Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WaArkINncTow TRBATER.—Itis to be ragratted thst a building suiticiently large to accommo- dixie all who would see “Fanchon” could not beobtained. We woutd like to sec how largea house Maggie contd fill. As it is, the public gust be satisfied and take their chances tor seeing “Fanchon,” packed “spoen-fashion.” as ds the order there new. To-morrow night Miss Maggie takes a benefit. ‘ GROVER's THEATER —Tha ers, Mr. and Mrs. barney Williams, have, ever since the commencement of their present en- gzagement, hugely delighted Manager Grover's Cc but no play they haye as yet produ ed aa given more general satisfaction than « Au Hatiow Eve,” which was introduced last night, nd will be repeated to-night. The enteriain. ment will conclude with “Barney the Baron.” V ARIeTIEN.— The bill presented for this eve. Ding’: entertainment at this resortis a tempting ere. Ada Tesman and Eva Brentd ‘lighteyery one with plessing songs and ballads; Marie Yor, Mie Livette and others with graceful dances; and the od ballet troupe offer a Most entertaining ballet. Castersuny Hait—Ot the multitude of w@tractive pieces which Manager Sinn has been enabled to put upon his boards in first-class #tyle, none bas ever been received with more favor than the « Arab Lay,” which was intro- atuced op Monday nicht. It is performed by Julia Mortimer and Kate Pennoyer, and is already such a favorite that the mere announce- yment of its performance to-night will fill the hall, doubtless. Opn FEettows’ Hatt—The dill offered for this evenme’s this populer resort will hay: doubt, of filling the hail. dhvalthy and desirable at all be enjoyed to perfection at th Snce of the Campbell troupe. @re excellent, and the ably Original, popular perform- very attractive | ntertainment at | @ & 5 « 2 8 £ 3 6 a 3 5 8 *# every perform- - All the performers comicalities are laugh- ot, Tse Disraict iy Coxcress.— ‘esta business relating to the District at Goal: = Sposa im the House. Mr. AHO reported a bill amendato: #mancipation bu, which authorizes feeb Jeent Of the claims of reral persons who tailed to file their claims before the commis. sioners at the proper time. )wWing to absence trom the eity, &e.: which WAS passed. Mr. Delano reported a su ct Washburne’s bill to amex @ the ¢ Washimeten and Georgetown Railroad, by re- eucing the fare to three cents. The sub=titnte he company to make annual reports holders and to Congress. said it was not deemed proper to th the fare. and that they had the Tahce that every reasonable accommoda- tion will be afforded by the Seon as they can be procured. Mr Washturne said thar Congress had re- f+rved to itself the right of amending the char. ter, including the fare. The profits, he under. ormous— the shares of $100 being “. He did not see w iy the pub. taxed to pay such profits. Three ¢rbis was sufficient forthe ride. Sach mem. | bers as had free passes were not affected, but addition of cars as Stood, wer th: mr anivs and the poorer classes serionsly | wht the high fare. In New York and other cites pas: ean travel en miles ata less fare than is charged her s Tt was not ‘ssary to tell how b adiy the road was man- ne agrd—we than ay similar ioad in the coun- try. It was impossible to get a seat in the cars, | they were so crowded. Mr. Holman did not object to the reduction of fare, butthe road had not been in operation log enongh to justify interference, j Mr. ( ovode said that the ears and arrange. | Penis Were better than any other company in the United States. * Mr. Washborne urged that the fare should | be reduced or a portion of the tolls given te the public schools or to cleaning the streets, which | Were in a disgracefal condition. Mr. Segar said he bad had a conference with the management and was Satisfied that they wer not tutking extraordinary profits. They already empioy five hundred horsvs and four or five hundred agents, und after deducting expenses nay were making but an inconsider- able profit. There were no lines charging as jow as three cents. The railways in Northern cities can scarcely sustain themselves, and how is itexpected thatin Wasuington witha smaller population they can make a protit at three cents! He was satisfied with the deciaration of the Pre-ideut that ifthe fare is reduced the company cannot be kept up. Dir. Washburne asked if the company had not refused to is-ue commutation tickets! Mr. Segar did notknow. As tothe complaint of crowding the cars he said frequently Gov- ernment wagons block up the streets which re- tards the progress of the cars until many of them come together, which defeats the ar- rangement for a car every two-and-a-half mune - Colfax said that when Mr. Washburne introduced the bill he did not think him in earnest. Mr. Washbarne replied that he never was more in earnest. Mr. Colfax bad not heard of citizens or labor- | ing men petitioning for a change of fare. In | other cities railroad riding and transfers cost tn certs, only five is charged here, the trip | teing made in shorier time and with better ac- | commedations, while the With the fare, a Mr. Colf«x said that the road could not sup- | Jort tself on the three cent fare. Every one kiew the cost ot hor-e feed, and the wazes of | ccuduciors and drivers were larger here than | eisewhere. | Mr. Thomas. of Mass., inquired whether the | iual rights of colored people were secured. He had seen acolored woman riding on the tront platform of a car during a snow storm. Mr. Coltax had not anticipated that this question would have been breught in, or he would not have participated in the debate. It was Hkely that the road was not profitabie, | and would be less when the ae shall be re- | moved and Congress adjourn. hile the road, depot building, cars, &c. had not been paid for, it would be bad faith to reduce the fare. ‘The bill was iaid on the table. Mr. Washburne gave notice that he would imiroduce # similar bill at the nex* session. Mr. beluno reported the Senate bill incor- porating the National Association for the Relief <f Destiture Colored Women and Children; Which was passed. ‘The Senae bill establshing the office of Register of Deeds for the District of Columbia, Was passed. Mr. Delano introduced a bill to establish a justice's court in the District of Coluu which divides the District in three peity | @ivial Gistrict-, each to be presified ove trial justice jo be appointed for five years, the Three to select one oi their number as presi justice. Each justice may employ a cle not more than two bailiffs, the clerks to r & salary of S6u0 und the bailiffs the same fees &s those o7 the circuitand criminal courts. The 3 *> are to reveive $2,000 per annum each. | ty se. are required, and special ses- | fins on Fridays and Saturdays, to be presided Over by the three justices. The local justices Bre le have the same powers as justices of tha Peace. No person shall be sppointed to such olfice who shail not be possessed of 1 knowledge Of the general principles of the law, and be ac- guainted with the laws of the District of Ov- | Jumhia, and be shall, moreover, have resided im the said District of Columbia for at least three Vears. Trial justices shall have juris- diction in actions upon contracts involving not More than 3100; for tives; upon a bond invol- Ying not excerding S100; to recover possession cf persopal property to amount of $110; for Torcibie or uniawful entry upon or detention of | das tenements, or orther property, to 3 simi- ds) amoun': actions of assauit or battery; con- | xealing steien gouds: keeping gaming houses, | houses of ili-feme, &c. he court of special | Sessions are to have concurrent jurisdiction | With the criminal eourt. Rules are prescribed | tor conduc: ing jury trials, &c. | The bill was ordered te be printed and recom- Taitted. j Mr. Delane also introduced a bill amending | the act for the establishment of the Metropohtan police; which was recommitted. It makes pro- ‘vision for one superintendent, with a salary of SS,008, 0; priins, wl SL ind eacl inty-two sergeants, at #75 per month: thirty-two round=men, at $65; and three bundred patrolmen, at $60. ‘The precincts may not exceed eight in num- ber, with a captain to each; »-precinets may pe instituted outside of Washington and George- town. Turnkeys to have $10 per month, the secretary 81,80, clerks in the secretary's office 21,200 cach. j ——.— Tue PrBric Scnoors.—The following facts | ate additions! to thuse we gave yester- | plage nam to the public schools, appear in | @he trustees’ manual reported at the meeting on Tweeter: ; 3 Mr John E. Thompson, principal of the | Male grammar school, 4th district, has been | connected with the schools for @ vreater length of tune than any other a in soca ie } e ‘ved for 43 AY piare | tor Im 8 for 11; 3 for & 3 for 8: 3 for $ tor 4; 6 for 3; 2 for 2, and 11 ere appointed ast year. “a he mk rot -bildren obey a ae oak sished with hooks by the city is ine 21 im the 2d: % ju the 3d; and 53 in the the tth—total 202. ——<$ —The name ‘Oo SucR MAN IN THE REGiwgyT. mae Lieut. ©. 5. Shafer, Ist D. O. Volunteers,” appears inthe listof army officers dismissed trom the service for absence without leave. ‘We are assured that there has been no officer of that name conneceted with either the Ist or 2d District of Columbis regiments: and if any de- Iinguent party bas assumed that name te hide his own, be suould be ferreted oat, | o | Be Murtas, E. L. | each. Edwin Johnson, | and were allowed to communicate with no one people are satisfied | , | existed between the parties, and that the deed | Jeseph Fisher, do; dismissed. Wm. A. Lane, | Money; for a hearing. Wm | bles that is forming now by Prof. Alex. Wo- | Would like to join that class can subscribe yet | | allowed te Pourcs Reronrs First! Ridgley, betty larceny; workhouse 60 @ays, Se f oi.— iver Graft, -dru: ineniting females; John Breaton, do; turned exer to military and showerbathed. Geor. Morgan, drunk; sent to |. James Cons. way and Lepot Srewake, ; turned over to military. Charles Peck, drunk; turned over to military. Margaret Sha, disorderly; dismissed. Thivd Precinct—John Randolph, graud lar- ceny: jail. Harry Lipscomb, di sorderly; dis- iuissed. Win. Chismberlain, Assault; bail for court. Geo. Poor, disorderly; dismissed. John H. Robiuson, drunk; do. Joba Smith, do; do, Pat Maiay, do; do. Two soldiers, do: do. Richard Johnson, disorderly; dismisaed. Jas. M, Cruit, keeping a vicious dog, fined $5.62. Michael Ruple, assault; dismissed. James Dougherty, larceny, (two gg jail. Wm. Garret, sseault; bail for court. John Conner, drunk: dismissed. James McMullen, do; do. One soldiet, do; do. Fourth Precinct —Henry Dempsey, drunk and Gisorcerly; dismissed. “Reind entink, va- runey; workhous John Green, threats; jail. Jame. P. Gordon, isorderly; flnrd $3. Fanny rderly; do. $3. w'd Johnson, assault and a HW, fast driving; Catharine sly; Wm. Barns, passing , dismissed. Wm. Mandy, fast riding: flned’5. M. Leonard, disloyalty; ¥m. Fitzgerald, drunk; John Browa and At- kinson Hall, drunk and disorderly; turned to maliiary. Mary Sommers, disorderly; Martin indecent exposure; fined 81.58 each. J. Selfridge, driving on side- walk; fined $2each, Mary Devlin, drunk and disorderly; $2.4 Byron Bassett, picking a pocket; jail. Chas. Yeager, threatening to fire a building; security for peace. M. Donoghue and Mary Donoghue, drunk and disorderly; $1 insulting a lady in the street; npelogized, and case dismissed. Tenth Precinct—James Conner, drank axd disorderly: Rob*t McClellan, indecentexposure; Frank Hanks, stealing un; Patrick Faherty, crunk, James Wilson, febacea Mason, Wm. Page, and Mary Bransell, drunk and disorder. ly; dismissed. “James Ward, drank and disor- urned to military. Chas. Bruce, John do.; fined $291 each. Louis Jenkins, brosking windows; fined $1 ag ere From Ricnmonp.—The Government steamer New York arrived at Annapolis yesterday morning, from Richmond, having on board be- tween 250 and 300 paroled prisoners—officers, soldiers and sutlers. Among the latter were Messrs. Hugh McGee and Frank Adams, who come immediately to this city, and from whom We obtaiued the following information: One hundred and fifteen or twenty prisoners still re n Libby Prison. Among the num- ber are a great many southern men, who have been contined for a time ranging from 10 to 19 mouths. They are in a horrible condition— sick, feeble, emaciated, and literally covered with vern Confederate money appears to heat a dis- count, even with secessionists; for Rebel army cflicers and soldiers made frequent applica- tions to the prisoners for “green backs,” offer- ing them $2 Confederate money for $1 Federal | currency. When the prisoners were first cap- | tured, all their money was taken from them, #nd when released the amounts taken were re- turned, partly in Confederate notes. Richmond papers were sold at 10 cts. apiece. The prisoners were allowed to purchase them | when news was favorable to the southera | cause, t when unfavorable the papers were | excinced trem the prison. Prices are exorbitant for everything. Whisky is worth $$ per quart, sugar $1.25 per Ib., coffee 1.50 per Ib., tea $25 per Ib., potatoes $$ a peck. Their loaves of bread were about the size of our common biscuits, and sold at 15 cents. These prisoners had no opportunity of dis- covering much news, as when they were r leased they were marched through back streets, | except the guard. i DEATHS OF SoLpieRs.—The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (wflice corner of Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtaine S. A. Waine, 2ist Conn. J.C. LE pe 27th N. F. A, Graffaum, + Van Vieet, soth N. ¥.; E. Wool- colt, 29th N, J.; W. F. Harper, 10th Pa. Cav.; Hatch, 9th N. A_ J. Reynolds, 29th N. J.; W. Pierce, 2d N.Y. Ar W. J. Dilks, 24th N. Y.; O. Hotchkiss, 15ith N. Y.; R. Mayer, 143d Pa.; B.A. H mtn (rebel), 38th A. Elmer, 28th N. W. Watson, 5th Pa. R. Jos. McKee, 141th N. Y¥.; W.H. Allen, 9th HL; A. E. Pettigrew, zoth Me. John A. Boots, 7th Ind; G. McBiair, 4ith N. Y.; John ©. Knowlton, 13th N. H.; Jo: M. Lyons, 73d Ohio; Levi Lester, 132d. P: Chas. Grouse, 4th U.'S. Arty: Thomas Ryan, ad N. J: John F. Betch, 123d N.Y; A. F. § Teaty, isth'N. J: @ Duxton, 12th R. G.A.G a 36th Ma ; P. Wooster, 137th N.Y. ————— A Woman KILLED IN Tin Cur ALLEY.—Last evening a colored woman named Laura Wal- lace, alias Laura Williams, who has kept a house in Tin Cup alley, between Third and Four-and-a-half streets, and Maryland avenue und © street, was shot by a colored hackman varaed Richard Smith, with a pistol which he had just taken from the hand of a friend to amine, the ball entertng her breast. Dr. | ei WAS sent for, who extracted the balland | applied the usnal “remedies in such cases; but | she died during the night. Smith gave himself up to the police of the Third Ward, and was confined in the Second | Ward siation house. The subsequent exam- ination appeared to show that no ill feeling . in Johnson, 8 probably accidental. cumstan however, the justice did not feel justified in taking bail, and Smith was com- mitted for court. Under all the cir- a Focrtnh Warp Station Cases.—Charles | Bell, assanit; bail for peace. Jobn King, do.; do. Stewart Henderson and John Thompson, | drunk and disorderly; turned oyer to military. fiving liquor to a soldier: do. Edw'd Blodgett, k; do. Joseph T. Dyer, disorderly and fined 31.4, Michael M. RAY, disorderly; dismissed. atrick Conuelly, do; turned ‘over to military. Tacob Full, suspicious character; dismissed. John dy, drunk; do. John Lynch, do.; do. on I. Turk, attempt to pass counterfeit Jones, drunk; Sarah Beckman, turned over to military, vagrancy; dismisred, cies ee New Oratoxra Crass.—We learn that the new class tor Oratorios and Music d’ Ensem- lowski, is very nearly completed. Thosa who | t Prof. W.’s residence, No. 451 Tenth street, petween 2 and 3 o'clock p. m. age ee Wasuixorton, Feb.5, 1863 | Dr. Von Moschziaker eure ine of avery s-vere | conse pfaphthaimis, which thre: by wis MN. H. Goopeivux, Ca Q. M.U_3.A. it. Von Mosch: vr can be consulted for aiimited time longer on Deafness, Sight and Throat Affiec- tiuns, Office 227 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's. feb 9-4t* —_——_ Hart's Rosser Pagns for ladies, only 38 cents each, at Hail’s Rubber Warehouse, 310 Pa. av., Letween 9th and Wth ats. fe 7 Ht nets Wi iI the attention of our readers to the stock pe ewadita Jewelry and ee ee ee the Doll tore, 43% Penn, avenue, nea a aed cdvion thom te investadeilar there, feb7-1w? ——>—— Azores Impontax? Crns. Comes: hore Throat, Disneria, Courh, Sore Throat. Diptheria. Cured by Pwaxson’s Mapicatep Tax Daors, . Try them And te wise in time! Washinston, D. C., Dec. 9, 1862. Gro. Pmaxsox, Esq.—Dear Sir :—I purchased package of your Medicated Tar Drops. my son baving | asevere Cough and Sore Throat,(in fact, pronoanced by many in the frst stages of J:iptheria,) when, to my astonishment, they cured him, as many neigh- bors will also testify, since which I would not-be without them. Respectfully yours, L. Sinxcan Smitu, No. 461 Batreet. Prepared and sold by Geo. Paarson, SN, Lider- ty street, Baltimore. Sold also at 491% Bighth st, Washington, and at the Drug Stores, at 15ceats per package. ja2-m A Cove, Coin, on aN IRRITATED Taroa, if pgters, vesults in serious Pulmonary 1 affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown's BRoxcuiAL Troouas reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant relief, In Broxonitts, AstHMA, and Ca- TaRgE they are beneficial. The good effects result- and Brone! | ing from the pse of the Troches, and their extended use, hax caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure ta guard against worthless imitations. Ostam only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Posiio Sreakers and Sineexs should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who ever- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at % conte per box. jen U-ym —_—_—— Boldiers and others. Samaritan'’s alttinyeuronty hope. Cures any case of pri complatnts in from two to four days. Ifyou be saved from long suffering snd seer is ont fail to avail yourselves of this 8 ‘he Ramnrvitan’+ Herb Juices is the only effeciual remedy for seres and diseases which have bees treated with mercury. Take of this purifying remedy and be permanestly cured, Bee advertise- Tuebt in auotaer column jab Catsrapona’s Harn Dra is The only Dye... ++. s+. Ber analysed - Sworn to be pomsonless ...Fore living brown -For a perfect black -That defies detection -.., Phat is instentancous ONLY DYs For all who desire to have the color of their hair changeé with safety, certainty and rapidity, to any shade they may desire. Masofactured by J. Cristadora, 6 Astor Mouse, New York. Sold everywhere, aud applied by all Bair Dressers. Price $1, $1 Hand $3 per box, according to sise. Carstapora’s Hain Rostorative Ininvaluable with his Dye.as it imparts the utmost softness, the most beautiful glons, and great vitalit to the Hair. Price 50 cents, $1, and §2 per bottle, according to size, ja9-eolm ———— Da. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating sod sSuteeiy: cad balng thar anti ease eens a fertively, Create Ro mau- oF the ‘most delicate stomach. ee of se Pills will prove their superiority over allothers, $1a box. Bold by B.C. Ford. eorner, Lith street and P; enue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexand ja6-ly re eee THE CHEAPEST aND BEST Hatn Dre tx THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham's Hair Dye, 0 centsa box. The bestin use. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Ps. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly —_>—___ TrvisM.—€orns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other disorders of the feet, when neglectes, injure the general system by preventing the body from ? taking that natural exerc ae so condnciv- to health, To all affiicted with these terrible evils wa would Teccmmend am early callon Dr. White at No. 424 | Penn averue, between 43 and th atreets. Who would suffer t-rment from disordered feet when » fure remedy is co near at bard and can be effected without pain? Office open from 9in the morning tolg in the evening fes BPERMATORRAMA CAN BR CoRED.—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weaknes: Impotency. Loss af Power, etc.. speedily and effectua: ly. Its effects are Set Magical. A trial of ti Specific, will convince the most aeepeeal of i merits. Price $1 a box. Sold by 8,0. Ford, cor- ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alezandria. ja6-ly pee GREAT PENNSYLY ANIA KOUTR, via Baltimore and Harresbure, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. ers tickets sold through at Governmect rates. For tickets and fur- ther information npply at the office of Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Penasyivauia syenve aud Sixth st., Washington, Office open from .m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. in. au i4-ly O. Norton, Agent. a AtreNtion, Company '—Volunteers who expect to retaip their health mnimpaired ¢uring the cam- paign must see to it themselves, Do not trust to the army surgeons. Supply yourselves with Hollo- way’s Pills and Ointment, Every English soldier's knapsack contains them. Only 25 cents per Box or pot. oe eee Warrastep to Core tn 81x Days —Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ | Standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days, No change of diet required Prices 1 per bottle. Sold by £.0. Bord, corner Mth street and Pa. Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri: > Barcue.or’s Hare Dre, The best in the Worid. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair inatantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c. 7 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Batous- LOR, om the four sides of each bor. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) maz-ly DIED, On the Ith instant. MARY ANN ROBINSON, wile of George W_ Robinson, aged 43 years and 3. Cays,—a native of Annapolis, Md., but for years a resident of this cit The friends of the family are invited to attend | her funeral, to-morrow .Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock from her husband's residence, 438 Massa chusetts avenue, tetween fth and 7th sts. |Daltimore and 4nnapolis papers please copy.) On the 12th instant, after a long and painful sick- ness, which she hors with Christian patience, CEeetonTe M. DOUBLEDAY, inthe 45th year of her age. Her friends and the friends of the family are re aues‘ed to atten: her fareral,to morrow morning ut 11 o'clock, from her late residence, No, 1S Qhio | avenue, Op Monday, the 9th instant, LETTY NELSON WILEELEK, aged 35 yea = ee 7 "PERSONAL. F ANNIE LEIGHTON will inquire at the City Pont Office, she will hear from an old c pond T¥o YOUNG GENTLEMEN, having become weary of single life, wish to form the acquaint- ng indies, with a view to matrimo- Address Me.,” Box 71 Geo ‘getown Fost OF | .c. fa ~ (A STROLOGY.—tias arrived in Washington, the celebrated MADAME FORREST, Poorress axp AstTeoLoaist. She is a seventh daughter, was bora witha natu- ral gift, and was a pupil of the renowned As- trologer, Signor Moretta, of Venice. She tells your past life and future destiny, brings together these long reparated, causes speedy marriages, can show likenesses of your absent children or friends, or future husband. Cures all diseases. Business strictly confidential. Always at hom a I street, between 7th and 8th sts , tho only three- peri brick house in the square. Name: n tne door. ie Ladies fifty cents; gentlemen not admitted. The only lacy in America who possesses the trae science of Astroio, fe7-Im* Rs. L. 1TH, Clairvoyant, Test Medium, 60 south A street, Uspitol Hill, between Ist’and 24 sta., heals disease by magnetism with but little medicine; sees and describes your deceased friends; gets names; also sees your living husbands, wives, and for the unmarried, describes exactly the lovers 80 accurately that persons marvel with surprise. Mrs. 8. fortells futuro events in business, mar- riages, reads character Hours from 9a. m.. till p.m. Sitting $1. fe 6-lw* RS. WEEN STILL CONTINUES TO CURE EVERY DiSKA8E BY HAND MAGNETISM. 445 K 8TReBT, Between Gro AND 7TH, : Washington. jaz: im* M NO IMPOSITION ADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrologist, was born with a natural gift. She tolle the past and future—was never Known to fail. Osuse y 8, brings together those long separated. No, 435 F street West, between 6th and 7th, near the Patent Office. The only person that = show | a likeness ef future husband or absent nd in reality. Ladies 5) cents; gentlemen 91. j im* D ANCATH RTICONIZED OLD RYE WHISKEY pee medical use, sold at ADAMSON’S, 506 Ninth street, one door from Pa. avenue, URE LYNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACOO, Billy Bowlegs’ Band last King of the Ever- ‘lades. As Billy was without ane in loy is tribe and rounds, so ti unt 0, ds rivalled i: f deli its oh it o cacy ;its richness, fine flavor tnd pleasant perfume haviag gulwed for it the maritorious titla of Ne Pius Utira Sold at ADAMBON’S, 5@6 Ninth street, one door Pa. ave fe2 12 OFNTs PER POUND F SUGAR-OURED HAMS, AP ADAMSON’S, 506 Ninth Street, fe 4-Im* Next to Perry’s Dey Goods Sto BR SALE—One thousand rete of ene, two and } four horse second hand HARNESS ; ‘two hun. | dred good second-hand McClellan SADDLES. Ea- uire of H. 8. JUHNSTON, No 373 Pounsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets, o: ite the iti Hotel. $-e03at* VALENTINES! The trade supplied, at the lowest wholesale prices ad all stylen, at uNALENTINES a, a eer * NATIONAL BOOKSTORE _1928-2w 276 Pa av., etw. 1th and ith sts. I VERS OF BRUCE WHEAT OAKES, ; 4 uae tha DELICIOUS SYRUP to be had at WITMER’S Family Grocery, 111 Pa. avenue, fe 5 iw* between 19th and ®th ats. in a II tan rvtent dm eaten een BA EARS.—By “Henry Ward Beecher, Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson, $150. Story of the Guard—By Mrs. ¢remont, §1 35. Winthrop’s Canoe and Sedillo, $1. ae ueviile’s 01 vols. he Guemnes at Trath, $12) — te eel yeu a ms ction— Memelra. of Mrs. Beth Present Brisee,a 1 Verner’s ae Wood, $1. I, 25, ) Diary. 5). ‘cme Dy W likte Collins, $125. ao PaAWoR TAYLOR. 300 wrurrany AND anor poors, 300 On Consignment, for Sale at Manufacturer's Prices. JOHN MILLS, doar, LIND DEALER IN PuanCH SHOM MI Also, A| \t for the sale of Military and Boots ‘from four of the rhe Weymout! stan - ve constantly on a Boots and Shoes at wholesale and retail at mann- facturer’s prices ti d Traders would do well to call aad e: amine my tock before Taking {heir purchases. Parise ins ne BUMDOH TSUN MILLS, Musee” Pepeg NG CARPE Hert Nok FarLOR” GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. GEORGETOWN 3 VOTERS WILL please meet ou MONDAY RVENING vert, 8874 o'clock, for the ecting delegates to & convention to idatea for the Movoralty. ope Allerman +; wancilmen. ist Precinct, at H Washlagten Street, below briage treet. 24 Precirct. at . H. Craig's, Beall etrest. Precinat, Town House. 4th Preeinet, L. L. Clements, Hich at. fa 12-3t NOTivE. GEORGE . emg irr ys 01 TOWN BLECT, ON. ve held in the several @ 234 inst. au eiection wisi Precingts of Georgetown, for eset, and for eleven members to. com poss the Board of tofilla fo 10 Saw! lommon Cogncil, and for ons member aye in the of Aldermen, WM. LATARD. O1 rk. PLKABE PUBLISH TENNEY'S rame as a cand tt poise subject to A'though Mr. T MR. aL etAM H. ats nion Com- has heretofore refosed the decision of to be a candidate, we think he cou'd be indaced to accept a nomination, Yention. if it is th: o wish of the Con- MANY UNION VOTERS. Georg: town, February lzth. fe 12 st ‘OB SALE— a SIS his, 30 B. re not lt’ “5, 1. KIDWRLL, Georestown, D. 0. Se eS LOST A ND FOUND. OST—A BCOK, called “the Ready Reckoner,” containing frem $1 to $15); lost between Depot and the Northern Liberty Market, on New Jersey ave. 8) reward will be to JOHN SCOTT, or to the Star Office given if retarn-d fo 12 3t* tTRAY.—Taken ise an estray, on Tuesday evening last, a HORSE and WAGON, which the owner can have by roperty, paying charges taking them away, Apply at 175 G st, between Ith and 20th, for s i —On Monday, the 9th Febraary.a GARNET . strung on gold. The finer will re ceiveasuitable reward and the thanks of the owner, who velues them high! f iend, by leavin ift of them at 506 -th st. a devea od or at the iy as the gi by store of FINLE & BRO.. corner 7th and F ats. It" C= TO THE 8U BSCRIBER’S, ABOVE TEN- nalytown, near Fort Penesytvania. on 23th of January, two COWS, one and ene white. The owner is requested to come forward, prove proper- ty. pay a and take them away. fe 12-5 W. P&TIT. FOUND-At the corner of H and 17th streets west. of money, which the ¢ prty an yin, Fitting on JOSEPH street, Georgetown, D.C ‘about noon on Tuesday, 1th iast., @ small or Portemonnaie, containing a small sam ywner can have by proving for this advertisement, by iBBEY, Jr., No. 27 Water fe 12 st I OST—On 12th inst 4 POINTER DUG, about 9 months ol: large spot on each shinlder; & white and liver colored d brown, with white streak extending dewn cach side nose; body and legs covered with fine spots; tail white noi cut. Alibernl rew atNo 16 North A str from base, ani will id if delivered . Capitol it* | | | OST—On the 11th inst., a long, narrow, thin | 4 MEMORANDUM BUOK, with’ black leather cover and strap fas‘eniog; sipposed to hare been | dropped from a cari iage on the Capitol and 1ith street, or on lith street | finder will be rewarded on leaving it at 499 7th at , | =D by THOMAS BLA Penn. avenue, between The fe 12 3t* REWARD.—Hired on the 7th, instant, to a man calling bim:elf Thompson, said that he was well known in the ci‘y.)adun HORSE, about 14 hands hig! a lonely saddleand horse to + he anbscribe: Stout built, years old, with idle. Any one returning said r’s hotel, 325 O street, will reeeive the above reward. fe 12 3t* _JOSEPH BEASLEY. — HERE WAS BROUGHT TO THE STABLE OF the subscriber by subscriber, @ high and aged about 6 mation I cculd obtain horse bas been stolen tight bay A a boy, in the absence of the y HOR-E, about 15 hands years. Fromall the infor- i have reason to believe the The owner of the above de- scribed horse will please come forward, prove property, pay charges at Kalc fe 12-3t* and tak» him away EDWARD PHILLIPP, Tama Hospital, near the city boundary. LO8taiertsrte morning, a CANARY BIRD, 4 bright yellow;and a fine singe: by returning it to No. well rewarded, 36 Missouri avenuc, will be fe'Il-2t* | FROUND—A small, br. PONEY, with a black streak down his back; with a rope around his neck, The owner of the above property will come rove property, pay charges and take him browe property P8Y THOMAS LAND Jefferson st , Georgetown, forward, way, “feli-st* No. 30 S10 oritelen trom Q& gTay the distem per and the scratches, aad marked No, 561 Ninth st., _ fe 11-5t* note: werd will be given, i! BARKER'S Stand, REWARD UPON DELIVERY. OS8T—Yesterday mornin, MONEY. consistin, .inthe Navy Yard Navy Yard Market. Strayed my stable, on the 5th inst, MARE, between 3 andsyearsold She has seruff in her tail; also the Sen JAS. 0. C. HOSKIN, Island, in Wallack Row, the Sth inst. of three 919 Tri arket A suitab f returned to Mr. GE re- RGE fe 10-3t* FOusD Betray on the sth instant. pair of MULES, which ing at 833 6th street charges and take them away. fe 10-3t* the owner can have by apply- wharf, prove property, pay J. 8. OHANNEAY, _ r REWARD —Strayed yesterday, a light tan $5 Thier Frank Any person returning Pup favor and receive the rew: JOHN fe 10-St* with fancy watch chain around his neck ; answering to tle name of ab ve dog will confer a ‘art H, MILLS, 534 Pa. av. the abo’ The finder, | between Dand E sts. | j i | NCON, Feb. 16th, same hour AUCTION SALES, See ae cae ;00D3 “rt of ‘and for the poring Rae aoe cash, at the #ts. et in tl th lic sale for by Joun B hb and Jor ,on ti Penn he city ot ing, ip part, as follows, viz et Galt Bkinn, lot Ter case Skins, =? Large lot Medicine's ke Fit ot tote ree ine 2 boxes Pin, lot of Bitches, Jl case of Shoes, lot Cofee, Lot Lead Pipe. 1 barrei Pork, Lot Coperas_ lot Gin. ‘ Até o'elock p. m., at the foot of 6th street wharf, on tae Potomas i “Pride” bee tackl ‘and tural to wi sacks Of Ane Balt'and alot of Used Bisse, ve iS WaLpD LAMSON, fe 12-ata U.S. Maretial By J. 0. Mc@UIRE & 00. ADDITIONAL SALE OF VALUABLE Cor. TAGE AyD Buitoing Sites arsaceyt To W inctos —On WEDNESDAY APTER sOON, Febra- ary lith at4 e'clock, at the Aueti: shall sell, without reserve, eighteen Dulldiog Lets, frostiag — #0 feet on a ith at us yo indary street, and rann’ back about 21 feet to Eighth an ae ae eee a . cob taining abo bh, i adapted for Cottae sites or Truck Gardens. This isa portion of the fa: by Brown, situated on the boundary o: terminus of the Seventh street P; Rail- road. remaining unsold from the recent offeri . A plat of the grounds nay be seen at the count: ing rooms of the auctioneers. vtms: One-third in cash; the remainder ing and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of for his own use. The lot fronts troston the premi . fe6 Prev}. U. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Sa = &7- THE ABOVE SALE IS Pos snes. Gun eatin consequence of the rain. until MONDAY AER |. Pereore im oo nonle pees NOON, Feb. 6th, same hour and place Dares OF ee eee rere 0 sell for the fer? "(Rep.] "JC" McsU IR & CO., Aucts. | PATpOte Of removing to . By J, 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers fo84 {Rep} J.C. MeGUIRE & 00 , Aucts EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUAB ;BEMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE OITY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ERNOON, Fed. lith, at 4 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we abati sell the following valuable Lots viz: Lots No. 1.2.3 and 5, in oprare No. 37, frontiz, each &4 feet 8 inches on morth L street, between and 2th streets. These lots are very desirably lo- ares Sanding purposes, and have pavements i front. ao 23 o > ys Lot No 11, im Bauare . * | alley of 18 feet Tish 8h of 4 fel with the = Hots No. 7and8, in Square No. $7, fronting on | provement. which iss two-story = ‘Uth street, between Land M strests: watpr aod ning four zooms. This property ix situated om Pipes are laid. Lots is im proved tye good oriek ‘ane Stable for five horses and carriages. 7 . Lot No. 1, Square No. 5i-cormer L street and New fe 1M __GREEN & WITLTAME. Avots, Bampshire avenue; pavements laid ~ All the above eligibly situated with gs0d drain- FUTURE DAYs. — — the passenger railway on Pennsyiva- By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Awots Also, Lot 27, Square 76, on 2ith street, near West OOKS, FUBNITURK, ac., Market; paveinent laid, J At elie aoe = eo in front of our 8 26 Seventh street, o'clock a. m.. « col! 2 Kursell on Crimes, two volumes, ‘i = Stephens commentaries, tour volumes, Tucker's Binckstoue, two volames, Opinions of Attorney Generals of the United States. two volumes, Ebelton’s Practice, one volume, Renpington on Ejectment one volume, Williams? Abridgement-four volumes, Congressional Glo-e, four volumes, Cr itty on the Law of Nations. one volume, g réper's Institutes, o Lot 23, Bquare 160, on M street, near 20th st, Lot No.1, Square No. 1,967. Whole of Square No. 143, containing 3,308 feet Terms: One-thi ish; the remainder in 6. 12 and JS mepths, wi nterest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises fe5-d (Rep.) J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Ancts, 87 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in conseqvence of the rain, until MONDAY AFTER- lace fel2 [Rep.] J. ©. McG ines co., Aucts By J. C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auctione rs QALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on to +) Istaxp.—On TUESDAY. the 34 day of Febra- ary, 183, at 4 o’cloek, weshall offer for sale at pub lic auction, on the pr+ mises, lot numbered ten, (10) in square numbered two hundred and sixty-eight, tronting fifty (5) feet on 13th street west, at the corner of D street south, by adepth of seventy (70) en, Ma, istrate’s Guide, one volume, Greenleaf on Kvidence, one Roberts on Frauds, one volume) Every-Bodics Lawyer, one volume, Archbeld’s Criminal Pleading, ene volume, American . aw of Homicide, cne volume, volume, b Newland on Contracts, one feet, ten (10) inches, containing 3,541"; square feet. Stark on Evidence volume, Also lotnumbered eleven (Il)ingsmesquare,front. Sum of the Laws of kngised, one volume, ing fifty (50) feet on said 13th street, between D Bsilments, one volum Wilkinson on Replevin. one volume, Chr ty on Bills, cne volume, Gilbert on Demizer. one volume, scob's Law Dictionary Wi b many other Miscellaneous Books. ALSO— An excellent assortment of Purpiture, viz: Fine wood Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, ce. Plush covered Sofa and Ottomans, Walnut, Dining and other Ohaira, Tables, Hair, and otk er Mattresses, Festher Pillows, fine Brussels and other Carpets, end B Lepr Cooking and other Sioves, avd street south and Maryland avenue, containing 4,1413; square feet, . Terms: One-half cash, the residue in six and § monte. SS ae to be secured by s eed of trust upon the property. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, Title guarautied. jaws-d [Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BF THE ABOVE SALE I3 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FFIDAY AFL ERNOON, 6th inst., same hour and piace. fe4-d [Rep.] J, C. MCGUIRE & CO., Anucts. @? THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTAER POST- poned. on account of the rain. until WEDNESDAY China, © lass ery Ware, ee eenouE, Feb. 11, same hour,at the AUCTION With —— other . ies which we deem unneess- ome. a fer a J.C McGUIRE & O0., Auets. prane eneh. kr are Terins eash, ix greenbacks or gold, if weare com- pelled to take it. fe 11-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. UO 8. MARSGAL'S SALE OF PRIZE _ | the Ualied Biset aod or me pect Galese mi ‘ein a - bia, I wid sell at Public Sale tore +b, at the -tore BF THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. poned, in consequence of the rain, until MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 16t.. same hour and piace fei2 [Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & © ucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. peso OF COLUMBIA. Wasatnatow Covs- TY, To-wit :—1, John D. Clark, a Justice of the Peace in and for said county. do hereby cervify tiat Jobn Volk, of said county, brought before me asa stray, which he took up at large, sorrel HORSE, about 14 ds high blaze face; arked en m: bridle when taken. Given ona ae bth of February, 1363. ;,about I years old, with a the shoulder with gear: had : der my hand this CLARK, J.P. The owner can have the above described horse by roviny roperty and provi HN VOLK. at the fe 6 law3w corner 0th st. ying charges. he lackenitn eed wesi and B + Washington, FOR SALE AND RENT. CHANCE TO IN ® number of Houses for sale, r: $600 to $5,000 offering a ‘Te i2-eo1t*} v VREST.—The subscriber has ing in value ood ehance te in- SyM ‘T DRURY Fe SALE $30 will purchasea RESTAURANT, with a Be, a good cas on the fe 12-3t TICE. FOR SALE OR TRADE. wa BUILDING LOTS of ted in this city, acres of good ata of Mrs. Ge: betwr no. J.P. 0. een 12th and 13th r and Tol bacco Store attached, do- in business. Rent verylow, Must be rold. as the proprietor eapnot attend to it. preimises, corner 14th and Apply P ste. E. F. MITCHELL. .— Several round, well loca je price. Teasonsb| , 120 good farming, well timbered Land, well located in the West. in ea vicinity. Inquire VAN 3, on horth M st., ats. west. fe 12-3t* AND FOR SALE —A lotof fine rae, situated 01 4 one mile beyond the Old Soldie! Chureh road, tain 4 acres, and in t! district, It izadmirablyndscted to gardening. or far bee rica pur) is offered at a enquire ef Dr. LN cen Tith and 32th ate, rivate sale. For OBLE, 2753; Po. fe l-at* ARKET GARDEN FOR RENT.—A first-class MARKET G AaRD with a good to twenty acres, reoms, just compl The BN , containing from twelve new House, with four ‘ound is already ploughed and is in good poeais - pd ae A woe re apie ply to the subscriber, 435 Sixth street, between and F sts., whe may be found at heme, generally, early in the morning, or at ti ser he ‘clock. Or apply to J. P. BARTHOLOW tone HUB Tate Warchoure: 358 7th at, {OR #ALN—A BUSINESS, to payat presen’ th. Te ft ED cash. Eoguife at the Star OMee, “feil St of sd FURNISHED € ROOMS, suitable for single entlemen, and one suitable for a gentleman and wife, at 44 B street, near 7th st. fe 11-4t* 'O LEF—A two-: BRICK HOUSE, (fur- nished,) located at 315 @ street. Information can be obtained on the premises. fe 13-3t*__ RICK HOUSE AND LOT, WITH FOUR ms and uated om Green st., between Gay ellar for sale, im Georgetown, sit- and Dunbarton 7 piece. Inquire at 319 13th street, between Mand fe 11-6t* ‘OR SALE—For “green backs ., three Brick Dwelling H feet of vacant grourd.on the corner of avenue and 6th street and near the District C3 for academy cr ‘culd prefer to sell being needed. saree or ree’ ste. Apply 524 I street north. ”’ that block of (OUSES, with 4,000 eo est, op) yoo) Rablic mall, rmory. A desirable proper- arcing house of any sort. the whole together; money lao, three commodious Bri north, between 6th and 7th letter or im person, to B, MILBURN, fe 12 6t VALUABLE FARM ed will sell upon ‘the Turnpike road, ie Bladeosburg, direct a vi John © Alau ‘There is anew House, pl jcinit; r if des Sie to sell is ci the estate of eur late eit im* Bz — BRIOK BUILDING. FORINT, ta ony ahi corner ti, boow Bennetts es, Esq., an i a ee, ta. The farm contains acres of land, F state of iamdepinat tela o the cultivation aa fruit, taste! leasant ated several of the Hneet building sites ‘The urishing young 8} pears, cherries. sorieots, 1e, of Washingten. it will be divided, Wi jer tothe Settling the business FOR SALE.—The uréer- & Valuable FARM, situated , leading from W. iy the in 130 to 140 of which isin a good liarl; to tt place, and also 1h the'Districe, an r- ebbtoe sot on of &c.; . the is 6 will be sold on- a! co! mm the “ERE ei, pow oocwplst * fe 0-3t* Tok A..” Btar Office. Tera eee re oe OUSE FOR RENT AND 2YBNITORE For BALK ~A large and com at dina contra) Hows house. aita- Eaatare for fait, Adit 0. BA ier 108, ‘RUSTEES’ SALE OF BUILDING LOTS EAST formerly occupied by J. Clag- tt, on Pern- or THE Capitol —Gn WEDNESDAY AFTER- 7. is avenue, between 9th aid fth etr ia NCON, February llth, at 4 o'clock, at the Auction of . D. C..cn MONDAY, Rooms of Jas. C. McGuire & Co.. by virtue ofa | J6th day of February. instant. i383. co omenciag at deed of trust from John Bugland, dated May 21, | ‘clock a. m_, the cargoof tre schooner “Ha ap- 1839. and duly recorded in liber J.'A.S , No. 17%, | ton,” comprising, in ot es follows, viz: folios 476, et neq..one of the land records for Wash- | Lot Ready-made Olothes, lot Hoop #kirts, ington county,1 shall séll part of lot No. i3,in | Lot Mourning Calico, lot Dart Calico, square No. 853, fronting 24 feet on north I street, | Lot Mourseline de Lai: . lot Bisek Jottons, between 6th and 7th streets east, rapning back 144 | Lot Browr Cottons, lot Plaid Oottons. feet to a 30 foot alley. | Lot Canton Flannel, lot White (ali wool) Flannel, Terms cash, Lot Cashmere, Int Alpaca, wees URUUE TE, | Ei Rig Set ore 20 fe . ©. Me -, Aus he . - ooien Lo) = . a | Lot Coton, Woolen, and other Hosiery; ®7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in | Lot Sewing Si'k, lot Epool Cotton, consequence of the rain, until MONDAY, Feb. 16, | Lot Pins. lot Linen and Sitk Handkerebiefs, same hour and place | Lot Rlack and White Sewing Thread, THO. J. FISHER. Trustee. Lot Worked Collars, and fe1z [Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. Lot Gentiemen’s Wooien 8 sirts, —a | =a FOE, SALES UNITED CITIES, COTTAGE | Vit feats Peper SITFS.—Por sale, United Cities Co’ Sites, | [Ct kolifi\ed Lye lot Candies, in front of and occupying all the rising and elevated | [ot Raisipa, lot Fancy Soap, eror at Annapelis Junction, embracing (70 asres | Tot Mu: lot Cheese, (im less;) abundance of pring water; laid | Lot Roda. lot Molasses, out @e per the lithographic tin 3 0 duilding lots | Tot Salt. lot Whisky, 100 feet front. 20 feet , on five avenues each 8) | LotZinc. and lot Sugar. feet wide; brick mansien, outbuildings, dc. Bix A traineef cars to and six trains of cars from Washing- | Lot Gent emen’s Boots Shoes, ton and Baltimore cities daily. Also, two trains of | [ot Ladies’ Bootees and Bhoes, care from and two trains of cars to Annapolis city | Lot @bildren’s Bootees. and lot Felt Hats, gers sthunepalisdunction in froutotandattvess: | A large lot of Medtiee- ers atAnnapolix Junction, in fronto! en- rance to the United Oities Cottage Sites. Comin: a! WARD H. LaMOW, tation tickets inued by railroad company ateay (32 | _ fo 10-dkds U_ 8. Marshal for D.@: rapnum. i¢ cen’ orunion mt ai-dhs rom the three cities, 19 miles toand from Washi By Jig MCGUIBE & 00. Auctioneers. ton city, 19 miles to and from Annapolis city, PRREMPToRY BALE OF T AL miles to and from Baltimore city, with railroad fa Buitpise SON THE ISLAND, NEAR oR cillties, telegraph a: 4 post office, i Cuvacn.— URSDAY, . ote beautiful and healthy portions o} ° on the inducements to the n of business of either of the three cities (with a social circle drawn from each city) fur a cottage heme, and must commend itself to the enterprise of capitalists ax an invent- ment or speculation. The United Cities Land Company was chartered by the Maryland isia- Sorcerers amen pee ‘ites. Title ins le rms Ti le terms &e acarear JOHN B.'WILSON, Agent 8g ities Land Company, northwest co’ Howard and Camden sts., Baltimore, Md. fel St G002 FARMING LANDS, in Monona County, y owa,for sale, or exchange for Washington | ‘operty.” Apply at 363 E street, or address Box poe Post Omer. : fe6-Iw* OR SALE—An elegant and well located FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooma, with ue Zara and cut butldings, pump o ‘itchen. For ticu! enquire of B. M. JOHN- eee Ninth st., opposite Centre Market. fe 6 lw* At PRIVATE SALE—A very handsome FARM, turppire contain- more or less, aad admit of division’ fetes or three handsome and well watered farms. ita fine aad orchard frame dwe! barn rnlag sf auccllent water beuse Bor iJ further information note xo resides on the 5 fe 4-eose? zB. $e 23-3awSw as rf ; La Sar aga eS 411 RIA, Jaucanr. —By, Ae RSH See tee isbing aon ae " eniaaton, ' pe Sil Be pecoivea in pore, or by fetter directed to. Neo. 8T., Hanpi, meat Box No. 31° 088 BORERTR’* | where he isprepsred to give his attention te the $0 ne ee Ten Wockineien iwol qe Rat had tualve years: experience in the Speedy cure inall cases of Diseases, and ef | weereteee seem lmtatems abt, | CAVALRY BOOTS? CAVALRY noofst_ | Gree ea a ae 7 be Also.a assortment Se tira Bs jeecamnianmmncnads ey and jo chifaren in the house, — s § i Pr TT & 00. PORTABLE GALVANIZED BOPC ETT SON PIE BARERY, AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES! k th handa full assortment of store ote hen Oa to 9, Declasive, which, are sufficis fc enpaatty t0 baie brent, itary enyare SS used by the U. | 8. Army. Send for print Ripa & CO., ja 23-6teo 39 Light street, Baltimore. j s.-F._i18s6co._=.. DRAKE'S PLANFATION BITTERS, Exhausted nature’s great restorer. A delight- © 908 Broadway, New Y: 00 O00 ees a ek ist Bees anes ecle-eoly 0. B. SRWELL Pregrieter. i fe7-