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Pr asONAL

.... The Hon Mr. Davis, II. G elect from
Indiana, ia at Kirkwoods hotel in this city
80. Dan Rice has taken rooms at Browns
Hotel
80. The Hon. Thos L. Harris, of Ill has
returned to his seat in the House after q brief
absence from Washington He is, with his
family, in his old quarters at the Kirkwood.
go. The Hon. John c. Breokiuridge, Vice
President elect, has accepted the invitation to
be present at the Inauguration ball on the Sd
of March, by the Twelfth Ward Democratic
Association Of Philadelphia,
T.... Hon. A. j. Donelson, who was eand:.
date for the Vice Presidency, was robbed on
the 9Th inst =, on the steamboat Daniel Boone,
from Nashville, of draft on New Orleans of
four thou;a aud dollars, and gold watch.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

IL TIE SENATE, yesterday, after we went
u press the various propositions for disposing
o. the question of counting or not the electora
VOC Of Wisconsin, which were before them,
Se;' debated by Msssrs. Stuart of Michigan,
Cnttenden, Collamer, Benjamin. Toucev. and
Pugh, until the subject was laid on the tahla
on motion Of Mr. Pugh 'a''0
message was received from the House
announcing the adoption on the part NJ thot
body of joint resolution for the appointms NJ
of a committee 10 wait on and notify The pr.,
ident and Vice President elect Of their sis.
tiOn, &c which was concurred in. and The
President Of the Senate was directed to make
the necessary appointments a committeeman
Ga their part under it.
The House bill to authorize the Secretarv Of
the Navy to purchase certain additional
grounds for certain United States Navy Yards
was then debated at length, until it was laid
on the table. Shortly afterwards they ad-
journed
In rHs HOUSE, the consideration of the
pending motion to print the majority and mi.
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METEORoLoGICAL.-Att the Smithsonian IL.
stitution, yesterday, the great barometer in
Dictated some unusual commotion in the at.
mosphere, and it would not be surprising if
We hear Of great storm raging somewhere
An observation taken at the Institution at Q
o'clock a. m yesterday, and reduced for 80
deg Fahrenheit, showed rise to 3O,sss
inches, or the highest known for many years
The highest point reached in December, and
then considered extraordinary, was 30,7s6
inches
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e Travel between Baltimore and Phila-
delphia is partially resumed, and We are in
receipt of the New York papers of Tuesday
last. The susqueharna is bridged with gorged
ice, and it is probable the railroad company
will find it necessary to lay track across the
ice as on former occasion.
P. s-By the kind attention of the indomi.
table Shillington we have New York city pa.
pers Of Wednesday last.
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TO COQUEffEs.
See MISS EMMA STANLEY
MISS FLYRTILLA,
TONIGHT,
At ClRUSI,S SIIOON
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
e HI A n l. ES X l. u i u II e q
AT CARUSI'S SLLOO.


THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
H n l. Z . L . n CO..
Corasr of " sth and streets,
HAVING TAKEN THIS LARGE AND
L i magnificent stand, near Penn avenue, -
the senior partner In this an ir takes this eE
occasion 20 return his thanks 20 the fyfends.2
who sustained and supported him while occupy
ing his Restaurant on the corner Of Penn. avenue
and llth street. The house which he and his
partner now occupy IL decidedly one OF the best,
II not the very best I'm Washington city, being
central and convenient, near The Centre Market,
ana within q few doors Of the main Avenue lt
II is a new building and furnished In the moet
elegant style, having every convenience. with
large Vaults ard Cellars, deep, airy, and cool,
aud well calcrlated TO keep their Ales Portes &C
&C., In the best condition during the summer.
Their Bar will always be supplied with tie most
choiest and best brands Of Wines and Liquors,
and their table with the best that the markets can
Afford
The best Oysters, Crabs, HOLSTERS, &C, &c,
will always be on hand.
Well furnished and pleasant Rooms for parties
OF gentlemen always ready.
Persons desiring meals during any hour Of the
day or mig ut, can be accommodated, a. their table
IL always set.
Having supplied themselves with one Of the
best French Cooks, obliging Bar Tenders, and
Servants, and devoing their entire personal atten.
tention to their business, they respectfully ask q
share Of the public patronage
III The friends and patrons Of the senior Dc ri
ner are respectfully invited to call at this new es-
adjustment. feb I3-lw
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,ority reports Of the Elections Committee On

nority reports of the Elections Committee on
the Kansas-dslegate question together with a
statement from the sitting delegate in response
to the contestant was postponed until Satu I'd y
week
On motion of Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, a reg.
olution was adopted terminating the general
debate on the tariff bill at 4 p m. on Monday
next.
After the transaction of some other bust.
ness, they went into Committee on the tariff,
and speeches upon the question legitimately
before them were made by Messrs Dewitt,
Eustice and Covode. The Committee the
rose, and shortly afterwards the House ad-
adiourned
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GRoRGErOWy. Feb. -. 1857

GEoRGErowy, Feb. Il, 1857.
The numerous friends Of our old and highly
esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr.. Chas. W. Dean,
living 10 the District and elsewhere, will re-
greet to learn that an accident befel him yes
terday by which he was bereft of the earnings
of several years industrious toll He was, az
usual, engaged at his rope walk, spinning The
weather being very cold, he had a small FIRE
in stove which stands in an ofise or ware.
house attached to the south end of the walk
While Mr. Dean and his son were both absent
from the office, spark of fire few out of the
stove and fell among some fine hemp, and be
fore either Of them could reach the spot, the
entire building and valuable contents, con-
nsting OF the very best quality of hemp, rope.
twine, DO, was all in flame. The Vigilant,
and several of the Washington fire com panies
were coon on the ground, bu. could render no
service. Mr. Dean loss is upwards of So 900
and VIC regret to learn that he has no insu.
rance.
A gentleman at MercersvilIe, who has seen
Dam No. since the fIeshet, writes to our city
that it is not injured to an extent that will
prevent navigation on the canal from that
point, at least no: until such time as the water
may be unusually low, when a Golfer dam
around the damaged part will be necessary,
and which can be constructed at a small out.
lay OF money aud time.
We have heard it rumored that another
banking house is to be established in our city,
early the coming summer, by q young NJ IN, a
native Of cur city, who went to California
some five or six years ago, and who, by dill
gence, industry and economy, has scraped t.
gether pretty considerable pile.
VIM IL Jenny, Esq has been appointed
clerk to the commissioners of the sinking fund
CT our Corporation.
Nothing of moment transporting in the mar.
kets, and no change in prices since our last
report
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JONAS WHIrcosB's REMEDY for Asthma
Rose Cold, Hay Fever, &c., DC The signal
success which has attended the use Of this
medicine has induced the proprietors to offer
it for the benefit Of those who are afflicted with
the above named painful disease. Persons
who s, fer from Periodical colds and Catarrh,
will always find relief in the use of this reme-
dy. Prepared only by Joseph Burnett It Co,
No. Al Trement street, Boston, and for sale by
druggists generally.
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Proceedings Of TO-DAY.

In THE SENATE, to-day, q communication
was received from the President, covering the
ton in relation to the circumstances under
which Gov Stevens, Of Washington Territory
not long since declsred martial law referred
to the Military Affairs Committee and ordered
to be printed
A resolution was adopted fixing the hour of
daily meeting of the body hereafter at ii a m
Mr.. Allen reported from the District Com
mittee the House bill incorporating deaf,
dumb and blind institution in the city of W ash
ington passed
A bill for the relief of George A. Magruder
was being considered as the Star went to press
In THE House, the committees were called
for reports of private bills, q large number of
which were reported, several of them being
passed ere the Star went 10 press.
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GLYCERISE.-This is an article of the Pha.
macopia which has for some years been IA
vorably known to the faculty for its soothing
and refreshing action upon the capillaries Of
the skin. The most eminent physicians have
always agreed in its use for these purposes.
1t enters largely into the composition of Bat
nett, kallsS:On or Orient Wutey, where its
best properties are extracted and retained in
their full force.
1t Is prepared by Joseph Burnet. & Co
Boston; and sold in this city by Marin & Pal.
mer, Selby Parker, and the dealers generally.
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@ADJOURNED MEETIN6.-AN AID.
M journed meeting Of the Anti Know
Nothing voters Of the First Ward will be held at
the usual place on MONDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock. A general attendance is requested BY
order. feb 1881
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WIN. H. KURTZ. Sec

H SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
~ Course Of Lectures o be given by DR.
REID, + X. !. + &C., OF the 4" Progress Of
Architecture In relation to Ventilation, Warming,
Lighting, Fire proofng, Acoustics, and the gen,
eral preserva ion Of Health" These lecture will
be given on W ednesday, February 18th. Friday
II h, Monday 10th, Wednesday 18th, Friday 2Oth,
Monday 2}d, Wednesday 25tb, Friday 27tn com.
mencing at a quarter before O'Clock feb11
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E~LIBERTY AND THE UNION The
~ Liberty Club will give their Third
6rand Cotillon Patty, at TEMPBRANCE HALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 16, 1857
Tick'ts FIFTY CENTS admitting a Gentle
man and Ladies,to be had Of any Of the members,
or at the door on the evening Of the Party.
feb 10-lwA
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A MEETING OF THE ANTI
NJ Know Nothing voters Of the Third Pre-.
clint Will be held at their room. at No $50 Bridge
street, on MONDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock
Puncual attendance 10 requested, az business Of
Importance Is TO be transacted.
CHAS. +. ENGLISH, Sec
6HORsE TOWN. February 18th fab 1911
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For Sale and Rent.

ed Rooms For further particulars apply on
the premises No $50 north b street, between ID
and Sd streets feb ~ are
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%@A NJ e Z T IN g OF THEsYOUNG
~ Mems Christian Association Will be held
at the rooms, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue ard
10th street, on MONDAY, the 10th instant. at TX
O'Clock m. An Address will be delivered by
J. arsusrus JOHNSON, ESQ Members and
iiends Of the Association are respectfully Invited
to attend. By order:
feb 10 0RAS. s. TALBOT, Rec Sec.
ETOWN MEETING AT FORREST
~ HALL ON MONDAY NEXT-At a
meeting Of citizens Of Georgetown tie voters Of
said town were invited to meet at F orrest Hall
on MONDAY EVENING next, the 10th in, tant,
st7H O'Clock when the several local que ior az
fscing the interest Of the town. will be discussed
The Candidates for the next Ma, orally were re-
quested to be present, and to s.defne their posi-
uon'' In reference to the railroad, the amended
Charter Of August IL, 1856, and the application Of
the School Tax levied by virtue Of that amended
Charter, and such other questions as they may
deem pertinent to the objects Of the meeting.
w n. TENNY, President.
WIN. II. KURTZ, Secretary feb 12-g
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Wants.

II 90 Ms wANTED.-wANTED TWO
~ UNFINISHED Rooms. Parlor and Bedroom
on second floor, In a genteel house where there is
family occupying tie balance Of IL boarding
house will not suit. Address Rooms star OF
le. fsh 10 o,s
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ITO LET.-A NEWLY FINISHED COT
tage Frame House, containing six excellent
Rooms, situated on N street north, between 18th
and 5th streets west Rent $40 per month. In
guile Of JNO p. HILTON, near the co-uer Of
Eth street and Penn averue.
feb 12-1w mo Hilton
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ENOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
l. BILE residence on street, between Goth and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J NJ. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire Of RI66S co au l2-eotf
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EHOR RENT "A FURNISHED HOUSE,
L situated on Penn avenue, between 10th and
18th streets The advertiser being about to leave
the city for several months lie DESTROYS Of renting
their house, which is comfortably furnished, and
suitable for family. To coed and r sponsible
tenant the rent viii be moderate Possession
given en- the 1st Of April next feb 5-2w
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FURNISHED ROOMS TWO PARLORs
l. and six Chambers. handsomely furnished
for rent at No. aus 9th street, between g and H.
feb 10-4t&
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN7-MRs.
l. G. ANDERSON has for rent three or four
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, ard
can be converted into parlors or chambers, as may
be required. Penn avenue, I'd door east Of the
KirkWood House feb & 2v
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EOR RENT.-NEAR THE NEW GOV.
l. eminent Printing Once, convenient Dwell
ling House, containing six Rooms and Kitchen
The house is situated On PIERCE street, between
LIST and North Capitol streets. To good tenant
the low rent Of $40 will he charged. Apply to
the undersig ned, opposite the premises, or at my
stall at the Centre Market.
jan Soft CHARLES THOMA
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Conductor. Mr.. w. HENRY PALNrx
Single Ticket ONE DOLLAR
Nofce.-The sale Of Tickets will commence
this day at the Music Stores Of Messrs M trerott
DAVIS, ana Ellis, Penn. avenue: and at the Book
stores Of Messrs Farnham Taylor Maurv ana
Frank Taylor, Penn avenue. feb9
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Boarding.

ORD q A q IL S.-CANARY. MOCKING
- Bind, and Breeding Cages. Bird Seed, F Isl
Bone, &C, at g. FRANCIS'S,
1s0 IL 400 It'll street
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u o X f IA TWO-STORY BRICK
Dwelling Hnuse, on New York avenue bet
18th and 18th streets, near the Navy and War De-
paTtments Possession may he had Immediately
Enquire OF CHARLES DESELDING, No 507
Seventh street. feb q-eosr&
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ENOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND SPA
L cious Bed Room, a35 9Th street. feb III -4t4
NOR RENT-TWO LARGE FURNISHED
l. Rooms, at the northwest corner 18th and
streets. feb III SIS
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SToRE FOR RENT.-A GOOD STORE,
~ with Show cases Counter, Shelves &c suit.
able for millinery, segar or fancy store, situs-
ted on Penn. avenue, No. 37e, between Ak and
9th streets. VIII be rented low. Apply on the
premises. feb l.at&
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
MEDICAL.
DIR. CHARLES II. ToZER'S
Private Medical Card,

CrRANGERS wishing sacramento will remember
- that Dr. rozers lndrmary Is In 9th street, be-
tween and X -ts., Sacramento,
The great success aud many radical cures made by
DR.. Tozer since his commencement In this city,
which hundreds can testify, induces him To inform
those afflicted with any private complaints, recent or
chronic, and wish to be well and thoroughly cured.
IL will be to their interest and welfare tn call on him
who for the last twenty five years has given his
tire attention TO Private Complaints, and TO all cases
Of a private nature, acute and chronic such Sy-
phillis, secondary aud constitutional affections,
Gonorrhhoe and Seminal Weakness: elect and
STRUCTURES and all diseases of the grnitive and urinary
organs, Dolh In male nnl female, such Proapsus.
Flour Albus, II,steria, &c.
Patients can he assured that their complaints III
not be ampered WITH but treated upon strictly sci
entihc principles. Private complaints eradicated IN
few days. new cases cured in short time, without
mercury.
He can be consulted ht his Office at NIL times Of the
day from 9 in the morning until ~ the evening"
All in affection find in him one v no see aud
sympathise with and betriend them when In trouble.
and he relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as TO preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters ensoSing $40 will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
&. II. rOZER, W. H.,
9th street, between and X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

NA- Dr. j. l.. CZAPKAy.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application 10 his pro-
fesson and devotion To the afflicted. render him alike
nn ornament to the one and benefit TO ihe o:her.
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth TO place
his country among the nations of earth. beyond the
oppressors rule, that her sons might rejoice IN the
prncice OF those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts So Ia do, he has reaped
The reward Of Intellectual resistance 10 oppression and
IN home and n country know him no more" Apart.
however. from his claims upon onr consideration as
patriot. the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings eniille him Ia public confidence. to
the exclusion uf those who possess neither the one
or the other. As gentleman his character is unar-
nished. as physician. his skill unsurpassed; end
10 thoss whose imprudence has ef upon them the
taints Of disease. we can conscieniiously c.mmend
him with the assurance that in him they will lind
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's ONCE
Is No. and Armory Hall, corner OF Sacrament and
Montgomery sireeis San Francisco. sl$-Sm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
READ AND REFLECT.

uNR. CHARLES ii TOZER'S CARD to the afilic-
~ ted of California In approaching any new
course Of systematic inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always be
rul to satisfy himself He should comprehend dis
lincly what the subject of inquiry is-liealth and
Disease
ton of the state of Health, shall have no difficulty
in understanding what was mennt by Disease. hut
beyond though not above these objects of investlga-
ton ot the human body, we have another and still
nober end lts to lay before you in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and will know where 10 ap-
ply for relief.
/ use the word "disease" generally. and before |
speak of the sigGs OF particular diseases, 1t will be
pr per to take general view of symptoms. When
person il troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes II weakness of ,hc back and limbs pain In the
head dimness of sight, loss ef muscular POWER. pal
pitaon of the heart rritahility nervousness, dys-
peDsa arrangement of the digestive functions, gen
era debility symptoms of consumption, and many
Others which better explained than put on paper
and reqare Medical or Surgical attendance, II would
be well for them tn inquire II there is physician VINO
il cu,npetent to attend them and who understands
the application of medicine and whose scientific nj
tainments in his profession, and whose age ana expe-
riencc enllle him To yours confidence. Considering
these things Dr. ChsS. H. ToZer has concluded to IN
form you that afflicted, advertising his place OF
business stating that he has been successful prac'
titoner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED, AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery -
Therefore you may rely upon him as one in whom
secresy and the utmost confidence can be placed.
DR. Z. II. Twould invite all that are afflicted to call
on him. and il he does not administer for then,there
will be no charge made. Let no false delicacy pre-
ven, you, but apply immediately, and save youseir
from the dreadful Consequences which must follow
those who neglect 10 receive attendance.
DR. G. IL. Tozers Office is on 18th street. near the
Belyidere llo,el between and streets. His rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear of mClestatiOn.
Once hours, from in the morning until In the
evening. G. ~ TOZER, NJ. d..
noyS 9th st. between J and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
READ AND REFLECT

Dr. Cka's II. Tozer's carl to the afflicted.
Quick cures End lo"tprc"s at the Old established
Office 9th street between and X
WNR TDIER returns his thanks to his numerous
~ patients for heir patronage. and would en-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tinues To- consult on those cnscs of vENkKEAL which
havo ballcd the skill OF some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age. and upon which he has nerer
taiied 10 perform aTddicdi cure.
Dr. TnZer'S reputation rs Il physician stands un.
eQualled His exclusive attention To Diseases OF the
grniio urinary organs for many years. renders him
perfectly master ot syphl'itic diseases.
The large number of aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after ihcy have been given up by
many Others Is The only proof that physician re-
ouires of his ability. Dr TOzer would state that he
can any and all Gases OF varieties OF The disease
no matter how long standing, or what progress the
disease has madr every patient can rely upon cure
Dr ToZtr has, it is weH known, tIken patients
from the very verge OF the grave and restored them
to perfect health lie would further state, that he
deems IL sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services oi II ph,sicap in all
cases, but particularly those enumerated in the ad
vcriisempn expecting they would test my merits rs
praciitoner and the result ot my practice has been
thus far satisfactory to patients and myself. Nor
do deem it necessary 10 fill columns OF the newspa-
pers with fulsomc empire ami bOmDase advertise
ment, protesting my ability to heal all diseases flesh
is heir to- for 10 do that must be- something more
than Man, but 10 give those that ARE afflicted with
Veneren Chronic, uhd other diseases tn understand
from long experience, am fully competent to treat
them successfully.
NV regard for the dignity of the medical profession
To which have the honor to belong, delers me from
committing any act savoring of rank quackery, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself on par win quacRs ana hosriin Vehlers Oi
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pufs
of my superior qualifications as practitioner; neither
do assume to myself medical honors to which sm
not entitled but merelr ask those who diseased,
10 read the different advertisements relating 10 the
cure Of private diseases, and judge for themselves
whore To apply for relief. My rooms ar" so arranged
that can be consulted in privacy NJ all hours OF the
day, from o clock in the morning until O'Clock In
the evening
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentcry, Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility. Low Spirits, Lassitude
Weakness of the Limbs and Rack ndisposition Loss
OF Memory. Aversion to society. Love OF Solitude.
Tmidity self Disrsi Dizziness. Headache, Pains in
the side Affection oi the Eyes. Pimpes ON the face
Sexual and other inirmilies in Man, &c, will find il
important to consult DR.. G. H. Tozer ut his Office, 9th
street, between and X, Sacramento.