Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1856, Page 2

Se SR eC neegion - " a — . — , LIST OF LETTERS AMUSEMENTS. Remainihe inthe Fost fee Weshingion,D.C.>| ———[. ER PRRIFION ; sed in sé oF TRE sortie cates the folowing section of tre | NOVEL & ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT Pest 0} Law—It the mewspaper having ws MALL ecneik ie the circulation of any daily paper pub- ODD FELLO 5 rest, ngton : Saturday) EVENING, March Bee. pees, it further enacted, That the Tete (' v ith, listot ‘ 2 ener Re RE > er een anne — I —— IvextRIcaBiz —Poor old Biggs of Boston, labored under two great natural defects, tho one being an inability to pronounce the letter V, and the other @ “pec retentive. 3,” vulgarly known as em - “What @ queer pronunciation your uncle has,’ ab- served some one toanephewof Biggs yes,”’ repliod the graceless youth. i i i parties | thought it should be; and defended the emi- — interest in it, for b Fis aa neae * “i ‘ant aid societies and their acts, and asserted WASHINGTON city: who will manage t ; forthe benefit of | That he was a Democrat, &c. ‘ those really interested in it—her oapital in-| Mr. Dosgies, xyae a been Go ie SATUBDAY.....,...00.....March 15, 1856, | vested in it at this time being = dead loss; | the Semate chamber during the delivery "| whotty unproductive: ‘Their just prayer ig | Bost of the speech of his colleague.) next ad- dressed. the te, holding that Mr T. 17” Advertisements should be banded in by | whistled down the wind. Were we a citizen | treated him diseorteously in delivering Le EV EN I NG STAR matter, ask that Maryland will dispose of her | come up to what the majority (of Congress) e Se ‘it is im- i ee low’s x possible to cet a V out of PRY remaining whealled for in any post . Gael ae eit, otherwise they may not appear | or that State, no candidate for the Legislature | attack on the majority report in his absence, | ————-— ——— wane city, town, of village. Nec te res. | Kemantic Indion Legendary Foem, wentil next day. should receive our vote, it matters not to what pebewge or, are e understanding that the THERE WILL BE PREACHING = al apt shall, a oniin, Neion H I A WwW A T H A * UF Avents von rae Stan.—The f subject should lie over until Monday next. TO-MORROW MORNING, ateleven | jcened wockln. oF va ave the largest ’ gamed juthorized following | party he belongs, unless evincing willingness | He replied'to the points made by Mr. Trumbull, Publication of advertisements in Tax Stans’ | 0 wipe from her escuteheon the foul blot of | and disputed his right to claiin identity with Philadeiphia—V. B- Patwan, northwest cor- | despotiem and dishonor combined, involved in | *¢ TRICE Jc gorcieeding thay ho was streets . , or oftener, shall Ay ptene tetany A batgr og of the dauvery | SPOKEN BY MISS CLARA DARLING, said office, to be decided ¢ postmaster A Young Lad a degree ont such office.} and Dramatic talent, ee aon o’clock, in the Capitol Hill Methodist Pisco) bakes > cit ems REV. THOMAS SEWALL I8 ner of Fifth and Chestnut an Abolition oth: ‘s ; R aving been lowing ” vew York—S. M, PurtineiLu & Co., Nassan | ‘he continuance of Maryland's present policy | elected by that party; and that Know Noth- rts apg rings naan 3 pape iene — with ayproprate Poteet Reever), Indian Wig Ss ag ae Scollay’s Building with reference to the Chesapeake and Ohio | ingism is aae iste sexreebsonmmard ’ MORNING: the 16th instant. at Ll o'clock it LADIES’ LIST. ‘wams, and other lilustrative I. os -B. . - | Canal. -, Crittenden replied with earnestness to |] —————_____n "OS Madigan, Eliza =—+ ovinaieniented Contes wD what he regarded as an imputation in the re- | S-<gesTHE REV DANIEL WALDO, THE | htt 5 iapnah W Dat iE" Marabasl, Marte | Nita DARLING bas spoken this Poem, in the 3 lends patrons iti Tesen' a jannie Davi bove style, before large su y are notified that we are now pre; toexecute | The Result in New Hampshire.—We have marks of Mr. D., that Abolitionism and Know Pi plain of the House of Rep: ao mau ane | @ yle, Literary Nothingism were identical; holdin, , in effect, = "foregone noe Nese n a private dispatch from Concord, New Hamp- | that in Kentucky and the whole South, the other ofice in Washington. Job Printers arealso | shire, of yesterday’s date, announcing Wells, | Know Not party, of which he avowed tor at pun wash thet oon be eeeeene pan (Democrat,) and Metealf, (Republican Know himself a er, Were the true defenders of the constitutional rights of the North cylinder and Adams’ power-presses. So, Nothing,) have, each, about 32,000 votes, and| Mr Trumbull again taking the floor, ad- nar 16—1t% Wyse in een nenck en | Goodwin, (Whig) Aa oe han 2.007 Tatho| mitethat he bad wale by the Kew | QE, A, MEETING, OF THE DEMO. Sein one 'e yor in Ge tet | Hoos, che Repeiinns claim » majority of | Rubingsand an Nebraskemenct he ikovs | wl vs Sdn lecrnin Wall oo MONDAY jumbia. = i , nex! g _ thirteen. From all the signs, we feel as con- that he was himself in any thing an Aboli- 2 oa a a apnea Gown to morrow (Sunday) morning in the First Presb street, “i 11 o'clock. mdeseoen py The Rev. Dr. Smith, of Connecticut, will preach at the same hour jn the Hall of epre- sentatives at the Capitol. mar 16—1(* ¥ le, with distingu'shed ee raguath | Ringle Tickets FIFTY CENTS. Tickets ad icNamare, Mire mitting THREE PERSONS for 81, to be had at 4 Masic Stores, Hotels, and at the door. fie 2 semen tee deecriptive programs mar 15-1t Boteler, Miss ET Grinwell, Mrs Blair, Mise MAL Gunell, Ann BS ko “LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA. Beacham, Mary F Glass, Mrs Robert Rooney, a ee “i LE CLARA KEAN, Barker, Mery ¥ Houee, Mrs Geo B3 Soni Mise B's Ww] (fromthe — ‘Academy of Music, London,) mar 15-21 _ OBER, Secretary. | Bassford, Mary P Haugh, Mary F fident of the election of Wells by the Legis- | tionist, and expressed great indignation that | (—— = = > Burress, Nancy = Herbert, Miss & Stowe, Harriet Bee assisted by P THE WEEKLY STAR, lature as of Metcalf. his colleague should charge on him that he | <r sices Conon ne yield Friday Chie Mes® B Hal Mes RW Geymous, Mie EK MR CAMOERS, - Published to-day, is a sparkling and reliable | gy Tuesday, we predicted that there would | "25 * Know Nothing, abhorring, as he did, | evening, March 14, It was unanimously Caucian, Mise KT Mumpurice, M746 SadlercSerah a,” | 'by0,celebraed Bas aire Revels] rary 7 las enee ; chronicle of the events of the week drawing | be a victory of the friends t Pi ashi the principles and practices of that party. Resolved, That we return our heartfelt thanks | Cheney, Mary A Minman, Mre LH Stuart, Blisabes> = |- ° “4 toa close. Besides the contributions of its a vielory of the nds of Pierce, and his| This discussion was continued until 5 P m. | tothe firemen of Washington, Georgetown, and | Chances, Mra Hamilton, MreAanT Saile, Sarai respec'fally announces that she will give ONE Cahill, Hanora po ey ea pray GRAND ONCERT of so au, Miss jargers . a VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, W Jones, Margery D ang : , a oe. er On MONDAY BVENING, March 17th, Jamieson, Mary J Thompson, Ann on which eccasion she will ne Gottechalk's i i by Messrs. Douglas, Critt a , | Alexandria, for their resoluti. f thy fi editor and his assistants, it contains the cor- Serraino! e rier Trumbull dua others Anpagrege eiyred the loss of our much tsteemed ‘prother Sar a for seepiadeves of Bara taker AE RE slavery, which would be a moral triumph in convkiittes ordering the printing Mf 31,000 | their ever promptness to a duty we each owe to Washington newspapers—the pita Wei. It is realized. The Republi- | copies of the majority and minority reports in | 06 another, In assisting, us by their presence in ington Gossip—piquant personal paragraphs : Ai % can Know Nothings have been routed in one | qucstion in ono document was agreed to nt beef rc ist ead tribure of respect for our de Mise A brother. EI ioabechB m celebrated Imitation of the of their strongest holda, The Senate then adjourned over until Mon-| Rssoleed, Tat we return our sincere thanks et Ricnot” Johuents Mie E Tilden, Rate J. © FORMTSCH. Esq., Piapist. —the news, wit and humor of the day—careful This New Hampshirecontest bas been fought day next. igh oo pee eran AS marshal) = eeeete Fenseek PSE CEUTA: Femty tick. 2 . i . | for his efficiency in arranging the procession, as - 3 Singie Tickets F ; Family tic selections from new literature and poetry wholly upon the constitutional theory of the Ta the House, Mr. Washburn, of Me., con- | wetlas the marshat of eac of thecompanies pre- “ Lowry, Emily Tacker, mins 5B Pn eamait three persona, One Dellar, to be had crude-speculations and flying rumors on po- G t and relati es claded his speech in favor of the resolution | sent. ary A Lealey, Catharine Webster, Mrs at the ball. litical d. overnment and relations of slavery, em- thorising the Electi 7 ‘ Resolved, That we return our thanks tothe gen- | Delahay, Mist Jolla Linton, Maria Warteld, Chrlabey Doors at 7; concert to commence at So'clk litical matters—and, with many other inte- bodied in the Kansas and Nebraska bill, and | °@*™°T!#ing the Elections Committee to send | ..5.. lady who, (through the Columbia Fire | DaversouCiementia Langdon, Sarah Walker,MreGeoW 2 For f iculars see programme resting articles, one of those sketches of President Pierce’ ‘ . for persons and papers in the Kansascontested | Company) bestowed to us a generousdonation for | "Alle Moore, his Newer een | ot F. WIDDOWs, Business Agent j Congressional Committees which are so gencr- ee nace easel caceere to Con- | election case; and then moved the previons ~ yaiw pk ons dacenaeds sreneri ape en aneate ‘Susan Miller, Mary Jane Young, Buran 4 ~TOnASD feRATaE. I 3 ii i i i ion; e lady ani ie generous pul tl amor inboney, ¥ ‘Miss Caturine . ally copied by the press, far and i alee , = s pt ty ave uniformly egratry vickpeors, Vipdenns pe resolution ; lasting Yratitude d polar ae ped a sping Dumont, Kate ts bouey = eae NA The “ W Pa vol or Republican Know Nothing members 5 tag ; prayers of his little orphan children Ashe, WS Ferriil, Jos Mockbee, J 0 KUNKEL & CO.. «ens LESSEES e eekly Star’ is a pleasant remem- of the Legislature. There has been no ayoid- So the House having refused to order the F.N. HOLTZMAN, Alltbone, Thos Frize, 3 Monroe, Col Sas JOHN T. FORD SOLE MANAGER brance to forward to an absent friend, and an fog Srv aath king! #ibsn Uio'tenae,: ‘Teles bey: eS na to recommilé the resolu | "15-10 Secretary. | ttnoieme pork Gah uals Jos JOSEPH JEFFERSO “Btage Manager agreeable Washington visitor at the distant : . " tion, with the i . . SSS aaa oS EEE EES) andrews, J D Farrell,Audrew Moore, JT OP ESAS AFM S —_ home of any one who has ever been Ras tr a single-handed contest of Democracy against | tion, wit e instructions introduced by him: Fei seesrown SOCIETY OF Wash- Athinne, Bee M oy ef et Bee SATURDAY EVENING, March isth, all the sms. The Democratic party, in their self some days since. But a point of order ington City.—A Seige who takes an interest in metropolitan matters. being started against that motion, atter a dis. | Will be held in the Council Chamber, City H Sree Se Qe Mee a Meee oe: The Fourth and Positively the Last Appearance 2 * Benefit of f ry A it 7 o'clock, p. m., on SATURDAY, the 15th | zante, 4b Grady, Thos 2 Morgan, J R and {tan be procured in strong wrappers, ready last State convention in June, solemnly ap. | cussion. Mr. B. withdrew it. : alti tothe I Lag Tse WH ae Pee, te | Anderoan nea Mertia, ‘amilton MR. E. EDDY fe = ’ proved, by resolutions, the Nebraska-Kansas Mr. Bennett moved as a substitute for the the preliminary mgements oa made for the | Becker TF ase. — 2 Me - eae Mil; declared thelr belief thab Congress had | DS Soest time aisccrts wore’ Risse Fog, (ential colcbeaton. Brccaethce” — Gullictneisas eau cwee | ME ReTmategtoe Sompltance tothe general desir SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. no power to impose restrictions respecting Bradley and Sidney H Baxter, of Washing. c. w. OLDeawmerce Benue ean Beall, & J Garther, Jae Matchett, Ghee W fall who benela | his former aaees vn The Intelligencer, admitting that the Demo- slavery upon a State seeking admission into | ton city, as commissioners to Kansas to take _Inar MW—2t Bryant BL “1 Gordes, J a taped hairs character Butler, PM erate made large gains in the recent New | ‘2¢ Union; and proclaimed their unqualified | tettimony in the case, and to recommitit, with Bee NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN- BID FAREWELL Hampshire election, quotes various Demo | *PPrbation of the policy and all the official jhe instructions moved originally by, Mr. ERS —The owners of Lots in Squares Browne, OW “ to bis Washington friends, in Jadge Conrad's A Phelps. 575 and 576, and Reservation No 12, are respect- | pac Le Ww” wk toon the teh great tragedy of \ cratic ne r articles and sots of President Pierce. Upon those issues} Mr, B. addressed the House at some length | fu ly requested to call at my office, betweek the | bes. if, Washington McCarty, James JACK CADB! s wapape speeches made i i fi? and 2 o'clock Baker, Jno Hi WG McEnery, Jno . : during the recent canvas there, to prove that the Democrats have gained, in one year, more _ abt of the substitute and proposed in- = of [2 and 2 0’c! 5 Hee Bort te Pos- Bechet, J Conrad Vaientine mans a His forcible and vigorous rendering of which 4 igs > ructions, 2 fare Beaty, Josish Ha: rgh, TH McCormi y ») 3 “the party” in that State based its favor for pr ges ee And then they adjourned until Monday | ™t1t-3t Commissioner Public Buildings. Bradley, Jas W M Koon, Jae might elaim ge go gels Z the Nebraska bill, grou i posi ority B'8- | next. ae whut Gulla. S aaeaey on, iu ledict: . intefered "ai sueaienee dee ta lature from one hundred and forty-one to Cou. Rust Esxporsen.—The “Napoleon Bo New Yorn, willicctie te tet 7 Brows fn rf Hemme § Noyes, Capt JW a ne Gelighifol ota ¥ 7 > ‘ ewes : —! “s : 6 Tego erlihey, Mici piskogele. ACK CADE -» Mr. E. Y be to bring Kansas into the Union as a non- mapas ey mablicans claim is thirisen. : (Arkansas) Sentinel’ speaks in the highest Stil alm eeae, ae annem: eg no ion) ion a * Xaion, lagt . — Bay Edwin Adams This gain, so unprecedented, is made ina Sut z Blake, Francia 2 Heury, LH ir JoLuzton slavebolding State. bd P terms of Col. Rust, and sa: Subject:—The Kingdom of God; the Restoran. [ Blake, Francie 2 Henry. UH Courtney: The Union graphically describes ye State which can cast only about sixty-six ‘We would while on this fabject r rags Israel, &c.,in connection with the East- Bray, 8 Huggins, Jos en og day’s interesting proceedings papi Ph ie thousand votes. The vote cast on Tuesday that the (Desha county) Demooraiic ee oriPhe lectures will be continued during the week ore teat Hite duos ot rerer with the very laughable farce of The same paper contends that the t | 18st is greater by more than 13,000 than that | tion, which convones at this place on the 34 | &t Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, until further Bodum OT elon, tao ae mei ro ffps ipa : , e tone o! cast in the lest Presidential election, when the | Monday of April, appoint delegates and take | 2°tice. Jews and Geatiles are respectfully in- Bracdt, Chas Heory, James THES Sic dan, oie the English press indicates & purpose on the D cad soon y such efficient measures aa they deem proper vited to attend. mar 14—21# Barton, CH Howard, James Diggory. 1. Jon. Jefterson part of the British ministry to get up an En- | Democratic vote was 29,997. Baylor, Chas G Hawley, James 0 Baird, Chambers Hunt, Gea Jno E Buseell, Chas Barvey, Jno Beall, Chas High, JJ Butler, BY Hotman, HB Burrows, AL Hami!ton,Horece N Bright, A Hughes, 6 N Alber Hawiey, @ to secure his re-nomination and his return to a : ts. . . GEORGETOWN % Topean coalition against the United States New Hampshire, we take it, is certain to the Position he now fills go ably and so well.”’ =_— TAXES. hi Aailceed soba idee similar to that now existing against Russia, | Y°t in November next for the nominee of the = ML aes SE Se , Ua Corporation of Georgetown for taxes ofevery des- Se Ry i Ew Cincinnati Convention, no matter who ho is, Docron’s Baxquers have been all the rage cription, whether under the general tax ordi- ; an this winter, from the frozen North to the Gulf | B&8ces, or those Imposed for improvemen's, are provided he represents the great principles s _ - é 5 hereby notified that the sa tb id to th: ee ees one eee. eee cece ey Recent mle | of Maxios. ‘Pas Medlecl Aasslation is Miotile | SE eee delay, as be ban been ein. Aa ement has been entered into with the ned and accomplished actor, MR. PETER RICHINGS and his gifted danghter, the charming Comedi- enne and Vocalist, MISS CAROLINE RICHIPGS! SiMe * . da dil e] ad, Wm M2 Haydon, Dr FV They will shortly appear in a series of their Excruciating —The countemances of the | the moral of the result of this election. a of ~~ Pelaiadet gay which is de- | Powered quasi caesar ko Bag rlegis Esta wow justly celebrated roles. = is Ss. P : ‘ scribed as a feast of reason and a flow of wine. | debtet have long since had their zocounts de- | Geter thos = Howart a W oy Abutssion:—To Bens ; ‘ost of lobby men surrounding the House, P.S. We have just received another private Although s professional entertainment, ia livered to thom "ark thee payeeat Eceaen, [ome meg: Paices oF Apxi won Te Boom wot Lind who are identified with the Republican par- | diepatch from Concord, saying that there the was by no means a surgical operation. ‘No | they must not expect to be nin called sanon it edt oko eee — atest} cage ier Res-rved Seats ty—and they are as thick as crows in a corn | chance of Wells to be elected by the Logisla- | dissection was made, save on a boned turkey | Pefon. Those who may wish toavold the heavy | Cuter, Patisnt Johnson) Wm Rocoffert, Louts Box Sheet open from 10 uatil6 o'clock. Box field at the beginning of sprouting time—ex- | ture is to-day deemed the best. and a he up Sur Pls oth oe call ou cltheroe ay, fr orrsecmaar more gi a on hee Sal. csameaa, eee Shag, Moet H OGccepen every Gey hibited signs of inward distress yesterday, when ae drenched ‘walew in gloria sine: Portions | Henry C Jewell—at the corner of High and Gay Sordsa, 0,4 of Jus Stagert' Lewis © Grand Concert 3 ; renched unless in glorious wine; nor an trees, Georgetown, who are authorised t Jordan, DJ or Jno Suggett, Lewis a the Speaker announced the result of the divi- a. eee sie’ a chemical used, unless the laughing gas ably | receipis in my behalf, ae ee ve | crete Tee an eb aE" * | arcaRUSPS SALOON, WASHINGTON : sion on seconding the call made by Mr. Wash- | North Carolina, has addressed to his con- | extracted from the sparkling champagne. Meranda oes iioun, Jn02 Johuson, @en'A@ Sigel Be M’LLE CLARA KEAN barn for the previous question on ing to | Stituents an able letter on the topics in issue | The festival was given to their professional 6 to March 7th 1856 ‘ector of taxes. Croggiv, Jno Kelly, Patrisk Stryker, Judge F: he R AtaSemy of Mente, Londen) ihe setbelion anit q th ae tr * ea just now, the character and prospects, ends, | 94 private guest and visitors by the resident ecrgeowa, Match th, 1808. mar7—tf | Calau, Jeremiah Koepp, M Schlerogt, Jos (From the Royal my of § orizing the Elections Com- ir Crockwell,JaoR Keneedy, Mishael “hea, Jno Cory, JL Kelly, John RB ‘Smith, Jae M Crowell, Dr Jao King, James dhiei w Chase, Henry J Keene, J Buthe Connelly, Henry S— aw ‘ oa panos King ~ @n Saturday Evening, March 15, pas, Sree ee assisted by Mr. CAMOENS, the celebrated Bas- cr Keinarth, Christian Stockton, Com “s org Churchill, EL King, Toe B Sestth, Chap 8 so, from the Conservatoire, Milan, and Theatre Chilis, David King, ZB Baunders, Cot A R , Drury Lane, Lopdon j Childs, C M Locewood, Ra Scott & Brady ‘or hysioians of Mobile. sees : a bscarm ppercent ane To the President, Ladies, AND THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON Respectfully announces that she will heve the honor of giving one GRAND CONCERT of VUCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, at Carusi’s Saloon. mittee to send for persons and i sims, &c., of the three political parties into ila ees Kansas contested Sara case emir a which the country is divided. Itisa paper} A Perrvep Breara.—What lady or gen- ciating enough to give disinterested bystand- | TePlete with perspicacity, research and power- nner neg er — ofa dis |) ray OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS OF ers the stomach ache. They were awfally ful reasoning, such as cannot fail to fall on the | agreeable breath when by using the Balm Philadelphia have approved of the whipped in that division, the majority against North Carolina public mind with great force, | of a Thousand Flowers’’ as a dentrifice would ELECTRIC OIL them being eighteen. Horace, the redoubta | 12 it, he shows the precise character of slavery | not only render it sweet but leave the teeth | made by A. E. Smitb, Cheinist, Philadelphia, xd ’ ; full particulars see programme. P 2 A and tiousands of the Best Citizens have been | Ovie, 8: Lewis, Thos H The T aaa ble, prepared his readers for their defeat as | i British India, and thatit is far worse in| white as alabaster? Many persons do not | 224 cf very painful complaints. ‘The mott em. | cater, Augusto Littrel wi Tirrell Oakes Piist ‘of Banttslen = een 3 oe: best he could a day or two since. But nei- | 18 ™in features than American slavery. He} know their breath is bad, and the subject is inent Gealere sed Hay pren wecrs ae time such pmeiierg ee an w B an ae : Wesley Schone. scene ne soloed hey + i 2 BF 4 ina : ~ . fas Fanes & Park, New Yor ee otter, oman, i ; ther he nor his worshippers in and outside of | ‘"#¢¢# the machinations of our Abolitionists | so delicate their friends will never mention it. | Sogion Baten & Rom Provinence’ Peel ead’ | Semana tameoowon Toman Jom aM ahepett mtoeeae the bar were prepared to find themselves so | British influence, and argues to show that] Poura single drop of the “Balm on your tooth | & Co, Richmond, J. D. Park, Eeq , Cincinnati, eee eo gg ml . Loe Sew Doors open at 7 o’clock, Concert commences conclusively beaten, We saw on the counte- | ‘hey fe, at best, enemies of their own Govern- | brush and wash the teeth night and morning. Hautar ch eyed ae pg odaes i Denaie é Wilson Kevine, Jolin” Zaft, Fraak o ats. F wippows, : * = zs ~(N.8.,. A oud, Sei |, Rev ‘odd, Chas ness . nances of twenty of them, unmistakeable mor- ment and allies of Bri'ain. He then takes up | A fifty cent bottle will last a year. For sale | splendid arttcte,” free from injurious pro riies, Daguia, Hobert — Lawrense, Jno W 2 Ulhorn, J B we = — 7 tification and chagrin = the failure of their | *2® Know Nothing party and shows that in| at Shillington’s, agent for Washington, and | 294 !s bound to take the plece of all remedies for | Dickineon, Lorenzo Lee Beary, Vandegrifi, 3 Mt Noticr.—Any lady or gentleman desiring» — similar complaints. cunningly concocted scheme to assemble at the approaching contest, those in the South | all Druggists. Loauing, Frederisk Villaumin, Eugene | partioular plece of music performed, vocal or !n- © a Lewis, Prsakive Venkaumerhuster, stromental, not on the Daly, James Lewis, Dory, Biward — Laze, Bit Willson, Wm & miele tothe Sgeat ot Since writing the above, we have the following orders, showing the frequency of the calls, as Dover, Jno amme, by addressing "s music store on the this point an efficient corps of stout and rough who support Fillmore and Donelson will he ss these partles often order: nied swearers and abolition letter writers, to be practically but strengthening Abolitionism by Gea reap draw a respect RicuMonp, Va., March Lith, 1858. Dau Px ay lenow wrens lt ao A ap omen an ae eI “ supported at the cost of the national treasury dividing the Rue ow; contending iets able audience in Boston to hear his ‘“‘shricks voneny an he kinelsts Otl'sn eas Deneck, Capt, F Layion, AW MR. DEMPSTER'S until the termination of the Presidential con- | ‘D*¢ the only opposition to Abolitionism at the | jor freedom’’ in Faneuil Hall. of the 25th ult., ($1,000) We expect to diivea | heauisen, Chas Moroney F Woot ks Last Entertaioment in Washington test, for the benefit of the Republican party, | North that can be relied on, is that of the] .... Lewis Tyrus shot William Lewis, in good trade this Spring Ship by steamer with | Dictsco, arcuitold Murdoch, WC Warmst area | WILL BE GIVEN AT CARUSI’S SALOON The defeat. utter and total, of this scheme, | Democratic party. To prove that point he} Hamilton county, Georgia, on the 34 instant, | “” . PURCELL, LADD & CO. | Eillott;Volney 2 Williame, Capt 32 a Fy i Ae was involved in the so emphatic refusal of the recurs to the history of the late contest for | ™ortally wounding him. — tir hg pt "| Ween “Phe Spot where I was Born,” «: When tte He 5 = the Speakership, wherein the Northern Na- sees Mr. Roger A. Pryor, one of the editors Cincinwati, O., March 8, 1656 Bherhardt, T Martin, Theodore # Wagner, H Night Wind Bewalleth,”” “‘Jobn Anderson, my _ ouse to sustain Mr. Washburn’s demand for ‘is Ps of the Richmond Enguirer, having returned | ,P80¥. ©. De Gnratn & Co., Phila :- Gents: | Evans. ai Martin, 8 8 Weaver, Geo Jo,” «<The Lonely Auld Wife,” “ The Barring the previous question. The trufW is, the idea | tonal Know Nothings indircetly aided and | from his mission to reece, has recommenced ey ee eset wins Mann ery Fauerty, TM aote wh cue an | 0° the Door,” ‘Lament of the irish Emi mt, 4 - ‘ a A Ket an *8 5 ; . f : ‘ 99 «6 on of granting the committee the power they ack, abetted the triumph of Banks as against editorial duty in his old position. ready Sut Of thoee sizes. = aan I ~ noone my“ Seg maak Bs om f oxi’ Cidak abest is based wholly on bald rumor, and the Tris- | Aiken. His concluding argument wherein he +++ Miss Davenport, the well-known ac- Yours truly, J.D PARK. Fleming, Laurence Mason, Mr Lino ye,’? and “The May Queen” in three parts The une and New York Times Kansas correspond- explains the position and mission of the Demo | tress, still continues in Paris, laboring hard to Fallon, Jno0B Moore, Jno ’ j Provipence, March 10th, 1856. ence—a budget of roorbacks and false i cratic party, is an eloquent and very able advance herself in the profession in which she Mesers. De Gratn & Co -Gents :—We want - i; : x has already gained so high a place. i lectri is tences from beginning to end. Good enough | ‘ribute indeed, to the integrity of its orgenisa-] _...Geo W. Rosenberger, of Rappahan- Been Wecwentn ike As it eines | =a Morgans for Republican party electioneering | tions to the rights of the States and sections} nook county, Va, sold one day last week to | share the freight ; otherwise by steamer as soon th titutions. | Mr. Miller eight cattle, weighing as follows - | 2% Possible. Yours truly, Purpores, they are by xo means the de- | 8 guaranteed by the consti Saee bad 1,921, 1,824, 19820, 1,650) 1540, aed three helt. BALCH & BON. seription of testimony on which a majority of | Stet that want of space precludes us from Wentz, Chas whole accompanied on a ayy | Pianoforte, ‘March 15 JAMES G. BERRET, P.M. furnished he politeness of Mr. Davis. — Tickets FIFTY CENTS; Books 15 cents WvOD FOR SALE. To commence at 8 o'clock. mer 4 150 CORDS PINE WOOD FoR SALE, - on a good rcad, three miles from clty. : EW HOPS!—NEW HOPS: Seca ee eae | IN a baice arst emt HOPS, tn cise and Or ah] _ W M. CRIP | in ere cach 1,610. They were acld for $800. Baurtwore, March 9.) 18:6. EWARD —LOsT FROM THE} or ouist nacsdaetunh ok cate the House of Representatives of the United | quoting from this letter at length. ++++ Misses Fox have realized a fortune by | Messrs. Dz Guat & Co.:—Please send me $1 Thiandy during the first week in ar app, dove (a States will venture to act. The speech of Mr. January, a liver colored and speckled j ‘ ‘ snopping the joints of their big toes, which the ipa pO espeop er $500, sizes as follows, Washburn, of Maine, delivered yesterday, Improved Fire Arme.—It is very evident ullible publie mistook for spiritual rap) ings. ‘Yours truly, * SETH 8. HANCE. was a full and flat-footed confession that the ex. | ‘Bat interested parties will endeavorto induce | This is — most spews 3 Fox and Geese Has z ame we have ever heard of. traordinary demand in question, was made | COUsTe*s to undertake to choose between the & Unica, March 11, 1856. ii sone 5 2 i Messrs. Cuas. Dz Gratu & Co.:—Gents :— wholly on the strength of such testimony, and many patents for improved small arms offered Bache yc Spay cama, oe ee Please ship us the Electric Ollas Praga io none other. Can seasible people wonder that |" ‘Be use of the Government, and also to] pubtishers? arrangement for the copyright of | fet letter, sinount of 8500. Send also § 08 the House have no confidence in th. prevent the War Department from converting fis books extend far beyond that period ; and you pleare forward Ke medi y Snacodsaselgy s = En tne recommen. | ., many as possible of the muskets now on| he has just entered upon a nineteen years’ | and the elrculars as soon an possible dations of the Elections Committee, as packed hand into improved guns, as is contemplated, | 1°2#¢ of his summer house ! Weare aoageent youre by Mr. Banks, after reading the debate that PI des eaerersy.2s son DICKINSON, COMSTOCK & CO, 5 m +++» Donald MeKay has requested Mrs. ia apd in the soazns of tLe pst weak? Of course, the drumming gun-men desire FS Wholesale Druggisis. POINTER SLUT, aboutten months oid. ine ANARY BIRDS FOR SALE—Near ad above reward will be paid on her delivery at ‘he / corner of 5th and H streets, No. 370. ] National Fating House, corner of Sixth street mar 14—3i® JOHN FULLER , eee NE a os M® W- wenny PaLmers R, C.& GUODMAN, OPERATIVE AND PIANO FORTE CLASSES, f MECHANICAL DENTIST, 1 ee Fiws Dollars Per Quarter. serts ARTIFICIAL TEETH upon all, Apply at GEORGE HILBUS’S Music Depot, the known and improved methods. aa eed" wae Penasy.vania aveaue. mar 1-tf_ idea nected taey wit beens iby ap aRweo ane, yn ~~ a Large 1 J , mark- ees 304 Pean. avenue, between car éa witense ab gone : —— nested to come forward, prove ty, pay for ‘heatre, in which she de- — that every dollar of the three millions, pro- wore ok the Bees Reacse, fc Wack oahu The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.—We re- grtet beyond measure that the Maryland Sen- ate have killed the bill recently before them, for the sale of the State’s interest in the Ches- speake and Ohio canal Millions of money wrung frou citizens of Maryland by tazation were invested in the work, when integrity of purpose with reference to it guided the policy of those who managed the affairs of the State. Many millions of the money of citizens of Maryland, of Virginia, and the District of Columbia are also voluntarily in- Vested in that grand improvement which, ig Properly managed, cannot fail to be the great- est conceivable aid to the prosperity of the upper Potomac section of the State, to this District, and Northeastern Virginia. As man- aged at present, under the fixed purpose of Maryland to crush and render it practically useless, it is but a curse; Promising much, posed to be appropriated to obtain improved weapons for the army of the United States, shall be expended directly among themselves, and are moving (through tho distant press especially) to accomplish that end by direct legislation of Congress. It is fortunate for the public interest, however, that the mem- bers have sufficient sense to comprehend that the Ordnance branch of the War Department are much better judges of the relative merits of weapons than themselves; and it is also fortunate that they are by no means inclined to buy new guns when those on hand can be made to answer quite as well for less than one-fourth the cost of new ones. The Current Operations of the T: Department.—On yesterday, 14th of Mareh, there were of Treasury warrants entered on the books of the Department— livered a portion of Longfellow’s beautiful m, that it may be taken as a model for the igure head of the new ship Minnehaha, which he is building. ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDEN' CE. AuuxanpriA, March 15, 1856 The members of the Friendship Fire Com- pany speak very highly of the manner in which they were received by their Weshing- ton brethren at their visit on the recent sad occasion, and are prepared to reciprocate kind offices whenever Hig tery offers. The City Council have fixed an early day for the selection of the minor officers of our municipal government. The fair, for the benefit of our citizen fire- men of the Star, opens at Sarepta Hall on Monday. The most ample arrangements for aweries of pleasant o7 have made by the ladies in cha: and we'feel sure that with an objedt so laudable, it cannot fail to meet the eminent success it deserves. The cargo of tho brig Fidelis was sold at Danvinix, Pa., March 10th, 1856. Messrs. De Gratu & Co., Philadelphia, Gents: I have ¢old*al! the 50 and 75 cent sizes of the Electric O11 ordered from your Dr. Smith Jast week It sells - like hotcakes.’’ I sold it all in one day, and could have sold as much more. Send me immediately 24 dez. more by international express, and draw on me for same. From the way it sells it must be working wonders. Yours mag J. B. MOORE, Druggist, P. $.—Don’t delay a moment sending it: Wasuineton, D. C., March 14, 1856 I have sold the Oil made by Dr. mith, of Phil- adelpbia, called De Grath & Co.’s Electric Owl for some time, and all have pronounced it far Superior to any thing before in use for similar complaints. ine customer (Mr. Rider) says he ‘< would not be without it in his houre, and that the Oil appears to be almost infallible fur p.tn, neuralgia, &c.’? J. B. MOORE, Druggist, Pensa. avenue. CHAS. STOTT, Exq., Draggist, Washington, and others can tell of most wonderfal cures; such cures as no ordinary /iniment can ever make, The ladies find it pleasant and sootbing. Mr. 8, 8. Hance, of Baltimore says ‘‘some cus tomers have bored him Alf an hour with ve > cf this wenderful Gil, which had cured da FLOUR and him to furnish every LEATHER !—LEATHER!' T. G. FORD. Shoe Finders’ Stere, Ro. abo Seventh St, ECEIVED THIS DAY, 206 WHITE AND Red SPANISH SOULE LEATHER, from cents 7 ‘ov dorm FRENCH CALF SKINS. 25 dozen Home-made do. SKIRTING and SLAUGHTER LEATHER. HARNESS and BRIDLE LEATHER. BUOKBINDER’S LEATHER cf all descrip- tion. MOROCO LASTINGS, SILK LACINGS &c All of which will be sold BLACKSMITAING & BOILER MAKING E UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS propert NEW FLOUR AND FEED STORE. Saesctlecaemt: and take him away Cail at No OHN BALL, LATE GROCER ON NINTH street, near D, bas. 0) HORSE FEED STORE, on Seventh street, near ements that will enable cle in his line of the best quality and at the very lowest prices. “s asksa 285 Pa. avenue. mar 14-21" —————— “ RA. CURRANTS, CIE RON, &c- = hte, ball, and quarter bores BUNCH Al 1,000 los. new CUR RANTS, in fine onder 5 boxe« Genoa CITRON 2 bbis. PRUNES, lee article for cooking T er With a AL NUTS, WALNUTS, &c., for sale low. < W. M. CRIPPS, No. 61 Lonisiana avenue, = © mar 14—3t between 6th and 7bsi* | M LONDON AND PA’ ard’s Lews of the British Colonies in Amer‘ ion and the ee awed bya 8.1 va Sane maeear the British Power in Indis, 2 vols. Hough’s Poittical and Muuitary, Event tn Brit 5 1756 to 1649. 2 vi is. Meiintetie Biee and Progress of the Laws & land and Weles, 1 vel. ilks’s History of the Half Century ending 1h cuine’s Resultsof the val we nf his friends and the pub out of the Ware of method of informi: and > Pi vars 0! has menoed be En rt EW get Soy inth street and Virginia avenue, (is'and,) ne yy 7) et of ® E , sebluteg the ineehinock ines nena Go., where, De Mar'ers et De Cussy—Recvel de Visit, and thus inducing honest business men to in. | For the redemption of Stocks. $52,170 14 | public auction yesterday, by.S. J. MoCormiok cases.”? vest in connection with business upon it, ang | For the Treasury De re 15| Suctioneer. Quite.a number of business men, *Mrtcured De Bininton’s wife, ugh she had fj tl heati For the Interio: it. 51,005 including some from othercities, were t ears. It has cured pe ple of | by strict attention to bu: he hopes to recelve | Conventions, et autres Actes Diplom=tique’, hen cheating them out of their investments. For Calton Ede ee east e and the fladingoas spirited, the pice. Palsy, aise Neuralgia in one day, when the face | a share of public patronage. he addre-sed | vols. ' A more tmonstrous policy than that of Mary-| War warrants received and en- ing fair rates. 8 , 198 hhds. N 0, went had been distorted ree years. as above will receive prompt attention. al De Sevens Secnat 6s Traites des Puissanc® land, with reference to the Chesapeake acd 26,800 94) SE 6.65090 65; ‘ancl 478 ble. HO, spotaiaes | 1s it Tete eg tayrayeemeed neler We ee ee TT ae wee a0 Ohio canal, never was proclaimed by any des. 110,924 48 | 8t45a474. per gallon. A portion of the car- | 18.8 few hours, “homage Formerly 8: ‘tendent of Boiler Department | G.ns, 2 vols. 4 y of Wm. M. Bilis &] De’ Martens—Ni Celebres # ioe Eagle iren Works rikine {gon ee euvelies Causes a des vols. impor’ ith many other valvable works © LADIE£S, PLEASE BEAD: BF np pene mg ad FRANCK TAYLOR. KINGSTON, Ja- | ——_____* . J ioatca, Wt end in store forsale by ths sub- CAZIZENS AND STRANGERS can S7t" for i 3 Nor TicL 4 doe. PRUNE CORDIAL, particularly moth stock of TOY’'S and ANCY ART x painful 7 Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises,and Burns yisld 146 go of the bark Wm. Chase, of Georgetown, » wonderful efficacy " 1,000 a consisting of 160 bbls. of molasses, was also, MDs erat on ee sold, b: 45246c. per gallon. j i” We would caution the good citizens of 4,510 00 The stake Beaate, on paratag! passed a bill | Wash! 5 ens to beware a tae ae caek £9.95 Sa tetest. * orin, $500. amiae bottles, (whi mi initiative in inducing thousahds on thousands CONGREss: ror tine, Barts errs Sonpatet Orange ‘blown in,) and abo the wrappers which must to invest their money in the construction of TONAL Ines. We unite heartily with the Local of the be signed in prt Se: s & Pe ah the work, the State obtained the entire con- In the Senate, Yesterday, after we went to Sentinel in an * appeal to those and “A. E. Smith ; ng Testes SAI Cen: potic government with reference to a public interest or trust confided by a portion of its citizens to its hands. After having taken the TOO eee eee eee eenes who control | "Te genuine Electric Oil, made by Dr. = 5 * Mr. Trambull continued bis e Alexandria and Wash- i other : eer few dosen of PRUNE : trol of its affairs, and now manages it to the Press, speech in ash- | is sold by ©: STOTT and respectable fer a P for eapre’ cred ent ening te wy end ha | 22 aca toate eee | Se an reo malls aston | Peeks oe ageaecns ha Peae ee eoae | Tae mes maones ness, in which it has beon eminenily auecoas. from the Ar a, eee af- | will permit.”” . Amr. H cay, Lynebburg | F a. pooneey Orne; Not to be hed in any other store bute totighonep aang Sr. 71h etree © fal. egeefen epee pie sebert Othe ml; Nonvoux will hereafter be guarded at night Mex" "West Indies. t tdeeen be % OM HAMPSHISE Those who have been driven alist to des. | THY of the said committes, ae. 2S Reh polos of aightoon waiahinan, ho | , Hee 86/00 ania Yeteents and $1. ‘Lange bowen | . Wines Liquors, Segais, and Rtunty,, Winaiahe. eo tiene ond 20d peration by the loss of their means growing dained the right of Con, nest sor I imis. with ove: ‘ofdrab ker- edt, , wrannied petecuy feat” a smuRBLL Prinei ; Kightheteset, Phile-« out of the State's shameless bad fajth in this | sion of any State whose constitution failed to | and blask leather bere, wus? BOF”-Mesters, | deiphia, near Chesnut: leather belts CHAS. Dz GRATH & CO. esp, at JOHN F.EALIS’S. feb mari3—lw —_—No. 270 F street, corner