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THE GREAE
Cherokee Cure!

A n UNFAILING CURE for spernAtorrhsa, Semi
IA nal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all
diseases caused BY self pollution; such Loss Of
memory, Universal LAssirude. Pains In the Back,
Dmness Of Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak
Nerves. Difficulty Of Breathing, Trembling, Wake
fitness, EruitiUus on the Face, Pale CouuteuAnce
insanity, Consumption, and all the DirefUl CON
plants caused by departing from the Tath Of
tuTe
"This Medicine is a simple vegetable extract,
and one which ali can rely as II has been used
In practice FOR mauy years, and with thousands
resed, II has not failed H. single Instance. Its
curative powers have been sufficient gain victory
over the most stubborn case
faP-To those who have triAed with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves beg ond the
reach OF medical aid, We would say. DESPAIR NOT
the CHERORE re CURE will restore you 10 health
and vigor. and after all quack doctors have failedi
y FOR full particulars, get Circular from any
Drug store in the country write the ProprietOrs
who will mail tree to any one desiring the same
full treatise in pamphlet form
~ Price, & per bottle OF three bottles for 8,
and forwarded by Express 10 all parts Of the world
A6-Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. X. MERWIS Co,
sole Proprietor,
ETlT d&wly No. SO Liberty str, New York
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ALTIM0RE LOCK HOSPITAL
. EsTABLIsHKD AS REYuaE -,
oUACKERYTn AVN
THE OILY PLACE wHER
CURE CAN BE OBFAINED

nR JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED TuF No.
IL Certain SPEEDY and Ouly EEsetu.I 80
the Back and LimbS, strictures, Ass,r-. - q
Kidneys and Bladder, lnvoluntAry D1.rhs---' me
potency, 6sneral Dobility- NerTu1snssL D, n
Languor, Low sptTlts- Confnsion % IDEAS -
tioa Of the Heart, Timidity. Trembling NJ : i-tA-
sight Giddiness, Disease Of tkr H. -
Nose or skin. Affections o. the Lfvs- -, -LEgNi
ach BoWels-those Terrible disorder - son
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-those sE-Es- 10
itAry practices more fatal 70 thsJE victim. 49,
song Of syTens to the Mariners OF UIysses h1S,ss
theiT most brilliant hope or aafici,atic-s .lLs
ing marriage, &C. Impossible. Icy
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims ofS-r..
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit ufl.--y
nuAly sweeps 70 an untimely grave thuu.s-4
intellect, who might other Use Lave eut-.-.-1--'
tening Senates, with the thnnieTs O. sl5-r--. -
WaEea 20 eestAey the living Tyre, Ray eal stta hi
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Meu cc1ta--.r...
marriage, being az are Of physical e'aEzess,
debility, deioEmities speedily cured
he who places himself under the care r. IN, p
may religlously eounde II hiz honor a. grrtr---'
and confidently rely upon hi skiI IS Fhy..-,--'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full yiscr Restore
This Distressing A1irctiun-Wuic h render. t+.-.-r
Marriage impossible the penalty paid IN -.
victims Of improper indulgence Youusts-- II. -
too apt 20 commit excuses fruIu not ttfa.- 49, 4.
the dreadful consequences that may -a-e- n
who that understands the subject ali rrr-s-.s ~
deny that the power Of procrsaGiJu /. lot .--t,
those falling into improper habits THAI o. RE.
deutf Besides being deprived 81 the r.e..--. -
healthy offspring the most serious aud l-,trr.tr,
symptoms TO both body and mind Arl-e- Tte-r.-.-
becomes derange the Phys.csl aud Nelis fu---
lions Weak cu-d, Loss Of PrucreatIve -- Nry--.
Irritabiiity, Dyspepsia PalpitAti1u o. the H.-r
Indigestion, constitutional Debility. o u.,-.-. y
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay All usa;s
Office, No. z South Frederick ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore street % s.
docrz from the corner Fail % abservr the l.r
and number
Letters must Be paid and contain . stamp. -.
Doctors Diploma hangs IN his oaice-
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have injured tLe-.
selves by improper indulgeHgenee and solitary hA-
its, which ruin both body ans miuI, uniting thea
for either business, study. society marriage
THEsE are some q the sad aud melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz Wraau-s.
Of the Back and LII a., Pains in the Head, Dimes
Of sight, Loss q Iu-rs ever. PalpitAgou 90 ne
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritAbilIty, u-rt1s+-
mrut OF the Digestive Functions, General Debility.
sym ptoms Of Consumption, &C
MIgTALLE.-The fearful ELECTS on the mind aye
much 10 be dresd-d-L0sz OF Memory, Cauf1srru u
Idras Depression % Spirits, XVII EurbulII.- Aver.
sion - Society, SelfDlstrUst, Love Of SuIJu1s T n
idity, &c. . some Of the evils produced
THOUSANDS Of persons Of al aSz- nov g1zee
What y the cause Of their declining h-a'tg. .-
their yIgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous aud
en'aciatrd, having q singular Appearance about Tie
ewes. ccuEh and synpt0Ins u cnnsLmr-Llu-
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Capt A V BAERIN5ER, Chief Quarterlnaster Depart
ment OF West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd

GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of - in the
County Of, and State If, hereby Jointly
and severally covenant with the United states and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-be
accepted that he they will within days after
the acceptance of said bid execute the contract for
the came with good aud sufficient suTetIss in
sum equal the amount Of the contract 10 furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1861 under which the
bid made, and in case the said--Ahall fail 70
enter into a contract aforesaid, guarantee TO
make good the difference between the offer by the
said-and the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this-dsy Of
-l564-
Witness:
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BAR TRON.

BAR IRON
OAR IRON, RouAd from SIG 10 3in-
ID BAE Iron, Square {" TO ~ in.
Bar IKoS, Flat, ." JSkI< to 6&< In.
BAR IEoS, Oval, - IS 10 lab in.
BAR IRoS, Half OvaIs' IS to lEJ< in
Bar IRoS, Cut to lengths for Tire.
BAE lRO5, Hoop, from = 10 in Prom Penn
sylyania, American, Wayne, and Sligo Mills Pitts
burgh.
P. c. HILDRETH 4 BRO,
'An22 So Main street.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain p-a-:.55
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil COMPANIONS, OF 1t school, the rre l. u
which nightly felt, when asleep. .-l g Dot
cured readers marriage lulFsls-lui-r aud destroys
both mind and body. should apply Immediately.
What pity thai young man the hope % ts
country, the darling OF his parents, should be-
snatched from all prospects and rljoy uf life.
by the consequences Of deyiatIHs To- the I-i- Q
nature auiindulgiuZ in certain secret hltst such
r-aTs.Ls nIU-T. Laf-rs ..utamnlaIIu.
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[PuBL1o-No. 1851

An ACT provide internal revenues to support the
government, to pay interest on the public debt,
and for other purposes-
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TRANSPORTATION.
3altimore g Ohio Railroad.


oTgIcH BLITInoEH & ONO RAILROAD o.,
WHIIIIHs STATION, Nay IA, 1s64-J
PASSENGER TRAINS will run by the following
il schedule on and after May 18th, 1854:
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that q sound mind and body are TIE rot
necessary requisites 20 promote couuubia. haFP'-
hess Indeed, without these the Journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect hour
ly dArkeus 20 the view the mind become, -l4iu-sd
with despair aud filed With the melancholy Isc-
tiou that the happiness OF another becomes uetIed
witk Cur own
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YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, OF Young Men ccate-r-r. .,-
marriage, being AW are Of physical - es.E
debility, def0Fmities speedily cured
he who places himself under the care O.. -,- .
may religlOusly coutie II hi- honor a. sertr--g.
and confidently rely upon hi skiIl as s ,.ly..-.-
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

80 Nerc4rv or NauseoIls I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN TIE SENATE yesterday

~ iHE SENATE yesterday
:. M. W hson reported back the bill reyiying
lne sla0e OF Lieut.. nant General with amend
lIeh's, slIlkihg cnt the clause making said off,
Ger tCmmanCer. in. chief and clsuse recom-
menca,ory OF General Grant for the position
MT Johnfon introduced a bill transferring
acIlrs asslstant raymasters in the navy to the
regular examination. Referred TO Committee
on Naval affairs.
The bill to en- coura ge snlis stments in the army.
me Gueshon being on the anne sndment of Mr.
PerdttscE, TO limit freedom TO the slave re-
iuit, instead Of e. tending IL to its relatives
cane ne, ard W as discussed by Messrs Sher,
Man, RICHARDSON and othels, but no definite
action was taken.
In TIE HOUSE,
The Sena,e bill amendatory of the enrolment
act, was considered, and several amendments
offered and rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

PARDoNED-Mr. John IL Waring, of Prince
Georges county. con fined in Fort Delaware
under sentence of csurt- martial, has been par
doned by the President for the remainder OF
his term.
vie of General Foster has been travelling
through tie Western cities, and victmizng ali
whom she could induce to trust her with .
loan.
~ The ice merchants OF New York State
have already gathered sufficient quantity OK
tfat luxury to war; ant q reduction from the
price asked in 1868.
D9 The Philadelphia Bulletin says the streets
of New York in her dirtiest days dtd not ex-
The filthiness of the streets OF Philadelphia
at the present time.
~ The new official map Of France is now
ctmplefed This immense work, executed by
The general staff of the army, has occupied
nearly sixty years. bsS
~,ov. Buckinehham OF Connecticut has
issued a proclamation defining the last call for
rcons, and giving 1,926 as the number the
State will have to raise. qqfE8s-5F
~ An accident occurred ON the Meanwhile
and Chattanooga Railroad, and gentieman,
his " ife AZ three Of his children were killed.
~ An ocean stesmer has just been launched
Phila6elphiA whose average TIME 70 lok
knots per hour. s,fs. -
~ Tobacco, OF the new crop, is selling IN
Lou vile, KY, at prices ranging from sa5 to
$50 per hocshead.
~ The Union sentiment in Dallas, Calhoun
aud Parker counties, Texas, 10 90 strong tnSs
men talk openly for the Union IN the strseu'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
The Maiden Murder.-The Murderer's
Confession.

Boston, Feb. s.-AfIer the search OF Green's
person fe was conducted into an adjoining
room, where he W as inform { d th at he had been
followed and watched for some time. There
upCp-withCut any unusual emotion-he con-
fessed his guilt. He stated that on the day of
the murder lie visited the bank twice; the first
time he found there O conductor, who left q
pair of skates; the next time at half past
eleven. Immediately on entering he went into
the dire ctOrs loom, and seeing one, he drew
his pistol,- six barTeled Smith Il Wesson re-
Solver-placing the muZZle within foot OF
young Converse's head and fired; the ball
taking effect under or back of his ear. He in.
stantly discharged second barrel, the ball
taking effect in Conveise's temple, while his
victim lay on the floor. After the cosunma-
tion of the deed he seized the bills in the draw
er, about five thousand dollars, and went % his
own office. He informed the persons present
that a poIt tion Of the money was concealed in =
pisc OF newspaper, in an old boot in the post
office. Six hundred and fifteen dollars were
found as he had directed He further stated
that ts.e balance was secreted under the floor
OF the Volunteer Engine house, and on making
search, three thousand four hundred and fifty
four dollars in Maldtn oank bills were found,
making in all four thousand and sixty nine
dollars. This, with several sums paid by him,
accounts for the " hole amount stolen from tn.
Bapk. He also stated that the pistol was in Il
drawer at his boarding house, and on going
there it was found
Green was brought TO this city and commit
ted TO Ihe TCombs. The ite lings OF his wife ON
hearing of his arrest can be better lmagine1
than described.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

0It is said that Louis Napoleon has invited
and snioy all the privileges OF the most favored
French citizens. Agassiz declines. and prefers
10 remain in free America. a,s4 ~
James Kately, fugitive from justice,
from Cleveland Ohio, and who has been at
large since December las., has been arrested In
Newark, MI, Il q ss65 =
0Thcse who profess to be posted refer to the
prospects of the fruit crop as very gloomy. Inc
severe weather about New Years no ooopt
destroyed the fruit in many localities,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'8 NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av


TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av.
Last week but one Of
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS,
and Arst night of famous play OF
PLOT AND PASSION
which, having been some time in predarstion, viii
&c produced
THIS iWedr eBdsy) 1vlNIEG, Feb. 10, 1854,
wi,h TIE following uneqused cast OF Characters:
Marie De fontarges Mrs d. P. Bo 1ers
Desmarets, Ia kpS in the service Of foucheJ
Mr.. @. Wheatleigh
Mr.. II. B Phillips
Cther cbs,.ctars bv fa.crta .n,hans ~ y th ne
company. To conclude with the last new farce of
EASY SHAVING
In rehearsa, Sheridan . brilliant comedy of The
Rivals the great sensation French play OF "P au-
lire, the tragic play Of Jane Shore" and . new
comedy, pJ oducsd in London with great success
and written expressly for Mrs Bowers by Edmund
falconer, Esq, entitled
WOMAN;
Or, LOVE AGAINST THE WORLD,
which will each be produced for ONE NIGHT
during the ensuirg q week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

THE BOUNTY BILL.-Goyernor Bradford mas
issued his proclamation announcing the pas,
sage of the bounty bill by the Legislature. anu
exnIaInipp o lis provisions He calls attention to
the fac that the bounties provided for by this
bill as well as those offered by the Govern
ment Of the United States VIII only oe PAD 70
anite three weeks hense. The Governor will
shortly announce the quota OF each couaty and
the city of Baltimore, and urges the necessity
IF nrcInpt action II the draft is to be avoided
4 QaIfo 2gry7. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

CHARGED WITH RUNNING OFF Col OaE d
MRN-William Burke, a resident OF w ashiug.
ten city, was arrested yesterday, charged with
enticing color-d men to leave Washington
fer the purpose OF going to New York with
him 10 enlist. There beng suspicious of at
tempted fraud in the case, an examination OF
the Two colored men took place at the provost
marshars Office, and from there sworn testi-
mony Captain French " as induced to lock up
VIM. Burke TO await a further Investigation OF
the affair Bait. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AN MULES

CHIEF QUAarKRaAsTRR's OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WAsHIsGroN: :
u,n - & &Wsshinsteni D. G. Pebfua,y5 ls64:l
'ss :,
condemned ss ur ft for public service
Terms cash in Government funds.
kale to commence At IT. O'Clock ~,
Brig. Gen. and Chief z epsrss, SH master,
~, =. CON sas :: w.,Sess.n s.sRs ann
CHIEF QUARTkBMAsTER's OFFICE,
v.s DEPOT OF @ASatsGroSs p a.,
VIII escld st pubic arction At 7th st. ct ~harf
rs; is. So. at d 'efoSs a n, thirty thousand
:soECI old Grain Sacks, deemed unat for pablic
Also, alta O'CLOCK m. of the same day, a. Gov
erHment Harehousk'o. 8, corner ROW YORK av snus
dIed t6 zoe pounds OF Bags
Terms cash in Government funds
Brig. Gen. spd Chief ouartsI mastsr,
fe6-td Dspo. Of Sa.hn ston.
GALE OF CONDEMN aRaIS AND Hay
CHIEF QuAR1kRMAsTzR's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsBISGroN,5
VIM ho ,oyd. Wyd.s9Eshhins shiiS D; o., FEB 4, ls6i
a. e0 SsbIasrs - tb
following quantities of Grain and Hay deemed un-
About thirteen thousand (ls OOo) bushels of corn.
4so .ns aosf s1 son. o s.y
TIE grain will be cold in lots Of one hundred (1OO)
bushels with the privilege Of five hundred (sOOj
bushels and the hay in lets of twenty Ave (25 tons
with the privilege cf fifty (5ol tons
Also, st the sane ,st time and place, about seven
lcorn and oats which will be sold by the Round,
In lots of five thousand Is G0l pounds. with tbs
privilege of twenty thousand go OOO) pounds
The successful bidders will be required to remove
the ain and hay within 6ve days from the day Of
sale
Terms cash. In Govern nj ent funds
Bale to comm encs At il O'Clock Q.
D. 81 RUCKER
Brigadier General and Chief Quart rmaster
fr4 I'd Depot Of WsshinSto,
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LINE PIANOS,
Il BEAUTIFUL MsLoDEONS.
Hesvy stock Of allkinds
MUSICAL INSTREMENTS &c


MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DC
1 beg the attention of the citizens to the i'm
ISeess: now in my stoSesEII1s,s, HA
TESNo. 500 Penn. avenue. between 9thstSsf
size style ca .e ctaves aud snisn m the hum
best peat little Piano to the ost elegantly carved
Lopis @ KY KY style, at prices and terms that cannot
weare the Only person in this city who can sell
Ghickering Sons.
RWsllet, Wm Dsvis EmsrsoO 0o.'
Mar.hen C Traver,
Robsrt Nunns q Co.,
the ana ss soaatFs mo
H-Hisbest price allowed for old Pianos in part
payment '0r neT nPeTfANos FOB RENT.
Pianos moved carefully for any body in our patent
sP,ing wagon to any part of the city, at moderate
Pianos bought, packed. shipped. tuned. e1.
Bear in mind that our store is the oldest. ths
lished in Washiagton city. Our assortment the
largest, our stock the most varied, our terms the
easiest our prices the lowest. not only in Pianos
EskSs Sss,ss sy1EAsso 14assoE1ssss E1ssEss'
SSssssGRsksEs S!SSskHS ssss!t9Essr1'' Fsj
Best sTRINas, TuNiNa nj FORKS and every ar
ticle in the MUSIC business.
Great 1T rtSss , i1 Sles, Chorus, Sacred and other
iNsFRu oTIoN Books for every Musical In
Any Instrument rented out for one night, or
Pianos Melodsons and Mu'i'hired for concerts.
Mu:: s saS BOOKS, Suing. or other .u. .rsel..
sem, By mail free Of to any P;fs of ths
on the north SD: Of s.rest.t doors east o.,
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i his rooms for SINGING and PI AN0 PORTS
COURSE ALI those who deaire u avail them
sslves Of the benefits of his nsw Aad etmplidsd
Eystem, win cali At his refidenos, No 316 street,
eofntI Q, nth Reception hours are daily nom TO
% o'clock .. N. tAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
PERSONAL.

" DR. LISP Ar
Can positively cure any
PRIVATE DIsEAsH,
no matter Of how long standing, with medicines
that will not nauseate the most delicate stomach
nor shock the most sensitive nerves
life Of experience and the advance Of scientific
krowl. dee have verified the most guins hopes
Of tuferers who have applied for his medicine and
advice
Cnce between 9th and 7th streets. over g. and
7. Parker's store opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from .
N. to p. m. Of each week, and in Alexandria on
Monday, Wednesday and Rrids ~ Of each week. or.
fee corner Pitt and King streets. Bath Rooms.
ia 2Osm.
EANNY ANN, DID YOU SEE THOSE
L sHAWLsp What shawls, RUTH Why those
iiDssJ, At Princess Siam ping Depot. Well they
are the richest things you ever did see: He's the
only one who keeps tn EN- here; I'm aoing to have
corner, 3si street; and hush. he has the most
elegant Em broio cred Yokes and Sleeves and Pau
tsletts. and sells Braid and SILK and Working Cot
for infants and does your work while you wait and
don't rub out like some We had, and ms kes any
pattern you take him, and and. catch ms dra wing
spy more, patterns. Vive Ia Flannel shswl.,
Skirtt, and Stamping! jas
p .MsDIoAL.
4 ERsONs Euffering with Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
elect. seminal Weakness. or Private Diseases Of
any description, should e.il Immediately upon
female Diseases treated in the most scientific
and succef sful manner.
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
Acure guaranteed Fees mode5apte ,.v,a
45s 7th street, opposite Post ofise,
de2s su Room % up stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal.
containing . greater variety Of interesting
ing than can be found in any other, u
publishse on Friday morning.
II invariably contains the "washington
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate 20 generally throu ghout the
country.
TERMS.
Cash, inrayiably is advance.
Single copy, per annum.........si
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
OANTERBURY HALL,
AUsIc 9AHETTEERBBBTRY.{ AND
LOUISIANA AvlNUH
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotsls.
GROR9H al,

TONIGHT
The new gor geous sensation al ational Psntomime
HARLEQUIN NOVA DAYS:
HARLEQUIN NOW DAYS;
THE FAIRY UNION
THE FAIRY UNION
AND THE
pOUL HIEED snCISSION
FOUL FIEND SxOESSION
MIee EVA BRENT,
MISS EVA BRENT
MISS BRN1STINn DRFAIBRR.
MISS RNEBTINl DEtAIBER
EAGAN AND EDWARDS
EAGAN AND EDWARDS
j. RUsHrON
The great Clog lancer. tarst appearance,
AND TIE
MAMMOTH PROTEAN COMPANY
IN THE
BEST BILL or TN SEASON.
Doors open at Q quarter to z; performsnoe ct
quarter before O'Clock. Admission IS and so cts.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
8fe st SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

ichmond Papers to Monday-Federal Ad .
vance on Richm mond-The Alarm in IN e
City-Plot to Assassinate Jeff. DAVIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
DEN3s sPITAL

II consequ.nce of the destruction by are OF ths
NaehinEton IRfrmary; which p-nYs4 so beneficial
10 siek and invalid strangers sni citizens, tls
'sisters Of Chsri y" have unce, taSen to supply
the pressing want of such an institution By the ss
tSslishment of City Hospital. 1t will be known
as Prov dence Hospital" and is lIcated ON the
corner Of secSnd street east and, - street south
CsEitol Hill. The cars run within two SQUARES Of
the buiCinE which is large and commodious; aud
every attention has been prov ded in Its construc
tion for the comfort OF the inmates.
Patients viii be received into the wards st SIS
per week payable In advance. This includes me-
diclnes and medical or surgical atteDG ancs.
persons desiring private rooms ean>be accommo-
dated ct an advance rate
Suitable wards have been provided for colorsd
patients
The nursing and care of the sick will be under
the immediate char ge of the Sisters.
The following s-named gentlemen pose the
Medical staff
DR. HssSsr Hsgsss'srb No. B. Johnssn fiGn HIIIsnM
aos q Street, betls:h Eo4oo Fourth ssbst
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING
Grafton Tyler, D cor VIM. P. Johnston, NJ D.,
Of Washington and No. 466 Seventh st
Gay su Georgetown. bet D an !. sts
Applies ations can be made at the Hospital or to
either of the above named Physici4rs.
Physicians sending patients to the Hospital, who
may occnpy private rooms, have the privilege Of
II this effort OF the Sisters is duly appreciated
the secomm cd atoms of the institution win be on.
hrged to meet any possible demand.
No oontagioas diseates admitted
il IA I'm SISTER MARY CARROLL. Superior,