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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

OrE IEns-cLaD FLzzT-Eizhs Of the niue
ErIcsson bait-rs-- Of the Monitor class are com.
pi|trd- a fsT days ago the Ssns anon set oa-
tor her dsstih anon st the south O.. Moaday
me Nantucket - az handed over 70 the Govern.
II nf, AZ TIE Charlestovn Navy Yard, and IL II
understood that she viii sail on Friday .or
Fortrsss Monroe. she il an exact counterDa--
OF he Nahanf, s.rrsdy m southern waters, and
y 20 D. commanded by The gallant Fairfax
To-Day the CaiskIil IS 10 De- tarn-d over - "a,
navy, az he Brooklyn yard. Sas Is 4 copy o,
the Passaic. DOW a. B~aa fort or that vi-iai,y
and she Will probably leave Se~ YORK haroor
sy thS md u his week, under CoEnInand der
kOgSrs
y lie only Monitor now IN finished Is the LIe-
has d which l. aiioat nd in rapid progress
Cur iron C iad feet now IL service on the
Atlantic coast embraces the following eleven
vessels.
View Ironsid|s, rr1rate. frs.-cIass; Roanoke,
FIEatS, hrs;-class; Gal@na, cor v.t,- Passsic,
tLTret battery; Pa'aTscO, do; Montauk do.
W"Fhar ken, do; Nahant, do; Sanganon, DO
NaEtn xet, do, Gac<xiI!. do.
1 ms certainly looks ike businrss And II ne
OPERATIONS On the Southern coast s..aran buai-
nS'sr We should soon bear such news from
m N ss FIll Erars M humiliation o.. oar dis-
asi'rs a Galveston, Charles Lon aad the Sa-
b.ne Pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
SPIRIT OF rHs MORNING yRyss

TIE T.DliS>-H>r defends ths SECRETARY Of
s-sts azd II, Administration from the rsproach
~ - prorss-Nd political @friends," pho carp
~ ths SECRETARY sor what he omitted % Say Ia
ia answer TO The proposition Of TIE Pr,rca
GovsrnnenG The New York Ev.n,n1 Pos.. for
tns'anee, srggesA that Mr.. Seward soo1!1
have Iror IsirrAd tss var "a struggle for the
snarrtpaton 81 race This, The I.>Hi.
e--cer argues. could rot have bees done pita
'orsis. neJ, for n his preclanaaaon Of Sep
4 n.b>r I'D ire PrSs.dsut ras careful N SuaYf
a siBst giving ths war s>-.ILsn>> D, dlrec.
.IascrDrn 20 slavery. With reference 70 tas
sussfsiIon Of Nr. Seward, that Congress - ~
sES proper Constitutional forum for DEBATES
b~ir 80 the aiirnssed psrties. The Fa>Riz.n>er
arHue. TIA. Congress, a, ia las. session, created
an efsctuaI bar against conference ia .as
National lsz1sistiys balls by th- passage OF The
bill approved July last, which prescribed the
oa'h 20 Be- .aksn By ali WI would hold Offices
q honor, .rus'. profit ~ excludes all from
arrh -offcss who have 10 the sIizhtAs. degree
coca'Fnancsc The REBELLION
The chro1icI> treats upon .hs value o. =
patriotic Judiciary, and approves me Gasasures
aSopt>d by Posrmastsr General Blair 70 pre-
veni 'h- Transmission Of alleged disIoyaI nsxs-
pnp<rs urouEh re malls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

/" The utter falsity Of Rebel reports IS we'll
exposed In the case Of Col. John " Harlan, OF
tbA iGh Kentucky Volunteers Knox vile
paper stat>d thai Gen. Woolfori nar declared
~ Lebanon, Ksn.neky. ths. IL LIncvln did no.
modify his emancipation prociama alton he
would take up arms for ne Soath; that tha
Lnen ehe~rec, and that ''Cyoionsl Harlan COM
nnaadfr Of the forces a. Lebanon, was present
ana after he meeting sz pTsssed his appr5ba-
ton Of Gsn. VooIford's course" CoIonei
Harlan. IN a mote. says the; ne did not hear
Tooiford's 'p~ech, bring AZ I-avSrzse. TenneS-
80. NJ ins time, and not having been a. Iebaa-
On for a long while. He adds. Il never In
t,nd. under any eircums,su-ss, ~ fight for ~
Rebel cause against the Gevernmsn: o. oar
ooontry. Nearly sixteen months constant
service in ,hs army of the Taion, has incrsas-
sf. rather han diminished, my opposition 70
tAs rebellion and all ia aiGSrs and ab~.tora
L shall never live nnfer any form Of Govern
mint which JEFF Davis and ca. may e-tab-
All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

Rkv. J n. DAssIEL RELEASED pRoN Foap
MoHGsRY ON PAnoLg-Rsv jean II DasaSeii
vas y,s.ertay r.ieas>d from For. NcEsary.
after six.iss ia following pa-ols:
HeaSqBa.t~r. MIddi. Department, sta Army
Corps, oo.cs rYoTos, xarBs-1- B1::tzore- Yso-
Il. l-z-L- John Il DzshisiI. f.sak:y .d1-is
hat u wa ny da:y 20 have srs. inquired. or
whether Tie national Gag hicb pas Displayed
81 he y iocov o. he oui!d4ag O. B.d6Is street
from which tooH !: On Sunday iss. pzs placed
To- 70 by authority, before prOce~ded 20 taxa
j.; 6OSn on my own r. poasibiiity, And hrr-oy
sivv ny Ia.sLe Of honor thas | EilI "a every
TE-pNct q. mSab nys~if a. ifruS, loyal, law
aoiaInk ciiz-n II the nIId States sIog ID
Es.tL.r doing myself. or sidinS. ao-:tInS OF
Commissioning any at OF ocas II ;a.t "a pTSjG
dicIaI - The god o. mS county o. ta1 EoGI.
u! "a FAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

MORE MISCHIEF By THE PIRATE
ALABAMA.
THE BRIG CHASTELAIS SHIP GOLDES
RULE. AND SCHOONER HANOVER
CAPTURED AND BCKST.

BCsTOS, Ftb. I9-The brig Ch=sulain was
burn: the 2!th nlL- of AitoreIo, by t.se pi-
rsie Alabama Semmes took all the nautical
instruments on board, and eight hundred dol
iaIs in gold
The Alabama also captured and burned On
tie 3;th it, oil Cape LAbnron, the ship Goid-n
Rule The crew If the Chastel,in were landed
81 -. Domingo.
The schooner Hanover. from Boston, fer Aux
Cayus, WAS captured oy privsteer. en- "a
Ha-Lault, EaytI. he crew were landed She
was captured on the 3iet uIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
FROM CALIFORNIA
THE LEGISLATCEE FRoTksT5 AGAINST
CONGRESSIONAL INTEKFkRESCa
CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS

san FRANCISCO, teb. i5-The Senate has
unanimously passed resolutions pro=sstiuE
against any Congressional interference IL any
California land claims
IL has been finally settled 5y The courts
through trial OF tue capacity OF California %
grow cotton. The efforts were 20 Dc made rats
season. Prom Eve ~ ter acre tracts viii -
planted III Sacramento alley. and cae sesc 81
twenty acres near Steckto Ds1erepG varieties
o! SEED al De u.+d.
Portland {O-e-~-D AA.s- t.-n. sz-e -.
snow a. Florence OF the S>imOo river zas Nv.
feet deep, and the people are pioazhirs AGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

The Louisville JoDrn7I denies the STATE
mt that there are Ten tnousand RsneI troops
IN Kentucky, southeast Of Sonersst. On Fob
rBarJ y, however, information Vas received
~ hsadquartSrs In louisville 70 the sffsc. that
sEout two hundred Rebel cavalry we're a.
RavsBs. in KHsssil county, and that they hal
gone ca in he direction OF Albany, in Lincoln
county. Tkes~ two hundred are portion D. a
force Of Line hundred men, under com nand OF
Col Tucker and Col. Lawrence Rooinson,
alias ''CoI. Wbi's," who are quartered AZ Ire
via, on WOLF river. The great object Of these
troops Ia 70 steal horses and supplies. Their
career in that portion OF the STATE will soon BE-
c.D,ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~ThS lumber Interest in Michigan is suffer
lnR this winter, IN consequence OF ths aoseu "a
Of the usuai quantity Of snow and the scarcity
OF labor. and the supply OF rasrchantasle lurn-
Der Will Be limited mex. season
~Accoun's from China mention ,ha.
sbanZyn u, city OF great i'm portancr in me siIx
dnfT1cts, bad ben rscaptur-d from The reh"Is
There had been heavy fighting before Mark
- II ~ oeIsvsd that Illinois will t..gin and
complete chip canal at her own expsns. "a
the Government refuses TO have any hand In IT,
- Punchs last conunarun ia Whats
TIE oiHrrencs nef~een your great coat and a
baby One you wear, and the other you was "
- The wealth OF Ohio Ia estimated a. on
biinon one hundred and eighty seven million .
OF dollars.
~6sorge Peabody And Corcoran. the Wash
lnRtOn banker, are 3 visit 70 Itaiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

- The coIors1 cf'izsns Of Boston held a
meeting la ths Jay street church in that city
On Monday evening, for the purpose Of awak-
sninK an interest In the formation Of colored
rsgsmsnt for the war. II il stated that ths
meeting " as crowded. Addresses were made
By Judge Russell, Edward L. Peircs. Wendell
Phillips, Lisut. Col. HaiIo1elI, and Robert
Morris, earnestly urging their hearers 70 come
forward and lake an active part in the war
The meeting adjourned without taking any
definite action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
FURTHER DAMAGE DONE BY THE
REBEL PRIYAIESRS

NEW YORK, Feb. i9.-Yague Information per
al arrival al Boston to-day, says tti5.; the bark
Golden Rule, Tor Aspin wall, was captured on
the 18th ult near Cape TIbmorf. Th- captain
ard crew were landed st t. Domingo city
The brig Chss,riain, from GuadaIoups for
Cienfuegos, vas captured on toe yssn OF Alto
yeta. Hrr crew was landed a. - Domingo
The schooner Hanover was captured on The
Dist ult of Care Haenault by the Retrioution.
The presumpticn IS that they were al taken
by The same pirate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

RzsTsTAsCz ro-THz REBELS ~ ALABA4A-
II would seem .Eat the rebel al 'horitIes find IL
dIf3crIt &c keep tas pNopIs of Northern Ala
lama n suhJectIon ~ tast- Authority. Thus
tie Selma Alabama R>po~t>r Of recent date
says
"a subscriber a. yrIaxs SPRING, Jrr-r.on
cEuTty, Ala, wits - Us thas ths mountains
APrsabou.s are infrs.sd With de.erters And
O'hSrs who are tr ing ~ avoid doing any good
for tie country. he learns thas they an sAr
between seysnty-nys and hIaarsa AMI caat
hey have air. adJ killed t~o men and openly
robbed private bonsns OF AL Gums aad ANN q :
niIon THAT they could End We regret 10 learn
o: ne KS .snce OF &Ecb 4 s.s1e Of affair ia our
>fa:e, and h6pa :s.s military aBthnrIti-a Ehl
nam sdia;sly take the matter ia hand. They
shculd .LdTavor IN rid ne country Of all such
GaTe-dsvIis "a speedily IA pos-ihls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL
XxxvII.h CONeREss-THIRp sessyo,
THCRpaAY, Fehruarv 4,

THrRpsAr, February 10.
SBHArR.-A communication was received
nom tho Secretary OF the Treasury, In answer
TO the resolution Of inquiry relative to all the
racts and circumstances connscted with tina
sale OF cotton on Government account Laid
on the table and ordered 70 be printed
Mr.. King presented the credentials OF Hon
I'd u. Morgan, elected q Senator from NYork
Tor six years from the 4th Of March next
Mr; Coiiamer presented the memorial OF fifty
against the proposed change OF the courts OF TIA
District OF Coiumoia; laid on the table and or.
oered TO be printed. on motion Of Mr.. Powell
After the transaction OF some other businass
OF no general public interest
On motion OF Mr.. Truuabull, thu bill for the
release or prisoners OF state was taken up, and
It's consideration was proceeded win.
HoCsA.-The House resumed the consIdsr.
ton OF the bill to indemnify the Presidaut aad
others acting under him for suspendinr "a,
writ OF habeas corpus, and Mr.. Wiekli6e pro-
ceeded TO address the House In oppo sitIon 10
tho bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

IJ,1s1uzrt>r. S.l.;5Ts Distrles q HdsAsS5san-l
1ass'Ezt1-, o. e.. feo IL, l153-
G,n>ral OTG>-, Va. :
Ordered, Tba, Lieut. Col. W. z. Dose-r. 4th
PeuH.yIvania Cavalry. te relieved 8. his OWE
request, from cuty ~ Provost Marshal OF ne
cry Of wa.hinStcn. and th.: Capt Hez-y q.
Todd, Ist New York Cavalry, BE- :ad Is hsra-
hy .rro:n;s e Provost Mar-haI.
Lieut. CoI. DV4t-r al Im na-dIateiy turn over
AL pp bile property and raoney. in bis eas-ody
70 Capt. Tadd, with stac~ments Of tn saEn-,
arr vouchers shoE wing from what so1rcs iaa-s
mon - nn+ DecE received aac ~ WA; MAJ
n.r GIsbLIseG. He pIu then lamedlat-iy To-
.yin has sEinent-
By ccrn u.aEd oI Brig. Gea AAranaale.
JOIN T. SHEKBURJE, ASST j:'I Geni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

MEf9lGE or EkfOHaa TnCxG-Tha Dasa-
ret HF~s has document headed =. VI aasags ~
tie Governor Of ths STATE Of Ies@rrt~ and
signed ErIzham IoGng, Of which The follow
ing - asynopsls:
''onr S~natOrs elect w. II. Hooper and
geo u. Cannon went 70 Warrington Iaz-
sTTirG, and IN Tain eBdeavored ~ -Acare me
admission Of this STATE Con yrsss took 10 g.
'ion on The petition. They, and J. " Bsrn-
object.
II u ne privilege Of American citIz-n. %
Tov"rn fhsns'i yea. sti!I, says the Governor.
We prefer 20 ccHfor II % established Esa2es, aad
hope a1En 70 hE regularly I'd n :tLed. The Sta-e
Is IN CONDITION. OF great prosperity. Ia pop
ulaton, during tha pat ssason, has been Ia p
creased by several Thousand in nj zrants ia
southern sentiments stran g-hened, cotton "a N
be grown, machinery nas beea Irnported e.
pecIally for manufacturing FooI, ard th-r- =
every reason for encouragement az 70 future
prO-p<cu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~Ihe baltimore Am>ricnn calls attention to
the ~n-mOuthed TREASON Of yalIand CHAM Of
Ohio, and thinks IL about time his case was at
tended 70 by both Government and people In
hh recent speech At Newark, ". J., hs used
We following atroclous language.
1T has been proclaimed that it MAYER zas
fb%ir Ithe Eeb< inten ton TO in ads the North
efn Sfacs. IL "a very true that II this war a
k"pt MP, battles fought, no r@lsn.ing spirit, no
prospect OF peace, ne sound Of concord To reac n
their ears. ny o1gM 70 be Induced 10 n,ake na.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

AEsIvAL or THE HAYTTES MIsTsTER.-The
stsamar Talisman. which arrived at New York
On Saturday from Port an Prince, brought "a a
passenger tho Hon. ErBest Roumain, Consul
General and Charge dAfaires from Haytl 70
N, Government Of the United States. Mr..
RoumaIn was formerly q Colonel Aid de Cam p
To President 9snrard. Hs Ia accompanied by
bis Secretary, Mr.. u. Bruno, and will proceed
20 Washin gton merit weekly r. E,>niag Pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. q.


Yesterday tn s>t>ctiv- corps OF Cot L. Q
Eassr, Provost Marshal 81 The Var Depart
mem, .rr-st-d 81 B-rIi3. Nd. A 7. Y F:ii--
agd Io~I Msna, both beaoassas 70 I-oadoa
corn;y, Va, Win 81 ,sG0 GoHfs@-rs;s nouSy
upon SArs. 6.rsotsd n TIA iza; Iaey. D-. Ma
q !, At Rirhnond = IsrRs nsms~r 90 isfssrs
for various parties at ths South. arn0n= th-Ia
Or. from r. Tohnso On. of Frr6erick, Nj, wac
Yaa yrndinr tha ssfSe Souts, rsqHSsfiHE Dr..
aastlIs 80 prrchs.. ssys worth Conf-oers,e 3
pr sent bonds viii the soaeT.
Thor had saso worth o. cos:rasaad gods u
n. ir wagon. They eanas froE. Ral.iHaore
vita pa.-.s from the military Authorities ta-re.
which fhey were thns violating TEey ara ao1
e. tie the Old Capital Prison Wrapped a-oaad
the tody Of Joei MaEn were found tack
cea.Ing o! silk handkrrchisfs, spool cotton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~ Among tbs reinforcensas lasly sen. TO
General Hosecrans' army was Co.'s Division
from Western Virginia-rssl nghunK ysts-
ransi also, Iarss force rom Gen wrigh,'s
department. IN Ksntucky, and several rsgi.
menn from camps Of instrucnon In Indiana
and Ohio. We may, therefore, expect that BE-.
fore many days Roseerans will make the robsIs
~stAa< hight or run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

"Rsports received at Mem pills say that ths
R'b-s ai Port Hudson keep mp their commu.
cations with One Gulf by way of the Atcha.
fsiaya river. The Quesn Of the West is sx
P"es@d 70 stop mis- as soon ~ she 10 repaired.
Over million dollars worth or cotton is living
a HeieHa waiting Gen. Grants permission for
shipmsut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
BOARDING..

L'OR REST-At No. 3 Vrsnsiip pIscA, lI srAs u,
i between 3th shd i4th, t.D salts. 81 isfs- snd
h4n5 some , PRrnisbe6 APARTNEs Is. o. s-5"pf
And third fD6Ts uitsSiA for roTe5 gD " iaisssrs,
ArEJ CGce.s and otsers. 6sssrisg sseb AGO
medallion Board nay aise be had IL reauirsd. fas
b6use Contains al the madam i'm provsEasstS.
Il Ei~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~ COPARfNHRsHIP.
The eopartn srshtp here tofore exissin undar Tia
nome and sty 10 OF JOHNSON & NAoLp VAS dIs.c,,sS
January 81, 1888, By mutual consent kithar OF tha
FORMER partners 10 authorised TO asa the nam. 81
the late arm il liquidation VI
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
Warrington. Feb. 8. 1855
GARD
Referring to the allow u bss isavs In annon..
20 our friends, and tbs pubic generally, that We
asve ths CAY formed . eoparfnsrshiD uados tbs
Augustus JOHNSON co..
for the transaetion OF tho
WHOLESALE WINHAND GROCERY BUSINlsS
at2s9 Pa. avenue. Combs Brildins lover stor,
Being represented in the New York market We
are enabled TO furnish our patrons with ell abe
finest Vince and froceries at the lowest New York
We also retain the exclusive agency for ,hs Dis
triet Of Columbia, for the sale III the eelebrst,d
bottled Wines and liquo7 Of Messrs Prank Hin.
In ger d Co.. No. 1 8 Bsa Or street New YoIL And
the GnampasTe Wines Of Msssrs. CHARLES Rivsft &
Er. Johnson takss this occasion to thank his
ir:e.da Aha customers for the liberal patronage
bestowed him personally white member Of re
nINa OF !onnson Magic, and respectfully asks .
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
10 Il~ GEORGE ". GRAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

House, yesterday evening, Mr..
s~lhd" a bitter Reasonable speech, showing
hat while hs receives his pay as a member OF
congress ne " doing the " ork Of the rebellion
ne rs promptly replied 70 ~ Mr.. Lsary and
hr. Thomas Of Maryland. The latter appro.
p''HHy ehmschrized his allegation that
Maryland wsA under the hssI OF TYRANNY a.. ga
foul asperstou."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

"9oa-rh Rosecrans states In n letter to a
relative that the Rebels are building strong
iorhn'atons as TullahOma and Dschard. He
ihis NJ hnt They mean TO make a desperate
stand thry- to protect Chattanooga Tho Gen
ersi 70 ssnguin~ ss to success, AND his men are
said 70 be crying for . fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

"GensraI Butter has accepted the in vita
ton Of the Mayor and City Council Of Balti-
more bn6sring To him ths hospitality Of the
city. The General will arrive there from
Washington At ten o'clock this morning, an
viii BE- received by the Mayor and A.rnx he
ton Of the Cs;y Councils. Thes and num-
Will dine with the City Eutaw House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~ Hon. Joshua X. Giddings, American
Consul At Montreal. narrowly escaped death
. few days ago. The hotel in which he re.,ds.
TOOK nre, and he became inssnsibls from tho
effects OF the yapor and smoke, and was car.
ried 70 another part Of the hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

~rhe exports from the port of Nav
70 foreisn ports during the month OF Januarv
amounted In value to the sum Of sIs, se5,as4, OF
which only a<hsrs74 was In specie. Dnrinx ?
IN" same month last year they reached sii,sss, :
"a including o.. 6os, 274 In specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

- he chief Of tho army police at Mash.
rh~' through bis detectives, has captured and
'ur ned over 70 tbs Government authorities
ron"aoend properly To the amount Of about
10000, OF which $4,000 worth wa. opini,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
q y = q I A Z :.


Raakss Jsaaa<y u. ~
II bsias fsportsd sAss vsrioas partsss Asvs g.
tanned nonsy from iavalsd soldiers ss+sr the ~
seree sfas.ssssa sssH 20 tssiy assAax - frsU tie
ssrv.cs, notice Is hereby s.rso Nss esFaseAtss 81
disability fsr dseAa<ss 10 ses8iers % general kaS-
p;..Is and esnrs ara OILY sivsa sT tas surgeon u
c5Ars, 1f such hospital or cam and she ossrHsvs
ssHrts ~ peraona claiming IN n sp>os Agents r.
ari instead Of hasten tbs preparation OF
papers. All soldiers are vss nd against sivia<
nn1b@y On sseh plea N asy pAr.oa sss.-vS.
By order eftae "a rReou 9e.srsi
JDsEPH sHITH, tnrx.s. g. . Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

CLOSING OCT SALE OF DIT GOODS.
At 32A PExS5TLTAxIA Avnsus,
le!ween 9th and 10th s.s
Having purchased OF Mr.. J. b. .AGH1f his O..
tire stock Of DRY GOODS. I viii now offer tho
seHne to the public at Low rHicss. 10, the purpose
OF closing that branch Of the business
Mr.. J. b. Clasett has kindly consented n r.ta
his leo With me for the purpose Of eiosins his old
busineSs and also to assist with his advice and In,
fuenoe In closing his late stock Of Dry Goods.
CHARLEs L. LOCKWOOD.
eTORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL MINI
70 B2u' O'CLOCK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

The New York Herald heartily dsnounces
Tho parties ~ tho bottom Of tina movement "a
rsi-e $4,000 - b. used for the dinusioc OF
political knowledge In New Hampshire, and
olhSrWise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
NEW YORK STOCK +,

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb ls--ifx a-n.-First Board
Coupon SIS, 1851, 81 aS7 X; 7.3o Treasury notes,
ltaH; Ceruncates, s6s; Demand Notes, lsi L:
Gold, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19

THE FRIGArE COLORADO,
NEW YORK. Feb. is.-The frisate Colorado
has sailed from this port
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~ hotei proprietor ~ Paiucah, Kentucky
va. rectnuy killed by oas OF his scr yants
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UAE DEPARTMENT

"Ak DEPARTMENT,
-" FssEise1os, yaa1asT ., l1as.
Il scsesaenes Of tie pressars .f business s. the
Wax Department. pssses for ctlssss 20 visit the
Army If :hs PosnE.Ac vii ss EivAn a. thA On :. 81
Lisz: Col. Conan. i32 Psrssrsvanis sv.ass
above Eine.eenth street.
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DEATH OF U. 5 DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HARLAN.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 1a.-Janes Harlan
Us. District Attorney for Kentucky, died here
this morning, Of pneumonia
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koBFEET AND ARREsT.-Last right Msrn
Dillon was arrested by Sergeant Croain, upon
suEpicIoa OF stealing $3.50 from Mr. Collins
the prpprsetrtss Of 81 ealing house in Ceptaf
Esrget- Il appears that Mrs- Collins made 4
oepo<itory for Ter money Ia an Old box In hee
escaeiiShmelr- W ich che Kept concraied under
lot Of trash and useless matter. Maria Dfllsa
had lived with her, and within three months
she revealed The fact OF her knowing Mira COL.
Line place OF deposit she also made purchases
au6 eHnIasfed money Of q large deAominatioa.
MA Collins went - mare . deposit recently,
and discovered TIA: Ter savings were stolen.
Suspicion rested On Maria DfIIen. and she va
:rrested- E6 sent % jail for farther hearing b.
Justice johnson
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MISSISSIPPI REGULATIONS AZ tn
SALES OF COTTON,

PENAL OFFENCE TO SELL. EXCEPT ro
THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

I:E.-GEORGEToNh ELECTION.
On MONDAY, the ~! isss sn e,-cti"" .iil
De asId in the sevsral Prrzirc.a Of Hso-s sto-a,
for Mayer. AID for slsvsn bars n tsa
Bca-o Of Com mon CosnciI, and for nAmhsy
r. g.! . vacAEcy in :hs SoATt 81 Alderman.
fe 90 AVID WM LAIRD O. -rf
=. 7 LsRS. ATrss IOa:
gro Barrels BALDWIN APPLES. ia p-ira.
order FOR shipping just receive"
::f Ha-rsls PC TX APPLE CIDER, IN s.ors All
a.rIying For sale By.
mo " LCNsDSH,
Fc.vsr4ir SID -.l Con-. Merchant,
e i9i- 81 Water 81 GecrE-tCva. D 9.
LOB BALI
so BARRELS TAR
80 BARRELS ROSIS.
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