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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
GEO RGt'TOWN ADVER'MTS

Snn APPLES.
.'Hc DBLS. PRIME APPLES, Baldwin = Green
inss, &c, now Landing ffcm SCHOONER Sylvester
Gesner. and Ter sale by JOHN T. DEALL,
ia i6-:t~ No. ~ " ster ct, eieorsrtowa
100 Bills. CIDER
EUV 5h bbIs MACKEREI in quarter aud half
harre!s. For sale BIZ JOHN J. BSALL.
ia ;e Sc No. ~ Water at 0sorRetoEn.
A PpLEa P0TAFOFS AND CIDRR-raao
n Barrels APFLES. SO Barrels Jackson White
White POTATOES, and 100 Barrels prime CIDER
which will be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers
J. u. WATERS
10 ; COW 100 Water ST.. G-cfseton, d. G.
lAMEs q. SLCHS
CELEBRATED
"A MILf FLOUR
We having the sole agency for the above Justly
famed Family Flour, are now prepared TO supply
the trade in any quantities tasy may dasIre
Families will And the above Flour 1t ali stores In
Wsship Eton and Georgetown
HARTLEY BROTHER
S. and GO Water STREET,
dsy I'm 4eorsesown, D. q.
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ArTrSrioT, Soldiers and others aaua-itsnh
oift ~ your only hope. Curns any easo Of private
somptains. In from two 70 four days. II yoe would
% saved rem long M ferinS aud spsedy donth
sont fail - ayati yoursslves Of this remedy 4 he
senaFitan . Root and Herb Juices il tha ONLY
sf'ec Hal Tsns.y for and dis-ssS, vsicL hSvs
been treated With mercury. Take OF this purifyins
remedy and b permAnes tly cured See Cd yarhse-
nent In anct4ef sciu mn - kW
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On. DUPoHrb -Eusar eos,.d vsn.. p..,,..;,.
rIS arc tAe cen esa ~ Thew opsrats s,Mdif1
40 tFe0trsv, AID esng coated create no uaa-
uEon the nost delicate stomach. A trial OF
fiis Will prove their ,srerso, is err ali
rice Sox. Sole hy g. G, yord corner ittS
Cook, Alexandria
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ClIsrAooRA's HA,l rYs

FER Gil We desire 30 have the color q ta.Ir s.ir
e.enses "in sanity. certainty and rapidly, 10 any
shade they may desire
AanuAstsrsd b. J. oristadefA, As4or Heuse.
rev fo'f so!d sTsryvhere, aaa applied By ali
Hair DFesssrs ~
Price 81, o. - and % pap bs1 s>soydins 70 si.s
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CASE czDRR An OLD LAw.-This morn.
hf' Two Dung men, Francis and David Lusby,
appeared ns fore Justice Dom for trial, ha Wing
zen arr, s!ed by pa:ro!man CIiae, for hunting
% serc2y within the iimits of Washington
UehIy. be charge II made under an act OF
tAylaro, i1scs chap. 10, sec. 10, against pro-
..nihs The Lords Day. IL pro yidss that no
Erson snaii permit children, servaats, or
sIe', 10 profsns The Lords Day, BY gaming,
ssnisS, hunting. Ae," uudsr . penalty OF two
.eRored pounds of tobacco, (old Maryland
sencE,i equivsiens TO $685. for zach OF.
The Jusfic%s generally use Lasro5e -
sis boot but that gives sut aa extract from
which lsavrs Is doubtful whether the
rnlty 10 applicable 10 a. adulI. The magis-
80 Sithhoids his decision. until, by rcfcrsnco
= ne act itsslf, he can decide understandingly.
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ChHsA oohA's HAIR RbsroRArryU
inValuaeis With bis Dye 90 10 In, he n,mos.
sofine.., hs NEST beautiful slsss and s.e.s yit.t
- the Hair.
Price % senA, 81, and % per bottle, a.sordin.
q s:2s. ,.o..,-
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LibtAt NENa,
AMI ssssNfs ro-EIeRI

wIsHIEoTos THnArHR-"E Ast r.yn,,r
which hae had mo.I tuccessfrl run viii b.
uiihdTs~n after 10 night, not because our
smussmsnt-serk hers a!e tired OF IT, but IN ord,
give aes nrs1ra "a oPporsnni:y of app,a,.
Ing In oilrr rhsIariTrs. The eva, Of hi.
e the H=.hin: tn T-e-.rY h ali tha, conii :,
desired; and MIS- thastaey, Briaa Mac -,.,d
oLhrIs p-risra hrir arss In an ans xc.ptt,n AHA
msnErr
GRoVlRis TEEATHR.-MLs Marv p,o,,s,
tc-Eis hi eIs-sS oI.r OF ;hs most suco-ssfnI an
gs.rmertN ever played Ia this city. Our the
Sc s"s'e T. n@Taiiy ~ i'll lie soYr, 10 lo-. her
saa AZ H. ora cireir OF Admir-. ~ will HAIR
ia a"notnsrTnrnt If har D. parsu@e with haar,.
frli IrFTrL Her engagement IA. naan s,.aas
.st NOR bat rem II katly brilliant The
Fen"ie tLrnhItT," 18th Mia proyo.,tn t,a
coHacur OF "rsii0vynns, and " che Num-
y, '0hautaie the closing hiIi
al uns dramstxed FROM Les Miserable
next week. ''
fAEiIT!:s.-E, Brr 1T u . charming ro,a,-
s@ Ahe mems, S~ert Hoin,'' sunK nv .,.r
u IniRnt was e. doWra with nr~ t~autv ami
p'ver. Ada T-sman and Kathleen NY n
$3.50, fcse ss -re1: S:i!ity, ~ !Is t,a .,ut var:h
dothe!s and the ai::nce OF The Variety ax,.i
J. ut com rsrv sdr riser iaushins "a, M rna.t
AR 'ae "a srs. The week closes w;th al nr.
al Lett bill 80
Another exeeilaut p.-,,-,,
Sc announced ~ Canterbury to-at.nt
u y Aaris aaa Aug asia. uii, Nor,;.n~- ~,
P-nnOSef, Nellie i=Yicr, Aynrx Soutn.,i..d
H2L faIk-T. Jean Cio-ki and ali The old f,ror
i''s' maj Snd MAJ. appearing Ia ,y,JI.J
en- o. ala neEt Of sonT, dance and Ethiopi,r o..
c- uicity. Mrn gsr sim Is Constant n NJ
rtoTtS % promote TIC pleas uro OF al va, v,.i;
-" - u bur- an ne has just returned from
no" iotH ana IN iadeipnia, wher, re ass Sc
" eeg. sf N'
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Ciin CASES Onn
cUO MILITARY AND ARMY BOOTS s1O:J
On Con,ignn1ent, Jor Sale at Mnnsrac.1er', Pricss
JOHN MILLS AGENT,
MILITARY FASHIONABLE SOOTMiEER
AND DEALER IN FRENCH SHOES
Also, gent for the sale of Military and Army Boots
from four of the largest manufRctories in
weymouth, Massachusetts
have constantly on hand q large assortment OF
Eo OTIS and shoes at Wholesale and retail At anu.
farturer's prices
Cutters and Traders would do voll to call ana ex.
amino my stock he fore making their purchases
Don't forget the mum ber-j04 Pennsylvnni. ave.
tan Eeoim' JOHN MILLS, Agent.
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hp!A kVR9ss 600 ps.-ft 10 noA peeasssrv fpy
DIR: 3. A. Ian 70 enumer .ss the diffsren1 ssy,ss
s sna inds OF kaseet and Guts~ Pe.eh. mansfas
AL and glance iats :he beautiful store or list OF
eftees given oy his stt-nddats will convince any
one that bis estab shmsnt ID really tho only I.I;a
Sr1Sr, Ea|saors- and is located st 81 Pa avenue
next door 70 Hnssrs. Harper MitoLeIl's dry wuods
VI. ehcuse. h@tse en- 9Th 4na 10Th sts de sV
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wsvopIp call the att ntion Of our readers 30 the
stock Of e-.utifai -~-iry zai Silver oiatei Ware
O. - t;o.i- Stais 4js Penn avenue near ~ 8.
d advise thstr 20 invest dctiar tn ere "a S iv'
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HhSAf PEFHSrLvAHIA ROUTE, eta Has,taeeYs and
1Sas;tstt,s 70 Ia North and EesTwc srsi lea va
~ ashinstoE daily and one o. sunday-quisaa time
0w rare and sure connections Soldiers so,a
thfonsh At 9o1efn,aent rates fcc Tickle .s and fer
taer ati en- Apply st the off Great Penn
s,iyanis Route, northeast corner CT penasyiya:.i.
a'@nO@ AUD sixth st u arlington 0:.oe ..ss fro,,
> ~ IN. unta >. 70 :: or Scn-iays from TO /. n
"A .fH E.O. Eosroz, Agent
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=, Sssi.a.t. lspiA RUsvss 0osDs-Mr. q. "A.
light duh finished Coats Also dull rhish.i pom
sa9s, extr. l.r=e sises also, a lot of Bias Eas,sh
mas YorT ionS a. 81" zach also, extra long ans
ne - selling A. nsnuf.cur-rs' prices at hi- Intiis
tween 9Ih and 18th ats nc ~ ~
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iEDiA kuss1R GcODs.-TAs pIAes 20 huy yorr
nao mar Coats, LsEsin=. Camp Blankets AaYsloaks
anre.s0acks and every zrtic!s made from India
scooo-, ~ At n A. Halls !ndis Ruhher " arehouss
.saFe you can oetsin them At i.arufact.r-rs.
Srices, 81 Psnna. avspas. ketwaan Ssa and :ntA
>'oeS' 91H
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RoBBERY.-On Thursday morning some
thieves entered the dwelling of Mr. j. J. Cal
vert. on the corner Of Twenty second and
''rerts, by means OF falae keys, and carried of
a shawl: and then got in the stnr,', from which
thty took about dollar in eoppers from the
drawer, and about $50 worth OF cigars and
tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

VoLrrTIERs READ THls-For tie Deranxsrs<st OF
tie ~ Oh ,f Birt wounds Sores, Br ases
nj EIuSsicps TO Which every Voianterr 10 lianie,
t!rrr dis . safe, .niebf A. 4 saro
As EsfSwsY PiiLs and 0inem ,thoYocs Is tsstd
In tie Crir can and italia cam paisas. Only IS
cert. Per box or POT i3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

a SlASCLAR tAsK.-Antssa]s like Cdt6sA Br-
a '"7 IN ;hs 6peds .SrosidcA The rrnsrkabIe
case OF HE itoic pson, the little son Of poor
parent living ON Twenty third street near ~.
tisifs good deal .. interest and com passion
6ftr long and severe sickness, during which
"a o. 81 10. dieal al ic- OF the First Ward de.
si=Tec his case 20 re hopeless, hs has lust be-
ten 10 rro,iNe iitl" rellef after passing
Iumotr OF living Creatures rrssmbIinE catfish.
shirh moved about AMI ackd in ali rrspects
hhe frn OF mat Find Several OF the spscimens
nave DE u ssut by ti.e family to Prof Henry for
eIsDiDstion, TO ascertain the true chara ter OF
isF cTrsturs. The boy Continues To discharge
HsEIeh's OF IKE appearance. During His
whole icSHrss De nss had a voracioas aopr
TIE, While 81 TIE sans time be was becoming
tmaciait d. and he il now only q living skplsion
memo suggests TO thai II means could bs
Eot 70 employ skilifui paysicisn thu bows
s'aith might perhaps iJe restored Thosa VINO
nov BIN FerreseHt him to De a boy OF bright
kals arc Of good promise. Tho attention OF
lie scleEtlnc and the benevolent is directed To
iEls r. remarkable case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

. nDiA ksssss BooTs AID SHoRS.- Ths above AZ
Scl~s sTe so4 shse per 81 IL. A. HAns India Rsh-
eer Hsrehoose, $40 Pa. avapus, than 1T any othar
store in this ca,y or vicinity Fhis 10 so Oaiisoa
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa aysrps No q II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

al Evening WITH TIE Pogfs.-Madams
me Fell, who comes highly recommended
zoe press OF New York, Boston, aad other
S,s, and who h srs unexcaptionable testirno-
Us nom prbiis and clerical gentlemen
sVtn, viii give readings from tho poets ana
Ismstlsts. st Odd FeIlovs' Hall, on Montay
rnias. MIRA Kill will Do assisted by Mise
tsunle Lincoln; both of whom are dsvotinx
III energies " the establishment Of homo
w he Orphans OF y-lrntasr soldiers. IL IL to
aA cause the procrrds or Monday evenings
IL 10 b DE rot d; and IL is the refofe 70 be
-0pco - a. sur citissns will respond literally.
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NEAT TEAsSACTIoy.-Ysssar af>ar-
neon as lady residing near the Navy Yard
n a. en- Der ay home in - tr hrr pocket was
pi' Eed CT so, WHICH she had in an ordinary
pure, and the courteous thief slipped the
purse BACK WITH few cents in change into
her pocket. This story, we are free tn con fess
is hard TO believe, but her friends VINO were
With her 1t the time arc certain that sne put
money IN her pure and did not touch Il until
: he pulled IL out and discovered her loss
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REsIeNED.-Cl I>-,us-i Boyer, Lately csm-
handing The s5Sd New 7 trk yoiunt.or-, ~
sisnes his position. md retura-d - Horki-
H~r county. In en- ~ STATE,
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be lie vea of thee Ter iele evils eaEY Dr. Whit.
and submit To- his msv pulaiicDs H1Airsds OF
ful tseaim=r Of oorns, hunions ns4is gre ling In
She ae.h, etc. DT White nahes 9nirep'dy . eps-
caaltey Yea ar sur. to get r-li-e witiout exp
risnris pain 0<seS S24 PENN. A-ooa1, tLAno &
Tucker's hal;tips between AZ aaa c. rl No.
eh Or ne for consultation. 1sBu
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nLtrAKr RAKRACKs.-We understand that
rm7nsnt military barracks, 20 accommodate =
-So"s"nd men, aYe 70 he erected oa Capitol
nili, under IA, super Tiricn Of Mr.. CLARK, archt-
bcs eimiiRr barracks will be erec.,d La uio
wet ed, near the ssCircie." These bniidings
are Designed for The use az tba Provost MAJ
mails guard. Thor will to foor buildings at
zach OF the localities referred -.
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DIN. aud ~ ntiefaen shaSe hair u prem Aeureit
sr~y or who viek Ia change the >ciSr, siu dad
IN. ell aud Ns-u-rS C."Tiac app i"r ~ any ar
'iele H. us4 Appli. q with..ut wash srrpRrstiol,
I1 crisp the hFir Hte = iye. hat leaves &c s"h
end sipss, re. siv-sti..sw-nt ~ Psrstsa \ SEQ
lid 502 str-,,t nser Ytitsrts' isd-tu
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WARRANTED TO CCsN IN sII DAYS DR.. 4ssffpys
Autidoto an 81 giish srccifc II stxts Ave Iesr.'
.tanaing viii cure Goserrhoa -. scr drsS. y"
chang o. di-t required Price 81 per hOtt~ Said
byt O. vord, corner iits sire AMI Pa R~"nua,
WsShhston aud Bears Cook. Al sa-Ar:a ja "
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ErsE.AroxnumA cEs 0uRsp.-Dr. Rand
s,e<tac eaf-s Ss-r s.ato7raeea. Sensian! Nerksess
TSp9|S~y Lose q Pet.y sP-sd' fs aNa eEsc,a1t
m It's efse1 To arc truly NAsicAi. A tr,al Ut tbs
Sp+ciAc will convince tee most skepti sal OF la
merits Price 8 box e"id by ~ s.nl' eI,
Henry Couk Ast as,ir,a. fSS-S
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Fox TIN RIP RAPE.-Aboet my prisoners.
eon1ns d la ths O.d Capitol for Military or-acs.,
are by an order OF ths Military Governor. ID
81 nj to tn Rip RAps, in the chan ci Il ~osn
fGT;rrss BonrD- and "a y us Point 10 work
ans-n thr Notifications b~iug there Constructed
y tie CioY.Ynmsnt.
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PRACTICAL SERxoss.-Rav. Dr.. g n. Iaadis
Will Pr,ach three " bis practical sermoas -
laorroX, A. Odd friiows' Hall, Seventh sweet
Eis SUBJECT IN the morning, 1T IL O'Clock. Will
b" Sins Of III. NstioE; At p. m, Temperance
ard st ~ ID m be will deli yer ad dress u thr
Young VI omen Ot America A, each Of thssS
discourses colIac.ions Will bs taksa up In b.
half OF the sick aud wounded soiaiers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

MuRpocH's REApISes-Mr. Jsmes.E M,r.
doch Will give auothsr reading IN Monday
evening, tha S-na;e chamber h wing d-an AZ ain
tendertd him for that purpose. His selec,ions
will ~ from Shsk-neare, LongflIow Rrovn
ing, Read, TeAnyson and Dickens Mr. Mur.
oo'hs nrst reading was attended by many of
cur most dIsfips Ui>hed m. n, and tn. ~ n yerssI
expression was OF of qualification and pleas.
urs with the entertainment. The Proceeds OF
this reading Will te devoted as hereto fore to
tie heneft Of sick and wounded soldiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

h1AESHALb 6ALB.-Tn virtue OF writ - ASSf
w f.ciss en- tsdse@ent Of ceadsnastses tssssS
Distrie. of Columbia. for tbs osaniy OF Wsshka0.
ton and 70 ne dreeted, win s,pess 70 shs ssSe,
county. on THUEs DAY, the lDth day Of Jsss1V
irssnt less, at z O'clock M tks fohovias prey
erty, to-vit .-An that ysrtet S4uare No IN =
tse city OF washinzsen, CONSUMED within ths -
lowing meses and eon.ds; B>sinsing - past IN
the south line theteef, distant s. fest IN iseA>s
from the southeast corner thereof and ranAAna
thence wiz line drew atrts az sasles thecsss .
s. feet 20 tbs alley h hid s<AArs % vslst sssf
from 18th street; tbsece west - feet: there's n Q
Line drawn IT right anSlss 10 sstd soatA line - 81
inches distant thsrsfron tAeaes With So aze
thsaes s fsete inches w2sh straight ifns - -
yla>e 81 beSaanins, With eAe bxiiHnss sbl eVsya-
upon a. tho proaerty % lrsneh Yorrsst. - U&0
be son = sstisfy yadisiais Ne ~, 70 ys.asry ~
Forrest WARD b, LANCE
ta7-d0 q. D. AArshal y q.
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ny W. L. WALL a CO.. Auctiepeers.
HCN HORSE AT AUCTION TO pay LTyUHv
~ AND CsAEaEs.-on SATURDAY MoRSiHJ
Jan - At No'elock. usvill II 10 rag the AVER
81 d charges, without re erve for cash oae ~
hnrre FLEMING RUF
aT-S WI WALLS M a..
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roLfs REPnRTs-Second Freciact.-Georse
PtE,r. IL. ui;inE wCman: dismissed. CooprSd
Sriih, graz and S:isurccrlr: fined S35S Thos
I'f'ek, drunk: turned over to military
lard irse'ncf-He"ry Murphy, disorderly:
hE-d s3.ii. Ja:k SimIns, do; do v24j PAT
HEY DO: do. ss.4i. Francis Jones, selling
Eihout license; do. S2V.A. Robert Sherwood
de- cisn.iased. james Ridsway. ehslrucLng
sirt els; CO.
Fourth Pr.eiHet.-Jchz Davan1, assault: dis.
missed Mary Sinerd, vsSIancy; workhousc
Siuinonr Williams, grand larceny; committed
fer court Henry Harding, driving on the pa We
mem; hrrd s25o. Wash. Nicholson, drunk
snd oisofGeri,; lpenalty not stated John
lnoH p''un, carrying weapon fined sci Thos
Sisy, cHGrdsriy ana Carrying weapons: do
rs Iheinas Rilfy, threats; security tor peace.
VITA Free'rei.-Eathan Reid, hucksteriny
ErhoGf license; fined al. Washington Fry.
90 DIS m,%seG on payment OF So. Geo Rock.
tolCer, GIVING on pavement; dismissed Rich
ard Alien, petty larceny; held for = hearing.
JoSn teIioWay, drunk and disOrderly: dis.
n:ssed. Mary Jane galloway, do; fined D. Of
E!isabei e Robertson, 90; dismissed
1ssh freeinct--John Maltimore, assault;
tfed s2 vi. Lsurerci Carroll, suspicious char
sesT; delivered 80 military.
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psAIhs OF SoLDisEs.-The following s.re
De-" reported since .Ur i6st:
Jonn Foley, u ~. Department; Deanis Bar
=, "a N ass &. Em-r-on, a;th ~ Y; X 10.
Ear. 5iet n Y; John Burn aru, i'm Mama
r A. D'I;nson, i::ta Pa; &. j. Iiannon. 18th
ia; ii. Adl r, sfth N. J.; Franklin Hoisdou,
Tn N IL; \. :. Murchiek, 18th Wis; Souirn
fuiLr, ssh \ Y J. d. BLAIR. ,isth "a; J.
h sampson. ! ID =. H.. Ca.s 3ru;an;u'
Sd ~ Y; Justin jonrs, Iilth ~ y: T. !.oo,n:s'
lIta ~ j.; N. III McSame-. +th K l.; Ioan
K liner, 20 y l. AIT; J. Fritz. 2i Pa: J.
SsrFi-s, :3sst Pa; John Decker, iuth n. T.:
Use. iheeh.n. 1;3d Ia; l.. NJ. stewart i!ad
Pa; :. Rice, 18th n Y; q. ~. Sati.rI-...
s;th " Y; - w. Cummings, asGh n. Z: n
Remission, I'd ID. e.; Joha Po!hraurnprs .st
Mich, Isaac Doirh, ia6th Pa; George Lea
fore', $ttf. y. IL Pat. Scanion, SD " Z; n
Ruff, 2ith Mich; " ~. Hammarsiey, Inth u
5. Art; Jcrsmiaa Johnson, i2;th Pa; J. W,
FamiES, sis; Pa; John Woods, I'D Ohio. r
G: PlikiE stcn, gid Pa; Capt. X. Alien, SIN
chio; LohSseS. i3Ith Pa; HERMAN H:,ss1S-
EFr,s-@d Pa: w. Bscs"r, Glst ~. l.; III. Il. Hill.
2;th Conn: W. II. Rice, 32d Mass; Stsphen
Watt, SIN Mass loan Clark, s2th Pa; Caas
West, 1896 Pa; John phipps. I2ist Pa: A. ID
Coins' ist Mich cav: John Hart, iiGth N Y
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GIVEN Up AND Rr-ro.prp.-Sopc, tins ,-o
John r MnntZ was h:ld TO bail for trial \.
court upen charge Of assault and battery with
intent TO Commit robbery. Recently his
bcncsmen entertained a fear that Mun:z VIA
about to leave ti:e city 10 avoid II trial. and vas
Grday notif"a Roundsman Kelly, of the Fourth
ware. who Immediately arreste him and ,ok
MIN before Judge Me:rick. The former bind
was rriPasrd, and new bond given for the
appearance Of MunIz at the Criminal Court for
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

\" HIDBS-HIDyd.
Wv Ill Re cold at Pablo AsetSea. % e~U1
WEDNESDAY and eATuRDAf, "a ii e'ssssf q
m, NJ the Wharf on Sixth street, WashinStsa .
sale.
meme nj Of sale. q BBLL
jas (ohron.l Il. Coia and @. 4. Ga.
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II TSNAC HkEk BHIUT,
LICkk31D PAwNBHOkEk. OF ~ Old Sfard,
cato bh:h1d iEE.=-&l0,n0j to be loaned <N
geld ard silver watches, tsw-lry, snss. pis-AOA
tols. silver wac. and wearing separel u u
National Hotel between ~ and tia ste.
Al! transactions strictly conGdentssl il IL SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

TlNfSLfENrs
"A Lot Of good second hand WALL TENTS, size
By feet, for sale By BARNES & son, SAIL
Makers. csc Eleventh street. near the Wharf,
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Bv IHoMAs DOWNING. Auetioneer-


rsorsSolra.
ECREIfURE AND HoUsEHpIp rvR,cy
Al AeerIos.-On WSDS nsdAF HoRSIsi
next, Jan ast, at 10 O'Clock will s-Il AZ Abe p.
aence OF Capt. Wa. Nankin, M ca FryetS. a
Georsetovn, sood assortment of uos.ehsiS -
htchen Fur tie ~, eonrrhins-
Mahogany Spring Feat Chairs,
DO SpinE Sat sof. and Rocker,
TO Hie and other Table,
Do Marble. tom Ara on ar n.r...
Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
B.d.teads and Mattresses
Chairs, Tables, Lounge Curtains Ae
PEricr and Cook stovrs
Grocery and Glassware
Nashstands, Looking Glasses, Ac Sc
And many articles not mentioned
FERNS cash.
in list rHOMks D0Wrxn A.
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BLACKsMIFHs' AND wHHHLWRI0HfT
HARDWARE, such
fh.i.s, PoIrs. iinerrs, fonss, Farmers, HALVES,
Bu,tretsss, Hammers, sledse@, UhAsns, Vices,
AnvIk B-fovs Mats Washers. SO. 40. &s.
Intel K-rub.. Daily & Weekly Cheon;-ie, and
Alex Gaxe tie and SepaI ia II cost
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1rcs Assstosf Qsnrl-nas~ q Sd,
-, Afsycrdrrd Va. January u, Ioa1
There VIII be sod at public auction stthis decSA
on @kDNEsDAf next BE sist instsnt q n
O'Clock m the wreck OF the steamer CT ,s-y W.
and a. she now Lays s1nken, in the river oeSse11e
this place.
AFTER sal: inmea..ts steps must BE- tskss ~ u
Terms cash in Treasury notes.
,,.u Cat, As. Q; , ,Esa gsoH..
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AT McOR1S WEST END DRUG STORE, If3
"A Pa ave. south side, can b found st All ID
Hu 81 a sot stock Of fresh and purs MIDI ~
CINE Also al advertised Medicines. TO-
grther With = general took ef TOILET Ar q
ftCLRS, dc.
SP.rtisuiar attention given 30 Tia com psund
kp of Phi sioisn's srs seriSessus day Asd might.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
England and Ourselves.

lis characteristics Of se6shness TO be temporising
England is the impersonAton CT both tributes. In
her policy with reference us hoHever she has COM
psIey overreached herself the sequel of our pre-
sent complications will SHOW She is evidently igno-
rant of the relative of the North and ourselves
in this stage Of the struggle, else sHe would mani
fest through the mouth of her chief Secretary for For
een Affairs, the hostility TO u.s. and the Partially for
toe North which that abolition bgot displayed in bis
late speech in Scotland. That manifestation was, no
doubt predicated uponthe situation" here at previous
dates which chimed in so well with Russers pociyi-
ties as TO actuate him that hostile esuiton despite
the wisdom of caution and reticenes pending ndesermi
nate proceedings. It would not be very singular nov,
that very individual should conniye at the escape of
the ren-elAds, the eve Of completion in Fog.
land when he Ascerains hos completely the Northerh
yrant Is thrOs.ed and how utterly hopeless his cond-
ton is. Rnssefs hatred Of Us is too genuine, TOO
abiding one would suppose, justify the idea that his
resent hostile manifestation intended as cloak TO
conDyance on the part OF the British auth ories
q. the escape Of vessels Aud YET the idea is not
inconsistent when We reflect upeu the overweenng
se6shness Of that nation 1t would not be the first in
stance in which national prejudice has been made TO
yield to interest Indeed the Of this policy
Is exceptional and uho can say but that this fresh
display of hostility meant blind to conceal the
true intentions of the English government and disarn
Northern resentment