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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

RAILROAD EMBARGO ON THE Coal MINES
The Scranton Dary Morning republican says -
we understand that the Lehigh Valley and the
Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad COMPANIES
Yesterday notified the coal operators who have
been shipping over their roads that hereafter
until further notice, tolls from Wilkesbarre TO
Fort johnson and EliZabethpOrt will be So 10
per ton. Before the suspension they were 40 Is
New ork and Philadelphia had better look
elsewhere for coal, as this tariff effectually pre-
vents al operators who have commenced mining
from shipping their coal. 1t affects not Only
miners, but one hundred thousand people living
in Luzerne county alone, and all elsewhere de-
pendent upon the coal interests Of this region
In view OF this combination Of the great
carrying companies, petitions are being
extensively circulated in Pittston, Wilkes
barre, and throughout Wyoming Valley, ask
the coal carrying companies. These papers
are being very generally signed by all classes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

Two BROTHERS AND SISTER DIE WITHIN
THREE WKEKs-AbOut month ago two broth
eTs and one sister, named Brannon, ell well
advanced in years. constituted family living
com 'ortably Al Cornwall, near Newburg. Three
weeks since the sister had the misfortune to fall
and break limb. One OF the brothers, Gerald
was taken sick shortly after the accident, and
the well brother constituted himself both nurse
and housekeeper for The family. One day this
brother rOse early, started the nre, and return
ed TO Gerald's bed, apparently to wait, as he
had been accustomed, until the room became
warm. As he continued to lie there for some
time afterwards Gerald thought his brother W a.
oversleeping himself, and attempted to awake
him. 10 his horror he found tn At he was dead
Not struggle nor a groan had marked the
times when the spirit took its flight. The cause
OF death, unsupported before, was disease OF
the heart. A few days after the sister died from
the effects Of the fall, and again sympathizins
friends and neighbOrs gathered at the house 20
attend funeral services. On Monday 0erald
the surviving brother, died Of his illness, ak.
ing an entire family that has passed away with
in about three weeks.-N. l. Herald, lGti,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
KILOGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
Important Proceedings To day-The
New Republic LauAched-NO sur.
render of Alsace and Lorraine.

BORDEAUX, Feb. Is-In the Assembly to-day
Keller presented declaration bearing the Sig
nature of the deputies of Haul and Bas-
htin, the Maurtbe and the Moselle. pro-
testing on behalf OF the inhabitants the
separation of Alsace and Lorraine from
France. The proposal OF Keller was re-
terTed TO q committee who subsequently,
submitted a report expressing the strongest
sympathy with the populations of Alsace and
Lorraine, and directing that the declaration of
Keller be placed upon the records of the As
stmbly, and referred to the French negotia torS
when they come to treat with Prussia. The
Assembly then conferred the executive power
Of the government upon Theirs.
Keller in speech adiured his colleagues 70
proclaim their inviolable attachment TO Alsace
and Lorraine. A majority OF the Chamber
appeared disposed TO delay the considera-
ton OF the subject until tomorrow, but
Theirs insisted upon its immediate considers-
ton, saying the Chamber must on its own re-
sponsibility clearly decree its wishes upon the
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

A MURDER CAUSED By A VALKNTINR-Tte
recently reported shooting of Miss Meyer by
Jacob Leuerburger, At Sing Sing, \. Y, and
his subsequent attempt to commit suicide, are
saidSfo have been caused by the receipt of A
valentine. Leuerburger' mad q short time be-
tore addressed Miss Meyer, but his suit was re-
Jected, IL 70 stated that some one had sent him
q caricature valentine on Tuesday morning,
and inclosed piece OF Irvine and a nail, with
the intmation that he might 20 and hang him
self, for no could never secure the prize he
sought, namely, the hand of Miss Meyer. Soon
after receiving this, he proceeded to saloon
IN the village, where a young man named
LaDge, who Is said TO have wen the Affections
OF Miss Meyer, is employed. LeuerburEer prob
ably intended to shoot LANCE, but, failing to
tine him, he left, repaired to his home, aud
there selected Miss Meyer a. his victim,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

THE ALLEGED INV YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
tkAUDs.-Senat0r Patterson, who is a member
OF the congressional subcommittee to inyest-
gate the ALE ged fl auds in the New York Gus
tom house, has, according to the New York
tor Murphy-that the "niRht permits" faciIl-
tate frauds. In the course OF an examination
the agent of steamship line testified ON oath
amounts OF $40 900 to the custo m house on ciais
who superintend the discharge Of cargoes. Now
this is one of the evils Of night permits, SAYS
Collector Murphy. IL the steamship companies
were debarred from landing goods after dark
they would not employ this means of corrupt
ing the revenue officers to cOnaive at Irregular
tiles in order to save time and enable their
steamers TO leave the port without DELAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
TIE DowSrNeDl AoRrrr WRpprSar p.

THI DowNrNa-DI AoRrTE WRpDrYe-Te
Husband and WIFE Elected from Chicago ISa
!oOH-Ihey Want 5000 Damages-Readers Of
The STAR will doubtless remember our account
of the marriage, on the 9Th day Of May, last
year, OF Mr.; Mark X. De Mortie, very bright
to Miss Cordelia Downing, daughter OF MI. Geo.
I. Downing, then restaursteur ct the Capiol.
De Mortie Is In reality French creole, and
Miss Downing was an accomplished and ysry
bright quadrOon. A dispatch from Chicago saws
that MIR Mark De MOrtie and his wife have
been elected from Chicago restaurant, and
that ne has thereupon brought suit Against the
keeper for IS 900 damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

THf ARKANSAS GOvRRNoRsHIP SQUABBLR-
Little Rock (Arkansas) special says: 1.-The
articles OF Impeachment against Gov. Clayton
were passed by com binatiOn OF the Brooks and
johnson wing Of republicans, twelve in mum Der
WIN the democrats, numbering thirty. The
democrats admit that none of the articles can
De sustained, but they say the object of passing
the articles of Impeachment is 10 suspend Gov.
Clay ton from Office; that this will let Gov John
son into the executive office, and enable him to
defeat any judgment OF the supreme court Oust.
ing him, by calling out the militia and setting
the laws at defiance. Gov. Clayton will not
suirender the once to johnson until the latter
establishes his claim to the lieutenant COVER
horship. Ii il rumored Gov johnson will issue
by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
G r. a IA @ rnival
AND
Nj a . q u Q = q de Ia IL
AT THE
NATIONAL TIIEHTER,
III EsDAY EVENING, Feb. 81, ISL.

. The Committee tske pleasure in announcing tina,
- ey have made Arrangements with the proprietors
the NatlOnal Tbeater TO convert the ent tire Guild
nE, from tne PARQUETTE TO THE REAR OF
me STAGE. into one immense BALL BOON.
Tne Dress Circle, Parquette, and Private Boxes
iii cnord nne opportunity TO witness the DANCING
a those who do not wish 10 participate.
The sUPPEB Room will be in the JENNEsS
The Ball Room
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' S.
LADIES CARDS OF INVITATIONS can be pro-
cured BY applying 10 the Executive COMMITTEES
Philp SOlomons', Blanchard q Mohun, w n
-hetzerott Co., OF at the National Thsater.
MANAGERS:
General Giles A. enith II G. FAINT Ean
General VIM A. Terrell, Gustave Lanspurgh ESQ
$enerSi A b. Dyer, Gel @. NJ. Alexander,
Colonel James Mccoy, John VORt, ESQ,
Lewis Cisphane, Esq, Colonel g. W owen
simon Wolf, Esq, l.. Waldecker,
Or. ID. :. Evans, Colonel William Wall,
MAJOR A. q. Richards, A BischGf. EsI
q. :. smoOt, ksl., }. d. VIII. Es1,
John p Ennis, Esq., O. r. stansbery, E.,.,
p. n. Dubsnt, EsQ., A Hart. ESQ,
Col. j n. Bacon, Robert ii Graham, Esq.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Alex. X. Shepherd, A q solomons,
Bon. N q Emery, Adolf Cluss,
General " Michler, r. n. Hall,
Wn. 3. huntington, Haliet KilbOurn,
John W Thompson.
GEORGE .. GIDEON,
ltIotd General Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL.-The bill
to provide government for the District OF
Columbia, having passed both Houses Of Con-
gress, has been enrolled under direction OF Mr.
Z. g. SIMPSON and Geo @. Garrison, enrolling
clerks OF the Senate, and was to-day signed BY
Vice President Colfax and Speaker Blaine, and
enrolled bills. who will send il to the President
this evening OF on Monday morning for his
signature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
THE CARNIVAL SEASON.
The Carnival.

The Committee IN Divers Deyiltries" will re.
entries for the following sports and pastinles;
I.AONE MILE FOOT RACE-Prize, O bard
some SOLD SILVER Goblet. second man to receive (.
sliysT Cup- Five or more 10 start.
ONE HUNDRED YARD FOOT RACE
friLe ssI dsone silvir Goblet; secor4 prize, Sill
FtT Cup Five OF more TO Start.
g. AGRAND SACK RACE Of te-n.v or more 10
start 81 tance two squares, hrrdles and rOpss
INST Prize. ) 80, second. so.
BLlNDFOLD WHEELBARROW RACE, dis
tduce zoo yards; prize, barrel Of hour. Five
u Start.
5 GRAND MULE RACK-PTfze, S25. No one
@ iice their se. Last male 10 take the prize.
FIVE OF nc 20 start
6. GRAND TELOCIPEDE RACE-One mile;
prize, SO. tive OF more to start.
All Esous desiring % enter for any OF the above
viii aJ8iy 70 h. II GAssAWAY,
ChsaTmSn Committee on Divers Deviltrses,n
First Nstional Bank.
II egnf silent OF me prizes in the two rst items
VII te pad IN cast, II preferred.
=. scks fer the Sa~. Race will be furnished ty thu
= hhitteS fell u
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THE Old State DEBIT Of yirsinia-The
Interest 10 be Paid.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1S.-The Joint commit
tee of finance of the two houses OF the General
Assembly met last night, and determined to
recommend the payment of the interest of the
let Of January on what is known as the sold
state debt OF the Commonwealth" amounting
to about >32,00O000. The Legislature of 1867
funded the accrued interest and neither the
bonds thus created nor the interest which has
accrued since on the old, and new bonds as well,
are provided for in this arrangement. The COM
mlttee arrange for the appointment of a com
missioner to take charge Of the assets of the
State, out OF which these two last named items
OF indebtedness shall be primarily provided for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
~ The infant SON OF Madame Parepa, Rks,
died In England on the 2eth Of January.

~The infant son OF Madame Parepa, Rksa
died In England on the 18th Of January.
VirginiAns are about to secure the estab.
lishment Of State Inebriate Asylum at Rich
moAd.
band Of the sx- Queen Isabella, has Olfered TO
swear allskiance b King AnaAeu.
} THE third party in New Hampshire il not
large enough to cast Q shadow owes the pros-
poets or the Republicans.
"a vfiter u The Hartford CovraHt denounees
the Cardiff Giant, now on exhibition in Hat
city, - one Of the most indecent and diagrat-
ing objects which has ever been suffered 30 n.
fend the prophecies Of the people,"
- Female Knights OF Pythias' are pra-
degree being proclaimed, in lispine accsux. Ss
the ftupreme faviliop, Pythisn ThitScr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

NEW foRI-FrRsr boar
8sOck ReporN


fBy Bdnkws', Breksrs' and C6mnvetaI T.les-aya
Lewis johnson Go. quote stocks aud bonds IN
home and foreign markets. as follows:
NV foRk, FEB; NJ; .; Sc. 1881, coupon, ID i;
&,coupon, IN ee7s, new, Us, coupon, no. a .,
", coupon, lieis; s0ls, %. coupon, n0a; l0-sO's.
prefd, - Canton, Is.; Cumberland, -; West
srn Union Tslegrsph,tea; 9uicksilyer, ~; Ps.iac
press Sss: Wells, Fargo q Cos Express, ss3s.
american Express, g. . Express, Ha; NewYOrk
Central and Hudson. sas; do. Scrip, se,s Erie, q
90. pre,errsd, -; Harlem, Us: do. preferred, =:
= Michigan s,g Southern, ss,.. uIiou Pacific Raii
Pittsburg, l4As; Northwest, 20; do, preferred,
Sf; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indian
spols, - New Jersey Central, loo =. Rock Island
Vs.; Nhwspkis 81 Paul, So; 40; prei'd, "a, !;
ATOMS Terre Haute, II Hannibal and 81 - /,
~ Chicago and Alton llss cf a. do. preferred m :
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. $50; Columbus,
chicago Indiana Cent, Isl Tennessee State slx es,
old, as; DO, new, 6i'6; Virginia State sNes, old.
I'D; North Carolina skies, old. ssaz do, new ,
37s Old Missouri skies, 9lA Central Pacific Baud-
me-. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

THn CHHHs1 TRRROR.--The latest mode de-
yeloped of conveying poison into families by
1000 through the agency Of cheese. The first
cheese is poisonous, is nauseous feeling after
taste, and, as has been proven by deaths that
recently occurred In this city, it is 80 fulIoi
walnut will greatly endsnger life. 1t is thought
% originate from the use OF unclean kettles And
q II k said to be quite abundant in the market
the utmost vigilance should be preeerved.l.N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
roLEAR AND HARnLKss As wArss.
EATTANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,

run Tn r. hAfh,
Makes brssh, dry and wiry hair soft AMI glossy.
positively restores gray or faded hair 20 their srie
ISo, a.. ~ ,ssee 70 ten day. sops the hair from
The unprecedented success Of Crystal Discovery
e owing To- the fact that IL supplies o. great Ntept
The natural nourlshment 60 the roots e the hair,
rom the premature lose OF which the hair become g
gray and faded and falls Of, aud fact IN AZ
4 can be used without the injurious enecte pro-
deced by the various Iced and phur
containing nothing in the least deleterious IgO1li
impress all with the great i'm portanoe OF these re-
suits as presented ~ them In Crystal Discovery and
those that have not yet tried it, let them BY eli means
40 90 also, those no have used IL and appreciate
It's intrinsic merit, weuld caution them particu-
sfly not 70 sllO. their druggists e sail them any
Take nothing but ksuaas Crystal Discovery aud
your drugest has not got il. G slsevbere, IL -
cor ls 20 q and "a a. and cor 18Th end Sue n.
ChEisIdANI BRos cor ,th And ste, and
* 90 sssy a S.rs g. s.ps p
st., Georgetown. Price 81 Per bottle.
ARTHuR NATIANs, prussist.
elI tr Corner ID ane ID streets ". ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

SINGULAR DRATH OF A BoY.-Some four or
nve weeks since little son, i've years old, of
Mr.. Black, salesman in j. Clrich & Co.'s gro
his windppe, and it was found Impossible TO
remove it by ordinary means. A doctor WAS
called in, and after performing an operation
pronounced the obstacle removed. The little
ieliow continued to complain, however, and On
monday last, while engaged in nursing the
oaby, he put the. infant quickly down, and,
placing his hand suddenly on his side ran TO
his mother and exclaimed, d" Mother kiss me-
I'm going TO die" and was a corpse three
minutes Afterwards,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

WAsHINeTON AND OaIo RAuRoAD.-Ns
have the pleasure OF announcing, on VIII n an
pears to be satisfactory authority, that this
work, 90 important to the Lower VALLEY, and
especially to Winchester, will at once 20 on.
Arrangements were made ut the meeting OF N .
rectors in Philadelphia LAST week, for the com
mencement of work by the first of Nav, 1he
track to be completed to Winchester by May it,
Ie,Z Inc route selected west of the Shenandoah
comes to Peter McPierce's, crossing the berry
vile and wildwood turnpike at Pigeon Hill and
the opequon near Helms mill Wincaes.er Va J
Meas. ' ~
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EDgland's wenkness-

LONDON, Feb. ls-Tbe debate In the House
OF Commons last night became general. The
fancy had lost her respect Of belligerents, and
invited an early war for her own existence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
TON KINGS GREAT
NEW YORK CIRCUS
WILL OPEN IN WASHINGTON
sATOhOAr ESHNING, FEB. l., 1871
AND CONTINUE DURING CARNIVAL WEEK
Feb. 20, q q, %, "a and IS, with
UNQUALIFIED ATTRACTION
NOVELTY, AND
STARTLING PERFORMANCES,


LOOK AT CHE ARRAY OF TALENT:
Hiss ELIZA KENYON. the Graceful and Dash
ing klnestrlenne whose wonderful performance
and attitudes in the Equine Art will astonish and
denght every eeholder. and hose Classic Poses al
oply 10 be seen to be admired. EDWARD GARD
NIB, the Dashins and Daring Equestrian Of the
age whose startling and sensational Feats VIII over
EhsIm with astonishment and bewilder with deg ht.
PHiLO NATHANS, Sensation and Somersault Ri
der, engaged ssly for this establishment at an
Performer. HOLE and BURDEAU, the great
London Comic Performers. BROWN and SAM
EObn, champion Gymnasts OF the world. ADOLPH
OEZALES, the Man of One Hundred Somertaults.
States: VIM SPARKS. the American Herr ues and
Man OF Iron Nerve. Three great Clowns-WM. Az
NAH, tbs shak sperian Jester; WIN. PORTER
Clown and Comic Vocalist; w b BURpEAU Trick
ol2Mn and Comic Silt Performer. Mr.. FRANK
WH!ITAkER.th the unIiSal ed Equestrian Manager
and Master Of Circle. the foregoing, will be
Mammoth Combination Of other prominent per
formers, tncludiDg full Troupe Of Riders, Gym
pasts, Jugglers, Acrobats, Equestrian Clowns, Vol
usuers, Necromsbcers Trick Riders, and an aggre-
gston 81 attraction far in advance of any other such
Entertainment in the country. An efficient Orches-
ira, underline direction Of Prof. CARL KAUFMAN,
VIII enven the exercises OF each evening by choice
and appropriate selections OF music including Or
cratic, National, Sentimental and other airs aud
70 word. the Establishment will be the to vsit
Tor those desiring Fun. Mirth and Varied Pleasure
BILL1 PORT kR will introduce his Comic Mules
Adnission, 80 cents; Children under ten years Of
age. d cents
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. TOM KING beg.
leave to announce that he has engaged the above
70 the citizens of his native city first lass Circus
Entertainment. The Company the Stud of Horse
Prices. are such were never before presented
for the patronage Of the Washington public
fel0-3ts PAYNE Ru Man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
BY MOONLIGHT.

Brown great Painting of Niagara will be on sx
hiitioD, III Illuminated, with two hundred other
and remain on exhibition a short time. Tickets
admitting two, rs cents.
BARL0WS GALLERY, 1886 Pennsylvania AZ.
enue, .Outh side. over Lambs Frame and Look ing
glass Store. Gallery open from 10 q. m to 10 p
m. YalE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
ES THE CARNIvAL.ssfS<
H 9X~&$
PREMIUMS FOE TRoTrING HORSES.

PREMIUMS FOE TRoTrlNG HORSES.
FIRST DAY.-MOSDAY, February %, ls0l.
IT0ttIHs StEsh Dash. Oss M,l., Horses 10 20 20
GeHnsn1sHS Road Wagon.
secozd Premium All horses owned in the Dis
flet Of Columbia previous to JanaAry !, ISL Sin Gle
Third Premium-Horses in the District Of Column.
pa which have never beaten three minutes in pub
nc. me Kobe Tor first, and Pair Of Blankets Tor
Fourth Premium.-An horses-barrjne the horse
GnIeh Ens IN the hrst race. Set OF Gsld mounted
fifth Premium.-DoubIst teams, both horses OWNED
os ere gentleman, and known TO have been driven
together as tenn IRON y.AuHy l. ISL. Double set
come Robe and Blankets.
sECOND DAY.-TUEsDAY, February n.
Trostfsg One 6fslk,
premium in each esee. Kfter that, he bes .is
IN and, Hand some Six in hand Whip. !
seeond-Best four in hand. Handsome Four M
Third.-Best tandem team. Handsome Tandem
Eonrth.-Best private family carriage. Handsome
yEii;h.-Best gentlemen s saddle horse. Saddle and
sixth Best public hack and team Handsome
seyep,h.-f,stest trOt,ing horse under saddle.
G. u. ALENANDER, Chairman Of ConHlittss
PTemiuEs- 20 be seen st the store Of r. A. LUZ
Sk BIO, Pennsylyanis avenue, between IA shd
All eOmyetipg horsee to report to Col O. NJ Al *
sNpERi Chairman OF the Committee, Marble Build
giving name, description, and owner Of horses H.
IN hssr ,r,u :. SCI qpart dEr,ns hs day for
ssss. % ''''''' 3"A'@A';a ''' 'aoi r.. :, q, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

A Commission consisting Of half q dozen
ministers Of the Methodist faith, have just con-
Guided the trial Of Rev. Hiram Mseker, n
Granville, Washington County, and pronounce
ed him guilty Of seduction, blasphemy, and An
imaginable crimes. They also entered an orter
suspendin{ him from the ministry until che next
old gentleman u sixty-six YEAR of ACE. AMI ~
enjoyed good reputation. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

ALL THE Government Department buildings
viii he closed at II NJ on Monday and TUESDAY,
and for the eptier day on Wednesday, the I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

PRESIDENT GRANT has headed the list of con-
tributions to a fund which the Congressional
Temperance Society is now raising, with $500
wee President COlfax and Speaker Blaine
follow with 500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

b D.-The big arch OF the carnival. opposit
the National Hotel, was blown down by til
high wind about 81 Pr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

Q. W. HAvENNER q CO.,
Real Estate and Note Brokers
AND AUCrIONEERs,
no. eIs LOUISIANA AvENuE,
THIRD DoOR EAST or SEVENTH sTsEEr
WASHINGTON, DC.
We beg leave 10 notify onr friends and customers
that We have added, asa branch VI our increasing
business,
SALES AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND Bonds.
Having ample Office accommodation. We can or.
SIZZLING WITHIN DooRs,
preferred BY thoss interested.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
will be made upon Property placed in our Aanss an
We sha every effort 10 further the interssts q
orr friends and patrons.
We continue, az usasi, to
Disoerr ALL eoOp fArEs oyrEREp.
AND TO
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The Capital Movers Hard N II.

ST. Louis, Feb. ls.-The Senate Committee
on Federal Relations reported favor ably on the
resolution urging Congress to remove the fed
eral capital TO the Mississippi valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

WAS THIS TIE TENHEssRs IA dispatch from
havana states that war vessel Was ssen OF
the Haytien coast on the % infant. tn -
masted, bark rugged, painted black, OF about
1000 tons, steamiDg slowly. She was supposed
to be the Tennessee, but might have been "a
Key West, where she arrived on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

ga Chicago woman says that abe don't net
married for the reason that she don't knew
whose husband she might be marrying.
~ The Chicago Tmes prints under the head
ing" Religious" report Of . sermon by Raw
Robert CcllyN on" What II Costs to Get Nsr-
RED" I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

IL! p. R.-Mr. Edward O'Bsidwin, vritins
from bis retirement in Massachusetts expresses
nn oesIe 70 meet MT. James Mace in Can1da
as soon - the oficiai hospitality of thu Com.
m0nMealth shall have Terminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

Mrs. GRANT will not receive on Tuesday
afternoon. the 2lst inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
THE NEW FRRNCH REPURLJC.
~. TIMERS 1T TIE MEAD

Secretary Fish received this afternoon the
following important dispatch by cable:
an. Theirs las this mement been chosen ey
the National Assembly CHEF Ia POaroir Exec
ntV De Ia R>rsdltque Franeoise, with power to
choose his Coancil, over which he will preside
M. Jules Fsvre will continue as Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. READ, Consul General"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Masters Well. L.
Field and Passed Assistant Surgeon W. S.
Bowen, have been ordered to the supply. Chief
Engineer Charles +. De Vain, detached from
the Dictator and ordered to return home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-18

INTERNAL REvENuE.-rhe receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 ,9G.os.