eTORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lor.
! FEosfINe ON NORTH q, BETWEEN I2ra AND IL -ts
s1RExIs WEST, AT AueTIos.-On WkpNESD AZ.
the sth instant, we shall sell, in front of tht ram
ises, at O'Clock m., ,hs following nsmei ron
eity, viz: Part OF Lets No. and 6, in Sqr ara M
23, hSyicG front en- north O street Of ssEaet ri
inches between lath and 18th streets runnins
back 50 feet inches with the ir,proyer' oh
are . good two story frame houssr nntsin.ns :
rooms. d c., it heing houss No asa efrest PSs
session siysn immedistely, as ths or IS ksy /,
hls po5Ee ssjoD. -. - - =
Terms Two-thirds cash; bslsp a Ia six r,onihz
FOR rcts bearing interest a a s:gsn .ns n. !
Of trust taken. Title indisputs' rs -
rnssG GREEN 4 " TTJsg5 Ants
rg,Bs FARM KNOWN a 4 Tgr .sGTpJ.s pm 1.
- ,s12N F2E sAtE Az Iuc7,6y.-oa pHURs
80 ~ of ya4s m. On tbs pssn
i, @ 81, 30 he ceuaty OF Washing
~ - ys.It ssaH nsaa Is seventh strset rurnpIke
seG 81 xneet mmss r.oentre Market will b. Ter
ts 81 suIiesti Is susc ptibie of the hi hest
80 u. .ui. az The title is indis outab,e.
Term made kr orn a. e,ia
ma3 }. @ MCGUIRE & 90 Arcb
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DENTISTRY.
CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
fsfh kzfYacftd tsithont PAIN teith the kaayits ef
e 5OIRge1.
would advise all persons having teeth to eS-
tract to call at DR.. LEWIE'S ofice, sEszEgA
and have them taken out by this nsw tSSssx3k
and harmless process. Also call an5 lFgTTSffy
examine the Doctsr's nav and i'm
proved method of lnsertins ArtiS eial Teeth. II
you once see the grest improvement in his teeth
you win have them In other style thsa this rev
and valu able one. No, 242 Pa. avenue, setwesn
lTtb and 18th streets. --f--r- le
10 Is s.R LEvTR, n. D.. Dentist.
MI ESgEg TEE tn.
Iva LOOMIS, NJ. D., tbs lavsptor and Patentee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at aeEsA
tends personslly st his offcs In this ss
city. MkRy persons wear these t!frTTyF
teeth who cannot wear others, and no Aa-A<~'
person can wesr others vi 20 cannot wear these.
Pertons calling at my ON e can be scccDlm % sts2
with soy ttY1e and price Of Tee tn they desire
but to those who particular and wish the purss
eiesne at, strongest and most perfect derture tdst
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii bs
more fully warranted. sE 0 "a
Rooms in this city--No. 33s PennEylvsniaa avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. hlso, 2O7 Arch st
PhAsdelpa{a. - ~ -I@ 4. q f.IE = raarz-1y
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A UorION SALE OF OoNDxMNsD HORSES,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CavALRY BUHEAu
Ofhcs Of Chief QHayfeYurasssr, )
WashfngtoS, u. q, Feb 10 1854
der a the places and dates named beIo =, viz
AZ Minin PeDpa.. 800 Horses Friday, An March
"a AZ tMii,iamsport, Penna., 800 Hoses, TassdAy,
March '' Ai'H
At New Brunswick. MI, 800 Horses, Tuesday
18th March.
AT sAston, Psnna.. so Horses. Friday, 18th
&srch. AS@-'
AT Newark, N. j., 800 Horses, Tuesday. 2a
March. -Er go
March ~
AT Wilkesbsrre pennA. 800 Horses, Tuesday. as,b
Bsrch.
TbFse Horfes have been condemned as unut FIR
the Cavalry service of the United States Army
For road ana farm purposes many sood bargains
may be had.
HoIses win be sold singly.
Sales to begin at 10 9. and continue daily TIL
A are sold
Terms cash, in United States Treasury Notes
only. JAMES A, EKIN
feIs sat Chief Qusrtermaster, Cavalry Burs.u.
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TEL bIGRAPHlC NEWS.

Iass3C1ATED PRESS DIspAToHEs.l
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This excellent Family and News Journal,
eontainins . ereaser variety Of interesting
Teacing than can be found In any other, II
published On Friday morning
II invariably contains the aWsshinxsor
Fewsn that has made the daily EVENING
SrAE Circulate so generally throughout tbs
country.
TERMS
ca.A, Invariably in ddvasos.
Single copy, per annum........el 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CKnrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- - - n AFA AZ4At oA4 - lov
szs.szu.z.sxsz.zrzuu.z.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TkEATER,
PesEsNpa1ie Avssue, ssear Wlsards Eotsl
Alo Of he New Chestnut st. Theater, phiia.
REIMBURSEMENT Of
MR. EDWIN BOOT q
Fourth week 1hs most brilliant dramatic sucoe,s
of the sesssn.
THIS EVENING, Marca7,
This distir g1ished gentleman will have the honor
OF sppearirs in Tom T<ylor's great ara ak of
TIE FOOLS REvENGEi
Burteccio, the yool. ....,....-.. Mr. Ed.in ,oth
Assisted by powerful cast
To concluoe with tSa new and 1aushas's
Too MUCH FOR GOOD MATURE
RATES OF ADMISSION.
ts hrsss snd Psr9pet Circle. 50 cents; o;chss:rs
seats anrns ss da2 Without extra
charge. -
seats may be secured during tae dag bstwsen the
hours of ~ aid 8.
ECRO,S NEW THE
ZENITH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av
last night but FIVE of the unr vailed Comedian,
mr.. ]. b. CLARKE.
W
ter and delight by the no 2st fashionable ami
crowded audsnces.
THIS svENINe, Msroh7,
viii be presented Buckssone,s oomedy in acts of
q AZ EAR,
:. ,,. THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE
g1shi5saBsi Sis s. ,sssfif e sfsff fsisa
In rehearsal 'tFs PsT .sD fsp'Sy sSwss. sRs':l'a
A'S Als" HE iifS' sGssfAs sf'ssfas ADMIRAL.
During tie week Dramatic Novelty vim be pre-.
.Msntsd sen by TIE peIformsnes on the ssms evening Of
a' fNsIS sss LIE AND n aARk I'd Fas
NoTIoE-Tbs Engagement of Mr. Clarke cannot
extend beyond Saturday, MaEca Il, as the sminsnt
MIR. J.H HAgKETT,
con- ne nceo brief engagement on tne Monday
iolioSirg.
PRICES. .oF ADMISSION,
tef.srs and as saso11y cents
fslAhy ohels.-....--.'.---. -. 20 CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICE
The rev circle for Ooiored Persons Is now open
20 Center Balcony cS airs. :. 81 cents
20 elae ga lerIes Z 2scents
CANTERBURY HALL.
AR'i0 SSSSsssEEEEssssggsszz: SSSsEEssgsz::|| rHhsa2H. AsR
Essr Of National and Metropolitan Hots!s.
HboEsS LEA -. Proprietor.
IRENE ndous sensation eauecd ty tie Doub!s-yoicsa
EIngsr, -.'-r'-..
FORA DA TRCN, ~..E
FIRST week Of .'--'.--
hIes ANNIE BOARDWBLL,
the talented Cpsratic Vocalist, -.
The Premier DaDEsuSs '---..'
MILE MEDIA,
BOQUET OF BEAUTY
in two Charming Z BalIefs. -.'. .--..'..
First appearance OF ..--.-
LED THE LITTLE MONITOR
IL bis EtEioI aL kecentricities
NEW PANTOMIME
LsUGHABLE FAKCE EVERY NIGHT.
An entire change cf prosrsmme -.s..
-s-r.. LIVERY NIGHT
Doors open st . quarter to 2; performances sc A
erartsf osfore O'Clock. Admission IS and 80 cts
POPULAR FaErLY MATINEE
EVERY 6ATURDAY AFTfRNoOE
ct clock, at Lslf prices for ladies and children
nh ct
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BY }. 0 hcGUIHE & co.. Aucti5nsers.

t. by y. y. DcG 4 IisE q tO.. ACcti esrE.
E'RUsTgE's BALE or A FARM CONTAINING
Il 10 ACRES. mOEg oR LESS. SITUATED IN FAIR
FAX SoUkIY, VIRGINIA. ABOUT OsE mTLE Prom
BAlLlE : CoRSERs oS THE MIDDLE PIKB--I saau
Fell st the Auction BcOEls of o. MEG uire < Co.
on TUS6DLY, The 22d of March. 1854 at u NJ, NJ
.iTue Of deed OF trnst 10 the sabscl bsr bearing
date ;ha sd of NAY, 1853, and recorded in Liber
&o 4. Folios ls3 he. one the Lsnt records for
Fairfax County, Virginia, the following described
property. iyIpg end beiag in ths County of Fair
far ard State of Virginia, viz: Beginning az A.
atone planted on the fcuth sice of the Middle Pike
Read, thence with sad pike north westerly to
ly slonR said Perkins lins TO stake J. thence
foutherly along the said PERI ms line to . stage L.
thence noItwesterly along said Perkins, line to q
stake K, thence sontherly 70 the north FORK of
Holmes rnn on Kipssm an g line to 81, two marked
NAPLES, pine and oak ssplipgs az Kingsmsn's cor
ner, thence south nessterly along ths said to d.
stake one role froE LpscoCao 8 lire themes north
S2n deg, east Isl polee to A, the beginning con.
tSit Ing li0 Asres of Land, more less. together
With all and singular. the improvements, privi
le8es, hereditsments, and appartsaances TO the
Bene. ga -
Term Fifteen hundred dollars in cash or the
day Of sale, ths residue 10 twelve months from day
Of sale with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises. e.
If the terms of sale are not complied with vithin
ten days after ths sale, the trustee reserves the
right TO reeen ct the rick and expense OF the de-
faultiDg purchaser on enc weess' notice in the
Evening Star. II. GILBEET. Trustee
fel6- 2aw j. G, Mcguire & CO. Aucts
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PERSONAL.

AIRS L. sMITH-AN EXuELbENr CLAIR
Avn voyant and Test Medium IS 50 st near 4h de-
scrbes and communicates with spirit trieods. sees
living friends at distance tells their Character
. gets names, examines .seasas perfectly. magma.
tses, reads the future. Hours from 10 m till
PEE. Sittings 81. mo I-lm-
NTRe. WEfN rs OURyNa HOPELESS CASES
N1 -. OF, DISEASE
By Magnetism ant E.ec.ricity,-
when all other treatus1t fails. C I'll and see tes
time hialt ct as street, Washington.
NH Inn
ADIfs, ONLY LOOK AT THE I'VE are now
La prepared to do any Kind Of EInbroide>y by skill
fnl hanos. euch terms that cannot fail to satisfy
We 90 your Stang ping in elegant style, and 20
botching and wish il to be undsrst,od that we are
not cons eetea with any other place of tbs kind in
the city. where STAN ping Is advertised 80 Our
pisca is 3s1 street opposite the Pate nt once "a
Look ont that you do not 10 stake the street. We
daily receive new Patterns !or 81 aid an1 Enbroi
derry just out, and stamp yoav goods while yau
: Wait Machine stitching neAtlySope. fs l8
ID MEDICAL
ERSCNS Sufering with Syphilis, Gonorrh0a,
6iset, Sernlnaf WEAKNESS, or Private Diseases of
any description, should call immediately upon
.r = * r. DR. DAVIS. ---u
Semale Diseases treated In the most scientific
Gnd successful manner
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his otlce.
DR.. DAVIS,
ass 7th street. Opposite Post Oii.e.
+ ds99 sn Room % up stairs.
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INTERESTING FROM THE saUTH

Jhe FIstser Caused by kilpatrick's r aid
kepoftea Great De>tructIen Of Property
Less oi Eight Pieces Of Artillery-N ar
TOW Escape OF Geu. Henry A. Wise
Bo,dress of the Raid Acknowledge
late from ElaYiSa
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N&RlETiE5i vARIETiEsi
- RaoNTINa PEka. AvEaoA AND NIsIH ara

NGRlETiESi vARiETiEsi
FsosTIsG PENN. AvEnoz AND NINTH Sra,
ALL tbs SKEES1st SREAT STaR g5p TRpgsE TO NgsHr.
KNTERrAirMsNr.
The great BasisiaS Ssi ). Of TasSSsss ias sSFls
MILE LIMA wINDEL,
The m mAteh''iaiEssfS MSS HSaGiE' sosstfs' FR1EL,
A sTANK KEsKs. BOB HALL.
GNEiE ELLMaRE, MR FaAncis.'
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE.
Rensns OF Eli FnipHY hsst, sIsiosr Msrob II, 1884
To right Fitzsimmens' oomi. Drams of the
sTRoLING IRIs8MAN
On, THE WOMAN IN PANTALooN5,
In preparation, Fitz simmops' new oopyri shted
Drama, the suthor Of over twenty :essfui plays
reformed in his city This new local and graphic
:" 10 FEMALE rIoKpouKHr
wAsHIPRaros
A Dramatic Psnorsma of the inside and outaids
of the high and low life in the Capital.
Prices. 81 and Is cents; Private Boxes. 35. mh7
NARIkl's FAsHIoNABLn
ODD F.LLows' HALL, sEvEsTH STREET.
Bertrsen and &.
Prof. kARINI has the pleasure to inform his
former patrons and his friends in general 0Q
that the last quarter of this SESSION viii com ~
asavs 81 aa Tss s js shs
quarter for the Grspa Floral May BAH.
Gays and hours Of tuition ior ladies'. misses and
Ts.ters Ta MONDAY @ ana I'm sday from st' 5p m
p Tor Psrteui:rs o apply It the Aoaeemy during
school hours or at his residence ii Louisians av.,
near eth street. ma lw-
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. --..-.r- CHIEF QUAkrERAssrR's OFFICE,
Depot of WGshtnston, )
WdShiHgtoa. ID. C., Feb q, l864.t
VIII be sold at public suction. st the Corrsls.
near the Obserystoty, in the city of Washington,
D: Q. on WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1854, and on
HORSES AND MULES ,-r
condemned as unfit for public service.
Gales 20 commence at 30 O'Clock q. m,
Terms cash in Government funds.
d. H. RUCRER
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qus astsr,
te "a De rot of Washinston
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COV MENT LIZ.

GoVER Il N sALs.
EMPTY BARRELS EMPTY BARRaLS!i
VIII 6e sold st Public Auction, st Sixth street
wharf Warrington, d. G on WEDNESDAY,
March 9Th, at IL O'Clock q. m
22lS Empty Pork Barrels,
.S8 q" Rice a.
JN /" wbfskey ssss t rt
l4S Z" Vinegar q"
NO. l58 !" Ham and Mola.sss Barrels
- - 8. BELL.
mhl-etd Lieut. Col and g g.
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DATTEE's CAVALRY DRILL, soss.
4 Cutpost ard Petrol Duty, with the Skirmish
brill for mounted Troops, S0.a5. =
Mcclellan 3 Euro pe 40 Cavalry, Sl.25
McCle Ian e o. 8. Cavalry in Tirae OF War S l so
Nolan r History and Tactics of Cav slry, Lond % ;
So IS. -a'- - = - = = -
olan on Cavalry Horses, 81
q. g. Cavalry Tactics-S vols SS 80
Cooke q Handy Bcok for u 3 Cavelry, 40 a.
Cooke Cavalry Tectcs-2 vols 81 81
Ainise Air!:. 9 sCavslry ynanusl,1;Lonoon, Sis.
British Yeonanry Regulatiops-Londop S35D.
Resmers History and management of Cavalry,
So.
Turner on Training Young Horses-Lon Ion, 81.
Gen loven on posts Patrols &C. S.
Robbins Cavalry Observation-Disclosures. 81 60
felS gs FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
The screw steamehips
BALTIMORE,
6ALV0R,
EMsIRE.
JAMES g. GREEN,
AND FAIRBANKS
compose the line Of this company, leaving foot
Wall street, New York, and foot High street,
GeorgetowE. every Wednesday and Saturday
MORGAN & RHINEH ART, Asts
fe 8-srt Foot nigh St. Georgetown.
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Doors open 81 . quarter TO 2; performance Sc a
erartsf bsfore O'Clock. Admission IS and 10 eta
POPULAR FbEILY MATINEE
EVERY SATU RDAY AFTfRNoOE
ct clock, at Lsf prices for ladies' and children
nb T-6t
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10 Females, Old on Young
Married or Single!

Il you suffering from any Disease peculiar 10 your
sex, your should lose time in obtaining medical aid
where you will surely find IT, The experience aud
whh the Doctor has had in Female Diseases has in
uenced persons send him that class of patients for
hundreds Of miles.
Sent free, receipt Of stamp, copy Of our Private
Letter 10 Married Ladies ON Health.
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All kinds Of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

Ard VII bay and sell Cod, SliveE. Exchange. G0ssrs-
sens vouehers Orders Washington state stocks and
Public Securities ~ every description.
Collections VII BE promptly made, and every Kind a.
siress offended - that hrfonrs 20 legitimate banking
Regalar customers ouly charged per cent upon
Loans obtained al this Bank. and The most ample pro-
visions made for the safe keeping 81 DEPOSITS a ~
The accommodation Of bcpositors.
IN addition 70 ~ responsibility 1t the United stair
Tor the abte. Of the Bznk the Stockholders ind :
Mutually responsible TO the extent u their stock IN add
sn the invested IN such shares Tins aorns
the most ample security 20 The public
The fo,i1ufu- the present Stockho'ferk ~ The ~
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Indianapolis ana f1adis0ss
EE<n EEREgsA RE
1864. EM Es - 1864.
new Arrangement To Commence HOn-

day, Nay &c, 1851.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be
i tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the uaiOn Depot Indianapolis Goo A. N
and r. NJ, arriving s Madison at 1850 A. II. ard Use
Pm.
Leave The Depot at Madison Al A. u. and :, 80 p. n
striving at indianapolis a. IL A. ". aud 40 ?. VI.
Trains leave Columbus for Nashville ct p. NJ arrv-
ing q $40 p NJ. Returning leave Nashville Z NJ
arriving az Columbus at ll.l5 A. NJ
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
theuahsportstion Of freight between Cincinnati and n
dianapeIis and points West
Tariff Of Freight~ a low by any other route
shippers aud merchants NcStwi find tito tbeiTn,er-
est 20 ship b this line.
narIs D. C. BRANHAN Superintendent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

100 DAYS MES-Quite an enthusiasm
has arisen in - military circles in this city
in reference to raising 100 days men under
the recent call Of Gov Yates Captain
SKINNER. rc. :,.s;; OF the lth Ill months
men. :hen of the SD regiment, has open
ed an Office in ctscciunctloa with Chas Stout,
also OF the old ll,h months men, and Is
gathering UP recruits rapidly. Geo. H..
Rugg is also raising company, with fine
prospects of success; so is Frank Marrin-
err, and so are others. From present ap-
pearances, it will take La Sale county a
very short time to make up her quota Of
the 100 days men. Our opinion is, that
the cali of Gov. Yates will not only be
answered pro-.ptly by the whole state,
but that he will have more men rendered
him than he will know what to do with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT.

The parties In ST. Lsuis and Cincinn.tt who have
been count.rfsitiug the Mustang Lnm.nt under pre-
tease of proprIeorshp have been thoroughly estopped
by the Courts TO guard against further imposition
procured from the L. g Treasury. private steel
plate revenue stamp, which is placed the top OF
eac. bottle Each stamp clears the ic siHitie OF my
signature, and without ~hch the afticie counter
felt dangerous worthless imitation. Examine
every bottle. This Liument has been in and grow
ing favor for many yeats. Th5re hard ~ exists a
hamlet thu habitAbie Globe that does not contain
its wonderful effects. II i The best emo
lent IN the world. With its present improved ngre
dier:s its CHESTS upon and be st perfectly
markabIe. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives
sa"ed valuable animals made useful and untold ills
assuacxd. For cuts, bruises, sprains, rheumatism
dwellings, bites cuts, rxkea brea.ts strained horses,
&c. it IS Sovereign Remedy that should never be dis
pensed with. 1t should be in every family. Sold By
all Druggists. D. ). BARNES New YORK