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sieit eamit bic beften .grfoIse.
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g erIa n at.

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raw LIBERAL lniere per6eferte Ndb=Ya<
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Qenn's Me6icime.

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ten i'm G6rper iid ein;uf6IeI4en; reguiirt has 8Irt
tnsbefor oere Der jHneen 9Rdbhen.
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beiten bef geroaannsss gsertsieuae ale Gastra gie
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suarlntaer> gereini
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fiinben unS has qateut ertbeit inter benz 9,amen
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&ctne &lntarmut6 unb S1cicb fu6bt
1n mebr.
Birophospboriaures @iienz gtatrou bon
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Dr.. e. Qebh

Office 501 Dearborn Street,
a2O Butt @bicaso.
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@ef1er ais Recommendation,

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pftonslidbe Subas aus BrdIien, bic bort pon iebel
i'm 9ebrau9 geTUeien, gebeiIt.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. m.
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WARRINGTON, January -. 1895
Jay Cooke & 20. furnish the following quo-
CONGRESS-.

The House of Representatives this morning
resumed the consideration of the new consti-
tntional amendment resolution Immediately
upon assembling. The principal difficulty
seems TO be the apprehension that in making
the basis OF representation conform to the ex-
tension Of the elective franchise, authority may
be implicitly given to States to disfranchise
some who are already voters. Numerous plans
are suggested for relieving the proposed amend
ment from this objection, but mole have vet
met the approval of the maiorit-, and the
prospect is that the resolution Will hot be dis
posed of for some time.
Mr.. Wilson offered in the Senate to-day a
joint resolution amendatory to the Constitu-
ton, providing that no money shall ever be
paid for emancipated slaves, and that no claims
shall be allowed by the United States or any
individual State in liquidation of any debt
contracted in aid of the rebellion. Mr.. Con-
ness, of Cal, and two or three other Senators,
scolded the Associated Press reporter for not
reporting them more fully. Mr.. Sherman, of
Ohio, in few words, urged the injustice
of expecting the Associated Press TO give an
account of each Senator's doings for his benefit
among his constituents, and suggested that if
they wanted to be reported in full they had
better provide by legislation for the general
publication of Congressional proceedings Mr..
Dixon offered resolution instructing the Ju-
dietary Committee TO inquire what legislation
is necessary to attain that end: and after some
further debate, the Freedmen's Bureau bill
was taken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24
TIE MARRIAGE OF MRS pOuGLas

Aswas announced in yesterdays Star, the
marriage OF Mrs. Adele e.. Douglas with Bre-
vet Brigadier General Robert Williams u y A
took place last night at the residence of Mrs
Douglas, on New Jersey avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Lynch, assist
ed by Rev. Father Meg uire, of Georgetown
College.
Among the invited quests were Hon. T.. NJ
stanton and lady, Lieutenant General Grant
and lady, Senator Foster and lady, General
Townsend and lady, Generals Fry, Ingalls,
and Kelton, Colonel Burton, Miss Jennie
Cameron, of Pennsylvania daughter of tx
Senator Cameron, Hon. Thomas A. Scott and
lady, of Philadelphia, General Patterson. of
Philadelphia, the two sons of Judge Douglas
Mrs. Quits and Miss Cults, mother and sister
of the bride, and Colonel Cuts, her brother
The dress of the bride was made of white
corded silk, (high in the neek,) and a rich tulle
veil.
The bridegroom appeared in full military
uniform.
The rooms were elegantly decorated with
flowers, and the display of diamonds, pearls,
and splendid dresses Of the ladies presented a
sight al once charming and interesting to the
spectator.
The newly married couple very sensibly dis
pensed with the formal stereotyped bridal
tour, and spend their honeymoon in Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24
WITH HOusE RECEPTION

The reception last evening, by the ladies of
the Executive Mansion, was not only more
largely attended. but more brilliant than that
of last week. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower
received their guests in the blue parlor with
habitual grace and dignity. Hon. b. B. French
was in attendance on the ladies, and made the
presentations. The diplomatic corps was I'M
usually well represented. Among them were
Sir Frederick Bruce, English Minister; Mar
quis de Montholon, French Minister; M. Del
Posse, Belgian Minister; Senior Romero, Mex
ent foreign legations. Several members of the
Cabinet were present, and also great number
of Senators and members of the House. Among
the former were Messrs. Wilson, Fessenden,
Sherman, Sprague, Anthony. and Henderson.
Messrs. Colfax, Banks, Greene Clay Smith,
Blow, Ingersoll, Brooks, and O'Neill repre-
ssE.ed the House Of Representatives. The
army and navy contributed largely to the
guests. Among the officers present we observed
Major General NJ. G. MeIgs, Major General o.
o. Howard MAJOR General T. A. hitchcock
AdmiraIs Farragut, Dahlgren, and Commander
Parker. A little before nine o'clock the Presi-
dent appeared in the blue parlOr, where Mar
shal G. oOding officiated in presenting the guests
TO rhe Chief Magistrate of the nation. During
the whole evening the East Room was thronged
with most brilliant assembly. The proportion
Of ladies was much greater than has been the
case hitherto, and a lover of beauty in dressing
had an excellent opportunity to crafty that
taste. The favorite styles Of dresses appeared
TO be lilac, pearl, blossom, ashes of roses
maroon, and white silks, trimmed for the most
part with cord. The Marine Band. Professor
Scala leader, performed some selections from
the operas of Ill Troyatore, Robert lie Di-
able" and Norma"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24
ORDER To MISTER GIT

The following is a list of volunteer organiza-
tons ordered TO be mustered out of the service,
some Of which have already been mustered
out:-Native Battalion, California ca ' airy 10Th
independent infantry, LIST independent heavy
artillery. 18th Iowa infantry, I'd u. = volun-
teer Infantry, 11'h Maine infantry, oath Massa-
chUsetts infantry, SOtb, 96th and l9}d New York
infantry, companies ID and T., 1st Nevada cav
airy, 5oth Pennsylvania infantry, company T.
list " L. infantry, which completes the mus
ter out of the regiment; U. 8 colored troops
18th, i2d, 10th, i9th. 5Oth, SD, Gath, 66th 6sth
10Th, 18th, 1OSth, lO9th 11Oth, II5th, lIsth l22d
and l3oih infantry; LIST, I'd and Attn cavalry, and
eth heavy, and battery +, ID u. =. coIored ar
tillery. The Sth Illinois and 7th Kentucky in
fantry remain in service, the order to muster
them out having been revoked
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XAXIXTH CONGREsS-FIRsT SESSION.,

WEDNEsDAY, January "a
SENATE-Mr Sumner presented the petition
OF citizens OF Colorado, now resident In New
YORK, in favor of The admission of that Terri
tory as State, but with the proyiso that the
word white shall be stricken from her consti.
tuition.
MIR. Brown presented a similar petition on
The same subject.
Mr.. Brown presented a petition asking for
the extension or the right OF suffrage to women.
Mr.. Wilson offered a joint resolution for an
amendment to the Constitution prohibiting
payment fol slaves, or for any debt contracted
In behalf OF the rebellion. Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee
Daniel j. kirkwood was sworn i'm as a Sem
ator from Iowa until the Sd of March, 1867.
The bill to enlarge the powers Of the Freed
mans Bureau was taken up.
Mr.. McDougal spoke against the measure
HoUsE.-The House resumed the considera-
ton OF the Constitutional amendment, fixing the
basis of representation.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, moved 10 recommit
the Joint resolution to the Committee on Re.
construction, with instructions to report an
amendment TO the Constitution, which shall
first, apportioa direct taxes among the States,
according to the property in each, and which
snail, second, apportion representatives among
the States on the basis of adult male voters
who shall be citizens of the United States.
MIR. Lawrence advocated the amendment
arguing that the basis in the Constitution was
manifestly unjust.
Mr.. Shellabarger supported the amendment
OF his colleague, Mr.. Lawrence,) and opposed
me resolution reported from the Committee on
Recon struction. The latter, he said. permitted
the States to exclude races, and had no ade.
quate restraints against ii.
Mr.. Elliot, OF Mass, opposed the resolution
reported from the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, as ii enabled State to exclude large
masses from voting, right which he was not
prepared TO admit
Mr.. Schenck offered an amendment to the in
structions-to apporuon representatives on the
basis OF male citizens of the United States
above twenty one years Of age.
Mr.. Pike opposed the resolution reported
from the Committee on Reconstruction, and ex.
pressed his preference for the amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Schenck.
Other gentlemen made remarks on the sub
ject pending.
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OFFICERS OF THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE

The bill introduced by Mr.. Spalding author
iZing the President to appoint the officers of his
household, and fxingthe salaries Of those off,
GERS will commend itself in the favor of
all and will doubtless pass without any
alteration. As the law now stands, the
President is entitled TO a Secretary, Assist
ant Secretary and a Steward. He has been
compelled recently, in order TO get through
with tie immense labor pressing daily upon
the Executive Department. to employ addition
a. clerks, but having no authority himself to
pay for their services, he has had the clerks de-
tailed from other departments, and paid as of
those departments. Mr.. Spalding's bill pro-
vides for 4 secretary al a salary of five thou
sard dollars. This sum is intended to COM
mand thorough able and competent man, who
VIII relieve the President Of much of his pres
ent official labors. An assistant secretary at a
salary OF three thousand dollars; a steward at
a salary OF two thousand dollars, who shall
give bond for the safe keeping of household
property .retc., = and four clerks az a salary of
eighteen hundred dollars each
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FREEDMEN's BUREAU IN FLORIDA

The following Is an extract from the report
Of Col. I. w. Osborn, Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau, District of Florida.
just received by Major Gen. Howard
1.-THE feeling against the freedmen among
the little planters, lawyers. members of the
present Legislature. the crackers, and other
small fry, is contemplate while the substan-
tial planters have degree of consideration for
the former slave that could hardly be expected
They are paying quite well for the year, and
Offering good wages, quarters and ratons for
the next, with the privilege of the laborer to
keep his family with him at little expense. The
little men quite generally attempt to hire single
men, or reject those who have families from
the plantation. The competition for labor in
this State Will compel these matters TO remedy
themseI Ives.
sSince June, 1o6j. there have been issued by
the Government TO destitute refugees and
freedmen in the State 79,475 rations.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRr.-There were
no arrivals of flour or grain reported TO-DAY
Demand moderate for the local trade Sales at
last quotations.
PoRK.-Stock on hand light and little ar
irving. Sales Of large lots at s12 50 to sl3 so
and at retail at sl3asli per 100 lbs are reported
to-day, showing slight improvement upon
last quotations
LAECENY-JohrH III. Cook, colored, was ar
rested by officer Harry yesterday for stealing
watch valued at S2j, from Robert Ward
The parties board in the same house, and
Cook stole the watch from Wards room. Cook
said he did not intend TO steal the watch but
took il and wore il in Washington, where il
was stolen from him. This explanation did
not satisfy Justice Buckley, who sent Cook to
Jail for court.