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LOCAL NEWS,

AscfhAh DxsCHsr By ras Polron-Po,
several weeks the respectable residents I'm the
vicinity Of Tenth and d streets wet have bean
complaining OF house kept BY Ma M. 3
Post, west side Of Tenth street, Q few da,r.
from The corner OF ID street. and At len 9Th mar,
TONED superintendent Webb 70 relie We thcna a,
30 sraet an annoy ance to their families SArst
Rfeo, with q detachment OF the Saoopd MAJ
paroi. went TO the house last nixht and ,o,s
possessiou, .rresting the proprietress and a. ysn
women, one OF whom WAS 60 sick thai ~.
esuid net be removed, and was len in tss hons ~
nHaer guard. The others were taken 10 Ia
SAaon. The six female boardors in TIA han "a
wers held 70 security for good behavior. snS
nned Z! each; the rroprietress WA had e.
furtner hearing. Three men were found in ~.
honse, but they were permitted u 10.
ms morning the case of Mr.. po,s 49,.
taken up Tor trial before Justice Dra-y. TT
smith leg. Appearing for the defence.
Tne svidanca Of the neigh nors shovrd N q,
me proximity OF the house to Their dwellin ?.
and its use By persons OF III fame, caused 80,
annoyance 70 their families. The council "a
cernee asked Of the witnesses the nanA %
some OF the visitors, but they aid lo4 Sr.~
ther names, with the az ptiou OF ana
secsor. who Wa In Washlnstoa lately Ia.
cconsei Tor defence eeatAnd@A tAas ..t.x 80
~ s'H'saos ~ not snaoisst 20 Mold ,hs
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SIlOlb EDITION.
THkBE o.65t LICK p. n.
cnSsnArprInx

The action OF tnsTSenate last nigh. In tho
mats-r OF passing tha admirable conscr,ptioH
bill they have iat.ly be n Considering, Without
any symptom OF q disposition 10 squaobie over
it will L. received with Joy by the county. II
proves thst the measure Il 20 well considered,
AMI 20 necessary for the public interest, even
I, forecios. the usual part, debate upon L. It
take IN all classes of citiH.ns Of 'the Tinted
States, withoutrefsrencet TO calling or sisaa;ien
in iif'. and thus bears equally On all OF the ass
subject 10 military duly.
The public win douhtIesa rsi DICE With as that
the ample means Of thr loyal Stairs 70 put
down the REBELLION are shout 10 be resorted to;
while rcsrrt:ine nokss sincerely that the spirit
Of radicahsm made this CONSUMPTION necessary,
by pooh pooling the idea that more troops were
nee ssary, when General Mcclellan called
frcm the Peninsula, so earnestly, for ort com
parauyely small rein .crcrments.
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The Invasion of 1lrxico.

THE FRENCH DEFEATED AT ACAYETg AND
FORCED TO RETREAT
The New Orleans Picayune of Feb. Sd. saws.
we are indebted to a commercial house I'm this
city for copy of the following, received per
steamship Creole:
VERA CRUz, Jan. a.-Reports have been cir.
cuiatf d In the city since yesterday that the di.
vision OF Gen. Bazine (Ii,Go1 strougl, which
left Jaiapa, was attacked by 10000 Mexicans
a. Acayete, on the route 10 Puebia. The F'ren n
fell back before the Mexicans, who remained
masters OF the field. Gen. Bazine was forced
to retreat, with considerable loss Commnni
cation with the interior being cut off, We are
without details
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SPIRIT oP TIM MORNING. pRpss


The intelligence, dealing with "Reyoiu-
tionsry Radicalism," gives samples from tbs
columns Of German papers OF the West tenn
dag wish he moot reasonable appeals Ia
Wendell Phillips-'to push the Administration
from their stools" because our rulers do not
yield tEemseiyes with an entire abandonment
% tae behssts OF fierce and destructive Red
RPpub;icanism
The Ch-OnieIe says OF the passage OF the con-
s1Tilten ball by the Senate:
ssThe Senate, in spirit We cannot too warmly
commend, was resolved 70 make il An earnest
evidence that this W ar for the Republic would
b. prosecuted TO the end. The Senators re-
fused 10 exempt members Of Congress, and this
exsmple was followed as. TO other official
CLASSES, and 10 non c0mbatants generally. AZ
Senator Davis, Of KY, well said, sLet those
who look TO BE- exempted be made to dght 10
paw, or TO emigrate.'- A bill conceived and car
rird through Oh this principle will awaken ,hs
widest enthusiasm among the people, and
Will MI the ranks Of the army An the Treasury
OF the nation ~ the same time. 1t will, above
all instruct the traitors in xrms and the nations
Of the earth that the American Republic ia
beginning 20 put forth its strength agains: ths
REBELLION.
1.-The passage Of thus important bill by .
unanimous vote, without calling a division, Ia
q noble tribute TO the cause of eur country and
= fire exhibition of the surrender Of all party
eeling."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

. IA newspaper sheet, known as the In9uir-
sr, has, for some time, given much offence 70
the loyal citizens of I,eayen worth by it's trea.
sonabie course, and threats were made of de-
siroyipg the material with which it was print.
ed. The proprietor took the precaution to arm
number of his friends and station them about
tie office, who, without provocation, fred
upon citizen who had exerted himself to al
lay the excitement A large number of shots
were fired, and other innocent citizens, as we'll
as the one AIMED al, narrowly escaped being
MI. The next day crowd assembled, when
Jennlson arrived, and mounting a box, ex-
claim ed: Yesterday, this establishment was
q printing office, and proposed to protec, it
this morning il is Rebel fort, and propose to
guilt" With this the GRO 1d rushed in and ut
Ieriy demolished every thing the establis hma an I,
contained and burnt the fragments.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT REDUCED PR1CRs.
American Watches fer Auerlsans

TIE AxIaroAH WAroH CoMpAxY sivs notice thar
they have LATELY Issued new style Of WAteh. sx.
pTsssly dessnsd tor Soldiers AID others Ia dss,s
5000 watch NJ . nsdsrats p-iss. These watches
are intended 10 displaes the worthless. eAsa,
watches OF BritisA and Swiss mAnufsctars vItS
which the country 10 flooded, anA which were n~v.,
expected to keep time when they we're made. bsiss
refoss 10 manufactures sent to this country bseasss
ete At home and used here only for jscS.yt.s
asA sscisdssxS purposes. -
sofsr to sell our Watch. which u Of I'm seosr
svsssAhffAL hARU1AoYvhB, An AOoVRA AHD Do.
nASLs ,ihsKssPpa, and IN 6tssiins Silver essas
nsatass Ssssssa, ~ - lev Pries - II asksa for
hs trashy lssss aAd LSsisSs Of ssrsis, u.k.
Alrs :dy referred 70. --F s EE.".r-
We have named ths new series o. Watches. ".
1LLSar. Boston. Mas. which name win BE- "a. n
On ~ paass at svSsy ussah Of tAis naasaeSHre.
s.A u sns Of oar tsadsuAsks.
So!a ~ al rsspsssAs1s WassA DsAsees q. ~
Wholesale orders should - addrsss.A 4,
@ ROBBINS APPLETON.
Agents fer the Am an Watch C.-...
nIse@ isS sE0A1WAy.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

SECOND WARD STATION CAsFs-Msry
Brown, assault; lined 3. %. II. Norris, drunk
and dlsorceriy; do 50. Rosa Boian, susplclop
OF larceny; dismissed. John Musgrove, sus-
pIcion OF picking a pocket; do. Prrta Siay,
Mary Price, Petite Parker, Anna w Gods, Fanay
Moore and Jennie BurGick, taken from me
house Of Mrs. NJ. Z. Post, charged with prosti-
luton; m d 81 each, and required 10 give bail
in $50 each for good behavior Mrs M Z. PosL
charged with keeping dIsorderly and bs .dy
house; held TO bail for court in $500. III A
kisenbise, dl.orderiy; fined IS. j. W. Jenkias
DO; GO 80. VIM. Scully, drunk do. 81. Joan
j. Davis, suspicious Character; dismissed
Charity Carter, col, larceny of shawl; jail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

" We have adsices from Mexico to the goth
ui'- which are important. Congress adjourned
on the 18th, with the full determination OF pros.
ecutins the " ar agains. tine French to the bitter
emo. The French, contrary to the reports
Which have before reached US by way OF Ha-
Fana, have not advanced upon Puebla, but
were still 81 Palmar, thirty miles distant, I'M
able 70 move for lack OF teams and mules. The
most active preparations were in progress in
Fuebla for their reception-new works Of de-
feace having been thrown up IT all points
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TIE CLERGY TOBE DRAFTED

The "blood and thunder portion OF the
clergy will, of course be gratiGed to learn tn I
yesterday, in disposing OF the CONSUMPTION bill.
the Senate piumply refused to cxamot them
from military service in their country's behalf
with arms il their hand. As the House will
doubtless coincide in their action by large
majority, the clergy Of the Eaechrr, Bellows
and Cheever school will, sooner or later, have
an opportunity 10 stand the draft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

~ The Military Committee Of The House o,
Representatives yesterday made a report In re-
lation to the case of Col. Thomas alias So Ear
Tona or the French Lady" l. appears tina,
Thomas Is in good bodily health, not "hope.
'essiy insane" as Senator Wall stated, bu.
about al sound mentally a. he ever was, and
undergoing the same confinement that would
De Ms due II turned over to the civil authori-
ties, except that he 10 in the cell Of fort in
ste ad of Jail
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRET.scEs.-Yestsrda
MT Jshn woTmer WAS arrested by officer Kim.
bali, ior obtaining money by false Pre- enees,
rcm y. ID. Egart. The case was ruled for rr,ai
On the 2ist instant. From the statements OF The
parties, we understand that Mr.. wormer sold
right OF sutlership 10 one OF the volunteer
cash, and $40 or s6oOin notes But thai E.rart
!ouna thai he could not act and contends ID !,
W ormer had no right TO sell On the other
nann are defence Claims that he received only
SAo; and that the reason that Egart could not
act was his selling liquor 20 the troops The
case viii be thoroughly Investigated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

HORSE THIEP.-Saturday, q negro, nam.d
VIM. Thompson, was arrested by patrolm.
pcnn, upon q charge of stealing a horse beiohg.
ing 70 gentleman named Sansbury. of May.
land. lie vas taken before Justice Bales, AID
the fact OF stealing the horse being clearly
shown, Thompson was sent TO Jail for court
Yesterday, Mr.. james Selden, OF Washing On
county, went before Justice Bates and accused
Thompson OF stealing A horse from him which
was recovered, As also Sansbury's The Justice
s"nt up another commitment in the case. Tae
horses were sold in half an hour after they
were stolen; one At public sale, the other on.
Nately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

He! FOR THE WEsT.-Tne Baltimore ana
OHIO Kali Road Is now opened % whea linz
and thus communication with tn. Va "a
again opened over this road, Inch for cio<a
connections, fast time, and cheSp fara a M.
surpassed. by this route only one change ia
effected b,-tween Washing tun and Cfn,inn.n
and only two changes between this city an
81 Louis; avoiding any change and daIav a.
Baltimore. BY reference 70 our I'D vert,s,ng
columns, IL will he seen tha, three trains rua
Gsiiy, and Mr.. Il. W. Edmonds the pas.eags-
agent who rs always found at his poSt 4, Ina
depot, Will give travellers all the Iairrnati1n
they may desire In relation 10 tae road ana i,s
connections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

- The sermon" Of Rev. Mr.. Chaayar a,
she Capitol Oh Sunday. was held by uch listen.
ers a. we kave met to have abounded in sneers.
both covert and open, at President Lincoln and
Secretaries Seward and Chase. These hearers,
we presume, must be mistaken, as the Cspo,ie,.
speaks OF the sermon as sable, eIoaue and
ioxicai-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

- From Hndson Taylor, ga Pennsylvsnis
svenEs, we have the Jan usry NUMBER Of Block
wood. containing the conclusion Of Mrs. Oil.
plants eIeiubg story, "Sai-m Chapel" AID
amongst other matter TWO ARTICLES upon Amer.
lean affairs, toryish and sseesh as usual.
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CiEcU1T CORR, Feb l8-John Conner axt
MargarIt McNamara, executrix Verdict for
plainliG
". A. Bradley sgt Jacob w. Powers Yer.
dict for piaintn.
c. Is. Cluskey agt- ). O. wroe. Verdict for
plaintiff.
John Hoover agt George CARL. Verdict .or
plaintiff.
Feb. If.-Columbus Alexander agt Cornalius
WpndEIl Verdict for plaintiff
John Z. Lawrence agt. r. IL Porter. YER
6ict tor plaintiff.
Chas. Maggie agt. w. N. Mack. Verdict for
defendant
Il. Nazarrmus agt. J. q. Weaver. Inqus,.
zion foT pl3iB;iH.
: ID. Castleman and r. G. Brooke agt $
Heyman. Irquisition for plaintiff
H. nj. Myers agt. Chas. Spahr. Inquisitor
for plaintiff.
The Court adjourned until Thursday ne.t
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GOOD Nhws FROM VroKsBURo.-E noour.
aSias accounts OF the progress Of the siege OF
Fieksbnrg reach a. to-day:
An ofncer Of Gen. Grants aruiv uho Ia
test retnrned TO this city on furiough, says
Snaf our forces are In full strength around the
city, and that th- work On the canal In maxim ?
six fres Of water. and the current 4. randi ,
INCREASING. =
It's believed that the capture of yicksburs
WIZ not Be long delayed; more than this IL 10
ia-xPediect 70 Say. Y. Bue Peat
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y A squadron Of the 5:h Michigan Cavalry
were s0rprised 81 Arnandals, Va, On Saturdsy
night, by . superior force Of Rebels. IL The
skirnish our force vas compelled TO give may
with loss OF Is killed and missing, and a few
wounded.
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BOARDING..

I'0R RENTAL No. } Franklin Place, III rec ,
L between 18th and 18th two suites o. large aud
Handsomely Furnished APARTMENTS,o Ga second
and third floors, suitable tor FoIei 2n hiaistsr-,
Army OFF and others. desiring such Co
mediation. Board may also be bal If required. Tho
house contains all the modern improvements.
fe IT-lws
DAY DOARD-A few Day Boarders can ne &C.
- commodatei with good home board at IS Der
week at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th and e
streets. 10 u Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

IL Is SOM ihiog OF = novelty. certainly. to
n "a In TIE ~ a'ucky paper. VI Friday last OF
t6e bloc OF railroads by hravy fails OF
snow, " hiir in Massachusetts the ground
!" bare with June temperature OF the at
Ssosp6ere.
|" The theatrical managers of Rusxia ara
stvrrriy denounced by tn. local Journals f,r
incomFet"ney. The critics say that the mana
ger, snow no literary ability, and that they De-
grade the drama NO.
- The Boston Traveller says thu leadin,
Soored citlzehs OF that vicinity are not very
Veil pieas~d with the proposition 70 raise 4 col.
CT regiment with only white officers a nd IN.
-uioFemensWiii not be much aided b ~ them
~ The publication OF ths Anza,ear das
~es;rns, The oldest German paper In ST Iouis
has o-~n permanently suspended. The An
zeiger early conmfstsd itself 70 the al vocnev
OF The principles Of the Repabliean party.
~ Tbs new city government OF Salem.
-Gass-. was inApgurated last week ma an.
Scncisuxes lass year ware Saoo ala of which
sSi,23s were paid a. boantiss, sad Ss1,4oo a
state aid.
~The New England pia compsav NJ Win.
st-d, Oonn,s making pins Of iron instead or
brass. -
81 The editor OF the Chicago Post want, "a
css hat that Tia rebel army a. Yicksburr does
not number $4,000.
~ Rev. DIR. BENJAMIN O. Cutler, Tor ma,v
years the rector OF st AnA's Church, BrsoE-
1Jn. ~ Y, is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

MORE CosTRABAND GooDs The King
Phillip arrived this morning, bringing up a loi
OF echIaoand goods, consisting OF three barrels
Of whiskey, Sc versl bags OF coffee, lot OF rovs
gIoGgh shares, etc, and a man named John
williams, OF TappahanHock county, Va who
Was captured in = boat with the goods on
lhurscay nlsnt last by the boat OF the mcrta.
schooner George Msngum. near Marromy
Creek, as they were about TO land. William
states that lac had been 10 Maryland and had
engaged VOTE, and was then on his way hons
70 g.t Dis tools. In the boat, in which were
seven othsrs-three white aud four bIars vhs
Jumped out and escaped by wadine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

- We are indebted 20 Prof. Bachs for a
Coast Survey sketch Of Arkansas Poss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

NEW YORK STOCK MARkSr
INV YORK, Feb I7-il6 am.-First Roaro
U. S. Coupons, 1881, Ta ASK; 1910 Treasury
Notes, IG3SalC3l; Certificates, sss; Demand
Notes, is7xaias; Goic. issXal5sS.
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accuse fer court bat Jusses D-ery docsdsa
tnaf DC ey1dcnee -exhinited .sproeaSis 1soSss
saReSeAt fsf MIN o. Any magistrate - s~NA ~.
eass 70 . htesAr court for trial, and rAauirsS
Madame Poet to give ball In s3ao for brr A.
p-srsnce ~ thu Crifninsi Court The preuus,s,
are suu In pessssston 10 tbs police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
WASHINGTON MONEY MA uossucRs
TOT stocxs, coin and uncurrent money. furnicned
IaAAsnn A y.

SALE % REAL EsrAra AND Srocxs.-Ja
Z. Mcclure Il Co. auctioneers. cold y-stse.
4.sos quarterly corporation or washius.oa
stock at iooa; SO semi-aannual corporat,on OF
Ws.hinston stoch at ioiA. Lot No. A. square
same. at iexe.; lot S, DO. to Major Richsrdson,
at hhcs lot :, do, 10 same. at lac; square Ne.
US, - W. p. Particle, ~ a.; lot No. ia square
s"hds,,i.nn p =, a, Tic; lot 81. Hsws
DO, 10 b. +. Guy, al &C.; les g., do TO Ohris-
aaa #idnaysr, st Sc.
CoRRrcrIos.-Sdiisr Star In your issue Of
yesterday, In publishing the report Of Captain
bfskr, OF the Hatterss, n serious typorrspA.
zeal error cr-pt in. ! know that your desire b
90 justice Will prompt you 10 correct it. Itr-
iers 70 Surseon T. :, Matthews. In the paper
The report Rad ..neris my naqualiHed cos.
c-mraicn.' while in the report proper II res1s
recommendation" Suryeos Mat:hsv. "a ~
some time previous and at tina dine OF his sp-
potntnest eisisrn Of washinEton and eraSs.
Ia;eo ~ tie Washington Medical Collage b
Judiciary Square, and was previous 70 thss
the proprietor VI large drug stors on Peas
syf'ania avenue near Third street
IT
PosTrossp AoAIs.-The case OF ths Untst
stats asainst Rossr bush, eharrrd by VT
Smithson with passing and circulating coss-
erieit money, which WA ruled for heayiag ~
tofs Jusuee Rowland 81 O'Clock D. "a, yessa.
absence Of an mportant witness for Mr. Smith
seh In New York, who he will endeavor
bring TO The examinatien. Justics RowlaDe'
pos.ponee The csss until In arsday next 81 ball
mn MAsoH JoHBs-ws are Informed thss
tn's cnungrshed orator, who has been ~.
ushtnG hege Audiences In Boston snd otn@
eastern cfties, will APPEAR IN thls city Ia ~
cayS under The patronage OF many Senssoess
Representatives, And the general public.
oRrBAue' CcuRr -JsdSs Ps~c~l III
morning letters 81 administrator were gTansJS
. honora BALDWIN, oa the sstats Of AieeEI
baicwiA A amber Of accounts wsrs -
and proved.
PpssoNAt.-Judes Stewart OhiH A.
~ VI pikxSs'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

~sAIfHs0NIAN LloTURIs.-Dr. JON
DAY and W1pNEsDAY HFEEING5, YsbrusTv
iesh and 18th, on !" Artificial Light" Lectures
com =. enoe 1t 8 clock p. M. Admittsnee free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

~drsat excitAment wss ed. this After
.oob' oy special Telegram TO tho Evening
fosh Hoh "ashinston. announcing tina, tina
judiciary Committee had determined 20 rsnort
n Dali for 'he punishment Of .Northern
canardi but, wse;hsr or no, II has made a rood
niany felix, here il Gotham (who shall h.
Irm' iFss) look kIBd OF queer The he,Ith ~
fr=nanG' ano Ben Wood IL also the subject of
rcrne soiisitrde--N. Y. Cor. Ph,go fnov.r,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
PERSONAL.

PERS{lN AL.
A STROLOGY. -IIAe arrived in Washington, the
"A celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
EoCTkESS AID tSrRuLGGI5r.
She is seventh daughter, was born with . natu
trologer, Sigror Moretta, of Venics shs tells
your past life and future destiny. brings together
these long Sc ated, Causes speedy marriages,
can sho. Nkenesses OF your absent children or
friends. or future husband cpres all disease.
Business strictly confidential. Always at home. in
street, between 9TH AMI Sth ats the only tn rec
story brick houseYn the square. Name q tne door.
Ladies city cents, gentlemen not admitted The
only in America who possesses the science
OF AstrOogy. fe1 Inn
MRS. L. SMITH, Clairvcyast, Test Medium, 90
lyl south A street, Capitol Hill, between ist and
ID SITS heals disease by snstsm with but little
medicine; sees and describes your deceased friends,
gets naines ALEC sees yerr living hus bands. wives,
and for the unmarried descr bss exactly the lovers
- sccnratsly that parsons marvel with surprise
Mrs. b. fOIteils future events in business, mar
riaees. resds ct arscter Hours from q. m. till 8
p N. sitting 81. fs s 2vf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

Two MARRIED LADIES ONLY.-IxPoRrAsr D.
isy nd health
La will be sent TO any address, b. mail other
fhs result o.
hc research and eI pertinent this IsyoKA. rIos may
tinEeheies natural dsrsD sements, &c. twin add
much to health and happiness OF every xAsRIs D
m: ana coed are reIeo@. snss.. and sa' ss
Priaea BY all Thee IysTRuorIoSs will impars
desiring An interview or treatment will also sd
49,, HENRY A. TAYLOR, ND,
re l4-lm Washington. b. 9.
A GOOD FARM FOR SAILED acres in cult
"A walton, 841 acres ia tim Der; with new Frame
Apple orchard on M ana
pike. about miles from Warrington, D c. 70
county roads. Terms easy Sale viii be closer at
5Jhs ss g =
DissoLUT1oN or con..,v...
The copartnarship here tofors s1i.tinr under III.
name and PIE Of JOHNSON & NAGLI vas dissolved
70 use t sss ~
tho late krm in LIQUIDATION
ssaasSssgs s i1sHnss0''
Washing ton, Feb. 3. 1858.
CARD.
,, hSsfEins 70 she ahove, " beg lsayeto announce
name and style Of -.
for the Transactions Of the = ~ :,
wHOLBsALB AND GROCERY BUSINESS
1t as9 Pc: avsnus, Combs Buiidins, lower store
Being resented ia the New Yo:k market, We
are enabled to furnish our patrons with ell the
sn ; Vines ana arSessiss sttAs lowest New York
We also retain the exclusive agency for the pis-
trst Of Colum bic, for the sale Of tho eslebrstsd
ipssE 4 CO., No; Is Beaver street, New York, ana
tho Chsmpagns Wines Of Msssrs. Charles Riysrt 8
Co., Rheims, France.
Mr.. johnson takes this occasion 30 thank his
friends AID customers for the liberal patYouage
bestowed him personally while msmhsr Of tie
frm OF Johnson Magic, and respectfully asks a
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

a HARD PARTY. Yesterday morning
hounosman Greer ana Offieer O'Con cell tool
before Justice Gibersoa two soldiers, namad
Afxan6er Steele And Evan Gordon, OF tn "A
khcce Island Regiment, and one OF the hardest,
liking colored women evfr seen ia tsis c,ty
named Julia Ann Easton. who they had arr,,tss
In n house on s.Nicger Hill" in the upper a,rt
"f the Third Ward. The woman was much
beatn about thn breast and head, and had her
nose marty bitten OF, with scarcely a half Ear
ment Upon her, and withai full of blood, ana
very drunk. Steele was found TO have pee.
bitten severely on the arm, and iittle scratched
on his facfi ano on inquiry ~ was found that be
had CO. into difficulty In the woman's houss,
ard had had roG encounter IN
which he had nearly oittPu her nose OF, and
she had hitten bis arm. Steele was sent 10 tn
oenusl Guard-house, and Gordon was die
miesed.