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SCRRATT,

The steamer Swatara, with Surratt. the con
spirator. on board. is expected to arrive here
about the latter part Of the month; bu, should
The ice continue in the river, she will probably
stop before reaching the Potomac and COM
nunicate with the Navy Department. Com.
mander Jeffries, Of the Swatara, was directed
BY Admiral Goldsborough to proceed immedi
ateiy to the Washington navy yard and await
orders from the De partment
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Speaker Colfax.
A PROTRACTED SESSION

BY reference to our report Of proceedings in
the House Of Representatives last night, it will
be seen that they had lively time over Mr.
Boutwelfs bill to exclude persons identified
with the rebellion from practising before the
United States courts; and that the struggle was
kept rp all night and nntI half past O'Clock
this morning. The opposition to ths ball finally
succeeded in carrying their point OF gaining
time for debate, being allowed an hour to -day-
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ABUSE OF THE yRANKyNc pprvr,rcp

ABUSE OF THE PRANKING PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced in the Senate to.
day bill to prevent abuses OF the fran king
privilege. Is provides that 1t shall not be
lawful for any officer OF the Government or
other person entitled by law to exercise the
ranking privilege TO exercise toe privilege
otherwise than by his written autograph The
head Of each Executive Departmen nj is author.
lied TO appoint one franking clerk
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CLERKS WHO HAVE BEEN DISABLED IN
THE SERVICE -'

The employees in the various Departments
OF the Government who have been perma-
nenuy Injured aud disabled by wounds re-
ceived An the service during the rebellion, will
shortly petition Congress to nx by law the
tenure OF ONCE held by them, to continue
during good behavior A meeting will be held
N . few days, and the petition presented ),
Congress- 81.
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OIL FOR LIGHT UQESES.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
awarded the contract for furnishing seventy. =
I'VE thousand gallons OF Oil to supply the
Light Houses during the present year. About
nfteen bids were received sAd opened
BY the Light House Board. The lowest bid
heing that Of the Manhattan OIL Company, of
New York. the contract was awarded TO them
at l23, l2ak, "a and .27x per gallon for the
for that needed on the Lakes, and on FOR tn n
needed on the Pacific coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

SUPREME COURT IN GENERAL TRnn.-This
court mas before IL an appeal and motion TO
SCI ASIDE an Injunction granted in August last
ease or L.. Whitney agt- John b. Frisbie. The
Injunction granted was TO restrain the latter
from accepting Government patent for the
Rancho, on which Is situated the city Of Be.
pecia, the town OF Vallejo, the u s. navy.
yard on Mare Island. and the depot OF the Pa
enc Steamship Company. It is claimed that
1865 disposed Of 1t to the defendant, who is his
son. law The complainant entered this
, ,sno IN Oct1ner' isS2; and after making i'm.
with the law to entitle him to q patent. By
the act OF March Sd, 1859, Congress interfered
IN behalf OF the bona flde purchasers under
enter the laad At Sl25 per acre; and that ali
claims, with proof should be presented to
the ReGister and Receiver in twelve months
These efacers took the proof ana decided in
reversed BY the Commissioner Of the Land
Omce, on the ground that the settlers had OBJ.
tanned q valid title previous 70 the passage Of
tne act The case was taken on appeal TO the
secretary OF the Interior, Who referred the
legal questions to the ATTORNEY General, who
advised rthat no vested interest II obtained
unit Inc settler has taken all the legal steps
tSis opinion The Sscress s 1i re.
versea the decision OF the Land Office, and 1t
WAS alleged that q patent was about 10 be
issasd 70 frisele, Judge Wylis decided that
choate right to the property in uesiiou. which
he had acq CURED anterior 70 che passage OF the
sct Of Cosesss. OF, MsrchI :. aeea, under which
granted 70 him by the Government; ana that
the decision Of the Commissioners Of tie Land
ONCE in favor OF the SETTLERS, which was 70.
versed BY the Secretary ofthe Interior, on the
advise OF the. Attorney General was clearly
correct" .us7er 4S
Messrs. Staston & Walker and Coombs an.
peared Tor the Complainant, and, Msssfs,
Montgomery NC Blair, =. Dick and BRdiey, 81,
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LAND pATvEFa

The Commissioner OF the General Land or
fice has just transmitted to the register of IN.
land ONCE At San Francisco, Cal. fortv.thr.e
patents for lots in the town Of Petal a. under
the acts Of Congress Of 1864 and 1865 for deiiy
cry 10 the grantees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

AN USroRTUHATE YOUNG LADy.-Miss lar
rett of New Jersey. has had perseverins run
OF I'll luck. In 1858 she dislocated her knee: IN
1863 a careless man punched ont her RICH; eve
with an umbrella; in December, is6S, che Wa
run over oy sleigh and badly injured. A
fortnight ago her pocke WAS bic ked of $50 a.
a Brooklyn ferryboat Going back 70 hunt Tn.
money, crowd Of skylarking boys accident
ally Knocked her down. dislocating her nip and
breaking a rib.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

COMMUNICATING the appointments con.
nrned by the Senate Yesterday were those of
Joseph 5. Wilson, ID. c., Commissioner of the
Land once; Robert s. Chiltsn, Commissioner
OF Emigration; and +. A. Barnard, Commits
sioner OF the United States to the Exposition
at Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

SENeIBLK MovRMENT.-The Indiana Leg
lslatpre has before d bill 90 mage aooitiug''
from either house by any member when q
question Is before d, misdemeanor punish
able with one thousand dollars nne. This is
a very sensible measure. Representatives are
not elected for the purpose ofrunning away 90
prevent legislation when they happen to BE- IN
amnority. But the bill is likely 20 be de-
feafed by ''boit" IT the democratic Senators
to prevent its passaaA
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Newspaper Change,

RICHMOND, Jan. %. The Examiner An =.
nounces that Messrs. Kelly and Branch. of
Petersburg, have purchased an interest In the
paper. l.. D. Washington, present editor, re.
tires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

PERsoNAL-Hon. VIM. A. Darling has re-
turned to Washington from New York where
he was called by illness in his family.
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THE RECEPTIONS.
ThewhiSe Hsuse

Tne ladies OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs.
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, At home every
Monday, commencing on the 1ath instant.
The President will hold three iey wees, the
-hrst on the 18th instant, the second on the 9TH
of February, and the third on the 22d of Feb
ruary. on each occasion between the hours of
and II p. m. -.s ... ......
..e ...- The CaSaaet.
The ladies OF the family OF Hon o. H.
Browning. Secretary OF the Interior, will
receive their friends Ola w ednesdays, at the
residence of the Secretary, on the east side of
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights
The ladies OF Secretary McCulloeh's family
Will receive rs usual on Wednesdays Resi- :.
dence 80 H street, between CONNECTICUT ave.
nue. and Eth street
Speaker Colfax
Speaker COLLARS public receipt ions will
commence on Thursday evening, the 10th
inst. and continue every Thursday evening
during the session OF Congress, from sx TO II
O'Clock.
The receptions Of Mrs. and Miss Matthew s,
the Speakers mother and sister, for ladies
and gentlemen accomp anying them, COM
nence on Wednesday. the 10th inst, and con
tinue every Wednesday afternoon thereafter
from 1 to O'Clock.
... .General Grants r-..
receptions (eards) will be held by GenI Grant
and lady on Wednesdays, the ed in tant and
9Th proximo, in the evening. At home every
Saturday from 10 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

NAVAL ORDER.
Lieut. Commander X. J. Cromwell has been
ordered to the Naval Academy at Auuapolts
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INTERNAL RKvKNUH-Ths receipts from this
source too day were S4i6,745.3s
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CONSCIENCE MONEY.

CONSCIENCE MONEY
treasurer Spinner has received q communi.
cation from Rev. Father WesterhOlt, q Oath
Ollie priest Of Dephos, Allen county, Ohio, en-
CLOSING q draft for 425, received by him
through the confessional, from a party who
had received the same from the Government
by mistake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

FOX HrnrIsG.-ThIs fAvorite sport OF old
Virginia 10 being revived in this part Of the
state 4 short time since Msssrs. J. L. cad
John W. Ru cell, OF Clark county, John G.
Zoe, OF Winchester, and Elias Purcell, OF tbs
county, had fox hunt For two DAYS the
party hunted IN CLARK. denning SIX foxes. On
the third day they hunted in Frederick. cap
turing and scaiptnG eight foxes. Thu iast A.
considered one OF the beat days fox hunting
ever known In yireinia--W,nehesterN ,ps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

kCLIrsEs IL 1s67.-TnePe Will be four eclipsss
an the present year-two Of the sun and two OF
tne ncon-out no remarkable phenomena An
annalar eclipse Of the sun, March 8, win be
ever, in Europe, Asia, and Africa AT Green.
wen the time OF its occurrence Is eight o CLOCK
eno seventeen minutes in the morning The
otnSr eclipse OF the sun, August g, will be
tota, Dat not visible in the Y nfted States or in
Europe. The South Americans will have a
y,ew OF IT. A partial eclipse Of the moon,
MaTen ~, may be Witnessed from all parts Of
the United States La New York city and
STATE the time Of its. beginnine will be about
20 In the morning. and IL will end at about
han- past ave O'Clock. In California aud Ore
eoh ~ WIZ begin In the evening OF the 18th. A
partial eclipse Of the moon, FRIDAY eyeniu1.
SeptembeT ID, VIII Be visible 10 parts Of the
United States, though its beginning viii not Oe
generally seen. Al places west Of Boston the
moon VIII NEE more or less eclipsed. From
the Paeiae STATES this eclipse will not be seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

CRUEL TREATMENT OF PRISONERS IN MAS.
sAcHUsHrre.-The proposition Of the wardeps
OF the Massachusetts prisons TO subject the
prisoners 70 course Of lectures on apoliticai
science" excites considerable opposition on
the ground OF Its alleged excessive cruelty IL
il said 70 Be worse than the Southern system
of foEging conyicts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

~Ar'emas Ward is guilty of the ungailant
remark thata Ladies' Sewing Circle is the on .
ly substitute for daily newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

S0A New correspondent says that Burke.
toe policemau. who ehot the Massach ssetts
widow who Jiltec him and Thea shos hims-l 4
Vas one OF tbs haest fellows on the police force
He was Ardeutiy attached 70 the Woman and
she pretended 70 return his attachment Her
letters 20 BURKE found in he Possession show
this. and also show that she had drawn from
him ali his money And had involved al N
deeply. When he Was cow inced that che vas
peoytne him false. In q moment OF dee perAtson
be fashed into her presence and took her life
and his own at the same time.
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p 1893 B EDU ED

p RICBs BEDu Old.
We offer large stock Of Winter Dr.s, {; ood..
ehswls, BIsnksts. Tlannsls, Bsim>raI etirtin :.
Domestic Cotton Goods. Prints. White Goods and
Linen Goods. ct 11DUoID P1IOls for essh.
- PA1Is KID GLOVE DEPOT,
An immense stock Of che most Dsiular mskss.
Ladies' Gloves, o.; Gsntlsnsns'. sax.
Is e. JOS. J. NAY CO..
3oe Psnnsyl vsnia sysnue.
e2 1uI - between 9Th and losh cts
I ler OF, PROPOSALS OF q MAC FLL1.
- - neoes chsfaetsr received ct the once OF the
s:rss ,sss General Tor the week ending jan
,os r Lee Ais1anssis Va. ensrs % p.rchas.
Nat e g. 81 3 dsS.s
"a. ..:S 0!:I a. s:. J HG5t s sr' fer
ncon,, e. G ,S M;:ai.sses D. o.. offers
;s s. ;sss q :s'!. A o ,.,.
y S;'':'i s.: sii:
T'HIs 70 70 CIV N0TICE, That the o,boori.
xsGassoa sosnE. 9 .: Dsssics q oS SsSsscs
s:s':ss3; An zero" lsyins slsssss aSs,s:;;
8: Via s. voucher. $3.50 e IS g sIess
nss; g 9: sssoss &c s ' day ef !uiy nss!;
bsss6i sfSSs sd sStsss. -. = eA'''o'a non :"
Given undsf ny kasA Ais slst DAY. of J,iy.
'Gs....f..A AkH J: BRAXrOh,
.A1SoNSWr. ----- go 80 0xecutrix.
RAsI .BALLEBs vaIl 40 vsI e. call 4 &.
d1Rs ays f:Dn ssois: G
SkArEs sxArIsl II 5 sKArIsil-,
eSsss rsesitsdsss fsn sSsortnsnt, Tor L.d,a..
Gentsmsn. and Boys, at -sS sset = = 81 {. ~
OhR. RUPPERTU FANCY RAzaau
"UW Ne. s29 yth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

CRIMINAL COURT. Judge FTsher-Yesterday
IN the eases OF David Moore. Joseph p. Gioetz.
back, Peter Sweitzer. and Frederick StahI i'm
dicted for a nuisance, nolle pros. was en-
tered.
Kate Simmons, convicted of keeping a disor-
DERBY house, was sentenced to iail for thirty
days.
Judge Wylie.-Francis Harrison. convicted OF
manslaughter in killing his wife, was sen.
fenced to fve years in the penitentiary
This msrning the petit jury was DISCHARGED
until The first Monday (4th) In February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

~ HOTICE-A Regular n eet.ne Of IN. m
u3 PUBLiCAE AssOCiATf0H viii iii BE- held
on WEDNESDAY HvEN LII G., the 13d inst !. AZ ~.
O'Clock % Union League Hall 4s1 9th street.. No
distinction ma, g. whatever. on account Of race,
color. religion, TO become members OF this a. '
ISOLATION A good Dsral character and Q desire 10
advance the esnss 81 humanity and freedom the
only nseeseaIy requisites; Persons wishing to Join
the association can come 10 person or add ress
IL A. q. HALL. Secratarv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

- From Philip Il Solonons, 332 Pennsyi-
vanis avenu we have a specimen number OF
the London Society Magazine, reprinted In ad.
nirasle style BY Hurd x Hou ghton, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

WALLS OPERA HousR-To-night,t the fine
comedy Of "fio0,sco' viii be given for the
last time, Its representation last evening was
very satisfactory, and the capital acting OF
Mortimer, Lawlor, Hale, and Miss Jordan
ELECTED enthusiastic appiausa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

POLICE RRPoRTs-The returns from tn,
precincts to-day exhibit 81 arrests in the Dis
trict. The fines amount to SlQ1 60
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.H n SRARRIRLn,s

20 TO JOSEPH II. sRAIIIELDy,
2l6 Pennsyivania avenue, bet iath and Inn a.. .
And give youf orders for Parties. weddins
Receptions, etc. for all kinds Of CONNECTIONS
AnI, ICE On1 Ame, etc. % a 81
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h BASE BALL
AND SKAfORIAL HEAD QUA RTRRa

Dealer In Imported Cigars. Also. the following
brands OF Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Pun,
Robert Burma, &c. I also keep ane Assortment o.
Tobecco, MesrsohAu0 and Briar W God Pipes, aad
Fancy Articles.
large assortment Of the sasst snd be-,
SKATES. de rs In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

hfrkVrkiATION fOB SCHOOLS FOR COLORRD
adopted resoiu ten appropriatins the s1m 81
Sso,vo, 10 be paid 10 the Baltimore Assoc iation
Tor the Moral and Intellectual IMPROVEMENT
Of the Colored People, which moneyis 10 be
USED Tor the establishment and support of
SCHOOLS. IN whieh children Of colored parents
VIII be edueatsa. The measure WA heartily
approved by all the members Of beth
Bfanehes, excepting one, a. being one OF sheer
justice 70 class that pre- viously had con trim ,
tee largely 70 the city treasury, without re.
ceivjng any recompense in the way OF ed uca-
tIon IL only needs the signature OF the Mayor
fooe |" ---6ashnors Ameriean Of today.
SSpeaktng Of the lee bloc kade at Freder.
Icksourg-the arrangements OF the mails &c =,
the Frederic - burg Herald, says the best sue.
Sesuon u can oAer TO the people Of the old burg
as Akin to that Eiven by Parson Baich to his
servants in Fapqu,ef, during famous snow,
storm;-Let ms AL 60 70 bed and sleep till the
freeze in the Potomac II over" ~ -
~An oil company ia Tennessee bas ,,vs,
up searching for petroleum, N IL has struck
paying vein OF sah water. a" " = .
ga Western justice lately horrlnsd q bri.
dal couple whom he was about to mite nv
coming to the house on q hearse. 80
s0The freedmen In Richmond are reportsA
unwilling to work by contract next ven.
They don hike contracted wages. I,di -
o0Bishop Green, or Mississippi. has issued
aspastoral Iettsr, enjoining the duty OF In.
stracting freedmen In duties of citizenship
.1ENsw York tnieves are becoming o.. az
pert that they can unbutton the coats OF Their
victims and rob them without detection. ~
.s~A dinner was given hear PARIS the other
DAY. of which the 1principal dishes were
shark. horse, dog and rats.A y
~An oil dealer ~ Springfield. Ohio, has
failed for 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

~Mr. Y. W. Oomlies, who resides near
Wabash, Indiana while putting mp bis hors..
q few days ago, banded his wife q pacxAx-
containing ei,sU0 TO take N the house. Al tn (.
time she was gathering chips, and had an arm :
ful. The money was laid on the chip. in s.r
Arm. Just as she reached the door, her chiia
who wss sick and wss crying prteeusIy, at
Gacted her Immediate atteatioo, and in her
hurry 20 attend the child. forgot the mosey
and threw the chips on The 6rr with the m oney
Her attention was 90 engrossed with tue sack
child that the loss wae not discoyered until .
O'Clock q the evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

QUITE number OF the Banks are going into
liquidation to-day: snow.banks we mean,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING.

PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and 18th street.
(Entraaoe On Esw York avenue,
Dealers In fine FAMILY oR0oERIRs, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIBs, &C. &C,
would respectfully notify their friends sal IN.
public that they have Just opened their Hsv ors
sery Store, whore cen be obtained aay article usu
ally kept in hrst elsss 0ressry. Without Ct
tempting 70 snunsrsfe our large, fresh ana veil
selected stock, cordially invite the public 70
szsDine our stsre and stock. believing We shall
not fail to give entire sstisfActon to all who mar
favor 10 with their patronAss.
W. cell especial attention 70 our assortment Of
TEAS and 0oTTEBs, which have been selscssd
With great care for purity. Dealers viii hsA
hne assorsnent 70 select from, and our prices 20
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
jansm LOB ...
lust REOEIVHb,
Another large and fine assortment Of
T1INCH AED AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY
CANDIES. MALAGA GRAPHS. etc..
At J0eEPH Il. sHAFFIRLDS
24S PenaUlyanis avenue.
OBJ ssAaDIrs.
Aotsdiluvisn. (yesr unknewnD
A,sKs seiinstts, :. 1853
a.: Dapay Co.. vintage 1879
And .sriSus Other brs,ds. 10 .ss4 and sl....
3s6 Pennsyivenie avenue,
hH.eost betveea 18th and 18th streets.
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fxxHcH LADY, PHYSICIANS we learn ira.
the Loadoa Laacet thsts yosse LADY in Psr,s,
ne,sse honorssly passed Der too enanisa
,ions IN the mixed sciences, has been uthorizso
~ the Minister OF Public instrucIlon 70 10
tarouGna preparatory course Of medicine A
Algers, a. her medtcal attendance might De
ofGreat service 20 the Arsb pop lation Ana
through her the boon OF medical science mlrst
penetrAte the tent And harem OF the Arab
where 10 male doctor could ever be admitled
Lately seotber lady has passed her exam "a
20 oHsr herself ~ candidate for sa am inatisn
NJ Paris for ne degree OF Doctor OF Medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

G. B o q = = = 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

3. 4 .ss o. y H asTf; ;;S;3'f ooa
Cnisn tine Il: reeoistion adopted Ct the last
TIE ssnaratior Of the 0rsnS Rsysi Arch ChsSssS
o. 1ely and the District Of Columbis viii BE- tSSe
are resIsctfuliy requested 70 Be- present.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANoIAL.

New York, May 25-Noon.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat dull
and dropping. Corn quiet, without
decided change. Cotton quiet-mid
ding uplands 27. Gold 81. Ster-
ling GO days 97S; sight 1O15.
Z P. M.-Cotton market firm; sales
927 bales. Flour and wheat very dull.
Corn unchanged. Pork closed heavy.
CHARLESTON, May 25.-Cotton quiet
and sales of 160 middling 25.
MOBILE, May 25.-Sales of $50
bales accommodating %. Receipts
56 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 25.-Cotton quiet
and steady, with sales of 200 bales
middings "a. Receipts 21O bales.
AUGUSTA, May 25.-Market dull;
sales 81 bales-middlings 23LI; prices
irregular. Receipts 81 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-Noon.-Cot-
ton frm-uplands IL; Orleans III.
Corn advanced quoted at 80 shil-
lings 3 pence,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-26
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