Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27


for .tocks, coin and uncurrent money furnisssS
BY Lewis johnson Il 90, Baaken
Buying. Ssu.ss
y. 6. Oonpqn Bonds, 1881 ......I6iX ioax
.. .. s. GeTtincsts: inassS:. saSS 1868
Quartermasters' Checks, paya-
BILE In Certif1cases....-.. So aoe
u. S. Demand Notes. 1917
American Gold.
American 145aISO
Virginia bank notes, aa3s dis; south Oa,o-
lima, 3oa3S discount -. - y.
Ai aSsHT m,, MnnD g S1aJ.os J.n.
threats, dismissed. r Landick, exposins ~.
person; fined SL9i-. Jas. Fitzgerald. nroSsn
and disOrderlyi dismissed Maurice sulii1as.
stones; dismissed. John Hagan. drunt .ns
disorderly; military. p. Crowley, do: f,nsc
S1.&. 'Chas. Ramsey, drunk; Jas. Rnaasrs
90; dismissed. Jas Cayanaugh, drunk And
disorderiy; workhouse. w. II. Sweeney. drons-.
dismissed. Jno Ross, do; military Er,hn,
Clark, do. and disorderly; fined - o. W.
Young, drunk; dismissed. Mary Sullivan rs-
sisting officer fined si94.
ALEXANDRIA, AFYAIRs-A eener.l ,o,~-
martial, composed Of officers OF volume,
regiments, u. =. A, Is in session in ONE n, an.
rooms in the Post Office building: Col Ia
hSrponaS President, Capt Pierce, Judge
Small punches OF rock fish, such as form.,,,-
sold for 12K or 1sx cents, are now offered y
the market for sale at 50 cents
We Understand that Jas. Cole the Countx
Jailor, has been removed from his once by ths
Military Authorities, and it Is said tie All
will hereafter be In charge Of an appointee ~
the military.-AIez. Gazette, Feb 26M
AFooLIeH SoLDIKR.-Last night, John Lana
q discharged soldier, was picked mn in ~,
street drunk and taken 70 the Second Ward
station for safe keeping. When ne diseover,d
this morning that he was in the station. hons
he began TO look for his cash and disch are "a,
pers. He was highly gratifled when informed
that he had slo3 and his papers in the hands Of
the police. A friend was looking for him And
was glad TO find him safely slowed. He Wa
dismissed. -g....
MIsrooK THE PLAcr.L9eoree M sxna.r %,
the Ninety sixth Pennsylvania, about nina
O'Clock last night, entered the front room OF the
office Of the provost marshal OF the War De-
partment and ordered hot whisky punch
One or the detectives answered that be would
Hi the order. While Synder was hating tor
his drink he fell asleep. He was very much
astonished when an order was issued CON.
uniting him to the Central guard house
TEE HUrcHISsos FAMILY had thoroughly
enthusiasts audience last night st willsrds'
Hall, and calls for repetition were made for
almost every piece. The family IL an interest
ing one altogether, but the little bennett is sim
gu1arly SO, and he was undoubtedly the hero
OF the occasion. By the announcement else
wncic " VIII seon tnai tne Hutcn IN sons
give another Of their attractive concerts on
Monday evening.
4 SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs.-Thomss
Finnigan, assault and battery; security for a
hearing. Cassia Bowie, col, disorderiy: fnad
Sis. w. n. Davenport grand larceny; jail
for court Lucius Wallace, assaulr security
for peace. Robert Howard, col, suspicion o.
stealing horse from J. r.. Foley a Bro: no
positive evidence against him, but was held 70
bail for further hearing Frank Jackson, drunk
fined sl.5e. h-s'@' 3 taIt
PERsoSAL.-Judge Harms, Pa; Judge A. p.
Dennison,. Oregon; Gen. Arthur, n. Y: Hon.
w. NJ Mcpherson, Mo- Hon. Jno. X. Morrison,
H.; Coi- q. w. Browne, Va, are at wiIIards.'
N sW G RoCIRY STORE.
HAVING taken the store on the souihvest corner