Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1856, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY ...... eeeereeeeeecese Jume 13, 1856. {7 Advertisements should be handed in by 1: o’clock, m., otherwise they may not appear until the next day. ——————————_———— To Pourtican Crivss.—Political clubs will find the arrangements of the Star office for printing their circulars, addresses, arguments, pamphlets, &c., as complete 28 those of any other printing office in the United States. They may rely upon having such work done at the Star office in s satisfactory manner as to style and price, and in the shortest possible time. Be sure to give us a call before making arrangements elsewhere. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Intelligencer says of Mr. Fillmore’s letter accepting the Know Nothing presiden- tial nomination : “Tf any shall be disposed to doubt the pru- dence of Mr. Fillmore’s acceptance of the nomination in the present distracted condition of parties, they must concede to him the merit of disinterestedness. All candid men will accord to him, also, entire sincerity in claim- ing for himself a scrupulous regard for the rights of every section of the Unien, for this was a distinguishing feature in his adminis- tration of the Government. Well aware how generally the whige will dissent from the favor which he svows for the genera! objects of the party which nominated him, we may never- theless say that it will be fortunate for the country if the successful candidate, whosoever he may be, shall carry imto the Presidency so national and so conservative @ spirit as has always been evinced by Miliard Fillmore.’ The Union comments on the sudden conver- sion ef the New York Herald to Republican partyism, which is simply amusing, as evinc- ing Bennett’s entire want of principle. The same paper quotes the opinion of the Boston Courter upon the speech of Senator Butler, alleged by Senator Sumner to have afforded just ground for the vein of blackguardism and vituperative personal abuse that ran through his speech, that has become famous owing tothe Brooks affair to which it gave rise. The Courier characterizes it (Butler's Speech) as a great intellectual effort, remark- able for its dignity and the respect manifested throughout it for Senatorial comity and statesmanlike propriety. In publishing the whole of the speeeh of Senator Butler the Bos- ton Cewrier has enabled its readers to com- prehend the fact, at a glance, that Senator Sumuer’s allegation that B.’s effort called for such a reply as he essayed to make to it, is ut- terly without foundation in truth. The Union also quotes from the testimony of Dr. Corne- lius Boyle, of this city, before the House In- vestigating Committee, to show the sheer humbuggery of the pretenscs of the Republi- oan press that Mr. Sumuer was seriously hurt by Mr. Brocks. Before that committee Dr. Boyle said : “I have seen no medical man with him but myself. There hasbeen nonethere There are ® great many frienis present, and they make Mr. Sumner out « great deal worse than he is. They say he hasa fever. I have never discovered any. I have been his constant at- tendant, and I have never known his pulse at any moment higher than eighty-two. I yesterday corrected an article in the Intelli- gencer stating that he had a fever, and the correction appears in to-day’s paper. He has no fever to my knowledge. I have visited him twiceaday. His brother said he ought not to come out, and cited a great many cases that had come under bis observation in Paris, where death had taken place in six weeks from blows on the head. His brother is not a medical man. Senator Sumner, of course, took the advice of his brother and his frends, and I, of course, allowed them to do 2s they SS Perhaps I ought to state my reasons for objecting to his coming out on Fri- day. There was a good deal of excitement at that time, and I te that, ?f Mr Sumner did not go into the Senate for a day or two, the excitement might wear off.” Again: “I think this: that Mr. Sumner might have taken a carriage and driven as far as Baltimore on the next day without injury.’’ It is well known here that Senator Sumner is kept housed for political effect only, and. that the half-hourly bulletins concerning the desperateness of his condition that are flying over the non-slaveholding States per tele- graph, are simply so many “shrieks” for ‘Freedom in Kansas;’’ or, rather, to make Republican party political capital. Vive /a humbug! Le PERSONAL. «+++ The Hon. Charles J. Jenkins and lady, of @a., are at Brown’s, in this city. +++» Hon. Andrew Stevenson was elected Rector of the University of Virginia, in place of the late venerable Joseph Cabel. idge McLean was born in Morris county, New Jersey, in 1785. He is therefore eeventy-one years of age. «++» The Syracuse (N. Y.) “female hus- band’’ has been arrested and imprisoned on a charge of vagrancy. Her wife still believes in her and visits her. +++» Bennett, of the New York Herald, has urchased the magnificent mansion of Joseph - White, Esq., on the corner of Madison on and Fifth avenue, New York, where © proposes permanently to reside. The pri yell, is $60,)00. a 7 pee +++ Senator Douglas is, indeed, doing man- Z. Service in the good cause of Buchanan and sreckinridge. is last speech in the city of New York, at the ratification meeting on the night before last, was one of the ablest of his long and distinguished career. ++++ We learn that the Opposition Conven- vention for Congress, in the district of Iowa represented R the Hon. Mr. Thorington in the present House, have tossed that gentle- man overboard—nomi ing a simon pure Republican party man in his stead. Mr.T, it will be recollected, leans rather to the North Awericans than to the Republicans A letter from Kinderhook, New York, th instant, says that Mr. Van Buren, although a good deal bruised and Sprained by his recent fall, has sustained no serious injary d already goes about with the assistance of acane. He was thrown over the horse’s head and fell om his own; but he retained his hold of the bridle, which broke the force of his fall, and Considering his weight ed his life. Tait siete is miraculous. +++» The New Y, thai 5 r Vij, ork Sun denies the ramr the Nicaraguan minister, is about to return hb, i seh a Uaea Bi ; es dissatisfied with the is need wih the country Tepresented as well - and attentions e has received from both official and “Sern persons. His relations to the Church in Nica- ragua and other duties may call him back as soon as his government can release him by the sppointment of a suitable successor at Wash- ington, but for the present, he will remain at is post. E> The steam fire engine company in Bos- ton is thoroughly organized. Horses and all Decessary issing are kept in constant readi- ness for action. The en, is not to be taken out except on noti ‘i tigias = ce by private or specific The steam Trigate , Merrie ita Havana uctil the 24 i. fr. hed fling derangement” of her machinery is the excuse given for this prolonged Passage. Fy. Te M is editors of the meoquitgte fo that pats which = described as thirsty, Jong- billed, and ferocious. 7 Zz AN i 3 giversation of Ex-Governor Morrill and his | finished his remarks he yielded to a motion to ANCte. DRAWN BY W_ H. Me gees « WASHINGTON NEWS : hold an Executive session, which motion pre- | yo0 0 tit. Iece All persons arehereby| NATEONAL THEATRE, The Prospect —Yesterday we took oecasion friends. “Thus, in trath, he could do nothing | vaited, ane tic foe ok — else than openly to proclaim that which all| At the onclusion of the Exegutive session who see behind the curtain have for some time they adjourned. . known, vis: that his heart is in the cause to] Ii the House, nothing was dono after we A same. it q 251 snnovER ; KUNKEL & O...,....-.-.. -LESSEES i New York Tribune T FORD.....-.80LE ER. Se oa caer ee F jos. FA er ei and Times and other such journals were es- from from corner : tion a i i ent to press. cf 7th and D streets The finder will please re- thane lett saying to make their readers believe that which he has so long given his influence on | w P e a | a . isa _ ms Seer hes saben 4 i. eonvenient occasions—that of the opposition Frececainge st To-Biy. ara hor Seity tae ocr where Reoeved se = : rebesear eee emocrats in Maine. oe convention of the 17th inst., their men in| ‘t¢ In the fenste, to-day, on motion of Mr. i SSS. Se WORK BOXES, Elastic | Family Circle | Fyne 4 sanes. RE , Cora ct SP > 3 ») | wRs. FARBER, the great Tragic Actress. TRIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Washington familiar with political affairs, in Summer Gafdi gg. —Could we model the so ep ei sare — ra conversation freely admit the utter hopeless- | habits of our fellow-citizens according to our ~~ — mn Com- ness of their cause. This declaration of ours | own views of the fitness of things, no water- | merce. is so forcibly illustrated in the last issue of | ing place should this summer be patronized | Mr. Butler then again took the floor and a IVE DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, on ; The great play of the continued his speech commenced on the day ‘Thursday, in Pennsylvania avenue, near the the National Era, that we quote it for the| for more than a week at most, at atime, by | Sry sa me gee that of Mr. Sumner, last | Capitol, or in the Capitol. a small purplemorotcee | WRECKER’S DAUGHTER. information of the Star's readers. The Era, | the same guests. Instead of the routine of a | delivered ou Kansas affairs. POCKET BOOK, with a steel clasp, nearly Marien... 5.0 2s0-.onecelocovésccos tte. Ferven in the article to which we allude, is showing | breakfast between 9 and Il a. m, “Boston” | In the House, no quorum being present, ora Dalek. ‘ TT mote “The nodes" wilt recetve To conclude with the comedy of the the madness of the purpose of Messrs. Blair, | faro, or talking polities for the men until din- | they adjourned immédiately after the journal | five — if he will return it te this office. RIGHTS OF WOMEN. Greeley & Co , to throw aside, in these times, | ner time, wine and segars for two hours there- | was read. » ake k haewh excut Widow Biandish... -Mrs. Farren all their men of experience in the conduct of | after, and then a napuntilteatime, andcards| 9. 17 goss Drsasten.—A des- | P’“uector Dove's Falkirk Ale . MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1858. public affairs in order to nominate Col. Charles | or the ball room until midnight; and, then, h from Montreal says that twenty-seven James Fremont, because of his so-called mil- } surely, cards until from 2 to 4 in the morning ; lies have been found, and that the search Younger’s India Pale Ale the Dramatic Reason, and Testimo- Last night of tary reputation and the presumed utter igno- | and instead of lolling and gossipping away is still progressing for the bodies of the vic- ‘Hibbert’s London Brown Stout and Porter, in a Seealoen td Qe bats va MR» GEORGE KUNKEL, : time of th disaster. Several of the in- rance of the people with reference to his qual- | the forenoon, rougeing and flouncing for din- foubaane ‘aan eae eral of acaba BRYAN 2 When an extraordinary bill will be offered. ifieations to conduct the bark of State in the | ner, flirting in the drawing-rooms or porticoes sea gp [7 The Box Sheet for the sale of Rerervea present perilous condition of the times Its or groves until tea, and undue whirling in the Sreamsoars Burxr.—A fire ovourred at ie Seats will be open every day. Office — editor says: t REWARD. ; s ‘walts with Tom, Diek, and Harry, from 8 p. | Algiers, opposite New Orleans, on Monday 1VE DOLLA tween 9 a. m. and 5 p. bscrfber, on the 10th = = —— —______ mith 7 night, by which five small steamboats were | 1, stles from the subscriber, on GRAND EXCURSION BY RAILROAD ‘Mr. Buchanan will receive, we presame, m. until midnight, we would send them all, pe and one life lost. The loss is estimated eg GEE reg endo ick, or THE electoral support of the South, or | of both sexes, roving over the conntry upon | at $50,000. ie right scar on the left shoulder, and sprung in il the amine gf as Fanoanigala | hn reltnad cad snambosh rates in sual | “Semel Wome mea Toe | Sat TS ee ee Bonvention shall obtain the electoral votes of | parties, stopping at pleasant villages, climb- | sgpForD WATER, 20 Jectiy. ated eenend tues tataer wnae wi a New England, New York, Ohio, Michigan, | ing mountains, sailing, fishing, riding, living Mess aagthy eared bogey dy mg cael MESS 13-300 WIL _ GATES. EK COMMITTEE rng comple in ; the debatable States then will i Springs to Kentucky. All received this day direct, at GIL~ ASHINGTON COUNTY, DISTRICT above Company havin; be, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Illi- only on good, substantial fare, and breathing MAN’S new Drug Sto! Ww , their i “ of Columbia.—! bereby certify pepe ng he tel txosenon nois, Iowa, and California. The advocates of | tly pure atmosphere. Such a change, while that J. P. Nourse, of said county, brought ages Be ie Sac loe7 wal giveun RxOUR: Fremont say that he could carry Illinois and | it would greatly lessen the cost of the usual before wget a ph a greys es saa, ecaner ae WASHINGTON JUNCTION (Relay se) Towa, and that he would stand as good _ ® | Summer trip to all, would really benefit the seapreyp ieeslpe mene digi tasine and en ane hind gout 7 bad a bridle and On MONDAY, June 16, 1856 chance for Indiamm as Judge McLean; bat, | oii of every person enjoying it; while it | TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, as a stand by fort j | #addle on him atthetime, and both front shoes of. | 4... tfal Retreat bas been put in the admitting this for the sake of the calculation, Last year during our sickty tim Given under band of me, one of the Justices of deligh' Pt what shred of evidence have they for the be- | could injure no one’s moral health, which, s0 invaluable as 0 tonic — 7 | te Pesce in and for sald’ county, this eleventh poset com, eee b she. pooeent, per Mr lief that he could carry New Jersey, P D~ | far as the young, inexperienced or thought | Droggists generally jJelitr | day of June, 1658. SHOEMAKER,(L.8} | biyio to the citi ‘3B Sar , —~4 5 a ae ies ws tee aa less are concerned, rarely fails to suffer torri- it Fer—Thie Weed’s Heir] Tye owne ee ee econ 2) |e “into ‘ wseenend ingtoe indi: shady arbors, a villon cisive secession from the Democratic pa ry. | bly from the contagious influence of indis- | 8 Seyret engined rere forward, prove property, pay char sand = it | pee toring 1, Seeing places, a spacious pa’ Pena heitd SS be ee criminate trem ish ont No fale til ened grow Wap, "Highlands, D.c, hens a rs aa the weePUTA’S BRASS AND STRING BAND : c one was ever yet benefitted mentally or mor- ral color: It le wot a Hair | Rockville Turnpike. . is-se 7 gy ee Sa Demure pee a Mls habe abagtion: ally by the “‘Mr. Pink and Miss Posey” at- ints $2; quarts $8, Read the sdvertioement on the‘ourth NEW STYLES FOR mu ® cles of = eee he be served up by the ca distinguished by their subservience to slavery. | tributes of watering-place society, while such | 5 2 = deleee ARSEILLES prietor n short. nothing: ndone Salles og Signy Ses orlp ope Ponb. | associations have laid the foundation for the etetes in peat aE ene White Gk eae Barege Basques and | to all who may favor the Company with their cipal gpebiierry Aieperey ‘Donk: destruction of the property, happiness, char- ee ae ee an ee as eRe ES exci presence cratic ae oa | ® large portion of the old, | acter and health of untold thousands. -soieerg tl: ent J US $s rented Keo hacer napreap nh Black Chantilly and French Lace Scarfs and anes —— Rapdiotaed had yates hea xn vy only Dat pian, 2, Rave, Messetrs, and Mer- mows deine aoctors fan are recommended Wy our ere i and chea| assortment of | ductor. Capt Collins Retorning, will leave th Pennsylvania and New Jersey, or Pennayiva. | @&me8—the publio—start out from their homes Jae rele tothe throat, er any condiuned exertion, dod'we | MANTILLAB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION | Relay House at 6 o'clock pm at ty nia pi California: the last two would raise | in social parties of from half adozen totwenty | them truly invut “Gazette, eae eee that cam be found in any one establishment in| Tickets For lady and gentieman - Washington. LARS ; for each itiopal lady $1; can be pro- his vote to 150, one more than enough to elect. | friends, and journey hither and thither, step- Also, an additional supply of Embrolderies, | cured from the Committee and members cf the “ The available candidate, as against Buch- President’s Mounted Guard. i ibbons, Ladies’ Dress Tri &e. Company only. anap, must be able to beat him in his own ping hy the way Nnetenss eo S21 DATS WeaT, ’ ge 13-e08t = MAXWELL & BRU. ‘Order and decorom insured. State, and carry New J ” healthful exercise, tender chickens, fresh . Bennett & B Ft i ln Ne Committees. » y or7s- , A : RON HALL BOOT, SHOE, & THUNK Lieut. C. W. Flint, Aman with balf an eye in his head will |¢re#m, new made butter, vegetables ork * ro ESTABLISH J. HG. McCutchen perceive from the above statement that there | CUlled, and really iupoions: Sraib, ace wisein estroge tie day reecteon Senate Lieut does not exist a shadow of s hope for the op- | *heir reach, and something new and interest- rove rgd lcapenetatorroal : a large asscit- ponents of the Democracy. No comments of | 198 i8 to be scen. Every railroad line in the | pertect cars hes been effected. Tam satisSed that ment of Ladies’ rl medi- United States—that is, running across the a* o as 4 purifier of the | and Gentlemen's or THE . illustrating the fact that James Buchanan and | ©°try, of two hundred miles in length, of- | "3 7,{nnt7- Seng snether lot by railroad. 5 “. John C. Breckinridge must necessarily be the | f6r# & dozen such delightful stopping places, Heal Ab cki Eadie, ee TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, next President and Vice President of the Uni- | W2erein more substantial physical comforts E PILLS.—The combioation of Ingredi- ON MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1856, ‘ ents a the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and ted States. Mr. Buchanan will carry Penn. | ®f@ tobe enjoyed than in any crowded wa- | oirits sre pases nye ey naraml Practice of over thirty ours can render it more forcible in the way of of all styles. ‘Ladies’ new style Gaiters, all colors; . and black, bronze, and colored Gaiters, with and E COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS i jori tering place in the United States, and for less | Zrecs' sues" gresTe,the Sirections have heen strictly fol | TH cutting at Ot Mises” Ohiidemto ae appointed by the Northern Lib- ~~ by forty oe cadelfio Fie cost; the cost of transition by rallied in- rallovd petsfel God Giisenhs ese est aeeuiere, fant’s ‘Shobs’ all st les. Gents Boys, and Youths cities’ Fire Company to meke th map Who can possibly be nomina iy . the change of life. They will cure the Whites, and remove | Patent Leather an: French Calf Boots and Shoes | necessary arrangements for thelr Annual Pic ° Republicans. Lancaster county, heretofore cluded. The great lakes should be taken en | «ll obstructions arising from cold, exposure or any causes; . > route by steamboat, to say nothing of the trip | thc agent, vad ger a Ohne ea wae Preventive. Call upon reat and cies my stock before purchasing anti they intend girl 2 PIC NIC atthe nme always sare for an opposition majority of from | eT nn tee puinciet oct ae iL | vesesi fer Sox, witn fll diretious, Seid woleeals and | elsewhe 8. P. HOOVER; Iron Hall, | HOUSE PAVILION, on MONDAY, Sune i6th, four to six thousand in a Presidential eleo- | ‘0 the same way down the Mississippi to its | roti Bee rue eeeEIt, Fennaytvanis avenue, | je 13-tr Pa. av., bet’n 9th and 10th sts The Committee nameelves to spare no tion, will give him five thousand majority at | PMuence with the Ohio, and the return to | cni'n 's. 7 OLssEk, Gorse estan aston, D. C. pales to mabe this one ef thohest - [No. 560.1 season OTICE OF THE WITHDRAWAL OF Omnibures will be in readiness at the Northern N LANDS IN WISCONSIN —In pursuanceof | Market at 1 o'clock be sent, and the Pills will be seat confidentially, by mail, to ladies who enclose them one dollar. N. B.—See siguature on the box; to counterfelt {t is for- Jove least, and Philadelphia city and county will the coast countzy up the boty Mantoned. river do aswell for him. The influences at work | °° which one can travel, and live better while ‘ gran Scott? illon Band will be present; and ¢ in his favor in Pennsylvania are equally po- | °° doing, for less than the daily cost of board, ii” The Great Kuss: lands to the State of Wiscoss aie Shri pa Furnish ag Departtacat wil beth the best hands. t in New J d will produce there | dging and interminable et ceteras at any | BONO FUBLICO—“Brery metres struction of railroads in said State,” instructions |. The Steamer Groxcx WasuincTox will leave ten in New Jersey, and will produce there watering place in the country. house handy tn ones ct accidents to he chide have been issued from this office, withdrawing pee een = clock ; a 2; Navy like results. ring It te © Boston remedy of thirty years’ standing, and ts re- | from market, until further orders, al! the landsin 7 = Sea ee Es for P. — — Our belief is that he will not on! Fs ig. } Commended by physicians. It is a enre and epecdy cure for | said State ; and contivuing the reservation of the chets 'LLAR ; for a Gentleman “ or i. " = al A «3 wa = ee iy rrey. Well Said.—The Herald, yesterday, dis- | Saran Pies Bous Cone, Felons, Ouiibains, and Old Aas | *2me, as heretofore ordered by telegraph on the | Ladies. alifornia, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, bu gery. ° ese : * kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers, Itch, 29th <f May last. Floor Managers. coursing of political affairs says that ‘Live Rash, Banions, Sore Nipples, jrecommended by y Wm Smith Sam’l Culverwell E . ae F 2 : A portion of the lands will be restored to mar- 4 » - . Wisconsin, Michigan, Maine, New Hampshire, | Oak George” ss < brought to Vis’ Nammiar |) Prose Lanse: Gait mbocas Sourvssgen onl tomes tate | kot when the erected pint eee. || ° wae Turner, Nath’! Topping. Connecticut, and New York; the union of the | the great American party,’”’ In these few owe sae ame um Ween i ep ment rainable | of the roads are received at this office; of which Committee of Arrangements. Democracy in the latter State being already brief words concerning the political tactics of epee a the city of Boeton (eas Salvo arenes ee Bec resaget ripen = at the Ges = ‘Tand , " Akecnas? oe ence Birckuess, — perfect, while the Opposition there are hope- | one of its deities, the Herald, with character- interfere with a Physician's prescriptions. Itis made from | Ofice, at the city of Washington, this 1ith of | je 9-1t® J T.HALLECK, Treasurer. lessly divided into hostile camps. istic naivete, tells but God’s truth, we appre- srlices growing that ooghise ant dampen mine te O A. HENDRICKS, = 5 = a“ ~ : ee ;. | hond; or there can be no foundation whate ee, and others who thers : | _je 13-1awow Commissioner. RATIONAL BRASS BARD, Trembling.—Great uneasiness was mani- hc ee beg fasediicccteen, Snaete Sees earn ~——URITED STATES Maik, TSE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN. fested last night by the Republican members for the publications in that paper and other | i: boxes, stamped On the cover with « pictare of a bor UNITED STATES MAIL. formed that the above Band bas recently of Congress in Washington, concerning the | Drtherm journals concerning the various of- | ‘rappar, Price, 3s Casts S'bor’ Sold Satay FLORIDA. goca will, by the fillewing saael aeaegion y - a probable action of the George Law-faction | £8 of money made to delegates in the late | irrneial. “por sale at SHILLINGTON'S, agent for wee — Tausicland wd a = a «on in | Philadelphia Know Nothing Convention on | 1 ton. jan 83 Post Orricy Drrartment, Philip Fisher, J.R. Marsoletti, Know Nothing Convention now in session in condition that they would vote to make Live | = - = a enaeaee — eng oe wm Bergman, Gzetano Rapeiti, , “ :, ‘ S for mails of t! —F Bermen Menze, New York. The most experienced of their | OM George the presidential candidate of the | SEP LUCHANAN AND BRecuINRIDGE | P EOLOSAUS for comying the matis of th See ed. —ao drill-masters and managers have been sent on Grand Mass Ratification Meeting of the | i959 on the fol owing route in the State of Flori- Charles Be John Et we Gdaas Us The desien into h: simon pure Hindoo party. On that occasion | Democracy of the District of Columbia, under the da, in the manner herein specified, will be re. ‘ae The Mackey. r convention ledieate een Se isto have | cnoney could not buy enough delegates. We | 2*Plces of the Jackson Democratic Association, ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Office} John Arth: Michael Arth.’ that i money 'y enoug eg to ratify the nominations for President and Vice = 2 at convention indicate a preference for Fre- 2 nat Department, in the city of Washington, until 5 Confidently relying upon the public for a stare A mate ; are curious to learn what is to be tho result | President—James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, f the Ist September, 1856, decided 5 mont, without formally nominating him, and ask : and Jobn C. Breckinridge, of Kentuck; Pee ey ke of their patronage and support, we guarantee to . . of the “‘bidding”’ in the convention of Live ; "i ? y on the next day : farnish good music for all occasions upon the then to adjourn with the avowal of the pur- 6 ‘A Grand Mass Meeting of the Democrats of the | 6257 From Coumbus, by Fort Fanning, Shoal t bi 3 » ; Oak’s party now in session in New York city. | District and surrounding counties ef Maryland T. Od Town, Cle iz, most reasonable terms. pose of supporting F. if nominated by the ap- and Virginia will be held atthe CITY HALL on| - own, O'd Town, Clay gy Atsena | | Orders left with Messrs. Firhrr. at No. 216 proaching Philadelphia Republican party con- Apropos: Commodore Stockton, that so disin- TU ESDAY EVENING next, 17th instant, at 7 Otle, and —— to Bay Port, and | Pennsylvania avenue, ¥arsoletti, Fir t Ward, vention. Two things stand in the way of the terested and consistent politician, bas entered | o'clock ie the ah oe 1 Bidders will s:ate the distance, and pro owe au Spaapyeeniee 8] Navy Yard, will rom, atten 0. consummation of this scheme: First, Mr. Fit!-| the ring of buyers or bidders there. Thou- | city: Georgetown and Alucandrie eee eg eins | schedule which will make due connexiog whih the | °° fa a" sind) P - sands of copies Sf a clap-trap biography of | to attend with Banners and Tran jes. steamers plying between New Orleans, La , and | — more will probably have many more friends = ee ‘slat ao ait 4% rans Distinguished genti-men trom every Biate of | Key West, fis. in that convention than the Republican party aL abempeie. | f ORE NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR & the Union are invited and will address the meet- managers here dream of. The Fillmoreites | 4 ®88° of the age, have lately been sent to Proposals for once-a-week service are also in- MAUR Y’S — Wit and Wisdom of the Rev vited. Sydney Smith ; by Duyctinck, $1 25. ing. Ber every national man, every lover of our hi ty. Wi that th ill effect fi NOTE. Gunist = Ai > ss . . is city. i e Century before j an imaginary biography have been quietly working to secure delegates tl his ci Wwe opine that they will e ‘OF | glorious institutions, attend. Proposals must be guarantied by two responsi- | founded on fact ; by J. Talboys Wheeler, FR in it, and are supposed to have in many cases his cause little more than was effected by the By order of the Committee of Arrangements : ; . ble persons, certified G8; 2vols, $2 J.D. HOOVER, Chairman. judge of 2 court of record; an Solract must be The Huguenot Exiles ; 8 historical novel, 2c. a * A ye entered successful suret) echanics’ Tables; containing areas and cir- sent to have tho body sold out to the Republi- pmilor bitgrsrey of tivo Uak George; ‘The Comuliies iphone before the Ist of October, 1856. = = cumferences of circles and sides <teqost oquases, cans on any terms whatever. Their second ve noi, of the Goumicen: "Demers Se nee i. me pled will be made for trips not performed, ——S a = % — dotler stumbling block is the fact that the real The Nominations in Illinois.—A corres. join the First Ward Association on the line of | © cach of such omissions not satisfatorilyex- vinoer, 30 Gekte” mark succeeded in electing men who will not con- late so universal gratuitous distribution of a , Marine i . . ined three times the pay of the trip may be de- ineer, 5 George Law men of the convention are nearly pendent at ce at reset Soy Riccctttons Matesiell the pseindias diced, Latest ae 2 far ebind => piiueaneuon © Se Pos gh 4 " i under date of June 9th : The Fourth Ward Association and the mem- haarresyaaacce ‘gain Tecra laces 3 7* : ee oo. = a Editor of the Star :—We held our ratifica- | bers of the Jackson Demociatic Association will | *’Miciently excused, one-fourth of the compensa- Life Sketches from Common Paths; 2 series of an uring rill be i ;un'ess the delinquencybe prompt- The Rise and Progress of the English Consti- the session of the convention that nominated | Saturday. It was very large, andthe nomi. | | The Sixth Ward Association are requested to | ly ang satistactorily explained. ‘for Deglecting to ] tution; by E.'S. Cressy M A., third edition, #1. nees an platform were endorsed with unan- | ™ *tthe Fifth Ward Association at the quarters eo Sine; fat aati ¥ ees ye . 5 i ured, destroyed, + OF lest ; . C. Trench, “. — of ws — —- — undreamed of Democratic victory in this quar- Tee er ens ear aad avenue to 7h . bilan oe rg | 224 for refusing, af:er demand, ioconvey the mali B = ae ote se jown in hand—as the 0 8: af TRESS CTORY. is section of the State as s criterion, you may | down Peansylvania avenue to 4 street, up 4y | od 0 running pepe pda pcan At Fairview Cotton Works ‘Alenandria,Va ms he Republi ith write down Illinois sure for some thirty thou- | Street to place of meeting. je 13-4t VING ADDED THE MATTRESS BUSI. ad eS sell cub so 7 wegincie a mene obeying the post office Jaws or instructions of the ness to our other manufactures we are now & pecuniary consideration that will balance ridge. Association will meet at Potomac Hall | department. The Yostmaster General may al‘er pre; Strinedl iy ‘the on RecohjG are er expeated tobe oh servicahy Ceecdore a pro cn smeane ot | cle of Cotton cf Shuck MATTRESS. We have * a : apge — i = J 0" . Every mem! ex; anew patent shuck picker in use, w! splits of t: to defeat Fillmore’s nomination. Con ed t : enate age “4 2 P on the contract . Hemay curtail or dis- a lol. believe that with so little‘ show’? deville, to be Appraiser of Merchandise for olarr} eee of Importance will be brought up for continue the aS in whole or in part, at pro ae oe Ents Se the matt pasteet wieneer JOHN M. THO TON ce compensation on the amount of service old kind, being more elastic and durable 2 b's, i i ix- | Thomas Warren resigned. : wh FN El) er ggee ce epee ep the «*Recond | With other facilities and arrangesnente. enable us 1 have, the Republican managers will pay six- ‘4 JOSEPH P. SHILLEN, LATE SE ty compete in price and ity with Baltimore and pence in aught but promises to vbtain the co-| Stephen D. Dillaye, of New York, to be SL ereiary of the Fit Ward Pioneer Asso- proposals for No C57 Fmida. 20 eres | other a ee any tion meeting here on the day before y ay assemble at City Hall. tion for the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines | American tales » by Mrs Julia L. Dumont, 1 esterday, 5 i i i take the mail from or into a post office; for suifer- his Lifeand Genius. with specimens Fillmore, it was well known tat the managing imity and seal, foreshadowing a heretofore of that Association. on Capitol Hill, and march u of ie Bie ter of Illinois., Taking the sentiment of this] proceed up 7th street to Pennsylvania avenve, | *% fequently as the contractor runs, or is concern- of obtaining votes. They are, therefore, not n sate pee SEE SD IP ed failures to run agreeably tocontract, or for dis- A sand majority for Buchanan “and Breckin- Se seveN TH WARD DEMOCRATIC H pared to the trade with a superior ur !- their cash payments in the unsuccessful work on SATURDAY EVENING, June lath, at 6 | the schedule. He may also order an ee : Mattresses filled with these are superior to the i ta decrease of , allowing one mo: th)s ext: for success at the polls in November, as they oe bee SC Sev neha Meoaae, Xie ORNTON Bey? Tyencent co The amou vot "4 ed ‘ 2 “Proposals for No. 6857, Florida.” : operation of the Law fastion as indicated | APpraiser of Merchandize at large, vice Geo. | ciation, was unanimously expelled from said Ar- Fr sepiat et Ladies Aimcil et et advertise. | Pasticular size or kind filled immediately Also, a of Cotton Warp, Wrapping sociation on the Saturday previous to the election it for carrying the mails in Virginia, North x ‘ > above. The final determination of Mr. Fill | W- Pomeroy, deceased. he having proved recreant to the ‘Anti-Know Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, ee = lars oiense more to remain in tho field, as officially an- Resigned.—First Lieutenant AldenSargent, bpm canes. dated January 12, 1855. B. RANDOM, President. j JAMES CAMPBELL, FITZPATRICK & BURNS, nounced by our talented and trutbful neigh- . — Alexandria } 9th infantry, U.S. A., has resigned, to take NOTICE.—OMNIBUSES WILL BE| _J¢!3-lawiw Postmaster General. JOHN Bocuse Agent, bor yesterday, is regarded by the Republican | ‘effect June 7th, inst. aged and in readiness to convey vis- Fo SALE—A BUSTON BUILT CHAISE - Ne. 38 East Market Space, Georgetown. members as one of the very ugliest signs of — itors from Washington to the Ladies’ Fair, at with harness. Je 12-1m ; Forrest Hall, and back in every even: t the times; being likely to embolden his secret | The Current Operations of the Treasury | forrest Holl, and back aga iaesrets ieee hid ext: venue OOK, MOST EE Lan OE REET W friends in the Law faction convention to strug- | Department.—On yosterday, the 12th of June, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-| (\REAM.—A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL- schooner Commander. , gle for him to the extent of making a grand | there were me warrants entered on BS crnn a Persons are hereby caus Cc keeper, or other be supplied with me cl any one on my account, as I and imposing bolt in case the intrigues of | the books of the Department— $24,219 74 | Wil net settle any debt contracted witheat ine those sent over from this city seem likely to , 540 87 peenon order. JOHN WAGNER. od make Mr. George Law’s convention a mere SOIT 66 benicar to-eeeee ens eee es — 4 Hock of P. A. Mumm, Frevk- tender to the schemes of the Abolitionists who 597 50 | SECON ONE COME ALL ITBE | Oritsaainey ns mee eisenhelmer _ are to meet in Philadelphia next week. hfe warrants 153,418 91 Rounee to thelr friends that they w iy “REMEDY FOR WARM WEATHES. si 1 Moselle a P. A. Mume. pr 2 ? it ational Theatre, on ‘4 " unerberger Morelle Senator Hamlin.—No well-informed person | War repay received and EVENING, Jun 14th, on which occasion an at- | JUST RECEIVED AT THE UNION BOT- | ai ‘ ive Aad icceee pan Zentaray bythe ene] O_O ei teenage oan | ume ee St roe | ate-made declaration of Mr. Hamlin of Maine, RESSI t, and for its support to a generous 24 no longer to profess identification with the sone SIONAL PROCEEDINGS. eye ulckets - blic. now . Also, ter of very superior quality, oe oo with a Senate, yesterday, t Eo hace tnmomuconed ioe, mpany. large assortment of of Democratic party, with which he bas been at =~ ppd 7 dla hy aa Claret of J. Michealsons & * g poe Co., Bordeaux. (Thece Rouge isthe best wine in the world) press, Mr. Butler continued his speech on the Je 10-56 ma Wena : “Por sale aa SANS SHR ELL, t . , + = F street, corner issue for years past, on tho great question that 5 rep THE LADIES OF TRINITY Georgetown. een: ewes Lf ti now divides the people of the country, Those sie gep bee eg ge ee ear Church, Georgetown, will holda FAIR — in Georgetown, or RD.—RANAWAY FROM | (made by Mr. Sumner) of a personal character at Forrest Hall, foaid liquidating the debt ‘agons, will meet with subscriber, on the 13th Feb- with whom he acts at home were overwhelm- nd these affecting the reputation of South | due on this Church; to in on MONDAY, ike ARNY & SHINN. last, my negro boy JOHN LANEY, Ta Sth instant, and continue during the week. jedte meaed forms 12 or 13 oa age rath- he) ingly defeated in the last State clecticn, by . eee ee TE PAE RIPE RATS texte ot sh | most ally invite the public to arms. the Democratic party. “We mean the anti- | and aimed at a refutation of whatever in the | cane), most respectfully ipvite U many beeatay | SPRATE'S PATENT LIGHTNING CON- Le. seem built, A feet—the only mark or prcuiiarity about slavery-Morrill-Maine-liquor-law-men, whose | remarke of the Senator from Massachusetts he | and rare articles they bave to dia of, and en- om DUCTORS. Bim Ie that his tore se very shortand webted | leaders are now the chieftains of the =e eal deemed derogatory to himself or his Stat joy the delicious Strawberries, ’ Prepared, for ‘Tee DERSIONKD, Res ONLY aes Se ed pod ote that he is ~ A Re He spoke several times in high terms of the | ‘he occasion. tf theorized agent for the sale of the above 1 wil bove reward for mated Republican Know Nothing party of the Massachi Carolina. He spoke warmly and earnestly ; 1 " tor Conductors, is now to execute all to me, no matter whe'e taken. setts of the Revolution and the period BSA NOTICE THE SUBSORIBER begs orders which may be given hi: will erect ~eoat ‘D C. DYER. State. Senator Hamlin hed but the choice of | immediately following, when W achington him- leave to call the attention of the a Molle _ woe mo . He = = ta sk dS two courses before him, viz: either openly to | self said he rested one arm on Soath Carolina | to his stock of GLASS and QUEENSWARE [UST RECEIVED Scoteh Berri: admit his entire identification with the oppo. and the other on Massachusetts. He adverted a pat oy wg gg ply dd 80 doing they J ags “ to the hasty and inconsiderate legislation of réers Fresh Peaches and Apricots sition to the Democracy, or to Tepudiate all | the latter State in passing resolutions of severe | ., ile and Dinner Seis lower than the lowest at 5 Prune Cordial further connection with Gov. Morrill and his | censure aginst Mr: Brooke for his resent ga Deter Oth and 10th strects. army of Republican party Know Nothings. | S#eult Sumner, aoe that body could | - WaSRINODON AiG URW Ost. But the latter course would hardly have beon have known, nature o! evidence to be ted by the committee of the House of LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY. admissible ; insomuch as, under no consider. enssseutetieee inted to investigate all opel weed Meeting of the stockholders of the ation, would the Democracy of the State have | the facts. ee re e of his kingman,. Mr Tek Gon sgsin consented to aflliate with him ; because | Brooks, very bij Chey are yep a Feet Washington ,on WEDNESDAY, Ju- | QOFT CRABS AND GREEN TORT supply; Booms, fi they attelbute to his counsels much of the ter- | the language of Mr Sumner. ‘Before be bad | Ya teaee 2 1KL F. CLARKE, Res, Sanney ppervenonendore ©, SAUSTER .