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& GtErIEH's RESTAURANT
OOJOURNERS IN Washington are respectfully
inloImed that GATHERS RESTAu A. 4
KANT. on Pa. avenue, between 18th and $c.EA0
18th streets, is one of the comp Ietest, UiHH i
most eles ant and agreeable estab ishments Of It's
v.ded viii the best to Q nhtained in the markets
otall the large cites, forwarded to him regularly
by express His pTlc-s are moderate and his ac-
,muoJations to furnish Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and Supps To gentlemen rOoaing out, are un-
equal.ed b. any oihe:s in this city. He addresses
and fresuenters If Washingt. n know Ii the
superiority of his house. He is prepared to ac-
coInmodae to their entire sat sfaction any num1er
Of gentlemen who sire to take their Mfa away
from where they lodge. fe ll-lm
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GRAND CONCERT
Presentation Of COlOrs


COMPANY &C." Washing Light Infantry,
At the Smithsonian Institution,
THURSDAY EVENING, February IA.
Commencing at quarter before O'Clock.
On which occasion the Justly celebrated Marine
Band and number of the best amateur vocalIsts
of the city will appear.
PROGRAMME.
PARTI.
2. Quartette-Come where my love lies
Mrs Dabant, Mrs. Ge1sei. Messis. Rcdgson Os and
Miss Laura Parsons.
~ Misses Warwick.
Mrs; Amasa W. King.
MIS-. Pope and Master Pugh.
J. Chorus-Joy, JOY, freedom to-day.
During the lntermission there will be Presenta-
ton Of Colors, on part of the Ladies' by the Hon
John Cochrane. of New York.
PART Ill.
2. Solo-The rock beside the sea- . Conrs ise
Miss Ritter.
8. Solo-There was time. :.........----- Knight
Misses Cullum and Ebsrhach, and Mcssrs. Noyes
, so,o-r. u.ro,, ana Jones'
WV 10 -'' Mrs. DubaEt.
6. Song-Kste O'Shane. .......-.... Finley
7. The Echo Song, with flute obligato.)
Mrs. AmaSa w. King.
8. Chorus-O h.il US, ye free.
Professor j. Goodman Adams will preside at the
Musical Director, Professor J. H. Daniel
Tickets 81 cents ca be procured at q the hotels,
avenue; and at the door the evening of the con-
cert. fe II 81
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Less of q Baitimere Vessel.

CHARLEsroS, Feb. 12.-The pilot boat w. Y
Leitch has just reached the city and brought up q
seaman who was picked up by skin at sea. He
says he belongs 70 the brig James Madison, OF
Baltimore, which sailed from Auakspss on ths
ID Of February, and was wrecked on the Stone
Breakers, the captain and crew, excepting him
self being all lost.
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Mr.. Liuceln ut Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Feb. 12-Mr. Lincoln arrived here
to-day. He made brief speech, repeating %
kentuckians at present what be had said 10 them
year before the election, predicting u victory by
the republicans He stated that the new Admin.
istration would be conducted on the strict com
promises Of the Constitution.
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North Carolina LesI.Iature

RALEIGH, Feb. 12.-The State senate rejected
bill to-day to amend the Constitution concerning
ad valorem taxation. The vote was, however, re
considered.
The House took up the Railroad bill to-day.
Tomorrow evening Hon. Samuel Hall, Com
missioner from Georgia, has a formal reception
here.
Federal matters are just now suffering q crest
calm with us
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Jeff. Davis en- route for M.n,gomery.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. Il.-Gen. Davis arrived
here this evening on his way TO Montgomery. He
was received with grand military and civic hon
ors In speech at the capitol he said IL war mus
come, IL must be upon northern and not upon
southern soil; but IL the North Is prepared TO grant
us peace and recognize our equality, all win be
o'clock desiring his immediate presence at Mont
gomefy.
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Bsitimsrs Niarks,s

BsLrInoRn, Feb. 13-Flour dull and heavy;
Howard street and Ohio are held at IS -, with
no sales; City Mills nominal at 8. Wheat 10 dull;
red 81 .2Oal "a; white 81 .35sl IS. Corn dull and
heavy yellow 55a57. Provisions quiet and steady.
Coffee active alta Ral3c Whisky dull at IL also.
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N1iramsn Mt Havana

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Tbe steamer velasco,
from Vera Cruz, arrived at Havana, bringing the
exiled foreign Ministers and Miramon. The Pa
pal Nuncio was insulted at Vera Cruz, and took
refuge In the French Consulate. Miramon made
bis escape In disguise, after great danger.
1.-THE Archbishop and Bishops were all exiled
At Vera Cruz they were stoned by the populace
and afterwards detained by the authorities for
trial
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Railroad Accident-Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Feb. I2.-Last night an engine and
three empty cars ran into the Southern Branch Of
the Elizabeth river, the draw being open and the
engineer being deceived by the signal. No one
In the tain was severely hurt. /.
The schooner Grace Caroline, Of New Haven,
was wrecked at Smiths Point on the 7th. The
crew have arrived here
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Later fran Iexaa

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. u Later advices from
Texas state that the Convention adjourned on the
ith TO meet again on the ID Of March.
The revenue cutter at Galveston was condemned
IS unseaworthy, and her armament was 70 be re-
moved
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The Hestile Meeting.

CINCINNATI, Feb H.-Messrs Moody and Hen-
rem met this morning near Newport, Ky, and
while awaiting the arrival Of surgeon, friends
interfered. The challenge was withdrawn, when
the parties returning, were arrested by the sheriff
Of Campbell county, Ky.
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Texas Ceuyeutlsu.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Texas Conven-
tlon has passed an ordinance favoring the forma-
ton Of the the Southern Confederacy and elected
seven delegates 70 the Southern Congress
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Frcm Mextco.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. L. AThe Tennessee, from
Vera Cruz, has arrived here, having among her
passengers the eXiled bishops Of Mexico.
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The PUTNAM RIFLES met last night at Island
Hall for business and drin. A patriotic speech
was made by Lieut.. 9. C. Magruder, and after
wards the company drilled for some time, and
appeared to have improved wonderfully in the
manual since their Organization.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmOEGm Elm 1S.
WASH TON THE ATERi
Acting Manages S...e.--- ---- R.Ts soSn
s THIS EVENING,
Positively. last night but two. and farewell en-
gsgoment of
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN,
Who will appear as
LADY MhCBETH,
Supported by
Mr.. J. b. sTUDLEY
And q powerful Dramatic Company. 1t
ODD FELL LOWS HALL!
TONIGHT. MORROW AFTERNOON
Miss FANNY FORREST, THE LYRIC QUEEN,
FENNo BuRroN's fssLoR ENTERTAIN
CHARACTER oAf bJ5k BAG AND SKETCH
at Night Two DIMES.
tok4Y Yfs EaS2iP Pi1iI gsSsS Sf
Will be made to the audience To,norrow Aftsr-
:. 1ss:s " q RleS i:,sislry o9.nssa, g.
the p bas S sxsa good A'h
CRANE coNcE =
NEW YORKAV. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
On FRIDAY EVENING, February 18th,
Under the direction of
MRS. CECILIA YOUNG.
PROGRAMME.
PARTI.
l. Organ Voluntary.
2 Inff.matus SopIsgno Solo and Chorus. .Rossini
4. Duo for Violoncello and Piano.
5. Angels ever Bright and FAIR Thy particular
requestI Handel
PART III.
]. "Gaudeamus" quartette. Diabel
2. Ewes GamentatiOn". .......---- King
s. Trio for Flute, Piano, and Violin.
4. Duet for two SOpragnos, from Martha. .Flotow
s. Gratias Agimps Tibe, with flute
6 Viva 'America, Grand National Song
In addition to the above, several Patriotic Songs
will be sung.
Tickets Fifty Cents NAV be had at the music
stores Of Mr.. John F. Ellis and w. Metz srott,
Maury Philip SolOmons, blanchard & Mohun,
Chas Stott, w; Marin, Hutchinson Munro,
Concert to commence at 8 O'clock precisely
III The prOces DIS Of the Concert TO be applied to
the liquidation OF the debt due the church build
lng. fe IS st
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Five United States Vessels Reported OF
PensaceIa


NKw ORLEANS, Feb. H.-Five United States
war vessels are reported to have been seen OF
Pensacola on Friday.
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PARLoR ENTERTAINMENTS See announcement
elsewhere Of Parlor Entertainments at odd Fell
lows Hall, afternoon and evening. The bill an
nounced Is very entertaining one, the price OF
admission very low, and extra inducem ents are
offered In the shape Of handsome presents TO visi-
tors. Who would hesitate to be amused under
such agreea BILE conditions
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BOARDING..

SEVERAL GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES
- can De ACC mmodated with pleasant Rooms A nd
Board at MIs VESTS, 525 st between 6th
ana 1th. Also, Table Boarders. fe s0teos
ROARDlNG.-Personsd esirous of a comfort.-
- 9 home can obtain good BOARD and pleasant
Apartments on street, No. 33o, between attn And
10Th ats. Table Boarders oan also be cccommo-
eoeoo. Aoi"s fedsOndOic. TO S-2w
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1AnvRRrISrnnRNr

IADvERTIsEMkNT.
Dr.. BROTHERS is acknowledged to be one of
the most skllful practitioners in the United States
on those particular diseases which he treats We
would advise strangers visiting the city who
stand In need Of his services to call upon him.
where they can be sure Of the very best medical
and surgical treatment without fear Of exposure
This 10 the Oldest established office In this city,
No. 179 south b street, opposite Smithsonian
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PcLIcE MArIEss-B. fore Jssties Clark.-Wm.
Jones, (coi for being out after hours, was fined
81 10 Patrick DevliD, accused Of using profane
language, was fined 81 II. George Jacobs, do,
do, hned 81 %.
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ANOTHER FLAs.-An elegant National flag hs
been ho'sted over the new building belonging
10 the African Colonization Society, corner o
Four-and-a- half street and Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-13

The TWENTY SECOND Last night the City
Councils Of Alexandria adopted a resolution re-
commanding the citizens TO appropriately observe
the coming I'D Of February They also appro-
priated SIS for the Artillery to IRE salute upon
the occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-13

q Of Columbia Advertisements
,n'r'ed IN che BALTnoaz Sun are received
ioi red from The srAs Once
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To-xoRRow NIGHT a Concert is given for the
benefit Of Company C, w. l.. Infantry, at the
Smithsonian. See programme In another col
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Nev Yssk Raarksxs.

New y0fk mark0Gs.
NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-Flour declining. Whesf
dull and declining. Corn steady. Provisions
dull. Whisky dull at lsc.
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NEW YORK. Feb. II The North Star, from
Aspinwall on the 9th, arrived here this evening
bringing $50 passengers and 81 900 900 In specie
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GuARpHoUsE-BefoTe Justice Thonlpson-Jas
Degges, (colored) charged with being drunk and
disprderlv, was sent to the workbouse 60 days. In
default of security and costs. John Murphy, do ,
do workhouse go days. A boy named FOLSOM
was brought Ia on charge OF stealing breastpin
valued at 80 from colored bow The case was
partially Investigated, and the defendant held to
bail for further examination - ---
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LOCAL NEW

u Ih"aga TIE STAR Is printed on me t.,,e.,
s'-o' rttss an uHe south Of Baltmore, II, edition
Sc iare As 70 require II to be Ent 70 pre.. at an
esr.y hcuf; Advertisements, ..nsrefore, should he
'ea' In before IL O'Clock r., otherwise thew NAV
not aPPeSr until the ney.. day.
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To THE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adver-
tisemert of McLean's Strengthening Cordial ard
Blood Purifier. In another column. If
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
6u 21-eOly
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DoS'I FORGET the concert Of sacred music In
Union Chapel tomorrow night. treat may
be expected.
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ARRIVAL OF MARINES "A detachment of thirty
marines from the Brooklyn barracks arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon. They were COM
handed by orderly sergeant :. Reynolds, and
have recently arrived from the Warrington bar
racks. Fla.
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PERSONAL.

Two YOUNG LADIES, of excellent pros poets
- ana unexoePiionable family and character, one
looking, desire to open oorre;pondence with a
soos 70 matr,mony, with two Young gentlemen Of
amlable disposition. They must he between the
sses OF a and 50. All communications strictly con
muenua ANY gentlemen DESTROYS Of oommunica
unE with them may address Box $50 Post Once
~ ANNlTA AND CORRINE.
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DR. scHLossER
WILL LEAVE
WASHINGTON
Most Positively
NEXT THURSDAY. February I4.h.
FRESH TESTIMONIALS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
DR.. NJ. sCHLossER's
NERRING SYSTEM
CURING ALL
DISEASES OF THE FEET.
The following Washington Certificates are SINH
lar to thousands IN DIR. SIS possession.
rzsr "a
From Major Jas. Belger, U. S. Army
DR.. scElosser has this day operated upon my
feet, and, 1 am happy to say, with the greatest
ease, and has given me full satisfaction. I have
suffered for several years with corns aud from the
comfort have already experienced. would rec
ommend all those suffering from that cause not to
delay longer, and call at the Doctors.
JAMES BELGER,
Major U. s. Army.
February 9Th. 1867.
From Capt. S. Barron, U. S. Macy.
DR.. schlosser has extracted several oorns from
my feet very successfully. and without pain.
8. BARRON.
DR.. SCHLOssER
Respectfully announces to parties who wish to OBJ.
tain permanent cure of
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET
to favor him with call without delay, as this will
he his
LAST VISIT
WASHINGTON,
Intending shortly to return to Europe and retire
from professional services.
CONS ULTING ROOMS,
l237 PENNsYLvANIAAvE
49, tSouth sids,)
between 18th and 18th streets.
sd =. OFFICE HOURS
$50 From los. m. till SPIN.
LEAVE POSITIVELY fa SOS ~
!. WASHINGTON
~ baNExT THURSDAY. asa
h7 18th.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, JOHN +, in the 18th year OF
his age, son Of John knight. ~ -
His funeral will take place on F. day 18th inst,
a. o'clock p. m from his fathers residence, 6O3
Mary! av., leland. H.'-
On "Wednesday morning, February 18th, WILL
LA NJ RlCH sOn of William X. and Mary Angus
Ia Hutton, aged year uDd II months.
On "Wednesday morning, the 18th instant, Capt
SAMUEL WkOE, IN the 18TH yesr of his age, one
oil the defende s Of Baltimore, in the war OF 1872
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral which will
take place from His late residence, No. $50 st.
north, between 4th and 9Th SITS on Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock tBaitimore papers copyJ
In this CITY, Tuesday, the 18th instant, DIR. SA
UEL AMES, about IS years age. The deceased
was at one time q rasident of Somerset county,
Md but may years past he has heen residing
In this city, where, by his correct department and
courteous manners, rs made friends of ell who
knew him. Hewas student Of the celebrated DR..
nsh and az one time largely praotced his profess
sion on the Eastern shore, Md. - s.s}.fs'-s !
His friends are invited 70 attend his funeral to-
morrow. l4th instant, &C O'Clock IN from hs
ate 'esidence, on Twenty-sixth st, between aud
L. New Yc.k, February 18th, JULIA CALURT,
wife OF Dr. Z. Lee Jones', and daughter of DR. r.
ii. Stuart, of King George county. Va
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Ladies, Call Early
RIDDLES ORIGINAL 81 STORE,
RIDDLES ORIGINAL 81 STORE,
No. 392 PENNA. AXENuE.

kkEEBB RttEs S 9REEafkat q s sFSRE
.s E Ne: sSs F FEEssNA: AVENUE AVENUE:
Beautiful iswelIy. =
YOU CAN FIX SE5 SfIHt f52eff ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
HGEsHt I'd s GWls sFT gss,rs,
k kEptt k6nAS Sk MOSAIC SETS,
ktEH an: and B Sks6 s sETs;;
CAMEO and e sSlS s HSFAsG s Efss'
S SoaSE fS sst .S Shhsi SETS,
t tSbiEss s NNEESGkkLaAHG siSs
SSHHiih Gill .BkES's H HsMk ESTHsAiNs'
G GESTs' X WATc fH kEYys..
$$fNfss,, SstsHESf BSSf fHft .nd STUDS.
sffSS$$ss,' slfXE$ Pi .ATEEb6 SPOONS,
Everything W the store new and perfect, and
guaranteed To be such as represented
H. Eceryarticte manmfde urcd for the ,egKlaf
rsat! t,ads snd NARRATED to b. the same quality
as Is refalled from hive TO thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLESS OF CosT.
persons desiring to supply Themselves with JeweIrS
az these unheard OF prices viii please call early al
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
between sth and 10th streets
III Remember the Numbere3Ol-ss we have
no connection with others. protesting to sell at our
prices, In this city.
Received this day q large invoics of SILVER.
WA RE, consisting of Breakfast and Tea Sets;
Card and Cake Baskets; Patent syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives Forks;
Table, Dessert and "a Spoons; Tobacco Boxes;
Knives, in sets and single; Knives and FORKS, in
sets; Ice Cream, PIE and Fish Knives; Breakfast
large variety Of Plain, Chased, and Gilt Gobets,
Cups, &c. All the above articles to be sold with.
weIrap ted to be what they are Teprasented. snd
fully loo per cent. less than they can be bought.
6-n 800 Pa. sv., bet 9th and 10th SITS
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WHERE ARE THE PoLIcE,-Mr. Editor: Please
there is a law prohibiting hacks being on the
stands on Sundays. Yet / ind the avenue fire.
gCently blockaded with them on that day, and the
police coolly looking on. IL this 10 the way they
do their duty, do not see the use Of police
force at all A CITIZEN
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

n~ NOTICE.-On the Forth Monday o. this
AS nonth-belng the 18th instant-an Election
will be held in the several precints of Georgetown,
for Mayor of the Town, and for eleven members 10
compose the Board of Common Council.
fe ~ StaSti WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
V ALIEN FITNESS.
v VALENT TINES.
large and beautiful assortment of sentimental
and Come Valentines, new styles. Also a fI @ va
flety OF Lace; Fancy Note Paper and Enye oPes
MISS THOMAs's.
lie II High street. NEAR First.
MAcKEREL, HERRING;
s barrel, Ertr. No. LABkk SB6 hktHhE EkkfSs.
i +: Ne. s$s.Iil MASSfR:EREL, do
Is hlf. bills. do. do. do.
Cd ,. Me- H. DO.
i i . s,s. $ ss stI S NJ: sAd%ES "A
All of which we look for next week per schooner
terms on or before arrival.
Also, in stors-
Eastport and boston II errng, Clipped Herring,
Msremlehl Extra No. Aewives
feff-aw % and 1oI Wase rs 81 seor sFU;
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are
y daily Iecelvi fresh supplies Of Massey, Col
which We are ready to deliver TO customers for
cash. fe8l Army Il SHINE.
MONEY. MONEY ALI persons who have the
w cash ca2 buy superior article OF unad terra
ted CIDER guaranteed 10 be the pure Juice of the
fes Army & sHINN.
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES.

I-EONUIA . I n q LOT IEkIES,
Ma"nses's ore Gftss Gss,sis Lotteries !
Our three number lotteries are drawn daily Cap
ltal Prizes from $500 to 900. Tickets from N
To IS. Prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediate
y after the drawings; other prizes at 50 days The
dTaTlngs OF our lotteries will be published daily
schemes in any of our Lotteries address
MCKINNEY & CO., NJ anagers,
% 81 w Savannah. Ga
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The PHILADELPHIA COMMITTEE The CON-
mittee OF the PHILADELPHIA Board OF Trade had a
lengthy private consultation at Willards, last
night, at which several prominent Pennsylva-
nlans were present. The Meeting sc parated about
eleven O'Clock. The consultation, 1t is presumed,
was upon the business Of their visit here T. g. the
promotion OF the passage Of the tariff bill, whc
will, IL 10 expected, be taken up in the Senate to-
day.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsI-On the evening of the 18th, between 18th
n, y ara III h SITS, Island, VICTORlNE FUR
Inc hndsr Will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
az NO. % E street south.
GS REWARD.-Lost, on Monday evening, at
SAbEE FUH IiPPET. The finder will receive
tne above reward by returning II to No. 424 Eff
eeenIn b. fe ST.
OST-A HAIR BRACELET, with a god
clasp, AND the likeness of gentleman In the
Clasp variable to the owner as family relic, IL
was lost either In Seventh street omnibus or on
street between It'll and 9Th sts.. on Thursday last
4 liberal reward will be psid the finder by leaving
IL a. AL street, between 9th and 10th. fe Is 81
Il OSF-Ab bort ten days ago, in the Center Mar
u ket, butchers ACCOUNT BOOK. A liberal
reward Will De paid the finder on lea wing the same
fe IL ST. WILSON A. DrNN
ESTkAf.1Ceme to the subscriber's premises
- on the 7th inst, small bay HORSE,O
S Sa;l. SHOES; very poor; has some grey In
ma IN ms name The owner is requested GA
70 come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take % MN away, DANIEL /. GRAHAM,
fe l2-3s Te.eher Trinity School, Georsetown.
CAPE LOST.-On Sunday. In coming from 81
- Johns Church. by way Of Pa. avenue and q
street. aee 20 NIateen,h and A. child; black cloth
SnPe, Tin med with black quilted ribbon. A reward
wi. fe ii ST.
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RESPECT FOR THE LATE Hon. JOHN A Rock
WELL The members Of the bar and officers of
the Court Of Claims met yesterday in the court
room, for the purpose Of testifying In formal
manner their respect and esteem for the late John
A. Rockwell, Hon. r. w. Thorn pson In the chair
A committee was appointed who reported series
of resolutions in accordance with the design with
which the meeting was held; which were unani.
mously adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-13

SUPREME COURT-Tassday.-Hon VIM. How.
ard and Hon. VIM Allen, of Ohio, and John ID.
Coalter, Esq, OF Missouri, Wee admitted at
torneys and counsellors Of this Court
No Is. Lessee Of RObt w. Smith ct al, plain
ties in error, agt William McCann. The argu-
menf Of this cause was continued by Mr. Mason
Campbell for the defendant in error, and con-
cluded by Mr. II. Winter Davis for the plaintiffs
IN error. Adjourned.
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A FAMILY OF UNION MEN FOR SERVICE Our
venerable and well known citizen, Mark Dubant,
speaks with great satisfaction of bis femily Of boys
In the present crisis He has seven sons all for
the Union, and two of them captains in the vol
unteer militia, and the rest In the ranks The old
man says that his family is true to the country.
IL his seven boys are not sufficient contribution,
and the even number is required, though he is
ssventy-:wo years OF age, he will himself stall
in" and fight for the country again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-13

AIS AID CIDER TIL enterprisng rm of Arm,
/ Sbinn, on Green ST., In Georgetown, have the
largest bottng establishment in the country soutt
okBaltimore. Their cider is the pure Juice of tn,
appls, and their malt liquors have reputation fo
excellence surpassed 10y none. They are agent
for Massey K Collins, Of Philadelphia, W hose al,
10 much sought after by all here and eisewher,
who profess to know good liquors from bad Sc,
their advertisements in another column.