davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

(DaIMrs Al COURT, Jan. John DOVE was
convicted OF the lare-ay or a cost and pair OF
glow. from John Miller.
George wrve tcolorrdl was charged with tie
larceny OF q cham and other articles rom jos
Hartzberg. Convicted
Andrew Chase l,-oioraA was con ylcsed Of he
Larceny OF a watch from w. z Webb.
Bridget ksne " convicted Of tha iaTcr,,y of
A shovel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
A CASARD.

The city was filled late last night with ru,
mors Of a repuise met With by the Union forces
under Gen. Corcoran, near Suffolk, Va. The
rumor is without any foundation, so far As we
can ascertain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~The Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday
says that during the past ten days the Gov
eminent has taken some fifteen steamers at
that point. and many more at Louisville, St.
Louis and Cairo. On Monday nearly all the
beats that arrived were instructed TO discharge
and report forthwith at Louisville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~ Taglioni the celebrated ex-danscuse, is
much reduced pecuniarily, and has announced
for sale in Paris the costly presents given to
her by kings, princes, and amateurs of the
piroaeife. The number of Jewels and toilet
ornaments which the sylphide collected as she
swept through the maze of society, it is said
can only be estimated by those who understand
what Is meant by s'stage illusions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~ Gen. Wool has been assigned 70 the COM
maud of u newly created Department OF the
East, consisting Of the New England States
and the State of New York. His headqusite rs
SIRE IN the city of New York. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

A NNIVnRSARY PAIL FRANKLIN PIRB
"A OOMHARI.-fAe mem bsfs Of the Prank. a
fHsnds and he Iuhhs nat tie seth Annual -
SaI Of the G1mpany VIII be siyea On NOM y
Hall !, between 81 Asd lsth sts. Pie eon,mi RE-
In charge plsdss themselves that no expense or
ssFso.. fhs bsss music has been engaged. We
VOC tender . cordial invitation - The many lad
n with heir Drssoaes. Ne hats or oaps allowed In
sAs rson fiekhs o., admitting seaHsnsn and
hotels and music stores. ani eftas members Of the
company. 80 800
CenesaisN ~ krea senpenss-H oht l. Mooney
lin, L. ". Dorsey. a I2 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
DnArns 0, soIDrHns,-Ths following IA,

DBATHs OF So1.DIERs.-Ths follswins have
been reported since cur last
T.. Murphy, Ieth Mas; q. III. Constant, ed
n. Y. l.. Art; Ii. Elliott, nh n. Y. Art: II N
Foster, 18Th n. Z; q. s. Rollins, ID Maines
T.. +. Drohan, roth Maze; Ezra Young, 9th
1ith Pa; John Kemmerar, ii5th Pa; Jas. Col
lin. 18th Pa; ID. y. Smith. 2sih n J.; W. r..
Carpenter, Sth Il. H: ). Roark, goth Pa; - A.
Quiggle. 18th Pa; W. A. Yurbush, 18th Maine;
II. A. lord, 18th Coma; Hcury Adler, sath n.
J.; W. Shirthance, 18th Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~ The Boston Navy Yard is entirely de-
sarted at the present time IS regards work on
the dry dock. and will remain for razAetns
until March or April The new vessels build.
weeks.
the steamer Menemon SANFORD werr soId on
ms vi and ID inst, n Key West, for ths aggre-
Sata sum or si2tpo: As heretofore stated, the
nun on The reef sold for 462o
9TH fugitive King OF Greece bagsed over
million Of dollars before he left his Kingdom
ard has the sponduiics safe in English three
Per cents.
sNThe N Y Trib nne thanks Michigan for
choosing senator (Chaadler) who has sever
besn Aound faithful 10 Duty and Iiberty- And
Whtskey.-Bostos Post.
- WooIlens are active, and brown sheettn gs
and shirtings actually show animation In the
New York dry goods market, but the business
efofrsAly, The Commercial says, is not active
- The sum Of S33l, 3o7 u due The workmen
n the Charlestown, Mas. navy-yard tor SER
vices rendered in November and December.
vtrk. -
g The Memphis q ran ada Jackson Apr,aI
Az published At ths msdarste price Of thirty dol
E'rs per Snnum.
~Countsrtnn one dollar notes on ,he Me-
aoa. w wv
~ ~ has been 90 cold IN ST. Pe.arsburx this
%insef tha people couldn Z breathe ont Of doors
M suett. "ere empty for days together.
capt. Grorge I.unt commands thu Ian
eashiTe R.sbaf ship which has Jus, SAILED from
NV YORK Her cargo l. insured for si-oeoO.
~ Trottl-> thr astronomer, is q priyst. IN
the Nth Massachusetts, regiment, nov s.rvin~
In North Carolina.
- Edison X Oids, INST from Port Lafayette
NSs escorted 20 hIs sest I'm the Ohio l.-gi. latare
o Columbus, 10y procession two sniIes ionr
- Col hoa'Eonlsry. of Kanss. tam. 4, 10
81 Cut "a s-ou,h CaEviIua with G;en. Hun+r =,
I-l-r n arcro briSad
81 During thr past 8 !. ti,.'r- .s"'1..,si death.
IN Wheeling, Va
~Lfhigh coal ;s nov 7.iItrg n P1iIaIeIphia
a. - per ton.
oomoland Oi aSt-sS L.cUt. McKsJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~ From VIM. Bsllantyne, Seventh street,
we have copy Of the able brochure by Mr.
CHARTS J. Stiile entitled allow a Free People
Conduct Long war"-a publication which
has attracted wide attention. .E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
RRSTACR.NrS CI.OSpn

Last night, the house No. 81 Pennsylvania
avenue, kept by Peacock, and No. $50 L street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
were closed by order Of the Provost, for kesp-
ing open after hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

THp Observation-Disclosures for member -
Congress to represent the 7th Virginia Dis net
takes place to-day, We hear from AlexxAdrh
mp 10 noon to-day, that the election there va
going on .quietly, some I5o votrs having hrp1
polled up 20 that hour, mainly fer Lswis
Mckenzie, Esq. The Provost 0uard,- un1ss
the onders OF Government, were vtgiiasa .
prevent illegal voting from any quarter. ----..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

AFPoIHIAEST.-Mr. j. Ii. N. Van Buren,
" skier. OF New ork, has been appointed to y
first class elersship in the Third An 1itor's
Once 81 the Treasury Department, vice Hol-
brook, Or cmoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Ye-ierday, there was
considerable disorder near the corner OF L ven
ty-second and q streets, owing 10 some parties
Lnocking persons down aud taking their pay
tckets. A negro man WAS knocked dowa and
bis watch taken, of " hich man uarned Thos
kluduh was accused, and yesterday afternoon
ott Ger Cru mp arrested him after considerable
itfieulty. the majority OF those who saw the
deed being unwilling 10 identity him. Hewas-
however, brought 70 the station, and Justice
Drury committed him 20 jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~The following conundrun has been perpe-
trated: Why are Uncle SANS green backs like
the Isrsslitesf Because they are the issue of
Abrsham, but know not their Redeemer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

ATTEMPT AT RoBBHRY---Last night the Gel
lar door OF r. s. Oausin, wine merchant, Penn
syfvania avenue, near Fourteenth street, was
broken spen, evidently BY thieves Intending q
robbery. The cellar 10 for the sloraGs Of wine,
&c; but as nothing was missed, IL 10 possible
that the thieves were alarmed by passers-by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

PHINCE GEoRGks' COUNTY (Mp.) AFyAIRs.
Waters sold last week tract of land near
"sodvilie, In this county, for the sum OF sig
Per acre 1t contained about $50 acres, and
more. "
A di.ease called the black tongue Is prevail
Tag 70 considerable extent among the horses
In tbs county. In several cases it has proved
fetal-Hrrfbogo' G1-ette, Ja,s IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

SwoeD FoE GIN. JoRCoRAs.-A iotnt
eonnnis.Ha % thu city council of New York c,ty
have arrived herr. hf a1ird by President Walsh,
or tBa Board II Aldermen tor thu puruoSe ~
pre-epting, on behalf Of ihs eorporaiion OF ss,e
city Of New York, drvss sword 60 Rriraai.r
Ciou. Michael Corcorao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

fisAsoIAL--New York papers OF Yesterday
sYeniDg say: Wall street 10 considerably ayi-
taled to-day, by q further extraordinar rise in
geld, the price reaching i47. This contin t,ad
ooIshee. amounting IN two DAYS 10 per cent,
produces an uns asy feeling in money and stock
cIroaes, and WE notice n disposition among the
fargs houses TO eurtaii their operations. Some
OF tae oioeststock houses are refusing further
ofoefs on securIties At present prices, and
money lenders likewise raise their rate OF
interest al per cent, and this, TOO, with larger
margins than nsnal on the leading speculative
shaxss. Thr Government list ia again weaker
to-day, the 6's Of 1881 showing a fall of 2K per
Cent since yesterday. Seven thirties are down
Il per cent. Before the board there was great
excitement IN gold, and the outside dealers ran
the price up 10 1i7, and at one time as much as
tNksi1S was paid. At the board IL fell off to
itoh, A. which most Of the business of the dav
has been done. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

A CRY OF DISTRESS IMPORTANT De
sPAfoHEs TAKEN.-Our bloekading feet has
5';st ca ptured some very important dispatches
frcm Jeh Davis and his Secretary of STATE 70
Mason, Shdell, and others in Europe.
These despatches give many important facts
Ana details in regard to the condition of the
Rebels They give the strongest statements of
thr desperate straits to which the Rebel leader
are reduced, and show that unless they can
quickly get relief, either by European inter
ference or by dividing the Free States, and thus
Paraly zing the efforts of the Government they
must give up their bad cause for lost
These dispatches arrived here yesterday.
They were put up in tin box, loaded with
kad AT one end, so ~ to sink quickly in An
emergency. But our sailors were too ouick.
The Government Is strongly urged to make
public these captured dispatches, and will 20
SO As soon certain special Information contained
an sheIn II made use of-Wosk. Cor. " r. Erep-
ara Po,t -l7 = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

~ A Letter from Port Royal, s. g., saws
& IL 10 remarkable and q disgracsfui fact that
none OF tns double bowed boats will steer well.
Some Of them 20 side ways about as we'll as an v
other way. They cannot bs rsGed upon at AM
time The Conemaugh will steer pretty we'll
stern nrst, but how awkward that looks Only
tmaS1ne man of war. built from the plans or
tha chEef naval constructor Of . country like
this, going crab-fashlon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

THEThRKATENED "MAssAcRR" AT HARRIS
BuEG.rAt the recent election for u. 5. Senator
IN PenssyiSania, large number of Democrats
weot TO Harrisburg from Philadelphia, and the
Republican members alleged fear of personal
violence. Whether there was any grounds for
this Tear Is not known. The harrisburg Union
tDsmocTaiic} Of Wednesday says: -
g stout hearts and strong arms wendell their
way TO the Capitol, determined that if money
Could purchase the election Of Simon Cam ron
the judas Iscariots should suffer for their
treachefy. Happily, Democratic
S~nhtor was elected, or we might to- day be
cotnpeiied TO chronicle one OF the most bloody
nassacres OF the war; At least that vas the i'm
preston of the Aboliuonists here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

PEREosAL.-Horace Greeley and Jas Rrooks.
H O eject rom Nav York. spd Gen MerestiSa
OF Ps, arr a. WLlsrds'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
CONTINENTAL sosTSLY roR HAWAII

Cox-nsrs.-Hugusnots OF New Rochelle; Hsa-
pses.sy, Maecssoni ssd Canvas Ne, =.
HR.SrE 2: Leland. Thossht. ooa:sygenes. q he
y IN. Cits. TIE. Ivy Charles Gedfref lelssA
II. Mish.rs g Si.s HesSs wiilis@ Z. with =.
pared. .&e.; Hon Robert j wsiker. Promi.s;
EaEard {. kaad, y. American DESTINY, Je1e
stshl Patterson W "a He Race ssfal Richsrd y.
Kim es!i: The Phl siosi SuI Tsy of Ses rors IA.
S1r and Is. Aspre cbes H. nrs Mitshell, kssisssn.
soaGh Carolina eenciuc I'd Pen, Pallet -
Piano. LitersrI Notices sditsy's fss!s,
ss FOR ssie bl FRASCk tAfLSs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
NEW YORK s

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15-1iK a. m.-First Board
U. S. Coupons, 1891, asa@2S; 1910 Treasury
Notes. looS; Gold. 1917; Demand Notes, IA IA
1Hx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH 10 THB EVENING STAB,
FROM NASHVILLE. q
Rebel Attach - Opr Tr.nSroyts.

Rebel Attack -slsOur Transports. =
NAsavILLA, Jan. H.-Wheeler's Re bel Cav.
airy, with a battery, attacked three Of our boats
at Harpeth Shoals.
The boat Trio, with 200 OF our sick and wound
ed, was drcd into, and tho men captured and
paroled.
The other boats laden with commissary stores
were burned.
Our gun.boat, the Sidell, engaged the Rebels,
but surrendered. Her guns were thrown over
board and the boat burned. Lieut. Van Dorm
Wac taken prisoner. --'------
1t Is raining heavy, and the river is rising
rapidly.
THE CALIFORNIA SENATORSHIP.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1i.-Three more bal.
lots to-day for u. =. Senator. On the last bal.
lot Phelps received 81 votes, Sargent 81, aud
Conncss 90. Necessary to 3 choice, So
The Missouri Legislature.
JEFPHRsON CITY, Jan. 4-Mr. Bennett, of
st. Louis, introduced in tho House 70 day u Sc
ries of joint resolution, sustaining the Presi-
dents emancipation proclamation.
On motion, it was referred to the COMMITTEE.
on Federal Relations.
An exciting debate ensued, which lasted till
the adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

E0OD NEWS, GOOD NEWS -MCelha 4sain
N at the Head Of his Men The Army Of fhe a
IPe!omae on the Onmard Ma,ch by the 30 81
lcitstion of many frie ads. the HIbKRNIA ~
Gu beg leave to announce TO their friendsta&
and the Public generally that they will give g
GRAND ASSEMBLY At Temperance Hall sa
street between yth and 10th, on MONDAY EvE.
MING February q: The members pledge them
OF the most social gath q OF the season fne
brass and string band has been engaged for the
during the evening. Those wishing to trip il on
the hshs IN fantastic zoe viii do Wen By giving us
dance. Tickets q, admitting a gentleman and
ladies-to bs had OF any OF the members.
By order Of the Committed "A lS-eos,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

U BfA: 'TYPoGRAPHsioHAHH society," ef TSh. Viii in
iSG, at seven-andsh oelack tuIi ,tf sn
II VI J. GRIzZELL, Rec. Dec.
n-sMITHsONIaN LECTURE-Prof CUror
fni1AY EsTSESNiNGs S.sasry Of
sgnjeSt: The age OF nan. or The human races
the animal stngdom and humane nature. Ths lee
inre viii commence at o'clock. The public are
insiIea. Auini.t.hce lrte IA H.
TUEION ENGINE COMPANY. No. 2-An
F" adjourned meeting of the company will BE-
im VEN fGis jan gd h '9
yees anu athsr business of mportance, reqr ire The
'iSTF: attendance few; #M mf e. aIsGs pr..s
Rev. DE-. S. NJ. Lambs IN e. Chu chi of phhadel-
At t@ od Fl 6 1s
between and streets, az. follows At Il g. m !,
Young America eoieetolps
he taken in behalf of the Sick and woundei
coaiers. ia Is ii
w celebrated Shsksperesn and Poetic Reader
I'D i r. e
sqksiss
Sd. FRIDAY EvkNiSG: jsSa.rs sI, e''''
AT HiLLAEDS HALL,
a. 10 gltc the pubhr an Opportunity of epPreciatag
The varied style and drsmatical power Of this emf
nent E!ocutionist. who has been said 20 have all
mard - 49, f'' '' WIZ
The first Reading will be from Sbaks DE are and
other Poets. with iaughable Irish cXtrava-anza
The second Reading will be from Victor Hueo:s
great k:tnancc of Les Miserabtes " arranged and
read 10y Mr.. YandenhoI only 10 be- fol!SWrd hx
hiShly comic scene:
The ihird Reading will br entirely from the
and humor " las p
Course Tickets to the three Readings 81; to
and st the door "a - its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
- II r q IA r.
following oAs
W.. nx~fxA

DuPAsrNp2T o. STAru. I
WAsHIN0ToN. ysa. Il, fssSS
Rslssses from Vie DR. an On The ground OF allen
arc have been n owed In the following cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

V'HR STRENGTH OF NAfIoNs, BY ApAssv
Mstthus' Dsenitions in Political Economy. Lea
don; 81 Is. - =
Hum phrsyS Manual Of Political Science Lss-
LeeS Laws Of the Customs; ear.
Bastists Rsssys on Political neooeny, Lssdsss
SIS.
Lasts Political Econemy; %.
Mills' Political Economy, yols-. London; epA
Colvells ways and Means Of PAYMENT; % ~
Cheyalier on Colo, translated by Golden; Ella
MsCuliochs Principles Of Peiitiesi ssonsss.
Te.ly on Coins. Currency and senhins. Lesas.;
Whateiy' 3 Lecture on Political Economy; en-.
Tendon; 81 81,
MeCuIloch on Tsxstion London; SIS.
Giibasts Lssic of Banking. Lon1ep; % 2S.
sismondis Political Eeonomy, Lond %; 4f.S.
McCullochb literature Of Political n,ensnB;
S44s. RHAHCk TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
BOARDING..

A PEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE AC-
"A commodated in pleasant home, one square
from Wizards Hotel. Inquire at Star Office. 1T
NAY BOARD.-A few Day Boarders can be &C.
~ commodated With good home board at S. per
week at the New 70 rk Hotel, corner OF 9TH and X
streets. ia Ulm-
TWO FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
Il can be- accommodated with comfortable
ROOMS and BOARD, at AIS north east corner Of
and ID SITS. Transient aud Table Boarders accom-
moasted. Terms moderate. ia 15-st.
V(OARD1NG.-A large, CONFER tsbly Furnished
- ROOM, heated BY latrobe below. ana liz hted
with gas, windows opening on iron balcony. 1t is
suIta6ie for family or two more gentlemen
Every attention is paid to comfort. and excel
lent table ke pit MOdera e terms Reference Sireu
and required. A few Table BOarders will be taken
Apply AT No. 203 Sixth street, between NJ and
SITS. 60 ia l5-ots
FOR RENT. WITH B0ARD-One suit of ROOMS
Il ami one sin gle ROOM well furnished HAVING
gas, hot and cold water, &c, at No : AZ street
opposite DR.. Sunderlands Church. ja9lw"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

IT TAKE NOTICE
i He SHIELDS BOYS Take great pleasure In
aDnoHnene TO their many friends and the a
public III general that they intend giving
on street, Between sth .nd sh sss Han on
THURSDAY NIGHT. Jan. 22d. 1858. The Mozart
Band mas been engaged for the occasion. Tickets
81. admitting gentleman and ladies.
COMMITTEE J Announcements.
J. Hogan Sullivan
]. Flanagan, =. Dulihsnty
Hsys in I1-1t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
CousHs. COLDS H3AIHSsylNHss. q.
COMPOUND sIhUP on GUN AlADuo.

thn RaeAsest aaA popular os~KA RsasAs -
eeca - 6ag lawn sod exteoAively ussl ~ u00
eersens have eeeons familiar VIII tts sxtrOordiIsr
q s3oacy. noeo be Aad q Ell t. principol d.
- 7-d3mk Go<ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
CIV. BeTBLIR q Son,
a IMPORTERS
WH0LEa/LE AND RETAIL DHILRA
CRIAF INDUoHMlNfsi

GRIAF CEM1Nfei
. can't. per yard for pRDss GOODS Of - -
We cannot suaran eee 10 ssn for these prtss -
Ionser than 70, ono or tvo weeks, - sAs -
VI: MnYHseLhe. -
de 10 Under the Avenne HeO1
DALZACs WORKS, so OsH1s r.a ve.s
ID Eny.rs de le Historic Ccnssmysrsios. -
H HJ 1. Msde;s dee ds SsssS. "a 7. ~ sssf.:
Memories de dsuK ysunes Marco; ls DsrsssS
Ins.rD.tion De ysStrin; Il 0e.sin Pens Les .,
La Femme - rre.se Ans. Imported frpu Hsrh q
H ,aS -s..-T. 80 rRAuCK fAYIJ03 :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

MRS. l.. SMITH, Cl8irvoyant Test Medium, 80
w scnth street, Capitol Hill, betwt lst and
u ste heals diseases by ms guetism with but little
medicine and describes your decea SID friends
gets names; also sees your living husbands, wives
and for the unmarried describes exactly the lovers
so accurately that persons marvel with surprise
Mrs. s. foretells future events in business. mar
ria ges, reads character. Hours from till 8
D. sitting, Sl ia lo-:w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MRS. HANNAH J. BARGY will obiixe one of
Is1 her friends by leaving her address at this
othce. il B3.s
I FORWARN ALL PERSONS FROM TRUSTING
L Francis Fredery, ON my account, as will pay
debts OF his contracting. from this dale.
HILLARY WILLIAMS. Navy Yard.
Washin ston, Jan. II, lSjS. is f5-3t-
NOTICE.-The two men who left la rye bay horse
! Y in my stablepn the 9Th instant, srs hereby
titled TO come ana Ia ke him he will be sold
TO defrsy expenses. SAM'L LLOYD,
- II 81" corner of llth and streets
NOfICE.-Msjor Price is hereby notified TO
Y come forward within ten DAYS. and tax away
the Horse he left in at DR.. Gudg Z STA Bile,
and pay for him. or the horse will be sold TO de-
fray the * peHse incurred. ia l5-2t
~ NOTICE
HIS l. TO warn all persons from hnrboring my
wife, Alice, Ell ny account rs L will pay no debts
OF her contracting; sha having left me without any
Just cause; and -bAll also take steps riding
L shall be directed by my lawyer, against any aud
all persons for harSoriI z her ut all.
ia ID ST. THOMAS SHEHAN
NOTICE LIEUT.. HILL is hereby notified to
! come forward and take ay the Horse he left
in Mr.. Martins stable, and pay for him, or the
horse will be sold to defrsy the sxpenses incurred.
ia IL Hr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

INIADAME ROSS. Doetress and Astrolo gist was
born with natural gift. She tails the past an
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages., brings together those long separated
No. 435 street West, between 9Th ard 7th. The
only person that show likeness Of utare he 3
band or absent friend in reality Ladies' 81 cents:
gentlemen 81. ja72W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

A T MoORE's " EST END DRUG STORE, Il3
"A Pa. ave, south side, can be found At all II
GmeS q good stock of fresh and pure MEDf- 81
CiNEs. Also al advertised Medicines to- ~
Eeiber with a general stock OF TOILET AR q
- Particular attention given 70 the compound
ing of Ply siosn + prescriptions day and night
% l3-2w-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

nHRE WAGONSi WAGONS! ;K9RR,
ESi WAGONS 49,
- On hand superior lot Of VT
Suffers WAGONS, of all sizes, which will be
S Sd 81 greatly Tedpced prices Also, BUdGIES,
RCCkAH AVS, JERSEY WAC ONS, &c &c
Rt Carriage or Wagon Repairing of every de-
scriFton promptly attended to.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
COACHMAKER,
ia 'j-2t' 314 D, and All Eighth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

Virginia bank notes, - discount South Car
DINA, Georgia DC, +Gsi5 discount; North Gar.
olna. l0ais discount Market irrerular- ouo-
tations variable g nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

y o A Isl
We have on hand 400 bushels "a .erioy miss
POTATOES, yAisA win be sod 81 q ees T. per bu she
Also. barrels LINZ. No. fsey viii Ilr BE- sas
cheap, g we require the room at The eorner Of
and Nth stx eeta. Island.
ia lS-St~ PlYPIBONn l. GN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

Onn CASES Onn
cOV MILITARY AND ARMY BOOTS, .1UU
On Consignment, for Sale AZ MangfocttaerS Prie,s
JOHN MILLS, AGENT -. r "a
MILITARY SEASHTONABLE BOOTYaKRR
IND DEALER IN FRENCH SHOES.
Also, gent for the sale of Military and Army Boot.
from four of the lar est manu- fsctores in
Weymouth. Massachusetts.
have constantly on hand large assortment Of
Boots and Shoes At wholesale and retail at manu-.
fsctu rer's prices
Suffers and Traders would DO well 70 call and ex.
an inc my stock before making their purchases
Don't forget the nnH,ber-30! Pennsylvania ave.
Jan L colin JOHN MILLS, Agent.