Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1856, Page 1

: eer SS eeeeee__S,SS OO 7 2 i a ae THE EVENING STAR, FruUBLISHE SVERY APTERNUOR, (EXCEPT 8UNDAY,) dings, ee comet invoice et By W. D. WALLACH, @ ill be served to subsertbers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served In packages at 37 goats per month. To mall subscribers the sub- soripuion price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS a year in advances, TWU DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less thar three months at the rate ef 32 cents a week, i" SINGLE COPIB8 ONE CENT. Orviciak. Pasasvey Derartuenr, Dec. 1, 1856. Notice is hereby given to holders of stocks of tae United States that this Department will pur- chase to the amount of $1,500 000 of sald stocks at any time when the same may be offered prior to the Ist dey of June next, and will pay therefor the following prices, to wit: For stock of the loan of 1842, a premium of ten percent; for stock of the loans of 1547 and 1948, a premium of sixteen per cent.; for stock issued under the act ef 1860, commonly called Texas-in- demnity stock, a premium of six per cent.; and for stock of the loan of 1816, redeemable on the fath November, 1516, if received at the Treasury prior to the Ist day of January next, a premium of 2 per cent; ifreceived between the Ist Jan- uary and the 3ist of March next, a premium of 2 per cent ; and if received after the Uist of March and prior to said Ist of June next, a premium of 136 per cent. interest will also be allowed on said stocks at the rates specified in the certificates, from the 1st July last, if assigned with the principal of the certificates received prior to the Ist of January next. After that date the interest will be allowed in addition to the premium from Ist of January to the date of their receipt. In both cases one day’s interest will be allowed in addition for the money to reack the seiler. Certificates transmitted to this Department un- der the present notice suould be duly assigned to the United States (with the current half year’s in- terest, if sent prior to the Ist of January next) by tue party entitled to receive the purchase money. Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York. ot Philadelphiz, as the parties entitled to receive the money may direct. JAMES GUTAHRIE, dec 3—dtiunel _ Secretary of the Treasury. PROPOSALS FOR GUNPOWDER. ORDNANCE OFFIC Wassincron, April23, 1936. H RUPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM THE Powder Manufacturers of the country for fur nishing Five Thousand Barre's of ee, or any portion ef that quantity not les than one thousand barrels. Four-fifths of the Powder to be furnished must be Cannon Powder, and one- afth Musket Powder; and the whole amount that may be ordered must be delivered at the harbor of New York bythe Ist of Angust, 1956, and not sooner than the 20th July, 1856.’ Contracts will be entered into cnly with those who can give sat- isfactory assurance of their ability to manufacture Powder of the quality required for Government use. The proportions of thei lents cf Powder for the military service are 75 parts of nitre, 15 parts of charceal, and 10 parts of sulphu. the ingredients to be ured in the manufacture must be of the highest degree of purity; the nitre must not contain more than 1-3000th part of chlorides; the charcoal must be obtained from sound willow or poplar wood, of not more than three or four years’ ; and the sulphur of such purity «bat in burnt: 100 grains ina glass vessel the residuum not exceed a fraction of a grain. The Powder must be packed in barrels of one hundred pounds each ; the barrels to be made of well-seasoned white-oak, and hooped with hickory or cedar hoops (the latter preferable) de- prived of their bark; the hoops to cover two- thirds of the barrel, and toibe secured by cores nails; instead of a bung on the side, a screw hoie one and a half inch diameter must be made in the head of the barrel, and closed by a wood screw with an al head, not projecting beyond the ends of the staves, with a washer under {t of thin leath+r steeped in a solution of bees-wax in spirits of turpentine, and a plece of cloth glued over the head of the screw plug The ingredients, and also the powder, during and after fabrication, will be bos to inspec- tion and proof by otticers of the Ordnance Depart- ment, as laid down 1» the Ordnance Manual, (to which bidders are referred.) and non= will be re- ceived urless approved by the inspector. The in- spection will made at the powder works, and certiscates will be given by the inspector to the contractors, on the presentation of which, with receipts, by the ordnance officer stationed in the harbor of New York. for the powder delivered there, payment will be made to the full amount. The proposais must state the price per 100 pounds, (barrel included) and must he endorsed ‘ Proposals for Gunpowder,’’ and directed to the undersigned, at the Ordnance Oftice, Washing” ton, D. C., where they will be on the 24th of May in the presence of the b' , Or of such of them as may choose to a ae --K. CRAIG, Colonel of Ordnance. Philadelphia Argus; Day Book and Military Argus, New York; Boston Post; and Hartford Times. Kach of the above papers will send one of the mene containing the advertisement, and also the.r bills, to the Ordnance Office. ap 2i-dtiMay LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. OHN H. SMOOT, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE of Bridge stseet, Geotgetown, D. C., has re- ceived— Suk Robes and Rich Dress Silks, spring styles Rich Printed and pila'n ground Barege Robes Rich Orgendie and Lawn Robes Rich best French Organdie Lawns and Jaconets Plain and striped B: all colors Slack and col’d Crape a Spange and bl’k Gren- adines “upin’s blk Bareges, ver: bor sd Solored and white hyured Brilllants, very neat Sunall checked and rich new style Chent Ging- hams Black and white Organdie and Plain bi’k Lawne nd Gioghams Pl mixed Ginghams fo; travelling dresses Plain bright and mode colois Mous de Laines Rich printed Chalicy and Barege de Laines Striped Ginghams, Lawns, and plain colored Freneb Cambrics A iarge assortment of good quality and styles fest colors Lawns at 12 ~ Scotch and Lancaster Ginghams at 12" Plain and rlaid Nainsook Musiins flein Mull, Swiss and India do Plaid and striped Swiss and Jaconet do. Rich figured and dotted do Jac Cambric and Cambric do. Plain corded and India Dimity 300 pairs best Boglish, Hoyles, l’rints, at 12c. aLso— (“lack Silk and Lace Mantillas, new styles Sula and Printed Cashmere Shawls & Scarfs. Gres‘, manilia corded, whalebone and mohair pkirts i@ cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons, cheap = 6 pieces Bisehofts & Semper Idean bik Silks emBROIDERIES in collars, setts, sleeves, and cambric and muslin strips, very chea: Cash and prompt peying customers will it to their advantage to give use call. ap 17 us J H. SMOOT. ALNWICK FEESCH AND ENGLISH F: MALE S&XNINARY, FOR BOARDING PUPILS. SITUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON THE +) Baltimore and Washington Railroad and furnpike, and two miles south of the village of Laurel .? A. TYSON & SISTERS op. pare in- form their patrons and others that it is their in- vention to close, permanently, their day school in he city om the 2lst April, and that the summer term ef their Alnwick Institution will open on ONDAY, May 5th apeaenions Tnay be mate at their city resi- @ence, until Ist May, or by letter addressed to the Laurel Post Utfice, Md N. B.—Every facility 1s afforded for the acqul- it, @@ of the French Language and Music. ap’ it-diMaylo WILLIAM PALMER, Pro. of Si: and the Flute, BGs 0 INFORM & INHABITANTS of Was !agton that he proposes establishing SINGING CLASES for two, three or four pu- pils, whereby e8ch voice will be properly amined, aad pape | cultivated, according to its quality, which ¢ not be done, consistent- ly, with simultaneous teaching—as Sopranos, e220 ‘anos, and Contralto Voices require & widely dilferent training. The same care is ne- cossary With male velces, viz: Tenor, Baritone, and Bass. When tbe pupils are sufficiently ad- vanced to sing by themselves they will then be taught to take their respoctive parts in Duets, riow uartetts a be (Quarter: $10 for eaeh pupil, if only two pupils one hour will be devoted, and an extra half hour for every ae pupil; $20 per uarter for separate 5 be aps-u PS: Peansylvania avenue. {LLIS’S STORE is 306 Penusytvania avenue, near Tenth street. mars r. I8 WELL KNOWN TO ALL PERSONS | Your Immediate Attention is most respect- aFluid Lamp, with a circular wick, and ——— treet, not ligb’e to Heat, so constructed that the light R.C.STEVENS, now eccupied by Mr. Ju Senator Douglas's Reply to the Letter of |‘? Tefer the fraudulent paper to the Commit- could be controlled and regulated, has been a with a clear, strong light, and with a steadiness | NETS. Boys’ HATS and FLATS, Straw OR SALE —I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE which renders {t superior even to gas for purposes | ‘Trimming. best French and American A sale, a two story and attic Frame House and of reading and writing. is entirely consumed Swiss, French Lace, Suton, THE WEEELY 8TAR.’ Ebening Star, = VOL. Vil. NEW PATENT FLUID LAMP. = = i WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1556. NO. 4,005, | Ficcecreeecangs. of twenty per cent. EVENING STAR. LADIES! acter, the resolution of Mr, Mason was adopt- ed by a vote of thirty-two in the affirmative to three in the nm ve, by which the order Houses, &c., for Rent and Sale OR SALE.—THE THREE STORY BRICK who deal in or are acquainted with lamps that fally Solicited House situated on Bri DEALER IN building has been thoroughly repal 3 tees on Territories and rinting were rescin ire desideratum ever since fuid bas been used. | FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS. | ¢ awell ing and store is one of the moet dee Col. James H. Lane. ed, and the paper was then withdrawn by tis lhc aay that = Lamp has until I eee ps talp ons ITY ecds of re in the town. Applyto R. P eitcabi¥ Apitt 19, 1988 General Cass an raed to C 1 ; eed the 5 reet. 25-) > , 1596. ‘ Py ic Seak & kneag meaoe prams, whit les | (epublica en re an enone toe Bridge street. _) sp2tiw ave been thus minute in the out- Sir: [have examined the letter signed by | Fines of the debate which your friend, James H. Lane, which you placed end, a » Ard it will burn with | tiflofal Flowers, Ribbons, Silke, Illusions, Erg- | Lot; also a vacant Lot adjoi , Situated on 12th | 2 my hands to day, and will now give you undiminished flame urtil the fluid inthe Lamp | lish and Itallan Crapes, des ener Tuscan | street west, be ween M and N streets, No 331 | ™y reasons for responding to you as its bearer, epee wee are tigate arsed > — yeaa , with an excellent seeded of him as its author. = The material d is co} h fiuld jonnets, white ns, - cellar ny rson desiring a comfortable letter is i in ti e, howe also by the isae er Ente sortment, all of which will be sold at the lowest aaa pleasent reel lence, will ae oll call and Goat or it 3s cites tas aokhooaaek natioed phe Spirit Gas. market prices for cash. examine the primises. Terms very accommoda- tions, that it is i ible to determi with | el Lane to me, it is as the fi he Lamp is very simple in its construction ca sphere atts eg choca a= — ong {ep2-twe} JAS. T. FERRY. any ‘certainty, are St is fotended as a | of grievance, that “on Thursday of thatweek peiely ageceeree Wise ae wart wees be Ribbon and Silk to trim Shakers,” ap 15-tf A lL ABLE PARM FOR SALE. CON- | hostile message or a frieudly note. it is true | that memorial was the subject of severe eriti- pent rig we Dror —_—_—__——— —— ae taining $v acres, situated %, mile east of the | that the city ie full of rumors that your friend, | ¢titicism, and in connection with it charges discussion which 'y of the paper or the conduct of Col. Lane in connection with it Yet it will be obserred that, in the letter which bore from Colo- . GAS LIGH AS LIGHT Rockville Turnpike Road, an from Wrsh- ‘ of most aracte: prefer ote snluss anael *y poke ba ile for Ae eee — ere ad bore : Henge eee ington city. Itis well watered, aa cer a fibest rae! meters Tor’ thane aeoeeecees = = ae we,’ \Cobseal Lone ca a Ugh oe reading, writing or sewing, it fected their PORTABLE GAS GENBRA- pals ol Lepepobemc ee = se Eastern cities most friendly to the Tevolution- Th © have seen what those charges were - SPerealeae J. R. McGREGOR TOR, now offer itto the purlte, assuring them bie It possesses sl) the eanicce to ulsite to | 8tY movements in Kansas and most hostile to | They were no less than that of PRavo and pine? oes i that it is fre> from ail the objections which have | make a len of great valne, or a dairy farm, | myself not only announced the fact somethree | FORGERY! These charges were made and re 53H Seventh street, between Louisiana dain ie gard grea y ry , 7 against other inventions for accom- | and a plea ant residence The terms will be ap 2%5-eotw avenue a:d D street. plishingvartigetal ivmination It will generate | made ebsy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. MOKE RICH FLOUNCED DRESS: more Gas, at less expense, than any other Apfa- | 512 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen- 4 Tatus, take up less s and is free from a! Office. WESAVEJUST RECEIVED FROM THE | trxious odors: while its ofiginal cost Ie fifty. per | eee eed or four days ago, but actually fixed the time when your friend intended to send the hostile : message. The object of your friend in caus- ys in the adoption of = a enlerle testes to be made known to the ae arog — cigpees yn Ciciny Large Suction sales in New York a | cent. less. for Public Hulidings or Frivate | [YOR RENT.—SEVERAL OF THOSE DE. | world an published in the newspapers is not > under these charges uni Presale assortment of rich and beautiful | Dwellings this GaxxEATOR will be found peo lightful country residences with largegardens | for me to explain, when he and et one | next week, when he attempted to exculpate eos ae Marly applicable, and in the country highly nd; | attached, at Kendall Green, having been put in | must havo known that the effect would inev- | bimself, not by calling on the Senators who a vant us. a8 the Gas can be manufactured | thorough repair, are now for rent at the low price itabl 4 ‘, made the for explanation, but b _ 25 very rich Flounced Silk Robe Dreeses 4 eemeat ind of grease that is now considered | of $150 a are 7 a itably be to have both partics arrested the a oman he succeeded in making the. public | Senting a petition signed by himself, with the 50 printed with Satin stripes and plain Berege | val a . Itis very simplein | | For beauty of location and healthiness of situ | Moment ing Robes, in entire new designs, and at low | it Coataction mocitsttey ot out of order, and atioc, these residences eae " offering | Pelieve that he intended to invite a E ostile | Original memorial making a part of ii pray- % passed, ti ing that the pretended which bed been can be tended with entire by an igno-ant | as they do, ex'raordinary inducements to all who | Meeting. ° . 32 Hic and beautiful Organdy Mustin Robes | servant, or child, without the least danger... | prefer the aalubrity of country air rtae natin. |. In the National Intelligencer of this morn- | TeJected on the previous Thursday. might also 25 rich Lawn and J Robes, very cheap ‘The patentees ‘do not think it necessary. in sn | and dust of the city ing I find a “‘card,”” published by your friend, | b® received, and inviting = comparison be- 50 pleces fine Orgendy Muslins and French | advertisement, to give any long description of] Distance from the Pest Oftice a mile and a| in which he attempts to assail me rsonally, | tween the two, with « view of enabling the Lawns with embroidered and plain Swiss | their Gas GEN«RATOR, those des rous of being | quarter. and to raise a question of veracity er us | Senate to determine whether the one which Muslins and plaid Cambrics supplied will examine for themrelves, they] ' apply to WM. STICKNEY, at his residence upon a point in reference to which he admits, | the Senate had rejected was a copy or a for- 10 piece: Crape Maretz in all plain colors, a new would, ther. fore, respectfully refer the public to | No. 4 Kendall Green. ap2l-lw_ | and affirmatively asso the, ruth. of cane ry. As the chairman of the committee and beautifal artiele for ladies’ and chil- | the Gas Fitting and Plumblag Extablishment of | —-——wo =e 2 _ ee eee el En charge of territorial affairs, it beea: dren's wear MILLER & CUNNINGHAM, OR SALE—ONE BUILDING LOT ON the | statement, but denies that he gave me or any iB charg rritorial | re, il me 100 pieces printed Lawns, which we will sell at No. 243 Pennsylvania avenue, rowh side eorner of Virgin me and B street sout, | other person a ‘shadow of anthority for mak- | ™Y ®Ppropriate duty to institute the Comperi- 12i and 16% cents per yard, the eheapest | who are the -ole and General Agents, where the | between 12th and 13th streets For farther infor. ing any such statement."’ Having selected | #2 Which had been invited by Col. Lane in te ever offered in this market. Gas can be seen burning, and all particulars as- | mation apply on the premises. sp22-iw* | his tribunal and removed his complaint from | bis petition, and to give the Senate the result #* 4 We shall be in seceipt of New Goods every | certained relative to the Generator, ke 31m! FA6n RERT.cA LAGGE BRIck Douas | the jurisdiction te which public letter-writers | °f my investigation. I found that while the week during the season, and cordially invite |" et OR RENT.—A LARGE BRICK HOUSE in his confid had declared h bri rejected copy purported to be authenticated purch?rers to call and examine our stock before| UNION BOTTLING AND MID on 7th street, near Dorsey’s Hotel, containing | '2 418 confidence had deciared he would bring by the signatures (all in one handwriting) of purchasings. WATER DEPOT. twelve rooms, besides two parlors, kitchen and | it, and apiesied tothe public through tae 7 ing: All articles warranted to prove es represented, HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY | cellar, with gas through the house. Rent low, | columns of the newspaper press, he is as lib e members of both houses of that spurious and no goods cut off can ee taben back cr ex- inform their customers and the public gen- and immediate possession given Apply to L.. | erty to prosecute it in that forum as long as he | !¢gislature, the ~~ from which it was changed. COLLEY & SEARS. erally, Re they noe have per meted md GASSENHEIM =R’S Clothing Store, Nee 89] pleases. Since the the publication of thie saemae ye roids Peery had no signa- 523 Seventh st., 3 doors north Pa. ave ined A, paratus in operation, and are 7th street, between H an A ap 2i-lw “Card”? i a 2 Fy tures at ail attac to it, and no ention - wk nad Arparaies tn operation, and are pre. eet, between H and F Cart" in the newspapers, your friend, is 4 en letter_of which you are the bearer, and in n whatever, except @n evasi idavit which you are EPL as his friend to re- | t ‘ken that day before Judge McLean. I also ceive my answer, referring to the debate on | found that the first three pages of the original Monday last inthe United States Senate on | Were entirely a1 pressed in thepretended copy. the fraudulent memorial of the spurious legis- | | #leo found many other material omismtons lature of Kansas, makes the following request | *"4 Suppressions, many interpolations and al- of me: ‘<I respectfully ask for such an ex- | ‘erations running all through the paper, and planation of your language upen that vccas- changing its whole character, not er in ton as will remove all imputation upon the | ftm™, butin substance and principle I -ex- integrity of my action or motives in cunnexion | PoS¢d theve things to the Senate in plain and with memorial.” unmeasured terme, as it was my right and du Tho reasons aseigned for calling upon me ty | 40 I did not go out of my way to crimi- vindicate “the integrity of his action and | 24 er cxculpate anyone I dealt with the motives in connection with that memoriaj”’ | {f4udulent paper as it came before me in the —— ———_______ | WrineRaL WATER N OPPORTUNITY FOR A 600D IN- MILL FEED! MILL FEED In addition to the above, they have made a VESTMENT —For sale, 17 or 18 acres of HE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONSTANTLY | sangments with the most extensive Brewess in | Land, on the Heights of Georgetown, adjoining on hand a yuhply of SHIPSTUFF, MID- | the United States, for a constant supply of the | the leg ee formerly occupied by Colon 1 Cox, DLINGS, SHORTS, and BROWN STUFF, best stock of PORTER and ALE, such as wa; | (called the Cedars.) poss-ssing rare advanta es as which he will sell low and {1 quantities to sult | never offered before in the District, and guaran | ® sarape site, and market garien. it hasa fine purchasers. BENJ. DARBY, tees to have constantly on hand a stock sufficient | growth of young cedars and oak mess on the ap7-eolin 89 Water street, Georgetown. to enable them to ‘ail all orders at the shortest | eT part cf {t—the elevation is such as to command 2 — phere rAd y = fon an andris ILL BE OPENED ‘TO-MORROW, AT soomge Walch Mun bent eo oot hee Bt: | isciny Just outelde ef thie Cor porstion Lente ros, the Lime Kilns of W. H. @odey & Co . | 18 and hope that by strict attention to business | ers it snore desirable, being free from the Corpo- situated on Rock Creek, between the on we and | we will merit a continuance of the same Tatloa taxes. orale a kin of very superior WOOD As usual a supply of their superior CHAM- For terms, &c., apply to J. L. KIDWELL, E. The subscribers have also ou > ; 6 etown. jan 22—wif hand a large supply of PLASTERERS’ HAIR, PAGNE CIDER, EAD, &¢., on hand. be deekie DOTe (FORMEL Sa = sel - Orders given to our drivers or by mail promptly «e line of my duty, and left the authors of the CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER, and every | ay, re SHINN d are, that ‘‘on Thursday of that week {thc}! ihiey esse. 4 o patched. ARNY & SHINN, riety of Building Lots in all parts of the city, - hy iniquity free to pureue their own course. | bene de tecdarapbn bored Vari U Lok eee ae Union Bettling Depot, Geergetown. | at reasonable pric ma anuscenines oe Y> | week precious to the dehate of which hendso quity ~~ et =P 14—eott W.H. GODEY & Co. | _#PA4?-dlm REDUCTION I THE Paice CF GAs. \ JONAS P. LEVY, Enquire of the subscriber at John KE. Kendall’s office. rext door to W. B. Todd’s, Hat Store, Pennsylvania avenue, third floor, front room complains] that memorial was the subject of | Showed eo caspnkay, meworial which it is severe criticism, and in connection with it } *Uegedwae by the spurious Legisla- CHARGES UF THE MOST GRAVE cRARacrar | ‘Ure Of Hynesas was based on the fundamental IMPORTER AND DEALER in 4 : VE 99 4 iiea or primpiple that Congress had no pewer s = : ap 21-e03m DAVID MYERLE. | WER PREFERRED AGAINST Mz,” (your friend primp i per Wasnixcton Gas Bog eet 2 IW saree rentee AND FIRE Ae NTA LARGE TAREE-STORY | Col Laue) Itis not pretended that I sade ee scapes for the Territories ; SATISFACTORY INFORMATION HAV-| 4 re ding Morchaat tes cage —A East Capitol street, nearly | 208 Charges against him in chas debate at the Kahsus-Nebraska act was unconsti- ing been obtained as to the terms on which | SeneralCommiasion D aren Tie oy an! ite the weabtenoe of Be B. French. tee. | Tbe published debate shows that ‘on Thuro- | tutional and voi for that redgon; that the suitable Coal can be procured for the supply of mph SLE | ssh on belt et eB Hetel Sppty to the subscribers at their 1 uinber Vard, day of that week”? no less than three or four a. of the Territories owed no allegiance the year, the Board of Directors, in fulfilment of | No. 474 eepee eens Cue oo late a2ssihv und Donen. a ” | Senators did denounce that inemorial ag ‘‘an | t? tbe governments which had been or should pittcke nave ita pases tones tet tiuey N. B.—Country Merchants are requested to give | ap 21-enlw. H_& JW. EASBY, | impudent forgery, attempted to be palmed off | P¢ established by Congrese in the Territories; are enabled to makea corresponding reduction in | M€ @ call before purchasing elsewhere. the price of Gas. Accord! nely, @ discount of | _0¢2-ly twelve and a half per cemt will be allowed upon —— upon the Senate of the United St and hence they had an inherent right to tak .OR SA LE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND | tho" hagds of the ceed ene ee the steps which they had taken to overthrow CAST OFF CLOTHING * cone vers aT ee ee nee Michigan;” as “a paper which hes hed | ‘Le territorial government without the con- ess ore Room sale 3 a , ta Teac! ms A . oe dest he eee cgnmumed after the Wth of June | FyQUGHT AND SULD AT 76 LOUISIANA | liberal” 8 ddrese “Grocer,” Clty Post Office the Sonate through frend. which Aasatapped | Oras OM (a comauze Or the autaaelts | oe. next, (the expiration of the present agri if avenue, opposite Holmead’s Grocery, near| ap 23-eoat# upon it every mark of forgery ;”” as “a tor- | S™©58- I in the preten: id at the office of the Company within fivedays Semmes’. ‘Address, through Post Office, to “Mr. rar Sp con.| Sety, Which bas been palmed off on the Sen- 4 °°PY all this had been su; since the om the date of presentation. Tallow ap 7-Im* OR SALU—A TRACT OF LAND CON- | ite: and various other denunciations of a | 238° Was made up between the two par- By order of the Board : — — — taining 170 acres, 40 of which is cleared, 15 cr | Ji, character, all tending to stamp the me- | ti3 by the reports of the majority and mi- _ ap 16-ec2w J. F. BROWN, Secretary. V ORKED COLLARS AND SLEEVES | 20 well set in clover and timothy, and the balance paeedal with fraud and fice I dd nority of the Committee on Territories, and SEW im sets —Just opened from the importer a } in oak and hickory, some of which 1s very heavy Tr surgery. not en- SPRING pts FOR GENTLE- | 5) assortment of — it fs hardsomely caled, in a thickly settled and | dorse Spl grave eregore on the — band > > an Collars and Sleeves in sets rapidly improving neig! borhood, near Bayly’s | nor repel them on the other, for the reason Scat Gee Cambric and Muslin Collars at very low prices | Corners, 6} miles southwest of Washington, and | that while all the facts then known to the Teceived his new Spring Goods, apd =h in licu of it had been inserted an humble petition to Congress recognising its autho- rity and praying for its interposition. In short, I showed and proved b; compari- son of the two papers that the pretended Copy Was not a copy in any sense of the word ; Also, White Cambrics about the same distance from Alexandria and | Senute seemed to justify a strong suspicion now the pleasure to announce to his custo Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins Georgetown ; well watered ; soil of the best qual- } Bnd, indeed, raise the presumption, that they SS ee ee ae Wy mite EUUtaate at 1845 cts, | Dey besidiaa) aetna Cratoe Howse and stabes | as, icra) pik dls) lisemar ook aoe me mers and the public that his stock is very d contains a valuable stone quarry, and will be sol F that it was a base and impudent for, No complete Gentlemen who wish choice siyles are habs rt, at 2 great bargain. Title un- | £uch as to render it my duty to do more than . P' 3. invited to call early, with the mascigace teat tke | With maay other B00 Ne A TLEY a osabsanien(s pea Oxtaw seokcen te: to reject the memorial upon the facte disclosed | Senster did. no man in or out of, the Senate ‘ost elegant and desirable goods wiil be shown ap2-Im Cor. 8th st., opp Centre Market. For further particulars apply to ¥. H. SMITH, | iu the debate. In fact, I followed the lead of | °°@ Vindicate the paper from this just con- them. ‘The stock embraces, as usual, new and | _“P"—A __U’0k. DAS» opp _Wentre Mark at House of Representatives, or toJ.H CLEVE-| the illustrious Senator from Michigan, who | @°mnation. The severest judgment which I elegant Furnishing Goods for gentlemen. CHUVICE FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. LAND, on the premises. feb 29-1 presented the memorial under the impression pronounced on this transaction is contained ap 12-eolw APPLE TREES, OF EXTRA ae a EAR | that it ; b 7 in the following extracts from my specch — ———_—_________________ | 1() og ok well anertod See eee ee eee Cini en teen da Pern core 1 which l mow aupeat ua tee eaiy aeatamen $2 REWARD.—RANAWAY FROM 5 one PEA AH = ES, forming a com the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable } willingness to vote for his motion to print, asa hi ke of th of Lieb th she city of Micheand, ,V icginia, plete assortment aud well grown. one in the territory for landing stone and other } matter of courtesy to him, so long as it in- | 2®¥¢ t make of the matter to wi eduatl . between the Ist and 14th of Apri m! heavy articles. It has about 100 feet front, with | yolved no other consideration than th t slave PHILL BARBER. He ts a bright A few very choice Dwarf PEAR TREES, of > e amount extra size. depth of water sufficient for landing purposes on | o¢ money which the printing would cost. But mulatto, a Peso neg Manone ait | og ne above comprising a very cholesassortment | either side Attached theretotsa square of grourd | 01 its reception end printing became the Of Prete were Taised by the inte John it. King; | Suthe purpose af depositing coslor wood. O81. rs i nnie which was 60 ino nad curls, but is generally well comb:d; has been a ‘4 8 acomfortable «welling, which may 1 a principle which was to recognise an waiter in hotels endef the 3 rings; when sud- pes Bole be gnarantced to Re eas Hey ate FoF tesdeneea cs store a There is about 14 | Sanction the revolutionary proceeding in Kan denly spoken to hesitates giammers ali tle | “Apply to W. Albert King, No. 35 south High | feet water alongside sald Wharf at lowtide To sas, I announced wy purpose to vote against He Is 5 feet 6 to 8 inches high, feet small and is street, Georgetown, D. C , or at Valley View | those desiring % make a profitable business arare | it for that reason. Subsequently, such dis- under the common size. { purchased Phill from Farm, one inile northwest of Georgetown. opeetunty is offered. For terms apply at No. 4% | closures were made as to create doubts in the ‘Thos. Green, Esq , cf Washington; he is now Catalogues furnished on application Street north, between Sth and 9h strects west. | mind of Gen. Cass in respect to the authen- fer: «I submit whether thie does not make it a totally different document, affirming entirely different principles, in order to place their action in a totally different light. The Kan- sas legislature, in the origical document, said they justified their acts because Congress had no power over them. The memorial came in the other day recognising the power of Con- probably lurking in or near that city. He is sup- E. J. KING. JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent. 5 Raters’ gress. I ask, then, if it is not a forgery thus It aj jocence led and A pegine t him Also, for sale, a thousand very Sioloe'| Sn eeostt wie Gat Slane hon hoe, ae ‘hind seakyon to change the document in the most vitally : e 7 — 4 ae 2 Ss — rs ; a : ‘ é I will pay a reward of $100 if taken in Virginia, | ROSES. Apply as above. we TPRIVATESALE —BIGHTEENSMALL |it, made the following announcement to the | ‘mPortaat point upon which the whole pro and $200 ig taken in the District of Columbia, or oe eee eer es building lots for sale, corner of 1. street and | Senate, and voted for the resolution rescind- | C¢®dimg reste do not say by whom the inany State north of the Potomac river. Phil NEW FIKM ‘New Hampshire Avenue, near thecircle, First | i, the action of the Senate whereby the me- | gery was committed—I care not. The absconded without provocation, and 1s supposed AND NEW AKRANGEMEKNTS! Ward, ranging in price from $0 to 160 dollars | oot was received and referred, and there- | “int rans through this whole proceeding, and to be making his way to a free State. HE UNDERSIGNED, T. POTENTINI & | each. Tore fom to 15 dollars permonth Par- f ithdrew it. Gen. Cas aid the affidavit does not cure or remedy it.”’ W. H. GAINEB, 8 ZITELL, having formed a co; artae-ship | ties purchasing with the view of building thereon, one withdre . Gen. * e = A Again : ap 21-M&Thif Warrenton, Va. | for {he parpose of carrying on the CONFEC- | jumper or bricks (at market prices) to the amount ‘Wishin a few minutes I have had an in-} A pele thi ial eee ee = peas TIONER: and RESTAORANT business, at } of 150 dollars will be advanced thereon, secured | terview with the gentleman who presented me cantake up this memorial and show CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, 279 Pennsylvania avenue, under the style of by deed of trust on the property. Title indispu- | with the petition. and Lam bound to say to | that, as I have exposed one heresy after ano- ERSONS DECLINING HOUSEKEKPING POTENTINI & ZITELL, table. For any other fitormation apply to HI the Senate that i am not satisfied that this | ther of their pretensions, they took the pen or having a surplus of Household Effects on leave to call the attention of the patrons of the | PARRY, Marble Yard, Pa av., bet. 18th & 19th | 10, is one which ought to be acted on by | and ran through this memorial to get rid of hand, will “toa us prepared at all times to pur- oar and the public generally, tu the increased | sts. i ap 10—3m oka Somme, This is al that it ts necessary | the objection. chase theirentire stock, or a ee faciities which they now offer for rel Be ALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE Sor me to say. I shall vote fur the resolution | _‘< It has been changed from time to time in 5 may wish to dispose of. Call 4 WEDDING, BALL and SUPPEk PA SALE.—I will sell ccommodating terms ° , F ite ? ial ints, st it and i i - BONTZ & COOMBS, at the shortest possible notice, with all the dell: | the foecing Geet prover: of the Senator from Viiguita epee ew co agg = and inserting, No. 360 Seventh st , bet. I and K. cacies both in and out of season. ‘The new hes story Brick Dwelling House, on After the ‘“‘memorial’’ had been denounced form. The very comparison which is bere feb 19-04 Rooins furnished for BREAKFAST, DINNER Missouri avenueynear the corner of Four-and-a- by several Senators as a fraud and a forgery, aulieneal horas te retended co; a REFRIGERATORS a ee tctit, fo" Private parties, at all times. | half street. ‘This house ta situat:d inne of the | hq after General Cass had thus announced e P eye tos _— AVe have also connected with our establishment t healthy and pleasant locations in the city, | }i to yote fur its rejection for the | 82Bted the other day, an i P THE MOST APPROVED KIND, JUST | , ane SALOON fitted up expressly for the ladies, | fronting t lic grounds, and commanding a | 2! Purpose to vote 3 ‘| proves conclusively that euch is the case, I 0 received at the House Furnishing Store of the | Where they can be furnished with GAME ‘ana Witwe tes ten Canta to the Washington Monu- | reasons stated, Mr Seward rose and said that then submit whether here was not evidence of Also, a large apply of new FURNITURE See ee up in every style, | ment, with all the surrounding country, which | he had just conversed with Col Lane upon the most glaring fraud ever attempted to be wi ‘ies favoring us with a . tructed. The house isadmiiably | the eubject, and added u 4 ‘ ‘ ra ss — i ay prt toed baidlne calloan always pelt with every delicacy Seckaheyl loving been built under my own direc™ “He tells me, and authorizes me to say, ~ Lemgery bpd nee rece web ox aioe m . ‘ J “mar Meee No. 530, 7th street, et adienkea geationes can have their MEALS | 0% ith an eye to the comfort and convenience | and requests me to say to the Senate, as I do of sus Tey the question is, wheth —— ss —— family. It contains sixteen rooms, |; ); hat left the State of THE FAST TROTTING STALLION | sent to thom at thelr private rooms by leaving or- | qrith all the modern improvements of gas and Scgnbacse ante ea pie came paper | Petpetrated upon us by taking the same spu- 10 W. hie 3 ders ay atus, hot cold water, room, 4 : . rious document and attaching itto a memo- est stallion ta Tid three adfnoent Binion) We will also Og sain pesl attention to Fem Seca also acistern in the yard capable | he dues not say Ler — the — Paper | rial, and thus dragging it into the Senate?” will be lei toa LIMITED number of Mares dur- | Manufacturing of plain and ornamental CON- | of containing 15,000 gallons of water, and asewer | in chirography—but he saw the memor [i should be borne th mind, that the Sone in the month of April only For terms, pedi PECTIONERY inall ¢ ir branches, and will leading to the main sewer of Four-and-a-half | which thisis the substance and text signed by time this fraadulent paper was presented to gree, &c , apply to aie bane tae assortment of Freneh Streets, for the purpose of carrying off all the | all the members of the provisional legislature the Senate I pronounced no judgment Dr. GEORGE SMITH CONFEC TONS, BON BONS, PRESERVES | glops.' There is also in the rear a large brick sta- | of Kansas, and that this is a true copy of that | 11% Ouestion of ite sathonsleti ar the men ap 1-d10t&eobt® At Birch’s Stables. | &¢ POTENTINI & ZITELL, ble and carriage- house, covered with tin. paper, as he had before stated to the honor questic a icity, or : ee 279s. s. Pa. av., between 10th and 11th sts. The lot froats 2 feet 6 inchesand runs back 126 | fo 1) 'Senator from Michigan, and 1 su; "pose by which it found its way to the Secretary MRS. J. RUOFF apizam —_ (int& Organ) fedt ta & 30 feot paved alley + tot adjoining the | the original is within his reach and availble. | ‘tbls. Other Senators did denounce it ase ESPECIFULLY INFORMS THE LA- L, J. MIDDLETON, Rivith a0 Jemee ba yereet 1 SOine ‘This is in no substantial respect differeat.’’ so agi ore forgery.’ oy Topsy » bat from dies of Washington that she has just DEALER IN ICE above property, lot same size. ee = returned from New Bork with a splendid d So IF al ra E. WHEELER. Mr. Seward also further said that “ this} 3 the frau: assortment of Spring ‘and Summer BON eS Ofice and Depot—Southwest corner of F and £ . with the perpetrators of the fr 2 fth streets. feb 27-1 ENT —*" BRICK HOUSE ON | statement is due to him; and this statement | my profound respect for the feelings of the i!- TSth Ladies wit aree oe (oes Art before CARD ee North peel vermem avenue and L | is all that I need fay in justice to myself ’* lustrious Senator from Michigan, whose cenfi- purchasing elsewhere 4 E UNDERStowe (LATE OF THE | Street, between 1ith and 15th, furnished or unfur- In reply to Mr Seward a Senator arose and | dence had been abused so far as to induce No. 3 Fast Capitol street, Capito! Bill, 1 door | firm of D. Finch & Son’) still continues to | Bished, contatning 9 rooms Thesituationisairy | gaia: i | .., | him to present it under the impression that it from corner of ist street. ap li-golm | carry on the Painting bielness sn all te various | 424 heathful; foor squares Nor h of the Staie|""\\i think, Mr. President, this debate will | was cn euthentic memorial, When be ais 7 branches. Department Enquire of JP HILTON, three | not be without its advantage to the country. | covered his mistake, 1 joined him in that vote NEW BOWL‘NG SALOON. doors East of Chubb’s bank, F street, or at the ets A A 9 He respectfully solicits of former patron and the _ We are beginning now to get at the truth of | of condemnation which the Senate pronounced ON TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES, cactailes Grepaba house. SP i wadics alanis Batitveeld pou mscoealy- by B2t0 3 in the adoption of Mr. Mesra's public generally a continuance of their favors fPHE SUBSCRIBER Has FiTTep up| All work contracted for by him will be execu- OR RENT.—THE LARGE HOUSE, COM-| “+ Where do we stand? A paper has been | resolution one of the new Stores on D st: ted with prompiness and fidelity. Senator from b) Sen- peta innit DING ~ a : Tew ot i hong foe left bert at the old stand, cor Laat Se Paes Saute gots Batis, lel arp ety, begdalanartc} asi ssi ionae ae | to ieee, a id ace haeyumunes who need inernca ‘oF healt ad wee O. SUMMERFIELD FINCH. | #ongiven Immediately. Enquire on the prem- | “stain persons in Kansas who claim to be the | sents a memorial, in which he ashe and chal- ises, No. 224 Pa avenue. ap o—tf d tatives of the State of | lenges a ison of the t b and amusement may resort and be ben = —-— senators and representatives tate o lenges a comparison o} © two papers, wit! No intoxicatirg liquors allowed on the vem- UR SALE OR RENT —A SMALL FARM | Kansas It is questioned; its authenticity is | the view of inducing the Senate tag the ises, and no bet! permitted 7 ituated near the Uld Fields, Prince George’s | doubted ; it is dasounced as a forgery and @/ judgment which bad besn ‘0 emphaticaliy The subscriber pledgts himself to wake this a complete, price 8i0 One copy Gus county, Md., on the stage road from Up) fraud. We learn now that it reached the | pronounced upon the conduct of the authors respectable place of amusement; ard nothing | _*P !7 FRANCK TAYLOR. | joro’ to W ashington, only seven miles honorable Senator from Michigan at the hand | of that fraud, at the sume time avewing bim- will be allowed at which the most ‘a:tidious can Ge AND EXAMINE THE BUSTON PI. | ington. On the place js a good Dwel. of one who is sent here as a Senator from Kan- self to be the person whe perpetrated the act i "Gidea Bode Water and Cigars take the place of on oy ‘oan pd ethene mers . seer iinpeoted = pas eptiacg fowst en D | sas. We learn from the Seuator from New/ | did make comparison in pursuance of liquor. st., between 6th and 7th, No.4. ap4—Im* | York that that paper, thus denounced on this | the request contained in bis memorial, and ap li-im ILES’S REGISTER.—First 40 volumes, A call is respectfally solicit d Fc SALE OR EXCHANGE.—SEVERAL ai ——_—_-__—__--— | floor as a forgery, and fraudulently done, | stated the facts to the Senate as 1 found them ap 15-eott iia = BROWN, Agent. PORTED lave, rosewood PIANO. - OR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- | came to the hands of the Sars i Michi- | to exist, together with my opinions uj we ae MARBLE AND BR“ WN STONE WORKS, | sold low ‘for Seah or eee noe ‘Allg table and transient board. laquire at Mrs. | £22 bY one of those men who is Sansa; and] ny enna ee er a0 teh: iE ‘UNDERSIGNED KEEPS ON HAND | (uatked £0" Dullding faaterial und work. These | SMLTHS, 25) F street. nov S—-#f i] vet thre is no man who I havo heard whe | °mn tue manors facts, your friend, Cot. "TD iged makes tsianter on-tin sect nee, Gerba Alsperet ioe Yrade will rien, | [VOR RENT.—A HANDSOME THREE-| undertakes to vindicate him. There is no Lane, calls upon me “for such an explanation plication, terms—MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE- | Inake early <atory frame House on ith street, between | gentleman who stands on this floor and says| of my language upon that occasion as will re- STONES, MANTELS, TABLE TOPS, MAR- | mar 26 3 "LEWIS ©. New York avenue and K street north, containing | that the man who brought the paper here is | move all imputation upon the integrity of his BLE, ‘and ENCAUSTIC TILES for F lori: A COUNTER AND GL. - ” DARUSE. nine good ai a coaveniently-arrangod epregeee i what he claims to be—an honorable man—and | action or motives in connexion with that me sso, 00 seigerein 9 oe ieenatag par A ASS CASES FOR | wide passe DEG & BON, Bonkers. that he brought a fair and honest paper. I} morial.”” My reply is, that there are no facts an ‘tone ‘poses . consequence of wishing to enlarge Apply to ap te ¥ : executed with promptness, and at as low prices | our store and make room for an immeuse stock of do not understand the Senator from New York } within my know! which can “remove all had elsewh: Boston Pianos, we offer for sale, very low, a ? todothat Where are the gentlemen who imputation upon integrity of his acti bd spe __ a rama | SOUR TEN tobovuer ieamchg, Cases | RARE, GEANGH— FAR UAPEASIGNE | clam tbe herespakiog x the opened | mglretacoeesion mit ac memgat ems at © Fiano M ansas i ets ‘or the reasons ave » TABLE CUTLERY. tahmjent of JOHN F. ELLIs. ae on 3d street, a few feet south of Pa. avenue. Their | People of K: ? Sir, noscetur so whic! stated excelled for either business or | Safe maxim—the man is known by the com-| have nocorrespondence with Colonel Lane, and H. W. HENRY PALMER'S nithgence ritee, and will pe sold at a great sacri- | pany he keeps. If it be true that the man is | therefore sddvess this note to you. Forks ; Carvers, forks, and Steels; Game Car- M PIANO FORTE CLaggEs, | fice. H.C. HARKOVER. | known by the company he keeps, the company Your obedient — vers; Beef Slicers; Bread Kalves, &c. ‘. Five Dollare Fer Quacter. Terms ‘ome om nies, ond the bel- | is known by the man who helps a : ad = 6 woul A. Dovenas, R Hall Las : ‘ F ar char- » - . ee ee re ow on Te ACIS.” | Pencdyeois evenness mar 14-k¢” | north A street, Capitol Hill. feb 23-1 After farther discussionef.esim on ILVER-PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT S aden Le Fer wget {rtorap Knives and