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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
NOMINATIONS,

The President has nominated tho following
Quartermasters u. S. A.:
To be Colonele-Maior Robert Allen. Major
}; donaldson. MAYOR d. H. Rucker.
no oe Lieutenant DEMONSTRATORS r. In.
gaiis. MAJOR }. y. McFerran, Captain r. O.
Tyler, Captain J. A. Ekin.
OF Gsptain-Amos S. KimbaII. s. B. LauGsr,
Gilbert y Smith, John c. " Furey.
u, Win the rank OF Major-John G. Chandler,
VII, myers, K N. Bachelor, Q. G.. Saw
%iie, >. }. Dana, James A. Potter, M. l. Lud-
With rank Of ColoneI-D. II. vin.on, Osborn
Cross, Ruius ingalls,, E. b. Rabbit, Il. E
With rank Of Lieutenant Colonel M. s. Mil.
Ter, A Montgomery. 5. Van Vliet L. A Eas.
ton. X. w. kirkbam.
NO. TO rank as Major.H: o. Ransom. ]. M.
EDDY, }: ID. bingham, Ii. q. Hodges.
To rank as Oaptain-N. :. Constable. w A.
wainwright, Thomas b. Hunt, T.. Il. Kirk.
TO rank as Lie tenant OooneI-S II lola
baird, q. H. Tompkins.
10 be Assistant Paymaster General, with the
rank OF Colonel-Daniel Mcclure.
10 De Deputy Paymaster Generals, with the
T Rnn OF Lieutenant Coionel-C. Ii. Fry, N. w.
To be Paymasters-E. d. Judd, ]. G. Dewey,
H. o. Brigham, Chas. H. Halsey, VIM Smith,
rell. J: W. Nicnole, Il. B. Reese. v. c. Hanna.
J. Nelson, T. H. Santos, ID. M Adams. O
y SpraRue, w. X. Gibson, J. W. Smith, P. p
r. Hall. Q. W Wingard. +. J. p. Candy, w
Is Rochester, q. w Candee, j. Z. BURBANK.
N. Fedder. J. 3. Walker, G.. Pomeroy. W. n
Johnston, p. M. McGrath, T.. H. Brooke
TO be Medical Storekeepers-Gso Wright.
G.. I. Beall. A. V. Cher bomber.
To be Chief Medical Purveyor, with rank NJ
Lirutenant Colonel-R. S. Satterlee
To be Assistant Medical Puryeyors, with
rank OF Lieutenant Colonel-Dr. &. McDou.
Sutherland. w.
To be Surgeons-Dr. G. Wagner, DIR. J.. p.
wright, Dr. y. q. Gray. DIR. w. G. Spencer
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TIE GovERNoRsB1p OF MARYLAsp-yes

IHE GovERNoRsRIP OF MARYLASD-Yes.
terday morning Lie utenaut Governor Cox. of
maryland, received a letter from Governor
Swami, in which the latter SAYS:
"Having informed you OF my purpose to re.
sign the position which i now hold as Gov YER
nor OF maryland on this day, now state, in
oroer that II may be comm u n icated to the Sen
ATE. to whom the announcement has been
made, mat do not feel at liberty to take this
important step without further time for DELHI
GRAFTON. shail comm NJ icate with the General
assembly at as early day as practicable upon
Annapolis was filled with politicians, office.
seekers, and persons VINO came down exDect.
ing 70 witness the Inauguration Of Governor
Cox. Ihere was great excitement and much
disappointment among the friends ana parti
sans OF both parties, and rumors Of all kinds
were prevalent. Quite q sensation was pro.
ouced by the announcement in Baltimore, and
1t Is nowstated that Gov. Swami will not res,gn.
put Will decline the u. 5. Senatorship to which
ne was recently elected, and will assign the
reasons for his action to the Legislature in a
day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

The WAsHINeToN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB
The representatives Of the press of dIffe rem,
cities located here met last night In the room
OF the House Committee on Banking and Our.
rency, and organized an association to be called
the " Washington Correspondence Club" L.
A. Georight was elected president, George W.
Adams nrst vice president J. Il. Mccullough
second vice president, Crosby s. Noyss secre.
tary. L. L. Crounse treasurer. W. B. Shaw,
w W. Warden. J. 3. Young. b. Il. Elliot,
and }. w. Fitch, were chosen As the executive
committee. The object Of the organization ID
stated TO be the cultivation OF fraternal feeling
among 1t. members, and the tahlish m e Mt and
maintenance OF reputation for the profession
which its inn uence demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
COVER NMENT SECURITIES.
AsHInoron, fssruA-y 81, l0W.
Jay COOKE & 20 furnish the folio wing QUE
ta,ions Of 0overnment securities:
FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson 4 90, quote Stocks ana
Bonds In home and foreign markets rs follows:
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-2d Board-U. >. 1871
coupon 6s, ll0k; DO, 2Vs, lux; u. 5. So
45h; Cumberland Coal Go. prsrd, 3lk; buick.
iiver Mining 90. 3Sx New York Central K. R.;
n3S; Ere Railway, sex: Hudson River X. r.
X, r.. 1G7K: Mich gan Southern and N. Indiana
II. X, IN; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Cen
t[sI X. r., ZIG; Cleveland ana Pittsburx r. X.
son; Cnlcago and North western R. r., 80;
do. preferred, 65X; CLEVELAND ana Toledo Re
X. III; Chicago and Rock Island r. R., 96 Y:
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. r,
VS. OHIO and Mississippi Cartincates, 25X;
LONDON, Feb. PIPER Gable. BONDS, T3x
Erie, SIX; ConsOls, 81; Illinois Central M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
THE TARIFF.

Mr.. Morrill, is zealously pushing the Tariff
bill in the House, but 1t has no earthly chance
of getting through this Congress. The House
Ways and Means Committee made two huu
dred ana seventy. i've amendments to the Sen .
ate bill, and Of these, barely nineteen had bee
considered up 10 p. m. to. day. When the fact
is considered that the session ends at noon of
Monday, the chances Of getting the bill through
the House at this rate of progress, in season for
the Senate to act upon it are dubious indeed.
The free.traderr, and those on the other hand
who fear reduction Of present duties on GER.
tain articles in which they are interested, seem
to have joined forces to defeat action upon the
new Tariff bill. Should it fail this session. Il
must 60 over until January next, as there in
no probability Of getting it up in the coming
short session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
nEPARTMINT OF TIE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
o,.A. WAsHIssTos, February 81, Is7.

On the petition Of ALEXAEDET j. GAikER,
Oh New York, n. T., PRAYING for the extsnsion u
spstsn srantsd = him the 2.th dsy OF May. isss.
LOT az imkr8vsment IN Spirit Leaps, for sevss
years from the exDtrst1on 81 soid Ietsnt OhioA
ts 3. Diaos on TIE isth day Of Hay, isS7:
a. ~ is ordered that the saia petition % heard &C
tie Patent on1os ON heessy, the 9Th DAY Of
nn,is. LII T. ~ clock n; and ell l<rsons are
have, Why said PETITION ought not 70 b granted
Persons opIosing the exten sioa are required 70
ME n the Pstent 0ncs th cir objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least tventy days before
the dsy Of bearing; all testimony nied by either
party 70 be used st the said bearing mast So taken
and 1snsniuet In accordance with the rules Of
ne once which WIN be furnished on application.
.peposluons And other lspsrs relied upon a. tee
umony must be eled u the o2cs twenty dsys Re-
iSre the Day OF bearing; the .rsunsats, II any,
ORDERED; Also, that this notice be published In
t1s Republican and the Estienai Intelliespcer
Meshineton, D. c.. and In the rt0es, New York
y. once . week for three Successive weeks; the
nrst OF said publications - be Ct least sxty dsxs
previous 10 the Asy Of hss.tng. -
-, Commiss1ener Of Patents.
Ps: 1ditors Of the above payers win please
. paper ssatstnins this notice. fs zT-iavsw
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Later from China, Japan, and the Yves
Indies-Progress Of abe Chinese Rebe

Later from China, Japan, and the West
Indies-fregress Of abe Chinese Rebel.
lion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81 Hong Kong ad vices
via lokahoma, to Jan. 18Th, have been re-
ceived
Pankow is threatened by the Neufe rebels
and the country people are ftockiug to Ora ven
Island. The people at Pankow are preparing
for the attack, having been reinforced by the
Imperial troops. The Viceroy OF Pekin is COL
leciing forces to march TO the province OF
Shepsbi, where the Mahom medan Neufe
rebels ha We taken possession Of the capital
The clipper Ariel has made a return voyage
hom London To Hong Kong in ~ days.
The United States frigats Shenandoah which
left Calculation China, is expected at Hong
Kong In a few days.
The Italian war steamer magenta, at Hong
Kong, has attracted much attention, being the
first representative OF the Italian nag ever in
the China and Japan seas.
There was great destruction to the rice fields
by floods near Perang,and thousands OF people
are suffering.
A fire &C Yeddo DESTROYED four miles of
houses in the commercial portion of the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

RsroRT was afloat at the Capitol o.day
that member Of the press had heard from q
friend that IN acquain lance Of his had been
told that member from Ohio had lea rned that
a Senator from Massach usetts had been in .
formed that General Grant had said that the
President had announced that he would sign
the Military Government bill. At last ac.
counts from the Capitol the newspaper men
were industriously engaged tracing the links
of the reDOrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27th.-Six houses be-
longing TO Pierce Buffers estate, the corner of
5th and Callowhill streets, were damaged by
fire this morning. The loss is about S3J,OOO; no
insurance on the buildings
PBILADkLPHI Feb, 27.-The extensive cot.
ton mill OF M. Blundin, in the 2tth Ward, was
burned this morning. 1t rs sured for sli5,OJO.
The following Baltimore companies are losers:
Phenix Company, si0,OOO; Citizens Comps
&IU.0On
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The TEMPERANCE C.nv.u,io,

HARRISBURG. PA, Feb 27-In the Tempe
rance Convention this morning, q resolution
was adopted calling on the medical profession
TO be careful in prescribing alcoholic drinks
Also, resolution urging the enacting Of a Ia W
to prevent the sale OF bitters Horace Greeley
was introduced, amid great applause, an
made lengthy and able speech, for which he
received q vote of thanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
CHAP SPRING GOODS

IO1 Bridge street Georeetswu, d q,
OAlicoes, Ia to rs, Merrimsc and epraGuss. 30
Su spring Delaiues, choice styles, very cheap;
siescaed naslins; a., l2l, 10. is; Ilrd vide a.,
70 james, Steam Mills, "a, - cts :bstes b. B.,
Mills, cheap; Brow Msslin, 10. ia11. Is; yard
VIC 90 ls sod 20 cents: Also, general assort-
You will buy cheap.
10 q i'm BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

THE TWENTY PER CENT. BILL.
II was stated this afternoon that the PresI.
dent received the bill granting the twenty Der
cent. increase to civil employees Of the Gov.
eminent about eleven O'Clock this morning,
and Immediately signed the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

80
commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land
once has just received returns from the Dis
trict Land at IoniA, Michigan, exhibiting an
aggregate disposal Of II $50 acres of the public
lands during the month Of Jan nary last The
larger portion Of the land was taken an under
the homestead law for actual settlement ana
CULTIVATION, the remainder located with agri.
cultural College Scrip, Military warrants and
eold for cash; the cash sales amounting TO
$I,655. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
The RECEPTIONS.
he White House
The Cabinet.

The ladies of the Executive Msnsiou, Mrs
Slower and Mrs Patterson. are At home every
Monaay-
The Cabinet
The ladies Of the family of Hon. q IT
Browning, Secretary OF the Interior, will rs.
ceive their friends on Wednesdays, at the resi-
dence of the Secretary. on the east side of
Montgomery street, Georg-town Heights
Secretary and Mrs. McCalloch have issued
cards for two receptions, the first to be held On
the evening of he 23d inst, and the second on
the I'd of March.
Mrs Postmaster General Randall will re-
eeive al her residence, No. iO7 New York ave-
nue., on wednesday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

TIE WEBB SrsTBRs.-Another crowded
house At Wallis Opera House LAST evening gave
evidence OF the high appreciation by the
Washington public, Of the capital acting Of
Ada and Emma Webb, who have Improved
immensely in the last fsw years. Ada IL with.
out any doubt destined to attain prominent
position a. . come ienne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Marine Disast-r-Bsgs.re Searching 70 be
Csnttuued IN ffancr-Finascial,& c.
Rv

MARINE D1sast-r-Bsggage Searching - be
Csntiuued in ffancr-Finaucial,& c
iBy OaoIe % Associated Press
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Observation-Disclosures
has been received here to the effect that the
Bark lrma. Capt Cumming ., from al weston
D.c.mber 18Th. for Liverpool. arrived ut Fay.
all lesky and other wise d-maged.
PARIS, FEB. 27.-The efforts of the Americ an
lesation herr 10 procure rem isson OF baxs xge
eesrch during the continuance Of the Paris
Exposition have failed. TIE French Govern-
ment has fhciaIly announced that IL will not
intrrmii the search OF foreign bAsg age ARR wing
In France.
LoSpoH, Feb. s7-Neou. 81; Erie,
3k Illinois, TX; Bonds. 738.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-Noon.-Tbe cotton
market Is dull aud inactive. The sales this
morning have been trining. The total sales Of
the day are estimated at 1900 bales. NIddIing
uplands are quoted at14Xd. Tsllov, as. Cd.
LoNDoN, Feb. 27-Eveuing.-Cons soils, qI,
Ere, 36&; ILLINOIS Central, 76x; u. 5. 5-20's,
f3K.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-Eveuine-T cotton
market has been q little more active tod Az
Sales 70 day a0O0 bales Prices remain un-
changed. Middling Orleans I3kd MiddI,ng
upiands, 3k. Brtadstuffs market generally
dull. Corn, as. The market for provisions
is unchanged. Lard, 5os-3d. Linseed OIL, ass
Iron, 53s Cd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
PUBLIC LANDS FOR A WAGON ROAD

n HUAU.
Inc commissioner OF the General Land or.
nee has just transmitted to Governor Fair.
child Of Wisconsin certified TRANSCRIPTS OF
approved lists containing IS, 400 acres of land
enuring 70 the State OF Wisconsin under the
act OF 80 March, 1862 granting land to n ichi i
gan and Wisconsin TO aid in the construction
OF military wagon road. Twenty cont,n.
ueus miles OF road have been completed in the
STATE Of Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE COAST SURVEY
Professor Benjamin PIERCE. Of Cambridge
University. has been appointed Superintsn.
dent Of the United States Coast SURVEY. in
place of Professor A. d. Bache, deceased.
Professor Peirce IL one Of the fret Mathema ti-
clans in the world. The oath OF once was ad !.
min istered to him this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

THS NATIONAL PARK-In the Senate, YES.
terday afternoon, on motion OF Mr.. Poland,
an amendment 70 the army bill was adopted,
'sppropriating sa.5Oo for the survey OF Ma.
ional Park ut Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

NAVAL ORDRRs-Paymasts De +. Barton
has been detached froIa the Swatara, and or.
dsred to settle his accounts. Past Assistant
Paynas,er Robert ". Allen has been ordered
To the SWatASa.i oil 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

INTERNAL RIvBHUB.-Ther receipts from this
source to-day were eS37, o5A5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

rSSVxfo 81 tns Military Government. bin
xas not sent in to-day a. Wa generally expect.
ed. 1t 10 looked for on tomorrow.
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HALL"
bEcoRArBD CHINA DIaHpR, TIA AID
J. ". 16f1LIE & BIO.
Uouee Buralshers,
$50 3etsseett aall.
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~The bewitching Webb Sisters are nlliue
wars Dpsfs Aosss nightly to ovsrlowine
Last hftht It was Almost impossible to obtain
ssapdils tsen there. ssats should b Engaged
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TWO MORE OF THOSE PARLOR oRNs
l. PIANOS. for $500 each; beautiful--
rosewood seven octaves, iron frame and ~
warranted, John r ELtTa MN
70 "a 1t 3Oo pa svsrn.
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To ADyERrIHER0.

The following - the oh1caal showing OF the
circulation OF the daily papers of this city
competing for the Government advertising
nnoer the recent ast Of Congress directing saeh
shvsrtrsfDg To be made In the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the iarxes
circulation
CkrsRtcle ............5.H6
fnf>ii' osncev.... $50
The returns Of advertising by the city papers
or the quarter ending December 81, rsss, Is
taken from the books Of the Internal Rsyenue
Once. are as foilows:
bFkSiNe STAk..................Sl3
fNeNsg,"CcI.s.sss. o.l0s
kepsbiicon Observation-Disclosures. 536
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@ ''''''''. M. "a
TRAvELRRy
IN WAIT OF TRUNKS THAT WILL STAND
RAILROAD USAGE,
Should purchase
TRUNKS, vALIsIs,
LADIIs' AND MEH's sArCHFbs
TRAVELLING BAGS, TO-, &C..
JAAES 9. TOPRAM co.,
~SOOVr
sRV1HrH STREET,
EAST SIDE, ONE DOOR ABOVE ODD EEL
Lows HALL.
Trunks, &C., promptly and thorou shiy repaired
fe INST
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)RoPOsALs roe OARrAoR.
lust RlrURkEp FROM rRI MORTIMER
y 4ARKBTe,
Where have selected chesD lire Of

DRY GOODS,
consisting IN part Of yard vide Shaker Flannel,
best Quality, worth 81. an. selling for Ga cents;
all WOOL, Flannel 8 cents; Table Linens, IS and
pretty styles eents nice styles Balncrai Skirts
u -; good quality Alpaca % oents, Linen Tow
and brown C6fToHs, WHICH an .s III ~ from
ave 30 ten Der cent cheaper than can be bousht
apyw here else have 10 old stock. what I
have 10 new and just received. All psrsens hsv-
ing Dry Goods 70 bay can save at least ten per
cent By calling at
BMoRY BAxfERy.
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MI UsIC AL NOT ZOE.

MI sICAL NOT ZOE.
As Ishan move my entire stock In few days IN
order TO have built on the present site a new Pr
ans and Music Warehouse, i beg Of ell persons
Indebted to me 20 please settle their accounts M
cash or notes, between this and the xth OF Arch
JOHN y. BILLS,
te 81 300 Pepbsyivanta avenue.
PRoPosALs FoR oARrAas.
froposals will BE- received until ,. m. on the
9Th Of March, 1851, 81 the 06se Of the washing
ton Gas Light COMPANY, No. 412 Tenth street,
for OaI tase from April 1, 1857. TO April I, 1853
The right 70 reject any and all bids that may be
application 70 OdAS B. BAILBY,
lie 70 otmerS Secretary.