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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28
Srn' Porter and the New York C,uneu.
tfrom N. Y. Evening Post Mondayl

The BoArd OF Aldermen met TIL. ar,srao,,
Aftrr = proractsd and excited ses.on -
t Sondsmnins the aetiop Of the Porter
Coart-Martial were passed By an average ma.
lSffy OF four 70 one. The following 4, a con
oensation OF the preamble and resolutions:
Inc Preamoie ss'tS forth that the Common
Scuneii has learned with feelings OF profound
resr@- not unmIxed with alarm, OF the dismis Al
rSm The service Of the United States OF CIV
miiow ctisn and townsman, Major General
- Sons forsef, mat the oecurrenee u re-
k'etts, ''ss ~e siw~y- have. and still do, ~,
SNu Gen- Porter a. the very persontscauon a,
Al mat Is brave, loyal, and pAtrio,ic, and W.
OF sub,~ouns tired, energetic, ard eonna,.n,
commander 10 the mercies of a court ,rt,ai
composed almost exclusively OF pro.es.,ouaI
rsa. s result In putting similar d,sradsuon
uPoe othnr frnueHual and conservative com
n'2nfsrs, and Generalization and The r,ns.
9ueht overthrow Of tn Governmenr" ass.rt.
.nn. W 'he opinion Of the Common Counc,I.
~ sVh. noe adduecd on the trial proves ,hnt
eten. rita John Porter wAs entitled q, ,n
aSQsiHsl, Aud thst 10 il the right sna anT,
&C AmeIicsnsp-orl- Ia crittct-e the action of
tribunals ''"''s'y
ihH nrs' rNsoluion rr1nea;s that The c.nn. u
O t;a S'reTal furnish - -" Common Cp.n,,i
VII A. iMparuN sopt OF The charrrs -,
n-hy,, aio gIUs@ Siins- on trial Tn sr.o,s
rNosrt'.n eNp'U.scs the Surrrl~o. r,ortnrat,,,
90 .erivw CT tie Common C0uasu ~ tha
s.rN ,S-S."r Snd HntowSFd" resa!, of the trial
winch had depi lvrd the country Of the $500,
'tGsnaIai Porter, AMI that action \. d-,rlarrsI =
r. - "its' sJ tim If = rs-ruIou which
s.sn's IA Scss>t- The military rutaoritns ~ IN,
<tose lac a. tb"iT in .ercoulse with ,he .,,
h1N ~ Ssen'nt m cur armt<-A syst-u, of
IsIes eCt.sn v IA, oofnmJn - nv sun.rSatin.
C"gt rsl Net le itas> susfe rding ii-n--sI !sueII
ass "a 10 iSs,ng Ger.ral Porter. AMI which NJ
irFn an, pTssaa ia, csNl n ne ruin OF tia
a. W ~ and t!'r disruption az the ,iNvcrn-
m"
i.S' "''''S 49,, u iIns Npreseth he sym pa,hY ~
: a'n~au 'SCnyis With Gen, fiiz Joha rsr-
S!'', s.ttSa sRiseee r. biri; tnn ta- ham
q H.'Nf ~ ;.hN, Jtr-. 'NS,rn cSth. Wv III
1 Gs pirpok - aGG wa. tiI,, siti ssas al N.s
h-"t rtftisE H'Hr rsr}-e's u him. Az! aS,,rt
~ y tTg,-s .@si~r 90. SSsr> A. oan ~
- mvS' - k'p>- co., .sV e, ILt- :. : ss.I:..l
~ :, = .s.-ir-.a - tcir,s - tSa .r~,v =.
!" kSrS - ~ !,4-s :! = rStI,ra .,aG
N-itfkt'. - ~ =. =. tsS i >S,1y - rraIe.s,a
>" t'ssA.s'.s -; Sa,s 40. zee l, ~. : q
g - - [-- .-..-
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CON GRESSIONAI
XyXvII,a CONGRESS- TH,snxSx.,,>
" npSAspAr, January -

SsSATR-N arsoSs E-.AiGi.ars II M ,..s-s,
Puehe interest uvrs latrod Z crs: asa San-,,n-s-
ate " disposed ~
Mi clark irsrcS ass : ryS>l"a>r - ,v.>,l
Mf; SSeiAaerf. a. iAcis y Agr. Fccsa lAe s~.-..,~
81 he lrit+G N;E:s'S, a:.s.,a :, s.> - - :.
an S-Hsir chamber &C. s.sjerdss. .Nssh "a.
ssid over
Ike tcNstl1 ,'-cet>.4 sNrNrcgsr.. = ~ ~. ~,
'f,E TAKEN ~, Nc2sa SvFsG. 900 tss-s Il
The A"MuA Army a.lS~>s. sssaz M -
'S'n 'akea a. Aad .,&s..,e.sd
Icy ss-afis mo7~ sa-, - eE>>a~s A.t- b
plVs'nt 81 D. sHrV III as,st.t..~ 80. - i.
n"1sS We SFdr.e1- SSs 4, WvS, es-sS
until o'cio-cS - l.os.a~. ~. ... - 49,.
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rHI MISSION OF TBRLATTIR SAID 10 n,
FAILURE.

NswBsRs, Jan. 2i.-Sewspaper from IN.
interior indicate that the rebels are greatly or
ereised asou; the concentration OF the fore ss a.
this department
Refugees stste that the rebels admit the,
cannot much longer hold out without foreis.
interference.
The new submarine torpedoes are eninsnt,y
successful.
The President Us 10 b mcmorialir>d for u
removal OF Gov. Stanley.
NEwpEnH, Jan. 22.-Gov. Stanley Will soea
leave this depsrtment-his mission here has
proved q failure. A military governor 10 nos
considered BY Gen. Poster g military necessisy
any longer.
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" Major General Sohenck, ooramsadsn,
CT NE military department 81 Mary laad and
fennsyivania hiss ordered The arrest Of the ed Tor
u the Fhiiadeiphia E-ersss Js.~~ol and tae
suppress ion CT thst paper. The cause WA the
paoiicaaon OF long editorial article on the
n,ss.se Of Jen. Davis. praisinx a a. r-li.s,.
iruthfu, and noel.; aad In ,s..a rasns,,,. -
trsstinS Davis With Prosidcn, Isn.,,ln- an.
latter being, In this Connection. made tn. .uA.
yet OF Ercss snd foul permanent As~..
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PRIZE A0NBY.-Prise money sccruinG from
Captures made BY the following vessAls OF tho
United states arc now ready for payment By the
Navy Agent, 8. P Brown, Hsq., at Warrington, D.
c., to Wit:
Brooklyn, Itasea, South Carolins. Mereedita and
Huntsville, for capture Of the steamer Magnolia.
ssvannah, PlA- Poeahoatas, Seminole, seneca
ard Augusta, for capture Of the schooner L. J.
Waterman.
Mount Vernon, Cor capture OF the schooner
British Queen HOBART BBBRIAS,
IL Eourth Auditor.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
EXCITEMENT IN ThB CALIFORNIA LRaIs
LATURH


SAN FRAAcIsco, Jan. 2s.-No ballot WA
taxi for Speaker last night Sixteen mea we're
expected TO vote for Phelps. but others raised q
new question, producing great EXCITEMENT, m.
DIR the influence OF which an adjournment WA
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SOn Sunday Whsciers cavalry made a
dash at a train of cars ON the railroad between
Nash Vile and Franklin, and succe eded in de-
stroyinE two cars. Rebel cavalry continue to
hover about our army in Tennesaee, watching
Our communication. Gen. Garfield has re-
ported to Gen. Rosecrans for duty. Intercept
ed rebel letters show that the enemy is rcceiv-
ing reinforcements
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~Gec. Wilkes, OF the New York Spirit Of n,
TfTsef, who is a warm adherent Of General
Hookers, and supposed to be in that officers
counsels, says:
"The removal OF Franklin and Summer from
their commands Ia N accordauc nee " it'll the terms
, :, an",~ t~ASs>~re' htnncWnt clearhess, thai
Hooker 10 TO he entirely untrammeled in h,s
place" ~ - LIS
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SOur Runboats the Mississippi had a
sharp engagement with the Rebels on tho
Eayou Tpche, on the t4th instant in which
they captured n number of the rebels; but,
unfortunately, va lost the commander of the
expedition, Commander Thos. Mexican Buch-
ansn, who was shot through the head from the
enemy's rifle pits. An error In the telegraph
dispatch, rs published yesterday, led to the
supp ssiton that 1t was the rebel Commander
Buchanan who had been killed
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~ The English correspondent Of the Chris.
tan free Mason says that the Rev. DIR. S,ur.
gcon' OF London, was recently presented with
plum cake, which was found before il WAS
eaten Q" contain sufficient poison for the de-
struction Of half dozen people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28
TIIE SJIDRLI,

This vessel, recently surren !"rei to thu Rob
els IN the western waters, waa, doubtless An
army transport, perhaps armed with one gun
not q naval vessel, as ALLEGED. As an army
transpo, ., she Was not calculated to make any
defence whatever against a considerable Rebel
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- The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says: Upon the arrival OF
0es. Butler at New Orleans to rrsume COM
mand of the Department of the Gulf, General
Banks will ne ordrrrd To Texas, At the head OF
sufficient force, for tho purpose of assisting
the Union men of that State to restore 1t to the
Union a. a FREQ Common wealth. Thus the
original plan Of the Banks expedition will be
carried into execution"
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHTNGToE, January %, 1883.
In consequence Of the pressure or business sttae
War Department. passes for citiseas to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be given at the Off So OF
Lieut. Col. CoNxAD. 1872 Penasyiyania avenue.
above Nineteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

~Mrs (GeneraD Mcclellan has been pre
seated with an elegant furnished house in the
Fifth Avenue. New York City Among the
subscribers to this Mcclellan testimonial. Wa
learn. are the names OF Astor, Aspinwail,
Morgan, and other equally distinguished and
prominent
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TIN Nyw COMMANDAs

It seems to be believed around us that Gen.
Couch and Gen. w. r. Smith arc to MI up tho
places Of Gems. Sumner and Franklin. These
officers have high reputation for both bravery
and skill, and better appointments could not
probably b. made.
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a correspondent of the philadelphia
i'es'' WIN whom the wish IL doubtless father
:" me tnousht, manufactures a "washiugto
I"hor 10 tho cnect that Gen. Mcclellan has
fendtrNd his resignation, all because he has
rrceived the critical censurs OF ,b,t rsp,wro4
Vermont JoNINI. Gen Hitchcock
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The fhiiadelphia Irquirer notices the
Hishtfui rise OF gold TO I5S under recent Con.
tes-ionai ieS'siation' and thinks the only rem
coy " the hnaneial troubles is the issue of iu
tsre~t-bearing legal tender notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

rHI RHBBLs ADMIT THlr CANNOT M, ,
OCT MUCH LONGER WITHOUT YoRRIe.
INTERVENTION.
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NEW YORk STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. aS-Ii \ g. rn.-First Board
u. 5. Coupons, 1851, 9oX aga; 1910 Treasury
No;.s, IO2 aaizG; Certificates, IS aask; d.
rlAno Notes, Is7a sIi7S Gold, Is2K als3.
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when all f.fshsr prsessdsag sadse ~ En-
were susp<nded.
The bili authoriHne tAs raising. arrinr ~.
equip0ent Of seldiers Of African dsscent
taken up. and
Mr. Shemsil moved ssrsfsr he subject 10 u.
Military COMMITTEES
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THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY
The mcdowell! Court OF Inquiry we're n
secret session to-day, eeliyed 70 o. easased In
reviewing the testimony 60 FAR taken by than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

~ j. d. T. Serome, ex Mayor Of BALTIMORE
oied yesterday n his iresidenoe near Go,ans.
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

We have received from Philip 4 Solo.
"oes, so Ia avenue, copy OF the useful Con.
eNessiona Directory for the presen, sa.s,op.
published by the Postmaster OF the Hous-
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TELEGRAPHro
IMPORTANT PROM NORTH CAROL,

TIN RlBRLs or THAT STATE eRa.ry
BECIsHD ABOUT THH CONCENTRATES.
OF THI FEDERAL YoRCls fHlpI
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RRTCRNRn

Gen. Booker, who was yesterday In town. ia
CONSULTATION with the military suthcri,,e. herr.
l-ft town this morning, en- route 70 his h-.I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

~The New York World does itself no credit
By endorsins the Indignantly absurd story sent
By "Manhattan," (ths notorious 10. Scoville,l
che New York correspondent OF the London
kerwsn4 Herald to that paper, who says:
at Is q fact that Prosidsnt Lincoln, when he
visited the battle field Of Antietam. before the
corpse had been burned, called upon officer,
who had been reported to him rs good song
singer, 10 'step out and sing ma n song" and
then In an open plain, In hearing of the dying
and In sight of the sightless dead, the officer
sung for the President of the United States Jim
along Jos@y' What asplendid but much abused
ruler old Nero was. He 1ddled while Rome
WIS burning, but never called out one Of his
officers TO sing Jim along Josey."
The World cannot certainly be ignorant OF
thr fact that tho Prcsidruss visit to the battle
field of Antietam took place three weeks after
~ battle, when there were certainly no dying
and dc al lying on the Held and tina story is
otherwise 80 intrinsically absurd that none hut
. very unscrupulsus assailant would give 1t
the slightest heed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

Inc speculative feeling in fancy stocks
Is suhsidinS IN New York, and the SPECTATOR.
arc waiting TO see wha, action Government
takes In the wsy Of borrowing OF issuing none,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

NTNOTICE.-The members of the blum bus
to attend a M Getting on WHpNE' DAY EVENING,
Jan 9TH, NJ 7 O'Clock, At Agler's. 3i9 street,
ar particul4r business calls the attention the
members thereof. By order OF the President
in v,..t. j AIGLER
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o # FL CT Al .

N-s OFflC At
DRrLlrHrNY or SYArs
WAsHIsGfop, jan Is, lSS.f
Releases from the draft the ground Of Aieaae>
have been allowed In ths following casas:
Name Where D-aned.
John Ii etephen. Lancaster co., Pspna.
Jaauayy Is, ISIS.
William Gelhausen . .Kewaunee CO., Wisconsin.
Ferdinand Wittig. Milwaukee co., do.
Tbomss Mahlb-IG ........ do. 90.
Henry M,li.r. do do
Pe;.r St~ink alsr ... do do
Christian Karl Kirchof do. do.
AFFILIATIONS D.nted.
Johann Hob .......... Milwaukee Co., wlseon'n.
Charles yoss .... do DO.
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spIRIr or The MORNING. pRsss

The I-teHt1ercer thinks the frequent changes
In the command Of the Army Of the Potomac
dangerous sort Of experimentation. and that 30
u the misfortune Of the country and Of the Army
Of the Potomac that the only General who has
commanded the latter long enough TO win its
confidence has lost the favor OF the Adm ini-trs-
tisn. or At least that branch which controls tho
cosduct Of the war"
The Oko~<ei> criucises the course OF ths rad
icals a. represented by Mr. Conway, OF Kansas
and the conservatives a. represented by Mr.
S.ulsbury, OF Delaware. Both attacked tho
President and Administr alton, bat the Chroni-
&c gives Mr.. Conway the credit OF being In
frencrd by q spirit OF patriotism and love Of
liberty. while the Senator from Delaware acted.
says the Chronicle, 'like . slave driver or n
Five Points bully"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

Mr. l. GRovER, the popular manager Of
time taken the Brooklyn N " Academy e
Music. Lucille Western and aanb~r OF hio
naAeingtcH Company are now performing
u-Te In last Lynne. His house on Monday
night wac immense. Mr. Grover has Also takes
the New York Academy OF Music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

rHl PRESIDENT TO b ARxoRIALrr.n ~
EHMovp GOV. SrASLY
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COL wYrpHAn PURsU1s AID CAPTURES
ANUMKHR OF TIM REBELS.

Especial Dispatch TO Tho start
FAIurAx CoURT HoUsR, IAN. 27.-l.sst night
our pickets were driven In by - me OF Stuarts
cavalry, wounding one and capturing nine.
Col wyndham tA.n started with about two
hundred men in pursuit He came mp with the
retiring enemy beyond Middleburg, and after a
shor, engagement he captured twsn:y-four OF
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

THk SUccEssoR To IHB VACANT BHycH OF
TEE CRIMINAL CoCRT.-Aiready the inquiry
is being mace "a 10 the probable Successor Of
the late Judge Crawford. L. IL believed thai
hone OF the first Practitioners az the bSr in ths
District Will think IL worth their while % re-
sign tSeir lucrative practive 10 cceuoy The
Pcsilon' the salary being but $3.50. paper
was oeiIg circulated for sieners YESTERDAY
reccmme nding for the position Mr.. A wylie.
me opponent OF l.. r. Mckeuzie in the late
district Of VirriniA
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nth
PEBRU AIRY.

jan . ST.
ssTRU CTskss WANTED-A lazy desires TO
! place 1.-THE girl, eigh; years old With respact
able and refined wiocw iad for The pur pos OF ia.
s.ruction and care and viii psy uhrrnly for tho
ss,me II suited Add ess "Mrs. X. b. s." ut this
cffcc, stating residence. j. q St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

FouRTH WARD ST ALTON CAsss.-wrn. RYAN.
seiiie liquor without license: fned Sau 81
annie aiksr, KATE smith, Mary Wilson and
bth Richmond, disord.-rly conduct; do .iI.
Mrs- hraupL profanity; do. % Sarah Bowen,
GrUnk and disoTderly; raled for a h.ariny
ms minor, suspicion OF larceny; dismissed.
Mich Csmpet u, drunk turned over 10 Iuiii-
tsry- Nicholas TAFT. do: fined -. II. T. Sleeper,
oleordeTly; bail for \ hearing. Jefferson R-y-
noids, crUnk; turned over 20 military Deddy
pfmar, 90; lined 80. fetsr CLANCY, sorizriy,
bail for peace. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

NEw b o s!
TONS TROUBLES. Is, the author Of East
L,nne."&c.
MISTREIR AND MAID. r, Miss Mullcch.
NONAME b, Wilkie Collins
AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUDLHY's SN-
CRET Py Miss Brs6don.
~ All the New 30 ks Of the day, at
WILLIAM Y. RlCHSrRIN'S
N-.,c-al Rnnt store. pa Pa. Av.nus.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
GREAT BARGAINS
RBADYMIDB CLOTHING,
SMITHS,
No. $50 ssvRKrH Srauxr.
where have the best assortment OF
CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND vBsrs
in the city. Also, avery Ans stock of
GRNrs' GOODS,
which we offer At very low prices for the next sixty
days. to make room for new Spring Goods
To persons In want Of
CLOTHING,
new is the time to buy them. At
No. 46O SEVENTH STRREr,
CORNER a0rH STREET AND IA. Av.
J. H. SMITH, Clothisr,
No. $50 Seventh street,
Jas Two doors above J. Bruce Cos
NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIREOrOHY-Oo,
l. EreeeicRal Directory for the Third Session of
the Thirty seventh Congress OF the United - stas
OF America. with engraved Plans Of the House Of
ksIresentstiyss and Senate Chamber. Price IS
PHILIP 4 sOLOMoNs.
Metropolitan Book store
JAZZ Pa. ave-, between 9th and lath sss
gR: p. MCPHERSON
SkADU AIE OF Pennsylvania Medical CousS.
mcst respectfully calls she attention CT his frsnSs
Anu me pnsIs generally TO the fact that 40 aas
No. All 18th ST., BRrw. II ANpI
WASHINGTON, .. O.,
sick 49, eH =" 'ac
He has had twelve years, pcriencs In TIE p-..
ues OF medieine and vail guarantees = rure ana
speedy cure IN all eases Of secret Diseases and OF
~ Consu tstion il either the lnslish or German
language and either at the on CO or elsev hsrs
DSivAte room for consultation With tad:ea
Q ?. MePHERSON. Nd
All llih street, between n and
u - ~ Hashii Ston, D. z.
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w AsHIS fosTn rxx.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, Issa
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
II. BAILY AND Ell BRINK

DINE O0p!
PISE T0opI
So cords az Seasoned Pine Y God for rae u.~
Esce a-raESeEsc-ts 10 deliver this Woo. N MsSSt
ihstcE- ND sss, ns ein L. N the Msrs-. So,
every morning corGsr OF Ninth it, ct s,ss .
ttstStnets can hsv- Il delivered 70 sny nsrt - -
ei;y, ~ irAViEE name vi;h the s4t~c-iher - NH@
e"9G rae.SG-c, snS caGch below TIA r-.,
Pllcc. Il customer rs iesve orders ~~'
W. n CLAGHrr
stH y, shnscr & Co = No 3-ps a.
"a = ecZw e%t zen m ara sth sss
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AIRS L. SMITH, Clairvoy ant, Test Medium, 60
lSl souti A street, Capitol Hill, between LIST aud
ri sts heals disease by inxgn.tsu with but iittls
medicine; pes aud describes your deceased fTieods
gets nam.. also re, your living husbands. wives,
and for the arried descT hes exactly the lovers
- accurately that persons marvel with surprise
Mrs, fortells future events in business, mar
riay-s, reads e. aracter Hours from y. m, till
D. M Sitting ST. 3. 9s-iw"
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A COSTLY DRIvB-fests-day four woman
OF me fast ORDER, engasrc a coach and took q
drive around In various strr-ts OF lhe northsru
part OF the city: during which 10 WAS sIIes "a
they were waving their haadkerchisfs aad
hsssvinE otherwise In a manner very improper
They we've taken 10 th- Fourth wsfa station
house, and retained until this morning when
they were nned eli each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

A STkULU4Y.
"A He arrived in ashinq ton the celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
poctress aud Astrologst,
who has arrived from Europe Fhis wond4rf1l
lady = pupil Of tho renowned Sign-r Ma
rettn, the hs,rooger of Tenics, was born ui:n
natural Sft; tells the past and fu ture correctly;
warrants TO cure rheumatism and other disesse-;
eau show 9 likeness OF your future husband or
absent friend in reality. ladies fifty cents; gentle
men not admitted; can be consulted ut har resi-
Gsnce in north street between 9TH All 9Th sts !;
In 246t.
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PERSONAL.

NOTiCE.
"A NOTE For $500 obiainsd from ne by msr-e-
resents tons, without receiving value therefor
and having be du maEded, all persons are orbid
me- ot ing the same. as IL will nos he paid ~
turity sT3t' JAS ID. DAYTON,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-20
THE EVENING STAR.


sxHArE.-eAf,er our roporsc,osee yesterday
Mr.. Irpnfotil and Mr.. Garlic Offered -uiy-li.
ercrs, which was discuss by Ncss.s Doo.
kal-, BaYard and Others. y
fbe NAVAL Appropriation bill wss then con
siderru, ara the afnenum-nt CT The Oorn-n,;o.e
on fI ance in regard 20 the contracts Tor lron
etrarirrs YVES amended BY sirixinS on. the pro
Vision fer The examination Ut plan. BY ,hre-
HSxal orscSrs. TIE appropriation Of t.sa.I"
millions tor iron plated steamers was amen ted
90 ne TO make an appropriation Of three millions
tor two Eist-eiase amor plated steamers; sn.l
thu apprcpriitiCn icr me purchase aad build
ing, repairs, .hsrtT-, dc of sdtiticnsl steam
ers and Vessels en- fcrt.ign stations, WIS
clsassd from three millions two hu,,.Ired AID
nfty tbousRnd 70 fifteen miiiion. The aupro-
pTisiion foI ordnance, ordn ance stores &c " -
y snsea from seven millions to SIX niii:oas
An ans 6dHs mt was adopt d sPproPr;siiDs oas
hundred thousand dollars for marine barracks
a. Mare Island, Cafeteria Tha Amendment
sulsins out me prpyti:n for h sectional dock
striking GU. the appropriations Tor the Norfolk
Navy Yard snd Hospital as not agreed to
hr. essenccn made . report from the Com.
nhttre OF Cvafsre.ce On the Legislative opro-
priauon biit. Inc part OF the report ooi,ctsd %
allows SREatols and Representatives living be-
yCrd the Rocky Mountains 81, zt, ana oaiy
ei,C1H To those living in distant TERRITORIES.
AMER debate, the till was sent again 70 the
Committee OF Conferences.
EoUsE.-Aft.r our report closed
The bill 10 indemnify the President for sus-
lehoing the " rtt OF haoeas corpus was debated
by hessrr. Wicklife, Holman sad others, and
tire S~nst-'s amendment WIS dis agreed to-yeas
IS, hays us. ..-g &C.,
The bill authorizing the Secretary of The
Navy 10 sdjpst eQuitsble clsims Of Contractors
against the Navy Department, and for reg uia.
ting naval contracts, was passed.
The - nate joint resolution exp-lling Geo E.
Badger, one OF the Regents OF the Smiths oman,
and sFpoiDfing Louis Aga-siZ, was passed
Tho SFnate bill for ths removal of the VIM
nshago Indians and the sale of their reserYa-
ton, ~ as passed.
The Senate hill TO provide for National
Currency was taken mp in The evening session,
and discussed by Messrs. Spauiding and Fen
ton. --- -