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CONGRESSIONAL.
IIXvIIth CONGRESS-Secsnd Session.
WKpNEspAY, February so.

"WEDNESDAY, FebrusryS6.
SKNArE.-Mr. Harris presented petition from
a large number OF merchants and others, Of New
York, for a general bankrupt law; also, memo
rial Of the Academy Of Medicine Of New York,
against the employment of homeopathic surgeons
in the army Of the United States; both referred.
Mr.. Do little presented numerous petitions for
the abolition Of slavery in the Southern States by
action of Congress- referred.
Mr. McDougal reported from the special CON-
mit'ee on that subject the bin for the establish
ment Of a railroad and telegraph from Missouri
20 the Pacific ocean; committed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wade, the bin for the occu.
pstion and cultivation Of certain cotton lands and
plantations on the coast, was taken up and de-
bsted by Messrs. Doolittle, Sumner and Brown.
ing.
HousE.-At his request, Mr.. Van Wyck wa
excused from serving on he Committee on Revo-
lutionary Pensions, his regiment with the Army
OF the Potomac requiring bis services.
A resolution instTucting the committee on Gov
eminent contracts 20 make inquiry relative 20 the
monies received by Federal officers in New York
to the ownership Of the public warehouses, and
the storing, &c, OF foreign goods, was adopted.
The contested election case Of Upton ey. Beach,
Of the seventh congressional district Of Virginia,
was taken up, Mr.. Worcester, Of Ohio, having
the hoor
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The IupIAn HERE DooToR,

The IHpAn HERB DooToR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hii
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informa-
don from them.
No eha,ss Jor Consx!tatios % Adciss.
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no stYife
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 flls,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, rehevs our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q 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. av.
enue, corner Of 7th street.
Canadian references OF the Indian Herb Doctor
Sir Z. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon. by, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, c. e.
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, c. E.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, c W
Hon. J. B. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, c W
Hon. w Matthews, OF Brantford, C. w.
Hon. W. Barker, Mayor Of London, C. w.
w. Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
II. P. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
]. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, @. w
r. Fl. Crook, Alderman, Toronto, C w.
J. Urqnhart, Surgeon, Toronto, @. W.
fe lf.h
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
THREE VESSELS STRANDED
TSpecial Telegram 20 the Star

ISyeclaI Telegram 70 the Sal.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20, (from Fortress Monroe
Feb. q. )-The spaulding has arrived from Hat
teras. She left there last Sunday. She brings
no news from there.
The Hoboken has gone ashore near Cape Henry
In storm. She ia total loss. All hands on her
were saved, however, having been taken OF by
the Spaulding.
The r. b. Forbes is ashore near Nag's Head,
and must also be a total loss.
The steamer Express is also reported to be q
total loss on the Eastern Shore
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I OsT-CHECK No. 34s, for one hundred and
II Fifty eight dollars, drawn By Bru. Cameron.
Paymaster u. 8. A on the Treasury of the United
States, dated washington. February LIST, 1889. in
favor OF Capt. c. r. Lowell or bearer. fbe pay
are forbid negotiating the same. The finder vii
be rewarded by returning il % Captain c. r.
LOWELL, camp Of the 9Th u. 8. Cavalry, or TO
the once OF Major B. Cameron, corner r and 18th
SITS, fe S-lOts
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wHY 10 II that families and keepers Of boarding
houses send from all sections OF the city to Day
tons Bakery, so Eleventh street, between and
n for piesi
Aasrsr.-Becauset they are made by experienced
male and female operatives, who have BEEN en-
gagged In the manufacture Of pies only for thirty
all other pies made at any other bakery in this
city. fe 26-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

CHARGE Nor SusTAINKD.-Elize Delany, whose
arrest for keeping gambling house was noticed
In the Star q day or two since, was examined
before Justice Ferguson and dismissed, there
being no evidence 10 sustain he charge.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

FIRK.-About half past 9 O'Clock this morning,
the little frame building az Loefief's garden, on
New York avenue, used by the proprietor az q
ar-room, accidentally took FIRE from stove, 10
IS supposed, and was burnt down. The contents
Were principally saved. The lOss was inconsid-
cradle.
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PASSAGE THrEvKs ABouT.-On Sunday last
the hall Of house No. 159, Pennsylvania avenue
was entered, and a black beaver overcoat stolen
herefrom.
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A GRAY MARE NoN EsT.-Between 2 and
O'Clock on Monday, gray mare, marked US
was stolen from the rear Of the railroad depot.
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DATENT OFFICE CpRIOsITIEs-Gridot to
Il Patents, Catalogue of CuIiosities and Govern
ment Gsydens. at the stand In Patent Ofice; RarO
AnnS rf-ian Books eoye,nment Books; Doeu-
m ents furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re
ports; burnt Patent Office Reports; Cheap Bookn
Furnished to Pedler.i Military Trials; military
.hovins over seoo niles; many taousand a' Cheap
Books. Reo0l.eot cheap rent. Large sales, low
prices. UP stairs, over Bank OF Washington.
Ia 3-lmS ALFRED HUNTER.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, as Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and sixth streets. Room I'D floor
Once hours from 0 a. m. to 9 p. m. Calls made at
private residences when desired feb ~
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SEWN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS SICK IN CAMP
Young men be warned in time, supply yourselves
with Hollowoys Pills and Ointment. They are
guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores, u.
GERS, Scurvy, Fevsrs and Bowel Complaints
Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 2le.
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INSTRUCT OF COLUMRIA. \

INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA wAsHINeroN
~ CouNTI,-l hereby certify, John II. a.
me as q stray, running at Ia &c in theAA
streets OF Georgetown, q dark BAY MARE, sup
posed to be about 10 DID, about Is hands high;
9 star In her forehead; ring bone her left hind
foot, both foreieet shod; switch tail; has been
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
February. 1862
HENRY REAVER, J. p, (seal.D
The owner Of the above described mare. will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away. or she WI / be sold TO pay ex-
18th street. fe 10 2sySv
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+" THE
w ASHIN6TON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PENN, AVENUE, (SoUTH SIDE. No, 2S9.

BsttreeH 9tk and l0tk SITS.
Every evening Q remarkably fine Free Conct ri,
embrsoin ing selections from the best classic muslc
and the most popular operas-rendered In better
style than at any other American concert saloon.
The guests-snd the public are freely invited,
without charge for entranoe,-may rely upon hav
Ing every comfort they desire. In addition to the
finest music in Washingto they will obtain, ON
Gall, from the attentive attendants, decidedly the
best Refreshments for sale in the Federal Netrop-
oils Ofioers constantly 10 attendance TO keep
good order. Concert commencing at 4 p. m.
HENRY ROSENTHAL,
feb I'm Proprietor.
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BEsr Coal On, warranted } by the barrel %
cents, by the gallon so cents. Lamps, Cans and
Shades, a. cheap as can be bought In Washington,
streets. fe B-St
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CAPoNs.-Speaking Of capons Wilson, t1e Pa
avenue, has dne supply Of these splendid fowls.
Give him o call. Remember the number, 119 Pa.
avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentieth sts I
INSTANTANEOUS CURE Of Corns, Bunions,
Callosities, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all dis
podist, Is enabled, by a peculiar process, to
eradicate the most painful excrescenses In a few
minutes, WITH the least pain or the slightest
inconvsnienoe to :he patient Consulting hours
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Rotel.
Best reference given In this city. feb Sim
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BOARDING..

THREE OR POUR GENTLEMEN CAN
L be accommodated With Board, at 26s Eighth
street. between M and N, In private family.
70 25-lwr
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
l. Board, in pleasant location near the Cap TO /,
Also, handsomely furnished Parlor and Chamber
communicating. Inquire at Star Office. fe ls-tf
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YouR CoRNs.-Dr. White, the chiropodist, IL
In town doing good and relieving scores Of feet.
He inficts not a particle Of pain, and removes
corns sfectually. His rooms are at 426 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, Lane & fuckers building, between
Four and "a half and Sixth streets. 1t*
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IcINEs -For unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
use Helmbole . Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
clans IN tie United States Is offered 10 afflicted
humanity az a certain cure for the following dis
eGseB and abuse Of the urinary sexual organs !:
General debility, mental ard physical depression,
imbecility, determination Of blood to the head
confused ideas hysteria, general irriabiity rest
lessness and sleepessness at night loss Of appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia-
ton, low spirits, diserganization or paralysis Of
. me organ: Q, P,pi,atiSn OF tbs heart
debilitatsd state Of the system. To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask FOR Helmbold's. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. Bee advertisement
In another column. feb Att
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Admifsion Is oent.. poors open 81 o,olook. m

WASHINGTON MUSICAL HALL-FREE
w CONCERT EVERY MIG 1T, from O'Clock
70 p. m. Best Of Refreshments. Fine Female
Waters. Open all day. At the southeast corner
of PeunsylysnIs avenue and corner of sixth street.
under the Central House, opposite the National,
Brown's. and G larenden BOt.Ia. fe ID Inn.
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40. HOOD
rs ConstaRty Teoeiying, and nae Ways on hand
fnll supply CT al the most celebrated -
WA GCH I'll thfI are manufactured in Eng ~
land Swltzerih d 4, America. both IL Sold -
and Silver cases. h also ksePs arEe STOCK Of
hlne JE"ELEG of = most desirable slyles seq
with Diamonds En- re las. RubIes sud al other
Gems. He ls also manufacturing al kinds of so nd
Standard Silver Ware. aad keeps SwordE Reyol-
yers, Sword Belts ard Sashes, Bowie Knives
Razors. SCISSORS, Sod Silver a1d steel SpsctG-
c las, and great variety Of other things usuaIly
kept n jeWe ~ Store, aud al a. te very lowest
price. No. 33s Pa. avenue, between eth aLd 10Th
streets. fe I5-tf
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take great pleasure in recommending the above
favorits remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all afec-
tons Of the Throat and Lungs. An attache OF this
after trying every likely thing, without any relief,
was perfectly cured by single bottle. We are
not surprised that IL IL % largely patronized by
our soldiers In eaInp-Bat. C1spP1.
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evsrtctous CIRCUMSTANCE Charles Kslts, q
sssd iss: sisks Wits sryina % sosee tSs loci
GA dweiling on -Four a half street. he w.
nfssd yveF 10 tes military snthorjts.
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KIN6'S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
n PErN. Av. AND E ST., Nsdy WilldydS.
j. Sole Lessee and Manager
G. SCOTT IA Manage
P. Whittsker-------- Equestrian Manager
THIS EVENING,
Tom King viii give his Comic limitations Of
CLASSIC S1ATUARY
HORSEBACK!
Have you seen old
ID A N 6 A r ID N n
In his great Burles ne Dance. A La C.btsfst
AND ScARAMoUcH!
The Beautiful Mile HEL0JSE Every Evening !!
KINCADE, the 100 Summersault Man!
The Great Zonope Halt
Must be seen to be appreciated.
DON AN
Every Night Until further notice.
NEW NOVELTIES IN PRBPARArIoN!
Scale Of Prsces-Orchester Chairs rs cents; Dress
Circle 30 oents; Children under 10 years of age b,
Dress Circle Is oents; Social Range Is cents; Col
Doors open at O'clock; performances will eom-
mence at precisely. fe7
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss oHEszEIE4EE's A5E HID NIGHT.
The performance viii e,mmsnoe with Tobin's
.,,. The HONEYMOON; os.,.,.,
MR.: Ss sSSi his Il. Es r. s'i %alrr II
p T. BARNUM's
Cabinet of Living CuriOsities
Will exhibit for q short period, commencing
THIS DAY,
fSAE oFIs sl Elk Is en- r. 70 - f.S ~
@ e 'ss
T''' I'LL Rs' %ESF Is Il ff fef'"'''
ALBINO FAMILY,
which ave ATTRACTED such crowded and fashions
bic sudlenoes at his Museum IN New York for over
$50 night and WHICH has caused more nc comment
than any curloslties ever exhibited.
Admission IS GENTS; children 10 cents. fe s
T. a e n chNrERBURy.
TONIGHT.
The Comic Psntomime,
VOL-AU-VENT,
VOL-AUVENT,
VOL-AU-VENT,
For the Last Time.
Second Week of the
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
CANTERBURY MINISTRIES!
Great Success of the
BEA UTIFUL WAL!
EAUTIF WAL!
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS,
CANTERBURY MINISTRIES!
Admission IS cents Dorchester Chairs 30 cents.
Afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies and Families. on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at7 O'Clock,
When R,SS spd SosS "
Toys, ,i Zane, A Ar ds.. and mag
Mrs Stanley, No. ii az street, received q splen-
~ 4dmi.sion . oenss Children 10 cents. fes
PHILHARMONIC HALL!
L PENN. AVENUE, ABOVE 11TH ST.
CAMPBELL MINsTRELs!
NEW OPERA HOUSE,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With an Enit,s Ntw Company of
eIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS!
First Week of
CHARLES KENDALL,
The Great Stump Orator
FIRST Week of
GEORGE COLBERT,
The Beautiful Ballad Singer
J. A. PASCAL,
FRANK MALONE 'I''' 1'''0'
The Matchlees Bugler
Low Gs,losd. Dupont, Ford, Green. Wys1t, Lys-
host of others, in q
Nstc Progydmne Epevy Might!
Admission q cents. Doors open at 7 O'Clock. IA
WAAsHINST9N MUSICAL HALL--FREE
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clark,-Yesterday-6eo.D Davis, disofdefly q the
thestef; Wm. Wallace, drunk; John Mann, do;
were dismissed. Owen Curry, drunk TUNED
70 the military: No cases for tril to-day, and
but single ledger.
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INDIA RuBBxR 6oops

INDIA huBBkk 600pe.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that NO family should Be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber BLANKETS, for soldiers, q . each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % 50
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, % 50 each.
India Rubber keggins 81 per pair.
And all kind a Rubbef Goods including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppess for bottles,
Door Man, Under eheetings for beds IN sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, sttH A. Hall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 300 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Teukh streets. feb LIT
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FrYrz Police DlsTRIef-Bsfers yssfsss nsnp-
sos-The following cases were disposed OF 1t
this station during the last week:
mspes. for pesy tS.. on seventh street ~ss
admonished and discharged.
A eolored boy named Lee, about twelve years
Of age, was arrested by the same patrolman ana
ing 70 the Government, which was len BY q sol
dier In front Of store on Seventh street. The lad
cried very much before the justice, and said that
Q gentleman whom he did not know bad sent
him with the horse to be watered 7" The lad
was discharged with q caution after being locked
up for few hours In the central guardhouse.
George Gregory, arrested by patrolman w. nj
Kelly, and charged with stealing colored shirt,
two white shirts and some other wearing apparel,
was dischafg ed after minute examination.
John Magui Ire and Celia Mcguire, arrested by
patrolrnan J. T. Shedd, and charged with steal
ing tin boiler, washing tub and bucket, be-
longing to Capt. Isasc Peck, were beth commit
ted for trial In default of bail.
Some other persons, charged with breaches of
the peace and violations Of the city ordinances,
were fRed or discharged for the want Of evil.
dence. All these arrests were promptly made by
metropolitan policemen Of the sixth precinct
FOURTH WARD STATION cAsE.-B.fOrs Jassie.
disorderly; fined 81. VIM. Kraft, do; do. VIM.
Pross, A. w. Listar, Thos. +. Graham, released
Richmond prisoners, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed John Jones, drums; do. J. 8. Marrow,
fighting; turned over TO the military. Michael
Meagher, do do.
To-day.-James johnson, insulting lady; dis
missed. John McAvoy, bow, fghtingi locked up
q few hours and released. Daniel Coffee, drunk
dismissed. Daniel Weldon, wandering about
the streets at night; do.
MORE THAN THE Law ALLows.-Yesterday
the types accidentally made the nHes Of James
aud Annie Dougherty and Lydia Donneiiy, for
disorderlv conduct, S13 Tex each-a higher fine
than the law allows. II should have been 50 12k
each.
GEORGIA CURRENCY. 1.-THE case OF Edward
Rock, Snowman, charged with passing Georgia
money, was tried before Justice Ferguson, and
not Justice johnson, as printed In our paper yes
terday.
YouR CoRNs.-Dr. White, the chiropodist, 10
In town doing good and relieving scores Of feet.
He inficts not a particle Of pain, and removes
corns sfectually. His rooms are at 426 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, Lane Il fuckers building, between
Four and a half and Sixth streets. lie
Best Coal On, warranted } by the barrel %
cents, by the gallon so cents. Lamps, Cans and
Shades, az cheap as can be bought In Washington,
at Stuart & Sons, corner Of Twelfth and H
streets. fe B-6t
wHY Is II that families and keepers Of boarding
houses send from all sections OF the city to Day
toms Bakery, 4se Eleventh street, between and
n for piesi
1asrsr.-Becauset they are made by experienced
male and female operatives who have been en- =
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FAnnLIDs who have never used Boston cracken
are invited 70 try those manufactured fresh every
day BY ]. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
groceu. j. H-u
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GEORGIA CURRENCY. 1.-THE case OF Edward
Rock, Snowman, charged with passing Georgia
money, was tried before Justice Ferguson, and
not Justice johnson, as printed in our paper yes
tcrday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

AT MOORE's WEST END DRUG STORE.
"A lis Pa. avenue, south SIDE, o large ana gem
Toilet GdeIss, d.. Also. Armor OF, Coal Ufl'
md LAMPS - The cheapest rates. epsv
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Dan AWAY-From the subscriber. living near
II Lurratts,iie, Prince Georges county, q
ID. on the It'll February 1862, my NEGRO ~
WOMAN, "3ettie." who calls herself IA
Bette Shorter. she is ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE -
years OF age, four feet 10 inches high; da.k S~
copper colored; thin vIsag Of light muscular
frame; has soma of her toes on one foot njuTed
from burn when child; had on when she left q
clothes with her. She took with her, her child
Ollvi. about II months old. S2iXill be gwen for
vided that they are delivered to me or secured in
Jail, 80 that can get them again.
STANISLAUS BRADFORD.
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INFLOW ESCAPE OF TEE Due DE CHAR fRHs.-
In the storm Of Monday among other houses
damaged was large brick building on street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
which 10 occupied by q number Of military Of
tcers, including the Prince de Joinvihe, the
Due de Charities and the Comte de Paris. W lille
the storm was raging the Due de Cartres left his
q the ohimnevs Of the building was blown over
aad came crashing through the roof, and through
TIE room just before vacated by the ofacer named
30 great was the momentum Of the falling mass
hat the bricks and rubbish broke through the
hoor Of this room carrying In their fall the tables
chairs, &c. The house 10 owned by Mr. George
q. Smart, who occupies the house Of Mr.. M as; =,
which was damaged by the falling Of the ThI,-
tesnth-street Church.
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GENITAL GuARDHousE CAsKs-Bsfoys Jxstics
faonPsoa seSF- rday.-Cornelus Loeman, disof-
derlyi fined Gil .l2k; James Dougbertv, do f; do
% l2k; Annie Dougher do; 50 l2k. Lydia
Donneily, DO % 12K. Bridget Conner, drunk
ssd q, sordsr'y; worfnouse go days. Seth Luns-
ford, do; workhouse 30 days. Edward Koerner
do ane 81 50 John Brady, do; 81 Sc. August
Aarthsn, vagrant workhouse % days. Johnson
De Rain, James Campbell and James Granor
soldiers; turned over to the military.
To- day.-Geo. Lomax, stealing cider; the wit
ness falling 70 appear, the case was dismissed
John Bunhel, VIM. Thompson, George Leacher
and Thos. halouier, soldiers, disordefly; turned
over TO the military.
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Bates, Of the LIST U 8. cavalry, applied to Justice
johnson for warrant for the arrest Of parties who
were charged with stealing q horse, saddle and
bride from him, valued at about sl65. The war
rant was given TO otacer J. w. Allen, who ar
rested q man named VIM. Valentine, and he was
taken before Justice johnson, and was committed
70 jail for further hearing. About dark, Mr.
James Murphy, from Georgetown, arrived at the
equire's oAee with the horse, saddle and bride,
and exonerated the man Valentine. Justice
johnson released Valentine from Jail upon bail
for further bearing. rom the evidence IL ap-
peared that the horse was carried 70 Schaheld's
stables on the sd inst. by Valentine, who said
he picked him up In the street At night he re-
turned with Mr.. James Murphy, and demanded
his horse.
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CHEAP Cash STORE!

BALMoRAL SKIRTS pTT, AMP HOOP nor sr,vr.
Lsdies' best Kid gloves ard Gauntiets, II
20 dozen Linen Pocket Handk erchiefs, very cheap
rom Sl5o TO es per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

AsoTzKR REsIxENf OF DIsrRIcr voLusfsras
Last night, Justice Johnson went to the quarters
Of the recruits Of the Second Regiment, D.
volunteers, In Thorns Building, Seventh street,
near d, and administered the oath to sixteen
men, making the complement Of companies and
X, Captains krause and Duncan; and thus com
pletihg the regiment This 10 tbs regiment com.
manded By Colonel Isaac T. Peck, formerly Of
Newark, N J., and the organisation 10 better
known here a. the Home Guard, but IL was stated
last night that the regiment II now ready for
orders 70 take the Geld.
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MORE THAN THE Law ALLows.-Yesterday
the types accidentally made the nHes Of James
aud Annie Dougherty and Lydia Donneliy, for
disorderlv conduct, s13 rex each-a higher fine
than the law allows i. should have been 50 12k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

COLUMBIA MARxKT.-This favorite establish
ment, Us Peunsyivania avenue, has lately been
reopened by those fnt-class caterers Mailard 4
Williams, with m extensive supply Of choice
meats, vegetables, fruit, outter, game, and o.hsr
kousekeepang nece8aries, at the lowest market
psices. Liberal terms are extended 10 parties and
army messes, and everything In connection with
tho establishment merits sn extensive patronage
Give them O CALI