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Defective Franchise Laws.

II the present agitation OF tho negro suffrage
question shall lead 70 the estsbn shmen, Of a
and uniform voting qlali acatoa for tho whole
country, the result will amply Justify all that is
now being said upon the sIbjsc,. Accord ng to
shs maxim Of tho progressonis.s, "hsre lie nothing
like agitation for tho accomplishment Of REFORM"
and may DO hat the discussion now before The
public will cause the general sufii age question to
be moro c,ossly scruiinizsd, aud result. eventually,
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where the rcnlau- should Begin.

oun hish exchange coutain accounts Of more
rioious demonstrations In Bslfas, and o,hcr towns
on the day that tho election nominations were
made The rioters seon 10 have carried mfters
with high hand, overriding the law, iniimidatlng
the public authorities. and committing all sorts Of
outragcs upon their respective religious opponents.
lilo riot was no, serious as that which dlIgraced
Belfast lew months ago, bus the spin. manifest
among The rioters was the same, and the evidence
Of deadly ant patty between the Two scots was
sppArot. Asa preliminary TO the development 81
the great Fenian outburs. which IL gro long d,s-
tined to make England quake, It would be we'll
for the promoters Of that organization TO do
thing iowar allaying the bitterness which row IL
manifest between the ProieslAn.s aud Catholics
"a house divided sgsins. Itself cannot stand" and
" Ireland expects to accomplish iis freedom, It will
have to fret heal the feuds which now divide a
portion OF Its people
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 8, 1865.
raser or tho war On the south.


Psovrros.L GovEssoR PAasoss, OF Alsbsms,
sas published . proclamation relative 70 The re.
u~r.nirinon Of that State FROM which soms
astonishing facts developed concerning the loss
u life sustained by II during the Late war. Il sp-
oears that Aiabsms furnished one hundred and
twenty-five thousand soldiers for the rehel army,
" which number seventy lnoussnd-more than
,ne-half-eitner ere dead or have been disabled by
abe esnisltss Of war This 10 . frlghtful proper
hon Of killed s,d disabled, and 10 certainly far In
excess Of the losses sustained by Northern States.
n ths ratio Of loss wss the same Ia the other
Bouthsrn States an II appears IN Alabatns, the
aggregate rebel loss during The war, in dead and
disabled soldiers could not have been loss than
six hundred thousand. From these figures We
team, also the full extent Of the depletion Of tho
stls bodied male population OF the South during
shs war. The white population Of Alsbsma in
1850 was nine hundred and sixty four thousand
two hundred and ore. Tie number " men who
entered The army WAS therefore squvslent to one in
seven and fraction Of the po pulHton or " compare
ths case with ths, Of the s;ate Of New Yrk, IL
would be equal 10 snlssing nearly half . million
soldiers for this Safe and the loss wOui be equiv
alsnt 10 three hundred thousand for New York
u appears from this statement regarding Alabama
khai the rebels mus, have hsd a much larger fOrco
In the field than was generally accredited 10 then
- The North. The figure, REFER ID ", Il taken as
criterion by which 70 judge Of tie other States
would give an aggregate force Of about ono and .
quarter millions exclusive Of The negroes who
wore largely employed in certain military cip'c'-
ties. II vs. not strange in the Light % such rcvel-
stions a. these, tina, the 5Julh ahould now be
utterly prostrs,ed. The ,bIe-bodied population
hes been swsp, away 70 the eS.en, OF moro than
one half, and those who left have but li'to In
The way Of resource. with which TO roeuperA.o
Governor PAEsoSs however, speaks hopefully for
ths future Of his State. Ho has provided for tho
slschon Of delegates 70 a State Convention W 10
held on the 1osh Of September, and seems to 10
working faithfully TO overcome the -roH difhcul'
ties under which his s.s.e IL now laboring.
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From North Carolina.
VsissbIe vii erals for the North-Bad
Temper oil the Ex-kebels.


hrrbern, ". c., July u. Col. David Heaton, the
TTca'ury Acont Is now receiving At thi. point, for
shipment North, superior qualify o. copper which
the defiuct rebel Government obtained from the
minei near Charlotte, n. c. There are also large
quantities OF iron, lead coal. and sulphur, to be ship
ped North The gold and silver mines In this State
are now being ked by negroes, who are accumul-
ating fortunes. Co.. Heson Is also receiving large
quantities Of Confederate cotton, which Ia forv arded
North by every steamer.
The Raleigh PBoGREss says the native element, In
eudins the sristocracy, are growing more defiant
every day, and now op'nly threaten 70 hang Union
men and negroes. ~ soon r the troops Withdrawn.
The PPoGREss Gays the troops must be retained, aud
every consideration Of Justice and safety requires
their presence in North Carolina a. well A. In the
other rebellious States.
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The New Orleans TnrE DrLTA states that several
hundred families Of 81 ,s;sppi people, evidently
Of the ults rebel variety, are preparing to egra,e
70 BlszL having sent agents in advance TO make
the necessary arrangements Other southern jour
nails aldo ~ emL.rstion associations that arc
organizing in other localities and we may there
fore safely pr, sumo that many Of Tho more i'm
placstlo class Of nc late rtbels ain really show
their disgust for the Yankee Goverum nj" 10y
shaking ITS dust from their fos and seeking some
more cougouiN locSlty. Nov, as the SuS las 1ad
fr quent occasion ~ remark, this voluntary ex-
pAtiston ~ simply for the purpose Of showing .
petty ppteiulucs. and nA'iguity AGAINST the Gov
eminent. Tie sonhern people # al cla,'es know
very well that It Is greatly ~ their advantage 70
remain -hers III arc, to make tie best OF tho
crcumrauccs by which tAcy are surrounded, and
10 regain - much as poss bic Of their former &C 4.
status mt that rerul A. quality Of enigalry vaich
chsraciorizes the southern n.sioeraie' invo-rs
thcm ~ forge, all these considerations and eAve
tie country u their nativity at whatever cos.
Well let them s.. ey have hereiof re- only
been fostering elem Mt In the BODY polite, and
thor places can readily he al with a far more
desirable Glass u people n they uink It II better
for them to 20 b y az,l, all rsat; it's certainly
bcttrr for this country.
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BY the arrival Of the f,eirlsh p Vera Cruz, from
Vera Cruz July iith, later Mexican Edyioes re-
cei'ed. They contain but little fresh ncF,. Tho
birthday Of tic Emperor had been celebrated hy a
grand iete. Macmillan, by q specisl decree, had
conferred the imperial order Of the Mexican Eagle
upoa large number Of prominent chaue,ers civil
military and eco esiG,tieal, among thon osbilct
ofic-r the B'iop o. o4aea the MAYOR Of the city Of
Mexico, etc. His Majesty had abo conferred the
medal Of civil Meri, Of the End Class" upon dstin.
sui. he'd neIsonasea.
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within the reach II al chaser and comp erions,
and at the same time guarantee On int iisert ersr-
else Of the franchise. The time for invidious and
nsrrow-mindod distinctions sgsin,, race .nd color
has passed. The country 10 now taking hisher
and more enlightened ground than before IL 10
shaking Of The I'D features thu, cioggei Iva pro.
Tress, and The crude laws for regulating the i'm
portAu, subiec, o. suffrage must now DO supplanod
by something more consonnn, with the dignity Of
the nation, and with It's present stage Of advance
mcni
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baltimore, July ga special dispitch from Rich
mona to tho American to-nieht, the election
day resulted in the oeeat oil Taylor, for Mayor, by
+omajoriiy. MIR. sturdivan. um elected. The cleo
ton passed OF duIolIy
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Bloody Mutiny at Sea.
I" Murder WIZ Out. -

Last summer the crew Of French vessel. the Fus-
ders Area nuinled, and took possession Of the ship
She was becalmed, and brought into port by French
man-of-wa. An Investigation was held but no proof
appearing against any Of the crew, they were dis
charged Subsequently the following facts have come
10 light One evening the crew made . row In the
orecsste, by agreement and NJ. Aubsrt, the Ieuten-
ant, nstu ly went among them enforce order and
vas recsiyed by the men armed with cut asses
assnss the oseSrhemiae nunl or. OF III. .sVsae ny
sailAnts one OF whom seized the roken handle OF
pump vita which they aiInost hnished their work.
dettul sueneth, thong. bleeding and MORALLY IN
luret, managed " scramble on deck, He wa, how
log on at the far end Of the ship. rushed from
instantly attacked. lie que ly sskei The
c.ew what he had done TO aisp e.se them, and
con nc; ,oss ards them. They aid he vas o die le
lcpie hi b, would ak them favor ami that wsA
20 "a m without suiie.in Vine. eGpon Ihey hew
h.h ore. uoa1. Iie swan iof some .issnge ate, the
10 say b.io,e he inki RI nien, bon 80 asei ioa
.Loio.y GccOupl he'd, the BAR Is OF rp.rluyus
iguos wee brought On aeek, AID lie oIYle VIII h
tus ~ en- ed In the COOK mnl.uGnS uic. by ,ttp-
IN Uvs. the luiwsISs mo he ga 10 esc the ia,e
l. "a ed7ut Au4o.t. lie c.. pea Q. va s.yol ne
e, ,h.ch tSund each to seeg,oj onpl.a ., ae "a.
u4.e; oecis..el 0 .one o. tLe's 40 h'el this
6v bac cii :, !" over he e Vac The said
vs. ieiling tie huwsIk To execute mo o, ne
Mas n.o Ogel lUaTG. Ihe unfortunate cnI. s0ain
NJ ~ the We 80, TO- some distai, AMI GALS cana t.um
e1nnusi,n. ok nj NE C.ew lIe low IN cust.dy and
p4.-ui' l. &c a. maze ior the othes.
II 10 rellted by kaleigh correspondents WHO
haa lust 'discuvered'' ,he inciie-s, tuat party
~ 5 iounsn's ''bummers" entered a house no.r
Raleigh in she course OF the great march, and
entering in the usual unccromonious style, ma e
tleir way up Stairs. In the first room thy enter
cd, was scared tho lady Of tho house, Northern
lady, In TACT, though thoy did not know u,
gagged In spinIIng. sho threw down hCr work IN
tone Gl.rm on seeing the soldiers, but tho lead r
OF the latter stoppei tbruptly, saying, "B,ys
~ touch a thing IN the house. This Ia the drsi
lacy I've seen at work in Carolns, and I'll be -
u she ARan'I bs protested"
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The only positive infornstion tina, the Emperor
Napoleon has entered Into NEGOTIATIONS with some Of
tho European powers for calling congrcu-ihs prin-
cp Oh &c Of which are W be the settlement Of
pending European questions, and general dl,arma-
ment--comes from the London PAIL MALL GAZETTE,
which asserts tina, Russia P,usris, Italy aud ain
have exp eHsed thems ilyes favorable to Tho project
Inc tAGfrrE Ia not awAie vheth "a the matter has
yea been orla H. hloached to sand anu AustTis,
but leevts negoui ions on the suhsct will shortly
b. commenced wIth those poae.s.
The Paris MoSIrEUg has rcie rence 70 the ru-
NOR, and la FRASCE deaiss itA uu h ION priva,e
auihority." The Berlin ALLGEsEINE ZLIrUN0, a
semi-oillcial German newspaper, nicely says;
Although the rumor respecting Euro peln con-
ggC.s his not ct ecu on lIIIy c.nI ~ be EVE
We may conclude, 40 the general s.ts o. POI, cal
suu q, that 'Le rent moment woulI lie very
IA OF hle 10 tho ,suuplO oi the idea % ,ol-.os'
The ticndly ,pp's't,oL Ui i-nsI.nh AMI tto hl-wl
o. Aus a, WI ga se e h p..nia.l cluBe' o she
- uie Of he pt' u"s = Jetu ana nov uo toUs.-
o o h.Ne uu . % @ some NOD .c-..ul. h 90 |
unetl1f nan, to..tea nlco aa4 EI'l1Al wlh
40 ~, ne I.gt .u.c 90 o.I-niIy L'-.t LlaAiol b.
tue 4oN,Cf OF tlH cOlu..ct rIea,I AID 80 lea
ietls Aust..a CJLu ~ uUu .-..i ltnud GAa O..
81 N'4.tc,ele u.u.. f.uRs a. a. g nave %
4taso4 .O.Iln thC ga ,ets ns ''tl ah tre AsGg-
toHC lie "Ce ice ..4.dt a, s,at, ll nc o. sHt-
CO. J. t--.t 400 .4.. huV5 favorable iuilue nee
upon tAe utsi4n.ta 70. ID o .,
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Texas and Louisiana.

The Missouri Expedition 90 Mexico-se.
we're Fight with Indians, he.
Ssp Orleans, nav 94.-The SEE Inship AsriposA
from Nov YoTt has arrived
GAiYe,Isl lel!eI Of the 18th iDs,, ssys thai Iss
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The sun Cholera Medicine.

WE have tcen In the habit Of publishing tho FOL-
lowing recipe every summer, snoe tle era! year
we recommended il in tho columns Of this Journal.
The history Of this almost Invaluable remedy 'or
cholera morbus, dysentory, d.. is some what re-
marx able. Soon sf.er II was is.t presented TO the
public, ''cholers" arp srod an the city, aud the
druggists were called upon 70 supply laryc guam
Lues Of this remedy, which curea thousands Of
people. One large wholesale firm annually sup.
plies mAny thousand bottles to retail dealers. Tho
medicine ears the following label;
CuoLERINE MIXTURE,
ron
DrArEurA, DYsESTErY AND CnoIREA aoRnuh
tFryIn Recipe Published in NY. SUM
DosE.-i0 ur ps, 20 drops or . teaspoonful,
miNed III Hale sugar aud water to 10 taken
every IS minutes, 30 minutes, or an hour, accord
In % tEe severity OF tue attack.
The compound is pronounced by medical men
one Of the mos' judicious prepared fr popular
sc, but at the same time i must BE- borne Ia mind
that II Is medicine which should be used dis
cree'ly, although no one can be harmed by It II
they follow the shove directions few doses
generally relieve the patient. Children require
only talf the quantity used for grown people.
TnE REcIPE
Nix in small bottle equal parts OF tho
Tineure OF opium (.udsnuml.
rhubarb.
" cauAcum (red pepper).
csmltsr
Essence OF peppetmlut-rebe strength.
Add two drschms Of spirits Of aromatic ,mmo-
MIA. Then shake all tho Ingredients tosei her,
cork the bottle, and have n ready for instant uss
1t viii keep for years
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NEd9 rttcrAg e -, on inlay, 10 ahrraet = key
Of luk rom thc Il -hnoli & SEN IL iu5e, VII III
ua'OrtIna elv | r. in rolLpg conn ,.o slets,
s. I eriuB MIN all over, ami avlaS while spJ,s
v ,rcvt. Z, ton he'd n. m, OWING TO tho d,p,n Of
color in the background. Ha VS. arrested Tor bis
hr , temp. at tic huo arts.
soaE toys beng surprised by the police while
bathing. al Troy, the 1ther day, one oi lhem made
q rush for tho shore ail PIT Tor home. H. nAur-
ally ereAtel s'usaaOp, running IA he d'd four or
Avs blocks throu h the bushes, part Of the CITY,
with no more clothes on than lam and L 70 wore
in tne Ga. en- o. Flea.
TnY u moud RKrUBIIo saws; "slsvery 10
deld-sscc5sion Is desd-hosslity to the Union 10
desd-.nd the pr nc nel leaders OF tie secess on
movement are oxcooLugly dcsd and ,he people Of
tGe souIl want only real peace and the pro9 ,.ion
Of civil government" This is tie beat lniug floIn
thsl source Apep We spPpgesson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
Id Id.

WATERS. On the 2sth instant. of tv phOid, GUS
ThNUS WATE Rs. in the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives aud friends respectfully invit.
t. attend his funeral, Which will take place from
the Church Of the Ascension, X street between o. n
and 10th streets, on Friday, Dec. lst at 2 O'Clock
p m.
SWEET. On the 18th infant, of Inflammation
on the brain, ANNIE GORDON, infant daughter
of r. Perrin and jamie : Sweet
] hose sparkling eS es that CLEANED with 10Y,
Will glCem ON earth no more:
But open again ON brighter scenes,
Beyond this earthly shore.
The relations AMI friends of the family are re-
qursted To attend the funeral from her fathers
idence, or tt uT,day at2 clock, No. 6l7 Virginia
avenue, between sth and 9Jh SITS, Navy Yard
FRANK. On the 18th instant, after a short and
painful Illness ANNA ELLEN, the daughter of
Fanny and Lewis Z. Frank, aged ears, month,
ard Is days.
Her funeral will take place to morrow. the 3Oth
instant, at clock, from the residence of her IA
rents. No. ga l street, between 18th aud 28th
streets. The friends Of the family invited to
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

Larceny OF 4 WATCH-Yesterdav mora
ing, Sergeant SkIppOn and Officer n Johnsor
arrested Alex Davis and Marshall Barnes
cOlOTed- Tor picking n silver watch out OF the
pocket OF Isaac Watkins. a negro soldier. t. q
affair occurred At the rancho on Il street. be-
tween 10Th and llth- where the razor cut ing
affair occurred the day before, as mentioned in
the Star yesterday One of the prisoners picked
the soldier pocket and passed the watch 10 his
chum- 30 h were held to bail for court by
Justice Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AucuOHeer..
by c. w. BOTELER, JR., AuctiOneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF FINE BRICK HOUSE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia in chancery sitting. bearing
date the 22d day of November, ID. 1855, and passed
in a cause therein depending, in which Lucy NJ.
Johns ct al. are compliments, and Mary Darrell
ct al. are defendants, shall offer FOR sale pull
JIG auction in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of December, 1886, at four clock p
part OF Lot numbered six, Is in square nam
bered three hundred and sixty nine 1882 as
described in said proceedings, with the i'm 4.
proysmt Dts thereon. which consists of a comforta-
BILE Brick House, with Back Building attached
containing II rooms, with cellar the length Of the
entire building.
This property is situated on street north be-
tween 9Th snd 10th streets west the residence OF the
late VIM. Darrell, deceased.
This property offers great Inducements 10 purcha-
sers: being situated in one of the most desirable
neiEhborhoods for private residences and immel al
ate possession can be had.
Terms of sale One third cash; the residse in
three instruments ef s, u, and Is months the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred nav
meBts satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest
from the day of SALE the title deed to be retained
until the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
All convey ansing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser v Il. WHITE, Trustee
no Is eo6ds c. W. BOTELER JR-, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. ass Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. no I1-Tm@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

DIED OF THE WoUND-I.ast Sunday night a
cOlOrpd man named George SimOnds was shot
III Murder Bay by another whose name was
unknown The surgeon who examined The
wound could not by probing find and extract
the ball, and pronounced the wound probably
fatal This morning al four o'clock, Rounds
man Franklin was notified at the Second Ward
station that SImonds had died. The Rounds
man immediately sent an officer TO arrest Jenny
sharp TIE girl on whose account Simonds was
shGt- me was taken TO the station house, and
(CTOLtI WOO s~.G was notified 10 hold an
inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

THE TABLES TURNED.-SeyeraI days ago.
StrEeant EcklOl of the Fourth Ward, arrested
W. III. Gumput, tailor, on the charge of the
larceny Of trunk Of clothing belonging to
Henry NOgle, and yesterday Justice Walter
gave his decision IN the case, requiring him TO
give bail for court. II appeared from the evil
dence that about the first of September Vogle
was IN the employ Of Gumput. and was IN the
habit of buying from him what wearing appa-
rel he needed; and about this time Mr. Never
Cherlng NOgle better wages, the latter left
GUmput and removed his trunk 10 Movers
GUmput bad NOgle rested on the charge of
larceny OF some trimmings, &c, and he was
committed for court at the recent term, being
convicted and sentenced 10 IaiI for six months
Aiter Oglc's comml tTnentCi unput got search
" arrant, and searched NOgle's trunk, finding
q SHIRT, vest and some other articles and shortly
after he went TO Meyers house and renewed
The trunk NOgle being in want of cIothino
in jail two or three weeks since sent TO the mo-
lice 10 get them from his trunk and officer Our
and learned that Gumput had removed them
Officer OuTand and Sergeant EckIoff each
called on Gumput and demanded the trunk
which he refused 10 give up, alleging that ne
held II as security for a balance due him by
NOgle, and Sergeant EcklOT arrested him
GUmpUt las since sen. The trunk and clothing
with the exception of such articles as he
claimed, to NOgle at the Jail. Justice Walter,
n stated above, required him 10 give bail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

CHARGE or BAsTAkDY AND THREATs.-Yes-
1eIcay afternoon, Andrew Ritter, aged about
sl&iy-hY years OF age, WAS arrested by Off e. T
Clements on charge preferred by a girl
named Virginia Smith, of being the father Of
Der iHegIilmat' child, and with using tnrrats
towards her. and he was taken before Justice
Walter The girl alleged that she had been
married and left her husband; that she has
been living with the accused for two or three
years; that he has become Jealous of her and
threatened her life. and refused TO maintain the
child The accused did not deny the paternity
of the child, and the justice held him to bail >
keep the peace and 10 security TO support The
child.
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CITY ITE NJ s.

THE SALE at judiciary Square Hospital to-
morrow morning will doubtless attract a large
attendance In the list we obseIv We 20,OO0 hlan-
keis, 2,cOO superior neW linen sheets, IO,0m as
sorted counterpins, towels, &c, with MANY
other desirable articles useful TO housekpepers
The articles will be offered in quantities to
suit both large and small purchasers, and the
sale will take place rithoHtregard 10 peather,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

WAIVED AN RECOMMENDATIONS af-
teTnOon II. NJ. Hitchcock, a cI-ek, and g. Ma
Ter, y no were arrested on the charge of embez-
Zling Govern ~ property aud commit, q Z ,
The Old capitol. who were turned over 10 no
civil authorities a few days ago and committed
10 laiI by Justice Waltsr, were brou ght QUIT
a hearing Yesterday afternoon, waived an ex-
animation and We're committed Tor court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

TIE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable cansa-
quPnces of neglect of disordered feet. To all
afflicted we would ad wise 4 call at Dr. Whites
Rooms, No. i24 Pennsylvania avenue, between
y and 9th streets. The skilful chiropodist
never fails to give relief without causing pain.
and none can afford to suffer who are within
his reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
MARRIED.

PARKER-SANDERSON. On TUESDAY q8tb
inst, by the Rev. DIR Gillette. GEORGE T. PAR.
FER to AMANDA SANDkRSON, beth Of this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

Hot SODA-If any body wants 10 experen ce
q delightful new sensation, let them sample
the hot soda (fiavCred with Pgg-nOg, coffee,
SC. 6c.,) Of Rowland & Nichols, PUG Pennsyl-
yania avenue, near Wizards. 1t is unique.