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SHIPPING.

$FFsA FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEEN6
XSMAssas5me TOWN.-Inman Line OF Mail Steamara
sro appointed TO sail as folloWs--
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, January 30
UlTY OF BALTIMORE, saturday February g.
CITY OF CORK, Tuesday. February g.
CITY OF PARIS or BROOKLYN, Saturday, Feb, Is
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
At l z, NJ, from Pier 45, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE THE MAIL STEAMER
FALLING EVERY BATURDAY,
Payable In 9oid. PAYABLE IN Currency.
FIRST CA N........s 500 STEERAGE .....-.....asc
to London. .......,., los to LOnd0n.,...,.~. 10
to Parls........,. ll5I 10 Paris. ...... AZ
PASSAGE THE TUHsDAY STEAMER VIA LIEAx,
PIRBT CABIN, sTEKRAGG,
Pay able in Gold. Payable ia Currency.
f9O LlVerp0o
st. Johns, N. F".."... a. 81. Johns, N F-..... On
by Branch Steanler...J 10y Branch Steamer...C q"
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre-
men, ETC., reduced rates,
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, at moderate rates
John q, DALE, Agent No. Is BROADWAY NY
or TO ODONN&LL b RAULK, Agents,
No. All CHESNUT street, Philadelphia,
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II BAG MANUFAUToRY.

John t. BAILEY,
N, Il. corner OF MARKET and WATER streess
DEALERS IN BAGS AND RAa9INa
OF every description, for
Grain, Flour, Salt, Super Phosphate Of Lime, Bona
Dust, Etc.
LArKe ana ANAL 9uNNY BAGS constantly opshAua
SRn AlA0s WOOL AAoRA
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TN THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THE CITY

/ n IHE UNFtAN0' OUUNI TUh IIIE OIIl
i AND COUNTY OB PHILADELPHIA,
Estate OF REBEOCA FOLEY, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by The Court 10 audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF MARY A. ROWE, Execu-
trix of the of Rebeeca Foley deceased and to
report distribution of the balance In the hands OF the
purpose Of his appointment, on TUESDAY, Febru;
ary 8, 1862 at o'clock p. NJ, at his Office, No. 81
South THIRD street, In the city OF Philadelphia.
/ 2Sth Rtn5t IL. II. THARP, Auditor.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
TT S. MARsHALs OFFICE, E. D. OF PENN

IT S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, E. D. OF PENN.
" 6YLVANLA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23, 1860.
This Is to give Notice-That on the I'D day Of
January, A. D., 1869, q Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against she Estate Of JOHN 3. A. ALLEN
A. ALLEN d son, Of Philadelphia, in the County OF
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvanla, who have
been adudged BaBkrupts on their own Petition; tn
the eyment OF any debts and delivery Of any pro-
perty belonging to such Bankrupt to them, either
OF them Tor their either OF their and the
transfer OF any property by them are forbidden by
aw tn meeting of the Creditors OF the said Bank
rups to prove their debts and to choose one or
BanB ruptcy, to be holden at No $50 ALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, before WILLIAM MCMICH AEL Esq.
Register, the 2th.day OF February, A ID. 1862 at
p @. ELLMAKER,
l23B3t y. 8. Marshal, as Messenger
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR 1HE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA. -
At Philadelphia, January l5 A. ID. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives NOTICE OF his sppont;
Philadelphia. in the County OF Philadelphia and
State of Pennsylvania, within said District. who has
been Rdiudaed q bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of SAID District.
CHARLES Ii, MATTHEW'S, Assignee,
6s3,s Nc. 740 SAMSON Street.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY

J. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA:
Estate Of ANN HORTON, deceased.
The Auditor appoin, ed by the Court TO audit settle,
and adjust the account Of DAVIS PEARSON,
(as stated by G. Towar and John b. Heyl. Executors
of said Davis Pearson deceased) and 20 report dis
tributon of the balance In the hands Of the ac
countant, viii meet the parties Interested, for the
B. 1869, at $3.50 O'Clock p NJ, at his office, No. 12s g.
SIXTH Street, In the city Of Phllsdelphts.
] 2l thstu5t JOHN ROBEhTS, Audltor.
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AIR. FOR KEW YORK--SWIFT-SURR
Trans portstion Company Despatch
ana sWiit-Bure Lines via Delaware and RaritAn
canal on and amer she 18th OF March, leaving daily n
u M. and p, NJ. connecting with al Northern ana
FoT t1eiRht, which will be taken accommodating
,a1r1a snnIv 10 WILLIAM Nj. BAIRD q CO.,
NO. l82 B. DELAWARE Avenue.
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N
ntens s, boys and youths calf. kip, and busr
leather boots; line grain long dress oots; OonRrssz
beols and b, lmoIals kip bum and pei sh grain bro
rocco, kid. and enameled balmorals; CoppraS.
CATERS; lace boots; lasting gaers tes
ling bags; metallic overshoes, etc. az ss
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and would not fore, n.n. a5s c-Ise > p.-aI
bls cause.
Mrs.. Anthony thourh, ,he suos,i,u,e ~ N.
downing not AZ all pertinent % tae or.Einu
resolutlon
The substitute was then vi airawa AaA tae
second resolution was passed
On the reading oi tae fourth r.~o tiou.
touching The question OF sdu safisnal srs age.
quite an s0,msted discussion en>u-d
Mrs stanton was opposed to q vi-g n. rign.
ei suffrage 10 all classes Of ignorant persons.
ahd souid never consent 10 place Outside bar
harians from Afnea and CHINA. the Iud aus
&c. over ne women OF thls land.
Nr *. j. hintsn spoke N opposition 20 -
adoption He WAS IN favor OF giving sve-v
rersoL the right OF SUI age. vIthoai regard u
educs'iorai qualification. There should D. no
distinction IN race color. aad he dit n,' has-
itate 10 pronounce the system OF eductIsnsl
suffrage as aristoeratC. satI-dsmOcrauc. Aa1
perpicious.
Miss Anthonv followed ia suppart o; ~.
resolution. She IS emphaticallN "a favor d.
an educations! quslih cs.iOr aud ine nan o
woman OF ;hls enlightened dsy. when free
schools were 80 general. who could not read o
write WAS eitler fool idtot
The question WIS further discussed. when an
amendment offered b. George Z. D5~nlng.
''that Il would ~ an Assumption II power 20
any class to declare what could ~ tn base ~
intelligence. WAS adopted. The MIN resoIU-
bon WAS adopted hUf wh-n the >iN' n r-solu uar
Has r'sd. which sets forth .-thst sus " the
rrin1tral h ecis .; the wOmans IIgat- al = -
men a 10 throw additioUai safeguards around
th- marriage and family reIa'ious"
Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker addressed ne ,'rr-
N'hiioh ih favor oi At pNSsagp. She sad fha
u "a s~a'-rNld' AZ fa,t thtt wousn hsG nc
b-"h prop riy prots. "a IN her nArrlar. ralA-
uon,' ana shr should iaVrr any m ~. " n n
would award 70 her -rest-r p~ot..-,,u ana
ru~tICe.
Th" resolution was pss~-6. when ia. ~ sn-v
resolution, not Ll.her.o offered. Wa a. -
follows
y. sa-rsd. Tia, a. the Denc-rsac crv ~, a
Whl'r man govern m-nt CTea f..l thu an -tt-nn IN,
cs'WvrI The lri-hmtu aud he n.gr., al no
na:iug an those fearful July l1ts at l-,i. so.
k"Euhiican cry 81 manhood SU.i -ar. ,r.....
The anne antaConism bet Ueen the negro a-s
woman. aud mast result e-peclAlly n -
southern STATES. where N.olrn a. th. Law
liir IA greater INJUSTICE aud oppression IOWA.
woman.
Mr.. Stshhins discussed 'ha linarsu be- u.
The friends OF negro suftracr and Sornau
rag and deprecated "a rppO~Iuou of ws..
10 lie former. He claInc,. taat negro sur
IA the southern states was paran nuur
want 81 the hsllo'-bpN. IA. black rrau a.
South was slaughtered SUD ch-s II every & b..
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Mr.. Farnswor;b C,ll.) offered another amend
ment 10 tne second section, excepting pUoliG
documents printed 10 order of Congress.
Mr.. Ferry Mich moved 10 strike our the
sscCud section of the substitute. He favored
the first Sc ton % the bill, bI. he was opposed
~ III. second section OF The hill be- iuse dis
eliminated against ;he people and in .ivo5 OF
theIr representatives. II airy favor Was - hs
shown, he wanted the people 10 have their
share Of IL.
Nj Lawr ohio offered an amendment
providing that after n. tth aay OF March. 1859.
no member OF CongreSs shall br sIlo wad 70
transmit or receive any mail matter free OF
pos'ag.
Mr.. b. mon -. HN and other members eN-
pIalned that they had not used fac smile s!r-
Natures
Mr.. Farm worm ,IlIn now demanded Ihe
previous question On n" t;il and pending
amendments.
The amendment Of Mr.. VI Her. Pa, 10 ex-
c-pt mail matter connec,sd wi.b the Pension
ON -, was reiectad.
Mr.. Johnson (C.lD moved to Law the hill and
amer rdments on The table. No, agreed ~
The yeas and neys Were ordered on the
amendment of Mr.. Ferry. of Mich. tp strike
ont the second sec:IOn OF the substitute Y
VaS agreed 20 by vote OF l2G yeas 10 jS nays.
he bill as amended was then passed.
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NEW YoRK-pIRsr RoAp,
BY Ban kers' and Brokers Telerrapp

Lewis johnson Go. quote stocks and bonds
10 home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Jan 2U.-Eirst Board-US = 6s
FL, coupon, %; c.2O's, lo62, coupons lI3:
100, conpon, lO9s; 1850 coupons, Il0; Is"
coupon, new, lG>s =; 6.20's, lo67, coupon, los
l0fOs, coupons, 10. ,. Pacific Mail, i20a OHIO
miss Ceruhcatee 81; MaripcSa, :. Atlantic
Mai, none; Can ton, - a; Cumberland, 3-& .
W L. Telegraph 3 = Quicksilver. u i. Boston
Wa'er Power, II; n. Y. Central, l6i F; Ere,
none do. preferred, 63, HUDSON, I3I kea.ire
u 4: hlicbigan Central, H.: Michigan South,
ern, 81 Illinois Central, 13s =; Cleveland and
ri'isburg, 20: North west, So; dc preferred
81; Cleveland and Toledo. IVi: Rock Island
l2'i Fort Wayne. III 3; Alton & Terra Haute
ponei Toledo aDisb. tl q; Adams Exp
I5ja; Wells. Fargo e Go. Zap. 70: American
Express. i04a; Guited States EXP, -; Mer.
chants Union, Is : Chi icago & Alton. none: do
preferred none. Narket heavy. Gold. r;J "a
1872
by Cable
LoNDoN, Jan ~ II a. nr.-tonsoIs. g9
=. ). Bonds, - :. Stocks Steady-IlInoIs. g3
Erie, 2Gs.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.--BondS. 7.,Pa
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-Corton marx-i opens
frmsr. Sales will reach IO.tgJ bales NiddEny
Uplands II ;: NEEDING orirsEs, iIsa
LONDON. p. m -Consols, -, RJnd- -
Illinois, 49,. frie, 2G..
LiN KEPooL, p. m.--Cn:ton market firmer.
Reported sales OF i5,tni baief Midoling Uu.
lands. Ilss Middiing Orleans, II
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THE TREATY FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE
ALABANA CLAIMs.-The London Times ana.
Yves the treaty between Great Britain and the
United States for the settlement of the Alabama
claims, and gives the following outline of its
provisions: The commission 10 to consist of
ionr members-two appointed by Eugland, ana
TWO oy the United States. The Commission
Will mold Its sessions in Washington Its drst
business will be to select an umpire. Failing
IN choice, each side will appoint an umpire,
and when the commissioners are equally dly,.
ded in opinion on any case, they shall select by
iot one OF the two umpires TO render a final
decision A sovereign OF Eur ape is to be select
ed by the commission to arbtrate points of
infernauonal law, including the question of
the recognition ofthe Southern States as belIie
erents BY Great Britain. Each Government is
70 formulate and ad dvocate claims Of its citizens
NO Individual claimant will be heard. All
claims must be presented within six months
from the first day Of the meeting Of the commis
sion. and ali indemnities are to be paid within
eighteen months from the same day One wear
Is allowed for The ratification of the treaty.
The Pail Mall Gazette (Conseryatiyel has an
editorial on the Alabama claims Convention,
The writer hopes that the English Parliament
will not rafify the treaty concluded by Lord
Clarendon and Mr.. John son, il the Question .f
the recognition Of the Southern Confaderacy as
oelhgerents is to be reopened.
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Fa-msstss United states Nayy.
1E,1rvCxl u FROM R.y. JOHN HAYNES

1EsI vCN II FROM REV. JOHN HAYNES
W.SfI-N, T"N. ID. .. January a, ,lSig.
TC EEE PrsLEC-
ave been painfully afflicted with al ulcers;ed
cis.ase Of m throat Tor abort three years. which
a. times csCset Ire 70 r-linIuish Sit business In
Gssd, fer two year, I have been unable to perform
ny ra,toIs al duties owing the serious condition
of ny thrOs; 1 was pr0vii~atisiIy al ised % sp-
Nv 70 II. AbSrn, at a. street, h- Of his
paiients. which did aloC' two weeks ago, AMI
within the brief period of tTo weeks under ms
sEiI sul treatment, ! can cAeeTfulIs state III IT I
s,I,icer myself permanently cured. There seemed
to be peculiar properties In Dr. Aboru treatn. ut
Which acted like magic IN my case
bRv JOHN HRlSES
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NA.HlN. rnN.p. g., Lanuary y. I,is

ArCrS-Desr Sir have been under you-
tI, stu sut between tw % an three weeks for a dis
ease Of tile head, throat and chest which csused
20 despair Of my lite, but l am very srs,ef al
10 T. atle 20 AID M testimony in behalf of your
ruccsssfsl treatment began TO improve within
twenty -iour hours after having placed IN. self
Ender Jour care, and have continued TO improve
frlm lay 70 day. / Al quite relieved Of the DIS
fres- Ia ny chest, and perienced reIiefin every
r,speoi lar beyOnG NY ticIpstions. a. 1 All 81
,ears II age JOHN MOORE
No. 347 street
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bRV JOHN HiiSES.

WA~-irSr TuN, D. .laaua IS. Ia
ICnee-tully certify that my wife has been for the
rA-t two weeks under the treatment Of DR.. Aborn,
2i- street, and i. rag idiy regsinn her hearing
having been deaf for the p,st six years, her gen
eral health. also, is much improved. She has Dee
treated icr deafness by some six eminent psy-i
clans in Boston aud her case pronounced incura
he She now hear s-lInary ccnvers.:i IN
~hiSr she had been epriyeL Of Tor 20 long time
would state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborn IL
not p-infuI, IL the least degree unpeasast
GEO. T. SNALLwOeD
business Agent Columbian College
NasLirgtsa, L o.
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TREAs Try DEPARTMENT.

DECENBER e. 1853
This Is to certify that have been afflicted . th
Chronic Catarrh and Sire Throat for twenty years
pest, and have suffered acutely theref ON for tw o
3esrs. Though not very leaf, hsve nlways heard
indistinetly. have been under the treatment o!
Doctor Aborn, OF 2asF street, for two weeks, and
eheerfully assert that Of the Chronic Catarrh
and sore Throat is being rapidly effected and that
4 hear much more distinctly than before 1 was
treated J.F JONES
TAiTi Auditor Oflico
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In" New lork money maEke, work, win
extreme ease at seven per cent; Oh pledge Of
government bonds exceptional lIauSa ions are
reported al six. Commercial paper j. active
tud rates are - last quoted Gov-rugn-ut
y IGs nav" bee firR. although 4 'ra.. m
lower Than the highest sale OF the gve-k
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CHARLES FOLLANsBEE.
rccFssFrL TREATMENT OF C,r.pgu

] bave been aflic;ed with chr onir Catarrh 90
that could not brea:ae tLs 5ugh M nestrils ari
VA very nervou and ceUiIitssed when placed
myteli under DIR Aborn care, some three week /.
sso nov breathe !f.eIy through my nos
TINS and am feeling hk- being. His tire a.
men: La- rad most magical effect upon my case
A sTIARW ALT, JR,
Government Printing once
, NUsEr l. i~f9.
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GEO. T. SMALLWOSD.
TEsTINUSINL FROM SON OF Ms
JOSEPH tOLLAS>BEE
business Agent Columbian College.
Washirgts1 L O..

~ '>H y. KY, II. O, January X, I,5y.
AFOKS-pesr sir In justice TO you and che
leb,ht of the sf'ictei. wish g. aid M testimony
to the ii-t of those HON you have cured. -Four
teen years $50 i had the scarlet fever, and have
leeu deaf in my left ever since, until was
relieved by you. I placed nyself undrr yOur care
hve Ia 8 ago, and received an improvement BY the
Fret operation, ard have coltinued to improve 30
that rcu an h~ar the ticking of watch so3e
sigbT L lee from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANsBKE.
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~John Schwab has sued 81. Y.ouis for
&l0.0U for leaving q hole in the street into
wnicn, IN an unguarded moment he ambled
and broke hts leg.
ga Partisan ssvan; asserts TIA, Trspcn
eiove-makers are obliged 10 make gloves with
Immensely long fingers for the American mar.
.n .x', and then draws the conclusion that we are
mental pee uliarstleS Of Indians
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches,
DESTRUCTIo: o. ht tATHurI- con.
EENT

IITtsNILLE, "a, Jan. I--IIr tIlthOie
convent and School was compile Nv de ,.royea
toy fire here yesterday The fi-. ds,,..,. rl1p'
owing 10 the intense cold and depth .: sno.v.
labored under grea: difficuitia~. and before
they could get properly into service IA. hull-
olng was totally destroyed. The loss Is fully
covered Oy insurance
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A VALUABLE PAINTING NEARLY DE-
STROiED nv tIRE

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-A fire a, the Derby
Atheneum nearly DESTROYED Ro.hemaIs graa,
picture oi President Lincoln last reception a,
the " hite House. valued a. S.su,Dun Covered
by insurance. The building was slightly dam
aged
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

bSITIhoRB, Jan. 2H.-VIrginia 6-s coLpon.
Old, J. \ bid do. coupon, new. % /, bid Cotton
quiet and firm; MiddiinG Uplands ~ cents
tlour more active, but prices are weaker and
the maTke favors buyers, without, however
any decided change. Whea. a shade firmer:
sales of fair TO good at 81 6JaSi 50. Corn dun;
prime white, s5ae6 cents yellow. S55ass Oats
dull at 70a.3. Rye firm. at 81 ijasi.5. Pork
Jas3O.5U. Bacon active. with a heavy DE-.
mand; rib sides. l7al: =; clear. 5aa1; shoui-
ders, ii& hams, 1920. Lard quiet At 2uc
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A GENTLEMAN II YEARS or AGE AC-
OWLEpGES THE BESTOkArION OF

wAsHiSGroS, ID. C., December q. ISIS
De- AssRs:-Dear Sir: wish to acknowleige
The rensrkatle Success Of your treatment In my
case. had bee 30 deaf for the past twenty years
a. to be unable to hear. except when addressed in
. very high tone After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appcarst to be perfectly re.
stor.d am Il years of age
You're. very truly,
p. NODINE. 20. street
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WsSH.N. ruN, D.. e. January Q. ISsg.

WsSH4N TuN, ID. e.. January Q. 1859.
ThIs ! % certify that have been cured Of deaf
ness ard disc hArgins frou. rs ear Of . very seys
Ispre ~ Dr. AbOru, AZ 2i- street, within the
psziod q one week can cheerfuiiy recommend
al 20 him uh ar sufiering from similar diseases
P. BAkIIETT. Pension Ueice
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FATAL RAILROAD ,CCIDHNr

SYRACUSE. ". ". Jan ?U-Tvo mon nsp.d
Cummings and Brown. laborers on the t,aurr.I
railroad, were killed yesterday y. n. J.. by a rraig
o; cars. Both men leave families
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-20

PAREPA-RosA = MATINEE To-NOEHoW. and
Concert IN The evening, Will dou0 l.ss ne
crowded, and those who have not secured their
stI-S should do 30 AZ once
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AFTER DARE is drawing good houses a, ths
National beatrs, and the play is pa, or n,
-'IEr In i very elective manner
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE MIR
kERER OE ROGERN

NEW YORK, Jan. 2u.-It Is reported thar tae
man who murdered Rogers was captured In
Cincinnati to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-20

SMITH Is N TOWN-A Washington CORES
pondent last night sent a messenger 70 VII
Ia.ds' HOtei 10 inquire IL Mr.. Smith. of Boston.
vas there. and received the wer that tiv,,
Boston Smiths We're registered there. WaIch
particular Smith did ne wish 20 see -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-20

GOV. tENToS1 u. :. Senator cleo from NV
NOrS, and Hon. =. !. Cary. member OF rhs
House. from Ono, ara cousins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-20

GcETRNoR burnside. of Eaoda Island, has
Just written l''-er declining under any err
.um -ranCes 10 be candidate for reelection 20
he Office he has filed three successive years.
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THE TRIAL OF MRS. Tw,vCuerL

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2O-The trial Of Mrs
iwltchell. charged with tn. murder of her
mother, commenced this morning live jurors
h3ve been OblaIned
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GOV FgHToS will be the first S1uator from
he State OF New York whose residence WAS
, sst o. AuDurn.
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IsrEESAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source To-day were S2GO.lai 6t.
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New York Grain Market To-day,
NEW YORK, Jan. @.-Flcpr dull and prices
dropping. Wheat quiet and without decided
change. Corn q shade firmer
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Wall Street Ta.dax

ued Money easy at per cent. Gold, ia
Exchange, 9s. North Carolina Skies old.
oSs; new. 62 Virginia Skies, new, o. q; ex.
coupon, Sc. Tennessee Sixes, new, q: eX.
coupon, O..
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TUE EASTERN CoNPERESrE Inseoar- -
orGcr Beige says the protocol adopted py m.
Conference OF Paris begins wan a pr-aabl.
staung tast the representative OF the no S.rs
who signed the treaty OF Paris have me-; TO de-
The certain points of international law Nor.
Precisely The document proceeds % d.ciar.
mat 10 encourage instruction within or rri-
watering aud military expeditions against the
territories OF a friendly SAFE a. a violation OF
International law. When the protOco, has been
signed oy all the powers participating ma the
CONFERENCE IL will be offered 20 tsreecs for
signature. IL fGreece signs. the sublime Port-
TIll Withdraw It's ultma,um. IL she rs:us.-
The great powers Will remain neutral and per
miteveLts TO take course
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CAPL SCHURL, he new Senator from Ms
,CdII, resides 81 -; Louis.
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ga Missouri justice has hned a iawver tan
dollars for Va hisperinG m cour,

ga Missouri justice has nned iawyer tan
dollars for whispering n court
e|Prince Amadeus has renoun ed t,s I..l-
ian succession in favor OF he Prlp ,.ss Cnlo-
cussed.
~Memphis has not had enough 70 eat for
many years, and ascrioes its slow erow.h -
This fact. ~
0Anstrn calls Its naval officers together
m haIme the present year Council BluF.
~Punch for Is6s ~ dedics..d ,o pr..,a.,
Grant. " Fressoen
1enerson Davis writes from Europe 20 n
I1no Nat NE intends 70 pass the winter in rhe
southern Part OF France.
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COCK tIGHTIsG ExTRAoEpfNARV-g w.. O..
Noah here was hight between Northern
sud Southern fowls at New York or Mouday
Twelve battles were fought s21O each ana
s2,,u1 the main. The northern COCKS were
victorious, winning eight fights OUT OF to.
tweive A New York paper says the contest
was almost uneQualled In the Nortbsrn S,at..
The first six fights constituted the main, and
the lat was considered an outside one.
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D.. c.. JANUARY 1869

JOBr RUSSELL YoUSG, Eso,, managing ed =
tor O. the New York Trtbu,e, arrived here
this morning and viii rem an in the cl.y
for several days
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~ln the case Of the proprietors Of the In
cisnapolis Journal, charged with contempt OF
court, in having pm blished the evidence in the
recent Glenn murder trial there, In violation OF
an order OF the court prohibiting such publica-
uon, decision has been gwen. The defea-
dants' counsel had moved the Court TO Quash
The proceedings. on the ground thar IL had no
ilshtiul authority to make such order rne
Judge oyer-ruled the motion.