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The Committee of Conference have COM
promised all the disagreeing amendments to
the Finance bill with the exception of that re-
ia'ing to the bank duty, which is still pendin 9
between the two Houses. BY tho arrangement
agreed toby the committee the Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized to issue coupon or
registered bonds to the amount of $500. 900, 900
for the current year, and of $500, 600 for the
ensuing fiscal year. payable at the pleasure of
the Government after such period as shall be
fixed by the Secretary, net less than ten nor
more than forty years from date, bearing six
Per cent. interest, payable in coin. He is also
authorized to issue S4G0, 0O0,GOO of tire isury
nots, redeemable within three years, and
bearing six per cent interest, to be disposed OF
on the best terms, or Paid to creditors of the
Government. The notes may also be made
legal tender, or made exchangeable for legal
tender notes at the discretion of the Secretary
of the Treasury. If the exigencies Of the public
service require ii, the Secretary is also author.
izsd to issue $50, O0oOUO Of United States notes
including the amount 500, OOO,OO1 authorized
by the joint resolution Of January.
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BENEFIT OF MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY VIII.
LIAxs--The complimentary benefit rendered to
those admirable performers, Mr. and Mrs. Bar.
ney Williams, comes of at Growers tonight.
be It remembered. The engagement they have
just filled at this theater has been one Of re-.
marksoie and continually increasing success;
and seats have been going up in value almost
Easter than gold in the money market The bill
OF tonight il one well caIculated to develop
the diversified capabilities Of this talen ted
couple, and win be made much Of BY their
hosts OF admirers. The list of names signed to
the complimentary in yitation embraces q very
large number Of the most prominent person.
ages In the country, 1t will be seen.
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INVALID LDIIRs.
SgReIox 9DxBRLL's OFFICE,
.------ EoskfaRfoa JA0uaPy a.. l6s0

SURGEON GBxIRkL's OFFICE,
-----FasAinsses, January 81, 1858
It being reported that various parties have OBJ.
taincd money from invalid soldisss under the pre-
tenoe OF assisting thsn - their dlsoharss from the
service notice 10 hereby given that osrtaestss Of
pitfalls and Gangs only, siysa -y the surgeon In
change Of sueh hespitsa eaap, md The shtrlsivs
efforts of persons inning 70 - special agsnts
tard instead Of hasten tbs PREPARATION Of seha
papers. All soldiers are HA,nsA against giving
money on such plea to any person whatever.
By order Of the feu sson GenerAt: : g., ...r.
JOSEPH B. SMITH, Surgeon q. q. Army. o..
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IHs CONCERT, To-MoRRow-Very general
interest Is felt in the concert OF Madame Ernes.
tine de Filiiers tomorrow night at Wizards
Hall. Madame de TilIiers, who comes here
with high musical reputation, will have first
class support in the celebrated soprano Miss
Juliasa May, and in such instrumental per.
formers as the YioloncelIist Mr.. Jungnickel
and Mr.. Goodall, the violinist. Other musical
talent Of high order has also been secured for
the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

GRAND LARcKNr.-Yestsrday afternoon. A
note was left at the detectives once describing
VIM. H. Davenport, and charging him with ths
larceny Of S1l0 in Treasury notes from Ma,
Nancy X. Prentiss, on Eleventh street near m
Davenport was arrested some days aro for
stealing swordsL and other articles, valued NJ
&6Os rom Mr.. T. + May, which were recoyera6
and Davenport was turned over to1hs militarv
as soldier OF the list Massachusetts reriuneuf
Detective McDevitt went to tha Central (3uard :
mouse, AND learned there thathe Wa out From
there he went 70 the railroad depot, and fou nd
and arrested him. and recovered SIo9 Of the
money, which he admitted he had stolen from
Mrs. Prentiss. He was taken TO the Second
ward station, and this morning had hearing
before Justice Clay ton.
Mrs. Prcntiss testided that davenport eans
TO her house several days ago and beeeed Tor
something 10 eat And drink, which sSe raw
him; and II being wet and stormy, she perYnitted
him 70 sleep In her Kitchen, for which urt yiless
he brought her wood and water, she hxvlnx a
servant. The money was brought to her 10 -
put away, and she placed IL In a purse, which.
for security, she put In q box and coneealed IN
cupboard In The kitchen till shs sho ala 70 mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

COTTOH-PLAhTfN9 II WHsrvRS Vrp
0IsIA.-Considerable preparations are makinr
~ farmers and others In the vicinity Of
Wheeiing 70 test the cotton experiment this
coming season. A good deal OF seed has bean
secured for that purpose. : - = 49,
~ One day last week . regiment OF cav
airy, while passing through the town Of Eliz.
The accession synpa.hisers Of the place, Il b
SAID, stced tbs deserters BY furnishing them
with citizens' clothes.
- john Morri.sey. the s1-pusilist recently
achievement was to dsings sis2 ost Of an Ohio
river pilot, who brought suit to recover ths
amount, and John had TO refund.
- In 1914 the Legislature Of New York
Ps.sed an act to authorize the raising OF two
regiments OF men OF color The bin was rs.
Ported BY . eomnittss OF ths senate of which
IL arfsn Van Buren, wa chairman. ~ -
- Ore or the plans for the defense OF New
iork barber u msking that shaky Old building
Castle @ arden . fort How It could be used
eXplained.
ga poor carpenter, namsd Cyrus Holmes,
living a. Piattsonrg, Onto, has lately fallen
heir 20 property In Westchester county. New
iork, yalnsd a, s2ia,ooo.
- Tin rumorsd that Delmonieo's brandy.
and-wster has great deal 70 do with the spas
modic rise In gold nearly every afternoon IN
s%Mr. Harvey, OF ths Louis Vile Democrat,
n named On connection with the sst on Ser All q
thhH D@nocratic' nomination for Governor
Of Kentucky.
- The Louisville Journal declares that tho
tTusst pesce-meetings now are the mastering
OF federsi troops.
-. The Canadian LeEisia,ure is agi,atlns ths
question Of establishing . baukr upt law for ina
whoIs province. .
~Professor Aaassiz has declared his In
tenuen 70 become naturalized citizen Of tae
United STATES.
- Pennies command 3 premium Of 10 per
cent.iin New York.
81 There sfS now 1000 prisoners In Fort
Bciawarr. a. a..
- Cotton - selling in Nash VILE at IS cents
Ter pound. .-......
~ The wheas crop In Alabama Is said 20 b.
very promising.
81 Rev. ii. II. Eiiburn, thu blind preacher.
has been Irsturing in Chicago
~ There is great activity IN real estate la
Rev York city at tho present time.
~Ex-8ov. Rodman M. Price, of New Jer-
sAy, l. q candidate Tor the United States Senate
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SALE Oy ToBACco.4Edward w. Balt, ESQ :,
administrator OF James 4. Waters, sold last
week, 1T The late residence OF the deceased. near
No cdville, five barns Of tobacco belonging to
the estate. Il was sold by tina barn, as il hung
in the housf, withoutnny guaranty rs to quan-
estim ated $3.50 lbs brought szGa I'd, SOFA sii5;
3D. COCO. 1859; 4th. 6,QOo, s7I5;.5th. 1900. s3i5
It Was purchased by gentlsmsh living In the
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BOARDING.

E,IRsT-OLASS BOARD DAN Bl OBTAINED
4 ct 1 % Bean street, Georgetown. Rsfereness
required. -.' o--I'H' 70 s. sts
MRS. NICHOLSON HAS FOB RANT AT No. 81
lV1 Penn. ave-, two suites Of large and handsome.
y furnished APARTMHNTe,e On second and third
floor suitable for Foreign Minister'S, Army Oaoers,
and others desiring such accommodations; with
Board nre%uired: The house contains 81 the nod
ern improveme nts. 10 4&lWs
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iAyBBr or WATER uLEA@ * TIN "a -$Ai..

The Cincinnati Gn-ete Of The asth says
Runsors were rife yesterday among river men,
Of Captain Frank DayiGsv,, ass src c-edsd in
making suscessfui passage through tho "cut-
cH" st Ficksturs, finding about six feet Of
water clear, and meeting with no opposition.
These rumors come by WAY OF Cairo, and al.
though they are not altogether authenticated.
arc very generally accredited.
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strairs, bat forest n tor awhtis, aud aSss, ~.
O'clock yesterday discoy~rsd tAs Iess -
Detective NoDsysu tssu aed 20 ne eost~,
OF The robbery BY Dayenport- Jasues Oayts.
committed him 20 jan for cosrt
WsJbavs esforS descySbed Bug Dav~spo~t
IN the May case, whom h yAs sss Gov, =. :
Massachusetts boy. Nov Btify Claim % -
sion, bat . member Of the ist Masssek,...-
reGimcnt He takss his commismeat ~.
eoolly. WY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

LARoE SALE Or CoAL.-Coal is going down
in price, in spite OF tho gold rise There was
an auction sale in New York on w sdnesday,
OF 20, COO tons, IS 30 to IS ~ foristove siza and
25 10 to e5 IS for lump coal. The coal was
from the Scranton {Pa.) region. and the prices
obtained were l IS 81 per ton less than tho
came coal sold for in December last 49,
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CIRcuTT CouRT.-Yesterday in n.
Silas Seymour for uss OF Jos cses OF
Peter A. Abb and Israel Painter. a ;r,s AZ At
Withdrawn and the case continp.d , ,Sf was
dn having ootatned permission to Amen R, a.,
nalr. $3.50. soesr
The case Of Perry Marten for the u..,
b. Stewart, against the same defendsnts so.
then taken up and is still on trial. Stev,, Va
Stone for plaintins and Giliett and Oars,. a ss
defendants. isf
William Fitch was this morning oua,,e.
q notary public for the District OF ColpMss.
Charles McNamee and John r. q ue~n W.
were also appointed notaries pabIic for ~.
District .-..s.-.- 80 -
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APPOINTRn

The Commissioner OF Pensions to-day made
the following appointments OF surgical and
medical examiners for the service OF his bureau
Fiz:-Drs.W. Y. Guilford, at Lebanon, Pa.
Geo. p. Lineweayer, at North Lebanon, Pa.
V. w. Mason, at Canastoga, N. Y; John b
Walker, At Union, Me-; Aug willard, al
Greene, Chenango county, NY. -.
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tdSe.n WRose BsDs-Lsst nixht ,
Poluon OF four story buf idfne opposIt. oI2sr
az az = no.ns INTO his quarters, disco vera NJ
Pc 9eeup,ed ey stranger, Who had a. A A,s
hnn .nnS - ~ ns were IN his own room "a =.
were called upon, and they took ira !. rotsa
TO the station house. This mornSr~ 1eper
NE name as Jne J.. Jackscn.I a Ss,di.ss svs
count for his occupancy Of NJ, ~ Sap,Iho not ae-
except that he was drunk, and bv rn;.sI .ooa.
looking for Mr 0deil, ffisstfnf b,s ~ Ar In
there. Mr. odell was sent for. bat b-,,..s "a
aesnsn appeared H S.for. q gu. Ss ss ysa
tfsiified TO the honesty Of The younS n,- oa,aed
70 clerk to the reGimentaf qusrterus asts. vee
Bodnsh missed nothing, and Qe yo,a NJ
" IN dismissed. J iSSenf ma
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S"On dit that Mile Adelina Patti Is to be
married TO one OF the Augados, the wealthy
Spanish banker and marquis."-Exehonae.
Guess not. The understanding is, that AIDE
lina's heart and hand are mortgaged to q full
bIoOded Yankee
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GEN. HooKBR's DIscIPLISB.-Gen. Hooker
has arrested thirty deserters, had them tried BY
court martial and sentenced to be shot. 1t is
believed he will inexorably enforce tho sem
tence.-N. 4. Times.
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- The Louisville JoHrnal says notes OF q
concern called the Government Bank at wash.
iag'On are in circulation In that city. There 10
no such institutions hsre,E -...- $50. .-
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@The Rebel force lately In Kentucky are
leaving the State closely pursued by our cav
airy. Some OF Morgan's bands have captured
and destroyed a steamer loaded with forage on
Barren river.
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DHAD-Capt James Mitchell, a well-known
citizen, died this morning in GEORGETOWN ut the
age Of %. He has been known here a. q leading
river pilot and stsamboat-man for many years.
As navigator OF the Potomac and the Chesa.
peake bay he followed the profession OF his
father, and for many years was regarded as the
best bay and river pilot upon these waters.
When quite young, he was master OF q sailins 4
vessel that ran between Baltimore and Alexaa.
dria Subsequently the original steamer Co.
lumbia was built to ply between Baltimore
and Washington, and the command OF her wa
Entrusted to Capt. Mitchell After many years
upon this route she was transferred TO the Nor.
folk route, Capt M. stu having charge of her.
The Norfolk and w Arlington Company placed
upon the route the steamer Osceola, 10 which
Capt. Mitchell was transferred, and, aftsr run
ming her q considerable time for the COMPANY,
be became the sole proprietor. -fi-a7'H =
The skill Of Capt. Mitchell as navigator was
held In high esteem by the 0overnment iiiciais,
and he wa employed when service OF irnport,
anoe requiring skillful pilot was TO be per
formed. When the Harriet Lane, with fro
hundred marines. wassent 70 Norfolk TO DESTROY
the Navy Yard, Capt Mitchell was called unon
TO pilot her 70 her destination. Ne snswered
the call, though siok and In bed, and Al has
been said that IL his advice had been strictly
regarded, the work Of destruction would ha W.
been more successful ~
As captain, be navigated the waters OF thu
Potomac and Bay nearly, II not quite, hslf a
century. -. '>AA 9
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WAR sEPARTMEsf, -. -

WAR 6EPARTHENF, -r.x - ..sgs...-..,
w = wAsEisafoI, January Is. LESS.
In consequence Of the prassurs q buainsss atths
War Department. passes for citisens 70 visit the
Amy Of the Potomac win bs sirsn at the once Of
Lieut. Col. CosaAD, I3p Pennsyly aniA avenue
above Nineteenth street. aE-il-iG =. J - siH-s
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1t 10 reported, says the New York Her.
aid. that Governor Seymour has declared his
inifntion TO put 31oOo Of the National Guard
OF this State upon . war footing.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. ELK a. m--First Board =
U. s. Coupon 6's, 1881, Io2S; 1910 Treasury
Notes, losI; Certificates, ss1 aesx; Demand
Notes, 169Sal6eA; Gold, 1921 aI6sX.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON. OITY:
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 81, 1853.
" EllDIEG NATFS2 on HvHaY PAel.
SEE OUTSIDE Ses INTERESTING TILE
GRAPHIC AND ofHlR NArrlR.
SPIRIT or rul MORNING Pnsss.

The i"t<ui1encer 10 without editorial to-day.
The CAroricie holds that tho recent legislation
IA Congress will increase And In yigorats the
Army aad Navy. All the public heart with re-
new4d confidence, and show our enemies and
ths nations of Europe that tbs United STATES Is
powerful enough to conduct this war to . sue.
cfssfui conclusion.
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AT THE CAPIToL.-The Secretary Of State,
Secretary OF War, Secretary of tho Treasury,
Secretary of the Interior, and Postmaster Gen.
eral, were all at the Capitol to day.
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CAIRO, Feb. 26.-The steamer Wallace bri a -s
confirmation Of the capture OF the ram O uren
Of the West.
The passengers report nothing Of importance
Much suffering exists at Vicksburg in conss-
quence Of the interruption Of the river comm.
nieation, cutting off the supply OF provisions.
DeserteTs seem TO think that unless RELISH
soon arrives the place will ba evacuated.
1t liz reported that the iron clad lndisnols
had destroyed rebel steamer near Port Hud
ron.
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SIEGE OF yICRSBURG.

TIKI REDEL GARRISON SUFFERING FOR SUP.
PLIES.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
lnPCarAHT FROM yIckssURa.

TIL STEAMER LEEAS0N MAKES SUCCESS
PCL PASSAGE rHsUCGa THn" CEr~uyg."
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON THE
EAST RIVER

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-The ferry boat Nebraska
sunk, in East River, this morning, during the
fog, by coming in collision with another boat.
No lives were lost. 81 y
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PERsoSAL.-Judge Harms, Pa. judge A. p.
Dennison,. Oregon; Gen. Arthur, n. Y; Hou.
w. NJ Mcpherson, Mo- Hon. Jno. K Morrisoa,
H.; Col q. w. Browne, Va, are at WiIIards .
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thomas
Finnigan, assault and battery; security for
bearing Cassia Bowie, col, disorderly; fnsd
Sis. w. II. Davenport grand larceny: isII
for court Luc ius Wallace, assaulr security
for peace. Robert Howard, col, suspicion o.
stealing horse from J. n. Foley Bro; no
positive evidence against him, but was held 70
bail for further hearing. Frank jackson, drunk
fined Sl5S. --.-t b taa -
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] sw RooI STORE.

NEW RoCIRY STORE.
D. EGAH EGAN 4 PERRIE, 70. y. PslsIl.
HAVING tAken the store on the soul b. west eornsr
W DayiS. Ne are nov openins and intend tse,is.
large aud we'll asserted stock Of Groceries. Ices.
Wines, Lieuor.. sesAr DC, Which we yo.d re-
and examine before purchasing else vhere.
go. -, kdAN PlErI!l
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TEE HUTCHINSON FAAILY had thorous hly
enthusiasts audience last night at willsrds'
Hall, and calls for repetition were made for
almost every piece. The family IL an interest
Ing one altogether, but the little bennett il sin.
gu1arly SO, and he was undoubtedly the hero
Of the occasion. By the announcement else
where II viii be seen that the Hutchinsons'
give another Of their attractive concerts on
Monday evening.
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LOSS OF THE QUEEN OF TIKI WHIST CON.
F1RMHD
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hrs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS.
II PHYSICIANS FOR PULMONARY DISEASES,
No. 9 CouytInnd sf,eef Bnlti,nor,

The practice OF Drs. HUNTER WILLIAMS Is
confined exclusively to the trestment of Chros ic
haiation, and the success that has attsn ed their
Isbors Is suf6 GENTLY well known. It has demon
and Granular Sore Throat may be permanently
cured but that Consump tion in all its stages is
durable disease. and that the direct application OF
remedies; By msaRs of inhalation, to the seat OF
the msiady, instead Of swing them by the s.om-
eases, must hereafter be regarded by the profes.
sion Is the only rational and scientific mode or
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated
BY correspondence e-med cine, instrument, &c,
being sent to them BY express. In order to obtain
proper statement OF such cases . form of cues
by letter
EorB.-Dfs. Hunter & Williams VIII visit wash
ingtor on the I'd AID 4th Saturday OF each monta,
where they may be consulted 1t $50 Pennsy,yanis
avenue, over Mr.. Voss' Jsweiry store Their ne ri
visit will be on saturday ths 18th st fs as ST
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YAZOO PASS CLEARED.

THE WORK ON LAKE PROVIDENCE PRO-
CROSSING.
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NEWS FROM MEMPHIS,

ANOTHER MOVEMENT GOING ON PROM THAT
POINT
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EVACUATION OF THE CITY pR0BABLE,
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By the barrel. fresh daily q.
JONES CO.'S.
fsTs ST Corner Eighth aud sts.
LOO boxes prime NEW 70 4oEK S!!l.sEsEs lower
'n fs ~ Corner E Ses s. and a fpG sis
1000 BOXES ORANGES ,,,o,.
coo BARRELS Apples,
Just arrive st -.
fe 27-dH Corner Eighth ana SITS
CH'okESs' on1ckxssu a.
JONES i co,
fe T-St' Corner Eighth and SIS
W. nss s l.e. Es .s.ts.I SETS
sesuii ally pee rated and Japann d TIN TOILET
SETS which We will g. CIV At 'ST RLisss SON.
NOTICE To CvNsIGN EEs.-Tks steam.r sa.
/ vance, from New York, Is now ~F@
ssS e. viii
Please call for thsir goods, notify us where they
ar. to De deiiyeyei; othetwiss they win be stored
$780,. MORGAN 4 gHINeHARr,
::sss s:s;s 5sssss 4
NJ Is now conn iete, embi seing end. -
lees variety Of useful and ornamental Hous o.
Ing Articles .consistins in part Of
6rench Chins Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
Plated Tea Sets. Walters. Forks, Ladies' and
Plated Cake Baskets, Ice Pitchers, oassors and
Plated Block Tin Coffee and Tea Urns, Chaans
Iron stsne China Dinner, Te. and Toilet sets,
Britannia Casters. and britannia Goods ,aer-
Table Cutlery, " alters and Water Coolers.
Wood W arc and Common Tin Ware.
An OF which viii be Offered S - 4 =, Hn1snslly low
feN 81 ais Iron Hail.
TTHE SLEEPING SENTINEL; Poem: by
I. francis De Haes 'anvisE; T. tH sspt.
INTERNAL RES1SEgs SrAMPs, -.
Can be had at all times hereafter - S'
AT THE COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
No. 476SkvBNTH STRBBT, --.
Opposite Post t:see Pepe.tn,,si
Collector of Internal Revenue HT fer the
fe Is District Of Columbia.
THREE HUNDRED LILIEs AND ROSES, in
bloom, for sale st J. AOWLETPS, No. 176
New York avenue, - fe as-3.s
NOTICE TO SMALL GROCERY DEALERS.-
u have on hand lot Ct Teas, Coffee, sugar,
rsnis. Nuts, Breome, Water Buckets, Wash Boards,
Tubs, &c, which wish to dispose Of TO make
room for other goods. small Deslers will and it to
their ad vantage to call at ADAMSON'S, 500 Ninth
street, one door from ferry's Dry Good Store.
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SHE SINKS A REBEL STEAMER

THE INDJASOLA AT PORT HUDSON.
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osSfs :a4 sESSPka ~
Xhioh vs are ISyinG the highest cash prices lam.
lies declining houeek ping, o. hAving q surplps
Of furniture win and II @ tksir edvantsee % Give
n call, -. 49, BONTZ Z GkI1SIfH,
- In NO S69 Seventh st.. b0tWosu snd h
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EGGSt.t
By the barrel. fresh daily. At
JONES & CO.'S
fe n IT" Corner Eis hth and d sts.
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MIsTooK THE PLAcK.-George M. Synder,
the Ninety-sixth Pennsylvania, about min
O'Clock last night, entered the front room OF tb
office OF the provost marshal OF the War ID,
partment and ordered q hot whisky puncl
One OF the detectives answered that he woul
HI the order. While Synder was hating X
his drink he fell asleep. He was very muc
astonished when an order was issued cor
hitting him to the Central guard house.
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w the market, ready TO pay cash for All articles
IN the hoasefurnishins hns; Those leaving the
BUCHlT, 49e Seventh strsst. between g and 81.
feast sidsl Dealer in New and Second hand Iurni-
6ore. -. = 't j. ".fft '.. .t no l6-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

~ CHEEsEi /.
CHEESE II
90 boxes prime NEW YORK CHEESE, lower
than anywhere. - JONES j. CO,
fe T-3tr Corner Eishth and d sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

WASHINGTON MoHEY MARKlr-Quo t.tl...
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money ,furutsAss
nv IAWis johnson 4 90. Raulrern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

Virginia bank notes, HAS dis; South Ca,n-
lima, 3Oa35 discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

1000 BOXES ORANGES avn ,x.ons
I.CoO BARRELS Apples, y
just arrived at -. f-t
JONES CO.'S,
fe 2?-StS Corner Eighth AMI . SITS.