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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.
(oR DOUBLE sPRrsc)
s * / IL Il s

The wiIl not bend or break like The sirgls
spring. but viii preserve their perfect gnd,
graceful rhspe when three or -four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown aside - use.
tees. the hoops are covered win douhie
and twisted thr@sc. and the bottom rods ars
not only double springs. but twice O.
doas'el covered: preventing them from
gearing out when dragging down Sleeps
stairs, DC.
IHg WONDERFUL FIFxiFIErry snd great
comfort and pleasure 20 sny iscy wearing
lie Duplex Elliptic SKIRT vii be experience.
I'd particularly IN ell crowded assemblies
operas. rsrrisQas, rsilrnsd cars, church pews
arm chairs, FOR promenade and house dress,
n the skt can be folded when 10 use 10 oc-
cupy a small space sesssiy snd convenient
~ ~ silk Or muslin dress. 81 Invaluable
quality ~ crinciine. not found u any single
-prIng Skirt.
A isdy having enjoyed the pleasure. com.
fufi. sod great convenience Of wesring the
Duplex Elrpiic Ssel Spring Skirt Ter :
single Coy. viii never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For children. Misses
snd Young Lsdses they are superior 70 Ell
oilers
The Duplex Elliptic j. afeA, fsyori,s
win al iacie- and l. universally recomme nd
ed bs me Fashion Msgsziner - inc stand.
ard Skirt VI The Fashionable World
10 enjoy the following inesIimsple adran.
i.ges 10 Crenollns. VIE: superior quality
perfect manufacture. ETY. iish hare and fin
ish. nsxioilny. durabi'ify- comfor, and econ.
omy. enquire for J. w. Brsdley's Duplex
Ellep.ic, Or Double Spring Skirt. and be
sure yum ret 'hr genuine article.
CAuTros-To guard srsinsi IMPOSITION BE-
particular % NorIcE ,hst skirts offered O,
-DuPLEX" have ihe red ink stamp. VIZ
~. 81. Bssdley's Duplex Eiieplic Steel
Spring. upop fhe wsisibar5--none others
arc genuine. a lro Notice that every Iioop
viii Sdmit pin beirg passed through The
center, thus revealing The :wo Cor druble)
spring braided together therein. which T.
the secret u thsir hrxibii;y snd strength,
and . combination not 10 be found Ia any
other skvi.
FOR SALE 10 Al Stores where srs' class
skirts sre sold throughout the United States
and elst where.
Manufactured By the sole Owners Of The
Patent
WEST. BRADLEY & CARY.
9- Chambers Il ~ a. 81 Read SITS. IN. Y.
Juae 18Th. ls67-sn.
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How T, CuRc FEL1x.-A- We oficn
Gee friends susfrr Win lhre very trouble
scnr thugs, We publish NE toAIn~ing cur
Tor them which We have hes td Mighty re
commended. A. aooa a. ips pars begin "A
swell. get the tinclu,e ~ iubelia, snd fir
tbs part affected ~iIh rioVh ssieraief
thoroughly with he iincturs. aud the ielun
u dead. An cd phy-icitu esys he m
known i, % cure n scare- N ca.es- and i
never .sils II applied N season. Journal
u Medic.Gs.
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The advertiser. having been restored u
health IN Icm weeks nv a very simple
remedy. after hsYing- suffered for several
years with . severe ling ansrtion. and thai
dread disease CorsBmp,icn--is anxious 70
make known 70 biz fellow sufferers the
means 81 cure
To all who desire n. We viii <end copy
Of the prescription used Tree u charge
with the directions for preparing snd using
The samr. which they viii find SURE cuEt
for CONSUMPTION. hsTams. BRONCHITIS
CcuGHs. Coins, and al Throst and Lung
Affections. The only otjsct 81 ,hs adver.
iiser In sending the Prescription i 20 bene-
ft the afflicted, and spread informsiion
which he conceIves 10 be invaluable, and
be hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy,
IS Il will cost them nothing. and msy prove
a blessing. parties wishing The prescrip-
lion, FREE, BY return mail, will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May Is, 1867.
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Providence. Als. Nav l3. 1866.

Providence. Ala. Nav 10. 1866.
m. Tonx But I send vou $40 for
CEDaor BlrrEns. Please send what i will
come To- after paving freight. - Columbus
Miss. have hcrn 'ronbled or several
yesrs with indigestion; have had 70 'nke
mills everv night for zen or fheen wears;
and IN Febrnarv. 1861. was attacked with
general paralysis. was confined ~ nv
room for The balance ~ NE year. and. IN
f-c' CONTINUED in a vnrv weak and nervous
condition until some two months since when
I was mt under operation md vnu'
Cedron Birers for treatment. commenc.
"a imprasiro right away, and IN pre''v vel
restored. Yours, irulv, A. l. NEAL.
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Dr. noGG s cRoTHFRs.


Dr.. sCnENCK'S PULMONIc SYRUP.
This areai medrlnr cured DR.. j. II.
ScHesck, The Proprietor. q Pulmonary Con.
sumption, when /. had assumed is mo-'
formidable aspec'. and when speedy death
appeared to be inevitable. His physicians
pronounced hi- care incurahlc when he
commenced The use Of this simple but pow
efiul remedy. His health was restored il
very shrr, time, and no return q The d.
ease hse bean apprehendrd. for oil the
symptom. quir xiv Disappeared. and his pre-
sent weight j. more Than tao hundred
pounds
Since hi~ recovery. lie hiss devoted hi-
attention Exclusively % tie cure Of Gen.
Sumption, snd tie dsss~r- which are usually
complicated with il, ard the cures effected
Nv his incidence have been very numerous
and truly wonderful. Dr ScHEscK make-
professional Visits 10 several ~ the larger
cites weekly. where he hes large con
course 81 patients. ard j, il truly nstonish-
irr 10 see poor consuRp,ives that have 10 be
iiied cut of their carriages. and in q
rev months healthy. robust persons. Dr.,
AcuEscK's pUIm0sic sTRrr. sEAwEED Tcx.
iic. and MAxpR1EE PITTS are generally u.l
required 10 curing Consumption. Fall d.
rectons accompany each. 80 ihat any one
can take them withn=, seeing d.. ScHEgeE.
hut when il j. conv nieni II u best % see
iim. lie gses advice tree. bn; for sha-
rorgh examination with his RePiomeser bis
zee is three dollars.
Please observe, when prrchasInr, ,ha'
the f~c iikenesses % ne Doctnr--ou- Wien
W The last stage q Consumption, and ~
ether a. ~ now u 10 pefIect healta-ire
on The Govarnment stamp.
Sold IN oli Druggists aud Dealers. Price
81 % per bottle. o. $50 The hsil dczen.
Settlers ior advice should alwavs BE- directed
"a Dr. Schenck's Principal Office, No II
North Gin street. phiiadelphis. "a.
General Whoie~alr Agents: Dsm,s
Barnes a. ca. NJ. III: n =. Ilance. BAN.
more, Nd; John y. PARK, Cincinnati ONO;
Walker a. Taylu', Chicsso. III Collins
Bros, ST. Louis. W. 1871. ". riol year.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gcn,leman who suffered FOR yesrs from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and oil
the effectsof youthful indiscretiop, will, FOR
tho sake Of suffering humanity, send free "a
oil who need il, the recipe md directions for
mssing tho simple remedy By which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit BY the
advertisers experience. can do 20 BY ad.
dressiDg, il perfect confidence.
JOHN j. OGDEN. AZ Cedar
Nsy rs, 1867. Street New York.
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hen mos, likely 70 haicbl When che Is II
earnest (aer nest)
IT, Why III sheet ~ postage Stamps Ike
distant relstioDsl Because they are bul
slightly connected.
LIZA 'grest brute cfa husband adver-
tises in the morning papers TOR stout able
bodied man 20 hold his wiIe's tongue.
H5~ When thought strikes you. what
should you do with ID? Hit il egain.
Is-Fsms md admiration weigh not D
feather 10 the scale against friendship and
love. for the heart lnnguishes slI he same
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Marriage and Cclibacy,

An ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
"a sTRUCTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and A buses which perma-
nently PROSTATE the Vital Powers. with sure
means q relief Sent Free 81 Charge, IN
sealed letter envelopes. Adires. DR.. J.
SkILLiN HOUGnTON, Howard Associ.
alton Philadelphia. ia.
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TT Tne Tmes, specisl ssys, y was mao
known ID tn pfesideel from m Apparently
reIabie source. that NJ Stanton would va.
cate should the P:esiten' demand perem'o.
rily sha, be give Up tho Office. II me pur
pose 81 Mr Johnson 20 nllpv ne whole
mater 70 remain IL sbeyancc icr a few DAYS
giying time for rffleclion On The pirt Of M
stanion. ana The fri~nds who adsise him a
70 The course he should persns.
II he then persists in NE relus,l to resign
the President will suspend him by givina
hm notice. lie \ thereby suspended from
the further executions ~ lhs Office 81 Sec
rc,sry 81 VIZ. aud that ne reasons for lhsil
suspension NH % submitted 20 he Senal'
., the n~xi session 81 Congress.
Tne subject was fully discu-sed - 'hs
C,bine, yesterday, and the corrse above IN
dicated wss unanimously approved e. aeiHs
with the third section q lhe tenure " d.
Gce law
The Cnbiner w.s nesrlg unanimous Y ih'
rpIni,n that the 4, = section " the ia~ gsf'
Mr. Jahn.on power 70 remov' S'ea'on, ~hf
~ss never regularly spppoinisi by hr
Johnson and confirmed y hs spPoin'rr bs
the 1Scna,e
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f,onisville. XIV. Nov. %. 1854.
7 received This dsv the following, from
Lrrcas'ar. Kan'urkv:
On JoHv Brit: Please send me IN haste,
ron My ows rsE. osF DOZEN ~ vonr Cedron
Ri',ers. have tried them. and find them
~ von claim fnr them They sra curing
me Of corsnmniion ~ long standing.
Youss. ,esnc~'hllv.
G.. w. SfIlNDLEBOWER.
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4 good assortment 81 Chairs and Farnitars.
The highest market price will be paid for
Produce IL exchange for Goods.
INV ~ lsf7.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE UF REAL
ESTATE.
7sUR SUANT ID ~ order " thu Dubois
= Common Pleas couri made TX TIE M,
term. s67 thereof, The undersigned sdmin-
i-ifninr 81 The estate ~ Dsriel Ellie. de-
ressed viii cifsr ior ssle az Pnhir o1ic,y.
On me premises. lor not les4 shan two
shrds ~ ~ appraised valnr. On
SATURDAY. AUGUST Oil 1857.
The icilos,ng res e-rsle. -isus'edln Dubois
County, Iedlsna, % vii: The North nall of
the S3uth.eas one quarter of Sermon iven
ir-oae, AID the North West quarter ~ the
North Wet qaarler " Section iwrn'v.rirhl.
both n Town. One. North Range four wes, .
con'aining one hundred and twenty acres.
more Or lees. subject ~ lhe widows Interest
There. Said land u ordered 10 BE- sold 10 ray
ihe debts q Daniel Ellis. deceased. i.i- per-
-onnl property being Insufficient
TERMS OF SALE.-Ore hair az ,he anr-
chase money must BE- paid n ctsh. and one
hsif ia * months from dsy cf sale. The pnr-
cha.r giving notes and security tor the 20
ierred payment. bearing inser4-I from dsie
GILES n. LANSFORD, Arms.
q Dome. Attorney.
.lnly 26 1914
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n Ia cieveiand here IRE lemaieo who
f,'en shoes 70 ihesr hoops while the cierk
il booking FOR another psir. and walk Of
with the bouiee
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VIII cure heata~..~ 10 three minutes.
Tooiharls in short iime. Neur. iei, and
Esrrche n FIVE minutes. Crs,arh. and ns IN.
ciden,s IL short time NJ cure no Day n
directions nrc followed. Reqin in time il
you would avoid Consumption.
J A. McMAHAN.
Loocoo,ee. Gsn'l Agent Tor Indiana.
For sale il jasper BY N. T.. Boring and
Martin E-iedmann, who have also for sale
Wclcott's Brsuiihrr for the Hair and Skin.
and Smiths Salvation Salve. Warranted 20
give satisfaction.
July u. 1867
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CT "A amusing item in the Louisville
census j. thirty thousand cats 10 me Thom
- gender
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0--lf woman ws< 70 change her sex,
Of Whist religion would she then BE-! a
hs.ihen.
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A GOOD supply 81 Justices Blanks con
"a stantly On hand and ny salr low \, ,he
COURIER OFFICE.
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or The voting population u Celiorn'a
il about 100000. and il hss not increased
within ine past twelve yeas
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Is-"What did you give tnr that horse.
nsighborl" My note" "Well that wa-
cheap
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY

Blnominrion. III October IL, 1864.
m. JoHr BuLr: We made M -r-nnge-
mont witt vour sren'. July 20 1864 for
selling your cedron Bi''ers. and are nhtn'
so,d out. We want Zone crn-s) twelve
haxes more without delrv We are in'r =
ducirr them rendiiy, and think they answer
good purpose
Drs UOGG q rROTHrRS.
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This following il tho text Of NE CORES
pondence between the Presidsn. and the
Secretary Of W,r:
ExscU-rvr MANSION.
WAsntscros, August 5, 1857
Sin: Pubic consideraiions OF high
character cons,raln me 60 saw TIN, your re
siena,ion az Secretary OF War will be nc
cep,ed. Very respectfully.
(Signedl AsDhEw JoHNsox.
To Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton, Sscy OF War
To which the Secretary replied as fol-
lows:
Wan DfPARTHEsr, Aug 3, 1857.
Sir: Your note Of this date has been re-
ceived stating that public considerations Of
a high character consiraIn you 70 say that
nv resignation as Secretary Of War viii b.
accepted" In reply, have the honor -
say, that "public considerations Of high
Character" which have Influenced ms %
continue at the head ot this Department
cons,rain me not 20 resign the office q Sec
sary OF War before tho setting Of the nrx'
meeting Of Congress,
Very Repeatedly your'.
rSignedl EDris N. STANTON
To the Presidsn'.
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CONFIDENTIAL

suIacribc M nc Jasper Courier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

The SKATING CARNIVAL LAST EVENING
The Washington Skating Park, yesterday az
ternoon and last evening, was visited by man
persons, the occasion being the frst grand
skating carnival under the auspices OF the
washington Skating Club. In the early part
OF the evening number of Chinese lanterns
were suspended about the pond, but the wires
OF many broke, and il was found Ina possible to
keep them IN place. A number of large Ian
terms with refieciors We're placed around the
pond, and added greatly to the beauty of tina
scene. Many OF the skaters appeared in quain,
ana gaudy costumes, attracting the attep ton
OF, ana many OF them causing great amuse.
meDt among the visitors. Among those IN
costume were a number Indians, with ali
the feathers and paint; Old Santa Clans. Old
Mother Hubbard, Brother Jonathan, with hia
huge white hat; Hamlet, several as clowns
and lesters, and q large number with conicaI
ana queer-iooklng costumes, masks, &c, pre-
senung scene Of unusual gayety and pleas.
ure The Marine Band was in attendance,
and performed many excellent pieces of m SIC
durlng the evening 1t Is thought that ut least
Two Thousand ladies and gentlemen visited
the pond during the afternoon ana evening.
The carnival was kept up until near midnight.
ana all retired well pleased with the evening 8
entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

A FINE lMPRoyEMENT.-The spacious build
ing erected by MIR George H Plant at the cor.
ner of New York avenue and 18th street. is
now so nearly completed that 1t will soon be
in full use for Government offices, the ssNa-
uonal Despitary," SC.
The superb store-room fronting on New
York avenue, was constructed especially for
nrst-class grocery for the use OF Messrs g. A
Hall and A. q. Plant These gentlemen bring
Mr.. Hall, by his efficiency in business matters
In Washington. and more recently by the sue
cess with which he carried on impor ,ant busi-
ness operations in New Orleans, has gained a
favorable name for tact and energy Mr. Plant
Is the son of Mr.. George III. Plant, and is a
genuine "chip OF the old block in business
capacity. The store is one of the largest and
best arranged IN the city, being lis feet dee D.
and having rear entrance for the introduction
of goods. The spacious cellars are under
drained.~and fioored with solid flag stones
very large stock OF heavy groceries, wines
liquors, &c, laid IN. Messrs. Hall q Plant
propose To deal in Nothing but first-class goods
and their stock Is perhaps the finest ever
opened IN this city. Their display of teas for
instance, surpasses in extent ana variety that
of most Of the tea "Hongs" that make teas a
speciality. In sugars, coffees, and all the finer
groceries, the same superiority is noticed In
the way OF canned fruits and table delicaeies
generally their stock Is especially appetizing
II is very much 70 the al vantage Of customers
that the late decline in Wholesale prices has
enabled Messrs. Hall Il Plant to purchase on
terms that will enable them TO sell frst-class
goods az low rates. grocery OF this class ha.
been very much needed in that locality Else
where will be found the advertisement Of
Messrs. Hall & Plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12
DIED..

DIED.
K1LLEY. On the llth instant, at z o'cloek n
ssmuel Kelley. "
The relatives and friends OF the family ara a.
specially invited TO atteD nd her fanereI from the
residence Of her mother, street sc nth betw cen
-. and Ssh streets. at O'Clock on Monday, the
sCHAEFFIR. suddsnly, at 10 a. m. on Fri,
SShaefer. -
Funeral next Sunday 1t p. n. from st JOHN,
Church.. 1'- e. :
wALLIEG. On the nth instant, af;e- a main
fol Illness OF 20 days, Mrs. MARY JANE VAL
LING, consert Of joseph Wslling; the only
dsugh ter Of Mrs. Jane Cormsn. nv 0'
light IL frsm our household gone,
voice We love 10 stili;
place IL vacant In our mitet,
Which never can be filed.
Her funeral will take place Su I'd az, st clock
Her friends and acQustntapces are respectfully
Invited TO attend. No 81 East Capitol street.
O'HAR1. On the 10th instant, ct o o'clock a. m n,
Mrs OWEN 0'HARE. sgsd IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral, from
her late residences street between 1Oth and 2ist
strests, at O'Clock, on Saturday, the 18th in /.
slant. sra .-ss. .-t 80 szf St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

BLEssING or THE BKLLs.-Our readers will
remember this Interesting event. which took
place short time sin ce-tbe ssbiessipg of the
bells" Of st Aloysius' Church, an event OF
great pcmp and solemnity, and which called
out one OF the greatest gatherings of our PEG.
citizens. wrote upon this occasion decided iy
MS best pcetical productsn, consisting
OF nve beautiful verses. They have been
SET TO music by Professor T.. Mack. OF
Pniladelphia, and dedicated to Right Rev.
M: j. Spalding, and published and for sale BY
John Ellis, 300 Pennsylvania avenue.
Price so cents; sentv by mail upon receipt Of
price. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

LARGE GATHERING AT THE PARK: also st
the stores of our friend J. r. Foley; purchas
ing lhelr skates TOT the occasion, which he is
closing ont at very low rates and has on hand
large variety lately received to please ali.
DO not fail to call at once TO Nos. 275 Pennsyl
yania avenue, and BIG + street. between 10th
and In streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures will
be found the advertisement of Mr. NapthaIi
Ezekiel Of Richmond, who has discovered n
most emcaclous preparation for the hair. We
are not bald-headed yet. and have therefore
nad no opportunity of testing its merits, out
from what the Richmond papers say, and the
testimonials exhibited by the doctor, we have
every reason to believe that il is an excellent
preparation not only for restoring the hair, but
LOT the prevention of dandruf, and exciting
healthy action OF the scalp. Give il trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

CHINA, GLASS AND CROCRRRY WARR,are to
De found IN endless variety at the stores of our
friend j. X. Foley, Nos. 275 Pennsylvania
avenue, and SIS street, between IOth and mn
streets Also. Cutlery and Plated Ware Ia
pan Tin Ware, Lamps, &c, &c, which he Of
iers W Wholesale and retail at terms to suit the
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12
~ = o q y Il i = q .
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and 18th street


entrance en- New York svenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES,, TEAS,
WINES, IMPoBrKD LUxuRIBs, &C., &C,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article
ally kept In . FIRST class Grocery. Without at
tempting TO snunerste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. We cordially invite the public to
e1anine our store spd stock. believing We shall
not fail TO give entire sstissstion to all who may
faver IN with their patronage. ~ sr ra
We can especial attention to our assort ment Of
TEAS and C0FFEEs, which have bees selected
With great care for purity. Dealers wifi ind 3
hne assortment to select from, aud our prices to
suit. raw III t ..
Goods delivered promptly in any part OF ts city
jan sm fat f4.8 sa.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

COMMEMORATIVE are informed by Mis-
Belle Garcia that the report that she wa
connected with the difficulty AT the Post OF
nee department is not correct She was no
present at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

MASQUERADE BALL.-One of these agreeable
entertainments will be- given by Harmony CIR
Gle, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening
next, when two valuable prizes will be given
10 the best original maskers, male and female
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

DR. WITH Chiropodist, l24 Penn. av. be-
tween ~ And 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessfui treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
ereeenees, &c once hours from a m to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

a SURE PILE CURE.-Dr 9ilbert's Pile in
suument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF "a Oircu.
iars free. Sold by druggists Agents wanted
every where. Address j. ID. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

LOB SALE-One twenty .hor.e power portable
Il STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL, lost
Also, seversi small stationery ENGINES, new
and sec nd hand which will be sald low for cash
Apply 10 wS n BILLS q BIO. Hagle iron
Wcrks. corner Of Ohio avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. q. Intel ! is T-sAwyw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

GLOVES, Half Hose, Merino Shirts and
Drawers, White Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. AZ re-
dueed prices, at Francs popular Gents Furn-
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

JEWELRY- Prige's One Dollar JeweIry
and Silver plated Ware Store, No 43s Penn.
sylvaDla avenue, near Az street-new goods
received this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

TIE BOYS are yet being provided for at Hen :
hing's One Price Clothing Store, on the corner
OF Seven tn street ana Maryland avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

WE TAKE pleasure in announcing that our
Old fellow citizen, J.. b. Gardner, M. d., has
renewed his practice, in which speciality we
know he has had great experience We refer
you 70 the advertisement column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

For CHrLBLAIxs and Frosted Feet. Whites
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ IA d 9Th streets. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-12

oPFER splendid stock OF f1ue IS karat
Gold End Silver American Watches Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. beio "
cost, to close business. l. ALRxANDRR atO
Pennsylvania avenue