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If there is man who may eat his bread at
peace with God and man. it is that man who
has brought that bread out Of the earth by his
own honest industry. 1t is cankered by no
fraud-it is wet by no tear--it is stained by no
blood 3sGt
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then. You will confer favor BY giving it place
in I the Standard B.
THE WING SHIP.
AIR.-Star Spangled Banner.
In the sky of our hope there was gathering gloom,
And boding Of tempest, our bark to sweep under
While we heard all around the rc-echoing boom,
Which roar'd 1sop the throat Of political thunder.
And the ocean waves roll like mountain on high.
(Oh, say, can our patriot vessel withstand
The Storm, that now sweeps DER the and the land
Like seabird, she goes DER the foam crested wave,
Not reef dims the beauty her sails are displaying;
She mann'd with crew, frank and noble as brave,
All the love Of her noble commander repaying
Her flag floats afar on the uppermost spar, All
IT'S the glorious Stripes, and the luminous Star,
And the motto it bears, on its fair azure fold,
Is FEEEDoM and RIcnr for ttt dauncss and bold ~
Sail ahead cries the watch with his keen eagle eye
Ills the enemy's craft, with their black banner
flying:
Every man. then. to arms 7" was the captains reply
And their eyes fash'd the fire that was bright and
undying;
There they stood, firm and true with their foe firm
in view,
And each piled his broadsde, that each might subdue
Then say, midst the thunder and crashing Of spars
Will the patriot ship wave triumphant her stars
Hark, again to that broadsde which rings from our
deck,
Lo! the enemy's ship idly floats on the ocean!
Her hull, masts and spars, we have changed to a
wreck,
As we fought the good fight in our high-soul'd
Ever true to our cause, we shall win the applause
Of the noble and good, who love order and laws.
And the Wing ship in glory shall sweep DER the sea-
And our union and triumph IMMORTAL shall be
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TIME ANGLO-AMERICAN.-T undersigned,
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WASHINGTON, D. G. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1913.

D ULED CAP AND LETTER FOR 81 so PER
LII REAM.--For sale, ruled cap and letter paper
at 81 so per ream cheap blank and memorandum
books Russia quilts; copy books; and cheap school
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE WIG STANDARD.

TO THE EDITOR THE WING STANDARD.
Sin: The following piece Of poetry, though written
and published during the canvass Of 1910, contains
SO much true sentiment and poetry that should like
to see it published again 1t is applicable now as
then. You will confer favor BY giving it place
in the Standard B.
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PROSPE CTUS.

THE undersigned, believing that cheap daily
II Wbig newspaper at the seat OF Government
4c,lld prove valuable auxiliary to the Wing cause
aai ng the approaching Presidential contest, will
rnblish, on the first Monday in November nert,
borough and decided Wing paper, entitled,
III He WING STAN d Ar D,
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.

TUESDAY, February Ia, lsi3
Present as yesterday
No. 25 John Lloyd u.s. George s. Hough in error
TO the Circuit Court Of the United States for Alexan-
dria.
Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of this
court, affirming the judgment Of the said Circuit
Cour, IN this cause with costs.
No % NJ. A. Conner, plaintiff in error, Us. Hen
ry Bradley and wife.
The argument Of this cause was commenced BY
Mr. Brent for the plaintiff in error, and continued by
MIR Bradley for the defendant, in error, and 10y Mr.
X J Bren, for the plaintiff in error
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PASTRY AND FRENCH COOK FROM PARIS.
MONSIEUR ALEXANDRA respectfully informs
lNl the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington that
he has commenced the above business, and is now
re adv to make French dishes and Pastry of all kinds
for families wishing TO be supplied he cooks dinners
for private families, and suppers at the shortest no.
tce on very reasonable terms. lie has located him
self at Madame Bihlor's corner Of = and l4th
Streets where he can always be found ready to re-
ccive orders.
Mr. Alexandra would be very glad il six or eight
gentlemen would form themselves INTO club, where
he would try his art He could procure for that pur-
pose parlor and diniug-room at Madame Bhlers.
Ice Cream, Jellics, Charlotte Russo, and in fact
| every article in his line
Two Parors and two Bed rooms TO lei cheap. In
oure as above. feb I4-3t
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LEMON CRACKERS.
VIZ + offer to the public this morning new article
w in the Cracker line, which we fatter ourselves
is superior TO any thing heretofore in the market
We respectfully solicit our friends to give them a
trial -
THO. IIAVENNER & SON,
street, between a. and 9th streets.
We also offer Water Butter, Sugar, Soda, and
Dyspepsia Crackers, and Pilot and Loaf Bread, o
the very best quality.
feb at i. III. n son.
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GRAND EXHIBITION!
FOR FIVE NIGHTS.
Commencing Monday, Feb. 18th, and every evening
except Tuesday,
AT CARUsfs SALOON.

IS SIGNOR BLITZ, Professor of Thaumatur-
GIGS has the honor TO nfoi the ladies and gentle
men of Washington and its vicinity, that he will give
an Entertainment above stated and he trusts that
from the unanimous appreciation conferred on his
performances in twenty -four States of the Union by
all classes of society that he will merit continuance
of that patronage which il has been his pride to
knowledge and his study to deserve.
Signor BLITZ create more laughter and
amusement, during his performance, than any other
Professor. lie can produce, from small quantity
Of Bird Seed the choicest Sugar Pums and Bon
Bons for the Ladies. He can also obtain from
NOTHlNG-an abundance of the choicest Fruits,
Sc Sc for his Fair Visitors.
The DEcEpTIoss will defy the most penetrating
eye the hand in every instance will eude the closest
observer and will afford convincing proof that the
Enchanters of old exercised powerful influence over
the people by the introduction of their marvellous
experiments.
The AMrsEMENTs will illustrate the Art. and Mys-
teres of the Ancient Mag clans, Hindoo Brahmlns,
Egg, ptian Sorcerers and Indian Jugglers.
The Stage will be decorated and resemble the
Mystic Halls of the Cabalistc Art, in which will be
displayed Signor Bitzs extensive Cabinet.
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Admission 50 cents-Chdren half price. ticket
to admit two Ladies and Gentleman 81.
To commence at half past O'Clock, and conclude
at half past 9.
Tickets may be obtained at thu Bookstores OF
Messrs Fisher, Taylor, and Farnham.
nS Private Performances and Lessons given to
parties at their houses, application TO Signor b.,
from whom may be purchased variety of Family
Amusemen,s, also instructions in Ventriloqusm.
feb list
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NOR RENT.--A comfortable and genteel two
i story brick dwelling house situated on 18th street
near Pennsylvania Avenue, at present occupied by
MIR c. c. Ames Immediate possession given. For
terms, apply to Mrs c. ALEXANDER,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
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The Evenings Entertainments will conclude with thu
celebrated
DANCE OF DINNER PLATES ON A TABLE
Accompanied by Music.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city
Feb. Is, l643.
srPersons inquiring for letters in the following
list will please say they advertised.
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A CARD.

rJ,UE undersigned respectfully, but most earnestly
requests all persons indebted to him prior TO
sa3 10 call at his store and settle their accounts be-
fore the 9Th day Of March, as he viii be constrained
,bongh with great reluctance to place all debts, with
an, d;stnotion then outstanding, in the hands OF an
officer for collecton--a prompt settlement o' 'hem
being indispensable. ,y r,Sc,pp
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Leave Jacksonv every Thursday Il 6 mi ar
r,e al Spring Place next Saturday by 6pm.
3i02 From Troupyille TO Suwannee Springs, Fla,
90 miles and back, once week.
Leave TIoupville every Monday AT o M arrive at
Suwannee Springs next day by i2m
Leave suwannee Springs every Tuesday - p nj
arrive al Troupville next day by 7 m.
34O3 From Waresborough to Mount Pleasant, 80
miles and back once weeI.
Leave Waresborough every Friday al mi afnve
at Mount Pleasant same day by p u.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Saturday, at a nj
arrive at Waresboro same day by 6 pm.
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NSADAY PERFORMANCE, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, for the accommodation
of Families.
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VIZ ASHINGTON CITY CORPORATION
w STOCK for sale by
JOHNSON s. CALLAN,
Feb 7-3t street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS s. SHOES.
TIME subscriber, preparatory to change IN hrs
bnsiness il induced TO offer bis present stock OF
Goods on hand at the following prices. The pubic
nv comparison, will see the great saving they can
/ - he NV giving him a call.
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During the Evening Signor BLIrz will introduce
VENTRILOOUISM.
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JOHN SEXSMTTH,
Penn. Avenue, between 9th x 10Th SIS
feb lt-3t
HNGTTFKREOTYP PORTRAITS AND MIN
DIhTUREs with the latest Improvements N
coloring taken at the P6oogrsPhl o., " oTns Sy
Bnildmss' wv GEORGE WEST.
pictures takenin cloudy weather. iep
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and .ois the sduies and consent ef the Senate.
JAMES l.. EpwAaDs, Commissioner Of Pensions, rs
appointed.
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demonstrate the existence OF high spirit OF libs-
raiily.
The question was then taken on the motion W
print and il decided in the negative.
personal explanation took place between
Messrs. GwR, j. THomrsos, and dRAseLA, WAN
regard 10 former debate ON the subject OF the Mis-
sssippi bonds.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mail. of the Uni
Il tod States from the lst of July 1913, TO the 30th
OF june, 1871, in Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, md Georgia, will be received at the Con
tract Ohice Of the Post Office Department, in the
Cay of Washington, until 3 O'Clock, p. M, Of tho
day OF May on the Routes AMI in the malner aud
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"The undersigned -- guarantees that - II
his bid for carrying the mail from - to - be
accepted by the Postmaster General, -- shall en-
ter into obligation prior to the lst day of July
next with good and sufficient suretes to perform the
service proposed.
90 Dated --n
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Is The bid should be sent under seal, addressed 10
the First Assistant Postmaster General, with Mail
Proposals in the State Of -" written on the face
of the letter and should be despatched in time to be
received by or before the 18th April next at 3
O'Clock, p m.
I6. The contracts are 10 be executed before the
# July next
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feb I5-3taw3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
BY ROBERT SEARS.
Aided b. the writings of celebrated Biblical Schol
ars and other learned persons, who have made
the Scriptures their study.
Two Volumes In One.

u Literature, pofane and sacred, will behere united with
the printing and engraving produce OF the most
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By Horace GREELEY.

The work Of Mr.. ATKINSON of tbs most instuc
tive and admirable that has vet appeared the important
and difficult subject of Political Economydcult, not so
much in its IN the of its laws as IN the
nlicaon of those laws the dissimar complicated vary
ing circumstances of different nations and periods The
law, educed BY Mr. Atkinson just clear vital
and vet so strangely overlooked by those who aroate to
themselves the title the Political Economists in day.
and who resolve all Political Economic Science into doing
rohjucof whose universe Somnus Is God-and VINO eie
, IN. maxim Of the counter Buy where you cheapest
RI the summit of aainabe wisdom and craftsmanship In
b ayes the cheapest possible production-coin being the
perr;nc standards the great end of human effort and he
Who is outs,pPed the headong is doomed TO rum
,n5 starvation BY the law of enviou strife and depressing
rompson which they basphemousy represent the 81
a of Providence These the views put forth BY the
pcal Economists enhroned in Colleges and senates,
. liberal and enlightened AT least, these the inevitable
s,, from those views II needed that the spacious
fl,cs put forth BY these teachers should be crutnzed and
co,rted and this has been done mastery manner by
Mr. Atkinson As elementary treatise Political Econ
omv-as rsstaon OF the doctrines of Free Trade heo-
s-pothin equal his work has appeaed either
lido nc the Atlantic TIC th. friends Of American Industry
therefore, and all who regard the trade the skill exper'-
Of the Working Man his PROPERTY his OF live
bood in the possession of which Government bound TO
cure and him precisely does the porsescr OF
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rubc necessity manifest public advantages demand con-
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activity and prosperity the great Industrial Interests OF the
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q There no article III the world better cslcu lated 70
check Diah and Bowel comp amt than Jennings Aedi-
Gated Darhea Candy 1t made OF the asrinsen veg
etables and compounded for the sake Of
and will positively His Worm Candy also made OF
vegetables and has been known fail bringing away
worms and probably bstte article oriSnaed-
being very chien will AWAY enough of them
rcace the effect Mothers 10 II that Won purchase
package for your children Ii may the of saving
life.
street also $50 Boweiy 2 Hudson Greenwich street,
and III sh Avenus cor OF l2lst street. Harlem, n. Y
NJ labons Man wants employment atany thing which
and can tsks hold heaI.ily Apply at zoe Chae aus 2W
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OFFICIAL. 20,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington. Aug. 8 lo+

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington Aug. :, ls+ 10,
Ramm Lon S,ncbcz F.o. u S. Consul st Carthagena,
New Grenada that by iaw OF Congress OF New ufela-
d. date The of A" , las' :ae eean
70 III. ci,y Of CarthaCena, II is provided, that
from the first day september 1873 to the 2lst Of August
1853 all the eao"[ imported for The szpesi eGnsn%r
:; sruyaent to (s4 50 four dollars and lightly
four cents per barrel esa than that article pays at present
which is S. 90 per barrel
r same lsw provides that all vessels foreign and nation
coming direct port of Cafhagena after The said fist
Of september 1913 and FOR the period above stated
shall be exempt from paving tonnage duty, entry aud an
chorage Al other port charges Will pc eHacted as hereto
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FLOUR AND MEAL-This has been wet day and
!asiueny the transactions IN Flour have been limited
are without much change, although the lowest grades
ealgsn are Cd higher to-day 81: to some extent We
yss tennessee So with occasional sales I'd less. parcel
NN obs good brand, of which 200 had been slightly Wet
%N 49,. Ohio and Michigan, common brands, are
fslsl: We believe there is little any TO be had to-day
sale Of too bbls Gunesee, deliverable within
we Weeks, was made at l25 Nothing doing in New-O:-
s VI Southern We hear Of no sales, excepting 800 bs
:e!wiae for lserf France, private bargain and 800
South America at .; Georgetown we quote 50
@ Howard-street %; Richmond Country 70, nominal
~ Flour . plenty AID without change 100 bbs sold at
- ont oil store. Jersey Meal 81 -modesate demsnd-
a o. 500 bbls Byandy wne a. g. and so hhds do AT S4
sa Shorts cents-scarce. Ship Suits = l0-inore
okAlN-There is not much Whevt offering, nearly all
stock here being held much above the of buyers.
OF no sales Rye is scarce but not brisk at the adj
ese rates We notice sales 1900 bushels Csc slip
The week past 5000 bushels have been bought for dis
g al Hartford at 90 cents part 10 arrive We hear
sohnS DONG In Corn excepting 1000 bushels heated \.
Ssaas at455, weight cargo Of Southern is Offering
h River IS worth 90 81 cents, measure. Oats rs 20
n.sot brisk.
"AlSkY-We notice further sales 100 STATE Prison bbls
Cents, and 80 do superior at pa. Drudge is held at
SCENTS and sale Of IS casks vas made a, 23 deliverable
n, month.
0LS-The cargo Of the Gel; at Sag Hafbor 400 bbls
sds Whale has changed hands private terms, probably
cash. This price would show advance OF lc per GAL
&C For home 300 bh', not prime, sold SO. Crude
m Continues to advance 1900 bbs having changed
acs IS 90 cents unbeached Winter Strained III lots
hnands u.s. and Fall 20 cent; months. Linseed very
@ 5000 GALLONS, cry made in casks aud bbs, sold lots
~ 81 Cents and English in lots, So, all cash At New
@ the sales Sperm for the week 200 bb a; 6
and 200 80 1t was reported that sale
@ eeet made Nantucket II cents Sales OF 600 bbls
sa Sea Whale s3ic anc 900 sbls w at 35c, cash
- aFrea, on Tuesday last SOC bbs Sperm balance War
= cargo sold Csc cash Now only about l20o obli
Pm oilia market. No Whale Oil Nhalebone III the
%, The imports into the United States for July were
shslebone
aMAAL EBoNE- Buyers are no, disposed to opers,e at
a es dem snded by holders w. only have to notice
s q 1000 lbs South Sea, for export s5c, cash.
u'aFke, is very quiet there being little or nc
81 ,sty trade
pMP-We notice sales within few days Of 400 bales
~;S SIC ~ SO.
last notice 5000 lbs Yellow have
ss cargo of the Horato offered auction
, ~, 5sa nearly all the Greens sold The company was
,as competition good and the prices were fully equal
s 'aiss excepting for Blacks, which were withdrawn
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after few chops were sold to &c decline on the last
sale Skin did not do well other Green's and were stop
ped Imperial and Gunpowder sold better than an,ci-
pated We understand that arrangements have been made
to have sale every Wednesday for month TO come
PROTISIONS-A sale OF Prime Pork 600 bbis, Jas been
made terms made public The quotation IS Q 50 -
Sales 80 200 bbs Mess II IS. This description IS nov
difficult find II -. Nearly the whole stock oil oid IS
enquiry We notice sales $50 bbs at SIC Kegs inactive