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proposition to add six hundred millions to that

proposition to add six hundred millions to that
exempted Glass OF securities. There was a
and there was nothing so calculated to get a
spirit OF reputation. The most of these bonds
are held by large capitalists, and though 1t is
represented that all classes are investing in
these bonds, the amount is a mere basateIIs in
comparison to that taken otherwise He
thought we ought not to go further ia this di-
rection.
MIR. Sherman said this exemption from State
and municipal taxation Of United States Sc
curities had always been the policy of the
Government, and il 1t was now departed
from we would find no sale for the bonds.
Mr.. Hendricks amendment was rejected, and
the bill then passed.
Mr.. CLARK, from the committee of conference
On the Oh ns
that they had been unable to agree-the diffl-
Guilty being the House appropriation for extra
compensation to its employees.
HoUSR-The House went into Committee on
the bill amendatory Of the laws imposing duties
on foreign importations.
Mr.. Brooks opposed the additional duties
proposed on railroad iron.
Messrs. Griswold and Stevens advocated the
rates in the bill.
The House refused to strike out the clause
imposing an additional duty of fifteen cents a
hundred pounds on railroad iron.
Mr. Cox offered an amendment-that the
specific duty on tea and coffee be repealed. and
in lieu thereof there shall be levied and col
lected an ad valoren duty on tea of fifty per
centum, and on coffee twenty per centum.
The committee rose and reported the bill, as
amended, to the House, when Mr Morrill,
demanded the previous question, which was
seconded.
Mr. Cox moved to lay the bIll as amended,
on the table, but this was disagreed to-yeas
43, nays SO.
The bill was then passed.
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
nication from the Secretary OF War, enclosing
one from Provost Marshal General Fry, in re-
ply to a resolution Of the House, giving some
particulars as to the enlistment of rebel pris-
oners into our armies, which was made under
direction of the Persistent.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, made a report in
relation to trade with insurrectonary States,
saying the effect is to prolong the war by en-
abling spectators to furnish the rebels with
supplies He reported bill repeating so
much of the present law as authorizes the ap
pointment Of agent to purchase products OF in
surrectionary States. The bill was passed.
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PKRsoNAL.-Colonel John A. Foster, the ac-
complished judge advocate of the military
commission presided over by General Double
day, was married yesterday at Calvary Church.
New York, by Rev. DR.. Tying. to Miss Ionic
Elliott, of New York city. Colonel Foster snd
his bride are expected to visit Washington on
their bridal trip.
Major General Doyle, commanding the Bri-
tish forces in Halifax, N. S., came here
intending friendly visit to Gen. Grant, but
on alighting from his carriage his ancle was
turned and badly sprained. DR.. Verdi is in
attendance, and it Is hoped that in a few days
he will be able to resume his journey.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, February 26.-The ships
Edith and American Congress, from New
day.
The schooner Birehard and Tarry arrived
here also to-day ia badly damaged condition
tered very severe gales, losing most OF her sails
and spars.
Owing to the thick fog with rainI which pre-.
vailed here yesterday and to- day on the Bay,
the mail boat Webster, from Washington, was
obliged to anchor, and did not reach here until
4 80 O'Clock this afternoon.
The steamer My bosset, Captain Parrish,
sailed hence this morning for Wilmington, with
mails for General Terry.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ENLISTMENT OF JAIL PRISONERS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-The House Commit
tee for the District of Columbia, a short time
ago, Were instructed to inquire as to the truth
OF the allegations that negroes and others have
been sold out of the Jail of this county and
placed in the army, &c: They, in their report,
are happy to say that the number engaged IN
the corrupt practice is not so great as may have
been supposed, and that but few instances
have been found In which criminals charged
with heinous offences have been admitted to
bail for the purpose OF being used as substi-
tutes. II is unquestionably true that wrongs
have been committed, and outrages on public
morality and public justice perpetrated, which
call for the interference of Congress, and so far
as may be. for the punishment of the guilty by
existing law. The whole number admitted to
bail, to be used as substitutes, is not far from
seventy. The larger part we've committed to
Jail for trivial offences, ano .he committee
have found no proof of the letting to bail Of
more than five or six persons charged with
crimes as high as grand la1 ceny. The com
mittee, in order to prevent the repetition of
such practices by officers of the Jail or others,
have reported bill making it misdemeanor
to offer or enlist persons confined IN jail. On
conviction. the offenders are to be fined from
$3.50 to 81 GOO, and imprisoned from six moaths
to one year.
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HoP AT TIE SEAToN HoUsB-The Ssaton
Hotel was enlivened last evening by one Of the
most elegant hops Of the season. The guests
included the elite of Washington, the music was
excellent, supper superb, and the dancing,
which lasted into the .'wee sma' hours too ir-
resistibly tempting to be declined. None can
be more worthy OF this success than the popu-
lar proprietor, W. r. Siuyter, Esq f, and no more
pleasant seasons can be wished than that en-.
night
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE FROM WILMINGTON.
Steamboat Collision.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 27.-The steamer
Prometheus, en- route to Wilmington, N. o.
arrived here this morning, and reported hav-
ing collided with the brig II. Means, in the vi
cinity Of Cape Henry, and carried away the
briggs foremast and bowsprit, and otherwise
considerably damaged her.
The H. Means W as from the West Indies with
a cargo OF sugar and molasses, and was bound
to this port for harbor.
The steamers Thomas A. Scott and Tona-
wanda arrived here to-day from Fort Fisher,
and reported having encountered very thick
and bad weather during the trip TO this place.
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ARRIVAL PsICK AND WOUNDED

The hospital steamer State of Maine arrived
here yesterday from City Point with two hun
dred and thirty y-three sick and wounded men
and one offcer-Lieut. Col. Beaumont, of the
lst New Jersey cavalry. There were thirty
four very serious cases among the number
brought up on the State of Maine, and private
Henry Bogsrt, of the 21Oth Pennsylvania VOL
unteers died on board of the boat when be-
ween this city and Alexandria,
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~ RlApINe MATTER ON KvERY PAGE
BEE OUTSIDE FOB INTBREsTINa TILl.
GRAPHIC AND oTHER MATTIR,
CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER sYREN.

In1Crmduon mas reached the Navy Depart
ment of the capture of the blockade running
steamer "Syren," on the night Of the 18TH ult-
mo, by the crews of the U s. steamers Phila-
delphia and Gladiolus, while attempting to
make her way up to Charleston. The Syrsn,
when captured, was at anchor near the bridge
on Ashley river, having been set on fire by her
crew. Contra rabands were actively engaged in
removing her cargo, which was an assorted
one, but our men took possession of the vessel
and extinguished the flames, and saved the
vessel and her cargo.
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FOR WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON

FOR WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON.
On Sunday the steamships California and
Victor were dispatched from the 9th wharf to
Wilmington, with Government mules and
wagons. These are the first vessels that have
sailed for Wilmington since the capture Of that
place. A number of vessels have also sailed
from Alexandria for Charleston, with Quar-.
termasters' stores
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THE COTTON AGENCIEs.-Mr. Washburne
to-day, from the Commerce Committee, made
report to the House exposing enormous
frauds in the cotton agencies established by the
Treasury Department., and recommending Il
repeal of the law authorizing the appointment
of cotton agents.
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INCREASED CoMPRNsATIoN.-TheC Committee
OF Conference on the disagreeing votes of the
two Houses of Congress relative to an increase
Of pay OF the employees of the House, day
reported again that it had failed to agree,
on the part Of the Senate with instructions to
add to the contingent fund of the House si3, 900
to be disposed of by resolution Of the House
This is virtually agreeing to the increased
compensation, and will probably lead to sat-
tsfactory settlement of the matter at once.
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AGROUND.

All the tugs in port this morning were dis
patched down the river for the purpose of
pulling off the transport Suwanee, which ran
aground off the light-ho below Alexandria
during the Ice blockade. Several attempts
have been made before to pull her off, all Of
which have proved unsuccessful. 1t is feared
that she has been somewhat damaged by the
floating ice.
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FROM THE LOWRR RIVER,

FROM THE LOWER RIVER
The ordnance steamer Baltimore, which ar
rived from Norfolk yesterday morning, re-
ports that night before last there was heavy
firing heard from up the Rappahannock, and
it is supposed that our gunboats were at some.
thing in that quarter.
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pAROLED

Capt. Bradford, Of the rebel army, (son Of
Gov. Bradford, OF Md was released from the
Old Capitol to-day on parole, and ordered to
report to his father.
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REBEL ENLISrMENTs

The Secretary OF War to-day communicated
to CONGRESS statistics concerning the enlist
ments of rebel deserters and prisoners OF war,
from which 1t appears that Of late several
thousand rebels have taken the oath and en-
tered the Union armies. Recr uiting is now
progressing rapidly from among this class,
particularly in the western military prisons.
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GERMAN OPRRA-The seats for the German
opera season are selling at rate that promises
wonderfully brilliant season. Those who
wish good seats must look out for them at
once.
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REBEL DRSERTERs

The mail boat from City Point to-day
brought up one hundred and forty Eight rebel
deserters, principally from Virginia and
South Carolina regiments.
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N o W o P 4 N

NOW OPEN.
Hopes Grest Painting the Army Of the Potomac
ct Cumberland Landing. en- the PamunkY. at 462
Pa. aV., Congressional Globe Building. fe13 Iw~
I O0KOUT FOR THE DRAFT.-substitutes fur
- nished on reasonable terms for or years. at
gas Pa. av., south side bet 18th and 18th sts. by
feb zS6t' J.H. POSEY
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THE OLD CApITOI. PRISON

The first OF the month having arrived, the
Old Capitol prison is again being cleared Of
all the rebel officers, enlisted men and guerriI-
las, who are being sent to prisons in the
North
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEOTGETOwN
COLLEGE The fifteenth annual mmencement
of this institution will take place at Ford's
Theatre to morrow, at III q. m. We annex q
list of the graduates r.. A. Adams, ID. O; Louis
G. Biting, Pa; Edwin V. B. Bos we'll, ID. O.;
]. Henry Brooks. ID. c.; J. H. Brownlow, d. C.;
VIM. 7. Collins, ID. G.; George w. Cummings,
Mimi; Edgar A. Dulin, d: @; VIM. T. S. Du-
vail, ID. c.; J. NJ. Duncan France, D. G.; Chas.
L. Havan, Me. W. S. Harroun, Mich; VIM. S.
Husselton, Va; P. F. Hyatt, Pa; M. J. Mum
ger, ID. c.; Thomas A. Rex, ID. c.; W m. r. Stein
w. Wiggln, N. H.; Geo. F. Wood. Mass.
Messrs. Frank Walsh, Robert Howard, ].
Frazier Boughter, Samuel Amery, Joseph H.
Horner, and John q. Watkins, have been ap-
po inted a committee of reception, and will use
every endeavor to meet the expectations of the
guests. The music will be furnished by Pro-
fessor Withers band.
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SALES OF 7.3O's.-Yesterday, the sales OF
seven -thirties by Jay Cooke & Go. amounted
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LOST AND FOUND.

small DARK leather tn PURSE. eontainins So. Tor
Shh Liberal y. sxass Hssasan vii be by
CAME TO MY STABLE. white STEER, With
- rope round his neck, on Saturday last. The
owner will como forward R6REkS snd tsks hm HNs3N
m l-3t' 2th street, between and r.
I OsfzOn February the 18th either on one of the
oB ss
stp.sts Ne asS street west between 18th and 18th
Cox RBWARD.-TO JEWELERS.-About the
yHJ lsst gN xeek M in December or first Of January
ing either Preston or Porter. II this shoa mest
Star ofice. in charge Of Mr. Baker. m l:st.
&1O REWARD--Lost, on Mopday, Feb: 9Th.
sraders, q TSird s.Sest. Georxstoxn. IT q isas 4.
osT,on supS.y i, The 2sth instant, black .nd
her neck, With sol George Amsaty. ss.h \: 7.
s 4 o I'D 81 oo " T Be
street west. feb 27'3t"
osT.on Mond,y FssrusFYy 18th, on Psnnsyl:
il an
Ta &. Al IN + ss.s
&100 REWARD-stoen from the Stable Of
w " " tne SuDScrlOor, ON SUNDAY night Lno
2Sth inst two HORSES. one Black Horse, IA hands
high trots and capters WELL years old the other
a Bay Mare. Is hasds high; years old. 500 will
be paid for the recovery of each Horse aAd $5 for
the conviction of the thief.
ZADDOCK sASSER near Upper Marlboro,
feb n St" Prince Georg ge's Co., Md.
STOLEN-A MAHOGANY BOX. inlaid with .
> variety of other woods, containing a large
Cameo Broach representing an Arabian horse and
lancer several Gold Studs, small Breastpin soms
Silver Coins Deed 20 Property on 10Th st Lot So,
information regard ng all or part Of the above will
be literally rev arded by calling at No: BAL 10th
street. feb Y St.
COO STRAYRD OR sTOLEN-On Wednss.
sDZU. day night. 22d of February, in Bladens-
densburg District, Prince Geor ses' county Md q
BLOOD BAY HORSE, with a heavy head. Can
canter, pace and gaop, and is rubbed on the
rump. and little caulked on the right fore foot.
The ST owe reward will be given if returned to
JOHN d. HARVEY.
feH-3t Bladensburg.
EOUND-On the grounds of the Government
Il Hospital for the Insane. Feb. 22d, 1865.
COWS one white faced. with horns, and three
| specified buffalo The owner is requested to call
| for. pay charges and take them away. fe26-lw
| &OS REWARD-Lost. yellow NEWF0UND
| % ED LAND DOG, abeut months Old, with
white front legs and white spot on his hest. The
| hnder will receive the sb We reward by leaving
h,m At No. 479 18th street, near Penn. avenue.
fe 25- lw-
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RY K.F. PAGE. Arstioneer.

On THURsDAY MORNING.. March 2. at 10
street west, between and N streets north. the
eFscts of gentleman declining honseke esping,
consisting In part Of
Ore set Hair cloth Parlor Furnibure
Tables, Parlor Stove, Chairs
Two sets Marble top Chamber Rupnirure
Set Chamber Furn iture, Bedsoeads
Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolstsss
Gilt frame Mirrors. Pictures, Chairs, Oilcleths
Floor and stain Carpets
Ivory handle Knives and Forks. silver-piated
Plated Tea Bet, Cake Basket. Ice Pitcher, Tea
kitchen stove, Cooking Utensils, Tubs, &c, &C..
&c, Terms cash. vpD.oz
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
RRBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED BY GENERAL
SQHOfIELD'S CORPS.

Thirty one rebel officers, captured by Gen.
Schsfield's forces on the goth ultimo, while ad-
vancing against Wilmington, arrived here to-
day. Among the number are Col 9. H. Simon
ton, 2sth South Carolina; Major S. H. Wilds,
21st do; Capt. Westcott, 11th do; Capt Mazyck,
25th do; Capt. Allston and Oapt Huffman, 27th
do, and three surgeons of South Carolina reg
iments,
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CInNAI amAmrn

SIGNAL STATION
The top of Wincers Building has been Sc
ected for signal station for the signal officers
OF this department.
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The NEW LOAN BILL.-The original bill, q 5
reported to the House, was amended Yesterday
afternoon, and tnen passed
The most important amendments are as fol-
lows:
Afurther proviso to the first section construes
the act OF Both June, 1864, so as to authorize
under it any of the bends or notes authorized
by this act, and to authorize the conversion OF
any interest bearing obligations or notes, with
the holders consent, In the discretion of the
Secretary of the Treasury, into bonds or notes
of the kind authorized by this act, and none
such as are covered by this proviso shall be
deemed part Of the S600, 100000.
The second section is so amended as to pro-
vide for the delivery to public creditors for
material or supplies in lieu Of money, bonds or
notes issued under this act, upon notice that
the owner Of the claim SO desires.
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N~NOTICE.-No more additional tickets for
uS ladies will be sold. The tickets of admis-
zion for gentlemen will include any number of Ia
dies.
Parties having purchased ladies' tickets will
have the money refunded.
By order of the Supervisory Committee
m I'd b. 3, FRENCH, Chairman.
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APPoINTED.-Mr. Beale, Warden OF the Jail
has appointed MIR. James g. Forbes his deputy
In place of Mr.. Benedict pIilburn, removed.
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GOLD PLATED GRAINS only one dollar, a.
the Dollar JeWelry Store, No. 43s Pa. av., near
~ street. m l-2t*
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MARRIAGE IsICENsEs.-During the past
,annih tbe Clerk of tho Court issued Isl mar.
rage license, of which 2i were to coiored
couples. The number in February OF last
wear was 147.
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~ Twothousand men are passing through
New York city daily to the front.
II 1t is understood that Charleston will be
mainly held by the fleet, and q small but suf-
ficient garrison.
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pY wv. B. LEWIS d. CO., Auotioneers,
- No. 3O7 Penn. avenue
AUCTION SALE.
FRIDAY next; at 10 O'Clock. at our rooma. We
shall sell good lot of
Furniture. Bedsteads, Mattresses
Beds and Bedding, Looking Glasse-s
Carpets, Stoves, Cutlery
Plated Castors, Forks, 6poons, &c
also lot Of Dry Goods Ladies DreEs Goods He.
mI"T VI. B. LEWIS & CO.. Aacts.
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NAN
To be designate, d

Hon Hanctbal Hamlin,
Hon Schuyler Colfax,
Hon John w FOrney,
Hon Edw Mcpherson,
Hon John Sherman,
Hon James Dixon,
Hon John Conness,
Hon Henry Wilson,
Hon z Chandler,
Hon NJ 8 Wilkinson,
Hon B Gratz Brown,
Hon Edwin D Morgan.
Hon VIM Sprague,
Hon Solomon Foot,
Hon K Fl Rollins,
Hon John F Starr
Hon VIM D Kelley,
Hon Nath B Smithers,
Hon John A J OresW ell, ,
Hos Green Clay Smith,
Hon Z B Washburne,
Hon John A Kasson,
Hon Amasa Cobb,
Hon John Z Mcbride,
Hon A Carter Wilder,
Hon Kellian Y Wbaley,
Hon FL G. Worthington,
Hon Francisco Perea,
Ii on John F Kinney,
Hon George K Cole,
Hon Samuel G. Daily,
Hon III p Bennett,
Hon J B s Todd,
Hon Chss d Poston.
Hon w II Wallace,
Hon G e Epson,
Lieut. Gen U s Grant,
Maj Gen w L Sherman,
Maj Gen p III Sheridan,
Mai Gen W 8 Hancock,
Maj Gen G G Augur,
Maj G ZEN A Doubleday,
Brig Gen j b Fry.
Brig Gen Joseph Holt,
Brig q en- B W Brice.
Brig Gen Z ID Townsend
Col j A Ekins,
Col J A Hardee.
MaiorJ 6 Benton,
Msiccr Samuel Breck,
Major e k Paulding,
Major John Hay,
Vice Ad D G. Farrag gut,
Rear Ad D d Porter.
Rear Ad Joseph Smith,
Com Il enry A Wise
Com ] r Montgomery,
Com B + 1sherwood,
Captain q v Fox.
Captain OvertOn Carr,
Paymaster ] Scott Cum
ningham.
1t Com W N Jeffers,
1t Com r P Ives.
COlCneI y aeon Zellln,
Major W b Slack,
hon J M Edmunds,
Hon J Fl Barrett,
Hon w p Dole.
Hon Joseph ] Lewis,
Hon r " Taylor,
Hon J III Brodhead,
Hon ThoInas L Smith,
Hon 4 B French,
Hon John Wilson,
Hen 8 ] w Tabor,
Hon @ NJ Walker,
Hon 4 Sells.
Hon + K Spinner,
hon Nathan Sargent,
Tick efs. admitting a
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nS THE UNION CAR.-The Committee OF
N Arrangement for the IHaugurauoR Pro
cesson have prt pared safe and CON nc dious car.
IN which are to be seated young Misses dresssa In
white, representing the different States:
Parents having daughters between the ages OF
twelve and fourteen, who are willing to have them
GEO. H. PLANT. No AIS 18th street, bsiwesn
and II streets. before the I'd of March. fe 70 zt
EeR TWO CENTS DAYYOU CAN RHAD ANY
L rev book. if You take Double Monthly sab,
Penpsylyanis avenue, No $50, between 1lth and
l2th streets, near Kirkwood House. ma Lists
nIUsIC-A couple three pupils would be in
WI structed at their residences. the Piano, by
Lady who, from experience and Qualifications,
guarantees satisfaction. Terms S5 per quarter,
Address "MUsIO." City Post Office. ANA Iwt
SUGAR AR.CURED HAMS
We have received anothe er supply of those choice
SUGAR CURED HAMS. Those that have been
waiting can now get supplies, at
m 1-6t Corner and 9th streets.
aMask< CARRIAGES, CARRIAG Es, .HNR.
& CARRIAGES. GE
On hand the finest lot of Ii ght Carriages ever of
fered in this city. consisting in part of Rsckaways,
top and no top Blu uggies, Pheatons, Extension Tops,
Boat Wagons Germantowns, &c. &c.
Old Carriages taken in exchange
~ Repairing promptly attended to,
m 1-3t$ 400 Pa. av., near AZ ST.. and 374 d st.
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Newbnreer' dismissed. w. G. HempaiH fight
ing: dismissed George r Edgar. disorderly;
DISMISSED. George Williams ; sWIadling; jail
MT masaie sJa1 White. djsorderiy, dismissed.
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" EI
NEW STORE,
RHADY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
MR.. JOSEPH REPETTI
Wishes to inform his old customers friends and
the public in general that he is now resdy to sup
ply them with very fine and well assorted stock of
Ladies, Gentlemen's g and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
at the lowest New York prices.
Also, splendid assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
DRESS SILKS.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
at JOSEPH REPETTI'S,
m1-6t* No 612 7th st., near I, Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1865-03-01

THE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The fourth OF the series of social entertainments
given by this association came off last evening
at the City Council Chamber, and was largely
attended by an appreciative audience.
Their programme contained some excellent
selections. The music, both vocal and instru.
solos. sThou art so near, and yet so far"
"Eve's Lamentations" sung BY Mrs. H. c.
Butts in most exquisite style; also. piano
solos, "Potpourrl" and "Home, sweet home,"
arranged apd executed by Prof. @. w. NEEDING
Mr.. Ever, who is one OF the finest tenors in
Washington, sang several pieces with great
skill and brilliant execution.
THE VRRDICT.-Yesterday, Justice Drury
held an inquest, at the Government mess
house on G street, between 21st and 22d west,
years of age, whose unfortunate death was de-
scribed In the Star yesterday evening. The
jury decided that the deceased came to his
death by a gun.shot wound, the ball entering
the body under the right arm and passing out
near the center of the back, and that the gun
was fired in the hands OF one Samuel r. Holtz-
believe it was purely accidental Mr.. Holtz.
man was admitted to bail for court by Justice
Drury.
BALTIMORE VISITING DKLEaATIoN.-Tho
city councils OF Baltimore have voted to At
tend the Inauguration OF President Lincoln,
in a special car. They will be accompanied
by the Mayor of Baltimore and some of the
heads of departments of the municipal gov
The committees on the part Of the city eoun.
ellis of Washington are making due prspara-
rations to receive their Baltimore visitors.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-J, T.. PAM
pell, drunk and disorderly; SIS. Ellen Darling,
larceny; jaA for court. Michael McCuen, HeT-
man Gilner, drunk and disorderly; dismissed
John Robertson, do; m.iitayy. Netty 6ros-
burn, Catherine Shields, Margaret Healy, Ann
Wright, disorderly; So aach- H. Gilhaur, car
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THE CELEBRATED POPPED CORN. The
and those pure Bran Dyspepsia Biscuit can be
found at the Produce and Commission House of
HYDE CO., 4s2 9Th street. near D st. fe % St.
EfOR SALE-One very fine CANADIAN HORSE
Il IA hands high, sound, and very kind;
suitable for any business; not afraid of To- IlA
comotives, and stands without hitching. GA
Or would Exchange him for a larger horse. In
quire at Office Of Government Repair Shops, 2Ist
street between and z, fe 23-3t*
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RRAD Y'S GYmNA SIUM,
~ -. 81 and S6 Louisiana Avenue,
Fer Physical Exercises and Amusement. The
most complete in the country. Open from a. m
till l0p. m. The public are invited to visit the
Gymnasium. where circulars and further in.orraa.
ton may be had. ABNER 8. BRADY,
Late of Brady g 7th Regiment Gymnasium,
fc -Jyx% of