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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Biger pre-
sented the petition of citizens of Philadelphia,
praying the enlargement of the navy yard in
that city referred.
Mr.. Seward gave notice that he would TO-
morrow offer an amendment to the law prohib-
iting the African slave trade.
Mr. Simmons offered a resolution calling
upon the Secretary of the Treasury to repori
to the Senate the necessary estimates and
schedules for substituting specific for All "a
iOrsm tariff duties.
the table. He said that the Secretary of the
treasury was opposed to specific duties and
that 1t would be inconsistent to call on him for
plan for initiating them. The resolution was
laid over.
MIR. Mason moved to take up the Joint reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary Of State to
pay the salaries of certain foreign ministers;
adopted.
Mr.. Houston, arising to personal explana.
ton, wished to know of the Senator from Geor.
gia Mr. lverson) what he meant on a recent
occasion In speaking invidiously of his (Mr.
Houston's) antecedents?
-, Mr.. lverson said that he simply alluded TO
the hozannas that the honorable Senator had
on all occasions shouted for the Union, without
que respect for the dignity and rights of the
MIR. Houston followed at length in review of
his course in the Senate and elsewhere. and
SAID that If his devotion to the Union had been
the cause OF losing his seat in that BODY. he
was content with the martyrdom.
In THE House, Mr.. Curry submitted a reso-
luton calling on the Secretary of the Navy for
information as to the number of chaplains
in the Navy, their religious denominations.
whether they are required to wear gowns when
performing divine service, whether they are
compelled to adhere to any particular church
ritual, and whether the Episcopal form of ser
wee is used at all; agreed to.
Mr.. Houston reported a resolution from the
committee on the Judiciary, authorizing that
committee to send for persons and papers in
the Investigation of charges against Thomas
Irwin, U. S, Judge for the western district of
Pennsylvania; agreed to.
Mr.. Davis, of Ind, arising to q priyileged
question, urged the printing of Is. 600 comics
OF the report of DR. John Evans, of his geo.
logical survey of Oregon and Washington ter
ritories WI
The result of the action of the House IN this
ments. N'S0
Inc House then resumed the consideration
OF tie motion to commit the Naval Appropria.
ton bill to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
ano the bill was allowed to take the usual
course, and was referred to Committee of the
" mole on the state Of the Union
me call of committees was then resumed
and number of bills of a private character
were reported.
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w letter from Madrid says: We have 70.
ceivsd news OF a terrible catastrophe. The rich
lead mines Of Linares, belonging to the state
paws fafien IN, and, IL Is said, buried In their
runs more than 10 miners, Of whom upwards of
70 have been taken out dead The falling in.of
the earth Is attributed to the excessive rain for
some days past.
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FISH TRADK.-There are some thirty houses in
Boston engaged in the fish trade, and the bust
ness amounts to upwards Of six millions per an
mum. This is the principal fish market in the
United States
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IL The Delaware Legislature, 1t is said, will
pass the act granting lottery privileges SO as to
aid the construction Of railroads In the State.
without involving the States credit.
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IL A few nights ago some half dozen slaves
belonging to Mrs. Barnes, Oliver John son, and
others, in and about Morgantown, Va, ran of
upon the ''underground railroad"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-13

IL The Central Park skating pond in New
York has been visited by thousands Of persons
several of whom on Monday, got their ears fros,
bitten
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IMrsysHISn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seeoton.
Al THE SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Fitch, from
the Committee on Printing, reported adverse.
ly on printing the report of the Secretary of
the Senate, and so 900 copies of the addresses In
the old Senate chamber, on the occasion of the
removal.
The Pacific Railroad bill being under con-
sideration, the question to refer It back to the
committee with Instructions to report il 80
amended as to provide for Northern, South
ern and Central route, was debated and dis
agreed to, by vote Of yeas Is, nays 3d.
Without further action on the bill, the
Senate adjourned. - = L &
In rms House, the question Of referring the
Naval Appropriation bill 10 the Naval CON-
mittee was further debated, by Mr.. Seward
for, and Messrs. Howard and Jones of Tenn.
against the reference, without vote being
had, - -
The House went into Ceunfttee of the
Whole, and resumed the cons 1efation of the
Presidents Message.
decried the habit of making political speeches
in the House, and summed up. tseimpOrtan,
questions demanding the attentionoc Congress
Mr.. Giddings replied, blaming the President
for introducing politics in his message, and
branching out into an anti-slavery address.
Mr.. Bowie thought it impossible for any
party to arrest the progress Of American in.
ltutions, and the expansion of this govern.
ment's jurisdiction. The question of slavery
was mere matter of taste. In the Sou tn the
enslavement Of white men was abominated;
while in the North, white slaves were prefer.
red to black ones. He concluded with an an
alysis OF our foreign relations. Adjourned.
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u The tobacco crop Of Ohio for the past year
Is estimated to be worth 50 100000
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IL Thssgh The Star" 10 printed On the
fastest steam press In NE south Of Balti.
mere, its edition IL % large n - require 10
- be pat % press 1t an early hsur, Adver.
sisemsnts, therefore, should be sent in y IL
s'eisck, M; otherwise they may net mp pear
until the next day.
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one door south OF Penn. avenue. the one at which
may Dc found all the delicacies and lux uries of the
season IN the gastronomic line, served up to order
IN the neatest quickest inviting and a.
tory style for parties of gentlemen large or smalI
and for sinele Indi viduals. =
The proprietor always has on hand the beat Al sa,s
q ell descriptions ouch Beef. r. RI Veal Lamb.
reulson, Young Pigs, Rabbits, Squirrels, and
Opossums; also, Wild and tame Turkeys, tjeese
woodoocks, Qua's, Robins, Reed Birds, Sora.
or i.h In all varieties, including Shesphead and
hog sh. taken at Norfolk, the esta shInept vii
style. - =. - "r''"'01
la their appropriate season, Soft and Hard Crabs
Lobsters, Terrspins, and Green Turtle viii be
served up. OYSTERS OF the first water furnished
TO SUIT those who may order them, ether steved
flied. boiled baked, sc,lloped or PANIED
As Tor the imbibns INGREDIENTS Of the establish
ment they will speak and sparkle for Themselves
Those Who have tried them have generally smack. d
shsr Lips and called for further of these
Tho Dining rooms and Psr'ors are neatly and
handsomely furnished with appropriate appoint
=, nsna four Of them being sufficiently oommodious
spests ommodate parties ranging from forty TO kty
Inc terms are always reasonable. whether Tor
v,sSb y, sSest or Tor parties Of gentlemen Who may
IL % fyH, their friends to dim or or supper.g
Essi.. AL Al no vlsh for the night kind OF good
snS ~ III piink.ng Bet attainment, always orderly
Mn. nSsG eoastsI?us nor uainvlfins. are
seiyeS. so'ieusd 10 call and examine for them
VtHE RUSSIAN WAR DTORAMAe o,en TO-
= nlsn., a Oda Fellow Hall. &c 4
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&1M kEWARp.-Ran away fr m the ,,h.
s Shsrl g county. Nd. NEGRo NAN FteS -
S Ssics smith. he II about feet 10 inchep bish. ~
49,. olifnt ellow compilation. and vesrs -
saol. qoe xhiskers; has gay eyes a. d q tusry III
VIII VII give my collars for him m n e :,
one hundred dollars ii taken eisewbs, ~ II %
RE 70 me az home or secured in jail 90 that n
mslv' b. g. sTONEsTREEr.
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A VAST Ep3UGTIGN

The Undersigned, who some weeks since adyer.
Used TO SELL At COST with the view of reducing
stock PREPARATORY to hls visiting Europe takes this
method OF informing his friends and cus ers that
from this date any thing he tas In the Millinery De
psrtment will be marked down loto that the most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-13

REhD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
hEAL IH.-Madam MOUNTS CONSUMPTION
DesI9y er, acts maEicaIIy on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma ma bIohcnitls. and Consumption. In cases OF
o. 20 cents Persons from al seoIions have ordered
ahe.ent quantities ~ express. Ii is purely vege-
taole DADe can take H without injury. HayIns
Deen .eslored 70 heath by il hersel from deep con-
nsa sne mmesds it unhestatingy TO all.
u you wish to be saved. Apply at No. $50 8 street
between Iith and 18th. or at Stotts. corner Penn.
ahd .tn street, also, at Culvers, corner 18th
s.-oe. nIu Gun. avenue -.-I de 9-3m
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.a, anetei at the Smith sonian, at a. m f.o,
,or Iemperature) % osi; at noon 90 .051'
thermometer, at q. m. 3O'; at noon az o.
Maiimum during a hours ending O..
day $40; minimum So - m. To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-13

THE RUSSIAN WAR DIORAMAS open To-
j night. at Odd Fellows Hall N
VrEN PIANOS FOR RENT upon easy terms
lust received JOHN r. ELLIS.
ia III between 9th and 10th sits.
Two SUPERB PIANOS, from Boston. inst
opened 10 day. JOB " F. ELLIS,
JAZZ between 9th and 10th SITS,
nNE DOZEN Assorted PIANO COVERS,
~ Two dozen assorted Stools,
Just received at
in y
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sion kEwARD-Ran sv.y from -. I'D
Charles eoGn Ss Md re sD ,s IN Nsni.moy. n
n,n.,sst, ssGR9 MAN ROBERT hsi n , asl6 1sa 81
iatto' asd1 9cef f carter sald Negro is NM
spsreiy br,, zee or sirches in heis t.ratheI
to Vii siy. 9zsi taken IN TINS seton o,,,,,.
Of the ,ne DISTINCT IN the county and ioo on,
me- OF secu red In jail 90 tina, get him ssain 10
"' "iH WIN. III. MITCHELL.
ii.u1~f H.t NaEjamoy Post O66ca
80. - - Charles county Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-13
ENAND MILITIA AIRY ANDCiVIC BALL
" oF1HE
Georgetown City Guards.

The Georgetown City Guards, in response 10 the
SOLICITATIONS OF their friends, have the honor "a
20 announce to them and 20 the public tener- ~
PEkN HALL, Union Hotel, on ~
- MONDAY. The 18th inst.
NO pains Will be spared to give entire satisfaction
70 AL VINO may compliment us by their presence,
and our ARRANGEMENTS are 90 ample that v oonh-
DENLY ex peCt, IS n 10 our earnest desire. please
kelreshmenfs viii he furnis ned the ladies'
A c,ebrs ed Military and CotIlon Bad will be In
IIokes TWO DOLLARS, admitting gentle
man and ladies.
E1eeEtive Commtffes.
Capt Overs Berry, r., T. Benton,
Lleut. no. r. DAVIS, klbert &. Prather.
SaTgt. j. ]. Burrows, William Hoffman,
ComDtttee on part If the Military.
Sol: WIN hlokey, Captain teoE,
mpor Z. Bacon, Captain Schwerseman,
Quarterm'r McCullom, Captain Ian
Aojutaut n. N. ODER, CaptH In Tover,
Major G. =. Wallaoh, Captain Dsyls
Commitfee on yayt of FAC Cfr,zs..
X. X. Crawford, Ess., Huge Csperton Ess
htnry Addison, Esq, Robert t;uld Ess
r. rrckrel, Ess. Thomis Knowles, Fee,
n. w. I1lley, ESQ. James r. fssex, ESQ
". bsrnsr Etq- Bladeu ForrestsEss,
Jas A. Masrudt r, 4 So, John n Wnter, Esn
ia 7-dtb
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N OFT E-FoR SALE-A splend,d pair of
l. HORSES, thar would suit any gem -
tlemen who wishes to possess good PAIR -
OF Horses. They of fine styl ard 8I
action, and hne travellers; sold for no NW
IasIt, only the present owner having no -A~
&c Co.'s uction Rooms ~
P.S.-They will he sold ON reasonable t,me fo,
paper satIsfI otOrIly endorsed ia7 Inn
nDD FELLOMS' HALL TONIGHT Rus
V sian War and Siege Of SebastopoI In
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOODSm
- AT REDUCED PRICES
70 order to reduce our large stock of FALL. and
WiNTFR GOODS We shall commence to day
selling OF all inter Goods at greatly redueed
prces and many at less than cost for CASH, to close
out this season.
All persons in want Of any Fancy Dress Goods, or
general Sttpe Articles for family USE we invite
their SPECIAL attention TO stock, we have de-
terfnned to sell of previous to making our Spring
purchases. r'e
IL We shall DO greatly obliged to those ems
toners who have received their bills, If they will
call at an early date possible and settle the same
j. w. COLLEY & CO,
523 It'll street, Sdoprs above
ia IL wv Penn avenue.
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xN0 kEwARD.-Rsp away, on toe iOl a.,.
scores county, Mo-, EGR no MAN, q
Ina InlIies Norton, aged about 81 years; very n
Yak complexion stout. we'll built about Az n
est hgn NO marks reoollected. Had op"
nen ne let hight drab pants grey casinet coat ana
alao Soa'' dark pants. other clothing not recoi
/ Will give sas if spprehendsd in Primo, e.,,.,.
o59nty, Soo n taken In the District OF CoIumh,.
Msr,yi ~ tsssn anyynere oat Of the state OF
70 De secured IN lall or de ivered Co me e"se
-@s CHR StOPHER STONE
=. 70 long va Field, Prince 6eorge's eouIty.
80 - - - ---.... Maryland
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AHUSEHKNTA


WASHINGTON THEATRE.
"A" STAGE MANksKR-----S =. ID. krrTNel
THIS EVENING. Jan Is. Isss.
Those brilliant young AmerIcan artists.
Mr.. aud MRS. r. CHANfRAU,
VII appear in
THE MODEL OF A WIFE.
And the magnificent burle.sse Of
THE FORTY THTEVES.
r To conclude with
PADDY NILES.
III Prices ~ ususL-n
III The Boz Cfhoe, ior the "a, Of tickets asd
Store. corner Of Penn. avenue and iiih .sr.s, az
VA Be osea daaly frsa a. m Until p.m. 10
pHIL MoNIc HALL
FTRsrAND ONLY APPEARANCE
PICCOLo MINI.
The public z. respectfully informed ths, Nm.
psersnoe IN Washington
On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. nth,
n PHILHARMONIC HALL,
MILE PIcc OLONIsI
wih be assisted BY
Pnm. Donna from 4 Her msjs.,i' !. Theatre. Lo.soa.
Principal Bss.o. sso E from the queen. Theatre.
Mr.. wOLI.ENHhUPT.
The celebrated Vol
And NJ X. Z. PERkIN6,
The favOItS English TeDOre
IL The ProIr.mme wit b. dul, published.
" The sale Of tickets vii commence on Mon
ds' 1T the Music stores of Messrs. MetzerOtt and
Davis.
No flCb.-The Manager regrets 90 Announce
that m consS fence Of Mile PIccaLoMINI'. seT-
vices being lmpeFat vely TeQEIreu IN LONDON tar'y
m AprIl, he has been unable 10 obaiu az erten. ion
OF hrs oontrec. from Mr.. Lumey Manaser Of the
queens 1BentIe there. 4 hIs will. therefore, he
mnst positively the only opPoTtun.ty heaTlnE TIN.
celebrated c."'antrIce in ~sshinstsn N. mIsd
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FOR BALLS AND PARTIES.

Just reoeived from Philadelphia, q lsrse assort-
mingf. and Lace Sleeves, OF VARIOUS sty lea and rt
moderate prices Also, HouIton Collars, Embroi-
dered Linen Cambno HandkerchIefs. Black Lace
shawls. Wells and Colfures, NubIs Hoods. Scarfs,
&c, az the Phadelphi I.aee and Embroidery
store. No. ts4 Penn. avenue, below t1I street.
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TIE WEArHsR.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian institution
The time of observation is about z o'clock.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AV0X ANU xVU0O.
/ osT-Yesterday afternoon, on IIih street, be-
- tween Pa. avenue and 18th ct !, a black French
lace Injured VEIL. Tho finder will he suitabiy re-
warded BY leaving at this oEice is
'ST-Tvo NOTES Of $40 each, on the Mer
~ ~ cnants' and Mechanics Bank, of Wheeling,
va. Letter A, 7,64S, May LIST, 1854; letter A 7el '
November lst, 1854. Five dollar. reward for the
return oil faid notes.; DANIEL PIERCE,
IT No. 257 pennsyIvania avenue.
EOUND.-A SUM OF MONEY was found ye,-
terday, the 18th lns tant at the oorper Of SIR srS
streets aorth. which the oyI ef can have by pa,i
tne COST OF advertising. A descriptlop vii he re-
a. red. Inquire Of J. M. BRIGGS, nsar the Navy
t9ENR-Was left at the Presiden,'s Ievee on
tuesaay evening lsst, naval Ofhcer's CAP
unch the owner can have by applying at TIE Star
omce ana paying for this advertisement. jsIs q
USI-On Tuesday night last. on A OF. south, be.
tween Ist end % Sta east, or on Pa avenue b.
sxeen isl ana % streets east, MINK SA BILE
IIfPET. A liberal reward y IN be gwen M Ieit a,
ia l5-2ts - seNs eos''
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4 DD FELLOWS' HALL TO NIGHT. Ru
~ sian War and Siege Of Sebastopoi. In
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VSl.Vn sunday evening, o GOLD RANn
n gfl,tr, between 9Th and 18Th sta 4 he 49, ~.
III Please leave 1t at this ONCE. ruItabls ysw
n
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THE RUSSIAN WAR DIORAMAs oman To
Il night, at Odd Fellows, Hall ~

ODD FELLOWS HALL TO. NIGHT. Ru
~ sian War and Siege Of Sebastopol. It
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S""I W 1"H1 DFeet ana REM dceHHe.
splendid stock of Rhine Wine, Cham 4
payne ORIGINAL Brandies of the pureste A9
quaity rom Frai ee; and Gin, Its equel d.
land: All OF these were selected by the much la
Inented Schad, who few months slnce after q
one nneaualled, and will he presented to conrossurs
a. prIcet beow the grade Of the common LIQUORS
also eI"merate pure DAbsynthe, Dried Plumss
and above all quantity of Germ n Potatoes, suit,
tame IN season, as the best of Oysters and Meals
az AZ hours at the shortest no'ice. To all of this
canLot be compared with for cheapness
CHARLES MADES,
)a7 I'm corner Sd street and Penn avenue
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THE RUSSIAN WA DJ1,R M 4 q ~, n.
4 night, At Odd Fellovs' Hail W." IL
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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

THE SPRING SESSION of 1859, will
commence on the 9th of February, and continue
sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course o.
Lectures VII be given, occupying six or sever
hours dzily, with good opportunities for atten
ton 70 practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin.
ical facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fel
T. e. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of anatomy and PhysioIogy.
j.. F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, M. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. III. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Materia Mediea and Therapeutics
WIN. SHERWOOD, Md,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor Of O5stefries and Diseases Of Women
and Childrea.
The Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, Observation-Disclosures S. 90. Tu-
ition, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500
EVERY Student is required to engage in disco
ton one session before graduation,) Graduation
$500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (op
tional) $500.
The Lecture-ROoms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street, where students
viii find it convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for the session may be obtained of
the Dean Of the Faculty, at his Office, No. ll3
Smith street, or of Prof. C. II. CLEAvELAxD,
Secretary OF the Fdeuhy, No. 139 Seventh St.,
near Elm. JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
july Is, le5S-ly.
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TO BE CONTINUED. l

VERY IMPRoPER.-The Editors Table
Of the Knickerbocker, has the following
humorous account of some naughty pro-
ceedings:
A young gentleman, a member of our
College, was expelled for the crime of
drawing young ladies up to his room at
night, and letting them down in the NOR
ming, by means of rope and basket ar.
ranged from his window. OF course a
great deal of gossipping conversation was
the consequences. The following colloquy
occurred between two young ladies':
"Jane, do You really believe that the
students draw girls up to their rooms ?"
Certainly. my dear; more than that,
l know they do.''
"How 90
"Well, was going by the College,
one morning; it was just before light /;
twas uery early in the morning. and
heard noise in the direction of one of
the College buildings. 1 looked that
way. and as plain as l see you now,
saw a girl in basket, about halfway
from three-story window to the ground;
and just then the rope broke, and dOwn
came :"
Oh janet
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