Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1863, Page 2

AR. |THE LATEST ad THE EVENING .. FEBRUARY 37, 1563, | wo ihidive Matto On AVERY PacE. | SBu OUTSIDE TOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. ‘The Inteltigencer ia without editorial to-day. ‘The Chromicle holds that the recent legisiation ta Congress will increase and invigorate the Army aad -Nary, fill the public heart with re- newéd confidence, and show our enemies and the nations of Europe that the United Statas is powerful enough to conduct this-war toa sac- etesfal conclusion. New Publication Trulnon FurRwac; Or, Si RY AND Sz. oxrssiom. By Rev. Join H: Anghey a refug-e from Mississippi. Philadelphia; W. S. & A. Martien. For saie in this city by Wm. Ballau- tyne, Seventh street. A singularly intorastiug verrative of the adventures of the writer (3 Union Presbyterian clergyman) in Secessia after the outbreak of the rebellion; detailing his pereecutions, his imprisonment and escape from prison four days before the day set for his execution, bis travels on the underground rail Toad, and pursuit by the Rebel cavalry and bloodbonnds, till he reached the Union lines at Bieasi, Mississippi. Tue Rapervion Rwcogv. Edited by Frank Moore, Parte XXV and XXV1, with portraits of Gen. Hooker, Gen! Watisworth, Gen. Bragz, ©. A., and Commodore Batley, U.S. N. For sale in this city by Franck Taylor. From Philp & Solomons we havea copy of the porm, « The Sleeping Sentinel,” written by Francis De Haes Janvier, and recited with such effect in this city by Murdoch. We would suz- gest to the author that his really fine effusion may be improved in a second edition by the substitution of less hackneyed phrases for the of-reeurring “Twas night,” «'Twas morn- ing,” “T'was in the sultry sammer,” “’T was ring,” &C. &c.; and while his hand is in let him remodel such awkward couplets as this : ‘Oppressed, he pondered on a land by civil discord rent, On brothers armed in deadfy strife:—it was the President!” &7 The Committee of Conference have com- promised all the disagreeing amendments to the Finance bill with the exception of that re- lating to the bank duty, which is still pending betwewm the two Houses. By the arrangement agreed toby the committee the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to issue coupern or registered bonds to the amount of $300,000,000 for the current year, and of 100,000,000 for the ensuing fiscal year, payable at the pleasure of the Government after such period as shall be fixed by the Secretary, net less than ten nor more than forty years from date, dearing six per cent, interest, payable in coin. He is also authorized to issue $40,000,000 of treasury notié, redecmable within three years, and besring six per cent. interest, to be disposed of om the best terms, or paid to creditors of the Government. The notes may also be made a legal tender, or made exchangeable for legal tender notes at the discretion of ‘the Secretary of the Treasury. If the exigencies of the public service require it, the Secretary is also author- ized to issue $150,000,000 of United States notes, including the amount, $100,000,000, authorized by the joint resolution of January. Brserit oy Mz. ayy Mrs. Bayer WIL- LIAM8.—The complimentary benefit tendered to those admirable performers, Mr. and Mrs. Bar- ney Williams, comes off at Grover’s to-night, be it remembered. The engagement they have just filled at this theater has been one of re- markable and continually-increasing success; and seats have been going up in value almost faster than gold in the money market. The bill of to-night is one welt calculated to develop the diversified eapabilities of this talented couple, and will be made much of by their hosts of admirers. The list of names signed to the complimentary invitation embraces a very | farge number of the most prominent person- | ages in the country, it will be seen. Tus Coxcert, TO-MORROW.—Very general interest is felt in the concert ot Madame Ernes- tune de Villiers to-morrow night, at Willard’s Hall. Madame de Villiers, who comes here with a high musical reputation, will have first- <class support in the celebrated soprano Miss Juliana May, and in such instrumental per- formers as the violoncellist Mr. Jungnickel and Mr. Goodall, the violinist. Other musical talent of a high order has also been secured for the occasion. &7 «On dit that Mile. Adelina Patti is to be married to one of the Augados, the wealthy Spanish banker and marquis.”—zchange. Guess not. The understanding is, that Ade- lina’s beart and band are mortgaged to a full- blooded Yankee. S7 The Rebel force lately in Kentucky are leaving the State closely pursued by our cay- alry. Some of Morgau’s bands have captured and drstroyed a steamer loaded with forage on Barren river. Geax. Hooxse’s Discretiys.—Gen. Hooker Das arrested thirty deserters, had them tried by court martial and sentenced to be shot. It is believed he will inexorably enforce the sen- tence.—JX. F. Times. ST It is reported, says the New York Her- } ald, that Governor Seymour has declared his intention to put 30,000 of the National Guard | Of this State upon a war footing. } 87 The Louisvitle Jonrnai says notes of a | soncern. called the Government Bank at Wash- | imgton are in circulation in that city. There is 230 such institution here, Corvom-PLawtixe a1sta.—Oonsiderable ™ « Wusrenx Vir. BI One day last week & regiment of cay- alry, while through the town of Eliz- beth, WN 3} lost fame men by desertion. ' ' i i ‘The secession sympathizers of the place, it is | aided the deserters i — by farniobing thea | so Jotp eee: the ex-pugilist, recently | setup a bling hell in Cincinnati. His firat achigvement was to deluge $183 out of an Ohio river pilot, who Lge oy suit to recover the , amouat, and John to retuad. S7 In 1514 the Legisiature of New York pasted an actito authorize the raising of two Tegiments of men of color. bill was re- The & couMmitive of the Senate of which S7"'One of Ste pipas for the defense of New Yorl harbor is mating oa shaky old building Casati’ Garden a fort. How it could be used ‘without exposing the city to destruction isa’t expisined. H ®7 A poor carpenter, named Oyrns Holmes, living.at Platteborg, Ohio, bas lately fallen hoirtoa rty in Westchester county, New York, ; Bt §414,000. 97 Itim rumored that Delmonieo’s brandy- 2nd-weter-bas a great deal to do with the spas- modic rise,i@' gold nearly every afternoon in Wau street. S7-Mr. Harney, ot the Louisville Democrat, is DamAd im connection with the “Conservative Union Democratic” nomination for Goyernur of Kentucky, S7- The Louisville Journal declares that the truest peace-mestings now are the musterings of Federal troops. BF The Canadian Legisiature is agitating the ques of evtabiishing s beukruptiaw for the whole province. Sa Professor Agassiz bas deciared his in- tention te become s naturalized citizen of the United States, @7 Pennies command a premiam of 13 per cent.ia New York. 7° There afe pow 1,000 prisoners in For: buaware, — ‘ { s7 Cotton 1 selling in Nashville at 75 cents TT pound. 87° The wheat crop im Alsbama is said to be very promising. S7° Rev. H. H. Milburn, tha blind preacher, has been lecturing in Chicago. S/ There is great activity in realestate iu New York city at the present ume. i &7 Fx-Gov. Rodman M. Price, of New JSer- | sey, teB Candidate for the United States Senate, | ' © thee PAIR AT eas a TRESTRAMER LWRANON MAKES A SUCORS- FUL PASSAU B PHROUG THES OUR i E SIX YBET OY WATEXULBA! (SN THE CA < EES EE The Cineirnat: Gacette of the 95th eays:— Rumors were rife yosterday among river mon, to the effect that the steamer T#banoy No. 2, a Cincinsst sice-wh:el swamboat in command of Captain Frank Da sy cceeded in making a suscesstu! passacze through tho ‘cut- ef” at Vicksburg, Gnding =bour six feet of water clear, and meeting with no opposition. These rumors come by war of ('air., a al. tbongh they are not altogether authenticated, are rery generally accrocited. SIEGE OF VICRSBURG. SS eS THE KERKL GARRISON SUPFBRING FOR SUP- PLIES, > EVACUATION OF THE > H | i \ CITY PROBABLE, THE INDIANOLA AT PORT HUDSON, > SHE SINKS A REBEL STMAMBR, > LOSS OF THE QUEEN OF THR WHST CON- | FIRMED, . ——>._—_. Cao, Feb. 96.—The steamer Wallacebrings ® confirmation of the capture of the ram Queen of the Weet. ‘The passengers report nothing of importance Much enffering exists at Vicksburg in conse- guence ef the interruption of theriyer commu- nication, cutting off the supply of provisions, Deserters seem to think that unless relisf soon arrives the place will be evacuated. lt is reported that the iron-clad Indianola bad destroyed a rebel steamer near Port Hud- ron. THE REBEL KAID INTO KENTUCKY. pine el THR REGRLS OVERTAKKN AND DHPEATED. sa Sass a ANOTHER REBEL FORCE APPROACHING XINGTON, area AN INVASION £XPECTED THROUGH cUM- BERLAND GAP, — LEXINGTON, Feb. 26.—A reliable private dis. patch says that the Rebels, under Ciark, were overtaken at Ticktown, twelve miles east of Mount Sterling, traveling towards Pound Gap, and were badly whipped yesterday. Another Rebel force, under Pegram, left Meunt Vernon yesterday, coming towards lexington. There is greatexcitement here, the usual daily reports prevailing of a projected invasion of Kentucky bya large Rebel forca through Cumberland Gap, whereof the military Authorities are not advised, but are beginning to yield to the popular belief that a formidable invasion from that quarteris not far distant. The military are on the alert; and if the Rebels come they mean to give them a warm Teception, Capture of a Train on the Nashville Road. LovisvILLE, Feb. 26.—At 1 o'clock this after- noon twenty freight cars, mostly laden with in- dividuals going from here to N shviile, were Seized by About sixty mounted Kebels at Wood- burn, twelve miles below Bowling Green, and burned. The Rebels then fired up the loco. Motive and sent it ahead at full speed, suppos- ing that it would come in collision with the paseenger train coming from Nashville. Luckily the late rains had so injured the bridges that the paseenger train had returned to Nash- Ville, and the locomotive having exhausted its | steam, stopped on the track, doing no damage. NEWS FROM MEMPHIS, ——— POINT. eS LAKE PROVIDENCK PRO- | GRBSSING. ae YAZOO PASS CLEARED penis THE WORK ON Carno, Feb. 22.—{Dispatch to the Cincinnati | Gazette.|—By the steamer Planet we have Memphis dates of the afternoon of the 20th, There is another movement going on from Memphis, by which Logan and Quimbry’s divisions change location to one further South. This commenced en Monday iast. The latest Vicksburg dates say the work on Lake Providence was progressing. In Bayoa Macon 8 large amount of trees and rotten logs accumulated. If the water is admitted irto the jake from the river, and allowed to flow into the lake before the bayou is cleared, serious difficulty will ensue before the scheme can be carried out, The steamer Sunshine had been ane cleared & pertion of Yazoo Pass to Moon Lake, and be- ci the pass, where it joins Lake Coldwater, and | had reason to believe that a rebel gunboat was | ia the vicinity and a force on land. When the dispatch boat B. passed Oypress Hend on Wednesday, no rebels were in sight. ‘Un the contrary their battery had again flown. A regiment or more of Union troops in the vi- cinity were anxious to find that battery. The B. experienced no difficulties in making the passage we COURSE OF THRER LECTURES, | Por the Benefit of the { | | GEORGETOWN, will be given in Trinity Church, @eorgetown. The Second Lecture om THURSDAY, March §, 1363, By Rev. Eowarp MeNsawanxr,8.J,, Professor of Rhetoric in Georgetown College. Subject— Charms of Eloquence,” Admittance. ... «+50 Conta, Tickets for aale by the members, beys of Trinity | f School, and at the door on the evening of the Lec- ture. Dcors'epen at 6X o’cloek—Lecture Ti o'oleok, 17 FW WaT,” ODD FBLOWS’ HALL IN AID OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT Ons, New and Original Attractions! Voluable conteibations from Oleveland and Newark have ert received Pa te Th b aw ms e on; sword, rae, uted to tha here of see, ¥. Sigel, will box bited fer es and O wine papeler philanthropist, Dr. Mary 3. Wi ir |, Dr. iF . pe or-her favorite oseia comume tp meat wit iEumination will take ‘place in front of ry . Th ‘tifal Ms oI Avs or saci ayectacular tablean, “Phe Birth of "wil close the porformancés of the eve- alos re very i Meo! 4 ree tobltetan, Martane Male Dar ae in the ceurve of the evening. H Bergman's celebrated band will be in attendause | this evening, together wi! numerous oon tne A. CLUBS, Rec’y, SMI? Wenrs will yive the last Iscture of is course bn i DAY KVENING, Vebruary Wth, e “Phe Ohomistry of Fire Arms and Pro: | Jeetile Numerogs experiments will be shown, Tho public are invited Admittance free. The Lecture wilt com ce at ck. fez. ie hare ¥AIR IN AID OF BIDK rat ith other attractions too OF ARRANGEMEN er WOUNDED SOLDIERS AC ODD PRE HALL.—he FALE will be opaned on THURSD FRIDAY from 2 to6 o'clock in the rocon. Un SAPURDAY it will be open all day from ly o’elock am. COM TER O ADOLF CLUS, Sec'y GRAND PAIK AT ODD PELLOWS’ HALL. ¢ Grand Fair in ald of Sick and Wounded Foldirrs, will be open every evening of THIS WEEK, on ard afteréo'clock p m, An excellent Band, led by Bergman, will be in at- tendance. Numerous displays, Tableaux Vivants, and other entertainments wil) tend to please the visitors, COMTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. A. CLUSS, Sec'y. ¥ ARRANGEMENTS, fo 24-3 fem ate {Chron , RB. & Int. sty sOrrk CENTS A POUND, warranted an exeellent ar ‘Bold oe ADamRON ss Ninth #t one decor from Perry's Dry Good Storo, fe mtr ee paeae nee ae ee £. BALEs uP 500 DAMAGED HAY ¥OR BALB. Apply to fe 27-48" MORGAN & BHINBUART, { ; atid Oath, hence the action of the military Laas Castors, and ‘Bi | adie C ANOTHER MOVEMENT GOING ON FROM THAT } We | theiradvantage ‘D * yond she found a small steamer at tho entrance | | strated not on) | by correspomdence—med YOUNG OATHOLIC’S FRIEND SOCIKTY OF | HSONIAN LECTURES —Professor | | | B stroct. meus Grover’s APPAIRS AT Faepanicn, vrepaoc WD. Reeso of this tity who has bsen drifling th drafted men at Camp. radford, in the City Baltipore, for -6y Mme vast, has bean comnaissioned as Oaptsia by Governor Brad- ford dad bas bed aseigaed | | charge of cont: ne and heid to bail @ the- @ quiring the cause were informed that it wagon { account of the latter named gentleman pr chasing goods for the former in- his-own nam. in the city of Baltimore, and turning them ov. to the firm of Quynn & Riser, an Meir arriva in Fréderick, é rd There isn Government or Custom Hotise reg- niation.in Baltimore, we.believe,. which .pre- vents the shipment of goods ‘o merchants, un- less thoy first take the vat ofalieviance. Tais is intended, It is said, to break-up Ul-gal trafic Letween citizens of Biltimor sid’ distoyal’! parties elsewhere. : Sere Mr. Beckley having teken asfi" oat! timo since, could purchass on big own wha ver goods he mich a that: he Frypans Quyny & Ritter, neither of whom ever took Frederick Union, Feb. 36. SALB O¥ ToBacco!—Edward W. Belt, . administrator of James F. Waters, soid last: week, at the late residence of the deceay tynear ‘Wocdvilie, five barns of tobacco belonging to the estate. It was sold by the barn, as it hung | in the hone’, withonthny guaranty as to'quan- tity—and brought the lowing prices: tst, estimated 6,5°6 Ibs broright S75 3d, 6,000, 8659; 4th, 6, It was purchased by gentlemen living in the neighberhood,— Marlbore Gazette, Feb. 25. Lanox Sare oy Coar,—Uoal is going down | in price, in spite of the gold rise. There was | | An auction sale in New York on Woernesday, of 30,000 tona, $5 70 to $512 foristove siz, and 2510 to 8515 for lump coal. ‘The coal was from the Scranton (Pa.) region, and the prices | obtained were 1752982 per ton loss than tho | e®ame coal sold for in December last Frage! Ke Sit = he by oe pane! the barrel, fresh daily, at . T+ JONES & CO.” fo a7 at ___ Corner Kighth and HERSE! CBPESE! cere! 140 poxes prime NEW than anywhere, fe 71- YORE CHEESE. 1 i lower JONKS & 9. Corner Kighth and D sts. 3 onnt | traqniro, but thecparga | goods for the firm of | 2d, 6,000, 3115; | $715) 5th, 3,090, $315. FICTAL. Fy ™*2auanreng raovosr MARSHALS OP- Wasmszerou, D. 0 Oficial notice is hereby girs: from ies. ; sat It being reported that various parties have obd- tained money from 5 pre- tence of assisting them ery dy spe deh service, notice is hereby given that certiSestes of weléters tu tard instead of béster the AN soldiers are Warmed against. giving money on scch plea to ang, person whatever. of | papers. By order of the @urgean 32 A om JOSEPH -B; EMIPH, Sergeda U.S. Army. | 7 AR ARTMEN'T, . i W48. Lani ‘Waskixgrom, January 25, U3, | In consequence of assure ef business atthe | : War Department, passes for citizens to visit the: Army ef the Potomme will be givenat the office of | LiewS Col. Cowaan, 130. Pennsylvania avenue : above Nineteenth: ac . WANTS, ANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel V tout to take charge of ts inea toon com) . An American woman oreferted. fez-at* ANTED IMMEDIATSLY Tw. BREAD W Alinbsee cas aeiTs Sey eae 18th and Pa. av., Washington city. fe'zr,at* wa TED. —A éctable woman wants a SIT- W ATION as child's nurse, Apply, by, letter to ve 3, Btar Offtes. " ie i WANTED.—« good plain, whito or ¢olored QOOK. A good, amart BOY, as waiter, Ap- | ply No, 603 Unies Rating Houso, Ocntor ef Oen- Ee Market Space, fe -3t" BoOszd WANTED. by two istics, within 15 minuter’ walk-of the Treasury Departmont, in & private family, or where there are few boarders preferred. Terms must be moderate. Address" B. A,” Btar Of fe 27-2" W 4nigy TMMGDIATELY—A MAN, for « jarket Stand. One well acquainted with the | business in this city.and who knows how to cut | t. ete. Good recommendations reqaired. Aiso fore =. paso ats to oe ve gener- useful. Apply corzer 0} ai end Pa. north side. 4 fe 7 3t* 1 TIYIY) ex OBANGRS T.coo BARRELS APPLES, ‘ust arrived at le JONES & UO.'3, Corner Righth and B sts. AND LEMONS, fe 27-2t* (mcwEns! Kos CHICKENS}! Very Low. JONES & 00 ____ Cornet Fighth and fe 27-21" = t A Ww, Peli taped TN oer SEre eon i na! eiv another o' ae beauti'ully Dee srated and Yepannad TIN TOILET 8E78, whith we wil! offer at low prices. 0. W. BOTELER & SON, fo i7-1W 31S Tron Sait }OTICK To © SE8—This stoaner discha: ging cargy at tie foot of Hish street, Georgetown aay om where the, 7 a) are to be de iweret; othetwias they will be stored hei Bee. 3 NSE SXPES” MORGAN & RUINGIART, i Foot of @ street. wanee, from w York, 14 now = : please call for their goods, or noti! 6. _ fers" ob. HOUSE BPRRS as are ieular! inv etamine = T bteek bere pacchatide, as te? g an end- tal Houseko. p- | t of — d fotlet Sets, raved and Pre: Giass Ware, ea Sets, Wattera, Forks, Ladies and sting im pa: ip Seg Ching Dinner, Tea ani ‘ut. Plated Spoons, | Plated Cake Baskets, Ice Pitchers, Oastors and | 1 Plated’ Block Tin Coffee and Tea Urns, Chafing i Iron Stebe China Dinner, Tea and Tollot Sets, rittannia Goods gsuer- ery, Waiters and Water Ooolcrs, Ait of which: will be ofered et unusnally low Pica oem 258 Iron Hall. | “tess FRANCK TAYLOR. NTERNAL REVENUS STAMPS, Can be had at ee VERY DENGMINATION , ai a mae 3 LLECTONS OPFICK, THE COLLECTOR'S No. 476 SaVaNTH STRERT, Opposite Post Uffce Dearie at Collector of Internal Revenus for the District of Columbia. fe 26 tf ‘HEBER HUNDRED LILIES AND ROSES, in 1 bloom, for sale st J. HOWLETT S, No. 176, fo 25-3¢* ERY DRALBRS.— New York avenue, TO SMALL out Lond 8 lot of Teas, Co! Baga, . ol ONL, lacke rel, Raisins. Cur- N OTICE i Rai Ihave Bpices. 0 ranis, Nuts, Breoms, er Buckets, Wash Boards, Tubs, &c., which se of to make room'for other goods. #mail Deglers will Gnd it to to call at ADAM} oh se Ninth oe ope door from gerry’s Dry Good Store. ie RS, HUNTER & WILLIAMS. Pursioiaxs yor Potwoxary Dissas: 0.9 ind street, Baltimore. The yractice of Drs, Hunter & Witxiams is gonfined exciusively to the trestment of Chro:ic Diseases of the Threat and Lungs by Medicated In- halation, and the succras that has atten. ed their rs is sufficiently well known. that Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Granular Sore Throat may be permatentiy cured, but that Consumption in all its sj isa curable disease, and that the direct application of remedies, by meazs .cf inhalation, to the seat of the malady, Instead of giving thems by tho near, ach, ‘always overtaxed and delicate in those dis- eares,) must he r regarded by the profea- sion as the ofily rational and treatment, Parties unable to visit the city may be treated ‘cine, instrument, &c., being sent to them by express. In erder to obtain & proper statement of such cases, a form of ques- sep been prepared, which will be forwarded y letter, Nota.—Drs. Hunter & Williams will visit Wash- ingtor on'the 2d ard 4th Saturday of aach monta, whore they may be conzulted st 260 Pennasyivanis avenua, over Mr. Voss’ Jewelry Store. Their next Visit will be on Saturday, the stb itat. fo 25 3° MAR as SELECT DANCING ACADEMY AT TBMPBRANCR HALL, ihe ir to wm hi former patrons and friends that hig pext and Jast ‘tor of this FeSin tama centre oak i is fa a i classos, A808 I as yfhou Lvea of [: rbunit: join his sand Kcurs of tuition: For 5 Masters, every Tuesday, Thursday and’ Satu: from 3 to § py. m.; for Gentiemen, from 8 to Ww evening. | ft For particulars apply at the Acadeiay from 18 to? ory day. fo 21-1w* NTIL FURTHBR ORDERS ALL DRAB UU 2bks. Mil be, baie neat Mee DRAB river, thé Poor Mourne, ‘The po! or me their res ie £ the di 5 at T bring them fore its te have them punished accord- ing to law for creating a nuisance. This hab reference to Georgetows as well ag (CATAWBA WINKS AND Mea of Amoriesn qrowth and pufactare, al NACLB's - 259 Poondylvapia avenue. OL DIERS’ POCKET FRY PAN. BONG And du: weight nee ceble mele cer belt pound, in ‘the Pook a only at ‘ork Btore, 336 fo 23 } 4 Gs Nigu®? ine Gus. Hvoker uses Hunter's new Pockat Night pass, Can be seen the Markest night. id guly at WP. STOORINGS, Mew Yor trout Store, 336 Bat., near Gtover’s Theatre, | whe aie GEO. L. CANNON. Azpat. POR SAL B—One thor er cecae the pate red aco. : AD eure REL No. 373 Penoerrania 3 Ween 4h_ and National Hotel, *™* OW Streets, opposite the NE OGPARTNERSHIP, es, by matual consent, Robért Seat: \. late mem:bers' thereof, having reiited’ The business will be ccndusted t firm name, and liabilities will ba undersignod, CHARLES OA _ fois PH pe L ADIE 6. sans and Ona 00, ote., | rota ofevery devori * » aad Shoes, it Boots, ig ts, ss preey. fs one of ti therstram. jr the same me eRe 8? BALMOBALS AND CON ya Gkass Tt has demon- | scientific mode of | } Pada required. a | ANTED—A SUBSTITUTX. ‘A liberal pre- W ‘itm will be paid, Apply to L: @, MRT MAN, ia person, No. 447 Pa ave. fo 26.31" he Clarendon’ Hotel, three one FIRBMAN, colored; two BELL BOYS; two WAbHERS, and ono TRON ER, for Laundry, white. Apply at the office. fe 25- se ANTED—A Journeyman BARBER A good, steady man will get wages, at 8 FISHER’S, No. 591 Seventh at .mear free ger Also, two BARBER CHAIRS for 5 od Coach BLACKSMITH, _ ANTED—A WW inith ABLEDR tt WALTER a Rs ry No. 346 BD st., Washing- 1025-3 MANN’S Coach Facto: ton, D.C. V J ANTED—A small FURNISHED HOUSK, at a moderate rent. or Suite of Rooms with pri- bigs itchen. Address“ W. B.,” Star Office, e 26- A WAITER WANTED-~ At the Gosling Rostau- rant, ons who undortsnds his business, con of, on come well recommerded, will get good wages the whole yearround, Inquire atthe ttestaurant.247 Penn. ave., between 12th and 13th, fe 2 2" ANTED—A PARTNER, with $50, in a busi- ners connected with ti rmy— (ne that will Must apply personally to V | PEARKY, at 349 ( Pa. nvenue, between {eb and Tth sta., between the hours of 9 ah! 5, fe 35-10 WwW ANTED—Two good BARBERS, at the Olaren- don Hotel. fe 25-21" | poanp WANTED, by a single man, Tor must be moderate. ae 6 ane Address“ HN...” officeof this paper. e2 ‘RSE WANTED, to go West witha id fam- IN tina pocd chnatoaet eae tunity teeta Wet. Cali at No. 52 Missouri avenue. fo 25-3t" WANTED—A FITUATION as clerk or driver orasutler. Would not be sfraid to tarn his band to any business. Address “QO. B!,” Star Of- fice. fe 24-38" 7 ANTKD—After March 4th, a HOU SS, com- fortably furnished, with not loss than cight , including kitchen, parlor, we, A: -s" office of Obief Quartermaster, Dep't of Washington, corner of 153 street and Pobasrivania ‘oom: ‘Go? J ANTED—A MAN and his Wife to take ebar, land ctu orn aa syere, i aa 5 orthern man pre! i a! Pa. avenue, iediwi HS.8v0D. WwW ANTED—To sell from 2 to 8theusand cords of OAK WOOD, 5 ata =! low price. § miles from Brown's Switch. Enquire of B. D. ; HALL, near Beltsville. fe 23 5t* WwaANrep TO SELL—The Stoce and Fixtures of as firat- Grocery Stand ofthe city, Satisiaetory in the central part reasons given for selling, Address" Morton,” Star Office. = = fox” ANTED TO RENT—By rManent tenant, unfurnished DWELLING HOUSE: location, description, price of rent—Box 846, City Post Office, None but owncra oF parties having leases need aarwer. fe 13-lm* AGB AND PAPER WANTED—Don’t sell your od prices for otton ‘ead. Woolte Bee Colne, Auetent aoks? £4 oui Worst OF _febim* Ke oF Warehouse Dst., near 7th. Wainer | Bocactortag ness oars i BONTE a ae of furniture: Meisid Bo 369 Bevente nee BOARDING. BOAR OAN BE OBTAINED meet, Seeceeege, Taacaant es New and i ‘RS. NICHOLSON H. Penn. ave... two sui AP. for furnish joor, suit PROPOSAL FOR CARE ETS AND OFFICE Grssrmy Th tae 2a Proposals sub ae reosty al} 2 0 M., the sth Quarte: “| OARPBTING. Seven hundred ( Le, to j Ricen ment ex toe, i meres Sekar tense benompleted with: 2 om fae otaigeieg Se ae mes this office. eo By order of the Quartermaster General. fe3s td M ADBIR “poRtWiNn, ' i of Old Vintages, fs @ ‘8, few = Dd IP. resis aviniies TEAMEEB FOR SALE. The well-known tug-boat ‘ wag.” 63_tons, pinned apn pe and wh tard new lying at abe fost of will j 340 Pa. avenue, Waanin, 4 fesiw | TOLLAND j AND LONDON u or OORDIAL GIN, at - NAGLE’, fe 2s 289 Pennsyivania avenue. r) 12 °** 78 oy pounp eUgaR-cURHD Hams, A SaaMporrn, 606 Ninth Street, fe 4 im* ort to Perry Diy Goods Store, | Shoot them down'pn the blightest manifestation et Dinner between 4 and 5. night the ist Pennsyl- e t went out on picket duty ix the vicinity of Union Mills, and instead of performing it, the whole regiment went to sleep! ‘The result is they were disarmed this fore- nope, by orders from the commander of this military department, and the. officer in com- ndof the regimentat the time has also been BAS into arrest. : | This WingWacefal conduct Ou the part of the lst Pennsyl yanis Reserves ts doubtless the re- suit of m growing ppirit OF insubordination in. their ranks that must be instantly checked and punished with’4h iron Band, if tne United States would hope to keep an army. ‘very Meer of, the regiment who cannot signally clear himself from suspicion of sym- pathy with it ehould.be summarily reduced to the ranks an@ fofced to serve with musket on shoulder, and is rank and file should be as promptly drafted, by squads of ten, Into other Tegiments which have officers firm enough to of future insubordination. So only can the country hope to have im armieé as well discip- lined as those of the rebels. APPOINTED. The Commissioner of Pensions to-day made the following appointments of surgical and medical examiners for the service of his bureau. Viz:—Drs..W. V. Guilford, at Lebanon, Pa., Geo. P. Linéweayer, at North Lebanon, Pa, ‘Vv. W. Mason, at Ganastoga, N. Y; John B. Walker, at Union, Me.; Augustus Willard, ai Greene, Chenango county, N. Y. stocks, cof and uncurrent money, ty LewisJobuscn & Oo, Dauber r AT THE CAPITOL.—The Secretary of State, Secretary of War, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of the Interior, and Postmaster Gen- eral, were all at the Capitol to-day. a 150 ‘Virginia bank HSS dis; South Cars. lina, Georgia, discount; North TELEGRAPHIO. lina, 30a35 discount. s Cup. + Wi eee RAILROAD COLLISION IN NEW JER. Fovrta Warp Sra’ Cases.— Jama SEY. x Ackle, malicious mischief, fined $2.91—for 5 a threats, dismissed. H. Jandiek, exposing his A NUMBER OF CARS BROKEN UP AND FOUR | Petson; fined $1.94... Jail. Fil MEN INJUKED, and disorderly; dismissed. Maurice Suiliy: ~ pe ay a he are Trenton, Feb. 27.—The Owl line from New aieentae’ 1 s anitieary. P. ja ea ined York, was run into by tho 114 p.m. line from | $1.94. ‘Chas. Ramsey, drunk. Jes. ‘he 4 Philadelphia at two o'clock this morning, at | do, dismissed. Jas. Cavanaugh, drunk aed.” Princeton Statio, just as the Philadelphia line | disorderly; ae ema iy freaks Was turning off on the switch to avoid it, Clark, do. and disorderly: fined #2 94, wal The third car was struck and knocked to Young, drunk; dismissed. Mary Sullivan, re. Pieces. Four men were, injured, but not seriously. sisting Officer; fined $1.91. , ALEXANDRIA ‘AIR8—A genera! 1] Nobody was killed. ou The locomotive of the Owl Line was thrown | regiments, US A. lath Gone ding a into the canai and two cars broken up. Tooms in the Post Offtce ing; Ool. De The obstruction on the track is now removed | Korponay, President, Oapt. Pierce, Judge | and the trainsare running regular. The signal light was hanging out, buts dense ; fog prevented the engineer trom seeing it, pees Soares ellen STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER. New York, Feb. 27.—The ferryboat Nebraska sunk, in East River, this morning, during the from his office by the tary Authorities, and it is said the jail Mili will hereafter be in charge of an Sppointre of fog, by coming in collision with another boat. | |, 4 FCOl1ss SoLoime—L ena tans, No lives were lost. street drunk and taken to the Second Wart station for safe - ‘When he discovered NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. this that be was in the station-houss, Naw Your, Feb. 2711 6. Fret oa — ee ee eee eeanes eS U.S. Coupon 6's, 1681, 102%; 7.3-10 Treasury dhat he had $103 and his papers in the handsof Notes, 105%; Certificates, 9 a%%; Demand | the polices. A friend was looking for him, and ~ Notes, 16940169%; Gold, 169% 0169. ‘was giad to find him safely stowed. He was dismissed. neta s Muistoox PLacs.—George M. Synder, of. » CONGRESSIONAL, | :nt'Ninsty-sisih Penaasvenn ae ei XXXVIlth CONGRESS—THIRD SESSION | Otc ie teatant ene rant Foor Of the — Frivar, February 27. SEvATR.—Few petitions were presented, but & muititude of reports were made from com- mittees, none of which were of special public interest. A communication was received from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting far- ther reports in relation td the duties received on paper. x. King presented 8 memorial from New York in relation to the sale and of Tizes, and on his motion it was referred to the ego Committee, — instruction toinguire nto the propriety of appointing a special com- mittee to investigate the subject. a A conference committee was ordered, on mo- By the where 4g will be oven that the Hutchinsons’ ive er of their attractive concerts on onday evening. tion of Mr. Wilson ef Mass., to be appointed on ih qe the disagreeing votes of the two Houses Srcorp Warp Station Casrs.— Thomas the bill authorizing the appointment of addi- | F: » akenult and battery, security for a tional Major and Brigadier Generals. Bowie, col., disorderly; fined Mr. Wilson, of Mass., introduced a bill rela- 21.58. W. H. Davenport, grand larceny, jell tive to the payment of soldiers. Referred. for conrt. Lucius Wallace, assanit; Mr. Collamer reported from the Post Office | for peace. Robert Ho’ suspicion of — Committee a bill amendatory of the act author. | stesling a horse from J. R. ley & Bro. no izing the Ohio river to be bridged at Cincinnati. —-= evidence him, but was held to After a brief debate on it, it was laid ever until forfurther Frank Jackson, drunk; yew hest eas “pudlvawi Bned £1.55. ortly aiterw: the bill to define the powers and duties of the Levy Court ef the Prrsonat.—Judge Karns, 5 county of Washington, D. ©., in to” Woe ee roads, &c., was taken up and considered. Ww. he aS. Hovss.—Mr. Holman, from the Select Vom. | Hl Vol. @. W. mittee on Government contracts, introduced a Tesolution, which was adopted, requesting the Secretary of the Treasury to decline any further payments to the persons interested in BW GEROOBRY 8TORB. & PERRIE, (C.F. Passi. chartering the steamer Cataline. ving ¢ store op the souib It was announced that Messrs. Washburne, | Sf Sth and & eh, Sw am Ir. Merrill and Spaulding were appointed the com- is, ef a large and well asse: W rs, mittee on the part of the Hcuse on the disagree- ing votes of the two Houses upon the Finance The House then weat into Committee of the Whole upon the amendments Teported by the Ways and Means Committee on the Internal Revenue law, In the course ot their cousider- ation & provision was agreed to, taxing the fits of all ins and private banks Really authorized to issue notes, thred per cen- tum per annum LOCAL NEWS. Sererarr ties deany pan Copt Tames Mitchell, a w died in the age of 73. He has been known here as a leading Tiver pilot and steamboat-man Sor pany Asa navigator of Potomac an: the Gheas. bay he the profession of his ther, and for many years was regarded as the best bay and river pilot upon these waters. ‘When quite young, he was master of a zs SEea AS tee ce dria. abong ors original steamer lumbia was It, to ply bet: and W: ‘aad the command intrusted to folk route, Capt. M. ‘The Norfolk and W: the route the steamer Capt. Mitchell was ning ber a cen: be became the sole ell-known marines. wassent Yard/Oapt. Mi il to pilot her to her the call, thongh slak and in bed, ‘been said that if his advice had regarded, the work of destruction w: bars captain, be navigated captain, nav! the wars Potomac and Bay nearly, if not quite, century. ——— GRAND LARCENT.—Yesterday after; note was left at the detective's office it Wm. H. Daven, larceny of $110 in Treasw: tise, on Nancy R. eee. Pren cup!