Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1863, Page 3

an LOCAL NEWS. = AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGUT. Grover's Turatzr.—Mrs. Barney Williams night take« a benefit, and three rousing plays enrounced, viz: “Irish Ambassador,” Justom: of the Country,” and « trish ['ntor.” Gn the tirer Mr. W illinms 9) ss Sir Patrick O'Plenipe, a sing Use «ould sojer boy In the second Mr: will sag * Bonhin’ ar and “My Mary An kenny” will iso be sung. Wasurxeton TukaTeR will, no dou crammed to-night, as it is Maggie Mate Senefit. Nhe again offers what will be the acceptable performance she could an «+ Fanchon.” Maggie has hosts of triends, will delight todo her honor on thi- evening B-sidee, aii admirers of trne genius, and all who would see a remarkably-cood play re- ansrkably-well performed, should by no means fail to see “Fanchon™ to-night Opv Fritows’ Hati.—The Campbell Min- etrels contimne to draw good houses. <ertainly offer most enjoyable catertainmen Their songs are always selected with care, and evince iy their execution a good degres of udy, and a careful preparation, sv that when they appear upon tie stage no blunders sre committed. CANTEERRURY.—A1l this week Sinn has baen play ng the d—i at Canterbury. That is, he is isying a pantomime entitled the “Gohlin Sprite,’ full of diaticrie. Prominent among tthe attractions are Julia Mortimer, Kate Pen. @oyer, Mies Augusta and Marie, aud others. Vantetizs.—_ The fascinating dances, fine min-trei-y, and amusing Ethiopian eecentri-i- ties never fail te attract crowded houses a: this Tecort. A good bill is offered for to-nigit—Marie Zoe, Ada Teeman, W.S. Budworth, Ben Yates, and the entire troupe appearing. SmiTusoxian Leucture.—The second lectura the course on “Artificial Light” will be de- livered this evening in the ball of the Smith- @onian by Dr. Torry, ef New York. epee ASYLUM FOR CoLorED Women anp CHIL- DREN —The bill introduced by Senator Grimes ‘to incorporate an asylum for colored women and children, provides— Pirst—That sueh institution shall be estab- lished in the District of Columbia, founded “upon the pecuniary basis of 2? annual rt ship, or $50 tor Efe members sicned to provide a suitable home, board, clething, instruction, and Christian influences for indigent women and children. . ‘That the officers shall consist of a dent, Vice President, Seeretary, Treas- urer, and a Board of Managers of nine mem- bers, the whole to constitute an efeculive cum- Biilitee. building, to be provided, any children, at the request of father, mother, guardian, or next otsuch children. The superintendent, witha d of trustees, may govern the i preserve order, enforce discipline, im siructic nd directin some useful course of may furnish, fer each individual. for @r,ome arity ration per day: and that suitable lands, net exceeding one acres, May be connected with the in CUARGED WITH PL THE CoNPIDENCE Gane.—Mr. P. H. Os:r ; who has fl, father conspicuously as the manager co he grand concert for the benefit of the sick and wounded New York soldiers, which came off at Wiliard’s Hall on Wednesday evening last, ‘was committed to jail by Tustice Hates, a honrs before the commencement of the co Mr. Ostrander, it appears, was in July arrested on the affidavit of F. L. Harvey, charging the former with having defrauded the firm of Harvey, Collins & Co. of the zum of ei: He gave bail for his appearance: failing to appear on the day of trial, hi surrendered him into the hands of an offiver on YI Wednesday, and was committed to jail until he | shall give bail or sball havea hearing and ba | Teleased. Mr. Ostrander is also charged with having defrauded Kennedy, the grocer, and B. F. Moses, farniture dealer. raat aetna Granp LARCENY oF GOVERNMENT Boota.— Last night, two colored men were observed earrying a bundle intoa grozgery near Gro- ver’s Theater, where they left it, and taking a sample of the goods—a few pairs of beots— went into Mrs. Kelly's, two doors below, and offered them for sale. Patrolman Parker ar- rested John Harraday, who had the boots in his hands. Unfortunately, it happened that the man who brought them there was not ar- rested, and Harraday was only examining the boots to ascertain their value, and buy them if he felt disposed. Harraday was taken to the station-house, and this morning proved him- self innocent of the larceny, and was dismissed. But by the investigation the guilty parties were ascertained, and will doubtless be arrested and tried to-morrow. ei METHODIST CHURCH CoNFERENCES.—The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church, composed of ministers of nearly all the Baltimore city churches west of Jones’ Falls, those of the District of Colnm- bia, St. Mary’s and other counties, will assem- ble on the 7th of March, in the Union Chure! Georgetown, of which the Rey Wm. H. Chap. man is pastor. Thereare about eighty minis- ters attached to the hody, which will be pre- sided over by Rev. Bishop Simpson. The East Baltimore Conference of the sama Church meets on the same day in the Borough of York, Pa. The body embraces over one hundred ministers er itinerants. The Maryland Annual Conference of the Mrthodist Protestant denomination will as- semble in Baltimore City, on March Lith. ———— Deatus ov Sotprers.—The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (effice corner of Eighteenth and G streets,) since our iast, at which piace all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: 1. L. Boyer, AU 2a Mass.: H Tung, 137th Pa; G. L. Oakes, 12th Pa. Cay.; T. J. Porter, i5ith N. ¥.; D. Bo ren, Sth Pa.: J. F. Binder, 13ist Pa; Peter Gay, lith Pa; H. Campbell, 30th Mich; Jonn Lovett, 234 N. J. D. Seelye, 136th Pa.; E. Z. Taylor, tith N. J.M. Munger, 17th Conn.; S. Taylor, 21th N.J.; John M. Chesney, I! Cay., D.J Baird, Pa.: RB. R Blood, Q M.D. ee StTeatixe Oats.—Large quantities of oats are frequently missed from the different wagon perks around the city, thereby subjecting the ‘wagon-masters to much trouble, and the Gov- erniment to loss; and very Parely is it discovered by what means the bags getout of camp. Among the sufferers by this species of the theft is Mr. O. Hatzell, whose camp is im the First Ward, who detected two teamsters in company going off with a bag of oats between them, a few | days since, and they were arrested by Officer Williams, who took them before Justice Drury. Merritt Renniff was sent to jail, and Edward Saddler was dismissed. RS ee A TERMAGENT.— On Wednesday night, Thos. Quinn, who resides on K street, near Twenti- eth, complained at the fourth precinct station thaton coming home and asking his wife for his supper, she pitched into him with the dishes, chairs, &c.,and broke them over his head, raising the very mischief. Officer Cal They | H Inf; Geo. H. Brown, | 53d’ Pa.; . L. Shurtliff, 137th | Th:rd—That the society may receive into a | 1 friend, such person giving a written surrender | aiso, bind them out to trades to | the Commissioner of Subsis- | vr Bal | &t 337 7th street, between K and L, Tus Bust Max.—On Mondayafterncon. two | “journeymen laborers," a8 they called thom- | selves, named Richard Wilkins Patrick | Sullivan, who were-at work oa K street, be- | tween Nineteenth Twenti¢th, got into a | dispute as to who was the best man; and to de- Hi termine the case, they at once hauled off and | itched into each other in gallantstyle. Officer Hi arr, hearing of the affair, at once entered the. | | ' | { | ving, and proved himself the best. man of the three by taking the others to the First Ward station, where they were each fined #2 by Jus- | tice Drury. < pea TE _Seconp Warp Station CAags.—Richard Crump, John y, drank: fined $2each. | Jchn Marraday, grand Jarceny: dismissed. ; W. Wilson, picking a pocket: jail for court. | Peter Finney, Duane Draper, Fred. Datschler, | drank and disorderly; Seach. Thos. Hibbs. | crunk; turned to military. Geo. Leyine, do.: dismissed. Jos. James, threats; peace. Geo. Smith, assanit; g2. security for es Bouts CoLonx..—Chas. Seymour, who had | been recently discharged from the Quarter. | master’s Department, was yesterdzy arrested | aud turned over to the military, for sporting a colonels uniform withont authority. At the | time of arrest he pretended to be bargaining for | An over oat and sword: but, on being searched, | only about #14 was found in his possession. ee | Quick Wow Senator Latham yesterday Afternoon presented & memorial to Congress, | i dated San Francisco, Cal, yesterday morning, trom the Pacitic Telegraph Company, relating to the till proposing to modify the present At- lantic and Pacitic Lelegraph Law. TrrisM —€orns, Bunions, Inverted Nailx, agl other disorders of the feet, when neglectec, injure the system by preventing the body from | taking th: Lexere s¢ 80 conduciv- to health, | To allaMicted with these terrible evils we would | recommend snearly cailon Dr. White at No. 424 Venn avenue, between 4°; and Ath streets. Who | would suffer i rment from disordered feet when a sure remedy in 60 near at bard and can be effected | without pain? | open from Jin the morning toig in the evening fes | eee Mancractursrs Prices.—The celebrated Irving Mills Writing set pi and Ba velopes. of all sizes, in lerge and small quantities le by ——, le THe CHEAPEST AND Bi Harr Dye ty the WoRLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.-U pham’s Hair Dye, 50 a box. The beatin use. Try it. Sold by 8. . corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Wash- and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jas-ly —— .D call the attention of our readers to the autiful Jewelry ani Stiver-platei Ware e Doller Stere, 435 Penn. avenue, near 4?, st., i advise them to invesjadollar there. ja3l lw* c. ington, ——_s——— AvNoTHER Important Core. Sore Throat, Diptheria, Sore Throat, Diptheria, | Cough, Sore Throat, Diptheria. Cured by Pearson’s MEpicaTep Tar Drops, | Try them | And le wisein time! Washinstop, D. C., Dec. 9, 1862. Gro. Prarsox, EsQ.—Dear Sire—I purchased a packrge of your Medicated Tar Drops. my son baving asevere Cough and Sore Throat,(iafa:t, pronvanced , by many in the frst stages of Liptheria,) when,to my astonishment, they cured him, as many neigh- | | bors will also testify, since which I would not be without them, Respectfully yours, H L. Sinxian Suita, No. 461 Bstreet, | Prepared and sold by Gro. Pearson, 5 N. biber- | t, Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Righth st., | hington,and at the Drug Stores,at I5ceats | per package. ja 22-1m ee eee A Coven, Cop, on AW IRRITATED THROAT, if | allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown's Broncaiat Trocurs reach directly the affected parts and give almost | instant relief. In Bronowitis, AstHMA, and Ca- | } | | TaRRH they are beneficial. The good e result- ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended use, has caused them te be counterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless imitations. OstTain only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years, PUBLIC SPEAKERS and Singers should use the Troches. Military Officers aud Suldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box. jan 17-30 eee enes Barour.or’s Hare Drs, The best im the Worid. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- ducer a color not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- odies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair softand beautiful. Sold by ali Druggista, Ac. S7 The Genuine is signed WitLiaM A, Batoun- LOR, om the four sides of each bor. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st , New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) —_ mm-ly Arrention, Comrany !—Volanteers who expect te retain their health unimpaired ¢ uring ths cam- paign must see to it themselves, Do not trust to the srmy surgeons. Supply yoursulves with Hollo- way’s Pillaand Ointment, Every English soldier's cir a contains them. Only 25 cents per boxor pot. ene a ee Lanres and gentlemen whose hair is a ey pth who wish to change the . and ¢fossy. Bee field, 302 Es L t, near Willards’, 2 eS SrrRMATORRHGA CAN BR CouRED.—Dr. Rand’s Speeilic cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Wenkness, | Impotency. Loss of Power, ete., speedtly and effectual- | ly. Ite effects are truly magical. A trial of the ‘pecific, will convince the most szeptigal of its | merits. Price $1 a box. bold by. }. Ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, Goce o a6 ra amd others. Samaritan's ope. Cures any case of private complaints in from twe to four days. If you would saved from long suffering and Speedy. death, don’t fail to avail yourselves of this rem 6 The Bamaritan’s Root and Herb Jnicea is the only effectual amet, for seres and diseases which have been treated with mereury..Take of this purifying remedy and be permazez tly cured, .adverti ment in another column. ja5-tf SUS Dr. Depoxt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very test in use. They oparate speedily and ¢fectively, and sugar-coated create no Rau- sea 0 the most delicate stomach. A trial of there Pilla will prove their superiority over allothers, Price $1 a box. by. 8. C. Ford, corner Lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry , Alexandria. ja6-ly Henry Cook Alexand ATTENTION, Bo Gift is your oniy H Guuar Pususrivamti Rov: , ot Baltimore and | Harrisburs, Seah North and Wesi.—T wo trains leave Washington ly and one on Sunday—gquitk time— fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold rough at Government rates. For tickets an ther informatien apply at the office of sylvania Route, north corner of Pennsylvan! avenue aud Sixth st, Washington. Office open from Sa. m. until p, m.; on Sundays from 3 ta 4p. m. au lt-ly . O. Nomrom, Agent, aa Wanrraxtep ro Cure tx 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's 8?’ | Antidote, an English Bpecific of sixty-five years’ | chan, houn at once went to the house and found her | quite drunk, and very disorderly, and brought her to the station, and Justice Drury wrote out & commitment for the workhouse, but her hus- band relenting, paid her fine of $3.55, and she | returned heme, it is hoped, a better woman. See Tue SMALL-Pox AMONGST THE CoNTRA- BANDs.+We are informed that the number of cases of this loathsome disease in the hospital for contrabands, north of the camp on Twelfth street, are greatly diminished, and that with those who are there but few deaths are taking place. The number of new cases recently ad- mitted is-very small. The hospital is under the charge of Dr. Bud, of this city. eS A Mover Watcumay.—A few nights since, James McUabe, a watchman at the wagon park superintended by Mr. Bufter, on Twenty-first street, was found to be drifpk, and Mr. Bufter, thinking that a drunken watchman was werse than none at all, bad him put out of the camp; but he shortly after returned, and attempted to | Taise & row, when officer Clements arrested him ~and took him before Justice Drury, who fined Bim $2. —— More Syeaxs.—Augustine and Pat’k Ford, -of Company A, 19th Massachusetts yolunteers, were yesterday sent to Forrest Hall prison, to be furwarded to their regiment. They claim to ‘be paroled prisoners, but it being shown that they deserted and gave themselves up, they were served the same as those mentioned a few days ago. ne nae ome PaesenTaTion.—The officers and men of Capt. H. L. Donnelly’s company, now doing duty at the Central Guardhouse, have pre- snted him with a beauufal goid watch and chain, yalued at #25. The watch bears the following inscription: + Presented to Capt. H L.. Donnelly by the officers and men of Co. G, 135th Reg. P. V., Feb. 4th, 1963.” ——————».—_— Ho! yor tuz Danog.—The Cartridge Bun. dilers of the Columbian Armory announce a grand ball at Temperance Hall, for Wednesday ©€V Bing next, Fev. 11. Judging from the prep- arauons being made, a good time may be ex- pected by all. —~_——- The Errects or roe FREEZE.—Yesterdty, Sse & number of water pipes in private resi- pees burst owing to the water freezing and tha wing, in consequence of whieh our plumbers o-GBy are quite busy in making repairs. , On BOLLIDGR to Miss standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No ofdiet required Price #1 per bottle. Sol¢t We |. Word, cerner lith street and Pa, avenue, ‘ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. taé-ly _ MARRIED, the 4th inst., by Rey. Dr. Ryan, J&MES B. Sok to Miss MATAR 2 DEC VERS ati of this city. a ah ee On Thursday. the 5th inat.. by the MeNally, Mr THOMAS H, WOOD to ENCE 8, BUTLER, both of this ciiy. DIED, Suddenly, on the 31 inst., Mrs. GERTRUDE M. BakR, 19 years,9 months and 24 days. May she rest in Jesus! Thou hast left us, d We thy loss most deep'y feel ; But 'tis our Saviour bas bereft us— H 11 our sorrows keal. {New York and Philadciphix pap*re copy.) On the “morning of the 6th inst.. at half-past 6 ovclock, in the 3:th year of his age, Doctor JAMES M. GRIMES. His faneral will take place on Sunday next, at 3 o'clock p. m.. from the residenee of Wim. J. MeDon- ald. Exq ,on Capito! Hill, at which his friends are invited to attend. A’ 1CONIZED OLD RYE WHI | ee sold at ADAMSON’S, Ninth street, one door from Pa, avenue. URE LYNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO, Billy Bowlegs’ Band. last King of the Ever- lades. As Billy was without an eQual in love fer is tribe and hunt ng grounds, so this Tobacco stands unrivalled in point of delicacy ; its richness, fine favor and pleasant perfume having gained for it the meritorious title of Ne Plus Ultra Sold at ADAMEON’S, 506 Ninth strect, one door from Pi e fe 2 im* SKY 5068 60 JUST ARRIVED : DOZEN NEW BED COM¥ORTS, which ware bought at asacrifice,and will be sold at « amsl! ad- Vance, at RB. BUCHLY ‘ Housefarnishing 8tore, 42Sevonth 1 ja 21-2w* between G and Hi sts.. east side, i ee PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST: ing in this city between Beldner & Co, and A, land, under the name and style of Seldner & Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, by withdrawal therefrom of A. Rolland. The business wiil hereafter be carried on at the old place, 344 Pa. avenue, by Lewis S¢ldner, under the na and style of 1..’Seldner & Co. All payments of debts to the old firm must be mails te 3eldner & Co., T..JOLELIVET, { From Parts, a9 i } am... Just opened a beautiful collection’ | creates an appetite, and strengthens the system. at above mentioned p'ace. Washiwgton, Jan. 31.18 SELDNER & CO fae I FOR SALE CHEAP, < 40T OF PINE PILES. suitable for building wharves. Inquire o: Master Laborer at Navy Yard, Washington, D, 0, Ja dt-iwe AND FOUN: Wantep IMMEDIATELY —A VIO 'N PLAY- FR. Alsovm PIANIST. Please call at the F inter Garden 31% D street, a ina 7 ANTED—A GIL, to feed ar: - Ware BOY ce tete he bah ee ee stita: tion Building, Batrect, between 11th and Izth. 1 ANT ED—A good COOK, WASHER 2.74 W troree eae G28 TARE ER wean eth and 7th sts. A few ROOMS to lot. at tho sans Place. Apply early. fo s.2t* V J) ANTED—A SITUATION, by «@ respoctadis irl, for cooking, washing and ironing. Good references gi Apply at the Star Office, Box No. 20, betwee and 4 p.m. Ww A XUUNG MAN 32 years of age. wishes to make the acquaintance of a young lady,or young widow Address “Ww, ° . H 316 and 518 J+ reey avenue, New York House YUUNG GERMAN. who used to be wai H wishes a SITUATION as such ina priv: | family, orany other place where be could make bimrelf generally urefal. He is willing aud active. Please address‘ C. B.."*9th street, between meee ate. New te WANTED-4 SITUATION family or in a Dress Mak: by a young lady, who understands rt Making business perfectly. Can cut and fit lavic ane i Rigen Apply Box No. 19 star Office. V 7 ANTED—B: ay rman) who has had acveral year ofthe foundry | business, and writes a good, rapil hand,« SITU A- TICN as assistant book-keeperor clerk. Please address L.,” care of franklin Hote! ae TANTED—Foor first a3 ¥ corner D and Wth ate. \ ——— WANSTED—A young WOMAN. to take charge “fa family of young children, Apply476 15th st., opposite the Treasury. esa ANTED—To renta MOUSE, with or without furniture. with from’s to 12 rooms, Address GW. Star Office, Box No, 3, for theee daye fe 5-3t* V 7 ANTED—To rent an Unfurnished HOU 3K. or # part of a house, in a central part of the city, or on the Island, near Pa ave. Apply toS GOLD- STEIN, Hotel fe W ANTED—A WAIUER at the Gomling Re rant; one that understands the business. will | wet good wager the whole year round, None but such need to inquire, Cal! immediately at the . AFO, Ri staurant,247 Pa. ave. between 13th and 13th sir. fe 6-20" is AND PAPER WANTED—Don't sell your za, Books, an? Pape: 4 | iees for © ta. Neweps vers Coins, Ancient Books. aud Cur: We tend the wagen for everythiog. MASONS Rav and Paper War e, 377 Dat., near jth fe 5 1m WASTED InM ELY- van experi- need LAUNDRESS commendation requi Apply at Plare. U street, belween 13th and 44 : m 13th TANTED—A genteel COLORED ©1RL, to -lo eral howaework and wa:t at tha table. Goed references required Nous bat ont who nn derstands her b given, wxiness weed apply. Good wages . between the hours of igand 4, A first ra Fy Apply 349 Ith street, between Taed K pand 4, feq2t | ED—A Restaurant COOK. WASTE hanired good MBN, for jaborers and cattle herders. Good wages audfeund. Apply to ANTHONY O'BRIEN. Exq | atthe Monument Cattle Yards fe 2-Iw \ complete, with 8 or by voor i provements preferred: but eac indispensible ier : i be paid and the best of care ti ot the furni References the very nest, dress "MH Office. ash iw W ANTED—Every persen to kno the market, y to pay cash forall articles | im the housefurnishing line. These leaving city or having arurplus, will do well to cait | BUCHLY, 42™ Seventh street. between @ aud H, | (east side,) Dealer in New and Second-hand Furni- | re, no 16-tf 7 2D.—We are buying SECOND-HaNb WwW ¥URNITURS. STOVES and BEDDING, for | which we are psyimg the highest cash prices. ~ ilies declining housekecping or Raving & surp!us of furniture will find it to their advan’ to give | uk a call, BONTZ & GRIFFITH fe 12-tf No 369 Seventh et.. between I and K FFUBNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years a Furnished Dwelling for g pritate family. Location in the | ‘ar First or Second d preferred. Address Lock box 65, Washington, D.C. no4-tf OTICE.—Those in want of Ewpioyment of avy kind would better ail on the new Intelligence Office, No. 611 Ninth st., where the best of pay will be given to first-class Servants. [I have always epplications en hend for good Cooks, Laundresses, Ghambermaids, Waiters and Seaumstresses: ane for Young Men to wail on tables, in priva = hotels. Farm Ha o! bat 1 ae in | » farnilies da wanted. Empioyers in want heip will find it to their advantage tocall, .B.—Houres wanted. Tie dest of tenants can be obtained without charge by 4) ig re above, no4tf . MILLER, OF PARTNERSHIP. The copartnership her tofore existing between the subscribers, under the name and firm of R. 8. - W. DesiawM, 251) Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, is ‘his day dissolved by mutual coa- sent—R. 8. and G@. W. Dunham retiring Serviss will settle up the busines; sil tehts due the firm will be ne to eee end all debts due by the said firm will be settled by him. ROBERT S DIONHAM, GRORGE W.DUNUAM, EDWIN C. SERVI3S8. Washington, Jan. 20, 1985. ARTNERSHIP NOTICK.—The undersigned bave this day formed a copartn- rship, under | the firm and name of H.F. Touner & Oo., forthe sale of Ups epee ene SYRUPS, ,&e,, at the old stand, 2 enuxylvanis av. ee ENRY F ER, EDWIN C. SERVI88, Washington, Feb. 2, 1943. * fe 26t M38 BROUKE’S EXGLIsil AND FRENCIL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOUL, No, 130 Penns: Ivan. avenue. washing on. C.—The six teenth semi annual session cf this establishment will commence on Monday, Feb.2d 183. Circulars to be had at the booketores and of the Principal. ja3l-lw* 1863 1863 The trade supptied, at the lowest wholesale prices sant VALENTINES tyles, at th banc abieaeed cs TIONAL BOOKSTORE, jaB-2w 27% Pa av, etw. 11th and I2th ate, YORK HOTEL EW YORK CORNER OF 77H AND B 8T8., Orrosite Post Orrick, CLREAN—NEAT—COMFORTABLE. VALENTINES! 31.25 per day; $7.50 per week. Single Rooms 50 | cents per night or $2.5) per week. Day Board $5 per week. ja5 Im* -DRESSES, WREATHS and FLOWE! HSSED Also, IVORY COMBS. ja 3!-1W* 31-1 Corner F and lith sts., 468. | WW HOLEsaLe aes AND FRUIT HOUSE JONES € CO. Conwen Kiowrs any D Srasurs, Wi ington. BBLS. APPLES, prime Westarn New | 1,000 York Apples, (no fruit like it in this mearket,) jnst arrived. JONES & CO, BOXES SWEET PALEBMO ORANGES, 500 joo ae. td fro Sate Boston cargo. TET, fr ; Me JONER & CO. corver 3th and D ata, 1,000 BARRELS Just arrived x POTATONS, ay, Bs Maine and reey, ONIONS) red aud yellow: ONES & C 8, Ooraer sth sad D ste, BRUTTAR! BUTTER) BUTTER, yaas: GOSHEN BUTTER, ‘ER, Le BU SSORING BUTTER, Twenty-five per cent. better and thirty per eent. per than here and epee. char JONES & CO., corner 8th and D ats, Poo nce Mares so2 ahenlad 05% ] 000 cin SPLENDID NBW YORK . Ei B, at New York prices. BS & CO. corver Bim and D sts. ALL AT OUR SORE FOR RAISINS, BAR- DINES, HEBBINGS. TONGU M8, HAMS, and all kinds Produce it, ehe C1 gid better aD oF Je is un Uorner 8th and D sts. Washington, SHOW CASES, Jonx H, FRASER, factarer of el Manuf ERMAN SILVER WOOD, MAHOGA- = NY, AND BLA WALNOT ‘ su CASES Corner of Reade and Hudson streets, New York. Orders by wail promptiy attended to. ja 12-2mt =.-9r.-18s0o.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, Exhausted nature's great restorer. A delight- ful beverage and active tonic. Composed of pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in- vigorates the body, without stimulating the brain. It destroys acidity of the stomach, It is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa- | i | | i} | @{TRAYED OR STOLEN—On Tuesday ev | AS the 3a instant, a pair of black HORSES eM OST—On the Ist instant, two KEYS (store add arate) Th liberally leaving them at the Stee Omen” pd RDA Zellow BULL DOG strered shove Toward « will . ven if retarned ‘ ER MACK. it &5 REWARD. Wittbe paid at the Otice of S45. woah MeGUIRR & (ot Ae hE JA8. O. C. HOSKINS, Ninth st, OST—Yesterda: oon, in Georgetown : an 5 Fate one ret ing the re to WILELA St id to an! fT. CUSTARD. om Congress rest, between Bri at. and Georgetown High fe @-2t' ] REWARD.—Loat, between the hours of 1 412 o'clock lat night, zie containia f ne eaeit ee ee bee it. 8 1 ICT OF COLUMBIA. Wasersaron Corx- P j np ee Giark. a Jastion of the eaci F ead county. a John Ve ¥. of raid. county, brought tefers “ ae took up at re sorrel HORNE, h abort M years olf, with s heulder with Sth cf February, 1867 SNo’ Db. Oba KJ P. th cf February, 5 . ‘The owner can have the above deseribed hor: Proving property and paying ehar, ‘SCHR VOLK. at the Bisckenite Shop corner 10th at. wes! and B +t. north, _ fe 6 Tawsw® Washington. AKER UP ESTRAY—A sorrel MARK attached to @ covered’spring wagon. please come forward, prove property, pay char, and take itaway. GEORGE R. OHOATE, fe 5 at Boldiera’ Rest, Re at No. mpceee aiebtatiaeiaie 7a AC) pal 2 6t* Pro) a Beatie » one i aaa Bots eas Yor rént.with, Get eleee ; few Table Boarders taken Bt GS per week. sagt 7t* - BOARDING. t, between and two D2? BOARD. Boarders can be ae mmedated wit moe ‘board week et the New wits jotel, corner of tte streets. — jas FOR SALE AND RENT. Gre FARMING LANDS, in County, ye dea street, or “Gein. FSS legen Tir and out ‘OF i*chen, fortably or four ‘ails FOR 6 separnte r hed. suitable bandsor mely fu: H..” Box 73%, Post R'stav oe wi-b s oh: mt RANT FOR t and well located FRAME purrp of wate: técule: . Soquiee f K. BON 347 Ninthret., opposite Ocatr _aeiwe FURNIPHED 2 out Board, at Mo. 1. 2ist sts. two the . M. JOT ~ ‘tre Market. REN?. with or with - -, Between 80th ant on 21 foor, for a marrted coy . House seew ‘ms moderate. Apply FOR RENT_One PARLOR and two CRAMDE) House nent the Doupies Hoapitel. Btere Ofte. : SALE—A RESTABRANT, Segar and Todaceo Store at do.” merative oa business, ow eebongnt nt very low, wil Apply to ©. Fo MYPOU EL nee ae ate, fos" ‘OUND—On the 24 int. a SUM OF MONEY, Bear Phird street, Capito! Hil! Thaownercad get it by calling at JOHN FERGUSON'S, east Third street, near Mass. svenue, and identifying the same. fe & 3t~ & 10 REWARD-—Sivien from the subscriber, o on Sunday morning, Feb. Ist. between the hoursef I] and 12 o'clock,» sorrel HORSH, with White face, 4 white feet; about9 yearactd. I will give the ahove reward for the ‘eturn of the horse, No. 420 Eleventh st., between Land K. fe 5 3t* \ yAS LEFT IN MY HACK ON TUESDAY nizht,-a VALISE, containing fancy Pip-s, The owner is requested to eome forward, preve property. pay charges end take itaway. A’pply to | T. MURRAY, Hack No. 111, National }otal | stand. fe 5 3t” | OES Two HORSES and WAGON, waa found on Pa.ave ,ou the 4th inst. The owner is re- | anested to come forward, prove property, pay | cba:ges and take them away. s > | JOUN WILSON, No. 542 P bet. Istand fe r-st* WNOTICE FOR BALE OR —Beveral cod BUILDING LOTS of wtmen iscity, at acres of good farmil cated in th located in t he West, thrivi: juire of Mrs. Gent, J.P C. VAN N & reasonable pri Well timbered Land, well vicinity. Bu- S8,on worth | rast. feS 3" E M street, between i2th and isth’sts. wi 8 of — i ice. Also, and, well 1K SAL I land, mostly impro darn: gvod fences. fine and -ituate For terms, : Ss Washington D. C- E E—A FARM, containing 170 acres, good vet. with small house and orchard ofall kinds o! the Rai @ alout one mile from fe51 f fruit, i : trond. Mea: Beltey-ile, Letw..u thin city and Baltimore 0. HOOD, 335 Penn side, No. 431. SQUARE 135 AT PRIVATE SALE. It is lo- + cated on Nineteenth street. at the interasctien noecticut and Massachasetts a 1 pA containg abuat 75.00 seaare fost. a is office in 0. « Baa yA HYDE. ee ate PUES, toa New Ham and con’ {TURE AND BAKERY TO RANT. on Massacha- \" setts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south fe 4-3" hire. OUST—(n Tucatey evening, between 7 4 o clock. in car No. 49, or on | ith street, « pla gold band BRACELET. "The finder will récetve a reward sausl fo its value by leaving it with ¥. B. Benner 0. 17 Ocngress street, Georgetown. i 5 3" « 10 RLWARD—Wi to the subscriber of a r on the right jaw; also, a sc: had ona saddle and bridle; was seem at the | depot this moraing without saddle or bridle; sup- posed to pave been xtoler fe 5 3t" H. SPRECHT. 448 Pa. avenue tached to a Sutter's Wagon. A suitable r. eefven if left with Superioterdent W Wy lice Headquarters fe 1 O8T—On ‘lhursday, the 29th ult.. a roll of 4 BLACK SILK Be yards) and a tan colored AKASOL between Mr. Janney’s shoe store on Pa. avenue and the limits of the city, by way of 7th st. A rnitable reward will be paid if the articles be left at 462 Vth street, near F, fe 4.3t™ £3 REWARD —Ran away from the Railroad ©) Depot, last eveninz, about 6 o'clock, a sorrel MARK, with Bread Wagon attached. The above reward will be pai? for her return at 496 Serenth Street, between D and E sfx. fe 4-31" McKELDEN & PATTERSON QT RAY ED—Cn Monday, the 224 ing ant. from t a’ farm attached to Gienwood Cemetery, two COWs—one a large white, with a red The other f=p-ailer, ofa tiuish white eolor. Any infor, mation ef them will be thankfully :eccived, and aif expenses paid, by calting at the Cemetery office, Pa. ave and Ith st., or atreang a note to the sub- scriber (fe 4-3t") - CLENDENIN. D: RICT OP COLUMBIA, County of Wasa- inctox»—Viz: I hereby eertify that Robert King, of ssid count, brougbt befere m>, as an stray one sorrel MARE blind in the right eye, white star in forehead, about i5 hands high, appa- rently with foal. of Jan- N, Witners my hand and seal this 21th day nary, ISS THOMAS ©. DO Justice of the Peace for Washington County, District of Columbia. THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED re will please come forwar rt Ve property, y r ‘ROBT RING, charges and take her awa: 43t" ‘ivst street, between B and ©, ET AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT REDUCED PRICES. American Watehes for Amerie Tae American Warcu Company give notice that they have lately issued a new style of Watch, pressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire a good watch at a moderate p:ice. These watches are intended to digplace the worthless, cheap watches of British and Swiss manufacture with which the country is flooded, and which were never expected to keep time when they were made, baing refuse manufactures sent to this country because unsalable at home and used here only for jockeying and swindling purposes, We offer to sell our Watch, which is of THz most SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE AND DU- RABLE TIMEKERPER, and in fterling Silver cases, Hunting pattern, at as lew a price as is asked for he trashy Ancres and Lepines of foreign make alre+dy referred to. We have named the new series 0” Watches, Wu. E.iexy, Boston, Mass., which name will be found | on the plate of every watsh of this manufacture, and is oue of gur trademarks. Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the loyal State: Wholesale orders should be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company, ja S-eotm 182 BROADWAY,N. Y. 300 mirrary AND sky poors, 800 On Consianmemt, for Sale at Manufacturer's Prices, JOHN MILLS, Acrxr, ILITARY & FASHIONABLE BOO Rk - AND BEACER IN FRENCH SHOkS Also, Agent for Yhe sale of Military and Army Boots from four of the largest nanufactories in Weymouth, Massachusetts. I have constantly on hands large-assortment of Boots and Shoes at wholesale an lat manu- facturer’s prices. Butlers a ere bygeipe do wat to = and ex- ime ato. ore makin, eir purchases. “Don't forget the number—36 Pennsylvania ave, jan 15-eolm”™ JOHN MILLS, Agent. INE WOOD! r cords of Seasoned Pin nage arrangements to delivs pea beat ieheoelb es) Riath street and Pa. av, Cuntemers can have Hf delivered to any part of the w 3 “sod measure, and much below the market price, if customers leave ogee PRANELL 00., SFR 944 P. eee (north flee.) between Tita and ish ote, 388 Pa. avenus, ender the National Hotel. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Correstly suited to Ey oa MILITARY FIELD GLASSES. MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES, BAROMBTERS he jOMETERS, ° SURVEYORS’ ANSTRO MENTS, TES Di VISITE, &e. at the lowest peicbae fa9-eodtf z iG OFF! SELLING OFF! oo uing OFF! ane re mcak ot zie Fall fot Winter aaa re greatly reduced prices. Also alaree stock handsome SHAWLS and CLOTH CLOAKS, will be closed out at great bargains for cash, to make room for new Spring supplies. The egal eteuson et the cue are i re chan: resins. Aeteoit 523 7th at., above P: ie 21-tteo! ou DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys- tem; is a perfect appetizer, and natare’s great restorer. Itis composed of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Bark, roots and herbs, tion, Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, and Nerveus Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used at all times of day, by old or young, and is par- ticularfy recommended to weak and delicate persons. Sold by al Grocers, Druggists, Ho- tels, and Saloons. P. H DRAKE & GO., No. 202 Broadway, New York. se 3-eo6m DIARY, PROM MAROB 4, “ete NOVEMBER 12, 1863. v ADAM GUROWSEI. HEILPRIN’S Bookstore, de 13-tf 244 Pa, avenue, Calisaya Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per- Sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. It cures Dyspepsia, is a gentle tonic, and is just the thing for changes of the season. Sold-by &ll Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons P. H. DRAKE & OO., 9 Broadway, New York. 25-e06m N ice MB. By Wilkie Collins, Illustrated, Aurora Floyd. By M.¥. Braddon. 25 coats. Lives Left Out By the auther of “Line upon Line ’’ 75 cents ai ms. By Oppt.Scabad. $1. er NTE BT Oe NOK TAYLOR, } | | uJ | “Modern War; its Theory and Practice. With | | ope POR SALE—For “green backs,” that bi of three Brick Dwelling HOUSES, with 4.00 feet of vacant zrourd,on the corner of Maine ite pablic mall, r desirable proper: ring house of any sort. prefer to sell the whole together; mone: . A three commodious avervcend sod near thi ty for sen Would bein, Dwe 15 miles. principally Ai 2 Washington Railr within the needed. ings on H street north, between 6th and 7th xin, Apply Uy letter or im person, to E, MILBURN, 24 1 street north. 10,000 6t!_ street fwest, op] e District Armory. demy ¢r iso, pine. Price #2) per acre. feres District limits Se ae, e ACRES OF ILLINOIS AND WIS8- CONSIN LANDS to exenange for Treasury notes on favorab.e terms. Address Star Office Box No. 24. I AND FOR SALE—35 iy 4 county, Md., on the Brookville verapite, about et nll Montgom-ry rom Washington, covered with House, 4st* Bri fe 461" ing alony the Baltimore and d,and west of same, and just with many buildin. siles, wood just cut off, and with advantages o| three roads to city, besides railroad ; di sre = miles. fe 2-1 iebing will be rece me, at Box _ 3a 31-26™ KAKE A RANT, 10) per at L¥} ere ived in No. 31 ONATHA istance 4 as DODGE, Georgetown, B.C. LEXANDRIA, Janvany 2th 1983.—B: of the County Court of Fairfax County, Va. hereby, offer for rent. the “Ferry, Landiag ore, on John A.Washington’s, 4 estate. during the coming fishing sezson. 'y orler Sheriff and Curator to the Estate of dobu A. Washington, Dec'’d. CHANCE— now doing a good FOR SALE —&A RESTA business, situated in Georegetown, 106 High street, to be sold ata bar- | | gain. Ja 31 FOr BENT- First-class Furnished PARLORS, | Bed-room attached. just vacated b: Also fine Furnished Board; most desirable locatiot at 435 Det, City Hal. Detween 34 and 4th y aM.C. ROOMS, with or without | a; fine neigborhood, = a below lw k Pa. ave., al ii modern conven! water, boris by furnace. containi: ed double “WN Y. ‘OR RENT—A complete, fine Furnished HOUSE, central part of the city, within two blocks o: ences, gas, bath room, Sfine rooms. | ABLOR. Por Star Office. ;), URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—For at, ‘eet, ta, neatly furnished and BED ROOMS. and BITT! LORS. The neighborhood in the city. ing them. Every attention No ehildren in the ve comfortable ING ROOMS. and PAR- is one of most desirable heel ey GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. BB 50 Water street, Lunch Room, on Twenty-second street, between PF | LS. OF APPLES FOR SALE, PETER order. Apply to Georgetown; or at and G. fe 2-1w* OB SALE— 50 BARRELS TAR. F 30 BARRELS ROSIN. Apply to Ro 5-' J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D.C. c “NEVER TOO LATE TO LES THAT THE PLACE TO GET THE BEST STEAMED OYSTERS! IS aT THE “UNION HOUSE,” 71H Streer, Opposite the Patent Office, WM. SWENG & BROTHER, Proprietors, Where will be found the best the market affords, 33+ Offers | rson or by letter, directed to T Alcranaria Port Office, Va. OBER ES, mop obliging and attentive servants, and the Bar well } stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors, &c. Give usacall, BF Don't forget the House, Sev- enth, near FP street, SF It is the “ Union House.” WM. SWENG & BRO., Prop’ra. ae Yes, feb 2-1w* < COME See Bee ee Bas ‘boon fStted up ta. the most Silgeorpatis be bad manner, at moderate H.D.@ Reepropriciar Roome for privats % |, 8. W. corner.of Penna petiesOnatal OAL COMB: jotel Red floors, &e. OH, COME WITH MB! Prices OIL WARRANTED PU. ja 2-lw* zw VERNEE’S PRIDE and MRS. HALLEBUR- TON’S TROUBLES. By the author of ‘Bast Lynne,” & MISTRESS AND MAID. By.Miss Mulloch, Collins. Al ween BOOK 8! NO NAME. By Wilkie AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUBLEY’S 8B- CRET. By Miss Braddon. Bw All the New Bovke ofthe day, at WILLIAM: PF. BICHSTBIN'S National Bookstore, 275 Pa. avenue, » between Iith and Isth ste, | jese-lw RO F. NcPHERSO! DR. RADU, aeR OF Pennsylvania bar pnd oxen, hours, in th ne aot e ‘TO! Anse CENTS, College, calla the attention of his on andthe public generally to the fast that he bas open No. 411 117TH ST. BETW. WAND I, =r he is prepared to gi ‘Be has had twelse eo ye in the — E cases of Secret Diseases, and of known. ““ga’Consu tation in either the tice of medi: Bpeed or fapguage. and either at the office or where. A ladies, ao ettt a a ee et 4 's ween ja 2-2" eet Waskirgton, D. 0. RY : CAVALRY BOOTS! ( Okie 14 bY AND ERS. id low 0" cure inal rapa Wasuimoron, D.C. ive Boota, JOHN AN MOORE'S WEST END D! Pe. ave., —~ Brees Heine ell sdvertived a general stock of TOLLET AR. ther fg ing of Phy in 13-20" ze + ae. ticular attention Hide to the sician’s prescrip! day and of fresh and ORROMEO COLLEGE, Bawtimore County, Mp. ‘Phe sixth mgt! body at any, men FeeREV. E. Q. 8. WALDRON ja 22-2aw3w : nel of t! Pik a ae fg ae pure parille, G with ofthe sea- Family Grecery Store tit'Pean “4 “ between isth and Sth sts. his abtention to the Berens #090: O89 ctagton Sa. oy com: ° it, sige mi-annaal session of this Institution ist of Febuary, 163. ¥ oung ir educat Principal. Ma, a gentle- | —— on. Brandy ink | 1 Case and § bottles Clut H cream | Alter | Street. cor taining about two acres | February 12. at 3) sll in | Stands BERRY, HRISTIE’S S7-7HK AROVB Bal. OID. feted fRep.j J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Ancts, By GREEN & WIDLIAMS, Auctionsers. FOR £42800 Pebraary Mevclnek &, m: ae fl Ove e:vam horse market— bc adel ind, “he » S years cld, warranted Anpler did Heht ee By J. 0. MeGUIRE & OD., Auctioncers. paetindteanall hea SaLes HOUSEROLD On SATURDAY front and on the .C.. mame in lore? tod Britter, Tiago Horer and Hermess, T Table Descert ard Tea ppeces and Forks, y Handle Table Knives, Carvers aad Forks, Silver-plated Spoons, Set Table C: 1 Regulation Sword. 4 lets, 2 Lemijot and he: 1 Cause Cliqoot Champagne, 2 bezes Black T, Wines and Liquors, in Bottles and Demijohns. a , or Case. Fish: - ase. French Hsia, Hat Foxes, 1 Mahogany Li 1 Chapean and FURNITURE, &c. 3Painted Wardrobes. 3 Mahogany, Leaf Tables, ir Uloth Rocker aed Chairs, air, Hanging Book Shelvée, Musie FUTURE BAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, 'TOCKS AT PUBLIC ATCTION —On MO! Ss AFTERNOON, Febroary 9th. at 4 boo iadng’ § the Auction Rooms. we shall sell, im sums to suit— $6.40 Corporation of Washington quarterly 6 ger cent. Stork, . Sour Curgeration of Washington semi annual 6 par cent. Btock 1 Corporstion of Washington quarter! ating ww Eee 2 shares Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Stock, $41 Corporation of Geergetown 6 per cent. Stock, T hb. fe6d 3.0. McGUIRE & CO*, Aucts, By J. 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctionsers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF BUILDING LOTS BAST oy tne Oarifor.—On WEDNESDAY APTEE NOON February lit: ats o\lock, at the Austion 0. McGuire ” by virtue eed of trust from John Rpgland.deted Mey ae recorded i THO J. PIs 3.0. McGUIRE & By J.C. McGUIRE & Oo. uctioneers. fe6-4 ox7 1 wstd, witheat poninvg. clobaees Beane fea epoge Stary ses nat Tegel Se about 212 feet to Eighth etreet continued. Also, four pieces of land fronting on Boundary “Gatdeon, This se ted for Cottage sites or Truck of the farm owned the boundary terminus of the Seventh street y Renger road. remsining unscld from the recent offering, A plat of the grounds may be seen at the cou: ing rooms of the auctioneers. 'erms: One-third in cash; the remainder in¢ and 12 months, with interest, secured by « deed ‘trust on th mises. feo yO: McGUIRE & ©O., Aucte. “By ©. B. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioncers. yatuenes PROPERTY ON GROUND RENT A? AUCTION, axp 4 Rane Cnanon F; Mext.—We will selllon THURSDAY E v m., those val Basiness cn hoventh arast toate, Thee, toe B streetsnd Maryland avenue, few doors from the corner of said arenue—viz : Four well-built Brick a two stories hi, in Square No. 433, & i one a5 a restaurant, and one ssa cigar and * rhe attention of speculators and ethers is irvi' to the sale, ther =e sold Without tesesre. = Fale. Terms made MOT GROWN & CO., Aucts fe 6-6 ‘0 357 corner 6th st. and Pa By J. C. McGUIRE -& 00., EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE OITY Lots.—_On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb, the Aucti ‘ at An jo Rooms, we shall 5,in Square No. ther on Bo! iret, Eereee Be and pavements ‘These lots are very é: PUrposgs, fave isid in front im : Lots No.7 and 8, in a street, Loteore apl Moweste tutor ead pee Basics east aueteraa «mete pot No. 1. fquare Ro, 51,corner Letreet and New jamapsbire avenue; laid. above cligibiy situated with —— a agent pear the passenger railway on wane, bot, Sanare ye. on Sth street, near West F , peo M street near aith at, 0.1, jeare 5 ‘hole of Square No. 18 Segoe 3.308 feet Qne-third cash; n hi wth ipterdet, secured by.4 deed ot sen _( Be.) TLIO BALE OF LIBRARY OF A DECEASED B Pye maine SAT o's ~ Editions of ude cash. The vsale wil take place without regard to rsons a>aHistence to have ja Bate MeGUIBE & Avo, Terms IDES. WwW on every WED ESBS: relock Be ho as on band a . ‘came’ : im Treasury notes, to the a (ehron) Leon ate eS PAPARBANGINGS! 496 oreat : ars, |, &e. - PICTURE CORD AND TASSBLS! Butw"tl, "Grace ner Fuperbaneings of Windies by execu’ men in city or country. Terms rise sept to ponte MOT ber the ber, 4 ont too ereneaee for goods and labor. ja 15-* HE RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION .—By Au- ae igri walle Patton.