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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-05

IQc Irtm ,,@ants" urb 3udermerfe in GU
9ros- unn Detail- gertauf tets Sprrdtbis gu ben
b%iaisien Vreiisu.
au@en NIT Der idSnfsn @er3ieruns tpertea aut
Be(eauns mad BEN brlten &eseln ber 8unf an.
e~efertist.
Detailserfdufer pereen nit allen in tas Gcnbi-
tcreiecl9aft 19laBenseu Mrtiteln ami ras Biuisle
serleben. Sc. 3irfelba9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-05
Gs 1T iett tpieber Sic aabres,eit.

Vo W. leRt uUteccr ple ~etls
in ter unisre @tabt Der S&auplas Der unsrbSr.
tefen@ rdueltbaten, ptl&eMenl&en an MenI9en
ie psrubt, in ter ieine frieblide unb elidli9e Sc
SSlterans cine geute bss Gntlebens eemcrten.
Die Baretr ct. Yauls iaben Dor einen, SABRE
int @pdtlcnnmer @@aaren pom Gli9tliugen Don
ben fernen @ren3en bts Staates II, ibrer Mitte
S&ub iuGsn, S@aarm %unsludiider, bic, un,
9ate uneO bta9 eetommen. nidts ais bae nadte
Qeben serstttt; @ieie aud, bic. na9sem ie3euse
9etpelen ttr 9ra6liden5 inm:beluns ibrer 9ieben,
eri9ltterten unp @hredea bet1ubten @inn.a,
faum I'M @tanee >uaren, tis0el9i9te ibres5am-
mers ;u eraablen. llnb, tamit infer Muse nidt
miibis lei, wdbrenb unier DIR benlnelidsprfsn
lauiate, faben mir ~ein3elne Opfer tannitali der
Mc.blua an l9mer'n @unten leiesn, unb gum
Spell, fur9ttar Der fimmelt,unter bittcrn5 6uer,
gen lsrteu.
Der lei peitsm erIBere Gbeil ter Dulber ianb
ben eeutiden Yursern ct. pauls nabe tur9 has
8anb ees eemeinlamen @eburtslanees, uno ibr
llneIid par uns buppelt i9mtrsbaft, neil Is eas-
jenise unlerer 2anbsleute mar. Mue batten lie
ais mutbige, f:i6ise unb unternebmenee Yipniere
auf benz Tcrpcnen Der Civilization eeltancen unb
bieDtsitsn geb6rten au Deueu, wel9e mitsebp!fen
an ber@runeuns untG ntwifelune elmer tsut(Gen
Nnietelung u. @tabt, teren ral9ssGmpcrt!iben
uno ~seluntes @a9atbum bereits Ter @egenl fanb
sereienter 8cpunbelung peit iter bic @ren3en
Minnsic tns binaus 0ewpreen; lie eebSrten 3u ben
Girgern q ~ II | n !, beten inteligentem unb
auseauernbem @treben ter @taat cine nit alleu
Nttrituten Ter Aultur, NIT alien Jnfitutionen per
8etrietiamfeit, nit allen itteln uub@ runtlaeen
bes @cblfanbes une Mufldwunes serietene9ln-
lierluuD sertantte. Muf has, was lie fir li& NIB
ZEN @taat NIT beutl&em Gleib er3islt, batten nit
ais Deuti9e nit 9ered,em @tu'3 irgetlidt. uno
nun lag tas8auwsrf in1rImmern une lie 9B ert-
lsuts e:l4isnen yer una, fudtis, sran1eebcust, ia
SerSnei'rlno. Der @e9isl mar fur9ttar plIB!iG
bic Gsrni4!uns iAien solfcmmen, une bier ouf
cine @ieoererbebuns De0en> was Der 8!iBTrabl
III Grimmsr eeidmettert, auf cine Wieeervereiui>
gung Gercr> bic Der @turm in a(e9Belt ~3ertrsut,
gu bcfen, ldieu @abnpis. Nbcr
vSn JGbrten uub in 9RTtten
r3ri0t crit rer Mann i9 a1t."
Gin furses Sabr 1T sereansen> une, pblbon
tuabrlid ni6t eelaet merben fauN, eab bic green'
eStter bier uuo in @aibinstpn Isbr suaeiseuNu-
9ss auf bic 8emibunseu unb &Smrfe res 0ernca
ber9lsp. ergepElteruns setlidt> msldsr> nad-
benz er 5b DON bcr e1feu getIubu,a c1brlt. raid,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31
DEB,

DIED,
On the S0th inst, MARY, wife of Neil McKech.
ME, in the 18th year of her age
Husband dear, weep not for mo;
am not yours, but Ohrist's alone
He loved me best and took me homo
Mother, dear, weep not for Mary:
Her gentle spirit hath fed:
She sweetly sleeps In Jesus
Among the silent dead -.r.
Dear sisters and brothers, shed not q tear
Around my silent tomb;
Think Of the lovely flower
We have in Heaven to bloom.
Her funeral win take place from the residence Of
her husband 18th and NJ SITS, on Sunday, the LIST
inst. at clock p. which her friend DIS and those
Of the family are invited to attend.
On Friday, Jan 50, WM. WURDHMANJ, Jr.,
age IL ears, months. y
The friends Of the family are respectfully In:
yited to attend his funeral from tho Iesidsnce Of
his father, No. 323 Delaware avenue, on Sunday,
Feb. LIST, at half past one p. m.
(Chron. Intel please eopy.) jaSO-2t>
In George town. on the 4th day Of January 1898
CLARA ESTELLA EDMONSTON, aged years
and months beloved and only dau ter Of Thos
and Mary A. Edmonton. Of GEORGETOWN, D. O.
To Estella.
Thy form on earth no mere III see,
As WAS wont TO do;
The sparkling eye in death ID sealed,
But briShte beams above;
The gentle smile that met my Gase
never, never more will SEQ.
FRoX HBR DEyofEp MOTHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

CT. OF sn1 lIoIssIfIss Of mariners, important
e no sAiD - Tie compass, 10 the medicine ehss1-
sAet the sick Be relieved when on Iona yoysses
N ~ Dot unfrsSaensly found insueient . meet
,.fssoa u called lpoa = prescribe. IN sHss1 OF
ssvsf Q, wsssins Of TIE vital Iovers remedy
thc wasted seO In The latter In he 6riefesS pos-
siete Ieriod OF TINE Il necessaFy, u iadseA
ships sop Dany is saMeienily stronS In numbers
70 PERI IL the Ie0 By dissAss Of one Or more men.
A remedial aGsnt 70! thess Who 80 down 10 he
Sea In ships. that DO business In treat waters. >
always certain and satisfastoly in fts results IA.
Ming eetsef eAA b recommended or more 3oyfully
aeeerted By tie RatieEt thaH HoststteYS Bftters
Lot the owners OF ships provide the che
OF their sssnen with these Btters, and our word
Tor Is. but little sickness. and none OF Q ssriou Q
esaracter, viii b experienced on board.-Nso
whslesale Asslts-A. II. Binninss4 Co., 3S1
Penn. avenue. a q eoae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

Cover, COLD. o. Al lAArIARaD THsoA1, II
allowed - vrosrs0, ssssiss In serious P.lnSaAry
And Bronchial a4eetions, ofSsnames inoxrsbls.
Bsow1S DnoncHIAL Tsocxns
rsacA 6irseslv tie a6eetsd parts and sivs almsst
tnstaat relief. In BsoHoHrrIs, AsrIsA, and o.
sAAal they Hrs beneficial. The seod e6ests result
Ing ffsm the u the TrsoAes and their extsndsd
sss, has caused them - Be counterfeited. Be sure
to guard against WORTHLESS imitstions. 0SrArH
only the seRSsss B,escs's Dremohtal Tyeekss which
have S,essd their efficacy By test Of many years.
PvBLIo sPIAKBRs and SINssRs should use the
Troches. Military Onlcers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed 10 sudden changes,
box. ian I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31
MARRIED,

January 18th, by the Rev. T. H. W. Monroe
FRANCIS +: MsCATHKAN to Miss NARY T.
KELLEY. all of Washington.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Holmead, Mr..
]. II. HEATH to Miss ADDIH hobby aIl of
Washington, Dc
On Friday evening, Jan. seth, by the Rev. Levi
Collins, JOHN w. LANE, of Philadelp to Miss
HARRIET A. WASHING TON, of this city
In Georgetown, on the 9TH inst, by Rev. VIM,
b Chapman, HARRISON WILSON to Miss NJ AIRY
ISABELLA BURNS
In orgetown, on the 18th inst by Rev. VIM.
II. Chapman, CHARLES WEAVER to Miss
AUGUSTA NJ McNIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

RfHvLlf L eoI corner of Twelfth and n STRAIT.
are retailing the best Csal Oil at sixty cents Del
gallon or BY the barrel than can be bou
IN - '~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

SOLDIERS DIsCHARGED.-It Is stated that
since the first OF the present month 3,4S6 dis
aolea soIdleIs nave Deen DISCHARGED from the
hospitals in this vicinity, and 732 have been
furlouEhed. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

We WOULD cali the attention Of eur read erato the
stock OF beautiful Jevelry and Silver plated Ware
~ TIE Dollar Stere, 4 50 Penn. avenue near AZ at
and advise them to invest dollar there. ia 81 IwS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

WARRANTED TO CURn N Six DAYS DIR. Godfrey 8
Anhdote, an English Specific Of sixty-fve years
standing, will cure Gonorrhna in str DAYS No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washing ton. and Henry Cook, Alexanaria. ia sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

Coal 0IL.-The best Coal Oil can be had a,
the New York Grocery, corner I and Eleventh
streets, for 20 tffty) cents per gallon. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

.uorIcI.-Persons wishing the services Of Dr.
Won Ao.eh1,.sst for Deafness. .n Diseases Of the
lay. a. his stsy is limited. omes 121 Pa Avenue.
opposite " illsrds' "A as.stS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

vcLsafslls for the army should not lsAvs The
city anui suD1lied with HOLLOWAY Hills and Oins-
ment FOR sores, seuIvy, wounds snaI. box
mvsss 81 bowel ecn plants, these medicines are
the oest y tie world. Every French soldier use0
then. 0aly = cents pr hsx. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

MISSED HBR MONKY.-On Wednesday eve
ming, Miss Anna Wilson, living on Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, near Ninth street east, after re.
turning home, laid down her muf in the parlor,
In which two or three gentlemen were seated
waiting TO see some of the " ladies Of the house."
and went to her room, and returning In few
moments missed her pocket-book, con tanning
$50, which she left in the mufY Oficer Hardin,
who was by, was called in, and arrested the
parties, but the money not being found on them
they were dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31
DAfcH3Lsa's Ham DIE,

1hS best ~ th< World.
William 4. Batchsiors celebrated Hair DYE pro-
warranted not to inturs the Hair In the least;
sdes the LII effects OF bad dyes and invisorAtea the
Hair for LIE. Grsr, Red Exsfy Ha;V instantly
YARNS . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, &s.
- The Genuins II signed WILLIAM A. BAfoHs-
LOB, on As Jot~ stdss a each ksz.
FacfoSy, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsss YorL,
a lily. (Late is Broadway and 70 Bond ST.
CoHNs are the universal torment Of mankind To
and submit TO bis m.apuiss.ns. anndr.d. Of
our ct.eos testify with gratitude as to his success
the esi etc Dr.. White makes n chrosod s :p. IN
s si:k n nGr arg sure e set relief .teq9 sap.
Tu4er building between u ana ssn' s,. sam No.
charge for consultation. 80 l3H
SPnRNAfoRRH9A eAs BE Cussp.-Dr. Rsnd's
specific cures Spsrvaaerrhod. SEMINAL WeaIness.
fn"ff"e st,. Los o. Psg e. s.ssdiiy AID
% nsn ifsi ! Prize 81 pa box Sold BY FORD cor
Henry Cook, Alexandria. js6,y
ArrSxrrox, Soldiers and others. samaritsns
from 9~o 70 four day.. e~ff S 90 YOU'D
to e. sR. Te%ea, a'; r.:
RGos and Herb Susss the only
been treated with mercury. Take OF this purifying
remedy and be permanel tly cured. See advertise
ment In another column ja5-H
Omar PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, id Baltimore and
a.y sDd one SsS On sm.
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
ther information apply at the ONCE sf Great Penn
.n KS9sfe nerths.st corner Of
~ lily E.O. NoRroH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

N WrB Ksl
yEREER's PRIDE and MRS. HALLRBUR.
TONS TROUBLES. BY the author Of EAST
Lynne,"&e..
MISTRESS AND MAID. By Miss Mulloch.
NO NAME. By Wilkie Collins.
AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUDLEYS ST.
CRET. By Miss Braddon.
~ All the New Boz ks Of the day, At
WILLIAM =. RICHSTHINS
National Bookstore, 27S Pa avenue,
- 3e-lw between lith and 18th sts
w AsHIN TON HATER.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1868.
COMPLIMENTARY BRNHPIr
VIII. BAILY AND 4. H. BRINK.
jaH-5t.
RoOKsi BoOKsll
SELLING OFFAT COST.
The undsrsi sned will sell ut the arst cost price
for two weehs, his entire stock Of BOOKS, com
prisinS nearly all the standard works Law aod
Medical Books, Fine Gift Books histories Novels
Juveniles, Toy Books and Soho OIL Bo oks.
Among the collections will be found Ruskin b
Je1ersons works, and many Others OF the sams
Those purchasing for Hospitals and Libraries
VII nnd this good opportunity TO invest.
" Nc '1'1 - RIOaA ar D' J. .joYos.
70. 1os Penn. avenue, near 18th street..
- n 81 Rirst Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31
no. 9ST PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A. II. BLNlSGER CO.'S STORE
235 PBsNsYLvAxrA AvsHgB,
3e'ots 1A1eestA Street. AID nsary oppossIe Gcsasw,s
IN lo-H

dQ6 PlhHANGIEGsi- AQ6
fCO -- Gold and Velvet. lou
Gold StAmped, and medium priced Gold Papers,
with varied stock Of GlAsed and Blank Papers AZ
The loves cash prices.
WINs0w sHApIsl
New Designs, Gold Baad and Imitation Gold Hand
Window Shsdes Bur, Green and Blus Holland or
any required style or siss Of Shade made TO order
OVAL PICTURE PRAMssf
=, fvarrarted to be SiiAed With Gold Loaf)
The handsc NEST and largest sssortment Ia the
9th beautiful variety OF small sized Oval AID
Gard Visits France, of foreign and domestic man
copies Of eeisbrated Pictures, Paints and 5tsta
AIRY, Albums. &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssBLst
Different tikes and colors, Picture Rings, Ayes,
Nails, re. Orders for Psperhsns inGs window
Shades punctuaiiy executed by experienced work
men IN city or country. Terms cash
HPieese remember The mum per, go 9TH street,
., the terms cash for goods and labor. JAl3-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

PsssAGB THIEF AT WoRR.-I.ast night, be-
tWe eight and nine o clock, tha resi- 'enca OF
Capt. ID tTden, on Ninth strert bet tween l. and
u. was ente.s u BY a thief, and an oyercott and
!. IEdy's aha-l wers stolen from the passage.
-, -IUe - the thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

IaQrRs~ Tho corpse OK man, supposed II
a. - negro. was found IN the river yesterday, ~
al e foot OF Thir'rsn and half street The
cclonrr Wa. sent for, and an inquest /, I'D: bat
i,iry vva unable TO determine the cause OF
desti. tn. hOdv eng in IN advanced stage ..
drc JraI nsi for. The name Of the person Wa
rot 4sCe Iain-.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

NEW RIGs
SCef Received ut A. M BINISGER Oo,s.
SS1 Pa. avenue, second door below 18th street az
In, dice OF very choice selected Flee (nev crop D
put up expressly for family use. 81 " sx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

A CCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD PUINr-
"A TpEs-on TU EsDAY, the Sd February, % y
O'Clock g. m, We shall sell, st the resdenee OF O.
navy Yard, all Of his Houshoh FURNITURE fkc
attention OF purchasers 10 invited 10 sttsad -
ga sd GREEN A WILLIAM au.<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-Barney
CsrIOli, disoTderly; dismissed. Ida NJ. Baltic,
vsg1ancy: workhouse 90 days. Henrietta La
tham, prostitution ordered to leave the city in
hours. Margaret Latham, do; sent to Bal.
more. Joseph Nathan, keeping livery stable
without license: fined $40. Geo. II. Latham,
teferTion; turned over to military. Cornelius
j. oIard, suspicion; dismissed. Ann Moore,
drunk ard disorderly; fined 81. Alonzo GAM
bic, do; do. s3-workhouse. Also, for petty
larceny; dismissed. Lewis Eber, disordsrIy;
DO. Russell Thomas, drunk; allowed 70 90
home. Mrs. Kauth, selling liquor without IL
esnse; renewed license, SO. Duw ain Draper.
passing counterf-it money; dismissed. Dick
Rivers, do; do. VIM Moore, threats; security
for peace. Rob't Blair, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

By J. @. MCGUIRE a co.. Auctiope~rs
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDINo LOTS on ..
- 1sLLsD-on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF HsSrl-
airy, 1857. At o'clock, weshai ofsr for sale OF pub
IN square numbered two hundred and sixty -eIskf.
fronting city f5ol feet 18th street vest 81 Che
feet, ten (fol inches containing SshS square feet
Also lot pumbered eleven I'll in same ssuare frsst
street south and Maryland avenue, sontaiskag
4,l4l% square feet.
Terms: One sif cash, the residue IN nix s.S
months. Deferred payments TO be secured BIZ 4
deed oftrust upon the property.
All conveyancin6 ut the cost Of the purchase
Title guaranteed.
In A a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED or
account OF the rain until MONDAY, the ID day e
February next, same hour and place
81 B GRIM n WILLIAMS. AuoSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

STEALING HARssss. Last night Edsa,
Banks ard Louis Bryan, both negroes, ware
met nv roundsuaan Kelly, coming out or An
alley rssr Murphy's livery stable, on Sixth,
nsaT O street north. One OF them, carrying .
bag, made remark TO his companion, which
caused the roundsman 70 suspect something
wrong, and Kelly arrested both Of them aad
took them TO tho station house, where, upon
examining the bag, the omcers found that IL
contained compisss sett Of new buggy har.
r-se. which had been stolen from Marphy's
rfahIs 10th tho prisoners were sent 70 jaii for
court, and search warrant was issued by
Jnstica Walter, for the purpose OF finding other
pIc:-rty supposed 10 be concealed In the house
whers those parties resided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

THE SUPREME CoUsT.-The Supreme Court
81 the United Statees does not usually sit on
saturday, but the judges meet on that day at
their library room in morrison's Building near
-Four and n half street, for the purpose Of con-
suiiaiion, and for looking into the authorities
upon contested legal points. Tho large library
OF the court, now In the old chamber, contains
about fifteen thousand volumes. The library
At Merrison's Building contains about five
Thousand volumes. In this building Justices
Cat on, Green, Clifford, Swain and Davis have
their lodgings. Justices Miller and Nelson are
At tho Natiorsl Hotel, upon the same square.
Near by 10 Chief Justiee Taney's residence, in
BlaSdsn's Building, on Indiana avenue
Justice Wayne resides at Franklin Place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

A RARl CHANCB-FOR sALE-A small
A'sT0RB and FIXTURES, on the esrner Of sta
and cts. In9drre on the vremises. "a 3siws
A RARE CHANCELLOR rent, on rood terms.
"A BAKERY, With Bake Shop, Sutlsr,s Store and
Stables attached, situated near Penn. ave-, in
favorable location. For terms appiy 20 Shelly
GUY, 322 Pc. ave-, between 10th and llth. 60 Is
EUREIsHHD ROOMS 10 RIHf-Yor rent, .,
streets, neatly furnisAsd and very Considerably
BID RoOAS, an1 sifTINa RoeAs, and PAR-
LOIS. Ths nsisAhe.hoed e enc q most desirable
s u s :' .ss. n ss S. sAo''
A GOOD YARM yoR aALl.-1ao Ar.s /. e.I-
A. H. a'sHsn' - asrss Y tabsr sith n. I..n:
- 8 .s. e's Sn rss: :. .ss
t11nDiks, about IL milss from WashSsS ton ID. o.
70 asrss O. Tie aboyss good sad fertile meadow
I've county tSads. Isf.s sssy For rAItisylar,,
BAR1h. SIS ssvs.ti q. ia pM
pR. y. MePHlReON, e,-
uRADUATn OF Pennsylvania Medical oorisss,
end the Ies!is ssssraiiy 70 The fact tAat As H.
No. All 1ITH ST., Blrw. a ANpI,
WAsHIIofoI. d. o.,
yhsrs ~ u prepared TO give his attention 10 NE
he has h.A twelve yea,s' experience In th. pr.s
an se "a
~ Oousu tation in either the Nm siisA or German
language. and cith or ~ tho Ole else here A
private room for consuitstien With ladies'.
all 1lth street, betweea II and 7,
JAW WAshis gton %. o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

II of . RESTAURANT, Connected With Fur.
nished lodging rooms, doing q frst-rste business
Al, Also splendid BAKERS OVEN By Ii feet in
days, ID: Co." Box Washington City Port Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetioneers.
CONVENIENT SALE OF CANAL RoAT-A
NJ ". MohpAI. February 2, a II O'Clock n. %
the Washington Aqueduct, and now Vim 49,
Esby's wharf, just west of the Observatory
By order OF VIM r. HUTTON
taBd j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Austs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

Us, NAIL sTA819.
y IN guseeeibsr l. running 8 line Of STAGES, eAr-
gSShgSS$aiffRR ri III; isiS;;c ~
MARYLAND, Leaves corner 10Th and g streets every
morning for Rsskvills, and return sane day. On
TsSsdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, rams kkroush
oHsi corner e l9;A ana g &c Xs.Sinssoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

Az IHPRovBEByT.-Ihs Mayor has caused
70 ba laid at the northwest corner OF Seventh
ard n streets q Ian dsoms cast-iron foot-briASe,
ssnTia Of the kind, which he proposes to
hsvr ussd throU Shout the city, IL the councils
s,;;II approye the design, The cost OF this
Z .Ir-nrisSa will not be more than double that
a.: VA OGDEN one now in use; and IL II incom-
psranIy sups rior In safety, durability, and ap-
prerence. The ramts OF the irtereecttnG
s;r-ets are stamp I'd upon IL in legtble ciiarsc-
trrs, S7i the surface IL rough, preventing
ii=b;iiS 20 accident There IL also suit e TT
score r:utpr II for an abundant flow of Water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31
AUCTION SALES


SAL g. esocxniIs. LiQuQli, rccxsw
h0kklNs s.It, "a f:Srss',. q Il 's,est ~
Gu stLss Aseron Rooms, lArss ssssrtns.Y3
Barrel. n.tbed v hits and Fellow szssr,.
Iierces Hams md Bacon
Boxes Cheese, soap and skareh
- so &c Aossm.ntins. spsrp and Mouh oas1lss,
60. ssI s,s smith Ss. bsdserd Sperm ossdls.
Cas-: &C. oonss ss s. Mn, Asshsvss. ess.n q
Bone. Grossd Scs.. ard Mustard,
cases Pickles, French MustArd Ae
ssoxss Navy Tobacco and tissreut bran1s o..
Saees ChampaGne ana German Wipes
bsrrels Plies Xxx Maxnona
n.,e 5 Eye, Old Bourbon, and other vhisksyL
Fsrrels and Kess Herring and Macherei,
sSSSnuty OF small seores. CONSUMING ef0levva.
shirts. Hose, Paper, &e.
jasl W L. WALL n % 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

A Ron MUSICAL TRsAT IL promised cur
citizcrs on Tu"sGay evening next, a. WAL
iards Hall, when a grand vocal and instru-
meu'al concert will be given complimentary
q, Madame Cecilia Young kretschmar. Mad.
Anne Young, whose admirable vocaiisrn hiss so
often dllizhted Us heretofore, will sing soma
chci"a place.. end su0h performers Msssrs.
Warner, Credini, Moran. B.nkert. Junynicksi
end Eoppitz (the unrivaled funst), Will also
an lrar al eviirncr that TIA entertainment
VII! be ore of ii ri ches, music II treats offered
-: tllizrns III L .o;Iy Will.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

Making q per cent. for the wear end
Aug 1868. said centage to be upon the r
na amount the premium note, without reference to a5
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer his office
in Montpelier, or before the 14th day Of Oct, 1858
Members Of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature Local Agents Of
the Company schedule showing the assessment
sired the money for ther forwarded
to the Office in October The be paid when
due Those who fail thus pay ought expect be
paid their property destroyed by fire. little attention
to this the part Of the Members the Company at the
proper time will save them expense and trouble (See sec
Act of Incorporation, your Policy, which will be
forced) j. T. THU ESTON. Treasurer
Montpelier Aug. IS, 1868
u The publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this
requested publish the above notice three weeks sue
cessyey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid presentation of their bills at this Office
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
Che Markets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Dec. "a.

At Market 1000 Cattle, about BeeVes sand Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows andone, two
and three years old.
MarketBeef-ExtratS,75 to 600 hrst quail
ty $500 to $50 I'd 1913 to 7T5 3D. $3.50 to 500.
Working 0xen-S7O to $50.
Cows and Calves-$25 to 80
Yearlings-$lO to 1900 two years old $500 to 80
90 three years DID, $500 to $500.
Sheep and Lambs-3OO at market prices in lots 81 90
to 600 each extra, $500 to $50.
Spring Lambs-3,25 to 4,25
Hides-9 to Of pr Id. Tallow-s1 to eprlb
Veal Calves-l2cto lac per ID. Calf skins-l4c pr Id
Pelts s., 90 to 2,25 each.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
BOSTON MARKET, Dec. &c.

Flour.-W estern, $500 to 20.
Pork,--Prime $14,OO to SIS Ness, $19, to 20.
Beef s45O to 1900 Lard, 12t to l2A Hams, III to 12c
Hogs dressed, 90 90.
Butter, y to 20 Cheese, Is to IA, Eggs 25 to 90 Po-
tatoes Ia to l5O. Dried Apple % to 81.
Beans $3.50 to s2,76. Peas $1,oO to $1,lO.
Herds grass seed $2,25 to s2,!5. Glover, II to 81.
Starch to "a Tallow, to 1O..
Wool, Full Blood Merno 50 81 Three-fourths blood
rs to 50 HalEblood rs to 70 Common 70 to rs.
Corn l,4Oto1,42 Oats So to 81, Rye I,49 to $l47.
Hops Is to 90