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DR0Es. J. ". 3 n. r. KEEIs' DaHUIHs
L ACADEMY,
FARKER'S HALL
Pennsy tyantR avsHue. between 9th ana Ith sts
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
- GOVERNMENT WOOD

Hcad7pdrteTS DepdTtr1.Ht Of WaShiHgtOn,
0Tee Of Cai0 QaartsrnlaStsr,
(Co-rH Pennsylvania aCsnue aud I53s street,D
WaShipkton, ID. C., January 10, 1856.
Ny direction of the QuartrTmaster General u. g.
A. sale will be m ade in this city and Alexandria,
commencing THIS DAY, of go eO0) Twenty Thou
sand Cords Of Wood in quantities from 4. to l0
scrds, to any and all persons desiring TO purchase.
Ssid wood is thoroughly seasoned, of good quail
iiy, and is mix red in proportion of about enc third
Oak and two. thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
rate Of 81 E0l seven dollars aud fifty cents per
cord. at the Cow rnment Wood Yard. on Maryland
avenue in " sshiD ston, Ia the rear Of the Smith
sOnan Institute, and at the rate Of 81 5oD six dol
Jars and nifty cents per .erd, at the Government
Wood Yard, located about one ei hth of q mile
spdris Railroad.
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtaine
only on each psymsnts; upon Washington Yard
during Office hours at this Office. AID upon Alex
6ria Wood Yard from Breyet Major James Gleason,
A. .. M, on the premises, between the hours of .
O'Clock g.. m. and IL clock noon
Purchasers will be required to remove their wood
from the Yard within fiye days from date Of order
M. j. LUDIEGTON,
Colonel and Chief QGRrteTmaster,
"a 10 19t Department of W ashi
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SThe musicians az the Grand Opera In
Paris are a strike
~kerrigan, the prize n ghter. hse been snai.
lenged BY Baltimore rough. =
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DENTISTRY.

GREAT bISC0VkEf In DENTISTRY,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Iwould advise all persons having teeth 10 o~-uxzA
extract TO call at Oh. LEWIE'5 Olcs, snd3yfTS9
lave them taken ont without pain. L1H
Also, call and ex anime the Docters new and I'm
proved methed oftnssrting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
uJou once see the great Improvement In his teoth
you viii have them in no other style than this
sad valuable one. Teeth inserted on GOld, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the cid price ~ We nave cot
advanced the prics on our work since tbs srest
ehssge IN gold
No. 2<3 Psnn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
jan6-ly g. R. LEWIE. n. D., Dentist.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

CHEAP AS EVER.
We ps;5 OR A.: a..Gr.msp, Of HEAVY S
n snit the times; In order 20 make room for Ssa
our Spring Supplies, for al ages and sizes, aud
We invite the particular attention OF Parents
having Boys TO shoe O. our large stock of that class
Of Goods pledsing ourselves 10 offer great Induce
We win not name prices hut simply invite the
ROBERT ISRAEL,
No. 31oi7tb street, corner u |,
ia 2efw opposite 10 Dorsey Hotsl.
III wIBKMAN's
.oMkk MkkEgnRsiEp LARI24 sHoEs So -
yivsnis and K street
large '''oFsT FsSFs Of .sS sf5is; sa9ss GissiooS
eel Sci s@. 4roe'' A'''0oeo g. soHoN sole Asss.
BANKERS.
JAH COOKE 8 CO..
BANKE ERs,
FOfseHsh st-ser, opposite T-sa.a-g,
Buy and sell a. current rstes, and kseB sIvNv,
eB hand, g ruiI supply OF All
GOVERNMENT PONDS,
I-3O TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDEESs, Be
And pay the highest prices for
oUABTERmAsTERS CHECKs
AND VOUCHERS aus-atf
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
q. p. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITEr
STATES,
EIH ST., OPPOSITE THE rRRAsuRy pBPARTNB.r
Government securities with Treasurer Uns leo
States
@ONE MILLION DOLLARS.a
webny and sch all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sFCUhITIEs st current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES eF THK
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to M.
FULL INFORMAStsa in regard to oovkBN-
aENT LOANS asafl sises cbeerfuIly furnished
WN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
%I.HINeToN. March %. 1885 nN-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

8WOyEK's NEW THEATEk,
Pennsylvania avesue. near WIllard's Hotel.
5ESARU GROVER CO..............-. Directors
LEcSARD GROYER-.....O. D. HESS.
THIS EVENING,
TIE BKTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
viii appear in the tate London asd New York suc-
cess, Watts Phillips Great r nance,
LOST IN LONDON,
which the efficient corps Of Artists. Machiuista
Crstuu-rs, aud Property Makers Of this Theater
have le"n preparing fer during the past three
lent manner which has hitherto characterized all
great
SCENIC AND SPECTACULAR PRODUCTIONS
at this ostaHrshment
ODD: FELLOWS HALL.
COMMENCING MONDAY. JANUARY %,
FOURTH WEEK,
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST
OPEN livery NIGHT THIS WEEK.
haTINE EE EVERY AFTERNOON
TIE GREAT ORIGINAL
hILTOHIAN TABLEAUX,
From Lonoon, England, illustrating Millions In
mUT "a Poem oi
OR TIE FALL OF MAN.
kPiMlrEIHI ~ HEySG sE,5 GN+G - 5o CESTS TrSTs
t. Mstinses Al saTts OF the hense 26
IASTER
Corhsr Penn lysnta avenue and Sinth sTrset
oBIGINAL NOVELTIES.
fir'' week r BEhCoN fhS iGs GF eEATH esFsTf Of the
introducing seyera, Broad Sword O?mbats and ex-
''''ps "'''''A sTRhSGERt Rt"soo' oi the
by huliigan and RJmsn. The Ballet Divertisse-
RUPNss DREAM,
by Fiss CbNlFtfne 7 rutza Robinson, Fanny NAV
n I,p-f liz
iavghahie sketch entitled "'"s'e': Inc
PETER 14RnIi,6 RIfff fErgFF r ETETE FORCE.
DELAHASTY AND WARD,
the CHAMPION Clog Dancers. Entire change Of
'' LADIES' MATINEE or SATURDAY.
TIGisUsrERs % p; wasHrNGF6N F3iS1 NPjISf 6IF9 THE
BASJol n,s,e,, sANJOH
Bsni? instruction by CLARENCE PETERS,
rishfel methGsS ] Rnsrant-e - learn the most a..
narical b~isan 20 play "Hr moro perfect tunes
RSrg Gs 4ae ich sTsst sba9s ana Ss
uue - Rster, by permission, to John F Ellis, Esq.
"a 2o6t'
pRoss. J. W sctbtsv 4 KnErs' DAholse
FARKER'S HALL
Pennsylvania avsnue, between 9th ana 7th sts.,
Opposite metropolitan Hotel.
As our Winter Season is about t? close. those
wishing TO join our classes .hOuld avail xa
themselves uf this opportunity. And "a
during this qHanTeT preparations will be IA
made for or Grand May Ball and Exhibi- Lst&
tiOn all those desiring TO take part the exercises
should lote no time ia entering.
Days aud HorrA oJ Txrttcn:
For Ladies', Misses aud Masters W ednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to o clock.
For Gontlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ 20 10.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring.
Ctrcnl.rs can ts bad at J. r. ElIis'; Pniip &
Solouons, also, al the Academy during the hours
Of tuition.
The II all can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol
tn al. I.la tf
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. fEXoEPr sUspAyJ
At THE STAR BUILDINGS
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PERSONAL.

NATURES SOVEREIGN REMEDIALs : EIss-
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PkIkCE, fer 90 years proprietor of the LinnRsn
EurssTies, Flushing, N Y. having discovered
PostIsrs Rsv6dtss for all Scrofulous and Chronls
Diseases. Deluding Cstsrrh, Bronchitis, sserma,,
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torJ sireufsr. ore stamp. lel3 31-
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d between ~ and 6th sts. Office hours f5om 70 IL
.. m, and : TO p N oe l! -- 3-n
ysaEnIAH :. BLACK WARD n. LAAoE. CT BLACK.
-lO9 ssF Law OFFlUE.
6ffyJ
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Counsellors and Attorneys at Law In the supreme
Ce0rt OF the United States the Court of Claims the
Courts OF the District. the Executive Departments
and Committees Of Congress.
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Law REP0RTEBS
AND
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% Indiana avenue, betv: I'd and AZ sts.. or
oc li-u CLERK once. City Hall.
Law OFFICE,
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&c y SHr Washington. d. o.
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne IS Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
oo 74-ly WASHING TON, ID. o
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vs. Philadelphia has raised ssc0oOo 70 estab.
hsh Southern steamship lines.
SNew Orleans is 10 be lighted by three
thousand petroleum lamps.
S The Balumoreans are agitstlng the pro.
jet OF 8 shoe factory there.
HChroniclers says the high esmbs OF sixty
years ago are revived by the fashionable lsdJes
of Paris.
@Ex-Gov. Wise is defending liquor eskss
in Richmond.
STwo little boys, 10 and u years Of sSe,
prove 20 lie mail robbers in New Haven.
- Bonner, Of New York, hes Ics. restssI
90 500 for hik mare Peerless.
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CAPITAL 100000

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LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOB POLICIES
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME,
FIRE INSURANCE.

THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM.
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Merchandise, Money. and VsIuables of al kinds
forwarded With dispatch to all accessible sections
OF the SouRtry.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Made IN accessible parts of the United States.
q. @. DUNN, Agent,
ne H-n Washington, ID. u,
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T.. s. CoURT OF CLAIMS, Jan. 29.-afnos snys
JE Kendall vs.. The United S.s.es Tnd-.
Peck delivered the opinion Of rIe Court in tSts
case adverse to the claim JLdge Wiimot dis
sented.
Albert BroFh We: rhe United States. Tbs
cause was arsr--d by Mr. Coomhs f,r ths clai,n :
and ny ". Weed, the assistant solicitor for thss
tnl,,-d States, and the case submitted
Mr.. Hugh CregRn, OF Albany county, New
York lately private in the Sd New York
Volunteers, and honorsbly discharged rom
the service Tor permanent disability, ,oscasioned
by the lose OF an arm in battle, was appointei
,'Ihessehgei cf The court Adjourned 70 Mon
day. the 5th February.
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STANDARD wOBKs.-Prescotts Works. NIL
- Ter . Modern History, Robertson's Works t;ih
eons Rome, Nsverley Novels, Motley's Work.
Addlsonb works Millions Prose Works MerrsI,s
ley. BBny an &c, sc.
The above are the best editions and finely bopna
In calf, n calf, and turkey morocco. 'N
deA FRANCK TAYLOR
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WASTE AND WANT-Much waste often
occurssin the boiling Of meats The cook
will throw out the water without letting it
cool to take off the fat, or scrape the drip
ping pan into the swill-pail. The grease is
useful in many ways. 1t eau be- burned in
lamps mixed with lard, or, when no pork
has been boiled with it, made into candles
Bits of meat are thrown out which would
make hash The -four is sifted in waste
full manner, or the bread-pan left with dough
sticking to it. Pie-crust is laid by to sour
instead of making few tatts for tea. Cold
when oftentimes they might be steamed
away that would warm for breakfast nice
Iy. m-o-
Dish cloths are thrown whore the mice
can destroy them. Soap is left in water to
dissolve If Bath brick, whiting, rotten
stone, ETC., are used, much is wasted USE
lessly. The scrub-hrush is left in water. pals
scorched by the fire, tubs left in the sun to
dry and fall apart, chamber pals allowed to
rust, tins not dried, and ironware rusted
nice knives used for cooking in the kitchen,
silver spoons used to scrape kettles, or forks
to toast bread Cream is allowed to mould
and spoil, mustard to dry in the pot, and
vinegar to corrode the castor tea, roasted
coffee, pepper, and spices, to stand open and
lose their strength. The molasses Jug loses
rs cork, and the flies take possession Sweet
=, 4ts are opened and forgotten Vinegar
is drawn ina basin and allowed to stand till
both basin and vinegar are spoiled. Potatoes
in the cellar grow, aud the sprouts are not
removed until they become worthless Ap-
plies decay for want of looking over. Pork
spols for want of salt, and the beef because
the brine " ANTS scalding Hams become
right protection Dried beef becomes 30
hard it cannot be cut; cheese mouIds and lie
eaten by mice. Bones are burned that
would make soap ashes are thrown out
carelessly, endangering the premises and
being wasted
Servants have light burning in the
kitchen when they are all out of an evening
Clothes are whipped to pieces in the wind,
fine eambrics rubbed on thu board, aud laces
torn in starching. Carpets are swept with
stunips hardly fit to scrub the kitchen. and
good. new brooms used for scrubbing Tow
els are used in place of holders, and good
sheets to iron on, taking fresh one every
week, thus scorching nearly all in the house.
Table. linen is thrown carelessly down
and eaten by mice or put away damp and is
or the fruit stains are forgotten
and the stains washed in. Fable-cloths and i
napkins are used as dish wipers mats for |
gotten to be put under hot dishes tea pota
melted by the stove; water forgottsa in |
pitchers and allowed to freeze in winter
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CatS-Cat Parody on POe'S Raven.

The local editor of the Montezuma 0owa)
Republican appears to have a great horror
of cats and admiration for the style of Poes
" Raven" Witness the following poetic
effusion: tf -
The other night while we lay musing.
and our weary brain confusing DER the
topics Of the day, suddenly we heard rat
Ting, as of serious hosts battling AS they
mingled in the fray. 9 What is that ?" we
cried, upstarting, and into the darkness
darting, slap! we ran against the door,
ooh, tits nothing" Edward grumbIing,
as Ger huge armchair we stumbled, lit
is bug, and nothing more Them said
we, our anger rising, (for we thought it so
surprising that bug should thus offend)--
9 Do you think small insect, sir thus
would all the air infect, sir No, tits not a
bug, my friend"
Now. becoming surely frightened, round
our waist our pants we frightened, and put
on our coat and hat--wbe,, into the dark
ness peering, we saw with trembling and
much fearing, the glaring eyes of Thomas
Cat, Esq With astonishment and wonder,
We gazed upon this son Of thunder as be sat
upon the hoor-wheu resolution taking. and
a rapid movement making 10, we opened
wide the door. Now, clear out, we hoarse-
ly shouted, as DER head our boot was foated
Take your presence from my door"
Then with air and mein majestic. this dear
creature called domestic, made his exit
without growing. neither was his voice
bowling; not single word he said. And
with feeling much elated, to escape doom
30 fated, we went back to bed.
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enced housekeeper will waste her husbands
wages, while she thinks, because she buys no
fine clothes and cooks plainly, that she is q
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- - BE WISE IN TIME
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Ell HELMBOLD'S
.sa sffsI aa.TITlr aaW o15dt yrh7niae
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

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Do NOT Be IMPOSED UPON
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by those who have other preparations whsh thew desire
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ons Dollar TO the nearest general wholesale agent
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See that the name of Jne. b. Ly written upon the
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TAKEN UP.-Came into the

enclosure of the subscriber in the city of
Kenosha on about the 1sT of December, 1865 two
2 year old Hefers. One white heifer, the other a
yellow and white; other marks noticed The
owLer is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them ay. BARNEY KINNEY,
Kenosha, Dec, 9, 1865, H.a.t1' 4w2S
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DrJNO. L. LYON

Pra cticipg Physician, New Haven, Conn
Who can be consulted concerning all diseases either
Eersonslly by letter
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
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II inpossib!e to enjoy the bloom of health
CITY oil SPIRITS unless the kensss regular as to the
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ted nAtuIe makes her efforts for come other
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maturely terminates miserable life -
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40 To " honl IL may Concern.

make Notice that application will be made to
- the Circuit Court for Kenosha county at the
opening OF such court at its January term, 1866 ap-
pointed to be held at the Court House in Kenosha
city the third Monday of January next, or as soon
thereafter counsel be heard for an order for
the sale and conveyance of LOIS and in Block 81
in the the third ward of the city of Kenosha belong
ing to the German Methodist Episcopal Church Of
said city which is incorporated der Revise Stat
utes, Chapter sc and to direct the application of the
moneys arising from such sale to such uses as the
said corporation with the appreciation of said court
shall conceive to be for the interest Of such corpora
ton
Dated October 90, 1865. 5w27
H. ALvEs,
WM. SCHwARz, / As trustees Of theGer-
.. JOHN WIRTH, man Methodist Epis.
CHAkLEs SCHw ARE, | copal Church of Keno
'' FREDERICK BECKER, sha City
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a WILD HoAE he's just been shot in the forest
of Othe, France, weighing $50 pounds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-11
And Beautifying the Complexion.
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Of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumuates in the blood. OF all
discoveries that have been made to purge 1t out
none can equal in effect Helmbolds Compound Elk
tract of Sarsaparila 1t cleanses and ates the
blood instils the Vigor health into the system, and
purges the humors which max disease. 1t stimu-
atcs the healthy functions of the body, and expels
the disorders that grow and rankle in the blood Such
remedy that could be relied has long been sought
for, and now for the first time, the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does not
admit Of certificates to show its effects, but the trial
Of single bottle will show the sick that it has virtues
surprising anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of the Extract Of 5arsapArilla
added to plat water equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and enc bottle fully equal to gallon OF the
Syrup Of Sarssparilla, or the doctrin a. usually
made. -lI.4 q
E~ TIL ESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are
also in very general use in all the STATE HOSPIT>
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land well as il private practice,
and are considered as invaluable remedies.