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GEORGETOWN.


a GEoReETowS, Feb. II, 1859.
We have been requested by Mr.. Tenney, chair
man OF the committee Of Ways and Means Of our
City Councils to saw, that the report OF the Cor
porafion Clerk, and that Of the shove mentioned
committee on the financial affairs of the Corpo-
ration has been received from the printer, and
tnat persons desiring copy of the same, can
obtain IL by applying AZ the Clerks Once.
we are pleased TO learn that the Fair OF the
Ladies Trinity (Catholic) Church, which closed
on Friday evening last, Melted the very handsome
sum OF about 81 400. clear Of all expenses.
The services at the Dumbarton street Nj F.
Church, Yesterday morning aud evening, were
OF very interesting character: eloquent dis
courses Were delivered on both occasions by the
pastor, the Rev Dr.. Edwards, and collections
amounting to over $500 was raised IN aid of For
eign Missions. Two of the members of the
delegation OF Delaware Indians, now In your
citY on business with the General Government.
were present at the morning service, and ap.
| ceedings. p
Don't forget the Readings Al Forrest Halt. 10.
morrow evening, by Mr.. Harvey Bautree, for the
| benefit of the Protestant Mission Sabbath school
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WASHLNGTONNEWs AND GOSSIP.

A GREAT AMERICAN DAY.-After the Sfar
went to press on Saturday, Oregon VS. guy
admitted as a State into the ConfedersoS !"
the United States by the action Of the Mouse VI
Representatives, the majority for the senate
bill to that end being eleven. Two cireum-
stances or causes eonspired to that result with
great effect. First, the confidence in the rep
resentations of General Joe Lane enter aimed
by the House. In the course Of the days dis
cussion he was subjected to severe cross-ex-
animation on points bearing on the propriety
of the passage Of the bill, and the manner in
which he sustained himself and the interests OF
the people Of Oregon committed to his charge
throughout it, turned the nicely balanced
scale triumphantly in the new States favor,
as We happen to know. Next We may mention
the very great speech of Mr.. Stephens, of
Georgia, the member of the Territories Com
mittse in charge of the bill, perhaps the very
sblest and most ststesmaHlike argument that
has 30 far marked his hitherto remarkable
career as q member Of the House Of Represen-
tatives of the United States. 1t is understood
that he withdraws from Congress at the termi
nation of the present session, and we congratu
late him that that event has not occurred until
after the delivery Of his speech of Saturday,
wherein he set forth the true theory Of this
Government 80 far as the admission of new
members Of the Confederacy is concerned, with
perspicacity and cogency of argument such as
had not before, in any one similar effort, graced
the debates Of the Congress of the United
States. On all hands we hear his speech
spoken of by legislative and other statesmen
as being the great effort of Lis public life
We rejoice at the result of the days work in
the House, because we recognize in the future
of the Pacific side of the United States, the
groundwork of an American nationality that
shall by far overshsdow the history of the
greatness Of any other nation that has ever ex-
isted. California has laid the foundation for
| an Eastern American commerce, out of which,
IN quarter of a century, the profits of the
commercial interest on the Atlantic side will
be many millions on many millions annually.
The Northern Pacific remains still " closed
sea, as it were, to American enterprises; yet
we know enough of it to be we'll aware that it
bids fair in the future to be equal to the South
Pacific and Indian ocean in its sources of prof
to our countrymen. proportion to the Amer
loan capital invested in its trade, it is perhaps
already more prof to the Atlantic section
| OF the Confederacy; and We cannot doubt that
any such event as the admission of Oregon as a
State, which must tend greatly to solidify the
interests and associations of the Pacific side
with those of the Atlantic side will tend greatly
| to the advancement of its (the North Pacific 81
American commerce.
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NAvAL.-At last accounts, the U. 8. steam-
frigate Roanoke and the sloop Savannah were
in the port of AspinwaIi, the latter having ar
rived on the LIST inst. The sloop ST. Mary's was
waiting at Acapulco the arrival Of the steam
frgate Saranac with her relief crew ON board.
when she was to sail for Panama; the latter
vessel was then to proceed to San Francisco to
undergo repairs. The flag ship Merrimac was
at kealjo, and the sloop Decatur at San Juan del
Sur
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III The third trial of the Rev. Daniel Dow
ney, Catholic priest, for murder, is in progress
al staunton, Va, and creates considerable excite
ment.
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IL There are nineteen ocean steamers now
living idle at New Yoik, among them the Ariel,
America, Atlantic, Adriatic, Baltic and Canada
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III A great discovery OF lead ore has been
made near De Soto, Jefferson county, Missouri.
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The PRICE OF HAY This article was selling
on Friday, at the different markets, at about Si4
per ton for baled hay, and about he same price
for loose, with good supply Ledger.
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HoN BENJAMIN WIGGIN-We alluded in
Fridays Star to q leakage in the Executive
session, whereby q correspondent of the New
York Tribune revealed some proceedings in
that body relative to the confirmation of the
Hon. Benz. Wiggin, as Commissioner under
the Reciprocity Treaty with Great Britain.
We have further to remark today, that the
effort of Senator Hamlin to defeat the conRr-
nation of Mr. Wiggin, is likely to result in tie
same manner as other similar attempts have
resulted in that body during the present ses-
sion. That Senator Hamlin has an ardent
desire to compass the defeat of this gentleman
may be justly inferred. As political apes
tate, with the smell of apostacy fresh upon his
garments, he would undoubtedly regard it as
signal triumph to be able to cut down an
honorable gentleman and leading Democrat of
his own State, whose energy and ability have
contributed so much to the Democratic cause
But Mr.. Hamlin is not the man to prefer
charges against Democrats He is quite too
unfortunate in his position Once, his will
would have had potency; but now, the GLORY
has departed from Israel" Mr. Wiggin is q
gentleman of rare abilities and great political
sagacity, and is highly esteemed, not only in
New England, but throughout the country, cs
sound Democrat and an honorable man.
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IL Though "Ths starr IL printed On the
fastest steam press In uss south Of Balti.
mere, its edition II - large a. 10 require IL
- Be pss - press Mt an early hsur, AdveF.
sissnsnts, therefore, shsald be sent in IL
s'clsck, Mi stherwiss they may net ap pear
until the next day. --.f
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THE MAIDEN,S FLOCK,
BY WIN. Ross WALLACE.

In addition to all this original matter, the LEDG-
Err coatains popular Stories and Sketches by Mrs.
SOUTHWORTH, Mr.. COBB and EMERSON
BENNETT, 6EORGIANA HERBERT, Mrs.
sAUsHAN. DR.. 8. COMPTON SMITH, and
otnefs. together with variety Of Miscellaneous
Arue'ss ana Editorials ON popular subjects .s-
Price ONLY remember that word oalv. IN eon .
nec.ion win the table of contents FOUR CENTS.
circulation =,
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AUUSKJ(EUn

ODD FE L l. ow s. HALL.
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE,
Avail yourself OF this chance TO vlihess
SANDERSON's
COL o SAL illus TRATIONS
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR
SIEGE OF SEBASToPOL,
And on wEpSEs DAY and ssTusDAY AT.
TERNOONS, az 5 o'c'oek.
cllR Admission IS cents; Reserved Seats 50 osnt..
Once for sale Of Reserved Seats open from 10 tall
Door: open at :. to commence at M o'olOcs.
WAsHIN6TON THEATRE.
Lksskk-----...-...W.S stuart
The Msnag ement has pleasure in snnon rcius the
en- esement OF the brilliant and BEAUTIFUL FGIry
MISS AGNES RoBER rsoN.
Ana ne accompanied actor and draratist.
Mr.. DION BOURCICAULT,
r.,, VINO VIII sepesr on
THIS EVENING Feb. 10. lass,
In Bourcicauits great drama of
JESSIE BROWN;
Or, the Rel,ef' Of LHckAor.
=. ne eneot produced by this drama 90 Its produc-
Son iast .ess.n at Walack's Theatre. by Mr..
Night alter night n w.s received with the greatest
a, charge of THE Hi6RLaSDERs, gId.I
shouts Of fervor. ''N
IO Prices as usual.-Ht
III Inc Box tftce, for the SAFE of tickets and
Occurring Of seats, will be at Metxerott', MnsIo
store, corner of Penn, avenue and nth strset snS
xlIl be o1en dsIly from q. m until .. m. "a
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST AND FOUND,
II OSr-A small round black lace ELL, on Thurs-
IL day, February 10th. The Eader Will be re-
w9rded ny eavlng 1t at the Star Office.
I CST-A MEMORA SHUM BOOK, or Thurs
Gay AFTERNOON, the 10th instant, between Sd end
18TH ana L. streets IN the northern section of TIE
city. Inc hinder wiItrecelve n liberal reward, snd
the thanks Uf the ownsr by leaving the same az the
star Once, or at the corner Of r and Sd streets
north. fe I2sts
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NAVAL ESGINEERs.-TheS Secretary of the
Navy has ordered First Assistant Engineer
George Gideon to repair to Boston and super
intend the construction Of the machinery for
the new propeller sloop-of-war, Of ten feet draft
now building there.
First Assistant Engineer A. Lawton has also
been ordered 20 Boston to superntend the con-
struction Of the machinery for the propeller
Hartford, which is also building at the Navy
Yard there.
Chief Engineer Jesse Gay is relieved from
experimenting tho construction of machinery
for naval vessels building at Boston.
Chief Engineer III. Ii. Stewart has been
ordered to Baltimore, to superintend the con
struction of machinery by Murray Halle.
hurst for the naval vessel building at Norfolk.
First Assistant Engineer VIM. S. Sloan has
been ordered to Philadelphia to superintend
the construction of machinery for the steamer
Lancaster, now building at the navy yard in
that city.
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SECOND GRANDFRENCB FANCyDR
~ MASQUERADE BALI,

HAsHinGT0N ASSEMBLY ROOMS
oE MONDAf, FKBKuAkY H. lgSJ
tsupper IncludedD ~1~ '0~'ss'
hIst-raie French cook, and the refreshIr stfs e
oonfectIoners. WV VII i0A0H -
Ticket, tickets 20 be secured at the Music Stores ana
N. B.-For Fancy Costumes arply IN N, F,-,,.y
w tth street, between and T. foTmerI, Costgu,rr
OF the Opera Comque of Pans ia y eohGf.
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An INcIDENr.-Among the pleasing Incl
dents Of Gen. Lanes reception on Satur day
eve, was q visit of a delegation of the Inds-
pendent order of the Sons of Malta, of which
the Hon. Senator is a member, nearly 500 in
number, who called to congratulate him upon
the admission Of Oregon as one of the United
States of America-snd we understand that
during the hilarity of the evening, a wish was
expressed to the Hon. Senator, that he might
render as efficient service in forming another
"and ocean bound State" as he has already
rendered to our Pacific sister just born. Ere
midnight large number of other friends paid
their respects to him, and congratulated him
in person.
iHH NAPIER Complimentary BALL.-We
advise gentlemen proposing to attend this grand
entertainment on Thursday night next to lose
no time In entering their names on the su bscrip-
ton book now open at Willards' Hotel, as the
list Is being rapidly filled up-so ra pidly as that
those who delay twenty four hours will prob.
ably find 1t closed on applying for tickets The
preparations being made are on far grander
scale than were ever before attempted in the
Federal Metropolis. The brothers Willard, by
of the services Of Gauter, the prince of caterers
on such occasions now among MS.
A MIsrAKE.-The newspaper paragraph
representing Mr.. Charles N. Price, Marshal Of
the Northern district Of New York, as de-
iaaiter' now being published over the country,
Is mistske This morning, we took occasion
10 inquire at the bureaus of the First Comm
troiisr and First Auditor of the Treasury, bsy.
ing charge Of his accounts, and apd. ". ~.
happy to be able to state, that thew are -
condition as satisfactory as those Of snv oth.r
officer Of the Government.
OREGON is already State of the Ivn;o,
President Buchanan having this morning
signed the Senate bill to that end that passed
the House on Saturday.
TIE TARIYr.-At their session of this morn.
ing the Ways and Means Committee did not
resume the consideration of the Tariff question
~ many expected.
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1SA sPKIN6 CALiCUES.
lou PIECES Just Received,
Choice Styles.
JAS. W. SEARS
u-1 Psnn. avenue, ID door from nh A..
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Wesley Chapel Choir,
BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
THE NAPIER COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
rhe following is list of the Mansssrs ard r.,
ecntiye Committee OF the Ball in fanor 10 "a
LOk ID and LADY NAPIER, to take place -
MILLARDs' HoTKL on THURSDAY ~
EVENING next. the nth list fxlk
Managers Of Ihs Bali.
Hon. Jas. N. Mas VI. Hon ia, N VAN. s,n N
VIM. ". Seward NY. samI N.lson y
:. HnneiS nd Gen Thos =. Iesup. 4 .s.A.
. NftteAaen NY. DR.. Wood, L s.A.
90 Simon Cam Pa IA Col p : a. 60.
henry wilson, Mas Coi A 4 JoLn.,n N
Robert Toonbs. Ca Gen Tho. L.~1on 80
:. yererson Davis. Misc. A d Bacte, Coast survey
a, Dhson Conn. Capt CbGs. wilkes, TsN
., douglas, III. Capt G. Ringgold, Ism
a. I'm Twin, Cal Capt. yOnu Rudd, U.sN
a. o. n nsnhmonu. a. e CAPT w. l.. BudsOn, UsN
.I S"c na.er, s'en. Cpt N. y. Many, CsN
., Cihgmsn. g CT John Harris UsN
!. u. W =, sPrh RsC. hsJ W. W Russell
Z" Geo. H. PendletSn, o. w w ssston
4. 10y, ny. Hon Reverdy johnson.
NJ W. Tsppsn N T. Hon samuel V,.,an
y B. Adrsin, n. Y. Brni Ogle T.,lo.
a, W. hieley. Del. Henry LedyaTd.
~fisht Cs4 james. q.
" L d. Couins, Macs. William 4 Hodro
. fr Blair. Jr., Mo. william s-ldeu.
Jas. Dunlap Cir. Court Jane. NJ carlt.l.
" VIM. N. ksfriok yceeph u O. Ksnp.tf
Ezeer;irs Corpiies
non. m H. Seward Henry Lecyard
TniIsm W U nsn'y 1sh,anin og's T.yloe.
joss Ph C. @. Kennedy
Tickets OF admission may be LAD Of eithsr mar,
~ NJ Sns aecative Commits and at the Office OF
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a BEMEHoLENCE BALL WILL BE HELD
"A ~ on IN TUESDAY. Fen. 18th inst, at Ack- "A
near the Dept, for the lIQuicstio1 of debts -
que o on the Intelligence Office & st. ItsCsA
numerous friends and patrons are re,pecffuI', IN
v.teS. choice Band will attend Kefreshm. 6ts
o 81 ~ 1lnas can be had The small sum Of q cents
roSn ~ and at the ofhee. Doors open at O'CLOCK.
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OREGON is already State of the Union
President Buchanan having this morning
signed the Senate bill to that end that pas,.d
the House on Saturday.
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NOTICE.
OUR Customers are IL tormed that, in coIss-
suence four recent calamity, 1.-THE destruction by
hre Oh our steam works on yesterday mornigg,b We
shall DO unaD to furnish them tn saw ed and plt
paired.
We are, however. happy to state that our faci!i
ties for furnishing, with the utmost Dromptness the
unsewed Fine, OAK, and Hickory WOOD and
COA IL OF al Kinds remain unImpai ed, and We a g.
spectfuily request q Continuance Of their former
patronage.
We take this opportunity to return our thanks
10 the members of tbs rank I'm Fire Company for
theIf untlrInE Efforts to save our property ON the
morning OF the hre.
fe "a sc Il. J. l. w. NJ, GAIT.
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TEE TARIYr.-At their session of this morn.
ing the Ways and Means Committee did not
resume the consideration Of the Tariff question
~ many expected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
rlsaIls lailll Crfstfnt,
= avAx u Is woRKlMa.

" MORNING, NOVEMBER IL, 1859.

- - - - E 4 As - W0hAAN1.
4 dp Union touching the Harperss Ferry in
y gradually resolving itself into its nat
Ition n the North, and in ! short time wt
M q a ~ Ql1f1ant of the tremendous fact that 9
4 N n pax1y which omptiata oneshalf the men o.
SeicS anitedly endorses treason to the Federal
(eut as,fl u ss1Ider u their fellow citizens
beeSSDe they IN holders 81 slaves At first 2
4 hrrS propcstson II III North stood aghast at the
~ ,nine cc1 ~ to which the preachings Of
ahollki.n krd III. asd wayered between applaud
~. ~ " Sacing IL act. This was the crisis
IN ~ J6s, ation " great popular sentiment and
u = yilssa leaders Improved it to mould the
4 ii Il olinion to their wishes. They strenu-
u q II Ieated old brown, arguing pleasing
II Il - politscsl abstractions and influential
i = NJ ~ which might have pursued
SG n N course were unable to resist the over
~ y feeiing 81 sectonalism when they saw
GH ~ ne Northern people generally de-
~ ~ Southern press for the act Of the
a a \, and 30 did not condemn the deed
4 8 nct palliAte H. Thus has it come to be
y of Tor With the body Of the Northern
y n&and up for old Brown, and politicians,
! " the more decent quality Of Republicanism,
Y de not ~ other Nise than treat with respect .
= IL ~ essential to the success Of their own
lions and Of the great party generally.
~ work, then, 81 gradually but firmly incor-
poraxink endorsement 81 Old Brown, treason, in
ssI tcction ia murder, md w on the South as
steslns lslank IL ahe platform Of the Republican
PIT N surely and steadily progressing. It has
been loudly prool1imed that It win prove the death
of IA Rspub bliean party 20 ~ Is il may aspire to
any electorai tuccess because that the ad-
heaion ~ A. cause by ~ more ultra part1sans
We slaek she9 noIe respec.aDle pre1nren lnso
N Nsfaonat democracy IN the Northern
Y ~ CONFESS tnat We are 10 some doubt
saasas and nnlences g which we have
III sanaed - operaung WI not win as many
nom1 sne fshhs o. Nauonai democracy
sn1csnasm g tne iatter iaith may lose for
~ - Seasons lnere never was 50 strict
i.ss y s.a.s oEaMn, ana becoming every day
:. 10y oennea' oy tne treason of Old Brown
~ ss.nos on tne one slae q y y dls
plo'.lavsly ano on .ne o'nsr anti
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
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Richmond, Virginia,

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Richmond, Virginia,
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sugar Mills, Saw Mills Grs Mills.
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shaftings Couplings, Puleys Hangers Boxes of all
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Locomotive Flues and Cylinder Boilers
Shnge Lath and Planisg Machines
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description.
Agent for Bergers Boyle's Machine ground Saws
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H. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Gutter.
Ny Machinery has received the highest testimonials given in
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be returned at my expense.
Orders communications addressed the undersigned
through the Posioffce will meet with prompt attention.
An Illustrated Catalogue containing of Prices Cef-
Gates etc. will be sent by mail postage paid any desiring
PHILIP RAHM
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
rofce in New Orleans 6l St. Charles street oil 2p6t-jal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
YER ANDA UE.
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have never taken this celebrated remedy once they take
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A farewell to Chills and Fever forever
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Sole agents for the South whom all orders should be
addressed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
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WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION
The late Dr. Chapman, Of Philadelphia laid down Ak
rule, that woTns be suspected child there "
eacaen, and especially weakness the bowels accompanied
by discharge of slime and acus all authorities
that work thorough cure stomach bowels
must be invigorate we'll the
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the digestion increases the solvent gastric juice
and npas healthy action 10 the bowels Hence are
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THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the recepacle of greedy worms is sckening and yet
six out Of ten children less them
Why should h be the are volumes Of testj-
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will eradicate the diseaeH Parents estab-
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