Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR oy “UBLISHED EVBBY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Berner of Pennsyleania avenue and Eleventh at. a W. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in peck=ces by carriers at S18 or 37 cents per month. To mail subseribers ae price Is $3.50 a yeer, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three mouths; and for less thas three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sin- gle copies, owm cuNT; in Wrappers, Two crs. 7" Avvznruemunts should be sent to the effice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may kot appeer until the next day. —Ebening S . U7P"Single copies (in can Ve". XIX. WASHINGTON, D C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1862. N°, 2,785, | ssistst se cont, teat wher te toe ‘tag than can be found [2 any ether—is published > on Fridsy morning. ) FEEMs—Cash, tovertabiy, in advance. ‘Single Copy, Per GRE EM .2.00+seeee8l OB Five Coples .cccccsescesscresenececs @ 75 Sa ‘Yea copies, cescccccceecccceees 8 OO ‘Twenty-2¥6 Copies. .seeseccorerees. 98 OO n Contains the ¢ tus hs made Tas Dey Beentng fier cinvios eo generally throug bout the country. ofthe paper. Price-THREE CENTS. NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES. Now and then we have indications of the ter- rible straiteto whiéh the Southern States ate put, and the impatience with which the le submit to the burdens imposed on them by the leaders of the rebellion. A gentleman from Memphis has furnished the Evansville (Ind.) Journal with a copy of the Memphis Argus of the 5th, which contains an article that occa. sioned considerable excitement at the ‘“ Bluff City,” and induced the vigilance committee to wait upon the editor. As it goes to show that everything in the South does not me as merry asa marriage bell,’’ we copy it in full most noble policy was to find in the rapid use of our early revolutionary enthusiasm an over- inateh for the slower and Lode hinge but more soe orth. Where shall we ask relief? id we ask it save in the nee on whomi have been lavished our hearts’ blood, our ho} our wealth, our whole; where but upon the banks of the Potomac? When shall we see an end of the farce there being enacted at our e: ? Indirectly, évery mouthful we eat is taxed; our babies wear taxed caps and shoes, our boys write on taxed paper, our girls wear taxed cal- icoes, our men do a taxed business, and hope- lessly ride in a taxed hearse to a taxed grave, id we, forsooth, are hurting ‘‘ the cause” if we dare to turn from Messrs. Mason and Sli- dell to look at the country we were born and bred in, and, having looked, we are hurting the cause if we dare tell what we see. Our cause is right, itis holy. Our suffering may be God’s pelos of success, but who, seeing what might have been, and knows what is be- ing suffered through its undone, can re- frain from cursing the selfishness or idiocy that. ped the wering Beauregard, that arrested the march of Price, that checked the gallant Jackson. We have gazed imploringly on the lion, while the fox has been weaving his toils. Our press and our people have trusted long enough We now ask, are we tocontinue hemmed in for an- other six months, and lack all things, or shall our armies on to Washington, and lack nothing. INJURING THE CAUSE. (From the Argus of the Sth. “A knowledge of the disease is half the as to physial disso, od’ keowledg® of tow as " a know! of the fracture came is the best the sui can have to obtain him a mental view of the shattered bones. We measure the value of a household servitor by the efficiency displayed by him in the ; and so should we that of a ublic and official. Hew is the house- old? means what kind of a housekeeper. Where order and happiness reign, there we say rules the good steward; where confusion and needless want exists, we censure the steward, and so it should be with the rulers of nations. We have yet to learn that this Confederacy is the private aie ong of Jefferson Davis, cr the 7 domain of his Cabinet, and we find it still harder to comprehend how either the President or his Cabinet came to be considered the autocrat dispensers of weal and woe to this people, untrammeled by any responsibility to to the same. We, for one, were and are far from consid- ering that in voting for the secession of Ten- nessee from the despotism of Lineoln we were merely making a choice between two irrespon- sible sultans, propped by duplicating divans. We never meant in abandoning the Union to abandon with it the rights of speech and of the press, and as long as wecan wag a tongue or wield a pen weshall do both in the assertion of truth, however palatable or unpalatable to Presidents, Cabinets, minorities or majorities. Our assertion, last Tuesday, of the true state ef our affairs, has caused quite a flutter among afew home soldiers, irresponsible and illegal wielders of authority, etc., men who, holding their povitions from the higher servitors of the people, think it sacrilege, and ‘+ weakening of the cause,”’ to fault any of their acts or no acts; and who, unable to deny our statements, would cover the sins of their superiors by asserting that a statement ,of the results arising from said sins is encouragement and comfort to the enemy. We seldom anathematize, but in such connection we ean scarce help saying some- thing of the enemy. We spoke and of the state of this Confederacy, which, judging from the policy of both cabinets, is alread better known to the Federal Cabinet. than it is to our own. We spoke and speak of the ill-conducting of this war, which has now taken from our homes some three or four hundred thousand of our best and bravest; which has paralyzed all busi- ness, save that which puts the money we can so illy spare into the pockets of the creatures of said President and Cabinet. Of this war we spoke, when we said so much might have been one in it that bas been left undone. Those at the bead of affairs were leaders to the war. We ask how are they leading through it? When have been made to stand still, and id kicks as the Northerner chooses he pleased and where he pleased. : rd our soenie blamed for pot t appears they were not permit! toaee The smothered report of Beauregard hasmade that truth clear enough. We have for months and months been told that England would do our fighting for us on the seas. We bi been told everything, save this one thing: that in the cities of the North lie the keys of our blockaded ports, and the peace we seek and need. We see access to that peace rendered more and more distant hy ‘he »ondrously-accumu- Isting power he Federal armies and nary. We see the sdvance ‘hat was easy six ee d.ficuit w-day, aud likely to be impossible Seasenow. We that from a shoe latchet to a steam engi e lack everything, and that the families ir obedient soldiers are suffer- ing from the seeming fabulous prices they have to pay for everything of domestic use. We look 30 the future, and, seeing nothing but war, ask ourselves, ask our readers, ask our rulers, why all looks darker and darker, as day follows day; and our vast armies to rot in their camps,while mothers and sisters suffer from their al ce at home. Three times since the inception of this has the road been opened unto us into the very heart of the North. In July, after Manassas; when Fremont resi ; when Johnson moved to BowlingGreen. Webi: Beauregard, Price or Johnson; bi not permitted to do w Lost Max.—A gentleman named Mr. For- ward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Po- tomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one er both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Beck over-the-river & Co., doing a forwarding business backward to Squire Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more og less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin, thick set man, with very I; feet; some think he has gradually wilted down in his boots. He will deny being any relation to James Bu- chanan, the Last Rose of Northern Summer. He is a blood relation to Mr. On to Richmond; his mother is almost distracted on his account, fearing he may be burnt. On account of his sluggish temperament, she avers he was, when achild, so lazy he would not break out with the measles, or whoop with the whooping cough. [he old lady is grieving for her sprightly offspring, but is yet willing to surrender him to the country, eoming to the conclusion, on account of his monstrous feet, that he must have died standing. All papers a to the cause of Mr. For- ward Movement will confer a favor upen the surviving relatives by giving this one inser- tion.— Nashville Gazette. Dears oF Soupizrs.—The following soldiers have died since our last report - Josiah Ford, coment D, 10th regiment New Jersey volunteers, at camp. Henry Stevens, company G, 234 Pennsylvania, at camp. Isaac W. Deane, company I, 2d Maine, atcamp. Edward P. Scales, company I. 2d Maine, at camp. Richard H. Webster, company I, 2d Maine, at ram Wailiam H. Searles, company F, 2d U. 8. cav- alry, at Fareed! Hospital John J. Cornelius, Mag sa D, 334 New York volunteers, at Seminary Hospital. Wuliam H. Stearnes, ist New Jersey artillery, at camp. Thomes Harper. company A, 62d Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp. Dudley E. See, company G, 77th New York volunteers, at camp. Henry Tubbs, company A, 77th New York vol- unteers, at camp. Joseph Cross, company D, 52d Pennsylvania camp. volunteers, at iP. Carlton Rollins, company F, 2d Berdan’sSharp- shooters, at Eruptive hospital Edmund Briggs, company A, New York Rocket battalion, at Eraptive bospital. Jonn C. Moore, 56th New York cavairy, at Co- lumbian College. J. Benton, company A. 4th United States cav- ee at best, phy jospital illiam Hall, rena A , 13th Pennsylvania volunteers, at Eruptive mer Joseph R. Day, company E, 7th New York, at camp. P. Alien Steele, company G, 2d Berdan’s Sharp- gag oon Merman oe gi : ames com) ngineer corps. plone Brown, trom Wakingtos prises, a¢'Union jospital. Geo. L. Cook, company L, 56th New York, at SR as ete, one -. Tuth: Delaware 56th New vorkvat Carver Barracks : Andrew Cady, company G, 50th New York, at jospital. M. M. Baldwin, company F, ist Michi; in- eaten tan ae Shon A ick, com D, 77th New York, at Columbian College James Donnelly, company F,5th New York regiment, at camp. Tue Axms PurcHasenin Evror —Colonel Schuyler who purchased arms in Europe for the Government has reported at Washington. The eatire purchase of arms from abroad amounts to por bg ers ane = ee pr he to be os Fa was » averaging, it is said, $16 a gun—making ahow: '85.000,000' worth. ———$<_—_____ Gun. Rosscaans’ Bopy Guaxv.—Gen. Ros? erans’ body guard, consisting of one hundred mounted men, under cotinant of Lieut. Kirtly, hat they wished to do, and could then have done—secured our peace and our liberty? Whom do we biame? The men at Richmond. Not ours the place to whys and wherefores. We say our peop! so situated. ve eg the leaders to the war jess adulation, real and hollow, of our public men, who have yet done nothing, would have been attended with more beneficent results; and dare also believe that the sooner our press ceases this slavish adulation, and conf of the cause with any set of men, the sooner is the cause likely to prosper. Via Evansville, Ind., we have the Memphis Appeal, which contains the following signifi- cant editorial—which means a good deal more > than they any outright Saag Aenean os harley waht tes ieee bably continue in full retreat, for O7-The Em; Eugenie is the peeeeey so hey the largest of the peas found near Patterson, cltement. itis at sa,suoP tt Mebery ex troubled for th: caneaa Lege sect toteguite totes eae arms man y in modern says the cynic of the Traveller. to od woh En rand apome Foome of | ,, 7” The New York Post has been mulcted to Prive through the withdrawal of MaCuifoon see sane cf $1,000 for calling one David Smith a ~ J Missouri to Tn some of the Western States it now the Arkansas frontier an easy task to the Fed- re- oral. We're forved book cut of gute four boelsof ota to bay Soe pound of cheok-mated in Kentucky. Chase has obtained ‘The matls between Bay City and Saginaw. his money in Wall a The bleokade is sabceskable iy wes are now carried by men who helt PERHAW’S EXCURSION. land, that we stand aghast on turning From ‘time ar a enewasll agate to “find me ‘en old i malsmees, te Moet Saas 88.00 of Price’s last forward march, and that ac-| *° Bette™ and return. Ee , ‘Tiokets for saleat the = NATIONAL BOzey. ‘ere further partioulars may be had. ‘ed-ral armies, at all points, being strength- | my ‘Time for | ae, almost every article of manufacturing eorens, Yisghington expires on ER ae | for lack of paper and pasteboard. werewith eda foot aaron laa 07 tore We fifteen cents apiece for Ww astm W- success and rapid action, for it ewer) Sg 6a fae A tena tas | GOLEM USSOE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATER FROM EUROPE. SE ae Se ESE HELMBOLD’S WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1863. Soldiers’ Pay! THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY eeNOoTiL ‘Will remit sums of GENUINE PREPARATION. Tre ‘ FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER, —_ Arrival ef the Steamer City ef New York. ; . PemSecannasee n Fr. - The Ne the Release of Slidell and Ma- ; atjune AS o.chares “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” aoe Mensitad tx Ragiand-taces Seusfoo}) 9 TWENTY-FIVE CONSE . tion at the Heels Large Acieaien se fom A. BININGER & CO. The money should be placed in an Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, sols—Cotton Active at an Advance— ENVELOPE Pirate Sumter at dy ea dase Forty: HAVE nd securely realed. 4 Positive and Specific Remedy ‘wo Prisoners taken from Three Merchant — The full address, Vessels Destroyed by Her at Sea. REMovEtD (including Post Offet, State; alee, sreet and nem- sckbeecn, ines New Youx, Jan. 2%3.—The steamship City of} © 70 ber. os « lavas cits.) AL of the person to whom to be sent, New York, from Liverpool January Sth, via MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE eaten ENVELOPE. Py & Queenstown on the 9th, passed Cape Race this! We, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, morning. by WATERY OR CaLCEROUS . The Euro from Boston, arrived at Liverpool PPosITE 2 DE: and &|| UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are on the on asi : seis ‘ili. Bak bs TT HAS SEEN DENONERE ATES ga well as Pais ahd eee, e jumter arr’ at Zz, ILLA Ul landed fort -two prisoners taken from three Ame- wi Bae ROTEL. EXPRESS rican merehant vessels which she had a —— FURNISHES TEE MOST RELIABLE The sales of cotton at Liverpool for the two days MEANS previous to the 8th amounted to 20,000 bales. ‘The p invite the attentfon of our friends and POR SOLDIERS market wae unsettled, but the quotations wers tothe il we ig AELMBOLDS EEIRACT BUCHU Breadstuifs bad a downward tendency, except 055 ae ae Se ee ee Arising from Exernen, Habits ef Dissipenoa, corn, which was firm and prices tending upward. i (opposite Willard’s Hotel ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR- Eariv Indisoreton or & Provisions were steady. OPP: f NISHED ON APPLICATION TO Attended with the Following Symptoms > Consols closed at 92}4292% for money. The Subscribers, having opened a Branch Es- OUR OFFICE. [ndisposition to Exertion, of . The Latest, (via Queenstown ) tablishment in this City a few months since, and —p. 8. SMITH, Weak Nery Nid — “4 Reception of the News of the Settlement of e4 by the liberal patronage al- Agent Harnden Express, ‘orror of Diskase, > the Trent Dificulty—Great satisfaction at | 4s encouraged by a a — : 21 st. ,sanoud deur Solow Suave, prapnens of Vinee as Mowaelar . the Result—Consols Advance 1 to 1} per | ready received from lis friends and overs of isoim Washington, D.C. | Hot Hands, : Flush: 4 cent. pure and genuine Soldiers’ Pay. Dryness othe. Eruptions on the . QusEnstown, Jan. 9.—The steamship City of WINES, LIQUORS, . al ‘ ‘These symptoms, Slowed to coon, which this Washington and steamer Jura arrived out on the =o , THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY | ™®dicine invariably removes, soon follows Fool ame ear hs sailing of the steamer for Liver- | ang other articles in thelr line, have determined . WILL PORWASD IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, BPILEPTIC FITS, + ig e fir ancemen 4 Patient Bepire adjustment of the Trent affair, which news was upon a continuance and extension of their busi- SOLDIERS’ REMITTANCES TO THEIR Pgs one of whch the — : for received in England with the greatest satisfaction Their assortment embrac: FAMILIES, ‘, lowed by tones “eemred ee Consols Smmotiniely advanced from 1 to 1x | 2°. : - — At any place on the lines of their Express, - INSASITY. AND CONSUMPTION.” r cent , closing at for money. Ata chai f twenty-five cente for any eum not - 2 Pethe sales of catton om Wed lay at Liverpool TINE COONSO SEANDIES ‘oxoosding hy dollars, and a proportionate Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, amounted to 2,000 bales, at nsiderable ad- (of various age, brands, and districts,) additional char a co,pisece 5 rescued sate winoes Ban Sie linear, ASYLUMD vance on the receipt of the news from America. > int ol The market clesed axclted, with an upward tend- BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, a ad The money, whether Gold or Treasury Notes, And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, should be enclosed in @u envelope and securely | BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THB sealed. up ioe fall adéress,(ineiading on ASSERTION. Ranson tyr ee emmaynnag selene THE Co! FTX WEE AEEECTED ber, the to whi to be sent. and the onl Ks legit iy marked thereon. Envelopes WITH ORGANIC WEAKA ency. Breadstuffs closed quiet. NS Cc. The United States gunboat Tuscarora had ar- JAMAICA RUM, GINS, rived at Sontherspiees to watch the steamer Nash- Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and ville, now reedy for sea. = edies f The vessels dentrored by the Sumter were the Stomachics, which are remedies for ad ih Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and ye a bark Dodge, and schooner bowel complaints, fever and ague, fer ovlat thie prompt leary, tue coarse for re- Invigorate the System . td . z Some of the London journals complain of what headache, and the like. mittaace no DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. which HELMBOLD’S mm << ~ they call the -‘ungracious manner’ in which the MADEIRA, SRERRY & PORT WINES Washington, Jan. 9, 1°62. ja3-im oe Cabinet proceeded. Others accord : 7 id —_ FAIRB AN KS ~~ | & TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL, due credit for the act and the graceful manner CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, with which the settlement was conducted. STANDARD SCALES. pe aetna the receipt of the news te rem AND GERMAN WINES. mes as] why the decision should be {f favorable for peace, and said an immediate HAVANA SEGARS, FEMALES, surrender would have beer a greater blow to the FEMALES— FEMALES— FEMA . Confederates than a victory om the Potomac, and Of all Varieties and Prices. OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR Worth millions to the national exchequer. FINE ‘NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING Pagal pantes dec ake pag oe Liven ben eee TLL AEWA. TOBACCO. the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other rem- . 'y 9 —Cotton is excited, and edy. in Chiorosis or Retention, icreguieaty Pipe Bank of Engle hss rpanced ita rates of pee Sty epg ray gy discount to 2% percent. PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED uations. Ul or Soluirrous . rus, Ls pirhes or Whites, Sterility. and for al} complaints incident to the sex, whether arising from indiscretion, Habits of Dissipsuon, or in the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. P: MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, Pate mame ae ee eee, VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &c., &c. LovrsviLix, Jan. 23.—A letter from Somerset ioularly selected to suit the says that citizens and soldiers are straggling in ‘The Sieck weypettionariy loaded with trophies from the vanquished enemy. | wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, The Union people flocked the battle-feld in &c.. They are invited to visit the establishment, FOR SALE BY —_— droves, jubilant atthe result. Itis thought that 7 4 Low Gen. Crittenden fs taken prisoner, disguised as aj which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. J.P, Ta Ab ° aay a _ Y Otbeaiia Jan. 23—A Somerset letter re- So cand Hardware & Agricultural Warehouse, Medicine Sor Uny sant and Dangerous ceived here says, in reference to the retreat of the | Owing to the fact that they import most of the 558 Seventh Street, seases. ested prs ear! y on Moedtey egeongces — articles direct, and to their many business facili- Between Pennsylvania one sagt the cote HELMBOLD’S EXTRAUJ BUCHU oat was discover: DB port. ie revels across 4 ite east end of Centre Market. CURES the Cumberland river} when a battery was | tes, they are enabled to offer thelr stock Goods at _ja st? i SECRET DISEASES brought to bear upon it Ina few minutes after- ward the boat was in flames very low prices, 0 MILIFARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS. Joell their Singer; At ttle Expense The 10th Kentucky artd 14th Ohio were ordered Your obedient servants, BATCHELOR’S GENUINE HAIR DYE pod tg ; Works, and moving up tune of baile, and Sal A. BININGER & CO.» | rus Only Raltals ond Harmisns Hast Dye Known, | Uistat®" here omnis thatfashgta ee * peeps realisely Sotrted. and avenye Importers of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $¢.} aoia by al! Druggiste; also, at Buxneron’s Patent | ' VOMUNE Sh Tn Tine Sinan iee tamme A Office, cor. F & 7th, nt in the class of discares. gua «xpe. at ‘ Potnenens, Dassnsed, aad wore cot Masion where THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Medicine Store, a at "1 Store, 849 Penn’: aven Grss't Sales can hove te egpiied, i com thing standing as when occupied by the enemy} ja 11-tf New York anp WassINeTON. |, tents, horses, mules, wagons, baggage, m, ammnnition and firearms were found in PABAFFINE pact preservation. _ , Factory 88 Barciay et. 4 #33 Brosdway) N.Y. WHO HAVE er TaCke VICTIMS OF e enemy’s forces engaged {n the attack on CANDLES! = re the Federal camp on Sindee Tworning were led ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. jhe outa they were deserts, ead that te vy Generals Critt:nden and Zoliicoffer, and were sneer ae “ has. by the uss uf “powerful astrimgents eight thousand strong. ‘The Federal forces actu- NOTICE C* KEMOVAL, been dried up in the efatom, ¢o break out ian Be ally engaged in the ighton Sunday did notex-| MEUCCI'S PATENT PARAFFINE ‘The delivery office of this company is removed | £*svated form. and ceed three thousand. from Third street to the large depot on B rtreet, PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, CANDLES! between 2d and Sd ate, de s-tf Arrival from Pert _ of Manufactiired by the tated bala bray die ‘he — er septs c arrived from Port Royal, which place she left on mx Pararriye Canpie Co, Monday, the 20th. She brings 1.595, boles of pews ginned cotton, and a number of passengers. — There were over sixty vessels at Port Royal J : when she sailed. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by the with 1,500 Bales 2. 8 ee RR Ra: RRS =" 1S KXPREZS. Tene (ESTs ALISHED IN 1539.) Os- HELMBOLD'S EXFRACT BUCRY Beg Irave to inform tis pablio that they have ex- | gil affections and diessecs o » ene ae ton. reper t torPranezort ‘Merchandise. Bank. Sotes, enInARY ORGANS, i . 5 oy ‘te in New Kasiand avd Western’ States an) Canada’ | W2ther ne t sible Expresses MALE OR FEMALE, Ps i Masen and Slidell. a Manufacturers’ Agents, roughage fhe, county. wa ere eunvied ca ater an ——— ‘and no matter of K, Jan. 23—The British t 7 unequal! r 4 TANDING. Racer, | trout Borman, dawe ‘ane the Kinalde JOHNSON & NAGLE, Sere Fe tea om ig al a -— Sumsemlin tana Thomas ‘with Muson and Bidens 289 Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C, am Titrdat21 door bniow vaefenge,, | Waaic. BX 7 BUCHU s ja9 sm nes, BS. LDS TRAC ja2l 10 Royal, near King st., Alexandria, Va. 7 EAT ATTRACTIONS.—G) n ERR or a - og eee berger X15 SRT aE 7 Sega nee sick oh THE GREA Notice to Watch-Makers. Dayton’s Bakery. Just reocived at BM Ta ‘No."480 7th strect. "| pod it cortmin to ave he domed efeot im je 1i-im 5 | BOASCS. recom: Ss. & J. MYERS, FROM 5 SUFLERS, &0—| EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE ARD RE- 10 WASHINGTON BUILDING, NEW YORK. ca inoderate pice. e New” $a cate feat LIABLE ORARACTER Corner of Pa. avenueand Seventh st. BRANCH, wheel ht ered AG alist jeosived S fine assortment of WATCHES} No, 456 Eleventh st., between Gand H, | lesher cus! Oy ¥ le. Bouvi Bi Sim's ied fittings, 1H Wer been | atall. Rito. a set ot ag ite new, ly at 487 atree . comer 0 by for adress of e WASHINGTON, Di C, OLD CHAINS AT WHOLESALE! egos .& J, MYERS. DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, G 10 Waritosion i! es * $ SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, room. WATCH MATERIALS AT WHOLESALE! “ BOSTON CRACKERS, GOMETHING NWS 7PERIOR MULLED eat “WATER CRACKERS, UMETHING NaW—5~ Ie 10 Washington Batting. “ SODA CRACKERS, S CORN.—The aa ss iver, baving got the agency 'd etown with the Seales Locreretisn Be Cong, weet meapectialie ion 0! Ls, Sak of hid floods. and the publis at large: tO Ive] wu parySiCIANS” PLEASE *NOTIOR? frisi. Also, Popped Gorn, plain and sugared. — Pop P BRADLY Agent, WE MAKE “nO SECRET” OF “INGREDIENTS.” = GRAHAM CRACKERS, . LEMON BISCUIF. ® Celebrated MINCE PLES, ASSES AT WHO. E' WATCH 81,555,075 ZOLESAL 10 Washineton Bui'ding, S exalt , a Pa. avenue, between [sth " Ree ee MERE S At Wholentle! «1 oss: neopets, Hohds of Finiiliog, ond tatlere | ny, BM ieee Come HELMOOLIS EXYRACT BUCEU 10 Wasbington Building. are invited to try our excellent MINCE PIES. | masts, Table Tops, £0, A large assortment a. wars | we composed e fan pny oy druggist. —— on ILK GUAKDS, LEATHER GUARDS, &., TESTIMONIAL. rebar) arcane? Gan: ater ee eee PREPARED IN Vacvo, eal 3 5 00) SHIRTS AND Sie! ape ae Chom si ice ae: OR A Sw ites dnt Me SHIRE, at sue BY H. T. HELMBOLD, es ze* «10 Washington Building. . Darro! : Beh ad tun, on OOM ESS D Moet dee | erection! and Ansivtion! Chemiat, snd Bole Biam- Se GROCERIES AND | HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. scientiously state that no man is on the sick list pertaking‘of them. To tell the truth, we are Military Boots re privates, have ste freely of your Pies. I ean con- Bele ab fom reat we ev] A'&RINEROE RingT cHOOERIES ve Te E ie aif Stitched nae Lge Bogts, Thoy are the only San cary we kane bal maa do4 Stawtf 2 QWTING aKEATINS., oe ex te ullted Bot. LL. * welefthome. W.F. Dzmmino, M.D., Surgeon, Jest. RECEIVED TEN BOLE 8. HO E's arripay st £2 - 2, eee iewees: | ap iecabas ean serail eiroae Uemnean Wie | ofthe? SERRE, Fae See Cait eee ie inch . L. DAYTO! 383 bs being erxsee et Bereand | sas-1m 456 Kiovoath st, Washington, DO. ae aan earina._| snny rwousy : : 4. 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