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Western News.

ST. LOUIS, Fec. E.--Maior General Hancock
arrived here yesterday from the East
The Republicans Messila, New Mexico. cor.
respondent says the Indians are very trouble.
some in that neighborhood. Much stosk has
been stolen and several murders committed
The Republicans st. Joseph's correspondent
says advices from Upper Missouri state that
Governor Foulke, ofDacotah, has been sum-
moned to Washington on matters connected
with the Santa Ee tribe OF the Sioux Indians
and the YounRtowns. The citizens are anx.
ious for the removal of the Sante Fe tribe from
their present location, being near the settle.
ment
Governor Foulke will take with him fifteen
representative from each tribe named
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SECOND edition.
d .so,cLsoE r:n.L -
GOvERNMENT SECURITIES. N
"a wAsHInsros, Februa.y4s, 1857.
Jay Cooke & 90 furnish the folio wing no.
FINANCIAL.

. Lewis johnson Il Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets A. folio Va
NEW YORK. Feb. ~ list Board-U. s. reg.
istered, 1eei. 1psh; 90, coupons. yVsk; s.2O's,
registered. Toy DO coupons, fsf; do, 1885,
7-3O's, 1G5K Ohio and Mississippi Certi nc a,ee
25A; Canton. X; Cumberland, 50 4: q uicksii,
yer, Az Mariposa, 1oS; New York Central,
10lA: Ere. 593; do. prefer'd, q: Hndson. I29:
Reading, 1C5h, Michigan Central, l0s, Mich,
igaG Southern, IS; llline's Centraa USl:
Cleveland and Pitsburs. SAX: cleveland aud
tern, 3S; do. preferred, 6sK; Fort WAYNE.
&k; Chicago and Alton, IFS: Alton and Ter
re Haute, 30; Toledo and Wabash AK: w. II
telegraph, AK Boston Water Power. 27k;Pa.
cihc Mail. Is; Atlantic Mail, les. Gold, $50
n, m l21 ~
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81 'Our Mutual Friend" draws immensel,
a. Wallis Opera House. ..l -.

FROM MkxICo.-tialyestona nd Rio Ora IL
GATES 10 the 1th instant and Mexican dates To
lhe instant have beea receiy we'd While a
Juarist rejoicing was going on at Zacatecas
hiramon suddenly appeared with 2. 600 troops.
and Jnarez evacuated. Mirnmon seized the
cry and pursued the retrecting forces. The
lmpeTIalisis are on the offensive and the falI
OF San Luis Potosiis considered certain. r..
ports say that they have captured Juarez and
MS IRAN. with three uarters Of a million dol.
lars IN silver. All the Imperial generals are
coDseripting closely both men and hor.es A
French frigate arrived n Brszos with Liberal
prisoners 20 exchange for French and Ana.
TRAN prisoners Al Aatamoros. There are fears
thai President uarrS has been tsken pr,.onsr
by the lmperialists under &c neral q uieroga
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Destructive Fire in New York

NEW YORK, Feb. IA building on the
Bowery corner OF Leonard street occupied by
5. Ii. Cluttendon e Co, rs q dry goods store
tosk fire early this morRipg, and Is now (noon)
burning with destructive fury
Cluttendon's loss IL stimated at q mill ion
dollars. The insurance cannot at present be
ascertained as the books and papers are locked
In the vault -t''@''~
The loss of Jo6roy & Co., is estimated at
100000; partially insured. >. -.. 1850 ..;-,
The building was erected for a society libra.
ry, and was valued at s35O.OOO. Tits totalIy
destroyed. L.. a. ...- .7 sf'-rr % - -.
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NATIONAL SAILORS AND SOLDIERS OR
PHAN HOMR

The bill meLdatOry of the act to Incorpo.
rate the above institution, was re ported bac +
from the Senate Military Committee TODAY
with an amendment, aking ID. T. CARTER
Henry ID Cooke, Amos b. Eaton, j. w. Al.
word, Horatio Bridge, BY ron Sunderland, and
FRANKLIN a. Dick trustees. The trustees a a m
eject ooaad OF lady managers. consisting OF
thlItees, who shall have power TO su perintend
and u anage The internal affairs of the as yIum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12
To- ADvERTISERS.

LAST RECEPTION OF SPEAKER CoLPAX. %.
We are requested to state that the reception
BY Speaker COlfax on Thursday evening next
will be his last OF this season. The certainty
of night sessions, hereafter, is the cause fer
closing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12
THE NEW TAX LAW.

The Committee of Ways and Means expec.
10 be able TO present their new Internal Reve-
nue. bill to the House at an early day. They
will recommend several important modifica.
lions that will afford mach relief
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EXAMINING oUARTERNAsTpps

he Bore. con sistiss of Gens. Tn omas, Lud-
Ington and Eopt, recently appointed to cyan.
Ina OF Gers in the q uartermaster's Depart-
ment are nuw engaged in examining Br. vet
Cot -iHo 81 Chandler, q uartermaster at Fort
Smelling, Minnesota a mum her Of officers ARE
sxTmirsriOr, among whom are several from
California. Thus far the Board has examined
Capt Kmball, Col. Bateheler,, and CAPT
Lauffer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

- Several committees Of the Maryland
Legislature are now in Baltimore visiting and
examining into the condition of the yariou 8
pnblic institutions in which the State is in ter.
egtAd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

CRIMINAL Court. Judge ftsher.-This NOR a
ing, Hugh FitZsimmons. indicted for an IA.
sault and battery, was found not guilty.
Margaret Colb1nk, las Copeland, in icted
Tor larceny, PLEADS Guilty-and q nominal
sentence was imposed. .... --'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

, For CoyRT.-Anna Williams, colored. was
arrested by onaoer Roth, OF the Third Ward.
Tor the larceny OF plaid silk dress from Jane
Johnson She was sent to jail for court by
Justice Morsell. -
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D@fAsSEsffzhSES s!.5zs Sz4ssS 5 B q,

On the Petition % ALTR6D ), WATTS, Of
400 :Isas:d = s.: q: ssss q, q 1yTiI: isss:
Gold, for sven yeoref lo8 tAeAe4piretion Of said
Istent. which Akss IlS6s on ths asth day q April
Il is ossspsd tAae the cid pssatisa be hoard q
xs.,i ss.s. . . esis.E I: .sa sll Ss..en: ere
notified % appear and bAew cause, Il any they
have, Why aid .stitssn sufht pot . 3 sr.sted.
e S az 2:S.s +
set forth IN writing, q tsast twenty days before
Ssfty 8 Sssssa 8 he ala Sssssse Ss.s 8. taken
AID transmitted In accordance viii the rules of
the once; yhies Htg % fsrnt.Ass 2. elIaiesston,
umony must b Aid = the once twenty daYsSs
H ,Sni iss Is 3sss ssss ida q. ssssss.Sy
0r1s.ss Sl:s. o. ~; ~ s:SS 3 I.S.s:hsa IN
WsshAsseen. D. g.. and In the Times, New Tork,
nIsse 90 l.s,isaascs q = 9 lsass siSss aSjs
} w. "'so"r'si - 80 To fBBAKRR. 4,
7 iCg . .IsE 70 :; C0Umioslouoe OF PAfoooDAa ~
{ P.0I 4oaeeu 81 - eeove 0uVors Vim Dloee
eslys suA ssna Their ~ = thS Ps1snt Ones Vish
? go,y.~ $50. i, a, sssasI W lo' H0oa -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNroy-Ias. eve
ming at the meeting OF the Union resol ton
was adopted urging upon the 10th Congress
the importance Of elecupg honorably dis
charged Soldiers and Sailors to some of the no.
siions In the house and Senate. Major j. T.
Doughty, President of the Union, rendered hrs
resignation; which was accepted. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

- The Virginia Senate has refused, BY a
large majority, to appoint Commissioners to
Washington 10 watch over the interests OF the
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

GOOD LEAD PENCue-We have tried some
lead pencils made by the American COMPANY
OF New York. and furnished ms BY the agent
10 TINS city, and hnd them eqnal to the in.
ported article. ..-....
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SERENADR TO SENATOR HowE--Last even
ing, a number of citizens of Wisconsin, ac-
cenpanied bv Heald's Am erican Brass Band.
rendered Senator Howe, of that State a sere
made. Mr. Howe appeared add spoke at some
length upon the political uestions of the dav,
after which the company partook OF his hos.
pitalities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12
THE MEADE CLAIM.

The argument Of the celebrated Meade claim
case, that was expected to have been com
menced o-day before the Court of Claims, has
beer postponed until the 10Th instant, we hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

0ReY. Henry Ward Beecher doe. not IA
vor The movement in the House Of Represeu
tatiyes, for Impeachment -
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GBEAr REDUCTION IN DRY ooons

YATES eHLBY. 3a3 PENN. AVE
Are AZ closipg ont their entire stock Of Vi.t.,
p "a. G0OD6, CLOTHS. CAsSiME RES
re,ss 20 make room for their spring stock ''u'so
NsG{ ars a Mi,s seinsep ~ =
WamsuttS do - - cs.
AndTescogeiB a do 1 a. ~
james Steam Mill ~"'''''... ~ cts
r. ss.s
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u UNITED ARES PzTENT OFYIC


On the petition 81 ROLLlN WHITE, formerly
ef Springfield, Massachusetts, but nov Of Low
ell; Mssssehusetts, HIayins for the sItsn;
April, lsss and refssued to him in three sons
on the 18th day OF October, 1888, for an improvs-
ment in Repesnng Firearms, for seven years from
the expiration Of SAID patent which takes Disos
It is ordered that tbs se,d petition be heard at
the Patent ODos ON Monday. the. 27th DAY OF
hay next. ct J, O'Clock n: and ell Isrso.S are
notified to appear and show oauss, any they have,
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extenaen are required 70
Ole In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, At lsast twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony hled By either
perry 70 Be used e the .aia srias nest be t.kee
and transmitted in accordance With the yulAs Of
the ofhos, which win be furnished on applieafisa.
uDSSS .Sss e Ssd e he once .asait days
within ten days sfter nling the tsstineay,
Ordersd also, thar this notice b published In the
Republican and the intsllis snosr .w..hinsto.. D.
ence week for three snoesssivs vseks: ne
nrss Of said publications. Q BE- 1t Isast xty days
Pfe'''S' :" ''' - - y TO. rHRAKER,
| - . - Oommissioasr Of Patents.
Ps.-uditors Of the asovs PAYERS vim siesss
COPY and send thar bills TO the Potent nee, Witt
paper containing this pottce. - 3s.lavsW
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s Fave JUST RECEIVID LOT OF NEW
l-i7l B0ENBr FRAMES. oil.
Also, Q select assertnfent OF 6pe p . ~
fREECH rLOwIRS
to which respectfully invite the attention OF my
Customers. Rooms 44o b street. EI..L1aA-
fsl2-st - MRS. A. g. CASTOR.

X hSHxsshiioHA BILE DRrssMAkINs.
Mrs. n. A. BATON most respectfully informs
he friends and patrons that she has msved to asa
street one door vest Of nth street. where che in
tends carrying on the DressmAklng Business In
all its variouf branches. Orders filled with neat
ness and is patch. p.
Mrs Z 10 prepared to do Cutting and Bssting ct
the shortest notice In the most able style.
d. fe 2-lte
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APPLICATION roR.NI1Jr

APPLICATION FOR An INJUNCTION an
plication praying that James ). French NAV be
enJoined and restrained from slanderine or
cSstne doubts upon the title OF the Washing.
ton, Alexandris and Georgetown Railroad
Compsny,was before Judge Und er wosd at the
u =. District Court Room. this morning, but
argument upon II was deferred until Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

lETERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from
this source to- day were 1894, 9Ss 80.
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STEALING CLOTHRs.-Yesterday, Dennis
Brison was arrested by officer Howes for the
larceny OF an oyerccat from Benz +. Darby
soiuier In one OF the camps near the city an d
the accused was taken to the Central q "a I'd
house. Justice Morsell examined the case
when II appeared that Brison received the
coat from another party TO pawn. Justice
Norsell holds him for another hes ring when
the man who gave the coat to him i. found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

STATE DINNER AT THE EXECUTIVE MAN
SION.
The sixth State dinner Of the President will
take pisce this evening at the Executive Man.
sion at six o'clock. Cards OF aviation have
been ISIS ued TO number of members Of Con.
gress and their ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

THR ALEXANDRIA RATLRoAD-The tessees
OF the Washington and Georgetowa Rail-
road Company yesterday set a number of
men at work repairing that portion of
the track between the southern end OF
me bridge and Roachs Spring, reeently
damaged by the movement of the
ice They are also engaged in replacing the
last span Of the railroad bridge, ar d expect 10
nave the road ready for the passage OF trains
in ten days or less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

A so-cALLBD WASHIH0roN CAsHrRR IN
IEoIBLB.-A man who represe n ted himself as
the cashier ola National Bank at Washington,
insure young girl on the Atlantic & f3rest
western cars between Salamanca and Gle We
iano. on "wednesday evening. The girl asked
protection OF the passengers, when two, or
three OF them seized the blackguard, took b i'm
TO The rear end Of the train, and dropped him
off,
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w. H. ohAssrr' Il. B. swIsHY
fnsn REAL ESTATE BROKERS 3D..
49, s-'Ft ..' d AVN s.r
..-.-. 4 20 IOH BIRB.

psfnsc esntsmI building in the spring or
vii md IL to their sdvsntsss 10 LOOK ov"s ~.
~ 20 0et%rs ehasfns g We have sddsd recently
tion Of property. We can Offer nany indncs~a,sH.
~ senscro: satpstion. low prices And easy tsrms
tp the Immediate vicinity OF this city vsry All
eoiy located for saburbsn YesideneeS q vslI A
m hsshty am1rovsd farms In Maryland. which are
Properly lett With M fer sale does net subia.t
we owusr 10 expense uniess seIa while on ouf
fe ilsin .ess, 0LAGDrr 4 sWlpEY.
A nEBIQAH GOLD. aTOOKs ana Boupa
a b0ueht on oommtBsioH 1t the New YoyF ~
ssner sock Boards Qaotssions regularly r..
|, ..,,sLswis JOHNSON 90. s.ahsr.,, =,
I "'u saHstss iosssgi2sS fsaaa. svsaIs.,
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@This, February 18th, Is Abraham Lin.
coins birthday en-.
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rJOsEPH ShAFsIE Id.
N 80. FRENCH FEOTIONERV.
Ladies' ICE CREAM DINING SALOON,
2a6 Penn. Ave-. bet. 18th and 18th sts
weddings. Dinner or supper Parties su ppli ed at
snort hetiee with novelties in Pyramids, fancy
Gstss' ana Ooatecho9sriss Jelilss wedliss
Ice Cream, water Ice Roman Pase% Bspsi 1Irs Ss
Jelly Uharlotte kz.se, etc, etc -
Attendants also will be sent to attend to all de-
taiis OF Arrangements. Bouqusts Wreaths, and
tell I'm 70 '''' JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELp.
~ EoTlCE.-All persons having claims
States to JOHN Reilly, late secoud class fire.
m nnhss United state: NAVY, deceased are hereby
vcncners tos W TABOR. Fonrth nditor.
With n four (4) months from this ate Feb nary
. fssr STEPHEN j. w. TA As%,sSr,
rSorloE ~ Tsx P PiATTEss OF WASH
The Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessm emit for 1867, will sat as Z board Of
appeal. and fer the purpose Of making corrections.
second ssoty CITY Hall, west WING, from .. q to
By order Of the President. tInsI 4. ieotApi
,HSTHlE1 REyi DIR. sAMsON. PRESIDENT
t0tRsE or LsdTGkEs on the BOW L Ossi1 io !.
the benefit Of the New Episcopal Church, in the
fret Ward, on TUESDAY; February sth, in the
LTr h rosm OF the 70 Church Of the Epiphany.
well known, and the interest which cannot fail to
be felt IN the subject and the excellent pur pose
had In view. must draw large audience.
The Lectures will be i've In number. and will
be delivered on Tuesday and Friday evenings
Tickets for the course 81 sinsie tickets 2,
esnt. to be had At the COX store: and At the Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-At the meeting of
the Washington Sunday School Union, held
last evening. the folio wing OH Gers were eiect-
ed for the ensuing year:
President, A. X. Browne; Vice Presidents
ID. II. Jehnson, A. A Burr q. RamsdeII
Major ketchum, VIM. Heron: Recording Sec
rotary. j. @. Judd; Corresponding Secretary,
X. G. Fox; Treas urer, B. StInemetz
An interesting discussion on the SUBJECT OF
libraries took place.
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~ - 80 a - ~.
BROWNE = sMIrHERS,
WARRINGTON, ID
AND sOLIOffoKs FOR THE
bCkkAU kEfrGEEs. FREIDMEN. AND
ABANDONED LANDS
once No. arc Seventh street, opposite the Post
0hos. 49, fssly
t. ST. fIMOfHYy HALL
Il HE duties OF this fnssi sutton will be res med
On Sept. IS. l66e For terms, SC, see Catalogue
and circular st the principal bookstores Of this
city, or address the priscfpai. =
90 81 3, PARsoEs. Oatonville. Nd.
THE UNDERSlGNED. tsyisg sold his busi s,s
Il 20 his Chief Clerk and associate the BOOK
AND eTAflONBRY STORE, 334 Pennsylvsuia
avenue VIII IN future be conducted by the firm OF
IRtNCH Rich RDeON, aud he would beg 10
commend them 20 his many friends
Warrington, D. O.. Feb. &, 1851. fss-st
20 TO THE SIMPSON HOUSE, corner Of 10Th
NJ street aud PepH'a avenue, and get Q large
glass OF PHILADELPHIA ALE fer Five Oents
fe s-etf
CIGARS AND TOBACCO -BRoOKE Ep.
" MONST0N vii De happy 90 serve hts friends
snd the public with Cigars and roesceo, ct No.
ton. Re sim
TOR sALE-A Sman cream celored MARI.
u With oliver name aud tail; fe seven -
years old: sound and gentle Apply at ~
uves. o. 8. fe e-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12
~THOUGH1s ON HAMLET,
fPARrI.
Illustrated BY Recitstions rom the Play,
Nv n OI,AY pRrTSa
Il. SHAFFTELD
S FRENCH CONT OTIONERY

A. UNION LEAGUE HALL, 9th street, TUES
Admission % cents fe ll.2t.
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sPRIEe STOCK.

j.. J. MAY l. co,
500 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,
Are now receiving their
SPRING eTOCK,
embracing great variety OF choice .
STAPLE AND FANCY IMPoBrRD AND DO.
ADsTIU DBY GOODS.
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the public.
All srticlss aie marked extremely low, % their
sales are made exclusively for cash. fslo .,sif
COA OIL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12
ME1ROroLlrAs rArEs sTTr..,,x,,.
3A7O street, between AZ And ST. st,ss,s

Furnished with MeKsnziee Splendid Reel Oven
and the most approved machinery. using none bat
the beet material, Carefully selected. fhe OTaok-
efs manufactured &C tails Iish mspt ere su ce
riOr to any he tofsre offered In this market ".
invite attention eeDsciAily 70 foilostna vsrtsttss
.r.-5~ MtLk BlsCUIT,
very choice arti.is, from select family -four.
From welch's familv -four, equaI TO suy IN IN.
country.
SODA ORACKBBS,
Extra nne, from nigh Rrsiss extra four
Ase the tolloving &c sndsrd varieties
WAITE CRACkERs, =
SUGAR CkACKERS.
BUfTHR CRACKERS,
ORACkRk DUST.
PILOT RRBAD,
0IH0kR SNAPS,
NOVELTIES,
We are alss supplying Grocers and TanIlIss
VIZ. ~, , nnnenn sun vel kEows FAMILY BkBaD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

PERSONAL
llUErkRB GRkAT ANTIoUARIAN ROOK
sIOkk has removed to the Old store, 2Oa Penn
sy!vans svsnue, above wiIisrdb
Autographs. the greatest sale of. that has evsr
hhen place In this country. at auction soon.
CeAiogus sales OF Books constantly taking
place 81 Boston, ksw York, PhilsSeiphia Ralti-
mere W a. hIbgtab and Richmond. orders Win be
RI ceived and Catalogues ehewb
Book. Librarie. in any qnsn,ity, Autosraphs,
Csrosidcs, &c, bOught. See hUkrER.
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l'EAsI TEAsII TKAsI

Having daily increased demands for our cele-
BTsted I kAS, We have doubled oar orders for the
same ahd are nov pr pared TO furnish any req
soshbie amount upon the shortest notice an A At
The very lowest cash prices. We have the best
LIsH BkkAkrAsT, GUsP0WDEBs, IMPE-
RIALs, and JAPANe. Our TEAS are selected
With the greatest care. and each brand tested by
York. -'-s =
The very faiterine success thus far extended
as oHiy ttimuiatee TO greater sxertfon to please
THE HONG. $50 TIN street
feS-eop Opposite the Avenue House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

p. B.-lditors Of the above payers vii siesse
COPY and send their bills to the Potent nee. witt
. paper containing this pottce. Y y 3s.lavsw
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tSe morning train from the South. AFTER ceud-
bours In fruitlsss sttemp's t. re tch
WosAtng on, were compelled 10 put back when
v 1.-Two or three~ undrea yards Of the
Arsenal y baff-4he GovACurtin breaking her
rudder md being isaeiedA nv the ice which
wasjarbDed at that pointA The returned pas
ssnfers etfhenssopped here or went on by the
WasbinGton. Aiexaudria and 4eorgetown
rsilrosd. The s'eausfug Rsscne has been su b.
s'hut.d tor the Gov. Curtin. and with the
Katie Wee will make an tner attempt TO force
a psss age to washingtoa this evening, Ieav-
ine this city Al five o'clock"
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SADAho0 kVh BALE.
Sealed bids for the pure base OF tho coppered and
copper las tened steamer VIXEN OF About 2o0
tons tnnrthen, - she now. lies OF the Navy YARD
We.hipgtsn, ID O.. Will be received at the Coast
survey Omce until = m February Il. The
;n,p seener VIII show ths vessel to any one wish
The right 10 reserved OF refusing any or all
bids not considered TO the interest Of the Govern.
Bids should be addressed to ] Z. HILGARp,
ass,nsnt II hsrae, Coast Survey Once. Wash .
Ing on d. o.. and endorsed "Tor YiIen'
ORPHANy COURT Feb. II, 1881 .-DnrRIcr
~ on COLUMBIA, Wash, .!sroN COUNTY, To Wu:
Ip the case q John Pagan, sdministrator
ssorsssiS has. HitI the appreciation Of The Or.
phans, Court OF Washiueton County aforesaid, sD-
pointed Saturday, the ssh day q A.rch, isN. for
the nnsl settlemsnt end distribution Of the personal
state e ssid decsssed AID q the asset. n hand
s..v ne lane nsye pen coiisetsS and t1rnea inte
heirs Of said deceased are neti6sd e attend.
othsIvise 81 Law g sIolad.d from eli Isnsat II
said deceased . estate Provided copy Of this or.
der ,: published once week for three weeks IN the
Evening Star, DreSleus 70 the said day
Tsst-JAs. 2: e,BHIeNn:
10 12-lawsws Bsgigter Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-12

R0BBOMEO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
- BAL1IMoRR COUNTY. Mb.-Th. Spring ana
Summer Session opens February llth. Apply for
Rev. Z. O. wALDRON.
IT ---- Pikssvt1ls, Nd.
k'Ok BAL LEA splendid faotly carnage ~ =
y AOBb6s perfectly broken. and with IN
cut aiAult Aise q handsome light OAB,AA
BiAGE Aid HARNESS. nearly new. viii BE-
sS'S eh:a., nAps!y trLHAMIIa's stable. rear
7 Ier OF PROPOSALS or a NIseELL1.
- necus character receiy red at the Once Of the
9usrterneeter General for the week ending
Cspasin 8 p. Lee Alexandria. Va, offers to
pn!cbs0s 100 cords Of pine wood. At 81 Der cord
pure 100 new blouses and 30 new cavalry great