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GbrIi6 tpdbrt am Idnsiten,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
OFFICIAL.
vhs First CsRps-Nsties to Veterans.
HxADeuARrHRs FI1sr CoRPs,

vhs First CsRPs-Nstica to Veterans.
HKADeuARrHRs FIIsT CoRPs,
WAsHIHsToN, d. O., Dec. 27, 1884.
Veterans desiring to enlist in the 1st Army
Corps, should report In person at the oHice Of
Col @. +. johnson, Soldiers' Rest, Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, d. @.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and Is physically
qushhed, nay enlist In the Corps for one, two
o. three yeors-
Those enlistihg will receive from the Gov
ernment a bounty Of $500 as soon as they are
mustered in, aRd, in addition, the regular In.
stalments from the Government, in proportion
TO the period Of enlistment as follows: 500 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
nent $500 for two years service, one-third on
enlistment; S3OG for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district In which they or their families may be
doniciled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties
Free TRANSFORMATION will be furnished them
.oWashingtcn by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
aovernment will b furnished these troops,
and they will Be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-159
Fstreet, between 18th and Goth streets.
Once OF the Board for the Examination OF
Cffcers :-Brigadier General John r. Brooke,
president 1s3 q street. between 18th and Goth
Ftreere.
By order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 2..n Assistant Adjutant General.
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NJ Not a few wealthy Southerners have
mae q provision for themselves and families
In England and France. While the ports were
only blockaded teey sent cargoes of cotton .,
which was sold at high prices and the proceeds
lodged IN the Bank OF England or safely in.
vested.
~ The number of horses is on the increase
In France. There are over 3,000,000 there at
present
IL At a party given in Washington about
q week ago by an army contractor there was
one lady present who wore diamonds and
Jewels said to be worth $4,000 in specie vain.
alton. Her name was Mrs. Troleum, wife OF
p. TroleuH, Esq, OF Pennsylvania :,
IL In Pittsburg, owners Of oil and oil
barrels which have been fioated OF by the
flood offer reward OF 800 for the arrest and
any OF the barrels, full or empty, and sold
them. =T als % &. .s&g gET x -fa*E
HSo far as now known. there only four
soldiers OF the Revolution alive. ar y %
- lT The present-tne age Of steal. Z : -
H Hon. Schuyler Colfax, it is said, is going
English hlockade runners are n9w turning
their attention to .Matemoras and Galveston
YT Paynnasters are to start for Newhern in
few days with the funds for Sherman's ar
my. "a esHG l47H sa -
{ 8 n0In Chicago 5000. have thus far been
suhe cribed towards the Douglas Monument.
ncrstrawberries and green cucnmbers are
already on the bills Of fare In few New York
reota uranD. SNK & aGAEfa %
TIA newspaper carrier in Unninna,t
tnfonsh lush IN pssroieum, is now worth over
SIT costs nearly peck Of money 70 20 ON
A bIs drunk in Richmond. Whiahv In four
hundred dollars gallon there.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
Possibility Of q Visit by Sherman to Grant
HIS Army to Take . Few Days. Rest.

Possibility Of q Visit by Sherman to Grant
HIS Army to Take . Few Days Rest.
MoREHHAD CRY, N. u, March 25 Quarter.
master General Meigs and staff arrived here
this morning from Washington.
Vessels with supplies are rapidly arriving,
which are being sent to the front by rail.
Captain Austin Is in charge Of both railroad
and water transportation. He Is extending the
wharf and making many other improvements.
One steamer, which sailed with three hundred
and sixty mules, lost ninety before reaching
here, from want Of air.
Vessels drawing less than nine feet OF water
should be sent direct to Newbern, as railroad
facilities are very limited. Trains will 60
through to-day to Goldsborough.
Prisoners captured by Sherman are arriving
at Newbern. Five hundred arrived there last
night, and 1900 reached KInston at the same
time. The rest will be forwarded as soon as
possible.
Reinforcements for Sherman's army are con.
tlnually arriving. Deserters and refugees con-
tinue to come in in great numbers. Our troops
will doubtless take few days rest. General
sherman may make a brief visit to General
Grant.
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u The painters OF Jersey City are on
strike for 90 SO per diem. -

u The painters Of Jersey City are on
strike for 90 SO per diem.
IL The leading merchants OF Philadelphia ia
are devising means for raising $201c0e> which
is deemed sufficient, IL properly invested, to
digent merchants OF that city.
@Two soldiers just released frem Southern
prison pens died at Annapolis from eating too
freely after their long starvation.
" Prime new butter is selling in Worcester,
Mass, at twenty cents pound.
IL OF the special tax upon Incomes Can-
fornia pays over one million dollars.
R-The Cleveland Plaindealer, the only daily
democratic paper in northern Ohio, has sus-
pended publication.
~ More than thirty patents were issued in
tho last six months OF 1854 for in ventlons relat.
ine 70 netroleum, such as drills for beripa
wells devices for removing parafine and 9TH
er distractions from me veins Of the roca,
NJ The Indians of Wisconsin,, who nave
lust received their annuities, ean the frae ton
al currency tpapoose money"
D Mrs. Samuel Colt, of Hartford CT, owns
. quarter OF mile Of glass houses. Sks has
and lettuce, fully ripe; and peaches and grapes
far advanced towards perfection.
) VAbout one hundred and ffty houses, sit.
uated In the business portion Of Inc town OF
mcendiary fire on the ssth of February, entail
ing loss estimated ~ seven millions ot. aoi.
lars. Some Of the incendiaries were caught
and immediately shot - COL
s6Ths Memphis Bulletin nas inIoIma1oa MN,
Point. Jackson at yenango. with 600 cavalry;
ana iic cFnlen al Kaloms, and Ohalmer at Tim
alta. with es.s,Fs sss6 fney Are poor
rIt is estimated that two square miles OF
the ci,v Of Rochester were under water daring
the recent flood. 1t Is stated that the city
was damage 70 the amount OF s2,ooo,0oo
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN view q the large population Of Germans.
ton, the Central Psnnssivani. Conferencs Of the
GG.snssiicai Assosiation. established last year. .
JACOB HESM as missionary. And whereas the
prospects Of the mission are Of such a nature
could be church on the mission in which to = or
chip God. TherefoIe, it was resolved By the Cen
sion in Williansport Pa, that great efforts should
ee made. during this year, to erect a church edi;
be great benefit to the city of Washin gton, es-
peeially to the German population; therefore, the
money in the city of Waship gton for the purpose
Of erecting church; he will. therefore. call in
due time on the citizens of Washington for help
fer this noble purpose. it,
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The Figh ht at Bentonsvllle-Capt.lr b Of Guns
and PPisOnerS

NEW YORK, March ga Newbern letter of
the oath says the enemy captured three guns,
on the first day Of the battle at Bentonsvil
but on the arrival of the 18th and 18th CORPS
the enemy were driven In all directions, Ieav Z.
ing these and seven others, besides 1000 pris.
oners and their dead and wounded.
Deserters are arriving in large numbers.
sherman, with the junction Of Terry and
Schofield, is now strong enough to sweep
everything before him. He will refit and be
ready to move again soon with Goldsborough
as his base. The wounded will be brought to
Newbern.
The people along Sherman's and Schoflsld's
route gave the troops hearty welcome
1t is reported that 10000 OF Sherman's men
were without shoes Supplies have gone for
ward. A large amount of cotton and other
property were captured. The enemy burnt
1900 bales at Goldsborough before we took pos
session Of the place.
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Lock on this pictsrs, and then on that.n
Here you behold the infrm htep,
The pAllid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental dependency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenboss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three
Of DRAKE's PLANTATION BITrERs. NH q w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willards.
"WEDNESDAY EvINING, Marchas
Last night but three Of the
NARTINlTTI TROUPE.
GRAND BILL OF ATTRACTION.
Last ght of the GREEN HONSTER.
with the entire COMIpY 0OMBiN Atom.
TRIPLE ACT PARrERRn,
by Mons. Julian, PHILIPPE, and Paul Martinetti.
The beautiful Ballet. LA MAJA DE SEVILLE,
Tith the MARTINETTI TROUPE and CORPS
In preparation. the great Scenic Spectacle OF
Lsddin; or the Wonderful Lamp
FORD'B NEW 1HEATER
TENTH strict, above Pennsylvania Ayenus.
FAsHIoNABLl SEASON.
Third night of the GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
THIS wednesday, EVENING, March %
will be produced Verdi's most celebrated And
popular Opera, in four acts of
ERNANI,
ps rformed to the largest and ost enth
audiences At the New York Academ my of Music
will be produced with splendid mise en- scene. And
unpre ecedentedly brilliant and complete cast, in
sisnsra CARozzI ZUocH1,
Ggnor MACCAFERRI,
signor BILLINI,
SiRnor SUSINI,
MULLER, REICHARDT
conductor Mr. CARL BERGMANN
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Financial.


From the New York Oemmeroial.l
= Gold speeulation is quiet. There is q grea,
scarcity OF cash gold, and differences Of sax
per cent. on current, between "aash: and Greg.
lar" The market is at present largely over
sold, beside which good many postponed
contracts are outstanding; and it would anDear
probable that the purchases to cover these ont.
standing engagements may temporarily put up
the price.
There is moderate inquiry for money. The
readily supplied at seven per cent on call. in
Governments, occasional transactions are EFF.
fected at six per cent.
light demand for paper. and the best names
offered have to pay per cent. good paper is
quoted 10 per cent. The rates for secohd clas a
paper ranges from u to Is per cent.
The market throughout is unusually dull-a
natural reaction after the recent excitement
The most significant feature Of the situation is
the absence Of any effort or apparent disposi-
tion 10 make rally in either stocks or gold
All parties appear to accept the new level of
prices as about legitimate; and are more dis
posed to prepare for further decline which
may occur at any time on the receipt OF ne ws
OF important military success, than to organize
"bnlI movements. Speculation, instead Of
being fostered by the prevailing uncertainty
is actually held in check by it; fact which
does not betoken much strength In speculative
circles.
Governments are at present the f1rmest and
most active securities on the list The fact of
their having fiuctuated so little during the 70
cent panic has given them an addition al recon-
mendation among capitalists. Brokers show a
disposition to change railroad and other stocks
for Government bonds, as affording better faoil.
tiles for borrowing upon in times OF violent
fuctuation, and placing them less subject to
the inconvenience OF making up margins at
times when it is difficult to borrow money.
There is sill an active demand for gold interest
bonds from the interior. and the price steadily
tends upward.
The shear" clique on Governments appear to
have retired from their herculean task OF put.
ting down the price OF s1,250,O0O,O00 of the
steadiest securities on the market The failure
is not without instru ction for others who NAV
be tempted to attempt like impossibility at
some future day. Five-twenties advanced <,
and ten -forties y, at the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
WELL TO DAY, SICK TOMORROW


Such Is the experience of thousands. Few eRjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his uncertain condition. Not to
himself, Of course. He lays the blame on the eli
mate, perhaps. It is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp, or too dry. or too variable But does he take
the proper course to fortify his constitution and
edily organs against the extremes and changes
OF which he complains2 No. He says, perhaps,
that only an iron man could bear such great heat.
or such violent cold or such sudden yicissitudes.
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive, which, II it will not make him IN
iron man, viii at least quadru pie the capacity Of
his system to repel all external agencies that tend
to produce disease. HOsTITTIR's CHILE
RRATED STOMACH BITTHRS, taken faithfully,
according to the directions. will 30 strengthen the
stomach, brace the nerves. toDs the liver, and re-
gtlafe.snd ipvfgorate the whelA animal machinery,
that the system, instead of being at the mercy of
the weather, and liable be prostrated by EVERY
change of Temperature, will become case hardened,
as 1t were and almost impervious to climatic inu-
enees 1t is to this preventive principle that hos
1RTTHR's BITrKRs owe their great popularity in
the West Indies, British America and Australia.
mh22-gW
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Marine Disaster

HYANNUs, March 27.-The steamer Island
Home reports the schooner Ann Caroline, from
Boston for Jersey City, loaded with railroad
iron, run into Handkerchief Light boat. off
Nantucket, and sunk about two O'Clock this
morning. The captain and crew were saved.
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Arrival of Paroled dPrisonersSafetv of 9
Steamer.

CAIRO, March a7.- Clarksburg advices of
the 22d say that $50 OF our paroled prisoners
have arrived at Camp Fisk, four miles from
that city, where they await an exchange. Ey.
erything was being done for their comfort.
The steamer Holmes, which was renorted
to have been captured up the Yazoo river, has
arrived at Eicksburg, with a large load of cot
ton from Yazoo city.
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Recruits for Hanceck,.Cs,n

AUGUSTA, March 27.-One full company OF
veterans, one hundred strong, left Augusta for
Washington to-day, to join Hancock's corps.
1t is the only full company raised in New Eng.
land.
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NH q w

Nor FEW OF OF fHE WORST DISORDERS that
aiict mankind arise from ptions OF the blood.
HELHBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA is q rem
edy of the utmost value m25-6m
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II YOU must take medicines then take AYERS
which are by far the most efectual remedies to be
had anywhere, mar 2t-Iw
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HHLhBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARRILLA
cleapees and renovates the blosd instils the ysor
OF health into the system, and purges out the hu-
msrs that make disease. m25-6m
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING

BTOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHDAT0N'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours, also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers and all EruptOns OF the Skin.
Bold by all Drug eeists, T. D. GILMAN,
mar 23tf $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DRY GooDs.-There has been a decided de-
cline in the prices OF dry goods, especially
standard brown sheetngs, ticks and bleacheS
cottops, within few days. Agents have been
compelled TO submit to reductions or hold their
goods.
Prices are rapidly beng based on cotton at
about soc. per pound, and while many goods
have already reached this mark, others are
held back only by the scarcity Of some partic.
ular styles In market.-N. P. Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

m5-The ball given by Gen. Mcdowell in San
Francisco was splendid affair. The costumes
OF some Of the ladies Were exceedingly rich,
and would have graced a royal court. Mrs.
Bacon, of Virginia city, wore nearly S1OO, GOO
worth OF jewels. Mrs. Hensley, of San Jose,
OF the French Consul, Mrs. Vandewater, and
Mrs Dewey, appeared in court dresses. The
foreign Consuls and their wives all appeared
in court costumes.
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THE STONE & ROSSrON
Circus COmbinatiOnv

THE STONE & ROSSTON
Circus Combinations.
Organized . scale of UNPRECEDENTED Maenis .
cence. respectfully announce to the citizens NJ
Washington and vicinity . short series of thar
SUPERB ENTERTAINMENTS, commenciae on
THURSDAY EVENING. March 30,
and continue until further notice,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open At and p. m.
The spacious Paw ilon will be erected On
NEW YORK AVENUE AND 9Th STREET.
The PROPULSION OF ATTRACTIONS will be
presented with all the fascinatn adjuncts eassn
tial to render them inimitable in superiority and
maTv elous in splendor.
Among the pre-eminent EQUE8TRIANS GYM
NASTe, ACROBATS, PANoRATIsTS, POsru
RERs, EQUILIBRIsTS, PANTOMIhIsTS. Hu
AORISTS, DANSIUSEs. and other Classic Ar
tistes, are:
LHJEUNE BURTE. the Premier Horsema..
hessrs. JRRAY HUToHINsON, the Excel
The pENzER BROTHERS. VALENTINE, Ri.
sad pkAnG sSfPsst0Df # tsss
Master HENRI. Equestrians. Pancratists, Equi-
Mr.. DEN STONE. the accomplished H.mo,i.t
MI CHA. CHARLES MONROE, the popular clown
M Y. FRANK gRAsK nossres. the unequ.llea 1eue.
shfTY AsRkos rRR1sGrGS
MAGER, NAG TABqRh I9q HI LIzARRo. WALDEN. Z1R:
oL19pE and CL1RsEcSEE. General f p.rfo9ne1.. Hf1ueH.
eopstitutinea
~ CONGRESS OF TALENT.<s
ABeOLUTELY PEERLESS
Prof: o. p. Hutehinsens WONDERFUL DOGS,
trained to point Of perfection AIN est incredible.
The STUD OF AORsls and PONIES are unsur-
splendid rspresen tativss Of admired breeds. ''
sad
RAJ OUTFIT are entirely new. and S We're manu- %
foas re cost ~ e! A
Children to Reservsd Seats, so cents. 80 ''nS'
- For fqll details see Mammoth Pictorials.
display Bills. Lithosrsp.. &c: mhs.i. ir''
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvsnia avenue.
1Nv1kc1BLE. UNAAPPBPRT1eAoHABLE. IS1M1-
reg aSAkb husG 6 81 81
;. Everything New, Novel, and Sparkling. Bril-.
sta1l new faces; something to suit every taste I'm
pense SUCCESS and positively the last Fix nights Of
nattini h Chiriski. whose wonderful performances
Imme nse success Of the Celebrated Jsddo Miaco
ssti and Mons Antsnio the best Banssrs in the
ard Harry Blcodsood who win appear nightly in
their finely ORIGINAL Ethiopian Sketches, Extrava-
Raynor and FraDf Dsmond, the Celebrated Xxi
opian Comedians Barry Carter: the celebrated
vHess q s.s;. the 3s YB Ballet
Ladies' Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
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A CLEAR, SHooTH SKIH AND BEAuT1FuL CoR-
PLXiON follows the use of HELMBoLp's OoHcRs.
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA. It re-
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions of
the skin. ms 6m
Or AND AFfBR April LIST the Office Of Glenwood
Cemetery will be removed to room No. 1 Federal
Block. mar 20 tapls
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SECRET DIaEASEs

Sdn1oy itdW's 6tft is the most certain, eafe and
ehectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures In two to four. days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do pot want to be exposed, Male packages. 81; fe-
male 81.
Eama,itan's Rsos and Herb Juiees-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, ecrofxla. Ulcers.
for S.. Sold BY 8. O. Ford Bee sdyertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

: NERvous Debility, SEMINAL WEAKNRss, &c.,
Cas- Be Cured by one Naho has really cured himself
and hundreds Of ethers, and viii tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, With stamp;
mar 2.D&W.ly Lock Boz, Boston, Haae.
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REBEL NEWS. III
RICHMOND DATES 10 MARCH s,.

The "Whig's. Version Of the Fort stsaA-
man Fighs-The tEnfilading FiFen toe.
.'Tsrribie''fsrt the Attacking PaTty-Can-
tnre Of 500 Unisn TrssPs-Brigad'r 0en'l
Terry (kebeD Wsunded-lndIcations Of
rsVements En- Beth Sides Of the Janes-
mans army said TO be s.Dfsafranred,
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DENTISTRY.

rT1OOTH- ACHE CURED INSTANTLY By TMR
i external application of DR. SIGES-~
MONDE EsSENCE OF PALMBTTO. 1typ&S
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
THE aid every decaysd tooth can be cured and pre-
served by filing and building up with Br. 8.
Whites Metal Filling. Gheoplastio Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 26O Pa. av. mar l3 lm$
DENTISrRY-Drs LOCK WOOD MERRILL,
~ Dentists, Room No. ,, shington
Building, corner Penna avenue and IthQ
street, mar I'M &0
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AND sExnAI sYsTsMs.new sfd reiishIs treatmsnt
lin Reporte Of the Howard Associstion:sslit By
Address d. ]. skillin Houehton, Hsward Asso-
ciatien, No. South Ninth Etreet. Phiisdelphia,
Pa dee Qa-Sfu z.
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LUBIND
FAANGIPANNI
nMIT HT DnUnEp


FRANGIPANNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANEoEssITY II TEE TOILET or EVERY LADY
liz now for the frat time introduced
soTHl
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRAHeIPANRI POWDER
is unrTalled for removing CHAPS, Chdfts, Bletehts
Pimples and other impurities of the skdn, render
ing 1t soft. clear. sn1ooth and teaMifal.
FRANGIPAyNI POWDER
IL used to remove TAN and FRECKLEs, giving fresh
to the eemplezion and klaithy Aae to the skin
with yoHthfal softnes
FRAgGIPARH POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
Inside Of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and of with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is
Withdrawn it leaves the hand SXooTH, SoFT, and
WHITE wltha delicate freshness and perfume.
FRAsGIPANNI POWDER
G used to remove all roHghHtss and ,edneSs of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t softens CoRRs, snd
all other cutaneous excresencee.
Price % Cents and 50 Cents, according to size Of
Package.
For sale BY
WILCOX Co., Principal Agents,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
dec 90 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
SHIRTS. DRAWERS AND UND1RsHIRr
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLE.

IRlNCH YOKE SHIRES made from nasasnre.
msnt to order Aft guarantasd.) Material furnishsd
when desired.
Ladies'. child,enh and family Hewine neatly
done, ,,.5- Mrs. b. A. KLINE, "a
+ m dSts 42l street, bet. llth ana i2th