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CCssITG FOR Fun Nellie Bride, lately con-
Weed OF keeping kawdv bons~ and WIN
p on. s. d 10 co so no more, last night went to a
ance, aud v hen she retuI ned, q she states, she
{ ok a seat al her door and amused herself b.
sw arirg little when Officer Gessford arrest
u htr r. an0 tn 8 morning Jus tice Bos we'll fined
her two dollars, which she paid, thanking the
.justi, e Tor his leniehcy.
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FOUND DROwFED.-Yesterday afternoon the
booy II an aged man, supposed to be named
David Davis, a stranger here, was found On
the flats opposite the Arsenal wharf, and was
taken ashore by some soldiers and 1t now
aW ats an inquest.
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NEW YORK RATER-sECOND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 'oei. ll2H laos. liz I}ertifi.
Gates OF 'nde btedness, 994; Gold, i63 5.2ns.
itea; u uicksilv-r, i624; N. Y. Gau,rai, AZ
lie. i25 r udson. 1875; Harlem, i5: R-aiing,
ii3; Mscfiran Southern lis; Michiga Mt, n
Ial, l4HH: IliLois Central, i:3S 4: Clevelan I
ara Fiitst urg. ~; GIient and Chi a 70. u 4:
Clevelauc and Tol do. 'a5k Rock Island, PAX
Two o'clt ck.-Gold 1924 Market strong
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SENATOR HICKS The condition of Senator
Hicks is steadily improving, and his physicians
pronounce him out Of dancer, aud there is
every prospect Of his speedy recovery. He
sleeps we'll at night, and as q general thi g,
rests very quietly, although he nee ssarily
sufi. rs 81 me pain in the amputared limb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

FIRE -The alarm OF fire this afternoon was
cause by the burning OF small portion OF the
II OF OF two story dwelling house on T air.
tteDth.aDd.a. half street. near the canal, and
owned by Mrs. Ann Bell. and occupied by d
tolOIed family, which caught, 1t is supposed,
nom tie chimney. The ci'izens near nv and
the Franklin Fire Company where quickly On
the spot, and subdued the flames before any
mate rial damage was dom. Tue damage will
rot exceed enc hundred dollars. The otn.r
c'mpa les were out promptly, but fortunately
tn, ir services were not needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

Fourth WARD STATION CAsRs.-C. A. Hoor
fsICiLle entry, ffue $50. Patrick Michigan, vio-
latirg cow law: S25S. VIM. Rush. ass ault an
battery; jail Mrs Timothy @ Brien, violating
cow aw: 50 SIS Jimmy Conner, do do Finn
othy KeIlgan. do DO. CT. G.. Howe. as sauIt
a, d att nv intent 10 hill; Benjamin Williams,
Do Jerry Es'es, do; Jail for court. Blrnav
Kelley. do; jail for hearing. Charles Kelly,
witness: Jail tor court. Henry McCardel, VIC.
latipg hack law; dismissed. Mary Kelly,
drunk and disorderly: &I.5S John A. Wool:
dismissed. David Hyde, do; St5O.
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KEEPER OF BAwDY HoUsE.-This morn.
ing. Charles Firzgerald, keep, of a low hawdy
Eouse at the corner OF o and ID streets, WAS
srres,ed by the military detectives and fined
SIS for selling liquor to soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

~Tbe total amount of dam ages claim ID,
On court # the riot in Troy, n. Y, last
sumner, is SCGW0. !
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NEW MCsIC.-Eron John r l. liz, music
Eea'er, we have the following new music
s.Bury me in the SUNSHINE" (last words of
Archbishop Hugbes) ~. S G., A Song for
the Tines Scomplims n,ary to Gen. Grant,
by ID m En- mett
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kew Tcrk Newspaper Gossip.
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

sTUART 7 EroRTED TO HAVE CROSSED THE
LAEtAH mo, X. NEAR FEEDsRICKS-T
BURG WITH d coo MEN
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RAISING A RUM Us.-Last night, Joha IN sh
Newney, residing 10 Limerick alley, on the T.
iaI d, got bender and deied the whole
neighborhood, including her h husband who es
say. q TO quiet h. r, and Ofcer Weldon m ikiug
his Appearance she defied II IN to take her to the
st:tjiCn house. She was however landed safe
~ in HI cells, al this morning Justice Bos-
we'll fined her two dollars, which she paid.
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ing Rebecca Tallson. corner of East Capitol
and 4th streets. ana Mary Brown, cor ner of I'd
III q streets, were arrested by Oept. Dotan's
detectives ter Sc Hing liquor to soldiers. JUS
tice Ferguson fned them $40 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fishsr.-Yesterday,
Chas. Gallagher, indicted for an assault and
battery, submitted his case.
Foster Baylor was convicted of an assault
ard battery, and sentenced to Jail for thirty
days.
In the case of John Casey and John McGin-
MS. indictsd for grand larceny, a noite pros was
entered.
This morning, George Clark, Warren Smith,
Thomas Monin, three small white boys, in
dicttd for larceny, were brought into court
when the district attorney entered noits pros.
joseph Dean, indicted for stealing a coat,
was found hot guilty. This is the second of the
Kind TOR which he has been tried, and there
rem ans one other case against him.
Louisa hay, charged with grand larceny,
was found guilty OF petty larceny and sem
fenced TO thirty days III jail.
John Hi i, indicted tor petty larceny, sub.
mitted his case and was sentenced TO hve
weeks IN Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

PERSONAL Sawyer and Flvnn,
lat ~ released from Libby Prison, arrived In
this CITY last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

CT. ELEsTOh NEARLY DESTROYED BY GIL,
AUIE SHELLS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

IAID On TIE BAIT MORE AND OuIO RAIL.
LOAD THREATENED
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PATtET OFFICE FAiR-The Last Chance
Although all the chances are not taken IN the
teautiIui camei's hasr shawl and scarf, thy
will be rattle at the Ear this Friday evening,
at9h o'clock. Persons having chances are de-
slltsi to be present
he opportunity CT securing this magnificent
shawl aid the equally beautiful scarf sh ould
no. be LOST.
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NAVY YARD

TIE Resolute arrived this morning from the
lower river and reports all quiet.
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THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT The CONCERT
given last night at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. by the pnpils Of the female grammar
school OF the Third district, was grand su: ;.
cess. the nall being crowded to overlooking,
ard the differ mt piece being rendered in an
eff. ctive manner. Ma, or Wallach was pre- .ent
b, Prof. Daniel, ana NJ iss Lizzie Daniel pre-
sided at tie Piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

Rebel Advance Oh GuyaniOtte-Korce Sent
to Meet Them.
CINCINNATI, March IA spe eal das patch
from Charleston, West Vir giuia. dar.i the 10th,
1erCrts that rebel force. 800 strOng, was
within fifteen miles Of Guyandotte, threatening
BarbcuIs vile.
A strong force has been sent out to intercept
tEem.
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ANOTHER EXPEDiTION.-The Annapolis
Gazette says: & We hear il rumoTsd, but up III
what autE oIify we are not in iorrsrd, that an :
o'hs sypsGitiun of some twenty or twenty a We
thousand men. under Gen. Burnside, is sh ,rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

IrA1TIoK MERRITT ON HIS TRACK
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MILITARY CLOTHING!

IVA MILITARY CLOTHINGM
D. P X E
No. 3:3 IENssYLvANIA Avenue.
(IO1 HING at maDufat turers' cost for the next
few days. The attention of suffers and dealers Is
called to this fact, ard they will find il pay them
TO call. d. ]. PYKE,
Agent for Manufacturers, $50 Pa av.
NH II wv near 9Th street nm stairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

Bill Prohih ting Negro EnIistments
TEENaoN, Merch I7.-Senae bill No 1885,
imposing fine Of $780, and Imprisonment OF
five y ais. any one enisting ne gross IN Ne "
Jersey, ca me mp last isht. 1t was vigorously
posed by Hon. J. M. Scovill and Senator
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T. BORDEN7OVN. " J.
The Summer Session of this Institution will
opcn Arril the 9th. A few vacancies only re
main. For catalogues containing terms. &c. ad
dress Rev JOHN A. BREKELEY, A. NJ.
nah l6- Inn .ut
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PRCMOTED-Mr. J. w. Hugg has been pro.
moted from third to q fourth class IS $40 per
annIml cl-rkship in the Navy Department.
Mr.. George s. Watkins has also been pr On D.
ted TO similar pos ision in the same Depart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

Washington Money Narket-Latess Gao.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bank.
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FIRST WARD DRY GOODS STORE

EIRsT WARD DRY GOODS STORE.
We are new receiving a full stock of Spring Dry
GoHds, Shawls, Cioaks. Cassimers. Hoop Skirts.
aud general variety beautiful shades all wool 6 (
Mcuslirs.
Ccttons at reduced prices.
GEO J. JOHNSON & CO,
NH list corner ath street and Pa avenue.
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LOST Hrs MoNEY.-Last night, a colorad'
mar, named David Francis, who had Just
rived IN " ashipg'on, went to a rancho at the
irt'rsectioD OF seventh street ana the canal,
aud the r. found Fanny Downs. Jennie Muir.
J by. Mary Haynes, Anna Smith, Amelis. Dor.
sly. kosy Miller and Victoria Dunlap, of the
c,loied fancy, and when he left the shanty he
discovered that his pocket book, cJntaninx
Sa5 5, gone. He at once returned to the
TIE money. Off, ers DO, lie and Max well were
in oImed of the affair. and arI ested the whole
Isr y, who w re locked up in the cell. This
n O ing they were brought out b fore Justice
Ros W. II. to whom, all excepting the first.
rance, who keeps the rancho, stated tn at they
vtle servants in different parts OF the city. The
Justice f1ned each ten dollars, and in fault
mmitted the batch 10 the workhouse for nine-
ty DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

FLAG RAISING AT rENNALLYTOWN.--Iuc con-
sid 1a'ion OF the n any acts Of kindness shown
thrm ty u ciriZens of Tennal ytowD, 60. Il,
+ he anderson Zouaves, on wednesday last,
p :rnted Mr. j. q. Harry. the Postm Ser,
and the citizs us OF tennaliytown, m sgulfittnt
Naucnal flag. The lr.ser ia ion took place a.
, O clock IN the presence OF a large crowd of
c1izsrs al d attachments OF the m iiitary who
are gal1i ing the various forts In he vicinity
u, Ger command of cap 8. Annibal an Jones
al d Ii us. nu' hamp and iamnnt The pre-
sertaton WAS made by capt. Annihal: an Mr..
Hairy received he flag and r. sponded in ne at
speech. AS socn as the p, aking was concluded
tie flat vas flung ~ he hreez-, he band of the
7th New Yo1 TX. III der the leadership II M-ssrs-
klank ana Wilson s,ru, k up some fine martial
music Afterwards, a tne collation. was par.
lalsn Of at the residen OF Mr.. Harry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

q l. A L 7!
~ C 0 LII
On hand and always receiving. the best quality
Of Coal. The celebrated ykens Vale and Lehi 81
Coal Of all sizes. Also, Cumberland Coal on hand
and Wood OF the Lest quality. sawed and split
LIME AND SAND! LIME AND SAND.
All sold Oh the corner of Mass. avenue AMI 10th
street. at the lowest market prices Good wei
and measure given.
nah l6-3t GEO. T. LANGLEY 4 son
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d EAL USSIA CIR ASH

Two bales. I5Oo ards. just received very superior
quality, and will be sold low.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
30S Pennsylvania avenue.
NH l7-ct between 9th and 10th SITS,
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n Office TO PERFORMERS ON THE PIANO
~ VICTOR BECKER. Tuner for Chickeriny &
SONG, fer Washington, d. c.. continues TO tune
and repair Pianos. MeodeoIs, &c. He will do jus
tice to all and guarantees satisfaction. Estab-
lished in this city in 1851. Leave your orders at
JOHN I. ELLlsS Piano Warerooms. 800 Penn
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts Also in Alox-
andria, Va, No. 241 King St NH lS-3t
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RRANoIs MoHUH (fRhH0Is B. Ho7uR
MOHUN & SON,
eCccRssoRs TO ]. T. LENkAN,
I. U M b z r ID K A l. Z r s
Canal, Befscess le,h and l3ti Streets,

= Waah1n4 on, D. Y,
The undersigned having purchased the Lumber
YARD of Mr. Jro. T. Lehman. are nov prepared to
furnish Lumber Of oil kinds ct tho market rates.
They desire to call attention to ths If large st0ok
shich cons ats in part of the following kinds:
About leo QUO feet Walnut. al thicknesses,
f0, feet * Poplar. prime.
NO.oCo g Oak ~ d Ash va rious sizes,
10000 feet ecantlinR and Joist. al lengths.
i,tCG,G0 White Pine Culiirgs,
5OaO e. ii, oring,
So large GU anti ~ of oil other kinds Of Lumber
NH Is Sm MOaUN & SON
TOR SALE-A WASHINGTON HAND PRINT
ING PRESS, a small lot of TYPE and CUTS
for printing flour sacks. all in complete order at
Nc. AZ 18th street, between l. and NJ streets.
NH t7-4ts
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EfoR eALE-15,"o extra choica ba-dy Ever
W,sos J;omirx nSses nssno.i.s Trees. Peonsy.
r rf5 Pif p9, ornanasn a trees. shrubs.
Tbt collection the most oelebra led kinds
k0eWn In Europe or Amerios.
A. JARDIN. Florist.
maD I'm 18th st !. cor. Of n.
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- AooEss WEST END DRUG sroRB.
~ Just received large "a eply Of DRUGS.
MLDIOlNKe. p INfS, 10.
goal oAL Ger barrel or less ct lowest narFet
rays M II. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
PLANTATION DTTTERs.


which aTo nos recommended - ihe highest medt
cal authorities, and warranted 70 produce a. sss-
saedlate beneficial effect. They aFe exceedingly
agreeable, terfee IS pure, and must sapefesed ~
other ssnieH wisre healthy, ge9tie sslmulaht =
Thsy purify strengthen and invigerate.
They create a healthy appetite
ThsV a. an antld0te % change ~ water and
They ever oseTesne the Effects d dissipation and
late igarE.
4 Taey prevent siisaina'is and iatsrsaitisnt e.
Tiny pafilr The breath ual asiai'y Of she
They ears Dys,,ap.Ia and ce.stiPali9a.
They cure Disfrhea and CholerB Mofbus.
They cara Liver Caatpiaint aud AetSons
/ Tie, maka tbe uaak strong. the isngusd bfiI.
/ lisat aud are 81 haustss nsfurs's great festefsr
/ They arr composed Of the celebrated Calsaya pafE
wintefaresu. sassafsHss F9ots and herbs al pre-
served tn pafiectls pare 81. ereiA rum. Tor paf
l uenlafs, See circulars and testimopith around
/ eacit bottis. ~
| Beware n imp6stors. ExAnilae svery bottle
See that Il has our private Y 5 stamp nhIaat1.
1 lated over the CORK, wifh plantation scene aud
/ our aiRuHtuFs fms stssi plata ssds fatsh 50
that our bottle Is not re-hiled with spurious aha
deiefefl0ns tfuH. Any person pretending - self
plAntatiea Bftsrs hy the gallon of 10 hnlks y an
lmPsstor. Any person Initiating This nottse. Or
safslh any other material th Fsia wtstlsar eailea
Plantation Hlttera Or not, ta aefiH'iual undeT thA
II ~ flaw aud will bs 30 prosecuted ~ IA We
already have enf eya on several ptrtios ts-haius
| our Hattsa ke eh8 VIII saeeead Ia zatttHa
Themselves into close qaut9Fs. Ice AAHaao -
brakes Plantation bttters from ladlest slffHE
usen, taet chants &c. i iesfsa ls. lhR Him
trial IL bottle Il che evidence We pseeut 81 thei
worth and ssifss.ariFy Theg ara sotd ty al r
apectabls dFuRsistst gtereFs, phXsietanss hotels
saloons, sfeamboats, ahd e9natf} Stores.
2. Il. btANa & GO.
No. e01 RraadeaY, y !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

Kathalrun u from tho gresk word * tthro,' %
s,KHthaifa. aigalfytrs 70 eieaasa, mjpvusta and
restore. This article u what its name signifies.
For preserving. restoring ard sssaufiiytnz lhs
human hair Il Il tho most remarkable repafatina
10 the ~erla. ft Is asatu owned ard pnt W ~
ths original proprietor ana i pew maaa with she
SANE care. skill and attention which gays u a
sale slower one million bottles psf Al una1
II Il most delightful Hair Dressing
fferadteates aeUsf sads daHdeuns e
II kaaps The lead cool and cieaa.
10 mAkss ths hair, rich. soft and eiaesy
II prevents The hair from falling 81 and iuga
ing gray
II restores haif upon bald heads.
ANY aty b. gentleman Wha vaiaes : heaatiu1
heal Of halr shoald nsa Lyons kssAairon. It's
known aud ed Throughout the eivllised world,
Sold by Ill Respectable dealers.
DEMAs 5 BARNES CO. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

Warrington AASAAss EzHf
WASHINGTON, Aprii6.-Gen. sedgviek /
has arrived in town to appear as Wit
ness before the committee on The Con-
duct Of the War
Arrangements are being made for in
vestiug Culpepper with 9 formidable Or
der Of breastworks, with view Of rem
dering it permanent depot for military
supplies.
Gen. Burnside wac in town few
hours to-day In consultation with The
War Department, in reference to his
expedition. sfs~
Gen. Mcdowell is about 70 leave for
California, TO take command of the De
partment Of California, Oregon, &c.
The President will Authorize the organ.
ization Of ten new regiments there.
Col Edward McCook has been nomi-
mated for Brigadier General
Telegraphie reports 70 the Treasury
Department report subscriptions % the
Ten-Forty loan to-day at 100000.
The Senate Military Committee will
report against the confirmation Of Maj
Generals schoGeld aud Gilmore
By order of the War Department,
Generals Stone, Porter and Nagle have
been restored to their original positions
in their regiments, aud Gen. Montgom-
cry Is dismissed from the service.
The monitors Tecumseh and Oman
daigua, at New York, will proceed with
their conveys to the Southern coast
The Sangus and Manhattan will soon be
ready TO follow
The following important order has
Just been issned
WAS DEPARTuEST, J
ADJ GEsEHALs OfFIcE,
Washington, April 4
By direction Of the President Of Tia
United States the following changes an,
assignments are made IL army corp
commanders
Maj. Gen. p H. Sheridan Is assigne
: 10 the command Of Cavalry Corps, Arm
Of the Potomac.
The Eleventh and Twelfth Army Corr
are consolidated, and will be called th
First Army Corps Major Gen. Hooks
ia assigned to the command.
Major Gen. Gordon Granger ia r
lieved from the command Of the Il
Army Corps and Major Gen. d.
Howard is assigned in his stead
Major General sehoGeld Is assigned
the command Of the % army corps
Major General slocum will report
Major General Sherman, commands
the Division of the Mississippi, and NJ
jor General Sherman will report to Maj
General scho6eld, commanding The d
partment Of the Ohio, for assignment.
Major General Granger viii report
letter to che Adjutant General Of 1
army.
Captain Harrie pofter, Us. ordiuan
Department, is announced as Aid,
Camp to Lieutenant General Grant, vi
che rank Of Iieutenant Colonel, by /
g Secretary Of War
(Signed) Il. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adj't Gen.
-si That portion Of this order relating
the consolidation of the 18th and 4
corps has been amended so as to demo
mate the consolidation Of the Goth
stead Of the Isl corps.
AweR known count named Kess, q
nseted for long time with the Army
the Potomac, aud member of tho III
Cavalry disappeared last week, and
supposed TO have been captured.
The Army Of the Potomac is still /
mersed in mud
aszas@~Nszssss-es~@su@~-~~sspz@=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINE
Cure

neTok%S ~ AA@ -
An uafalssag e5ss far speransorFhea, sesttsat
gsnts1ss Noesa,naI Esi.sass, aad al disese easss-
- IL selfgogfaeos saeh e. Loss n Msaao4y. LHg-
IN Laseeds Pa1ns Ia he Back Dinner u F1ssoss
pJea.afars Ofd Agss Weak Asyres, Diligently q
Ersaaa5ns IyembllHg, Hakefalaesss Krspteaa oA tAs
Faee Pale csuAteaancss Lsaaatg, Comsanlpsssa' aaa
an ~ DigefHl eopsptaiafs eaased ~ dPaftiSg from
he path II aafaye. -.
Ess-Tfis Medicine Il : staple Vegetable s7tffzef.
and one on which all can rely a. i has osen assa
in our practice ioF many gfaras and vita Ihs+a
aaas treated II has Bot failed IN slngs instaAes-
It's curative towers have b4en safDeisHl y sAss
yletsrv over The most stubborn eases
EB-To thsss Who have trifed Nitn thstf COAST
4 t.,fieu. until sheY think themselves bey9hh ne
/ $3.50 N Faa4teal AID we world say, Depa9 40
/ the caggokEs cUnE viii nastoFe yea y hs@ls J.
and vieeF and astsr 81 qnaek doctors rave iniiea
/ nss-Fes faif particulars. get Circular from ans
Drug store Ia the country o. write the Pf0Pffs
tors wl4o wifi mall free % eny desiring the sshas'
/ a full treatise 10 pamphlet form.
ssA-priees 81 per bottle " itree BOTTLES Tor -
ana fofwarded - Express o al parts q fns wgfla
81 sold By aii respectable druggists every
@ileEe.
DIR. w. Il. MerWin & Co.
sole PH8Fgig7ghs,
No 70 Liberty Street. Nes York.
HsE-aoIA ia Eyaasyiiis b VIM. BierboHs5 sh'
hg III druggists everywhere. tfebisdANly
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coRPoRAII0N &c

oEpK1 r1A EKrcg SIDE wAIA.
zfarch II. / e4--AHd How Il ia hsrsoy oEasFea
and directed by the Conarcs C0nnctl cgfhs Llsy q
Evznsviiiss that tas owners q ~ 80 = =
ftz frtrsx On or adjoining TIE south ~sst SOS o.
sixth street, srcm Aain 60 Lscuat strsssss
n saia CRY, esuss the sles vaikH thereon . e
brcuxht 20 ths proper grace sa1 tsAI L1sy -
rifF,n thirty azy1 freq The PSeliesEfsa Of this
0rdsr. y~kwwxv~r 90 s&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

. This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. IT chsnSes tha sun huraf
lace mua hands % ariy satin texture 81 rsvish-
hN hesHty y, iapaftlng tbs marble purity Of yoaths
and the dsfagas kppearauee inviting In the city
belle Of fashion. IL removes Tan, ffeeglss. pin
pies aud roazhnasa from the skis, leaving the com
plexion freshs transparent and smooth u con-
tains no material injurious % the akip. Pairaa-
izad hy Actresses and Opera singers IL l. What
every laay should have, sold everywhere.
Prepared BY " r. Hagan Troy, N. I.
Address Al Il erdesa 10
Is nEMAs. s. BARNES 3 co, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
DIR. w. r. Merwin & Co.
8. T-1seo-x

Psrsons Of sedentary habits troubled With
wsatnea iassitnds, palpitafion Of ths hssff, lace
" appetite, distress alter eating, torpid nssF,
trs fliaaeeIe4;rafsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

Il Eyznsvflls usIi recsivs sealed proposals Oh
or before prsi fSf, 1854. for extension q
Cksrry Street Sewer from its pTssant termtnas,
n%Ax Eighth Street. % Tsnth Street. % Be con-
2Ist@d b The Ia day Of September, fs6s-
Plan snd Specifications may - seen q
Couueii ChaEbar. A. PFAFFLISs CIsr
Clerks 0fnea. Msreh II. IsSA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

ENLTsT IN THE 4th INDIANA CAVALRY,
"a 06os faund ~ las. Uris's PlOw Factory
JOHN URIE, O. 8.
ms Recruiting OsnesT-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
CITY ADVERTIsEMENTs.
CORPORATION NOTICE


LOkfOkATT0N AOTILE. -
oKpxR Eon a rLASg sHpg wARx-
March II fstA.- And nov Il Il hereby ordered aud
iFectes By the essannuB council 81 the city Of Ex
ansusl= that the Of I lots or parts OF lots
fFentlnE en- " adjoining she west aias IF
Leet street. froua Centre 10 second streets, IL
ssid cts the side walks thereon to - brought
g. tie proper grade. and that they causs side
walk 81 giass No. Z, 70 BE laid d0zn tkareon With
in thirty days from the publication 81 this order.
A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
Clerks oHsos, March 20, 1851
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
CORPORATION soTIcE.
o0EPORATI0E NOTICg-

oRBKE 70 EKFAEz SIDEWALKS.
March n. lss4-Ana mss IL & hsraby ordersd
and air~cfe4 By ths Gommon C0ane13 Of the City
ofE~aHsxflAs that tbs ownerz % all tats or d rs
Of E0sH, fronting sr adjoining tha wsst aida q
Mary street. from Ann 70 sixth strsetas in said
city. canss the sidewalks therrcu 70 be Fepalrsa
within thirty days frsm thu publications Of this
order.
A.PFAFFLTS, Clark.