Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1856, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY ...00-0-.0arer00 May 24, 1866, 17> Advertisements should be handed in by 12 o’eloek, m., otherwise they may not appear until the next day, Soc : THE WEEKLY STAB, Now ready for delivery, contains a large amount of fresh, reliable, and highly inter- esting matter. Among its rich and varied contents will be found some fifteen columns of Washington News and Gossip, embracing ar- tieles upon the Washington Election bill, the Court of Claims, the Edie (Pa.) Know Nothing Council, the Crampton Issue, Internal Im- provements bill, the California Wagon Road, the President’s Vetoes, the Republican Nom- ination, the late Scenes in the Senate, Kansas Affairs, Land Office Decisions, List ® Patents, 4&c, &c Itcontains in addition a fall local budget, with personal items, and the latest telegraphic and mail intelligence up to the time of going to press; and also its usual choice selection of tales, poetry, &c. ———__<+e-+___ SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Jntelltgencer publishes with a commen- datory introduction, 2 communication depreca- ting the policy of refusing to accept Lord Clarendon’s last despatch as # settlement in full of the enlistment controversy. The edi- tor in another brief article, intimates that in view of the third vete of Internal improvement bdills, that was sent in yesterday, the Senate may forego the labor of the perfection of the dozen or more similar bills yet under con- sideration in their chamber. The Union, commending all of the “ decla- ration respecting maritime law,’’ embraced in the late treaty of peace (signed at Paris, April 16, 1856,) except that one which relates to privateering, argues against that one really with great force. The editor holds that when- ever Britain and the other parties to the treaty im question will agree that in ease of war their large standing navies shall not molest the merchantmen of the enemy, the United States will gladly agree to abolish privateer- ing. But not until then; as our many ships, capable of being instantly converted into pri- vateers, are really the naval reliance cf a country like ours. He also argues with suc- cess to show that putting a vessel undera “letter of marque,’’ is substantially commis- sioning her as a public armed ship. ee WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossIP Characteristic—Our talented, truthful, and ingenuous neighbor, who, it will be rec- ollected, pretty much got up the smashing Pope’s Nuncio roorback and the roorback saying that there were arms concealed in the Catholic churches in this city at the time of our last municipal election, and who has been, be- sides, the author of nearly every “‘ whopper” told among us for Know Nothing party pur- poses for a year or two past, is again at his his old work ; making “cock and bull’ sto- ries at a great rate. He is, doubtless, the real author of the “whopper” of large di- mensions printed in the last speech of Mr Winter Davis, wherein it is gravely alleged that the Government proscribes stone-cutters, &c., in this city, on account of their political opinions. This silly story is hardly worth the contradiction. It will trouble Mr. Davis vast- ly to prove the truth of what he said in that connection, we apprehend. We should like to have him essay to do so. Accusations of that sort are dog cheap, and without proof, are not worth newspaper room. Mr. Davis is utterly unable to substantiate the truth of his assertion in the case, it being without founda- tion. Our gentle, courteous and truthful neighbor yesterday whined over an alleged case of some Mr. E. W. who complains that his Know Nothingism has cost him the business of sup- plying the Washington Navy Yard with iren Now, if the Know Nothings were in power, we should like to know whether any man sworn to proseribe every mother’s son of them from any connection whatever with public employ- ment, would be continued for two or three years as the party from whom the Know Nothing authorities made purchases of any sort in open market? If our gentle and truthful neighbor will name the man, we will promptly show him, whoever he may be, to be an active Know Nothing partizan, and we will quote the obligation he has come under to proseribe every person not of his own po litical party. Our gentle and truthful neighbor, has also very recently concocted a story saying that the Secretary of the Navy is about to order the steamer Minnesota, for completion, down to the Norfolk Navy Yard, in order to take off from Washington at the time of the ap- proaching election a good batch of Know Nothing voters who aro working on ber. Our neighbor is a “born natural’ if he fancies that any body believes any such story on his assertion, after his well known connection with the Pope’s Nuncio roorback, the arms in Catholic churches roorback, this E. W. roor- back, and many other similar roorbacks con- cocted for Know Nothing political effect. Our talented and ingenuous neighbor’s, col- umns were yesterday further graced with original roorbacks as follows, viz: One say- ing that some Know Nothing hore had been offered $2,500 if he would leaye his party; a second one, saying that the office of Canal Commissioner had bean offered to a Know Noth- ing on the same terms; a third one, saying that $5,000 has already been assessed upon the De- partments to carry this cityon next Monday week. This last roorback was evidently thrown out as mere bait to induco Kuow Nothing gud- geons to replenish the Urgax’s empty coffers, Bot @ scintillaof truth is mixed up in those characteristic whoppers of our talented, trath- ful, and ingenuous Reighbor. From the ap- pearance of its columns, it is evident that the concern is living upon roorbacks, leon exists on air. P.8. Aday or two since, truthful neighbor, manufactureg a ing that some voter had been offe: no ‘ruth in it whatever. Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire, Again.— Yesterday, we took occasion to ex- hibit the Abolition face of Mr Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire, to our readers, as we bear that he designs going to Cigcinnati to endeavor to bring abguia Presidential nom- ination..‘> suit the views and potition of Dem- ceratic (Heaven save the mark!) politicians ef his school. To-day we give our readers a glimpse of his Know Nothing face, as da- a£ a came- our talented and story say- Ted a con- tract for supplying the Convent here with bread, on condition of sbandoning Know Nothingiem. In this case, his roorback is quite a iliss-ish affair, indeed. There is guerreotyped in his Now Hampshire Neporter | with a gentleman Dees ves — who bad Sw naeerant ona, : LET THIS BE YOUR GUIDE. i i ji i 0; emaining t ice, Wa t Cc. aaart Bees A * of the 6th of April, 1855, in an article signed | J rpg bas Jeo a Asti stigktee: oe « May 3f 1ds0 oaEten, ’ B eesent The Greatest Bargains ever heard of Can be obtained at with an ‘index’’—thus £9", which, accord- cert with his col e, nor did he know where [Ordered to be advertised in the “ Evening ‘i : ; “no.” Star. to the following section of the . ing to the notice standing at the head of the | it would occur. He voted ‘no.’’ Post Office —it being the newts & : ’ rea column of that paper on that day,| Mr Campbell moved to reconsider the vote | gre largest Circulation of any dalle eebr 1 ng ‘ R . B . H A L L S " st E * by which the resolution was adopted, and that | lished Washington: PS ° indicates that it is from Edmund Burke's pen. | motion lie upon the table; which was agreed | Sue.-5. dnd bevtt further enacted That the We extract from it as follows: to—yeas 87, nays C. ; catciae ofice in any chy, town eet for fn any post EXTENSIV DRY GOODS A “‘The American party will be substanti- The Speaker immediately appointe: Messrs. hail bey aly lage, where news- ’ ally, if not ultimately in name, the great | Campbell of Ohio, Allison of Pennsylvania, | Papers shal elias ee Sper which eis No. 373 Seventh Street. American Democratic Republican party, and | Cobb of Georgia, Greenwood of Arkansas, and | i,sued weekly, or oftener, shall have the dons beneath wil gern this Repebii” he | Spins of Now York, wast asthe committe | iretaron wihin the ange of ie aac st| SUCH BARGAINS HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN UNKNOWN great issues which it tenders to its enemies, | of investigation. " said office, to be decided by the postmaster at THIN are the inviolability of the Union, and that| Subsequently, Mr. Allison was excused from | such office.] 2 AND NOTING DSP America shall be ruled by Americans; and | service on the committee, and Mr. Pennington | _sa-rersons applying for letters 1m the following list, will i RRTIBE! CRE. BUSINESS AND AUCTION SACRIFICES upon these issues it is ready to stand or fall. | appointed in his stead. z se at id bo a rer LIsr. AN IMMENSE Im say gee . SELL aT Breer nen plT -2ibe American, people | _ ERC Ey see maras insy aciveraed Adams, Rebecca omabenver, Bisa’ Ofutt, Mary H WOULD ENABLE US TO 4 will rally almost to a man under the banner | = — — —— | Burt, Mrs Wm L Flowers, Sarah "Neal, Matilda ARD of that party which has imecribed ita folds the WITHDRAWAL —Savaxtn Warp, | Mae ure Gy Gam Mingo Fangtnt = | SOCE UNE OF PRICES. noble and spirit-stirring principles which we May 23d, 1€56—This is to notify the | Brown, Miss OP Qusway, Charity Powders, Mise have above set forth. -* * * * Know Nothing, alias American, party that I ab- | barber, Miss Elisa- dente hare L Quinn, Mary aid long black Silk Mitts, 18 cents, worth 50 It is not a party of proscription. Lt inter- | ®ve all connection with them, | Baden, MraSarahS Heyes Mises El Hil, Misa Donsiatco Fietwe een oe cunte 5 ne French Gingham, 13 cents, worth 30 feres between no man’s conscience and his aneeee ary eesti heat, ems, Mies anak Good Unvleeched Cotton: sone York Miils Cotton. 12 cents, worth 16 God. It only says to the Roman Catholic, we BRE WASHINGTON CITY, MAY 23, 1856. | Srouic, Mre LA Henning MreJaveX Robey, Mist Saraua | Ladies Hose, only 6 cents Mouse in De Laine, 6 cents, worth 12 cannot trust you with the administration of TO THE PUBLIC.—I hereby notify | batcheldor,MrsJ MMumphries Sophro- Robinson, Mrafinesn Ladies Cotton Gloves, 3 pair for 12 cents Fine Chaili De Laine, 12 cents, original cost 20 our us republican govern: i the citizens of Washington that I have withdrawn ee ee a ia 2 Sad Robinson, Mra Febe | Um brellas, only 50 cents cents sl Poa rye faith which recognizes as its | from the American per eee Onis, MrAnn Jocea/ery'e — sieat’u ati 4 2 | Parasols, 25 and 50 cents Ladies best quality Kid Gloves, 50 cents, worth #7 said a tied tentate. As soon as you re- 4 , Chase, Caroline M JamesMissBlizabethSmith, Kate padiate tbe political and ne ey eran REV TW PERCE ae | NE EERE, teeta BONNETS! BONNETS! BONNETS!!! i . . . |, Mise Mar; well, Miss Mattie Sulliv: re blr rage a pon | “like all Bee Eaitimare, will deliver the address be- Godt Sulla r Lee, Mrs BE a StewarthinsSusan 10 dozen Ladies’ SATIN WING LACE, GOSSIMER, TISSUE LACE, and NEAPOLI- sath i ist | fore the Juvenile Missionary Society of the Sixth | Corridan, Bridget Lovell, Bridget — Saffell, Mary Ann TAN BONNETS, very cuzaP other ebristian sects, acknowledge Jesus Christ Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mason Noble's.) on Geacey, Marsa Lacy, Mrs Hose | Sherwood, Charlotte 2 caves handsome SILK BONNETS $2 £0, worth $5 alone as the founder and head of your Church, | t10 oceasion of the celebration of its frst Anniver Geet, Mary erick Stewart, Elizabeth Old style BONNETS, 12 and 25 cents our opposition to you will vanish.” sary on TUESDAY EVENING, May 27th Ex- | Cammack, Mar'gt E Leming, Mrs RH Turner, Harriet T lease fine LEGHORN FLATS, beautiful and cheap Pretty gentleman, this Mr. Edmund Burke, erclees to commence at So'clock Ym 3i-3te IGE MIGA | Moeor tombe tate eek Gentlemen’s, Boys, and Children’s STRAW AND LEGHORN HATS f 3 ‘ = phe acon. LLL ro Moody, Mra Almonta Thompson, Miss J to be going to Cincinnati to counsel the Dem- REV. DAVID S. DOGGETT, D. D, | Dew ieMissMary + or, Jane M ! "! mt rs st nal Conventi hat the real Rain, by Divine permission, preach in Devlin, Gathatine Marphy, wrasse Taylor Hitzabeth S H 0 E S i! ) H 0 E s "= Ss H 0 E 8 vide coratio: Matte ere . old Trinity Church, on Sth street, opposite City | Davies, Aunic Middleton, Amellia Woodland, Sophia An immense variety, in style. color, quality, ant price, bas always characterised our stock, and views of the Democracy of New Hampshire | Hall, next Sabbath, the 25th instant, at 11 o'clock DysuuMeriecbecesa McCarty, Sassh Warniey, Louise | Peculiarly marks our present vast assortment ” All we ask is, that you will call, see, and judge for and the North, generally, are, upon the ques- ee prods m, The public are cordially ae Sonlay. Mire Maree: weo well ars we Watton, Mra Mt ee eae the promise of this announcement is not fulfilled, in the un; 0 al . i el, Ann feston, elaide tion of the nomination ! —— fxiom, Aun J Nolan Oatharine Waring Mrasameas | Ladies’ old st,le @AIPERS AND SHOES at balf price. Virginia. —ANl the districts of the Old Do- | SMR rjourned Pronibition macesics San the | Fusnersaies elf. ONecl,aen'Emity Wainsc Mrs R. B. HALL. oa meric in pene ©” | held at the Kast Portico of the Patent Office to. | F!renceMissEmily . Remember the Number—373 Seventh Strest, fourth door above I. minion have now elected delegates to the Cin- morrow at 2x o'clock pm. to discs natural | asrue.pek u a te Sap ppl Slat ocr oe ene ee oe = =x i i j ii and vested rights; which meeting will adjourn f r M h, FU in ’ NAPP and others on e above topic. e reg Stage) o N mz Por year egrage go eae a gene eed 5 DEPARTME: STATE. one Buchanan man and three anti-Buchanan | meeting in Ar Conte ee ag Clee: Fonds ca Nels Washington, May 23718%6. : pee A hee A es men were chosen. We have to find the first ite DR. WM. BOYD, Pres. Fi we measles 8 gelatine OF eS aoe a KUNKEL& Co.. — .-LESSEES 7 z Seoni, : * ——$ ‘ico! and making a) iiations such ne-| JOHN T. FORD. «8OLE MANAGER. well informed Democratic politician in this HOMBOPATHY —THE “AMERI- . O'Shea, Joun ScOsasy objets ax hove n usually included in | 308. s4EFFERSON.....STAGE MANAGER, city who now fails to comprehend the fact kK a Grp o siteer ASE pare . the general yap somes = = out authority — etilien’ ‘ A ‘ th ann session in this city, at the Smith- M tte, of law, and to fix and prov: fF certain inci- PRICES OF ADMISSION that the vote of Virginia, at Cincinnati, will | (Ojan Institute on WEDNESDAY, the 4th June oy dental expenses of the departments and offic:s of | Reserved Pi a 75 cents be,against Mr. Buchanan beyond peradven- next, at 10 o’cleck a. m. ~ a the government, and for other purposes,’’ a Boxes and Ut... . eee cents Parq' A A Fy rf In the evening at 8 o’clock an address will be roved the 26th August, 1812, sealed pro) 's| Family Circle and Galleries ture. We recur to this subject as illustrative delivered by Du. H. D. Painz, of Albany, which P > i Vv : : ms Perry, Dr MS Will be recelvrd at this department unt‘l3 o'clock ————— of the accuracy of our statements in advance the public are mokpertTully invited to attend. che, o av A Peril, S00, Je p men the 2ist of caenined for furnishing THIS EVENING, May 2%, 5 ye? iti ; B —The usua! minary meeting will be - such articles of Stationery as may bs req: ired bi concerning the condition of political affairs roid at the effin oF | ts p Grae. c pay near | ficmi Tho Haughton, WO. Fort, Franz ieloccens year’ frown the ior Gn ve san sala, 2 Revival for one night of the Drema of Our business is to keep the public posted with 4%, on Tuesday evening, June 3d. m 21-eotd 30. J Rechner, Wm enumerated in the subjoined +chedule and esti- THE SEA OF I CE : correct information on all points of public WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY INFANTRY .— 4 non Reis ne D | mate of quanti-y; but it is to be unders:ood by OR, A MOTHER’S PRAYER, interest. In this case the New York Herald ‘4 ug - = . ‘ing that the department ts to be at OE es | rn a ees : iceen Hiverty to take elthera low or greater uantity of _With its grest caste. and other intensely anti-Administration presses ST CON; “Mey et Malice oe have beon misrepresenting matters for polit- | with pompons, for erent Beate 26th, at 2 0’clock, in full summer uniform, M re ye pie year . ing to its a pep sisacaacd lees I, Ly 5 great Shakspearean Play ICHEY, O.8. 3 Each article to be of stress eres id to be ical effect; and in so doing they have injured.| _By order: ay Billups, John | Hock, Mr Russell, delivered without delay when saa Ps ap HENRY Iv. ae cause they have at heart—the prevention ATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYS.— | Borlasd. ha ey a seneeevereeeeecases MP. Hackety pcos tai: ponies aks Aare: are here ‘commanded to meet pon meek Hoses Thos K Beoveun & Co, 1 orienta Ween someday Pf {7 Tha. Box Sheet for the sale of Rererved 7. ms i armory, in fall summer uniform, on - 4 lenderson, James Smith, Wm » Seats willbe open day. 0 — | DAY» the 26th instant, at 2 o’clock p.m., itd, J Davis Menterson, Jno3 Street, B 20 do. quarto post, cream-laid, to b not eT ey nny Otic bous be Devastation —A subscriber writing from P for regimental parade tween 9 a.m, and 5 p.m. in 24-it the Choctaw country, on the borders of Ar- i. order Lem Tow ELEN EAGAN, Sie : kansas, writes us that so great has been the = e a gd recent devastation of the locusts throughout A ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD.— kiss, DrC M_ Stone, James llenry Envelope paper, smooth. You are hereby notified to meet at your ar- 5 Sharp, J L 2 20 do super royal, yellow, per ream “the Nation,” as that nearly all there have mory on MONDAY), the 26th instant, at 2 D 11, OM a per soyel, > Hiues, Bi Stone, Wm B than cations Harrisan, Go B saw, ww baltyuled on thie cnen’ pert ae 40 do note paper, cream-laid damask, jer ream, GRAND MILITARY ABD CiviL HA=ZTCURSION. bbe WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY take great pleasure in inform- Sch 8: Slemaker, Julius 30 do do white, thick, per ream ing their friends and the public, . o’clock p. m., in ful uniform, for parade. Stewart, James 10 do white royal. ream generally, that t will givean & = abandoned their corn and cotton erops of the | “pyorder of Capt. Tatts > +B WE Susider, James 0 S G0 ‘blstine pw Tagiory per ream the WAITE HOUSE AVILION on MON- season in despair. Great consequent suffering | 1t* C. R. BISHOP. 0. 8. 8 100 gross meta ——— (Perry’s, or such as may oes June bn —_ cecasion they expect ioti ivi Prov- | | aS , W 4 ‘be requil ) Pp Toss 2 bave one ot ir old treme re-wnions with their on aceount of th affiotion from Divine Prov FLANK COMPANY, MARION RIFLES | o se, Win Ie s * 6 do black lead eeneite, Brookman and | friends; pledging themscives to make this, in all idence is anticipated. ATTENTION —You are commanded to eae ¢ ? Largdon’s, per its arrangements, perfect, as far as practicable — meet at cour armory on MONDAY AP- [ioral tee ivan, L 2 dozen red lead penct!s, per dozen ‘They will be careful in securing the bert Co- A Correction.—A Washington correspond- | Mt Ht rman Gare eerie son snifora, Crawtrrd, syiney Schuhmann, O 4 do ivory folders, 9 inch, do tillon Music, have the Refreshments served in a ction. Saster, Dr Robert , ’ of ent of the Baltimore Sux says that ‘the By order FRANCIS M. SHEKELL, Collins, P McD 3 Stuart, AW H do red tape, No 21, per dozen Satisfactory manner, and wiil exert themselves in 0 Knowlton, JC Thi Wi do do No 19, do preserving the test order. Board of Examiners is in session, not for the | _!** Captain. | Ciiting Jame Kesting, S00 Talbot, Robert do do No17, do Future advertisements will coatain culars admission of new men, but for the promotion -- HIGHLANDERS, AT- ema nga ao do No. 15. do Bythe COM’TEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. of engineers (naval) already in the service.’’ Ita nd estas eps hie : silk taste, narrow, do m 22-ThST&Th tend at your Armory on MONDAY next, Loos, Rey Isaac K 2 do do wide, do This is a mistake: the Board is assembled for the 26th instant, at 2 o’clock p.m, fully Laughlin, James 500 yards silk cord, per yard ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh Street. Lee, James H 1 tose cut glass inkstands, Draper’s or Whit- Laliy, Col FT pac ney? dozen + ini ; ui for inspection and ’ both purposes, and is but examining candi- “Tre omncers we requested to appear in full} Carter, James Lancaster, Edward Saeco eee Soe Odd Fellows Grand Levee. dates for promotion in the naval engineer | Highland costume, with hose kilt, &c. Corbin. Henry 2 Go _cresers, Modgers and Dents very han- MONDAY EVENING, May 26th. corps first. yorder (it#) JNO. BAIN, Capt. | Sechull, Gee AM OW ales, per dozen , [HE ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLD A LE- — SET OF OLD PEWS FOR SALE— | Giijwell, tine ler, ED VauNewkict, wm | 3 @0_ pensntves, Rodgersand Son’s,4 blades,| M VEE on the coming MONDAY EVENING. The Current Gperations of the Treasury The entire set of PEWS in St. Peter’s y Fraucis R Villalobos, Joa: per dozen Several distinguished Speakers and the Founder Department.—Cn yesterday, the 23d of May, | Church, Capitol Hili, (to be removed immediate- Wm Vandeventer, 1 do do do of the Order in this country will be it. Ev. there were of Treasury warrants entered on | ly) will be solda great perania. Rosi! ste Con- - = ee rp geerdilae tenn pate cesta bag mam — * - . jo ink the books of the Department— na conptesanchger Earn —— Y, Noyes’, ae 4 Tickets (number limited) ONE DOLLAR: ed- For the redemption of stooks.... $20,126 30 | informatian as to terms and price can be had upon Pe Maxwell, Wm Wm 1 do carmine ink, do m ttinga Gentleman and Ladies—to be had atthe for the Treasury Department 1,810 73 | application wees Poneman =o hee ee ee ve 2 ee, neaeeze, wee, bot pomnd principal book, drug and music stcres, and of the For the Interior Department..... 46,119 11] JC. Fitzpatrick, 2 iu street, Capito! : fimot! n ° : 5,000 wafers, for United Stats seal, per 1,000 For particulers see For Customs....... + 20,809 15 | Hil. Ra 3i sf CE I 8 3660 as Gecae ee Pee crhirsaes tripe. Sec On account of the Navy... 71,370 66 NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF the| pamnu'W Matte ube Wells & Rando!ph De} ihe’ seallag cor beet extra eapehee scar- bicaghines af eeneee tenons Members othe War warrants received and en- | rn Club of Georgetown beg leave to | bus», Joun Wheeler .& More let, Dovell and Easey, per pound * Order will please appear in their regalia. tered. .cececccesecssssecee eves 337,944 56 | inform their numerous friends and the public | 2! me oee * wanna oftexas| 10 do twine, gill net, per pou: COMMITTER Interior repay warrants received generaliy that they latend giving a Grand Pic Nic i Mr 20 do do seine § do Oriental Lodge Excelsicr Lodge andentercd..s+ sssecseseseeee 9,971 92] And Excursion to the White House Pavilion, on 4 20 do do coarse, for packing, do John Thaw,P G. W_S. Roberts, Bro. From miscellaneous soure a Res 6S ee eee moe 4 dozen paper shears, Rodgers & Son’s,S-inch | ¥.3.Shuize, PG. John Shafer, bro From Customs... + 3,097 26 = — : —— 1 €o Vie 6% inch biade, do| “Cer Emrek, P.G. C. 5. Noyes, Bro. ————— Metropolis Lodge. Beacon Lodge. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to . : 1 lete order, for regimental parade, MON- press, a large number of private bills were DAY. ay 26th, 1856, at 2 o'clock p. ie PRESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD, : ATTENTION —You are hereby or- 2 do scissors, per dozen. L A. Gobright, P G.R. G Rowzee. N.G dered to assemble at the Armory in full Envelopes of strong smooth opaque paper, white. | Francis Holden, P.G Andrew Smail, V.G uniform, with arms and zccoutrements | Vikas, Christopher Murphy, Wright, J s 1,000 No. 1,10% by5S 7 1,000 G W. Dutton, Bro. Jokn Ott, Bro. . c Moules, DP 2 Wilde, Jos B 3 4k ob a ‘do = Bre. Mackelbelmer, Dr Woot, 4 Williams, J Westentt, von te i ne 8 passed. By order of Jon, PECK, Capt e |E hard March, Ch rete aang ‘THIS ELEGS NT AND In the House, yesterday, the voto on the} m2-2* W.H-HAYWARD, Ist Sgt. | vane James py Mag a hrm oe Sen tet ee out Sor motion te lay on the table Mr. Clingman’s Ben TE APRICAN METHODIST MIS- | Fro, 7 Eon eee Boury, = S008 No. 7, 6 4 taken to make this central and convenient wok i ‘ 0. a. and etticie: r the resolution of Mr. Campbell of Ohio, for a | of God on Sabbath next, the 25th instant. The} osi-r gxcuance Bk; re armors & Mechantey’ Bk.; | 15000 No byax of Wall pate ag t. Apply to oe — select committee of five to examine into and | Rev. SAMUEL WATTS will preach in the 1 Soctety ; Becty. | 2,000 No. by 27 10 — morning at 11 o’clock, when a collection will be 3.000 No. by 2% do report on the assault of Mr Brooks of the | iitted for the benefit of the Church. Services wil' Le me abtinds tae ik Jost RECEIVED— Houte on Senator Sumner, to be one of “ privi- | he continued during the day. The friends of re- sta JiaB as No1 mmerapes Semen with linen. A superior lot of lege,” Was announced to be—not laid on the | ligious enterprise are {rivited to attend. m 22-3 = - 1,000 No 1) per dozen BANANA Mr. Campbell moved the previous question U.S, Maremat’s Orrice, May, 1856. SODA WATER! | 1000 No.4 To asabove. ao STRAWBERRIES, on the passage of the resolution. Rete es ee ee gh te Praha With a variety of RICH SYRUPS, at 1,000 No. 5 do rorernnee Tee Mr Cobb, of Georgia, appealed to the gen- CERN —A large number of Ca. Sa.’s in FILL’s 1,000 No. 6) do - » ey U 8. Cases, of fines and costs, forfeited recogni : Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1ith sts. teman to withdraw the call for the previous zances, against varicus individnala have bees is- Island Drug Store, Each proposal must be signed by the individual - question, and allow the resolution to be dis- | Sica from the Criminal Court of the District and | ™2l-eo3t____—_cornerof D and 4x streets. | genet making it, and must specify a price—and | PPARAGON UMBRELLAS.—TODD& co, . cases st ekg 1e 4 Mr. Orr said that, if the question was not to ainaay Da somrcaia e id. £ therefore notify all ANE*, INSTRUMENT, THE FIRST ay not enumerated, they are to be furnished | LAS, unrivalled for lightnecs, strength be debated, he thought it ought not to be | persons who know themselves to be involved as ever introduced in the metropolis, called the | at the lowest market prices, according toqnality.| and durability. Gentlemen are invited Harmoneum. This instrament was manufac to call and look at them. m 23-3td&eoSt security for appearance at the Criminal Court, or < . | Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at the an eae = oe of tie | pont whos anes have been imposed by said | red by Debatn, Paris; it has ste peed go =e department to p-rsons applying for them; and save 05 gre ‘Yeas! Court, that they must cali at my office and ar- | Lor Anglais, Flute, Bourbon, et agg ‘arl- | as, without uniformity therein, the department MRS. M. PEARCE wae Brovks asked tea t make a persnal | Wkeascedaes fetes tes feed | Stand dot bamietatern, Gee Si, | wild And aca wake waco none WiLL opuN, ON SATURDAY, THE 21 ° . in Monday in June next; after which I must proceed > ¥ a instant me it explanation. to poorer? Bade accerding to law. P The instrument is but 4 feet 2 inches In length, a ment of t, a handso: tally agreeing therewith SUMMER MILLINERY Goods. ai her ‘, . 5 and 2 feet wide, and the height ef a Piano ‘he « rt . Mr. Trafton objected ; but, after some solici- Re 4. D. thea power of this instrument Iseuficien: tll any | 22° Proposals t pestis] ee tomde rale for pect itty roth aed On, = tation, withdrew the objection. a : — | moderate sized hall. The public are respectfully | stationery ”” ‘Notice will be given to the person 2-2 a Mr Brooks simply intended to remark that UPERIOR OILED SILK, LADIES | invited to call and see for themselves. to whom the contract is awarded, who will be ul when he arose before not one word of violence S Sleeve Protectors, French Working and Mora- | | Pisnos constantly on hand, for sale or rest, on | requtréd, within five days thereafter, to vive bond, S UMMER HATS.—Topp & CO, ARE would have escaped him in violation of the} vian Cotton, Pomade, Lily White, Hair Brushes the most accommodating terms. BU with two sufficient sureties, for its performance daily receiving large additions to their order of the Houso. He oniy desired then, | and Cobs, for sale very low at LAMMOND?’S, 7th | ™ 24-tf wv GEO. HILBUS. The head of the department is in all cares to of BATS, suitable for the warm and desired now, to take the responsibility | ,treet. m 24-3t HATS! HATS! decide whether the terms of the contract have ‘hey would particularly invite th upon himself ; and he would state to the House, in reply to the gentleman from Ohio, that not been complied with id to reject any articles | atten: chase1 CHEAP SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, HAMS, | JUST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF | which may eons foe: tion of Purchasers to thelr White Beavers, a human being on this earth knew when or be, in his opinion, of inferior quali- | French Felts, and several new kinds of ventilat- &c.—Good Brown Sugar 8 cents ; Green and tine drab Beaver ventila- as welt ox to annul the contract upon any fail-] ing Straw H. Eas' ‘i Black Tea 50 to 75; Coffze 12% 1018; Hams 12; | ted HATS, which | offer ty, P Mi ing Stra jats of East India manufacture, en 4 ure to comply with the terms within a reasonable | tirely new in this mar B-3td where the transaction intended would occur. | Porter, Ale and in Stout $2 25 per dozen; =~ rr oo, ae — ae ‘ time.” m Metawiw |? ne 2 AS market — — Mr. McQueen inquired of the gentleman | superior old Rye iskey. is for the p n the J — = ATMOSPH PRINCIPLE. from one wt @ did not know hat sertainal JOS. W. DAVIS, United States. The best R United States Patent Office, RTIFICIAL TEETH derided ON t P ution had been commenced against his 1t* a corner 9th and E streets. biec\ dress Hats got up in r. WASHINGTON, May 23, 855 - ° a ane Lu i Jas ate x ‘Atmospheric Principle,”’ from colleague [Mr. Brooke| in hot haste in this ADAME S. DUVALL, Practioner of sweat es thee Sass Bo : { pb ghee ta tal Weck, pecvioe Sera one toan entire set, (hereby ‘entire! District, and that he had been held to answer Astro] yan esiy aaa together with tue | at @5; anda fashion- ¥ extension of a nt granted to him for an im. | @!8pensing with “clasps or springs,” to the country for any offence he had comm’ assistance oF rofessor Broughton, is prepared to | able Hat at $3, worth $1; provement in “Window-blind Hinges and Fast- by which vast many teevh are jestroyed ted against its laws, when thus sought to a pees all aiestions reoeaie Dod era a and ogee $2 mete t workmanship te | CMIDE®,”? for seven yas from the expiration of percistaitann Gomer Nps ry i i uestions answer rsona| by : - | The bert mate ind the best workma s 7 y . He bhirteee pes eal pelts inwhat | tivities also written M.S. D. 18 lately from employed to produce a 85 Hat, which ts sold for | suc, patents which fakes place on the !7th day of passed by any other ‘made’ All work equal te $3 50. 7 . Europe, where she has received the most ilatter- We doacish business, meet with no Jos- ie and unexcelléd by pone. Charges reasonable Mr’ Caimpbell stated that ho had no desire | ing” patronage from the nobility. She is now | Sut Gite took een Te uO Tos, the Patent Othe an Money aeCot eee st| | GOODMAN'S, 301 Pa. avente, adjoining to place any party, cortainly no member of | taking a tour through the United States. Her mone elt and Straw Hats unusually low. > 2] lis. m 2 f - t, 1856, at 12 o’clock, m.; andall are the House, in a false position. He could see stay will be short herc. No. 223 Seventh street, ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa ayenue, Agent pen 0 a ” cause. if no force in the allusion of the gentleman from | between M and N, Washington. my 24—2* { for a New York Hat ‘Company. te Prk a pail ase SE Petn errant bopen COPARTNERSHIP NOTI ————— New Yor} South Carolina in reference to the judicial = . “ PE PSE oe ST are required to} "JYHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN proceedings that had taken place. > SPEAR AND JACKSON'S SPRING AND (THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT CAPON T file in the Patent Office thelt objecti CAST SPEKL SAWS. NGS, VIRGI ons, specially | doy nos re cceupied by the late firm of Go, Mr. Stephens ealied the attention of Mr. E HAVE NOW IN STOCK A MOST | for the reception of visliore cy Mon ee set fonth in writing, at least twenty daye before | (07 & Co. respectfully inform their friends ard Campbell to the declaration of Mr. Brooks, complete assortment of 8 & J.’s SAWS; of | the 16th day of of June , the day <i the teetggen baw ther anlitr temeeee ak en ont ee and suggested a modification of his resolution | our own importation, and we will offer them at be we pulnete susteis ths wpmonen ceborel accordingly. such prices that cannot fai! to please, wholesale Fint Spe coautd FOR BOARD. " rdance the rules of the of- ty the ta firm Our stock of ng ne ging Mr. Haven desired to say that he was with | OF retail Also, Mechanical Tools, of every de+ Boatman $1 ay ple plication. Good: testimon: son is com to which the attention of our i ; scription, for sale lew for cash. Setend 2 y friends and the Public is invited. the gentleman from Ohio as to the propriety JOS. L. SAVAGE 8 H. GRUBB of an investigation, but thought it unjust to Sign of the Golden Saw, Onementh of twenty days 35 r 3 a: it 1 : o. include both the names of Mir. Brooks and 24-6t_ Pa. avenue, bet 10th and 11th sts. amidgen and colored servis Rel prea, before the morning am. Losano ee? * © Mas ante Ge gevpciete of takion eee |... EW sronte, 1 fisnine Os ene Semana teen neh | ae ta] | Merchant Tatiers, 499 Eighth st. near Ave. him as to the propriety of taking out the name DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY management of this place for the +pproaching and Star, Washington,| {J All persons indebted to the late firm of of Mr: Keitt. FISHMAN INFORMS THE CITIZENS | season. Visitors will be supplied with Baratoga, | D- 0.; Reprblican, Ballimore; Evening E Godey & Co., will confer a favor by closing Mr. Campbell said that, having heard the le that he has lately opened on Seventh Bedford, Chalybeate, and Alum Water from a Philadelpi ia; Day Book, New ¥ ork, and Post, | their accounts without delay. representation of the gentleman from South street, next door to the corner of M sireet. >) spring in the nelghharhoos . said to be equal to | Boston; week for ve weeks} ™m 23-2w GRUBB & LOSANO. T once a three success} Caroline, (Mr. Brooks,) and his assurance, id full ly of all kinds of DRY the Rockbridge Alum wprings. lous to the Ist of Se; S co EE eee ee ee and having no desire to be instrumental in| GOODS AND MILLINERY, ‘as well as ag00d m 24-eolm L. BLAKEMORE Prop’r. Fearing” CHARLES MASON, HOS FOR BERT, by mont psa . * TE and year. Old Pianos tekon in part pay men’ i. any oo, he would diy hin woltn |, Aug, Pacand enw ea alatwuichwil| — @RRAT REOCTION |p spaunm a uc Sore gpa, wilt | eu.” Pan sds mi? en, 0 5 5 Piaso be sons to leave out the name of Mr. Keitt, but be sold cheap, and he solicits. share of public | Ij THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS scp edciaiig Picasa: mo, JOHN F. ELLIs, retain the others. : i Mpoantts trimmed at ressouahlo prices. [ HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL- | "in 21> fawaw mlé-tr 306, between 8th and 10th streets. ‘ — some further discussion, the demand | m 24-3¢® PST eprilgart 5 RICH SILK AND LACE MRS. M. E. HARVEY. te the previous question was seconded—ayes = 9000 REWARD. owed ar MANTILLAS AT REDUCED PRIces.—| (Succzssox to Jax F. Harvey, Decreases) be put—yoas bo) oe, main question ord ANAWAY, YESTERDAY, FROM THE | Calf-Skin BOUT at 80 new style black Silkand Lace, Mantilias, UNDERTAKER fat Yeus 93, noes 68. subscriber's farm, ia ‘Cbasiep county, $3 62, full as just recelvid, at greatly reduced 410 Seventh street, between Hand I tion a2 westica was then taken on the resolu-| mq two negro fellows, EDA UND acd &s those usually 20 black and white Batege Shawls and Scarfs Ne. * ae wae & represented by inserting the words ‘it is | MADISON. ; at $5 or $65 25 black Lace Point: and Scarfs EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC after ths word ‘“whereas,”’ in| Edmund is abont twenty five ears old. French Calf Patent the preamble, and b striking out Mr: Keitt's «ane ee aaulnitay 5 feet 6.or8 es | Leather GAITER at in black, b:own and green} same persons that were torn rly ules? name, and it was odopted eet 93, nays 68. | high, and boul! 150 or 166 lbs. $3 50, as good as an’ Idren’s Parasols, very ches) in the esta bMshment, who are fully . Mr. Keit, when bis name was-cal an aid | Madison is about 21 or 22 years of age, some- | at $5; a firstrateC 10 boxes Ladies and Gents. Gauze Merino Shirts competent to conduct the Undertaking Business; that he wished to state to the H th what darker (copper color) than Edmund, about | Gaiterat $2.50, the-e 50 Silk and fine Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, some} and that every attention will be given to = > hit-nante was withdrawn from theese - ar tg the same height, and a little lighter weight are the best goods small sizes and extra light finish day or night, as heretofore. m 19.6m_ Parasols, lined or unlined that she hes in her employ the sahare variety of clothing; Edmund | that is (or ever were: 200 dozex Ladies’, Genltemen’s, and Children’s |$ ——————— —$—————— ——____ he would vote; but if it had been retained in hore — and stedtvan uone ogi, are bro- | sold fe the District Cotton Hcse, in all grades. “ SODA WATER. it he would not have voted As, howevor, it | thes, and have a sister residing in Washington | for the price; for the All of which, with many new and te Taose WISHING THIS MOST DELI was introduced in the resolution in connestion | ¢ The above reward of two hundred dollars | sage come and sce DREss GOODS, ly receiving, will be clous apd in a state 4 with the matter, he wished to say, in voting, | Will be paid for their apprehension and lodgment i purity and freshness, will bear in mind thst ¥ ee yommelt. Terms positive'y cash. No extra | at the lowest prices. that he did not know the time or the plage | 1 jail anywhere, so that I recover them profit cha when this act would be committed. He was behind the chair of the President at the time ed to offset bad debts. Call atthe} if All sold are warranted to prove as} can now be the season at NORBECK’S pete 1 PAUBENGE POREY | sadly YORE Har STORE, Seventa street f £8 —t seinem etectoney En ——, jen’s F res! . G., Charles nt) \ nm jivania avenue. . between m M36 ? ili m Matt ANTHONY; Agent. os strecy. ap 30-1m — Se FE ny ye — -