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IL The New lOrk Tribune says: "We I'M
derstand that il is the intention of some of the
Republicans, so soon as the House is organized
to move for committee TO inquire whether there
nave been any recent violations of that clause cf
the Constitution which provides that The citi-
Lens of each State shall be entitled to all privileges
and mmunities of citizens in the several States -
and if so, what action, if any. of either depart
rnent Of the Federal Government is necessary to
punish past and prevent future violations of this
sort; with Tcwer to send for persons and papers g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

IL Crawfofds bronze statue of Gov Mason
was raised Oh the Richmond monument on Wed.
nesday last. Gov. Mason was the author Of the
Virginia Declaration of Rights.
IL The banks of Albany, n. Y. propose form
ing an association for the detection and punish.
ment Of counterfeiters.
IL On Monday night last about one hundred
and twenty five sheep were stolen from the farm
OF Mr. Ten Eyck, Of Dearborn, Mich.
ITGeorge Atkinson, man of family. was
instantly killed at Xenia. Ohio, few DAYS ago
oy the bursting of grindstone.
" iady was recently found weeping bitter
~ AZ the lce-house attached TO Mount Vernon, mis
NAlhs IL LOT the tomb Of Washington.
of 81 sou. ~ 'Ne 'uii'
=, " Loui: Napoleon is to be presented, through
'ne french Minister, with full Indian war d ress
WY WHEN LEN a EoTSD, 70 BE MAD. A Norr OF -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT BUCHANAN. MES
fAcE N MExIco The Vera Cruz correspondent
Hi me New Orleans Picayune says OH the subject:
III q Mexican community knew how to rive
vent 10 us real feeling, Mass meeting ought to
have been called when the news BY the Tennes-
see reached us on the 5th. Never in nv long So
1onrn among the Mexican people have ] saw more
cheering faces than when the Geographic dispatc h
Oh the Picayune, giving the contents of the fres-
dents message relating 10 Mexican affairs was
interpreted and made intelli. ibl. to them All
md without exception, exclaimed better times
ere coming. Los Americanos vlenen, Thank
700 or delverance is near. Peace and tran
oulIity will be restored Such are the express
SONS from TIE highest to tie lowest Many had
tIelr nlsSlvings at first whether the President
would stand up to the treaty, and take bold
stand IN Mexican affairs. Now all doubt has dis
appeared, and on nv recent trip to the interior
have convinced myself of the favorable disp0si-
tor towards III intervention such as the President
,Sks'
The correspondent thinks that the landing of
1870 men by the United States Government at
Vera Cruz, would settle the matter in favor of the
Liberal government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

Two HORSE THIEVES HUNG IN Iowa We
learn from the Vlnton Qow2) Eagle, of the 18th,
that two horse thieves were hung in Perry town,
ship, lama county, Iowa on the 9TH inst by a
party OF four or five persons The men were hung
In a woods, one upon the limb of fallen tree,
which was but six feet from the ground. the
other, not much higher The one farthest west
was hung first His hands We're tied behind him,
crossed at the wrists. The other was secured
like the first; the knot was at the back of the
mead rope around his legs, used for the purpose
Of pulling them out from under him till he died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Consultations publishes three column Mex
lean document which was intercepted in that
country about year ago. to show that there ex-
isted on'the part Of the Miramon party scheme
to establish despotlsm there.
Inc hnteH'geHeer publishes and commends to
'he attention OF Its readers the plan suggested by
eehe'of Dooiittle Of colonzing the free blacks of
'ne United States in Central or South America, at
'he expense and under the supervision of the Cen
eral Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

CELrBRATIoN.oF THE OPENING OF THE ORANGE
frlends anticipate pleasant time i'm a FREE trin
IN celebration OF the opening Of this road w .
regrett state, on the authority of President Bar
pour, tnat this trip has been deferred until the
completion ofthe bridge over the river and will ~
,oIns on until some time during the month of
hptii, by which tine il is expected the cars will
run through to the depot on this side of the river
LyH6hbHrs RspVJgirna " 'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

LYNCH Law IN NAICHEZ. MIss-A man by
Tue lIane of SwltZer arrested in NatcheZ
Miss on the 18th inst, the charge Of attenl;,t
ing TO commit rape on little girl ii years. and
ainld great excitement. taken TO prison. In the
evening the people, more excited still. assembled
Ia great crowd and marched deli beratty to the
jan took the prisoner from his cell, and hung
him III the court house yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

nuAokED DUEL.-A difficulty having occu,red
~ =. wv prominent politicians of the I6.h
notrs Of Is .b sImof.d that they have exchanged
= Hcj,oIsn a%d =, pointing to hostile meeting
pteSlss nature Of the trouble which has 81 a.
tui2id ne gentlemen referred to- was no, g.
ntss !, R Ies ARE both merchants doing bust
". Y. Exprsss III o'h Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

III bill is now before the New York Leg
islature, which, If passed, will save trouble
to banking institutions. 1t is to make Monday a
legal holiday whenever Christmas, New Years
day or Fourth of July occurs on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

A CARRIED EXTRACT The New York Tr.
bune stated some time ago that a STAKEHOLDER
named Edward Reynolds, residing near Bel Air.
Nd was so well pleased with Help book that
he could to circulate it. Mr. Reynolds replied
by saying, through the Bel Air .Egis that the
Tribune misrepresents him, and by i.yarbled
extract from an indignant letter written against
the circulation of that "bloody work y has made
bin say what he never would say while he has
his senses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

NIRACULnUs E<CAPE-At 10 minutes r,st !,
tlock' idst night. the party of noble follows led
oy FRANK johnson. who were at work on the
~" " a oi iohcet kitchen, succeeded in rescuinc
McCarn. after her being buried alive f., -
honrs She was inmf diate!y taken into Poncets
mouse, where DR.. Parker was called i'm to attend
yer, rom appearances, she had slight fracture
III h,.v aIn' ouI IN every other respect escaped
al harm, as far as could be ascertained Mai
she was not instantly crushed 10 death Is most
miraculous .-Richmond D,spntch. 0''
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RESOLUTION in favor of Andrew Kuhns.

Rssolrsd By The Board Of .Id.rnasn and Board OF
Common CouhcHof the Corporation Of GeorgetOtcn,
That the Clerk OF the Corporation be, and he is
hereby. directed to pay to Andrew Kuhns five
dollars In full of expenses incurred by him I'm con-
veylng Phebe Plowman, a pauper and lunatic.
from Georgetown to the United States Insane Asy-
lun of this District in the spring of 1855
Approved January H. le6e
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H. Another of the mysterious affairs fo, ,yhio,
New ork is becoming Noted is at this moment
rHcltin" good deal Of anxious speculation. II is
'ne Unexplained disappearance of Capt Bradford
81 tAe schooner Ge0rgIsnn, quiet, steady inof
frnslve man, of whom no trace can be found
since Monday morning. His vessel Is ready for
sea, and he was known to be concluding the
m arrangements preparatory to sailing
On Monday ne called to pay a certain sum T, h? ::
lawyers, in Nassau street having the money in
his pocket. Not finding those gentlemen at their
once: and Tor some other reason, a delay occur
would go down to the office Of his Conscience and
been heard of him ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

ANEwsPAPER AUro-Da-FEE Pougbk..,
sic Eagle publishes the following letter
OCCOQUAN, Va, Dec %. Is59
DEAR SIR: You will discontinue your naner
directed to ielverton. The magistrates have
ourne q IT, ana say they will continue to do the
same If sent. Yours respectfully,
l.. LYNN, Z NJ
Editors PoHghksspsic Eagle
Ihe Springfield Republican has received sim
liar token OF southern favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

DRINKING EGG-NoGG WITH NEGROES cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch. under date
OF Madis son Court House, Va, Jan. II, saws: "Wm
Il Read, VIM. Ii. Bledsoe and J X D0nnohouy b
Were caught at late hour last Saturday nj ght at
the negro house of Mr.. VIM. Finks at Madison
Court House with the negroes preparing to have
social cgg-nogg drinking. Read and Bledsoe
Were required TO find securities for their good be-
haYior for twelve months. The other party i'm
Pcated will be required to leave without delay y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

JOHN BROWNS SPIRIT-The DE Kalb cor,.,.
.Hinois Sentinel publishes two common. ni.o W ,
- "a comm unlcalons purportin2 to come from
John Brown. 4 medium in that vieinitv h.ndnS
mem 70 the editor Of the Sentinel, who renal
mar ihey represent John Brown as being In ,oo
c1nIoraoIe- circumstances in the other world IN
allow OF The superstition that they can be oenrir.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
A RESOLUTION in favor of lanes r Ease,

RESOLUTION In favor Of James F. Essex
Resotred Jy the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
COmmoa Council Of the Corporation of Georgetot
That the sum of five hundred and thirty dollars
be. and the same is hereby. appropriated, to be
paid 10y the Clerk to tAe order Of James F. Essex,
In full Of his bill for livery for the year ending
3lst December, 1859. [Approved Jan. II, 1850.
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AREsoLu1IoN in favor of NJ. A. Thomas

RsSotreG by the Board Of iidernlen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
That the sum forty-four dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, to be paid by the Clerk
to tue order Of NJ A. Thomas for painting por-
trait of the late John Mount, and furnishing
frame for the same, per bill
Approved January IL, 1e6O.
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Items Telegraphed fro,n Wa.b;rr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-A report has prevailed
1Hr several days past that Postmaster General
contemplated res!gning his position. This rrnort
originated IN an understood difference between
nun ana Other members Of the Cabinet resprc,in,,
an nterpretatio Of the law relative to the cu,ta
h!ent OF Tue mail service, bat ii is understood TO-
hl|ht that the conflicting views nave been recon
ciled. '
The agent Of the Vicerov of Egvpt has recently,
concluded contract for Il large supply of Sharn,s
improved firearms f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

Our TREATY WITH CHINA circular, dated
Shanghai, Nov. :. 1-59, says:
We inst learn hat the American treaty goes
into force at this and other ports in China the
3ita of November, 1853, by proclamation Of II f.
Mr.. W ard =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

HIGH PRICES, &C.-Mr Peter Smith auction
ecr, sold at this place, at auction, Monday last
Il number Of slaves, at the following prices:-Two
men: y and 25 years of age, average, 81 .l95 gr,
ID years of age. 81 l25. woman and two children,
aged i months and years 81 $50.
we have now three regularly organized mill
tary companies in this county The horse troop
IS, we believe, not yet ete.-CaIptpsr Rep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

IL We notice that the celebrated DR. Mott of
New ork, advertses that he has removed his Of
nee. For regular physician to advertise I'm the
newspapers Is contrary to all precedent, but will
Tue doctor be denounced as duack for venturing
thus far without the prescribed rules of the pro-
fession,
H. One r. ;. Pike, an abolitionist, was re-
Gently drummed out of Camden, Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

IL From the publisher. C. Bohu, we have
Department and Congressional Directory of un-
usual completeness.
From j. Shillington, we have ''GOdey's Lady s
Book for February, star number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

=, MORO DIsTURBANCF> ~ CANApA-The npb
nc schoois In Chatham, Canada, were recentlv
Iken possession Of by several hundred Negro:
Inc same thing was also done at Sandwich and
, IN 1'ner places The whites consequently are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

II About $500 has been RENTED by the
Catholics of New York city in aid of the estat-
hshment of the American College in Rome.
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A RESOLUTION to provide for the expenses of tn,
poor and work house, fuf tie third quarter 1e59

REsoLUTioH TO provide for the expenses of the
poor and work house, f"f tie third quarter, 1e59.
ReSotred blythe Board OF Aldermen and Board OF
COmn:cn Council of the Corporation Of Geoysetorcn,
That the sum of live hundred and nineteen dol.
lars and seventy-tve cents be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated for the expenses of the poor
aud work house for the quarter ending Septemb Der
and that the same be paid by the Clerk of the
Corporation to the order Of the Trustees, or any
two of them, out Of any money in treasury no,
otherwise appropriated.
RsSoLredf1rthtr, Thatthe bills mbraced therein
shall, when pad, be handed to the Clerk by the
Trustees, to be filed with the account, and that a
like proceeding shall be observed in all future
accounts, that the accounts and vouchers may be
OH the flies of the Clerk Of the Corporation
Approved January Ii, 1860
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RESOLUTION for the benefit Of the noor

TttsULI pOOf.
ReSolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georsetotcn
sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid
over To the order of the Treasurer of the Female
Union Benevolent Society. TO be used fer the ben
cit OF the poor of the town.
Approved January Ii, 1S6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

REV. K. J. BR ECKINRIDGE.-This well known
'le-Syinan is published letter, addressed to lis
nephew, the Vice-Presdent of the United States.
taxing him to task for his late speech, in which
ne alleged there was possibility of dissolution
OF the Union on the slavery question The Rev
ercnd gentleman scouts such an idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

= u Hon. r w Barton, formerly a member of
esidsnos In that county on sunday last p'' a. us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

= L SHuGERr, Esq, chief clerk of the United
states Patent Office, has left the city on brief
visit 10 his home at Bellefonte Pa
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KEMAININhais Il 8 sS stfS PIT da|os,


tOrdered 70 be inserted in the EVENING sTsn. u
being the newspaper having the largest circulate
OF any daily paper published IN Washington.
III All persons applying for letters the follow
ing list, viii please say theY are ApvEkrIsEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

NAVAL lNTELLIGENCE.-The officers attached
10 the United states steam SloOp-of-war Pensacola
have been detached. and are awaiting orders
Lieut.. Alex. F. Marley has been ordered to the
National Observatory at Washington.
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ITO THE MERCHANT TAfl.ORSLSp FINE
i CLOTHING TRADE


The fubscribers have received from Philadsl.
Phia, and will opan, on Monday, January 81, on
The second floor of their ware rooms, for inspection
ChInchia MOscowa. and Velvet Beaver OVER
GOATS, Fancy Ca>slmer BUSINESS COATS,
PANTS, DC. &c, cut. trimmed, and made up in
the very best merchant tailors style, and will be
DAYS
1T is desirable they should be closed out by and
before Thursday. January 18th. The Coats are ali
assorted Sizes 81 to az, and all the goods are per
feotly fresh. having been made during the present
winter, and many during the present month
ia ~ ]. G.. Mcguire n CO auots
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-FOUR CASES SUPERIOR DUTCH Bill
Il BOUS ROOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.NThe
subscribers have for private sale four cases smpe
Ilor HARLEM Roots, from K. Wander School Il
Sons, Holland, which they will close out very CHEAP
By the case. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE & co.
IA 20-St AuctIOneers and Comm Msronarts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

TOR HIRE-A good COOK. who /. . ,ts,s,
and experienced family servant. speiy e.
Chk. GkA MINER, Attorney at Law, No. 42s5,
s"es'' VI I'd WIN. b. TODD, ESQ. gsls-f
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HARpiEtksIiSi nffAiGIAH!SE F2R FEBRUARY
Tine Planters Daughter a ia. Q of i.nnisiana.
The HAUNTED Hcuse by Charles Dickens.
All the Year ROuud, for January.
Monthly Part Six Of Once Week.
Petersoa's Ladies NatIOn.l MAGAZINE for Feb
Iuary.
Blackwood's Magazine and four Quarterly Re-
views one year only $40.
Any w" of the three dOllar Magazines one year
for ) ;. '
Books or Periodicals delivered in Any part of the
city Or sent by mai to any part of the country.
agency OF Appletun's New American CyolOp edia
st SHIiLENGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner of ~ st. and
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hEMPSEY & O'TOOIE
- FASHIONABLE CARD ENGRAyFKs
20 Pa avenue. betw. 9th and 10th SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

WEDDING ENVELOPES-The largest and
w most beautiful assortment ever off ared. to be
1ounu at tile iashionasla EngravIng Establishment
Of DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE
la 2-N 3OS Pa hetw 9th Ii,th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

VISITING CARDS!
VISITING CARDSm
90 Cards OF the first quality furnished and neatly
printed tor 81 cents. Card Plate Handsomely en-
graved lor = LAO, AT SMITHS
Engraving and Llthog ra phing Once,
ia ~ St Sth ST., doors forth of Pa: av.
HAIR JEWELRY. NEW PATTERNS.-M
IL w. GAIT l. BRO have just opened their lew
patterns of Hair Jewelry, con sisting Of
Brooches; Bracslets. Earrings, Necklaces,
LOck.ts. Vest Chains, Chatalains Charms
W atch Seals and Keys, Sleeve Buttons, Studs
Scarf Pins, Crosses, F finger Rings, &c.
All OF the above made To order of any hair
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
ia 2n-St 4 doors wet of :rnwn,s Wn,,.I
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WELDING INVITATIONS.-See our nsU a.,
w beautiful style. ~
DEMPSEY Il O'TOOLE,
Wedding Card Engravers,
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DEMPSEY o,TooLE:
ja2i-2t ' "''" y" anu 'O'n s's'
pHldLADELPHIA CARRIAGE AND TIRE
"a .leo6t safes JNO. X. ELVANS6 CO.
"RENZON"',NAILR RODS. WARRANTED
- tons daily expected, and for ssie in quaint
ia p eo6t lStaIssj no. r. ELvANsA
WEBBING ENvELoPEs-The largest and
wv most beautiful assortment ever off rod. to be
iSund at the Fashionable ,Hp4sEEayag EsEshishment
ia 2l-2t 3e6 Pa av.. befw. 9Th and 10Th sts.
WtbD ss 1tfn NY our new AID
DEWN s:atsYs a & S'E Ee.},1s;;.,
JAZZ q Pa. avenue. between 9th and iuth SITS.
GENTLEME EN- II can only repeat that which
eonsdcr tho the Il s6Ns
TAR hey ond comparison, tho best have ever seen in
America. Yours, respectfully,
These Pianos can be had only of JOHN F. ELL
LIS, goo Pa: avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts jsl
WHITEHURsTS, PHOTOGRAPH GALE
Tehtted. has on xhibion Likcnesses of the PresI
dent and CablIet of ,he United States Judges cf
slt's over CO., lkenesses of dstngIi, shed persons
Sc his iWpe,Ial photographs and Photographs in
pROF. j.. G. MARINI Will comm snce his S. 9
L ond Quarter on WEDNESDAY, Feb. ~
fuaTy LIST, az his Academy, corner Of pa ave -
nue. and Goth st. when he will, for the fist "a
tlEe Introduce fashlo nable quadrie called Ssat&
the Empire" never before dane ed in Was ~ Ton:
heIng now da cad IN al the principal citi IS rf tu-
rope He will also teach all the modern dane.
called the BOrse Guard, CaiedOniau Lanciers a I'd
Polka QuadIle. and the beautiful German Coil.
Ton. Days of tuition, wednesday, and SATURDAY,
from TO p. IN. for ladies, misses, and ma sters
gentlemen rom to 10 p m ia q 2vn
RALTiMORE CARD-4Oo 20 fest White Pine
- LII BER, part very superior quality, and
thoroughly seasoned.
$500 let Oak PLANK and BOARDS
65.Wh 90 prime Hemlock FENCING,
10000 do selected White Pine dressed FLOOR
ING,
1890 feet W mite Pine SIDING
being DESTROYS to close sales OF the above I.um
bar from the rharf, an nducement is offered to pur-
chasers to buy st once. f
CARR, GEESE & CO., 21 Spears Wharf
CEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER-a
large stock of best auslIty Rosenda!e Cement and
Boston Calcned Plaster, for sale al reduced rates
Baltimore, January %, 1864. ia2I ST
NOUR CASES Superior DI-TCu ptrI
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DHlLADELPHiA CARRIAGE AND TIRE
l. BOLTS, all sizes HOLLOW AEGERS ia
So, S., 8, g 8. Received and for sails by
"a u colt lS'ates ) JNO. 4. ELNANS 4 CO
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A RE YOU INSURE !-AmpIe Indem,,t,
a AGAINST k2ss By FIRE is offered by the WASH.
NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Once
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th st STOCK holders
directors and officers al OF izens Of
JAMES C. MosUIRE. Presid.p.