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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07

DETECTIVES FOR DRY GOODS CLERKs.-rhe
New York papers announce that several of
tne large dry goods establishments in that city
nave established a detective force which Is
employed 10 look after the clerks. The de-
tectiyes visit ali sorts OF places and IL q clerk
10 seen where he should not be. a quiet dis
missal, and mo reason given" follows at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07
DANCING.

OAXNOX4NUs
pReIs. J. ". h. P. KR1Is'
DANCING A0ADEMY. n
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. q
Kew Glasses FORMING every evening. rho,. a..
.Iins e enter our sissses :Souid avail them 1s
''Iys. pea Of = this 81. opn9,F;sunity.
Ss, s s. e' made in this quarter for
n..:THsss 'ss E S.s = store, nl and
The Hall can be rented for soirees. 10.
Day, and Hos,s q Tuition:
n:::; snS Iae'd. and
0Ss. isnm Glasses. Tuesday and Friday eve
.dars. o hs ns A0ar
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
MARIsI's EAsn!oNABLI DANCING
" nAHIsIAsC AHIsIAsCAAsSilhatSlA AsslaSlIH = Rooms, r
'.i Win on sstnr
day, March 2. Glasses fer the German are now
,S given to suit tine
MAsQUEKADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
The undersigned would most res spectfuIly in.
form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington
prepared 10 furnish p.rtiss with ssausr .. s
sde and Fancy Costume, either on loan or made to
iasey s.tabli.hnsas Of SSrsss an Rspper.. RHSn R.a
s22 Ith street, between ID and 4, where he will be
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG,
late Oostumer at Ford's and Growers
re II I'M fheaters, Washington, ID. o.
WOOD AND COAL.
CoALI OoALIl
Bes. WHITE ASH at 50. by the tOn All sizes,
Saved and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
PINE 90
Long Oak, IS per cord.
ton Of Ccsl sold by me always weighs 7.24O lbs.
JOHN b. LORD,
re rs ~ OeIner All and u streets,
COAL ALI
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of 240 lbs, delivered In eny art of
the city. .- |.--.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, Ss.01.
Red Ash, $50
Lehigh. 80.
Oak and Pine Wood eonstan On hand.
Orders received at our Oticei or at the Wharf,
P. BROWN SON,
jai5n l63 9th street, between u and r.
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PRlC1 LIST

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By buying works Of srt in large quantities We
are ensbled to give parties purchasing from us
the same kind OF engrsvinss that are sold in any
store, for the same price; and, in addition, We
will give csrtncsts which entities the holder to
an interest in the avsra Of prsmiuns for ..oh
dellar invested in the purchase. .af s1s 80 ,,r
Address all orders and communic atisns to Sea
as4f .tJnAlt 81 Eia H-~JauA&5a
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NALL LAR DIS
oH0ooLAf PAR 1x$SflLLxn05. Ill
This Triple Vanilla OH0COLAf1 % superior
N quality and flavor TO any other made in this
sountry and n DrsDarsd O. peciaiiy for table ne
NV. BUB0HBLL,
corner 18th and ssreete,
as under Bbbitt Houeo.
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OAN OFF TOE.
MONEY leaned on Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds. Jewelry, Clothing, &c q q
ID. DONOVAN, Pawnbroker No 372 St
70 In between 10th and llth sts
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
b, GULDSTHIH q 90,
LICENSED PAWNBROkERS,
81 FOUR AND HALF STkEEr WEST,
near Pennsy lya ania avenue,
OHer the highest cash advances ON all kinds of
nerehandise, to any amount and for any <0A
une desired, 81 Reasonable rates. III
interest on large sums greatly reduced.
Business strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Gooss bought for cash aRd sold at private sale.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07
II. PRINCES NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN
OFFICE,
pa An Data TT.

Money loaned on every description of salable
Merchandise, especially Watches, Dia- NON
mends and hpe jewelry: 1 can assure
these who MAJ favor me with ther patron-O u q
age that they will not regret hs wing d. one so
N B.-Private door and once. Persons not
Office bell. fe "a inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07

U = - "a = ~ AIII y
.a-- SPECIAL Aorlol.
To NE military orsanisstisa inausncins she
largest sale Of s.srsvinss win be prss.nssd
hsndsons Rssinsstal stsndarl. ri 20 s.. ,
Psrtfss purchasiBs Dnsrsvinss win Dlssss I'd
wise the assets 10 which regiment, &c.. thsv Do.
sire teersdit their purchase. - s,a.os .9H,o
Those SssiEins 10 sss - sssnts WIN sppiy Tor
isfssnsass. sHt4f es,o nh1sein
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
The Shivering Victim s

VI Fever and Ague who freeze day and bur NOR
row, might havcbe exempted from their prcep trials
had they avaed themselves in time of that ,afe ruard
against all malarious diseases HOSTE1TER's SION.
CH BITTERS But il tits late for prevr nt, it is
not too late for cure single bottle of this TRES ble
herbal tonic will stop the paroxysms, and mNef urse
OF 1t will restore the patient to vigorous It'll The
prudent and thoughtful, however, who wor Id .ther
orestal disease than wait for its assaults viii rs 1T to
this sure defence against Intermittent and -er tent
fevers at the commencement of the season phH they
prevail Now the TIME to forearm the system against
fever and ague, bilious complaints and dysn-psia--
diseases which often engendered and always aggr-
waited, by the cbills and damps of winter ard early
spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON INTERMITTENTS
The Bard Of Avon tells us that the " Sun in March
doth noursh Agues and the remark is as true now as
it was three hundred years ago. Bnt fortunately in
these modern days March Agues can be prevented,
HOSTETTERS BITTERS, in single week, will put
the system in condition to resist every species of in
termittent fever. Or, if there is predisposon to
biousness or dyspepsia, this unequaed regulator and
nvgorant will Just as certainly prevent that All the
disorders common to the season of fogs and foss may
be held in allegiance by this potent antidote They may
also be elected from the SYSTEM after they made
lodgment there by its perseyerDg 1t is therefore
moral insanity for any family to be withoutit.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
A Quiz ON Chicago.

The city of Chicago is aplace of imrnlnse
size. The State of Illinois is in Chicago,
but it would hardly be noticed there unless
you were looking for it particularly. Al
though Lake Michigan is pretty big lake,
yet, owing to the stupendous dimensions
of the city, it barely serves the Chicagoans
the purposes of q bathing tub, They are
running tunnel under it to bring water
from Lake Huron for drinking purposes.
Everything is on big scale there some
of their biggest merchants are ''scaly." The
fremont House is the biggest hotel in the
world There are several other hotels there
the biggest in the world. e fnei
New York and Philadelphia regret ex
ceedingly that they are so far from Chicago
1t interferes materially with their growth
and future prospects They are endeavor-
ing to have lightning trains run through
from Chicago without stopping, SO that
they can have the Chicago papers at the
earliest possible moment The Chicago
papers are the most enterprising papers in
the world. In order to get ahead of all
others, the morning papers are published
the night before, and the evening papers
are got out before breakfast. This gives
them an immense advantage. afH
Chicago is great place for elevators
There is more corn elevated in Chicago
than in any other city, IT is more in the
Juice than in the kernal, however. The
principal business of the city consists in
getting up "gift enterprises" They get
them up and then git with the money
The people there are surprised and indig-
nant that the shore end of the Atlantic
cable is not fastened in Chicago and
think of starting balloon connection
with old mother Moon. 4 great place is
Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
Household Necessity Exists for the use of
DurnO's Celebrated Catarrh SNUFF.

The best known remedy for "a COLD IN THE HEAD"
Heakache, Snufes Sore Eyes, Deafness and the worst
forms of that loethsome disease, CATARRH.
It cleanses the entire head Its effects are pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco Injurious ngre-
dient 1t has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for IS cents per box Can be
by mail on recspt of 80 cents for box 81 four
boxes. Address JAS. DURNO, Postoffce Box 1885 New
York City, Wholesale by D. BARNES & CO., q Park
Row. New York. ara 'a i!th c}t3
.qY5 A Canvass of the Union
proves that the most successful candidate for genera
favor ever placed before eE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
DIR. TOBIAS,
We NJ ETHAN LIN I'M Z MT.

An instantaneous remedy for chronic rheumatism,
headache toohache Group, collie qunsy, sore throat
and pains in any part of the body. Remember this
article is experiment. for ~ years 1t
tation as this silently 1t has worked its way before tho
public and all loud In its praise. Chronic Kheuma-
and walked for months without the aid Of cratc-
e this complaint, testify to the magical effects
Of this iniment They cured and proclaim its ylr-
tues throughout the land Remember relief is certan
and positive cure is sure to follow Headaches OF all
kinds we warrant to Putrid throat and gum
sy and dipteria are robbed of their terrors by timely
the past three months Price 40 to so cents bottle
Office, IS Cortlandt street, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. 1851 $50 1ff4 q @4itH7ffff 90
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
THE HOOK OF WONDERS
SIo FROM 81, OR $40 PER Day.

Agents lIadeS and genIIenen) wanted eveTyWbefe IN
new, permanent and honorable business For full par
ticuars please nclose stamped envelope with your
name and address plainly written. to G. W. Jackson
IL Co., IL South street. Baltimore, Nd.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
Domestic Para.raDhs.

- There are fifty five daily papers in New
York State. t-fl.. ,t.f I.,s -.
ael There are Chinese laborers now on the
Louisiana plantations. Oh lhs94s
The Mayor Of New London, Conn, has
been fined for selling liquor ~ ,'.... Z
Houston, Texas, gives evidence of be
coming great Southern city. bo.
"A Frenchman in New York solved his
religious doubts by shooting himself.
In Richmond county, Wisconsin, a
man was fined $40 for whipping his sister.
Recently at Barnesville Ohio,sa gem
tleman fell dead while leading prayer
meeting. t s,s .gsf.i. .i4Fs,
70. Maine has an Assemblyman who
stands six feet and sew en- inches high in his
stockings. #'e7es7
o. "A sausage, seventy five ,eet long, and
weighing fifty-one pounds, is ON exhibition
"A shawl factory to cost half a million
dollars. is being built at Burlington, VT, by
Seth Hunt, of New York -
There is q man named Peck, in St.
Louis, who has two and half bushels OF
children-ten little Peeks.
II "A colored woman, who had been twice
married, just died in Richmond, Virginia,
leavin thirty five children. Is
Nearly $4,000 has been subscribed in
Baraboo Wis, to start an extensive manu-
factory of farming implements
The Baltimore City Council proposes
to insure each of the fremen for two thou
sand dollars against death byaccident
The. Springfield Armory is giving
70 j
duction of the force is probable at present.
The homestead of Sam Houston. in
Houston, Texas, which he built himself
twenty-five years ago, has just been torn
down.
-Thereare five hundred incurable insane
persons in the Indiana State Institution be-
sides those supported by friends in private
asylumS e b.sa n
Painters, grizzlies, wild cats, cayotes,
coons, foxes, eagles and weasels annoy the
people andpoultry of Tehama county, Cali
fornia. ~ III Eas
"A man in Jackson, Mississippi, gave
his intended money to buy her outfit, and
the following morning she married his
brother.
"A youth in Wheeling, West Virginia,
took laudanum to cure love sickness. 1t
proved effectual,p and he, was, buried the
next day. or
The Columbia g. CO. Phanir came. out
IN mourning on the anniversary of Sher-
mans entrance int that city, and its de-
struction by fire. t74sr
The steamer Chicago,s which sailed
from New York for Liverpool on the 2ad
had,the largestfreight Of cotton ever taken
from that port gsg'-
:" n--Mr. "A. Pope died at Indianapolis. on
Saturday evening last, from shydrophobia
resulting from the bite of mad dog more
than ten weeks age, sasa s3s6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
BRaNDRETE's PILLS. CosTIvENEss, d.
r m ARRHEA. Hf .

They taken up by the absorbents and carrie into
the circulation. through which medium they are con-
veyed to every part of the body. t,7.s .'@
II the pain affects the Joints, single dose produces
remarkable benefit And the same rule applies 70 cos
dyeness, diarl4ea and dysentery; though with the
last named they may be required night mt Wi u for
tons Of, the lungs, throat, heal and pI rrlsy
the relief is certain; the excretory organs M ov off
with ease the phegm, and the breathing peco reer
lspasmodic asthma s'eften cured by a sirglees
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14

The Pasha and all his Retinue. The
Rev. Oliver Crane, Missionary at Adrianople, writes
The machine works admirably. There is no Sewing
company after comaany to witness its magic operation
from the best classes in AdraDope among them the
specimen of his sewing, and was delighted Il has
many admirers Some want to purchase all stand
amazed at its Geographic tothe Wilcox
& Gibbs S. M Co. 3sfs.5ts 4 .f84s a,lss aff
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14

old Stuyvesant pear tree, at the
corner of Third avenue and Thirteenth
street, New York city, planted by Gov.
two hundred years ago, has
been run against by wagon and destroyed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
CONSUMPTION Durable by DR.. Schenck's
'a4e~@ ~ Medicines.

? TO CURE CONS UAIPTION, the system must be pre-
pared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and an
appetite created for good wholesome food which, by
these medicines win be digesed properly, and good.
healthy blood made thus building up the constitution.
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach
oil all bilious or mucous accumulatons and by using
the seaweed Tonic in conhection, the appetite is
restored.I mrs. 1901 eii p &t9Ha
8 SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious as
well as medicinal and, by using the three remedies all
impurities are expelled from the SYSTEM and good,
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease If
patients will take these medicines according to direc-
tons consumption frequently in its last stage yields
readily to their action. Take the pills frequently to
cleanse tie liver and stomach. 1t does not follow that
because the bowels not cosve they not required,
for sometimes in diarrhea they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and appetite
to allow the Pulmonc Syrup to act the respiratory
organs properly and aay any irritation Tn all that
is required to perform permanent cure is to prevent
taking cold Exercise about the rooms as much as pos
sible, eat all the richest foodfat meat game, aud in
fact anything the appetite Graves but be particular to
mastcate well. [2wJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14
SOMEBODY'S HEART.

My heart is waiting for somebody,
Somebody, where can he bel
Somewhere on earth he is waiting; j
Waiting and watching for me.
NV heart shall be faithful and true, then,
10 that somebody, where'er he be. &
Yes nav heart is locked firmly and fast:
But there's some one possessing the key.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14


q ntv;philantllrepistsin Munich have
t5y saving the stttfnps of their cigars been
enabled to clothe three children. This bit
of benevolence required the smoking of
716 800 cigars. Nor has this benevolence
been without imitators. Twenty gentlemen
have determined to save up remnants of
matches in order to give them to the poor
for fire wood. Twenty ladies have resolved
to wear their dresses an inch shorter, and
give the superhuity to the needy. Twenty
others have determined to economise to the
extent Of one button jon each dress, and
| thus be enabled, to aid the poef, h d tl7
LIN Jean Dollftiss,, d large Anlaireifacttlrer
in France, finding upon investigation that
the women employed in his factories lost
40 per cent yof their children In the first.
wear, whereas the average mortality at that
age in France is only eighteen, determined,
With princely philanthropy, to go to the
r6dt Of tho evil tgs paying 6yef1 recent
mother six weeks wages, without work
The result has been the reduction of infant
mortality in the district from 40 to 25 per
cent. in three years. Other manufacturers
have introduced a similar plan, by inducing
the employees to contribute to a fund. The
subject is of Importance everywhere, and
some proaision- oil tile tintlisl demanded by
humanity both for mothers and children.
90 IL,
Religious and Educational. s
One hundred and fifty Presbyterian
churches in the South were destroyed dur
ing the way nvr -, fin ii
Ia miRister, h afdcer1t discourse, SAID
that Harvard appeared to be the only
college where no revivals occurred; that
for quutergof bacentury past there had
not been a single revival or conversion IN
that institution. an h
TIKI Bishop Thompsone say s'that before the
Eng1ish. Ientered Eindoostari, the natives!
were temperateI but now, despite their re-t
-figfori,, they indulge in both liquor and
opium, to the hindrance of missionary,
operations among them. aa ui'
THE Rev DR. Stone, of San Francisco,
must have good salary, or vast private
fund to draw from, else he could not keep
Mpshise stabiis lment, forthe Chr0nicEe Says
Tie has family to support; ne also has
seven horses, three carriages, and $4,000
yearly rent to pay ''l''l''
IA gay and festive preacher in Richmond
Ind, is now undergoing the slow torment
of church trial on charge of having
promised tomarrystwelve differentwomen.
The contract was a1ittle too! heavy, for
the susceptible preacher, and he according
ly Tilted the round dozen - marrying
No. 10.
s'49-E-A lady at Rochester was announcing to
her pupils the holiday on the 3d. and ask
ing some questions concerning its observT
ance, and among others, why the birthday
of Washington should be celebrated more
than that of any one else "Why," she
,ad1ed, 6 morezsthan pssne,?z Yeunmay tell
me, she said to .alittle follow, eager to ex-
plain it, who evidently had but one idea in
his childish brain associated with the name
of Washington. " Because" he exclaimed
with great vivacity, because he never told
a lie" -t..;.,,'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-06

II is reported that Chief Justice Chase |
does not approve Of the proceedings |
whereby JEFF. Davis WAS set atliberty on
BAIL and that be expresses surprise that
Judge Underwood permitted it. 1t is
further said the Chief Justice will pre-
side at the trial Of Davis in Richmond in
November
2 w G. DePa~, OF New Albany, returns
q taxable income this fiscal year of Ss4.-
629- VIM s. Culbertson, of the same
district, returns 50 .00e, and William A
Culbertson. S1I,922 With these excep
lions, there Is no return in the district
exceeding $4,000. The total of incomes
in the district exceeding 600 is but
sixty -six.
A leading Georgia paper, in a notice
of the release of JEFF. Davis, says: Hav-
ing exhibited during his long and cruel
imprisonment the fortitude and heroism
of his exalted nature, may he yet live to
see the downfall of his enemies. and
serve his people in the councils OF the
nation.
The New York Board of Health issued
over thousand orders q few days since
for the abatement of nuisances, and for
sanitary reform IN various parts Of the
city. These orders were for the execu
ton of just SO many jobs of work at the
. expense of property owners who had
failed to comply with previous notifica
/ ton. This looks like going to work in
earnest. sHie9.s*
The indianapolis Journal says that the
Farmers Bank, at Franklin, Johnson CO.,
recently burned quantity of its notes,
and has filed bonds. with the State Audi
tor for the redemption of the balance of
its outstanding notesLless than $4,000.
Two years ago this bank had more than
100000 outstanding.
A citizen of Terre Hau.e informs the
Indianapolis Journal that the Rose oil
we'll, at the former place, is I,655 feet
deep, and flows about five barrels of oil
day. The thickness of the oil, it is
supposed. prevents it from flowing faster.
When this is remedied the yield promises
to be large.
An Eastern paper makes this palpable
hit at the rafting practicel now "a days
at charity fairs: We don't see wherein
| the charitable rattle is any better in its
Influence than the popular gift enter
prise; or why it should be any more re
spectacle to gamble by shaking up nun
| bers in wheel than by shutting cards in
a pack. 1t is so much easier to sell
chances than to sell goods: it is so pleas
, ant to clear $1,000 profit off so worth of
stock. that the misdemeanor is exceed
| insly popular. and needs sharp word to
correct it. The swinole is small" SAYS
| Mr.. Mo Davis, in The Flying Scud, 'but
| Lord ! it is so sure "