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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

From Rsp. J. Nelrton Brosn, D. D., Editsr sf 10
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knorledgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
eut Medicines in general hro ugh distrust Of their
ingredients and effects yet know of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he ma thus contrbass
to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. NJ jackson, Of
tbs city, because was preudiced aga nst theu foe
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eco, for the removal Of
this preuice by proper tests and for encouragement
TO try them. when suffering from great and long con.
tinued debility The of three bottles Of these
Bitters, ct the beginning Of the pr sent year, was
followed by evident relief and restoration to q do
gree of bodily AM mental vigor which had not fek
for six months before, and had almost despared Of
regaining l therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me 70 the use of them.
PHILADA, June %, 1861. J NEwros BRowx
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DIR. Cummings Works.

Embracing his new work The Great Consumma.
tion," which attracting much attention in Eng
land. Price LOO
THE GREAT TRIBULATIoS.
THE GREAT PREPARATION.
THE GREAT CONS UMMATIoN.
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WEE.
Mrs. Holmes Novels.

Rmbracing her eharming new novel. Marian
Grey which is 60 popular throughout the country
Price Sl.25.
MARIAN GREY HOMESTEAD,
LHRx RlvxRS, DORA pKASE,
MEADOW BROOK, CoUsIH nAupR
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XIV.
Beulah.

By Miss Augusta Evans. One of the very best
American novels ever published Its sale increases
day by day, and already 10000 copies have been
sold. Price Sl.50
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A. q. Roe's Excellent Novels.

Bnbraeing his last capital work Like and Uu-
like" Price Sl25.
A LONG LOOK AHRAD, HOW COULD HE HELP 1T,
I've BEEN THINKING, LIKE AND UNLIKE,
TRUE TO THE LAST, TO LOVE AND BE LOVED,
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD TINE AND TIDE.
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XIV.
Verdant Green.

The popular rOlicking. humorous story of College
LIE LIE in Oxford University, England, with nearly
comic illustrations. Reprinted from the London
eolnons book overaoWing with wit, snecdote,
ana iudicrous adventure. Price Sl.25.
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vi.
vi.
Novels by author " Rutledge." :"

Novels by author I" RutIedge."
Embracing the splendid new novel Frank " ar.
rngton" which is selling 80 rapidly. Price 81. 80
RCTLEDGE, FRANK WARRINGTON,
THE sUrEsALANDs, LOUIE.
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Epes sargent's great novel, concerning which there
has been fnore talk and speculation, perhaps, than
about any other book issued for years The thrilling
and extraordinary facts with which the author has
become acquainted have been thrown into plot and
story startlings bold and yet truthful 80 ten
der and 80 gentle, that every reader who begns it
must be fascinated with its unfaggnR interest. It
10 selling like wild Grs. Price OIL So
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kimball's Works.

Embracing his capital new novel, " Was he Sue.
eessful,'' Of the best fctions of the season
Price Sf50
WAS HE SUCCESSFUL, SAINT LRGER
USEDRcURRENrs, IN THE TROPICS
STUDENT LIFE ABROAD,
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For RATS, MICE, RoAcHEs, ANTS, BED BUGs
Morris IN FURs WooLENs, &C., INSECTS ON PLANTS
Fowls, ANIMALS, &c.
Put up in 25c soc. aud 81 90 Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. 50 and S. sizes fer Hotels, and Public in
sttutions, &c.
"Only infalibe remedies known
Free from Psisons'' E.r
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats cone out of their b, les to die'
GY Sold Wholesale in all large cities
CS Sold by all Druggists & Retailers everywhere
ES-! BEWARE ! of all worthless limitations
E See that "CosrARs name is on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before you buy.
70 Address PLESY r. CosTAR.
~ Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway, NY
EY Sold by W Lyman & Co. wholesale & Retail
Agents, Tunkhannock. Pa.
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H. resh Ground Plaster I'm Quantities
L end st prises to vuit FnrcAessrs. now for sale
esAcr4sa -. MevnrJ ia
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TO co ISU N ? T ' Is.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable pre-
scrption for thecure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis and all Throat and Lung Affections, (free Of
charge, by sending their address 70
Rev. A. WILSON.
Williams burgh,
Kings Co, New York.
Jan 20 l964-y3 no 236w
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs
WILL GIVE YOU
A GOOD APPETITE,
WILL GIVE YOU
STRONG HEALTHY NERVES.
WILL GIVE YOU
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS
WILL ENABLE YOU TO
SLEET WELL.
AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, As
Those suffering from
Broken doDn and Delicate ConssitsfieAe,
From Whatever causes, either in
MALE AND FEMALE,
WILL FIND IN
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERe
a REMEDY
That will rest)re them to their usual health Such
has been the in thousands Of instances. and q
fair trial Is but required 10 prove the assertion.
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- These Ssoks are sold by ell frst cisss book
ssasrs and ~ill be carefully sent by mail, postage
rspsis, sasse;etstpios, BY
GEO. w. CARLETON, Publisher,
1880 Il No Ala B,edS,ro,, N,,, vi
, 1864-08-15
oFFIcIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES -,
Passed al the First session tof the Thirsy-
Eishth corgress.

Az AcF to provide national currency, secured
by pledge Of United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
thcreoE
Be Il enacted By tEs iSSnaie and House Of Rep
ressatdiiees Of To United iStdtesgf Anseriea n
Congress assembled, That there shall be estab.
lished In the Treasury Department a senarate
bureau, which shall be charged with the cxccu.
ton Of this and all other laws that may be passed
by Congress respecting the issue and regulation
Of national currency secured by United States
bonds. The chief officer Of the said bureau shall
be denominated the Comptroller Of the Currency,
and shall be under the general direction Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. lie shall beappoint.
ed by the President, on the recommendation ol
the Secretary Of the Treasury, BY and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate. and shall hold
bis Office for the term OF five years unless sooner
removed by the President, upon reasons to be
communicated by him to the Senate; he shall
receive an annual salary Of FIVE thousanddoIIars
he shall have competent deputy, appointed BY
The Secretary, whose salary shall be two thou
sand five hundred dollars, and who shall possess
the power and perform the duties attached by
law 10 the Office Of Comptroller during vacancy
in such Office and during his absence or inability
be shall employ, from time 10 time, the necessary
clerks to discharge such duties as he shall direct
which clerks shah beappointed aud classified By
the Secretary Of the Treasury IN the manner now
provided bs law. Within ffteen days from the
time OF notice Of his appointment tho Comp.
troler shall take and subscribe the oath Of Office
prescribed By the Constitution and laws Of the
United States and be shall give TO the United
States bond IN the penalty OF one hundred
thousaui dollars with not less than two rtspcn-
, 1864-08-15

There is a great deal Of fawning in sOci,
city, in order tobo fawned on again, just as
among sucking puppies half awake.
There would be fewer shipwrecks in so
ciety If men remembered that large sails
are ill-adapted to small vessels.
The more we know the less we say. Al
death man arrives at immense knowledge
and doesn't open his mouth.
If stupid speaker has prodigious lungs
he can fill with his voice the largest house
and empty it, too.
Many love the music Of the "windinr
horn" But COW has winding horns with
no music in them.
That is properly the land Of our father.
in which we may veneate the image oi
their virtues. s#
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BRows's BgoscuIAL TRocugs,

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHBS.
. trrs -.see- changed my mind -eSpstirg them
from tie frs, syee"tius to Think yet better Of thai
,ra,ch begaa thinking T,N ofo
Rev. HsSRy WARD Bzso1gs.
" The 1roches ors a staff Of life TO ms."
Prof. howard NORTH,
Pres. Han,ilton College, Clinton, N Y.
Mp. Willis
; Zoo fa-cyabby kns,cn to med en1nn,erdntioa y
Hon. CHARLES A. PHRLPI.
Prea. Mass. Senate
Ccrir,,l M Optu.n ar Viking sinrious"
DR.. A. A. HAYES. Chemist Boston
p" IA slse at eo-ntirn'fon 10 Esnchs"
DIR. Il. = BfGaLow, Boston.
+" 1 'eco-1T,crd II tr use 20 P.tIic SpacEsrs f"
Rev. Il. \ C?APIN.
" Aos. sniula'y relief - Bron.sifjs'
Kew. SRlaERI D. Morristnwn Ohio
. Vert ecnsf,irs srhrr saf ring from Cnids''
Rev. S. }. r. AhDERsnS ST. Louis
As@oss instant retftf m IN, distressing labor o.
b-s9hsss f'etaiia- 10 HS'hsnI.'
Rey. A. @ fGGLBSrGy, New Yors
~ tate suited my oas. ernr1g. reitsring mn
throat 81 taet . ooutd sing 10Th ease =
g. DucHtRwR,
Ch"rigter French Parish Church M"ntrsal
As IN re ore imitation, be sure to oPTtTs the
gGatt~ fe2-im
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TO ,nE - Rrrss cF ivss COMPLIANT Among
the wonderful me icai pro nrieties shich have
derea }cstefter's Stomach B;ttsrs pre- eni re 1t
srao2E the % alIi restoring pr paratiaa. of the
age it, anti biltras r lac are not tn" l's<t "a
r'sri sbte. r" words can d" tuffice to IL mtrv.l
ouR fleet upon the diseased liver. PEI aars he
Fimr's words Of a convslescent Huffar+". who 10
.trihes It going right to the spot tell tn,
st. nv clearly max he. T. docs go right to t9r
spot. 1t ,orarstss directly upon thu. d. rdered
or gar. and ~ ethe~ II "duty active ~ stat ar
p "a ysja yeStor l. to candi i" Of health. The
si-kness a. the Stomach Pain between taa
shnuldert en5 II Tho RIGHT size. Yellow srfTusnu
ofthe sk'n: CO tiveGcss D,nwsis ess and Lang ,rv
L.mpesS Of the Sight, Collie. Pain tsti3n Of the
Hesrt Dry Couch. low Fever. ani other sym 3:"e,s
which ildi"afe the various phases of acIe. an
chronic LIVER 0omp' faint are me end al prom ,tv
reevee, ard Gosl'y re'nn,ed Ivy the seton of this
famous pTepa ration. which i ut once the has. Of
co-E.ct;ves, the p rtept ami most Genial oF all
sps r;en g. ar infsllble resu'etor. aud powerful
restorative Persons of billions hsfit. ho use
IT, RitterF as protective medicine, viii never
~ Fer the pains and p,n.lIies Of L~pr Diseasa or
Billions Femittent Fever. This, the prop -ietors
guarantee.
Sold By Drusgists and dealers generally every
where.
Wholc sale Asents-A. 81. Bininger Z, Co.. G37
T6np. ave. f. q cost
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a 0AHnpkL RERFIIIna.

1rinenpb # n Graf Discovery,
The pablo has -ebsilsd against esuts,isins y11i,
Cgea rsahion has fe-esvnrr tbem A easseiogs
immunity has ac opted ia til ctr steal,
CHIsrAp5hc'H HAIR Dye.
spd Fcr these rtasoas It eufb-owns ant h'sssaus
the hair. rot the skin 1t is regetnbls ennNien,.
nc: tp.rinx yfuid II does not hurlesqus n .turs
With blooSsi-s metallic times but profus her
iirias hxs It's coeiirg feet is lasting II dsfee
detection Its rerults unifo,m. It nerer fills
Maria ,t1rsd ky J. CaRI,TADoRo. No. 6 Aston
House New ors. ecid By all Druggists Applied
i:y all II az Dressers. Jazz soinr
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1904 HEAiGUhRTgs5 FOB 1917
ACO5 St,ENT FINE kSU
WHOLE SIlr Ann RETaf!

Tbs u1dsrsignea offsrh to tbs public SID 70 desi
ers, psaGfees snd sn Who ssli Vsieu iEss fes
.Nge,t, chesytstsg pret.isst s-soi t:n set 01me
.nd eea,im.pt-l sLRVTIREs, VlLsNTiNs
uAkDh ENEg'OPEs RMB asEU .sAPER,
snIso WAFEE5, r., ever before nf'5res ir
tns a-kst cousi - ae Of Ire noe FORK Valentine
tnN tst Ar comLap,es cse si.lts1 ioo4s
Lus y OF u De- al Ieeount to dek e:s and ssters
oIaeI' ps M Sromp.t. A. ended to, C.tl and sx.
anil Car stock suo PRICES
Ine rrc nan ID a1sa Offers lar "a lot Of soxs
sis s S"Ty AM Fanny ~rciec at Low figures cor,
so9it. stshoIsrs, Bsok Cannon casss ana Crib
Al DID % OF Papers sDt Rnselo,os,
kbsyss, s.or, Hassc-s, Portfolios.
Pooh Ell 2ocss. p1rtes, eosps
tconba, 2rushss, 80 rfur1pry So Sc
Psref fcvels Nv t.e thou, aud !. sirgia ona
n re 81 c, rs sc.;Teis for Gee toasF,
rssss e eeat o'at. rsr, rssssssa fos Ons dola,r.
n s.s bpm Cards fnr eae dnIaY
inpse sct OF Boos 81 b Af price, '
Wr.ypi as az rtoss ali a.. 81
p.sar Iass 10 vhics W, invite the sokentios az
ercteSp tcnspc' innets &c he.
Arctic : ..pnly of this S:yans@ss' GnidS and Pa
Ell Sst& q, Jooi iest rec. iysa e =
1870 Nh r. Ns3sT1IEtS y
Setioral Boeas ~ n ra Avsnraf
fsU.A So = bstWseR ilsA aa6 I'm asA.
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THIRD W ARD STATION CAsss.-Marr jack
son, vs. grant; workhouse. Jno. II. Woo ward,
profanity; s95s. VIM lloyd. diserderiy; dis.
u Used Michael Iovie, drunk and disortarlv;
military. Edw. Straub. do; do. Fred. +, met,
drunk; Si55. Patrick DoIGelly, do; military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

bee,
6'a Mo, isy. att rpoon, at 81 O'Clock. ELI2 , i.
Ef3b Nc. 81 ~ cO-s iit OF rhe iats w N g.
C2r'er IL the COST car Sf her n,.C
- fritsrf q re far5iis ere y%c1a-tei tt sttaYd
hcr interai, fscp1 her '5ts rssi:s G. NO 49, =.
street. h4t g. eGd So, IT ocices "a Wedneadsy
hi'efrfsln viz cut further roiice. 9ta
& iSe lGtl tla'aot. az MeasG.s, MARY JANE
VEN h'sHlCb, .Econd dsrG .ter Of viii. a s. ID
81 VS. 80 EjsS !ck sse6 yesrs AMI .2dlyt
r. tA'snoF a, seGI. tsuess ri the tamil y ara
ftf.e tutY iIViteI 20 attend Ger flu,rs, fro . III
rs:a n.s g her faf e.. o. tia Gtr fl aErest
rstf g. = street south, On Thu -sdsy, .hs JSth
s'n Ftrr :, syenirg. 18th ;Csssnt, cf s,,rt4t
sCpi .. & 70 Of ahp S. and Anai,. Enu!i5
futsr little Chti4l0l, GDl oIt,a thsel .ot to
ctne tDto me: for If such II tie Kiu.lsu of
sCsveEn
CT tfe 2it1 mir after shsrt bnt painFa IL csss
- dipti eIis ATTY 10 The seventh year o. her
age.
ta1 IGN iestans, THOMAS Il II the .iash
y'sr OF FiRsse
ReoVsG chhtr,n Of rios and Ma gsrst Kearo,.
ar q sfepd ctiler, 81 E1Eard kacNsfnan, lag
ly. i ftx c. pDty Va
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1se F2KT--Peauty of carriage is mostly dep n
der on jn6ie;ous preservation Of the FIT Is
IL pcesiols to move in a graceful mann-r II h.
great ppurt of the whole frame he in dis " iersd
condition, a rathii:s impedcs 80 r'unh as Carns,
rur;ops, fngrowisg Nrila. or other oisorf-rs r.
wh,st tie epet are liable To all sfhic ed w6Il
reroInr1 crd an early call at Dir. White Off No.
42a Pens s,lvnr 3 avenue, betgeen Fou--aif a
haiisnd sixth streets. fe lett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

ATTENTION is directed to the call for a m t.
ing Of The Board or Managers OF the .,t}raud
Sanitary Bali 10 take place ou the 2sd 10 81.
The man ayers ba Wing this bail III csarke are
gentlemen calculated IL carry It out In tina ha It
manner, ard from the interest ARA ty excite 4
In II there can he no donht OF its parsset sac
cess We shalt note the arrangements 70 ore at
ensth hereafter. f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

SEE .sRsr PAGE Of to-iay's Stas FOR interest.
ing local articles. .rs
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LARCENY Ca Saturday, Ann Pagan, a con-
fIabahd servant in 'ae HOUSE OF Mr.. Farm ham N,
vas ntttd ~ officer A. A. Gre, +. on the
charge OF stealing sol' thjmb and gold
framed yt- elass fTr m her eln pioyer, AID was
taken before Jrs'i e Barnaclo who commit ed
her 10 jail for CONT. she acknow ladg sd the
theft, cnd s'sts iat s.e 'tous them 10 ri We L,
white lady going NccL who ieid her t. T. ne
them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

cop fLtTsp CaAiSs, Isa,ss Sc VS. Kiags pt1s
lar welry Store, AIS Pennsy!vsnia ~. near 81
ftrret fe iO-iw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

JUsT oFgNFo Few ana beautiful goods ut as
Fenr. eGsEus, ar ~ stceet, at the Dollar Jsse
~ SsoTs 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

CLOSING SALES OF phctogrf.pa albums.
beoks, sts.tionetX, family bibles. photograph
frarues ell vel. plated wares, gold AID silver
watches, gold jeweiry, goid and silver psneii-
eases gold pens, foreign sea shells, fine gallery,
Wednesday, evening, at 6R O'CLOCK, sad to-
morrow THURSDAY naoEniLg OF 10 o,cicck and
e,enipg at c { o'clock, nj j. g. MEG uire i Go $
auc.iCn sales @CEEnz, corner OF Il and lStl
st.ee.s. &. - Efs8'e IL
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From James Cruik shank, LII. D.. Editor
N Y. Teacher, Albany, ". Y.
LOST AND FOUND.

ron,,. =. = ---------------
a GcIhaf dUhSE-piofed up BY smss km-
his iiy,fx on knSts. 2oi Fprraarv nv q sosGH
u IICk Il kIrset bet sth a nm Nav sari 81
p o'el1,k
-, :, -
ES hs"shD- Loss tbs morning, on Psnn5rl-
&o saiiia eVenue st tn e pAir 81 tEofA-
sSia i.aIss 40 pt s,ssses Iae ABOVE re.
IsI7-us - AN3 a'e'
p, .--z,-
I va uhp Horflng. TREE GHarlernaster
- w ~ Oh rs, issnoi In faV.r OF osrfico Aus
2osb in 1rea-nr. notes. for ,bici al a,, ao
~, q will be paid n pon their return to ns -
baRaJW NcRsIDsS IN
feG-st* corner nth az ana In syan-o
- = ~ DpT--o, - = -
~ re" Ahi RE aoSFe rsEa viii CO I'd
ca airy b vi ion D. e. Gissboro' Pom For tee re-
cover, OF u large WHITE POLsH oEAR SLIs
ELish w.s it leg from gs near tss tacts.
ties on W-dn ay. Vi ming IUth bet spen tGa
k.uIs OF 81 d II 0 ciock D. N. The robe sas ineG
Tith p All drceget. fe IL ~
q cIg an roY % r. d -, -
. be1v,er fsnn az Maryland gyeng Il, On Tab
rfst. i-TRs &C ahF. about eight feet long. OF
sltGftec t.iGr5 Ehersi Is"ar3 viii ie pad II rs
tsln-I 20 Mr - HEh'S Barber Shop, on 7St At,
corr tr q 0 q avtncs II 10 -
/, tS1-Fr m tie ysrd Of the en becr.bsI sn rd,y.
soky e. ~ 9W ~ 'iy s ''r IeNr 9 s'eo
having ! No $50 ~ street, betse,n V,rei1 "a
~ aus fld e, l. lGIo, = her milk has be . u 3 d
Tor asthnE .hi'h T. 1885
tSY-tI5r IT, i5Yi ,roy,, i } ~ - VI ~ "
er,.U h s,t 81 "a, ;, pYr-E.rs q ,,- 80,
~ a D IN, iaatber coilsr raj AID whit. -
m, n. 4 TO- ! 1870 - n o." 80 WIZ sn sF
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TAR PLACHlTo GET rsE WORTH OF YOUR
MoS.l in fun, music, artistic performances,
&C dc, and st the sa214s tame see lie sm lest
and prettiFst woman ana the tvc smallest men
IN TIE world, in thirty six different char
aeters. i at ODD Fellows Hall, every AZ
te-acsn aud right this week Com mod're
Foc.5 is - years cd, only q il chrs high mnd
wvighs CRY 2S pounts lis sister, Miss Et!zt
EtstslI, is IL gears Did, only !. inches high,
and Weighs only III pannds: Gel. SH all 10 IL
ysaIz Old, o.ty 80 inches high. ana weighs
10
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SEccwp WARD STATION OAsss.-Catharine
Martin, grand Larceny; dismissed. Jno. Dean,
drunk: 50 Susan Ca.,a, dlsorderly; 81 E'izs-
beth Herbert, dru nix sy,f disorderly: 81. John
Grimes. disor6erly; -. +. Longden and
Stephen Gariley, assam, -; military. 2. -s
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TIN pssss ssIrs.
yrai,s Dasss s.as.
H0Stb's Bssirsss Salts.

soAs HALzEES Co. 3es Peln avenue, Metro
rouge thet their annual displsy OF Fall and Wiz
NeF C.e hing Ia Hor resdy for Inspection. It is
sSnpiL 90 81 en- ars0rtTFat OF Gpntleutsu's ard
! vita Clothing offbe peEest sud richest designs
q 'n.se lsi, TRIMMING an. worh ship;
Q t1pSe SAo Study eznslience With sconomy In
asasrv able CIRCLES Of dress, an opportunity If
MoT a5 red for affecting from the most attractive
IIt.cs .. resdy usGa clothing tais city. st worry
.sduGaS prtcas cc 3-1us .
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p0sr OFFICE, WAsHIEGroN, D. O..

Februsry Is, 1854.
sEALRD PROPOSALS win be received by ms for
ere Ne, nom tie date hereof, for nvsying the
Tited states Mails between the washin ston .ii.y
Fort Offiec and ihs Bsltimor0 and Ohio Rajlro.i
pct. as frt anentiy .. may be required Tas ser
COZ true mt o,he viss ordered The pronosais
must be secop panied by tie VIZ item Guaranty of
bidder Pc, form the ssrvics .siisfastoriiy IL So
csp'ed. The wagons used mu'the subject to mr
tie eprre mail sech trip 10 safe, dry. aad secure
msIIsr The .asSeptance Il any Did ID subjees to
TIE approval OF the Postmaster General
Msils ere Icv sea- and received by the trains
leaving and arriving at The Depot 9. the following
Leaving r'csksssto.. kuieins al wasAiss,os.
e.gA q. $50 A. 81.
~, ii 81 A. M.
I.4t A. NJ s2aPM.
~. Sap. N.
$50 +. X. 49,
fsIS-ses 81. BOWEN, Postmaster.
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A PASTOR All. CALI The Brooklyn dsily
7:nss eays The North Fresby terrain church in
New York, formerly under the care Of toe Rsv.
DIR. Has Geid, has eZteRded unanimous call
to the Kew. DR.. Sunderland, Of Washington,
4 !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

Miss LAURA hEEHE.-This evening, the
sparkling c NEEDY Of .sIor don Assn france" w i'll
be given. with Miss Laura ksene as -. LADY
Gay Spanker.' Last e-sring, the tGea5er Wa
well fill.u &c Wines "Our sTnarican C,usin,n
" bich vSs rece' gsd with shouts OF aarht4r
Tomorrow evening tar the benefit OF the san.
ita.y A =. cistion !or sick and wounde J.
dters, and or fTiCay .rst tins here OF Charles
-Rrau' heantiiul domestic Ir imS of Rachel
The Reaper" The thester, during this cold
weather, VIII M Te addiional stoves placed N
the ysstibule and aisles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17
MARRIED,

In eseorae' o~p y tee - h is,tSat By Re- I'm
q. t,hs p1 81, "a 81 al LCThEkt, Mis-, aMELi
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BOARDING..


EJRNISaEr ROOMS AND soAappoR SIEVE
d ~ g-Dts sil gle gent. men, o: e 4rtiso IN and
u cir waves. No 400 tenth Atreet, betxeeD Pam.
syi5slia avtnue and street.. fs7-sIs
NICELY EUREfsHgD ROOMS AND yO19D
IL $50 g few Table Haarders can he ace .tmo
ast.d b. a7p!y Ing at 3js Sixth street, BIT 4 and
! strests. 10 l5lws
'sltBLE BuAnD.-A few sans EN- a can "a a.
co.imodatsa with Table Board, a. 2bt p az
tet tS'h ard '4tb sis fs II NV
MI lily .gNIeHID Ro0N3 a. d gOHR0-
~ for e. nj sn eY 1; elsp few Tabs Bnsrders ca,
hs scto, n o6atat by applying At all Thi tsanth
street. bit q srd fss,ma
Mo- IDS --ssf APO after Monday next, o asU.
IN qITR viii BE- prepared 70 rscsiye resuIa- TAI bio
BcRydsrs ct 81 ger week. jaA-tf
nFOsSssoR AL1X WoLowsEI HAS rae
Z honor 70 srpOuLcs that IN co1p}iaoos ~.
With tie sensi a quest OF his frieads Rnf H.
prpiis w.n give 20 more and pogit, elY Last ~
cspfee o. les rctisn ia siogiag AMI the plaao
Fsrte, II his asv AMI tniirety Dr,gsaAl soetb al
Al ,usose WHO dssirs becc ne Ansfinssrs o en-
re pevsr II rs avail themselves Of eis sx
TIP, rsu, its u app.y NJ ar ia res.dsnce No ZIG
kbas9t, cofnsr OF lith st. rt, to Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

fORDs NEW TBEATER.-We were m ore than
ever COZ WINGED OF the superior DIR tInatc talent
OF Mr. Usrs over AIRY other tr sgAdieuna OF
the sent day, on witne ssing her pert ,rfn anee
Of "JsEe Shore last evening 1t was o ie o.
her creates triUmphs, ana fully me.ited ths
rarturous applause ii received. Tonight sha
apl Ca"s + r tn l.sl time a 8 Beatrice" IN
Sht keTp3re : brilliant comedy of "Nucn a 10
about Non me- whI"h is to BE- present Il il
compliance .ih The expressed WISH OF q large
nuluter CT our citizens. Mrs. Bo wPrs' "B.-
anlCe is one of her hnest comedy deHu, n .ous.
~ as her Ter O. t.ou OF comedy cbar ,c;e~s IS
Is 60 ally effective as her tragedy. & criticti
aUdisrcs v.ili doubtless assemble TO might 10
with ess her delightful representation.