Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1856, Page 1

TRE EVENING STAR, fUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOUA, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At ths Siar Buiidings, corner of Penmsyluenio avenue axd Rlewenth strest, ; By W. D. WALLACE, Wil be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable 4) the Agents; papers served in packages at 2% nts per month. To mail subscribers the stb- #ription priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS 2 year in adeance, TWO DOLLARS for she months, and ONE DOLLAR fot three months; for less than three months at the rate ef 135 cents a week. U7 SINGLE COPIK8 ONE CENT. | OFFIciab. Pazasvar Daranturnr, Dec. 1, 1835. the United States that this Department will pur- chase to the amount of $1,500 000 of said at any time when the same may be offered priorto the Ist day of June next, and will pay therefor the following prices, to wit: For stock of the loan of 1342, a premium of ten per cent; for stock of the loans of 1647 and 1848, a premium of sixteen per cent.; for stock issued under the act ef 1850, commonly called Texas-in- demnity stock, 2 premium of six per cent.; and for stock of the loan of 1816, redeemable on the 12th November, 1546, if received at the Treasaty prior to the Ist day of January next, a premium of 2% per cent.; if received between the Ist Jan- Uary and the Jist of March next, a premium of 2 per cent ; and if received after the 3ist of March and prior to said Ist of June next, a premium éf 1 per cent. Interest will also be allowed on sald stocks the rates specified in the eertlficates, from the 1: 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 the date of their recelpt. In both cases one day’s interest will be allowed in addition for the money to reach the seller. Certificates transmitted to this Department un- der the present notice should be duly assigned to the United States (with the current half year’s in- terest, if sent prior to the Ist of Januery next) by the party entitled to receive the purchase money. Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts Upon theassistant treasurers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive the money may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE, dec 3—dtJunel Secretary of the ‘Treasury. PROPOSALS FOR GUNPOWDER. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Wasaineton, April 23, 1956 ROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM THE Powder Manufacturers of the country for fur- nishing Five Thousand Barre's of i or any portion of that quantity not less then one thousand barrels. Four-fifths of the Powder to be furnished must be non Powder, and one- ufth Musket Powder; and the whole amount that may be ordered must be delivered at the harbor of New York by the Ist of August, 1356, and not sooner than the 20th July, 1856. Contracts will be eatered into only with those who can give sat- isfactory assurance of their ability to manufacture Powder of the quality required for Government use. The proportions of the ingredients of Powder for the military service are 75 parts of nitre, 15 parts of charcoal, and 10 parts of sulphur. The ingredients to be used in the manufacture must be of the highest degree of purity; the nitre must not coataia more than 1-3000th part of chlorides; the charcoal must be obtained from sound willow or poplur wood, of not more than three or four years’ growth; and the sulphur of such purity [priced, in beautiful colors and patterns IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ity; reli, * Also, 200 rolls superior heavy and firm-bodied contains a valuable stone quarry, and will be sold CANTON MATE Noy sing 404, stand ee WINES, bp ree AND FINE > Th it] a hi ey 3 a Dalare, te double attra Mavkin, exiea Gownes General Commission & Forwarding Merchant | ° For farther particulars apply to F. H. SMITH, marking and Toshbing brands. that in bur: 100 grains ina glass vessel the residuum si not exceed a small 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 — (the latter preferable) de- prived of their bark; the hoops to cover two- thirds of the barrel, and to be secured by copper instead of a bung on the side, a screw hoie ene and a half inch diameter must be made in the head of the barrel, and closed by a wood screw with an octagonal head, not projecting beyond the ends of the staves, with a washer under {t of thia olution of bees- wax in spirits rper piece of cloth gined over the head of the screw plug. The ingredient, and also the powder, during and after fabrication, will be subject to inspec- fon and proof by oilicers of the Orduance Depart- ment, as laid down nthe Ordnance Manual, (to which bidders are referred.) and none will be re- ceived unless approved by the Inspector. Thein- spection will be made at the powder works, and certificates will be given by tie 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 proposals must state the price per 100 pounds, (barrel included,) and must be endorsed ‘* Proposals for @unpowder,”’ and directed to the undersigned, at the Ordnance Office, Washing- ton, D. C., where they will be opened on the 241) of May in the presence of the bidders, or of such of them as may choose to —— . K. CRAIG, Colonel of Ordnance. Philadelphia Argus; Day Book and Milita: Argus, New York; Boston Post; and Hartfo: Times. ach of the above papers will send one of the —— containing the advertisement, and also their bills, to the Ordnance Office. ap 2t-dtaM LADI DRESS GUUDS. OHN H. SMOOT, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE ol a pple Geotgetown, D. C., has re- coived— Silk Kobes and Rich Dress Silks, spring styles Rich Printed and pe ground Barege Robes Rich Orgendie and Lawn Robes Kich best French Organdie Lawns and Jaconets Plain and striped es, all colors Black and col’d Crape a Spange and bi’k Gren- adines Lupin’s blk Bareges, very chea; Bolored and white hyured Br its, very neat Small checked and rich new style Chen! Ging- hams Black and white Organdie and Plain bi’k Lawns and Ginghaims Plain mixed Ginghams for traveili: Piain bright and mode cok Rich printed Challey and Striped Ginghams, Lawn: French Cambrics A large assortment of good quality and styles fast colors Lawns at 126 Scotch and Lancaster Giughbams at 12} Plain and Plaid Nainsook Muslins Flain Mull, Swiss and India do Plaid and striped Swiss and Jaconet do Richgigured and dotted do. Jac brie and Cambric do. Plain corded and India Dimity WO pairs best English, Hoyles, Prints, at 12;{c. aLso— Black Silk and Lace Mantillas, new styles Stella and Printed Cashmere Shawls & Scarfs Grass, manilia corded, whalebone and mohair Skirts 10cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons, cheap 6 pleces Bischoffs & Semper Idean bik Stiks EMBROIDERIES in collars, setts, sleeves, and cambric and muslin strips, very chea) Casb and mpt paying customers will find it to thetr advaatag~ to give us a call ap 17 J H. SMOOT. essanr AND VERY CHEAP CAR- LADIES: in New York, and now for Notice is héreby given to holders of stocks of | 5? Pieces s 20 do all wool, at 62% a 75 cts., worth | NETS. Boys’ HATS and FLATS, Straw JONES, on the opposite corner. 20 bales — Chain wool filling, rich colors patterns, at 374 and 50 cents, worth | lish and Italian Crapes, Nea: now qgupied by Donn & Rrothers, are for rent’ | Calhoun’s celebrated resolutions were under | (Con al Gi 50 to 75 cents Swiss, French Lace, Suton, Florence and E The Tes befng very lete. . ‘a3 gressional Globe, vol. 6, page 58.) 10 do heavy List and Rag do., very cheap lish Bonnets, white and black Ribbons, full a:- | with the store If desired “The stacrovna ries | Consideration in the Senate : sine careeney af hia temporizing § do heavy Hemp Carpeting, extremely cheap | sortment, all of which will be sold at the lowest | and well arranged for almost auy business’ ke th your permission, I will proceed to Scarcely need be pointed out = Ob- ALsi : - beep af rich and cheap P.S.—Just received 100 Shakers, 50 blk Bon- | lighted, and can be entered either from the store | ry of Mr. Buchanan, nets, “0 do ware, 54, soa, 4 heavy COCOA | Ribben and Silk to trim Shak: apis-tf | tendays notice. Inquire of the undersigned cp- _apal-ecit CLAGETT, DODBON & CU. OPENING MORE SPRING MANTILBAS | (VALLAHEK 2. SMITH HAVING. BER- RESTAURANT, BOARDING HOUSE AND | statements, I leave your readers to judge for | TwTies of the United States. The paseage of WE NOW OFFER THE LADIES THE | ‘FOR, now offer it to the patil, assuring them black Silk MANTILLAS that we have ever of- | been urged against other inventions for accom- 5 submitied to the Senate that celebrated serie fered at any former sees0n. plishing artilctal fllsmaination "Irate te | Fone ctr ferme room annexed for $150, an excel. ste Bleck Bilk end white on Tae B a more Gas, at less expense, than any other APr#: known Restaurant below, for $200, all well fi ted to the above articles, and to our usual large stock | from any kind of grease that !* now considered | building has been thoroughly repaired, and for | Page 140 ) of FANCY DRESS GOUDS valueless and thrown away. It is very simple in | a dwelling and store is cas of the mae ‘desirable “ Resolved, That in delegating a portion of pedient, principally for the reason ‘that it NIATED SUPER-PHOSPHATE, annalyzed | UNION BOTTLING AND MINERAL | Rockville Tumpise Road, and°2¥ from Wren, by Dr. Stewart, Chemist to Maryland Agricuitn- ss ae , 4 from Wes! ral Society. 300 tons of MEXICAN GUANO, at ae UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY | supply of fire wood ahd oung orchard The im- new style Gaiters received to-day. notice. office, next door to W. B. Todd’s, Hat Store, in rich Tapestry, Mosaic Pave, Oak Pannel dispatch | Fresco, and Encoustic Tit'e patterns, whfeh will ‘be cut up for all sized rooms, haiis, or passages, ap 17-dIm Corners, 6 miles southwest of Washington, and | the truth of what Mr Calhoun jas per diagram, at low prices med. i ods Wasuineton City, D.C. —_—____ 25 ‘ i 2 t | kere rg ny pean ig “Tney were made | _N.B.—Country Merchants aro requested te give | A T PRIVATESALE.—BIGHTEEN SMALL | Ruggles, Smith of Indiana, Southard, Swift, to order, are warranted, and will be sold very low, | M€ @ call before purchasing elsewhere. building lots for sale, corner of L. street and ‘on and Webster—14 WE, HAVE IN STORE THE FOLLOW- OUGHT AND SOLD AT 76 LOUISIANA | ties purchasing with the view of bullding thereon, | Linn, Buwpkin, Lyon, Nicholas, Nile: 20 to 25 cent. lets than the usual pri fovieg just purchased them at auction at great | Tallore” ap7-1m* | by deed of trust on the property. Title indispu- Tifices : 169 Scarfs, hew designs 500 Linen Tablecloths, a' great sacrifiers Sv dozen Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, great oqo Cambricand Swiss Bands, all prices ap2-Im Cor. 8th st., opp Centre Market. any inthe State The improvements are a com- ‘ogether with a great many other desirable} cCHUILE FRUIT TREKS FOR SALE. Apple and Peach orchards; the whole being in a | this se in his admirable inaugural ad- No. 551.) : Notice of the canned of the land office from | , A few very choice Dwarf PEAR TREES, of IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVIS- | they will be guaran to be what they are rep- | Capitol streets, (20 building hill) with an abund- | that Congress had the constitutional power to authorizing chan; in the location of land of. Apply to W. Albert King, No. 35 south High | are—one steam engine o! fices,’’ apy March 3d, 1853, it is hereby de- | street, Georgetown, D. C , or at Valley View| proved Clay Mixers, three large substantially only because it would be tzexpedient. “We clared and made known that land office for | Farm, one mile northwest of Georgetown. Bo the sal- ofthe public lands in the ‘‘Root-river | Catalogues furnished on application and all the improvements necessary to make district,’ in the Territory of Minnesota, will be Bb. J. KING. or 30 thousand brick daily; will be sold on libe- removed from the town of Brownsville, its pres- Also, for sale, a ent location, to Chetfield, in eaid Territory, on] ROSES. Apply as and af er the 3ist day of May nest. mar tf ton, this 3d day of April, A. D. 1856 ost = ‘articular attention paid to Dress making in | a fine SALOON fitted up expressly for the ladies, | of containing 15,000 gallons of water, and asewer 5 reat princ ~ | that the lady the latest French ieee Neatness and despatch | where they can be furnished with GAME and leading to the main sewer of Four and-a-half | ence and non-discrimination, are,as he has the gentlemen her husband, Henry Otto. From tothe patient. It ene cite pod vege- ete table compound. compared with other prepa- . Hth and 15th nished or unfur- rations te pleasant to take, and innocent in its vey ECTIONS, BON BONS, PRESERVES | strect, between i Operation. It needs buta trial to prove its effi- cacy. Price-Scents a bottle. For sale at Ebening Star, VOL. VII. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1856, NO. 1,006. petings.—sust reosived from late auctions | Your Immediate Attention is most reepect- | OUSeS, &c., for Rent and Sale fully Solicited ! ARGE DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGE- tion of that good faith which was f plied in three-cord Taj . a Gat aa ie nee TINGS. which Led mio R.C. STEVENS, TOWN FOR RENT —The House on the the cession, and in the acceptance of ter- EVENIN G ST AR, | stotishea within the Disirict without » yiola- 12 rth $1 comer of Dumbarton and Mongomery streets re- | Mr. Buchanan on the Slavery Question. | ritory ; nor, unless compensation were mad 5 bales ‘tiapertal Three py FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS. led by Mr. Major “It is suitable for | We extract the following from a communi. seine slaves, without a manifest infringement 7 do Double In, as rich and ] EMBRACE THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY a large garden attached, | ostion from «<A Mississippi Democrat” in the | United Senet Of She Constitution of the and 7 durabie as three-ply and much of the seasons to inform my friends an: in the yard. very iw. set hare ap 26 3t* Trimming, best French and American A: TORE RUOMS FOR RENT.—Thestoreanc tiffotal Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, Llusions, Er, S upper rooms on 9th street, next to canerer De ited States ; ithout jegree New Orleans Deéta of the 17th inst., as em- | of just alarm sad eppeiasumanietinaine bracing an able review of his position on the | Tecosnizing slavery, far transcending. in mis- aS chievous tend 7 5 ; ery question in December, 1837, when Mr. | would be ane, A rene 4 benefit which cheaper the public that my stock of Straw BON 3g cents and $1 accomplish jeotionable as it was in conceding to Co: itati ngress which seem to have been ves Sresgee Power to abolish slavery in ignored or forgotten, but which, it appears to umbia, and declaring against a Bey ll oat tha the rat | zero AN pone ay oe greed 1 ou! ear steadfastly ii . J n this, ese SE Ls, ~_ | Pledging myself for the strict aeomency of ay that it made no reference whatever to the ter- market prices for cash. three upper rooms are also commodious and well | Point out some incidents in the political histo- boxes double and sing] Ruche, green | or from the outside. Possession can be had at GAS LIGHT !—Gas LIGHT Always sure, and under your own control! fected their PORTABLE GAS GENERA- STORE FOR RENT.—We will rent that | themselves ho’ se situated opposite the market in Alex- On the 27th of December, 1837, Mr. Calhoun Mr. Calhoun’s resolution would have oom- andi jections which have ria, V , 14 rooms, large yard and stable for mitted the Senate, not onl: inst the aboli- tion of slavery in the it of Columbia, but also against the application of the Wil. mot proviso and kindred measures, to the ter- ritories. Mr Clay's amendment was entirely largest and most select styles of colored and | that it is free from all the o' Tent stand for the market trade Also, that well of resolutions, the great object of which were to set forth with precision und force the con- ratus, take up fro itationad xi and square black Thibbet Shawls noxious odors white lta origital core te any per | Ten street, Wes oacadiamh OF Fd Poe poy ey emerpge Foe Embroidered and plain white Crape Shawls cent. less. For Public Bolldings or Frivate | -2 street, Washington. ap2%6 3t* ’ | and to attract to their support an enlightened | Weot on the subject. It is true, that in au- ‘20 beautiful black Chan! 50 superior Chantilla Lace Veils, at low prices. _ | larly applicable, and in the country bi, ad. House situated on weal eke Georgetown, i ae other resolution which he proposed to hay tilla Lace Mantillas Dwellings this GxxER TOR will be found pecu- OR SALE —THE THREE STORY BRICK | PUPio opinion against the Nig wont, | adopted amendment, was ern fanaticism. The second resolution was in a — “ declared that the abolition of sla erritory of Flerida would be highly snec- ‘The attention of purchasers is cordially invited | vantageour, as the Gas can be manufactured | now eccupled by Mr. Judson Warner. The | these words: (Calhoun’s Works, volume 3. T COLLEY & SEARS, {ts eonstruction, not liable to get out of order, and | pieces of in the town. Apply to R. P. | thei ji would be in violation of a solemn comprom 533 fe street, 3 doors north Pa. avenue. | can be tended with — 2 : y by an ignorant Jackson, t Wo. tse Bridge street. eh 25-1w Geverameent, cap Gustee sensiesa eon made at a memorable and critical paciod ‘. servant, or child, without the least danger. OR SALE —I WILL SELU AT PRIVATE | ‘Be exclusive and sole right over their own do- | 2° history of this country, by which, while CUMBERLAND COAL. patentees do n ink It necessary. in en mestic institutio slavery was prohibited nerth, it was admitted . i. advertisement, to give any long description of sale, a two story and attic Frame House and institutions Spee gore and are alone th of the li A, 9 ald HE SUBSCRIBBR HAS A GOOD ARTI- | their Gas GuneRaToR, those des rous of being | Lot; also a vacant Lot mlisinings situated on 129th | Tesponsible for them. that any intermed- | “°U* of the line of tnirty-six degrees thirty 6 ap cle of CUMBERLAND COAL on hand at | supplied will examine for themrelves, they | street weat, between M an treets, No 331. | diing of Stat: - | minutes north latitude.”” The defect in the present which he will sell cheap for cash. wena therefore, respectfully refer the pute to The House contains 7 room:, with an excellent | nation o: r citizens, with the ret frst amendment can hardly be considered b Also, OAK and PINE WOOD of ee oe the Gas Fitting and Plumbing Establishment of | dry cellar Any i desiring a comfortable | institutions and police of the others, on any Southern men as remedie by another wi ity. THOMAS H. WORTHIN 5 LER & CUNNINGHAM and pleasant resi: will do well call and recognized the bi: Miesouri aaerie Cor. 1th and C sts., near Canal. No, 243 Pennsylvania avenue, rouvh side examine the primises. Terms very accommoda- co eleneee pen’ f pretext “shaped Po- | compromise a oe wal P2-eotw (Int, Union& Organ) Who are the -ole and General Agents, where the | ting __[ap¥3-lw#] JAS. T.FERKY. | {itical, moral, or religious, with a view to | °°DPU™ question to strike out Mr. Calhoun’ BBLS. POUDRETTE. Gas can be seen burning, and all particulars as- ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, CON- ieee easier nad subversion, is an assump- resolution, and insert Mr. Clay’s re somes : 5,000 10,000 Ibs. De Burgh’s No. 1 AMMO. | °éttalned relative to the Generator, &c. ap 14-1m taining $0 acres, situated % mile east of the Faeulting to the Stores yeeros | ment, after it had been modibed by striking stitution, insulting to the States interfered with, tending to endanger their domestic peace and tranquility, subversive of the ob- jects fur which the Constitution was formed. out the part relating to the compensatioa for slaves, the vote stood—yeas nays 18. (Congressional Globe, vol 6, page 62.) Mr. WATER DEPOT. ington city. is well watered, and on it a good 8. F. SPAULDING’S, inform theircustomers and the public gen- rovements are a smailframe dwelling and sta- Varnum Buildings. erally, that they now have their new Silver ple. It possesses all the advantages requisite to | and, by necessary consequence, tending to | 2%¢/2an’s name stands recorded in tie af- ap 19-eotf No. 59 Leuisiana avenue. | Lined A;paratus in operation, and are pre- ae eee of oat eee ore daly tarm, weaken and aeaee the Union itself.”” 2 ee hee. t M ———gooTs AND SHOES. | Prred..to furnish them with their premlum@ | and a ple-ant residence The terms will be| Mr, Morris, of Okio, se om Subsequent occasion, Mr. Cathoun BOOTS AND SHOES. INERAL WATER 2 made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. | ayewed Abdibsde Gaston bres Te, | with a view to infuse vitality into Mr. Clay's QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. In additien to the above. they have made ar- | 512 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen- strike out the words « Senate, moved to | .mendment, moved to insert that any attem; WE, ARE DAILY ADDING TO OUR | rangments with the most extensive Brewers in | cer Office. Sp MIC | Tad the motion freyonei ee ane eee. | of Congrens to abatdh maser ig ae rq large assortraent of Spring BOOTS the United States, for aconstant supply of the = = 5 ve boon ict Prevailed, the effect would | Te ritotes, «: be C On and SHOES for Ladies, Misses, Children best stock of PORTER and ALE, suchas was| PUILVING LOTS FOR SALE—A Va-| have been to encourage agitation in the form | 2¢*fiteries, ‘would be a dangerous Gentlemen, Boys,and Youths.’ You will never offered before in the District, and guaran riety of Building Lots in all parts of the city, | in which it would be most likely to be fata) pPon-the States in which slavery exists Mr. save time and money by calling early and tees to have constantly on hand a stock sufficient | 8t reasonable prices and on accommodating terms. | to the South. It would have been a direct | Puchanan opposed the amendment—and it examining our stock. Another supply of those | to enable them to fill all orders at the aliortest | Buquire of the subseriber at John E- Kendall's encouragement to the Abolitionized clergy of | "5,'2 reply to his speech that Mr. Calhoun le the North to take the v: ; made the remarks which may be found in the A HOOVER & SON We ret - | Pennsylvania avenue, third floor, front room ery course which was | 4); A South side Pa av., bet. 6th and 7th st. ronage Which baa heen es liveealls benrened fa ap ‘l-ecdm ; DAVID MYERLE. sakee by the “* three thousand and fifty di- oat Nmaees of his works, pages 194 to 198, ap 2—-TTh&Sim us, and hope that by strict attention to business | op saLEOA GRAGT OF LAND GON. | vince), Who; im 1854, sacriligiously assumed Mhich he commenced by saying that “the ‘we will merit a continuance of the same OR SALE—A TRACT OF LAND CON- |“ in the nawe of Almighty God, and in His | T™&rks of the Senator from Pennsylvania ELEGANT FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. ‘As usual a supply of their superior CHAM- taining 170 acres, 40 of which iscleared, 15 0r| presence,”’ to denounce t . * | were of such a character that he could not Le tadiedotntnza bern pee ON eT PAGNE CIDER, MEAD, &e., cn band, = = ee somsuten Bogtiace ae issouri Compromise ass - jatlon ofpligee permit them to pass in silence.”” oO eects peri | re! vy. 3, “< z * stry’ Mosaic Pave : Soi rk: ao Sean enon T It 1s handsomely localed, in a thickly settled ad Loma a nidvere of anational compact ”* Bei onragr Mpegs this language of Mr. U , idly fi Ag) . ne gf > quent events D : Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown, | T#Pidly improving neizhborhond, near Bayly’s 4 non perigee beara Ist. That he was not opposed to the reli- about ibe same dlstano from Alereeaie and | guing against the motion, ‘that the whole pp errormaiogyed uestion—a spe- Also, 30 sheets 12 and 6 feet wide do, very low J Pp. LEV Georgetown ; well watered ; soil of the best qnal- | spirit o! i cies of agitation whic r j 2 oN aes Ae Dulldings, « small fraine House ana sabe; | 2 on resolution hinged upon that word | [. andod as more fatal than Benge arg e vote being taken on Mr. Morris's 1. That he recognised the constitutional onal Gioks, ol aeons, Salome: (Congres: | Proteion of Celambie, ree, slavery ta the INSURANCE AND BILL BHOKER, | at Bouse of Representatives, or toJ.H CLEVE. | Yeas—Mecsrs. Bayard, BucuaNax, Clayton, | OB!Y om the ground o eee pe: We can safely assert that the first two kinds] No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel, AND, on the premises, feb20—tf_| Davis, McKeon, Morris, Prentiss, Robbins cae py oe Mable = ti dee thi wh na * | shows affords no reliable pratection t th- ern institutions. . ia 3d. That he refused to commit hiueif fully on the great question as to the power of Con- Breas over the Territories of the United States; and as far ashe did go, evidently left it to be —e avenue, opposite Holmead’s Grocery, near ber or bricks (at market prices) to the amo ie . 8. Nor- J anders ha iti ing Goods, which we are prepared to sell | oo tien, adh ress, through Post Oltice, Wctnne a aollare wilt be advanced prldbe day azeured | Yell; Pierce, Preston, Rives, Roane, Robinson, erstood that the abolition of slavery by in whole or in part, ata great bargain. ‘Title un- questionable, and terms made eas: J be ec 2-ly New Hampshire Avenue, near thecircie, First —Messrs. Allen, Black, Brown, Cal- ap2i-volw CLAGETT, DODSUN & CO. ———— Ward, ranging 1n price from S0 to 160 datlars | houn, Clay of Alabame, Clay ‘of Kentucky. TO THE LADtkgs, CAST OFF CLOT a cach. ‘ferms from Sto 15 dollars per month Par- | Cuthbert, Fulton, Hubbard, King. Knight, Sevier, Smith of Connecticut, Strange, Walk- Congress, in those Territorios, would be * no table. For any other Information apply to H. | ©: Wall, White, Williams, Wright and Young OTT pieage it exists. PARRY, Marble Yard, Pa. av., bet. 18th & 19th | — 31. - ; bingomn os ceca? claret at ae we ae i ap 103m Mr. Benton, evidently with tho design to} ) <re0n Bog Moy see tar na the country Collars and Sleeves in sets ARM FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER | sctutions, moved thelr miereees ee a eottt® | the fuct” ‘The reflections east ty tee Camoric and Muslin Collars at very low prices will sel! a valuable Market Farm, containing ittes. Mr. Buchanan see; 2 2k! I institution of slavery, in one oe ee Also, White Cambries sixteen acres more or less. sitnated five miles from | Committee. Mr. Buchanan spoke in in England, and thy’ 7-2 2° he has Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins Washington, and 1% from ‘enallytown, D.C., | the motion. ‘What,’ said he, “ Manitesved to keep 2100f from the exc Plaid Cambricy and White Briliiants at 12% ets. | at the Junction of the new milk bouse ford road, ae by the ee of these res growing ous urthe repeal of the M and the road from sreeiyione to Baltimore, othing ; worse than nothing”? Furcberon, comprenstesy are not well calculated to inspi Li 3 which makes it a most desirable situation fora | he said, “A resolution might, therefore, be | oonfidence, that it &:- winws hgve endergone LEY, summer retreat ‘Thesociety cannot be excelled by | adopted in accordance with the spirit and any change, it bas been a Change for the tone of President Van Buren’s remarks on better. If, then, in the coming canvass for the Pres- ORKED COLLAKS AND SLEEVES in sets —Just opened from the importer a full assort ment of— Swiss Embroidered Collars, from 62 to $2.50 Silk Robes at $20, worth $25 Eugenie do., (20 yardseach) at $5 es black Silk, very cheap splendid assortment of colored Silks Stella Shawls, very low ‘5 printed bordered do., all wool per yard With many other Goods very chee: WM R.R bargains fortable Block House, and out houses, anda large s, which will be sold verylow. APPLE TREES, OF EXTRA tate of eultivation. Price low and imme. | dress. It mightdeclare that whz/s¢ slavery | ; , the principles of the Kansas-Nebraska i R. W. CARTER, 10,000 rowth and well assorted. dikes posession given. For particulars enquire | exists in Maryland and Virginia it oxcht not, aed reg, pave tee by the Democratic ap 19-coew Cor. 7th st. and La. avenue. 5,000 PEACH TREES, forming a com- of JAY. COLKGATE, Esq , or tothe subscriter | in the opinion of the Senate, to be abolished party—and that is necessarily so—with what Plete assaxtment and well grown onthe premises, J. PARKER. ap 17-eo6t* | in the District of Columbia.” = In these remarks, (which may be found in hes, i flict with OR SALE.—T NDER A d - whose votes and speeches, in con’ Brownsvitue to Cuatrrenn, in the Torri- rrkaaaie comprising a very choice assortment acca cin aiapent otth r Cae Eastern | the Appendix to the Congressional Globe, vol. | those principles, constitute portions of the tory of Mixngsora. of Trees were raised by the late John H. King, | Brick Yard, situatedjon thecorner of N and South | 6, page 30.) Mr. Buchanan clearly admitted public a of the country, within the reach of our opponents, and not to be denied, or explained away? In my judgment, should the Cincinnati Convention put Mr Buchanan i ; ‘ * in nomination, it will place the Democratic will not,”’ he said, (Congressional Globe, page arty in an untenable ition, expose it to £5,) © abolish slavery in this District, beoatse camuaits from which, under the lead of ano- thousand very choice | ral terms. Application can be made to Richard | it was originall laveholding territory, and | thor man, it would be free, and endanger the Shove: K.J.K. | Wallach, or John Van Riswick the surrounding States by which it was ceded triumph which a wise choice of a candidate maril-eotf SAMUEL BYINGTON & CO. | are still slaveholding States.’’ His position iwall bar is needed to render a thing certain. y KIRN UABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE | ¥# exactly thatof Mr. Van Buren, which ‘A Missisasert Democaat. By order of the President: AND NEW ARRQZNGEMENTS or —I will sell, on accommodéating terms | W® all know was repudiated by Southern men q THOS.A HENDRICKS. HE UNDERSIGNED, T. POTENTINI & | tne following described property : at the time, and the danger of which has since [> Com. Stockton, Charles King, and U. consistency can we select one as our candidate ions of the act of Congress entitled ‘‘An act | resented. ance of the best quality oy See eres <a slavery pierre District oo WrSprigeskanns power. - | and was opposed je exercise of at power {lt12 arch kilns, and suitable shedding, 3 Given under my hand, at the City of Washing- S ZITELL, having formed a copartne-ship new three-story Brick Dwelling House, on | been so strikingly manifested. If the instita- |] . & a Pe Srna for the purpose of carr vin on the CONF EC- Fade avenue, veld the corner of Four-and-a- | tions of the South have no protection in the | >. Senator png eee a P TIONERY and RESTAURANT basiness, at | psi¢ street. ‘This house is situat’d In one of the | Constitution, to which Mr. Calhoun looked, it | #™mong the pall-bearers at the fune: ob- SPRING OPENING OF 1856, 279 Pennsylvania avenue, under the style of most healthy and pleasant locations in the city, | would be madness to rely for their defence, as | ert L. Stevens. As the procession was start- HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE- POTENTINI & ZITELL, fronting the public grounds, and commanding a | y7_ Buchanan desired we should, on the views | 2 for Bergen Cemetery, says the Express : turned from the Eastern Markets with beg leave to call tention of the patrons of the | view from the Capitol to the Washington Monu- J (ot) Ut Sut ity ag to the question of | . ‘“A carriage drove up from the direction of one of the largest and mest varied assort- mts grobetgainh the public generally, tothe incressed | ment, with all the surrounding country, which fica Ww ms) u y Calb: —— ¢| the house and abruptly took its place as the ts of FRENCH BONNETS, adapted faci ities which they now offer for suppl can never be obstructed. The house is admiiably | ¢xpediency hat Mr. Calhoun thought fifth in the line making tencoaches. The car- to the season, ever offered in this market. WEDDING, BALL and SUPPER PART arranged, having been built under my own direc- | this mode of arresting abol n fanaticism, he ri “4 contained a lady, who appeared to be in Also. a la stock of French FLOWERS, | at the shortest possible notice, with all the del tion, with an eye to the comfort and convenience | has told us himself, and experience has shown ag) afilicti ie eae a ere EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, STRAW cacles Doth in and Ont of season. of my own family. It contains sixteer rocms, | how far-seeing and profund were his views. I great afiic ae , : scree ™, GOODS, and CORSETTS Rooms furnished for BREAKFAST, DINNER | with all the modern improvements of gas and | ¢ uote from the 3d volume of his works, pages | “Curing Gnd was weeping y- wore three gentlemen in the carriage alse dressed in mourning Onenquiry we learned as Madame Otto, and one of Ladies DRESS TR!MMINGS tn great profu- | and SUPPER, for private parties, at all times. heating apparatus, hot aud cold water, bath room, 189 and 190. We have also connected with our establishment | &c inere is also acistern in the yard capable “These two great principles, non-interfer- be rel in all cases. Lei ed up i rt the pur of carrying off all the | often said, the basis of his resolutions; and : ; : ee ee M. WILLIAN, st ths okectese notions | adies favoring uswith ¢ aaa There is Tieoin the rear a larze brick sta- | they comprehended ad/, district ard territo- aa on nase pop ecg ee Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets. | call can always be furnished with every delieacy | ble and carriage-house, covered with ti ries, as well as the States themselves. These jame Otto (once i mar ll—eosw that the appetite desires. * aA The es poet pry Cop ee ieee runs back 126 ¥t 4 Ladies and gentlemen can have their ME feet to a W feet pavi . I DR_ ScHWARTZE’S sent to them at thelr private rooms by leaving or-] I will also bese the vacant lot adjoining the Worm Destroying Syrup. re Z above Property, Jot same size a f , We will also pey particular attention tothe | ap A ituti this week—but in consequence of Mr. Stevens E ONLY KNOWN REMEDY WHICH > a a 2 were the high constitutional grounds assumed | ‘ eves Sauls te aeestoy Were without tnjary FECTIONERY Pall thelr rcbtnen; aaa eill OR RENT.—THS BRICK HOUSE “eh in ki {th Seschutian, which had been surren- | iucreased eae hy eg veoe ae a always keep on hand asel: seortment of French the North corner of Vermont avenue and dered for zxezpediency. * * * These are Madame 0. is sai be the D "1 airy | the grounds on which the battle may be safe- | Vsluable real estate in New Jersey, the gift of POTENTINI & ZITELL, nished, containing 9 rooms The situation ts ry Ts tsughk. Ton sins tell Shope “dalaaan Wa: Mr. Stevens. 279s. s. Pa av., between 10th and 1ith sts. | and heathful; four squares Nor b of the State | ly fought. eth ; ; Im int& Organ) ¥ Department ’ Enquire of J.P. HILTON, three } natics, you have no right to intermeddle in JUHN SCHWARTZE’S, Pn RR | tec nd SEES doors East of Chubb’s bank, F street, or at the | any form or shape, and that while you accuse Drug and Chemical Store, L. J. MIDDLETON, house. ap 18-tf | others of sin and immorality, you yourselves i i i d Mr. Stevens, attention was were broad, and deeply seated in the Consti-} i= our city) am > tion, and no member has ventured to deny | earnestly irected to her by all persons t. k alien my Her husband and herself, it is said, en- them. Our salvation depended on preserving a arg eg hana tp tin of E. WHEELER. | ‘em tnviolate. These, he would repeat, | 8*8°¢ passage for Burope steamer Heavy Guxs.—The late Jobu C. Calhoun said that in all future wars victories, eithor on the ocean or lan tained with heavy No. 468 Pa. avenue, next to U. 8. Hotel. DEALER IN ICE ie guilty of both in such intermeddling. In- a or land, must be obtains tee P.8.—A liberal deduction wili be made to the t R SALE OR RENT —A SMALL FARM : . non, ranging from 9 to 11 inches calibre, wate a = op flee and Depet—Boathwent corner ~ he! Fer near the Old Fields, Prince George’s | expediency! Think of the folly of attempt- re car hand i sea defences; and on ship- ALNWICK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FE- MALE cMINARY, FOR BOARDING PUPILS SITUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON THE Baltimore aad Washington Railroad and Turnpike, and two mies souch of the village of a1 TYSON & SISTERS respectfully in- form their patrons and others that It is their ta- tention to close, anently, their day school in the city on the 2Ist April, and that the summer term of their Alnwick Institution will open on MONDAY, May Sth Applications may be mate at thelr city resi- drace, vutit Ist M: or by letter addressed to the id N. B.—Every facility 1s afforded for the acqul- ‘tou of the French Language and Music. ap 14-dtMay MR WILLIAM PALMER, Professor of Singing and the Flute, J INFORM THE INHABITANTS » zion that he proposes establishing SINGING CLASSES for iwo, three or four pu- plis, whereby each volce wiil be properly ex- amined, and Prosar cultivated, according to its quatity, which could not be done, cousistent- ly, with simultaaecous teaching—as Sopranos. Mezzo Sopranos, and Contralto Voices require a widely different training. The same care is ne- cessary with male velors, viz: Tenor, Bai tone, aud Bass When the pupils are suticiently ad vanced to sing rd themselves they will then be taught to take their respective parts in Duets, Tatas per Guanes €10 Se euh pee. Weak Terms uarter: for each pu on! two paptle one hour Will be devoted, and an extra half hour for every additional pupil;, $20 per ao separate pupils. 7 Pennsylvani: *LLIS’S STORE is 306 Pennsylvania avenue, pear Teath street mare E. QORVERS LEFT AT THB FOLLOWING ., on th ze road from Upper Marl- | ing to resist the powerful impulses that urge ili wer to A CARD bore’ to Wastungton, only seven miles to Wash- | them on to the work of destruction with so | board use shell =I. mabey seeing sl geod ME UNDERSIGNED. (LATE OF THE | inglon: On te piace led good Dweling House, | fechlo a wund' "You might a well think of sid shot There ic much doubt indie minds T firm of D Finch & Son ) still continues to | good frait, a young growin, Chad eay brs on p | extinguishing a conflagration that mounted to tke eewar of a shell to penetrate a ship’s sides. aa the Painting business in all its various Cae ees hae ‘wth No. 424 ne ime | the clouds by throwing a bucket of water Titocnvonton or rebound of @ shell striking branches 7 ston it. Expediency, concession, compromise i tip like the Niagara, offeri street. —— 2 Re the sike of a ship jagara, nga > ‘ He respectfully solicits of former patron and the eS peas "7 A h such weakness and foll: Rizht, “m = G_F. Kidwell & Co., 14th at: ° ° 2NT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- Way with such wea 7: ae thicknesses of 8 inch plank, and : » Mth street, opp. Frank- | pubic generally a continuance of their favors. OR RE justice, plighted faith, and the Constitution | ni ep eer rey gfe page ey ee sr yg Png oe u- lors and Chambers, with board. f J.B. Moore, Druggtst, Pa. avenue, betw. 19th tod with ieee ptaeas and Aacilty. tale Also, table and traastent board. Inquire at Mrs. | these, and these only, can be relied on to aver anat heavy bar iron crossing diagonally the latter, would we think, force it inte the water, and 20th streets. a ‘THOS, 233 F street. nov 27—tf conflict. These have been surrendered > 2 Orders to be left as usual, at the old stand, cor | SMIT the conflict. - DI grove Bia Yorks aveaue, betwesn 10th | ner futh and E Se etter INGE OR RENT—A HANDSOME THREE- | for inexpediency.”” . where the explosion would be harmless. K.C. Dyson & Co., Druggists, corner of 9th and Pete " . story frame House on llth street, between The fifth resolution to which Mr. Calhoun doubts surrounding this subject sbould I streets. 2p t-im_ — a New York avenue and K street north, containing | 1679 referred, and which he justly regarded a8 | pe immediately disposed of by experim Robert A Payne, Druggist, corner 4th st. and LES’S REGISTER .—First 40 volumes, | nine good and conveniently-arranged rooms, wit! the most important of all, and struggled most | ir shells are useless for sea-fighthing. spend a million a year in getting them up — Alb. Knick. T. N. KIDWELL, DEALEB IN IC places wiil be promptly attended to: Kidwell & Laureuce, corner Pa ave. and Mth Mars. aveaue. ap3—2aw6w complete, price $10 One copy oaly! wide passage. it has a la e cistern in the yard. erseveringly to have passed without amend- +i... No 654} _ap lz FRANCK TAYLOR. Apply to M. SNYDER & SON, Bankers. a was us (allows 5 : Ts haf pa " intermeddling of an ee UTICE OF THK DISCUNTINUANCE NO AND £XAMINE THE BOSTON PI. | — ATT “ Resolved, That the interme: 4 y . 5 3 i . OF TRE LANDOFFICEATIOWACIBY G ANOS oe 13°S Music Store, 306, betw. ARE CHANCE.—THE wba ges Sprains State or States, or their eeer ed, lish Ke The women in various ° and © Angi eRe STATE OF 7 i a r States, or | rag b ; IN THE SLATE OF 1OWA. 9th aud 10th stree! ap® a pated Freee those — enue. Their | #!#very in this District or in any o diana are turning out in force, seer “3 Notice is bereby given that in pa suance of law, and in view of the repcrt of the register and re- ceiver at Lowa city, cvinahen Pac a ar in t istrict is reduc low one hyndred thou- ns ‘Secretary of the Interior has direc. | 801d es for cash or good paper. or will be ex- | “perme: A small cash payment, and the bel t d that the land office at lowa city be discontin- | Changed for building inaterial and work. ‘These | ance in 1, 2,3, and 4 years. Residence, aided ued, and the lands remaioing unsold at the time hae ot Aas may be seen at my Saloon, and any | nosh A street, Capitol HHI. feb 23- of the discoutinuance be made subject to saleand | Person dls to purchase or trade will pléase > take early application. =— —_ err This resolution covered the whole ground. ort Des Moines, in said State. bag ae coeatabade unsold and unappropriatea | _™#? 26 LEWIS CARUSI. f i i tive m doggeri hee ps eerts the beads of the 7 LVE i d, or under the pretext, (OR SALE OR EXCHANGS.—SEVERAL ied for either business or | tories, on the ground, F Seven-octave rosewood PIANO-; pci per ig Leb porn be sold at a great sacri- | that it is immoral or sinful, or the passage of | and sta: ng Sgro barglpes tase ved FORTE, elegantly finished, will be r P H.C. HARKOVER. | any act or meature of Congress, with liquor casks. One of the li nwgicines ice. view, would be a direct and dangerous attack | ¢,° ys in great trouble to know w a on the institutions of all the slaveholding| gine. The case bas its difficulties. ‘e are States.” ainst all mobs—even mobs of pretty women v a TABLE CUTLERY. ESSERT It met the issue boldly and fully. No South- by law, and subject to private entry atthe land AND GLASS CASES FUR GUANRETLATED TABLE AND D ‘and | ¢Th Democrat can hesitate to say that it em- pi tne j ie ; le Knives ; Knives have | jury, but e tinued, will cease to be subject consequence Knives ; lvory Hand Ae ‘gr- | bodied a great truth, to which events b id dare to invade ! to entry at sia oflice froin the date of the Teceipt our store and make room tree taste: stock at Ltesieg Reams . Po ler Be He borne the most emphatic testimony ae Wit rye peril of hale made drunk oy of notice to i effect the Fe pister a8 rece! ge Sesion cone we hee at i 07, low, a large vehemember, prices are low on Ten st epee ply, - - tolinetag mares “ en it out, the breath of the liquor-deale: Loursville ee 5 4 ap 14- u c iri Journal. ice of the day on which thi ember, at 06, the Piano and Music at 0, OE District of Co- Will Ee prepared toreceive applications forentites | ahment of JOHN F. KULISN. ye NOW RECEIVING, lamin eee ded be ane fikses of Virginia Gar Wives of lacaiaths are by law, la Wis- s] 5 aR, Bi Pg ts PE AI RE RNS Nt a a ce ad my s, A is 2 Sr aceite way nea of tae et of Washing- | (WR. W. HENKY FALMER?S NEY AND FASRIONABLE STYLES OF | and Maryland to the United States, domestic | | FSU) Yen) (ier snsact business in their PIANO FORTE CLags: Gentlemen’s Furnishing Articles adapted to isted in both of those States, in- . c> ehiiinen, ana Wle- acy ind aay ue A AAENDRICKS, Five Dollars Per apatee ES, Spring and Beinmer wear TANS ¢ hiding my seat territory; and erpsboy nia reypretigmman rape them racer my eong cece on fae entrar Caen ome! Pccayovente avenues ese at Tene” ap 4- 424 Pa. av., near corner 4} street, | still continues in both of them, iteould a ap l7-lawéw le I