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~. TOBIAS = .u.H4i. /. Syrup, % gta. Sod
~ the D7tni st. y rut3j Colr,.lnit st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

% years lens" or more may be had satisfactory rem
sons given FOR ceiling ont. Apply 10 NJ. =. MALO-
MY, pucrr, II Sixth n, near The BDwery.
s2l 6'1tD
nAFERITS FOR SALE-I OCATED ON
i'rl tic avenues md hnl.r'as streets ~ this city
r.H vs. pIE $50: tIaD yruHcfy atorg, liquor stores,
or.t.f TiuuIs and DO siHUHits, nirl other husiuosa
places Cor sole, a. MtICItLL'5 Agency, II C'dnr
.ir'.i rs 2ilcsl2P
(pENIE STORE FOR StLI.-TIlE three
y .r.u brick t.uDurnt house nu ssutlerly cor.or
d" Won Br.ut pud 4 ruaut sts, Brooklyn, paying at
.. If.s no H. .vH' 10 p.r ,.Dt. Price -. 1OI..
l'-'. 1910 800 o. $1,000 cash. The balance can
row $50 DI Nuui uni mortgage Il desired Appy IN
d. fhtip'G. 900 HEAVIER IT, y y npia 5'i3p
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hell u' 'p"i in Hlu'd ~ D.. -, now doing u
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Do. ID '. up u applied i0g ...u. ~ tie proprietor
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{ 'EOiP, tpiGl AND COLDS ARE M
- uu. .u.'r r..,y,i uit quickly cured With
ElHN lONaQ u.k R'lat Al -, rheumatism, lace
""t tui.'.N,, -uiY.ps. hurnl, d.. Pains and
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Slim O00-MoNEY LOANED OUT
PlOUsOOO and procured on bond and

uortgsge, In sums 70 suit Also horsos lots sul
i,rns, and al kinds o! r,n' 81 te bong r. and
exchanged, at W. II NICNf!iS |
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So 300 MI Bf o daE id Two SI9 o
Z - Alst d near an ave, contains g,s and Croton
wafer, erect paved with Belgian pavement In
q.ire Of JOHN Weber ?35 Grand st,cor Blwery,
under n Oriental Bank apis G'ls6
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40 IgI-TTE STORE AND BASEMENT,
j e. .ssau ~. Apply 70 FRANCIS y. IlOFF-
Man 81 Broadway, u J, CAUTION, 81 Nn-sau st,
i.DhuHlZA
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TsC pvony H.HrHp lprty o'a' E.ri, n-.,r.t
. Cd. btu.,sr ly ar', uu 49, favorable terms o.
s.UlI.a. Last. ',uu".
IEUNli D. BERGEN. President.
JANIS u TuoApSl N, 'r, s. 49,
GO. " uJNr Assistant
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rINO LET IN lHE SUN BUILDING, COR
l. r..of Nn,gAu aud Fulton sts, otL'es and large
ro,rs stable ip. maruiadunES pHrIsS with
Wl.,. trrm ~ spr can be he'd II required. trll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MARRIAGE UNDER DrTfIcULrIks,-Lastn night
very good looking couple, young and inteili gent
Mr.. Jas. Barry. Of company ID, 5th U. s. cavalry,
and Mis- Leddy Donnelly, Of this city, went 10
the Office Of Justice johnson to be united In the
holy bands Of matrimonv. They were Ignorant
Of the laws Of the District, and were somewhat
taken aback when the magistrate told them they
would have to get license from the court and be
married by a minister. Through the kindness
and gallantry Of officer Reese. however, things
were set right. He acted az groomsman, and got
a minister and license. Unfortunately, he
groom's name was wrong In the license. and the
minister, Rev. l.. +. Morgan, ALWAYS partIcular
In such matters, required lie correction prior IN
performing the ceremony. The groomsman stsrtfd
TO have IL done, and In his absence some one suV-
gested that probably the clerks office was closed
4 his wa: too much FOR the groom, who addressed
the minister upon the necessity Of a speedy per
romance OF the Ceremony.
Indeed, MT Parson, % he plead. " this thing
must De put through tonight have come from
MINORS Hill TO the city on leave, and myfurlouph
Is limited IL must be done To- night. The army
The bride also exhibited considerable anxiety.
night.n
The minister awaited the return Of the faithful
gfoomsman with the corrected license, ana in q
lew minutes the bsaye and fair were united IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
The Expedition up the Tennessee River.

ST. Louis, Feb. PA special disratch to the
Republican, dated Fort Henry, February 18th,
says that the gun-boats Conestoga, Tyler and
Lexington, returned from Upper Tennessee las,
night. The boats went az far as Florence, Ala
bama, and were received with the widest joy by
the people along the river. The old men cried
like children at the sight o. tbe stars and Stripes
and invited the officers and men 70 their houses
and told them all they had was at their DISPOSAL
a lar &c number were anxious 10 enlist under the
old flag, and the Tyler brought down two hun
dred and fifty to I'LL up the gun boats crew
Our officers were assured that IL they would wal,
a few days whole regiments could be raised, and
II the Government would give them arms to de-
fend themselves, they could bring Tennessee back
10 the Union In few months. They said tina,
when the secession ordinance was passed armed
men stood at the polls, and everything went a.
certain politicians said. At Savannah, Eastport
and Florence the officers and men Of our boats
went ashore without arms, and mingled freely
with the people. The Union men along the rIv-
er comprise the wealthiest and the best portion
Of the inhabitants, large numbers Of whom have
American flags. Not gun was fred either in
going or coming.
The railroad bridge at Florence was not de-
stroyed.
quantity of papers were captured on the East
port belonging to Lieut.. Brown late Of the United
States Navy. Among them were letters from
Lieut.. Maury, stating that submarine ba tteries
could not be successfully used in the rapid streams
of the West One hundred and fifty hogsheads
of tobacco, and a quantity Of other freight, will
be brought down from the mouth of Sandy river
tomorrow.
A daily line Of packets has been established be.
tween Fort Henry and Cairo.
Nothing, during the war, has been 90 prostIat-
ing to the Rebels the late victory, and the gun
boat expedition mentioned above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM SHIP ISLAND-CAPTURR
OF PRIZE

New YORK, Feb. 10 The Baltic lie below,
from Port Royal.
The storeship Supply brings Ship Island dates
OF the 24th, with the captains and crews Of the
rebel steamers Anna and Lewis, and schooner
A J. Rien, taken by the New London of Flor
ida. There was nothing new at Ship Island
The troops are healthy, and the works progress
ing rapidly. The frigate Niagara, gunbosts New
London, Hatteras, Itasca, Coon, Pampero, ship
Black Prince, and brig J. p. Wetherill were an
chored of the Island.
The Supply bOarsed OF Florida, on the 18th,
the British schooner Samuel Hart, captain said
bound from Liverpool to Cardenas. Having %
papers and being on the route to rebeIdom, she
was taken by the Supply and the crew put aboard
and brought to this port. The cargo 10 supposed
to be arms and ammunition. Capt. Palmer, late
Of the Iroquois, arrived In the steamer Columbia
and leaves to-day for Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
XAYvIIth CONSRESS-Seceud Session.
THURSDAY, February -.

SENArE.-Mr. Davis, Of KY, introduced a series
Of decaratory resolutions relative to tae rights of
the States and the duties Of the general govern.
ment to the people and States In rebellion; laid on
the table with those Of Mr.. Sumner.
Mr.. Grimes reported bill from the District Of
Columbia for the appointment (by the Presideut)
Of warden for the jail of the county OF w ashing-
ton, ID. G committed.
The bill TO tx the number of members Of the
next u. s. House Of Representatives was then
taken up, and discussed by Messrs. Hale, Trun-
bull and Collamer, until the expiration Of the
morning hour; when
The Consideration Of the Treasury-note bill was
resumed upon various amendments proposed,
none Of which were adopted when the STAYS re-
port went to press.
HoUsE.-The joint resolution in relation to the
transportation Of troops and munitions Of war,
by certstn railroads In Missouri, was taken M
and the sundry Senate amendments discussed,
pending the consideration Of which, our report
closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
DIED.,

On ths Ilth instant, Of typhoid fever, JOHN w.
GUuQRICH. In mis- 18th year "
His friends and those OF the family are respect
Ath instant, st O'Clock. from the residence or his
grandmother, s4S Ninth street, west side, bet
on the 18th instant. TERESA COLLINS, aged
Siyeare. -
Her fsnsrsl Will take yIscs from her late resi-
o'block p. m. Friends and sssusintalces of the
family ere melted TO attend, ''"-F9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIED ARMIES
IN MEXICO.
CONFEDERATE STEAMER VICTORIA ES-
CAPES FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The steamer Columbia
from Havana sth inst, has arrived. The CORES
pendent Of the Press says Miramon was at Vera
Cruz. He was arrested by the British Admiral,
for former robbery Of the British legation.
Sickness and death prevailed amongst the allied
troops to frightful extent.
The pirate steamer Victoria sailed from Havana
on the 9TH instant, with a cargo Of arms and am
Runition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE cANARDs OF THE HOUR

Thk cANAkDs OF THE HOUR.
The avenue has been alive with canards TO-DAY.
such as that Fort Donelson had been taken with
1000 Confederate prisoners; that Lander had
taken Winchester; and that pro,racted De ht had
occurred down river between the Confederate bat
teries and our fotilla
Though Confidently asserted they are one and
all without foundation, so far as we can learn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
THE CONFEDERATES CONCENTRAT.
ING UP RIVER AND BUILDING BAT.
TERIES THERE

FREDERICK, Md, Feb. 13.-There are rumors
that the Confederates are concentrating their
forces near the river between the Point Of ocks
and Leesburg, and also are erecting batteries
there. We have nothing authentic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O,CI,ock, n. M.

The cHEvALIER.. 1t is understood that Chew
aiier Wikof, this forenoon, answered the ques-
uon OF the special committee Of the House, which
yesterday he declined 10 answer. So, we take s,
for granted that by this time he 10 out Of limbo,
and greater hero and ootability than ever before
The Chevalier has decidedly "sold,, the com.
mittee, and the committee, IN turn, has as deei-
dsdly "sold" the HOUSE. The House, by jts
action In the premises, would have "soId,, the
public, IL the latter had failed to prove better
I" smelers" Of large-sized mices than all Congress.
with all its different "smeIlingn COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
INDIA RuRRER I.nnn.
MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant, By the Rev. DIR. Morsen,
Captain CHARLES A..REYNOLDe, .. s. A !,
Roberts, of this city.
On Tuesday, February II, at the Church of the
EpiRnsGy, By the Row. Q. II. Hall, ID. d., CHRIS
both Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors Justice
Walter Francis Mahar, drunk and disorderly;
fined g. John Conner, do do 81 S.. Ellen
Green, do dismissed. ID. Barkley, John Grady,
John DacY, and james McHenIy were arrested for
attacking soldier and stealing his pistol Jail for
court. Jas. Murray and Geo BirdsaIl, drunk;
turned over TO the military VIM Smith, drunk
and disorderlV; workhouse 80 days. John Walter,
passing bad money; held for further bearing
W-n. Roman, drunk; workhouse 80 days. David
Curtis, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

TYLER's COMPOUND syrup GUN ARABTc.-we
take great pleasure in recommending the above
favorits remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all affec-
lions Of the Throat and Lungs. An attache of this
ONCE had a severe cough for several weeks and
after trying every likely thing, without any relief
was perfectly cured by a single bottle. We are
not surprised that II Is so largely patronized BY
our soldiers In camp.-BaH. Gippe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
THE ALLIES REJECT THE MEXICAN
PROPOSAL FOR PEACE
Special Teleg ram to the Star

NEW foRE, Feb BY the advces from Vera
Cruz we learn that Juarez had made proposals Of
peace TO the allies, which had been rejected by
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

Nh. ADAMS NOT RELEksKD-The Alexapdris
Chronicle Of yesterday says We were mistaken
in saying that MIR. Adams had been released from
custody on Monday night. He was given In
charge Of the Mayor for the night, and I'm the
morning was delivered 20 Major Gle, who handed
him over to the Provost Marshal. Adams was
taken to Wasl ngton yesterday afternoon, I'm CON-
pany with several other prisoners. Gen. Mont
gomery approved Of the arrest, simply giving
Adams liberty TO remain with Mayor Mckenzie
all night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

CRIMINAL CouRT.-This morning, Felix Mul-
len, soldier, was on trial charged with burglary
In breaking open the house occupied by VIM.
Adams, between 10 and II O'Clock d. m, on the
30th January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK.
al HOURS.

This Company Is prepared to forward ell kInds
Of goods TO and from
NEW YORK-Ofice 80 Broadway,
BOSTON-0fhoe, Congress street, and Cor
Eress Square,
PHILADELPHIA-Ofhoe, 33r Chestnut street,
BALTIMORE-Ofhce, Camden Station,
WAsHIN6TON-Ofhce,3 ss Pennsylvnnis ~ :,
ALEAANDRIA-Ofhoe,I Os King street,
ANNAPOLIS, FORTRESS MONROE,
NEWPORT NEWS, PORT ROYAL.
And the
SOUTHERN BLOCKADING SQUADRONs,
1T FAIR RdTESI ihd.Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

POLIcE.-The Third Ward patrol reported this
morning-JOhn O'Dwyer for being drunk and
dissrderly; committed to the workhouse for 90
days. VIM. Roach, do; dismissed by Justice
Barnaclo.
The Fourth Ward patrol report-Chas Hisey,
assault; dismissed by Justice Dom Owen Haney
and John Lang, charged with violating the health
regulations; dismissed by Justice Bernaclo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

Too FAsT Yesterday morning, eight newI-
boys, employed 70 carry the morning papers 70
the camps, were arrested for racing their horses
by the provost guard and brought to the Central
guardhouse, 70 be disposed Of by the military
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

PRonoTED.-Charles Hopkins, first class clerk
in the Pension Once, has been promoted to
second class clerkship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

PARADE OF ARTILLERY Yesterday morning
the fine battery of flying artillery from New York
State, under command Of Capt Kennedy, marched
up the avenue, fully equipped, making fine ap-
pearance.
This morning several fine Artillery CORPS passed
along Pennsylvania avenue, making a very hand
some appearance.
The Massachusetts stu battery, which appeared
on the avenue about s8 O'Clock, attracted much
attention, and was greatly admired by the crowd
Of pedestrians In the streets about that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Before Justice
WdlteT.-Thomas Golfer, drunk; wOrkhouse 30
days. Michael Gibson, do; turned over to the
military. Lawrence Gallagher, drunk and disor-
do. 80 days. Catharine COYle, do do. 90 days
VIM. Shackleford, do fine q, IS. Mary Jane
Burgess, igh ting; 1894 6. n @Stowell. drunk ;
s1.94. Catharine Jones, disorderly; 81. John
Harriday, do; 81 Sc. Sarah Greason, fighting;
3 81. Daniel Haggerty, drunk; turned over to
the military Willard q Horton, do; do. Jos
Hume, do s1.ei. Eamene Coster, disorderly;
81. Ten dodgers were accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
ORDER OF MARSHAL LAMoN.-The followin.
order was issued by Marshal Lamon on the Oh
inst

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th, 1862.
To Tailor and Guards at the Public jail
IN the District of Columbia:
You will this day release from custody all per-
sons claimed to be held to service or labor and
not charged with any crime or misdemeanor,
who are now In JAIL who have been there for the
space Of thirty days or upwards-from their arrest
and commitment-and, in future, you will, in
regard to persons claimed to service or labor and
not charged with crime or misdemeanor govern
yourself in strict accordance with the order to me
as Marshal fer the District Of Columbia, of date
January 18th, 1862, from Hon. Secretary Of State
Respectfully, WARD II. LAMoN,
U. s. Marshal ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
The IvpIAN HERB DocroR,

The IYDIAN HBRB Doctor,
From Canada, win describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for Consultation OF Advics.
OUR MOTTO.
We rse such Balus a. have nc strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn ay-
enue, corner Of 7th street. feb Saws
COINS, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, I'm.
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 42o eennsylvania avenue, between Four
snd-a-haf and sixth streets. Room up stairs
Once hours from IL m. 10 6 p. IN. Orders 10 call
al residences promptly attended 10. jan I6-1m*
gas, with or without board, at AIS z street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders
can be accommodated. ian l5-1m&
FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are Invited TO try those manufactured fresh every
cav oy J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
K''oefs' ia 2s-H
The MLAssA and foul vapors generated by the
than the enemy's bayonets In the Indian and
Sflmeah campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous Qualities. Thew Ken. tbe room In
psiSSc ,, nsnni only Is cents per box. Soldiers
SuPPI bou''eA'os. 2l7.
INDIA RUBBER Goops.
India rubber Sheets for PROTECTING ebi,d,sn,.
beds, that no family should be without; rs cent?
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

J. B. CONKLIN, the great spiritual medium, can
be consulted at No. All Thirteenth street. between
and n, Washington. Re I2-3t#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEkTBR.-seeond Week of Mr.. J. e. Ovens.
4 Tnsrsdsy, Feb'y 18th, wlIl be performed the
Fsfos Of ~ Dung England'-yohn James Poolev,
Mr., J: Z: Ovens TO conclude with the Drama Of
.Celeb Plummer"-Caleb Plummer, Mr.. j.. e.
"The Chimney Corner" viii be prod uoed on Mon
day next. ltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-13

ARREST OF Nh. wIKoY Fin the House of Re-
etesentatives yesterday the following resolution,
Cfered by Mr.. Hickman, was adopted:
Whereas Henry Wikof, witness subp1 naed
by the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary in their exam
ination Of the facts In connection with the alleged
censorship over the telegraph, concerning which
said COMMITTEES were directed by the House to
make inquiry, has stated that portion of the SUBJ
stance Of the message Of the President Of the Uni
ted States, communicated TO Congress on the Sd
day Of December last, was transmitted by tele-
graph, through his agency, TO the New York
Herald, prior to the receipt Of the said message
by Congress, and has refused to state from whom
he received the matter thus revealed to the public
Therefore
RssOlpsd, That the sesgeantat-Arns be d.
rected to bring said Henry Wikof before the bar
Of this House to answer said contempt.
Upon being brought before the chair the speak
or stated the charge to Mr.. w. on which he had
been arrested, accompanying II with the usual
"What have you 70 say" DC.
Mr. Wikof replied, "Nothing; but that while
hoping not to be considered - wanting In respect
to the Judiciary Committee Of the Hoase, the in
received, such as 1t was, under the obligation Of
the strictest secresy, which found myself bound
% respectn
After considerable discussion the House adopted
kof until he shall purge himself Of contempt or il
discharged by the House. The accused was then
placed In the z lard room under the Capitol.
CRIMINAL Confederation of George Jones
70, Mdnslanghtsr.-Y in the case Of
George Jones, (colored) tried for the murder Of
Theodore Chisley, (alsv colored,) on the 10th day
Of October last, the evidence seemed to be sub
stantIaly to the effect that alteration occurred
at night on the corner Of Fourth and Market SITS +,
Georgetown, between Jones, who was in passion
because he said some one had fred at him, and
Chisley. Jones had absolved the bystanders from
the charge of having fred at him, when Jones
approached ard asked II IL was him who fired
Jones answered, "not unless you have changed
your coat" Some words passed, when Chisley
struck Jones and knocked him down. Jones rose
and was being pursued by Chisley, when the lat
ter stumbled and fell, or was about to fall, and
just then Jones turned and inflicted the stabs
which resulted in the death of Chisley the next
night.
The knife was displayed In court, and was a
formidable looking eapon. Ii had black han
die and a guard, and the blade was about or 8
inches long, with a broad back and keen edge
As one of the colored witnesses said, sit looked
more like a sword than a knife"
The Court instructed the jury as TO the distinc-
ton in law between murder and manslaughter
and after short absence from the court room they
returned verdict Of granddaughter"