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THE INCOME TAX,

some OF the northern papers are still engaged
In discussing the income tax. The opponents
OF the present Law do not urge its repeal. but
advocate higher limit Of exemption, arguing
that the man with 5000 a year, paying sl2O
tex, has $3.50 left for hi1 other expenses, and
does not make any sacrifice; while the deduc-
ton from salary CT $500 or 3 ,GOJ per annum
IL q great severity, as he who Is called upon to
pay II earns no more than Is actually nsces
sary for the comfort OF his family, and i.
ooilged TO pursue a system O. rigid econ.
omy to pay bis expenses and keep out
OF debt The proposed Limitation OF 81 Oh will
probably satisfy those who take this view o.,
the case 1t Is charged upon those who favor
the higher limit, that their arguments smack
OF agrarianism. This is hardly fair. The poor
man pays enough in the shape OF taxes ind,
rectly, and II be Ia burdened beyond his means
VIII finally himself become an expense to the
Government instead of contributing to Its sun.
port Ii certainly does not seem Just that an
income dependent on continued mental effor,
or PHYSICAL labor, and likely to cease altogether
through sickness or other causes. should he A.
heavily taxed as one derived from money
capital.
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THE MARYLAND CONTESTED ELECTION

On Tuesday evening, in Baltimore, J. J.
Stewart, Esq, appeared before Judge Bond to
oner testimony TO contest the election of Col
Phelps as member of ConEres. from the third
congressional district OF Maryland. Colonel
Phelps rled an exception to Judge Bones
taxing the testimony in this case, As, on ae-
count OF tie peculiar relations In which MS
Honor stood to the respective contestants and
TO the incidents of the election, having, as
Judge of the criminal court, committed to Iai,
the police commissioners appointed BY Coy
ernor Swami, there might be perceived an I'M
propriety in his consenting to receive the ties.
umony, and that he would, to some extent, bs
aching as Judge in his own case. Judge Bond
yesterday notified Dir. Stewart of his Inability
10 take the testimony, Oh account OF other
pressing official business. Mr. Stewart will
now be Recessitated TO apply to the Fortieth
Congress for an extension OF the time req uired
for the contesting of Col. Phelps seat, aad
under the act Of Congress the testimony may
be taken before Uated States judge, a coun.
seIior or judge of any State court. or mayor, if
resident within the congressional district
When no such OH Ger resides in the district the
evidence may be taken before two justices OF
TIE peace. The evidence On the part of Col
Phelps will be taken before Hon. Judge Giles
on the 18th instant
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ALEXANDRIA AND NIcIaIrY.-Frem the A.
exandrIa psprre OF yesteTdar aiternoou We
coilate the lfowine-
n the case Of the Washington, Alexanaua
and GeorRetewh Railroad Company. va Sc
Nens and Pheips, Lessees, Judge Meredith, of
Richmond, has granted supercedeas. rus
sion OF that part OF the road. which lies IN
virginia, and supercedes the decree Of udre
Thomas. The Lessees are required 20 give
oohd IN the sum OF SSV.eOO winch. u as statsd,
tney are prepared ID faraish ImmediateIy
The spirit OF conpe tition between the sn.lI
FERRIES AZ the break In the Long Bridge, on ue
line OF the W. Il A. railroad. surpasses aly
ming OF the sort yet seen. The bids for IA
uohage are being put so long aud strong tIAt
travellers are often puzzled how 10 act, son,
being on the point of taxing both lines
In the Oily Councils last night Comns-
sloners Tor holding the approa ching m unicDal
election Were appointed. A resolution SIS
penoing the collection of taxes on csrt.u
property occupied during the war by Fee
rai authority, and Tor which no rent was -
ceived, was passed.
young woman by the name OF Fanny su
lfcks was very badly cut aoout the head LAST
night, by young man named John Krons
an employees AZ the Government Wood Ya'd
Inc cause OF the trouble Is said 70 have been
whisky.
On Monday last william T.. Lee was CON.
pissioned justice OF the pracs In District 10
OF anian county in place Of William H.
A horse was Stolen a day or so since fr.u
tne stable OF MT. Frazier, Of Fairfsx. q short
distance from this city. reward of sl0 as
been offered for his recapture
correspondent OF the Alexandria Cast,
dominates for Governor OF Virginia. Juegs
Henry w. Thomas, of Fairfax Co, who as
been member of both Houses of the Legs A.
ture, Auditor OF the State, Judge of the Court
OF meditation. and now Judge OF Circuit
warrant was issued by Justice NJ oore yes
terday, for the arrest of colored man NAM
stanton, for assaulting and beating Mary, MS
WIFE, IN a merciless manner. IN a fit of ieal
ousy.
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Assaiss On 6esssesswp.

IHs Anti, n EGRo SsFFRAex CosyHxrtN~
-hOmfnatonSJeyk Mayor aad COunoiI -rb- A.,
egats elected ny the ward m--ung OF yot.,.
opposed To neers sp ffsge, To nomin !. a en-
oloate for the Mayesslty, and q ticket for C1n-
mon COUNCIL assembled last night at I,sa,,.
ho.ei. keportsrs for the prrss were ercIudsa
arg We are indebted 10 one of The uomIn.s,
fof TIE following report OF the preceedint,'
The orgsni.ation was perfected BY eiecusg
Frames Wheatley, Fac, president and
carrier Marbury secretary. The vote vas tax. n
for candldate for May OF, which res ulted "A
the nominaion OF II, Addison, ESQ, the D p.
cent incumbent, by the following vote. for n
Addison. ~; j. q. Hseston, Q: james 3oddArs
3; X. X Crswford. y. The folio wing tan "A
.gentiemsn weIe dominated Tor Ihe Csmm,n
Councii: John M. Stake, r. B. Rarrrtl q
Davidson, w m. CIabaugh, Geo. Waters, nv
Jones, j. j. Kane, Jas. Goddard, Esau y ics
rel, VIM. N, Rohrer. David Edes.
The Ice MovISG--rhis N orniug the ios te .
gan to move sio wly awsy from before ns
wharves, aud the rivermen were eelichRd
with ANEW Of the surface OF The river. Th,r.
10 no current In the liver, and the ice fio.ls
away without danger to the property on ne
wbarves. p. .s. :
FLOUR AND GRAIN MAGKEr.-Tbere are No
arrivals Of importance day, and sales n
Hour were tn sn AT lots 10 the city trade. 80
change OF the price lists. No sales OF grain -
Ported, and prices nominally as last quoed
In the Star. ~.
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SECOND lD|lp(y,n
o'cLock P. N. {
GOVERNMENT INEQUALITIES.
WARRINGTON, February Il, 1857.
Jay Cooke 10 furnish the folio wing no.
tations Of Government securities
FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson o., qaote Stocks ana
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows !:
NEW YORK. Frb. list Board-U 5. reg.
istered. 1881, losa; DO, Coupons, 100 4; s-aO's,
lO1Ai l1.l0s 9, Registered, 81: do coupons, f0i 4:
7.3s, D6: Ohio and Mississippi Certincatee
2s&i Canton: ASH; Cnmberland, IS: QuIcksu.
yer, AK; Mariposa, TO- New York Central,
1Ol; Ere, IN; do. prefer'd, 20: Hudson. les !:
Reading, l0ax; Michigan Ccatral, los; Mich
igan Southern, 13x; Illinois Oentrai, us =;
Cleveland and Pi'tsburs. 81; CieveIand and
Toledo. 119; ROCK. Island. 95k: North ives.
tern, 3.x, do. preferred, $50; Fort Wayne
S3& Chicago and ALTON, -, Alton and Ter.
7, Haute, =; Toledo and Wabash -; w. u.
feiegrapn. Boston Water Power. Pa.
cifc Mail. =; Atlantic Mail, :. Gold, 30
D. m, T31 AZ =
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INDIAN TREATIES

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs yes,er
day held a lengthy inter. lev with the deieea
ton OF Kaw Indians. and the treaty pro viding
for their removal from Kansas INTO Indian
Territory was consummated. To-day inter.
views were held with the delegations from
the Sau and Fox tribes, and it Is thought a
similar treaty will be entered into by them TO.
morrow. The Kaw delegation left for their
home this morning So
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0EJOBEPH n. SHAFFIRLD.
W. FhkNOH CONF EOTIONERY
LADl1B ICE CREAM 4 DINING SALOON

2S6 Penn. Ave.. bet. 18th and 18Th sts
weddings. Dinner or supper PARTIES 50 ppiisd At
sa9lt notice with novelties In Pyramids fsncy
sakes, and Coafectioneries, Jeiiiss WeiIiaa
Hskce, btst quality. Table Ornamepts Salads
Ice cream, Water Ice. Roman Punch, Boned Tur
Key, plain Escoloped Oy sters, Boned Turkey in
Jelly, charlotte 6e sse, etc, etc 80
Attendants also will be sent to attend 10 all de-.
taii, Of arrangements. Bouquets Wreaths. And
fell In JOSEPH Il. sHArFIELp.
TTHE REy: DIR sA MsON, PRESIDENT
sgoLuMBlAN OOLLEGE, will begin a
SOCkSE OF LBOTUkkS on the Holy Land for
TIE bement Of the New Episco1aI Church, in the
tir,f ward, on TuEsDAf, February 18th, in the
The reputation of DR. samson as q lectursr n
we'll knoWa, and the int crest which cannot fail 20
De ielt ~ the subject and the excellent pur oose
had In view. must draw q large audience
The Lectures viii be I've in number, and will
De aeuverea on Tuesday and Friday evenings
Tickets for the course 81 single tickst: q
to be had Ut the COX Stores And ct the Star
VluSe n
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ANOTHER INDIAN DELEaArroN

"e'esat'oH nom the SIOUX Indians, OF the
Upper Missouri, consisting of several chiefs.
are expected to arrive in this city on Satur.
baylor the purpose OF settling difficulties exist
ing between them and the Indian Bureau.
growing out of the intention of the Govern
ment to remove them from the territory now
Occupied by them into the Indian country.
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STEANsHiPsrRoH BALTIMORE TO BREMEN
Attne regular monthly meeting of the Direc-
tors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, held
An Baltimore yesterday, Pres ident Garrett an
nsunced that the negotiations with the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company for the
esablis hment OF line Of first class steam hi ms
TO run regularly between Baltimore and Bre.
men, had been fully consummated. The line
Is 70 be established permanently, the agree
ment being that not less than two nrst-slass
steamships snail be run regularly for net less
IMAM TWO years. Contracts have been entered
MO for the building of two steamships, of
2,aOO tons burthep, with first-class accommo-
daiioss. They are to be ompIeted In time for
the voyages to commence in February next.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY is
to erect extensive piers and wnarves at Lo.
Gust Point for the accommodation of the
steams nip3 Of the line
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM EUROPE

Arrival At New York Of Hen. John DiRe
iew-New American Newspaper in Lon
NEW YORK. Fob. 1.-THE City OF Baltimore
from Liverpool on the Goth nit, via q ueens A.
town 31st ult., has arrived. Among her mas.
sengers are the Hon John Bigelow and family.
her news has been anticipated by the cable
"A weekly newspaper, devoted TO the inter.
ee. or America and Americans, will be es.
tsblished In London. 1t is to be called the
Amer,san, and will be f1rst-class journal of
the form OF the Spectator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-14

1evefnor Orr en- Recenstr uctien, .
CHARLEsToN, s. O., Feb. H.-The anniv.r.
sary banquet OF the Charleston Chamber az
Commerce was held last night. Governor Orr
made speeeh, ana In the course of his re.
MARKS SAID Of the scheme Of reconstru nc tion re.
Gently aEreed upon in this city:
~ "M own Judgment IL II the Legislature OF
Norm Osroltns adopts tho programme with
sny aseiee Of nnelimity, snd II Arkansas
sonthern States adopt IL, or manifest
DISPOSITION to adopt 1t, It viii produce tle BEST
results upon q considerable portion OF the
raoicai party, and save the South from many
OF the proposed radical measures" -
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CONscIEYCr NAVY

Treasurer Spinner has received a letter from
Major H. A. Wainwright, A. @ NJ, at Chatta.
hooga, Tenn, ncloslng $50 which was handed
to Major w. BY man named &. c. (iullford.
an ex-employee OF the Quartermaster's DE.
par'ment, who says d urne the time he was in
service he wronged the Government Of that
amount OF money. Also a letter signed Mjngo.
dated East Liverpool, Ohio, FEBRUARY LIST, en-
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC Lawns

Returns received at the General Land ONCE
for the month Of January last show that 81 ,3.7
acres Of public lands were disposed Of at the
following local Offices. viz:-Junction Citv
Kansas. sass acres; Eau Claire Wisconsin,
10 Sj5 acres; SAINT Peter M nne sota 7.6l4 acres
Tne greater portion Of the lands were taken
under the homestead law for actual settlement
and cultivation. ........
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE T. s. MINT
James KING, ex-Poetmaster of Philadelpbi,.
seems to have the inside track fof the place of
superintendent of the U. s. Mint at PhiladeI.
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THR PRIZE RInG-Horatio Eolster has Apotk,r
MAJ an COnnect,cut-A prize hight took place
tuesday neal Milford Junction depot Con
necticut, on the New Y ork road. between Rash
bolster, OF Washington, ID. e., and VIII War.
burton, or Hartford. One hundred and fifrv
loughs went down from New Haven. On the
way down part Of them refused to pay fare,
ana tne train was stopped until some gam.
The parties fought five rounds, when Boil.
sfer's friend claimed that Warburton struck
ioul blow. A dispute ensued which resulted
IN Dom SIDES breaking into the ring, when a
general fight took place, in which nu uerous
paIuss We're roughly handled. After the
night was over number Of roughs went over
10 Inc village OF Milford and beha we'd in a most
Iawiess manner. Squads OF police were sent
over from New Haven and bridgeport 10 pro-
tect the railroad trains and secure some OF the
rowdies.
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1867
1867
sPRlRe STOCK.

as.- J. j. MAY co,
sos Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS,
Are now receiving their
- eP8lNG efoCK.
embracing great variety Of ehsies
STAPLE AND FANCY IMPORTED AND DO.
MYSTIC DRY GOODS,
10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the public.
0An Of their goods sss marked extremely low,
%
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= The report and address to the people of
Maryland Of the Grand Council of the Union
League Of that State, places them firmly and
boldly On the ground OF manhood suffrage,
and recommends IL as the great principle of
Rspublicanism, which alone will keep the
Union men Of Maryland in sympathy and al
lance Win the great Republican party Of the
country
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LOCAL NEWS.

fhl RfvHR 0PKSEb- Trip Of the Winnissins-
mos-i eeleiday morning the steamer winn's-
tonrce passage through the ice to Aisxau-
dfie on the previoas day, made another at
enpt and sacceeded in getting through. The
oNamer VIVA in command OF Capt. Ike Eut-
wise, and,ihere were on board President CoIt.
OF tae Ferry Company. Capt. Gedney, aud
afout aezen passengers She left the wharf
terine the solid ice about three hundred ysrds
below the Arsenal. where she parted her rud-
der chains. When she was com PEELED 10 stop
ehe v as In six inch ice. After repairing her
cnain she again started At 1850, anu in twenty
nve minutes cut through 10 the track ope ned
by the Alexaudria tugs TO Giesboro wharf
and proceeding down passed the half way
making the trip FROM wharf 20 wharf in 3k
hours. portion OF The Won rim Of the wheel
was carried away on her downward trip, and
at once wae repasred on reaching Alexandra.
peIe was quite acommofion IA .Ihe streets OF
the town on the ARRIVAL Of the steamer, and
shortly after reaching the wharf U,pt Ent-
wisie In yittd the con pany on board 20 Prlce's
saloon, where. they partook Of capital re-
During the afternoon a mum Der OF passen.
gers and the freight of Adams Il Co. came ON
90, 1osra, She teh Aisxandria at 6 Is, and found
lbe river In front OF the town clear OF ice, IN
the exception OF some floating. Aoout the coal
wharves some solid Ice was en- couutered. W On
enc WORKED through and reached her wharf 1t
73I. making the trip up In hcar and ~ mia
ues. ~ ...sF La ~
This morning the Winnissimmit started on
her regular trips, Masking the first in forty
minutes. The keyport, Of the Aqua Creek
line. and the Rucker. Cove ment boat ieft this
morning. As the ice below is reported 10 be
well broken mp and floating of, IL may be said
that the river Is open, and vessels below are
expected mp shortly. ..-f.. .tI0
The boats OF The Latham mail line 10 AQUA
Greek have commenced their regular trips, and
the Vanderbilt Will leave to night /
The steamer l.. u. knight, the pioneer OF the
new line. is expected up to Alexandria this
evening
This morning, two tugs were despatched
from the Navy Yard with coal for the A scut-
ney.
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Fefeisn shi.ni-.N.v

Fefeign shipping News. -,
PHiLADsLPBIA, Feb. H.[rhe ships Martha
and kideout have been condensed and sold
at LinEapors for $780, In = =. =,
Tne EMP Cock Of the Walk, FROM New York
for Bremen, 10 at Falmouth damned
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VAPsckss- boob Esvss By e artS An toinstts
TO the Marquise de Caumont governeas OH 4
Count d'Artois's children in 1871 VA .oId !. =
auction In Paris for 0,OOOf 1t 10 under.tocS :
hat the Empress Eugenie 10 the purchss Or:
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TIE LEAGUE ISLAND Biz wa. occurring
the attention of the Senate to-day, and was
receiving q smart pounding at the hands OF
Mr. Dixon. 1t has been conciusivsiy settled
during this debate tn at League Island, New
London, and the other poiats lobb,ed tor are
utterly unfit for iron-elad stations Now le,
the Senate settle on the Washington NAVY
\ ard as the proper place, and thus satisfy
everybody
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1Hf MEETING, last night, Of conservative
Republican ConGressmeR, friends OF the Pres.
ident, and prominent Southern gentlemen now
here, at the Metropolitan Club Room, seems
to ave been Of con MYERS atienal character, and
offended 10 ascertain II by some slight mutual
concessions. not amounting to any sacrifice OF
principle, a measure OF reconstruction could
not be agreed upon that would meet the view.
OF beth the legislative and Executive branches
OF Government. The comparison Of views *.
pressed served to cause the belief that the IN
terview may lead TO practical results hereaf
ter, though no definite steps were taken last
ui4ht. p
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CRIMINAL CoURT-yud1e FisLer-Yesterday,
George Washington and Henry Bones, con.
victed Of larceny, were sentenced To two years
in the A bany penitentiary.
henry Campbell plead guilty of larceny,
ana was sentenced to one year in the Albany
penitentiary.
Charles Collins, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty. =.
Moses Daniel, indicted for a like offense, W as
acquitted.
In the case of Sarah Mann. the school
teacher indicted for an assault and battery on
one OF her pupils, Walter Bassable. a nOue
pros. was entered
Burgess Powell plead guilty to petty lar
ceny, and received nominal sentence.
Charles Collins and Augustus Simms were
convicted OF larceny, and sentenced TO IL
months in the penifentiary.
To-day the case Of Thomas Rye alias RYAN,
charged with an assault and battery with in :
tent 10 Kill John 4. Ayers, was tried and is
being argued. Smith ers for defense.
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VIRGINIA WANTS IMAIoRAfrox.-AS hin IL
ture 70 AID the Virginia Immigration Societv! !
the Dali gives to the society subsidy OF two
dollars per capita for each Immigrant brotlsnt
the amount shall not exceed ten thousand nSri
annum, and requires the society TO pay back
INTO the treasury lfo4rs dollars per capita for
every .ren immigrant who shall hssoms
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1T SEEMS to be believed that the Louisiana
PROVISIONAL Government bill will pass thu
Senate with considerable promptness, but the
bill OF Mr.. Stevens will not get through SO
readily. -.... ..-.......-
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~The President has wi,hdra wn the nomi.
nation OF Hon. George Bancroft as collector
OF the port of Boston The great historian
could not accept the prefer.
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Dlt seems 10 BE- admitted that Massachu.
sets Will reject tbs Constitutional amendment
The Palmetto and Bay States are once again
side by side.
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The trestle work on the virginia side OF
the Harper's Ferry bridge was washed away
on last Monday by the high water.
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A NIGHT IN SCoTLAND-Notwithsta din
ihe unfavorable weather last evening Meier
OFT Hall was filled with lovers Of music who
were offered delightful en- ter tain nent by Mr.
Kennedy, the Scotch Vocalist His anecdotes
and songs embrace wide range, pathetic, hu.
morous, patriotic and descriptive, aud his mau-
Der OF speaking is natural and easy, while his
graceful and simple, but effective style Of sine
Ing, charmed the large audience present, The
ieeIibg with which be sung some OF the Scottish
BALLADS gave them new beauties. He will Civ
another entertainment on Saturday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-14

y The spring elections in the States begin
with New Hampshire, on the second Tuesday
IN March Connecticut follows on The first
Monday IN April, and Rhode Island ON the
nrst Wednesday in the came month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-14

.sSArs1S ifSrHK1The De ntral R.,,a,ss.AsI
soeiation, At Its meeting Tuesday night, ff7th
monthly sold IS shares at an average Of 20 per
cent
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S"Our Mutual Friend" at Wallis Oper.
House tonight.
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GRAND SACRED OoNcERf.-Haydns Rrea,
masAerpiece, the orafortosof ,ssThe Passion or
willie eiyen II Waii's Opera House d Sun.
day evening next, in most elective style.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs from the LIST to the |
9Th of February, at the ports below named,
Were as follows:
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Il A HINAa EpMoxsrox we reSrss 10 snte
tsas Mr Ehjsh Edmonsto., . member Of he
lies vvry low. and that he was rspof>ed tis
afternooh 70 b IN adyipg oesattioH- n 80.
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PRRsoNAL.-Gen. G. 8. Ochoa and John r.
Kearo, Of the Mexican army, are at Willard,s
-. Col. I. 1nGraham, formerly provost mar.
shai Of this District, 10 in town.
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GPHRATIc OoKCRRr.-Nr. HaAlamann- 4

ePHRATIc CoKCRRr.-Mr Haslemanp, tn
favorite tenor, announces enc OF his popu la
concerts at Meszerott Hall next Tuesdsy, whe,
ne VIII be assisted BY Miss Seelig, lately ar
rived from Europe, Of whom report speak
highly as mezzo soprano. Mesers Steinecke
baritone; and Bach, basso, will also appear
NI; Rosscourth, enihent as pianist will ad,
TO the interest of the occasion. The sale of seat
is to commence on Saturday next.
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INTERNAL REvsSUR.-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were s2s6, 1881.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.-Seme tune
ago. the house o; Mr.. John w Tucker was
robbed OF about $3.50 worth of goods Suspicion
rested upon certain parties, but nothing dea :
mite was ascertained. Yesterday, Lieut. Hur-
ley and Sergeant Buel, Of the First Ward.
received information that led to the arrest Of
Susan Beckley and John Brown occupants Of
heute IN the First Ward, where the Off GERS
recovered portion of the stolen goods. The
prisoners were taken before Justice Drury,
who committed them to iail for court -