Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 4 is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsyloania avenues and 11th strest, By W. D. WALLACE, and is served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER eee payable peg ns the Ageats ‘3 served eats por month. a cosil sabsaribets the ; ad is PHREEDOLLARSANDFIF-| “ T 8 year ia TWO DOLLARS |. VOL. IX. or stx months, and ONE DULLAE for three ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Corner of lith st. and Pa. avenue. month} for less than three moaths atthe rat of MR. F. NICHOLLS CROUCH, m 8 week. uF” SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. THE COMPOSER AND LECTURER, AND THE MUSICAL EDITOR OF “ “GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,” DENTAL. Has ESTABLISHED HIMSELF AS THE SINGING MASTER OF THIS INSTI- Ww. CARD.—SINCE hy ALLEGED HAS ‘oreelain mounted on gold plate is y substance thatoan be'wark in the mouth, by the last American Dental Conven- ? I deem it but just to myself and the cause TUTION, respectfully announces to Heads of Families, Schools, and Strangers visiting asbington, that be bas a few leisure houes to devote to Private Scholars, and that some vacancies oceur im his ‘* Aeadewmcal Classes,” Sr gies pes? Bhatt by changes in the Administration.) To fase admission, early application must be }, and examinations required as to capability for oining. | - His First Classes Course of Education: I tabor, that a statement to the pablic Deciamation, Dramatic Reading, Recitation, Oratotio, * Church Service, English Opera. Founded om the Bystem practised in the European Conservatoire and Royal Academy of London, tn which he to18 a Professor. : Ang to qualify those Pupils studying Musi¢e as a Profession, Mr. CROUCH gives Historical, Biographical Sketches, and Readings on the SCIENCE AND PROGRESS OF MUSIC AND WORKS UF THE EARLY MASTERS, (copiously Hlustrated,) every Thursday Rvsaing, at 8 o’clock, at the ball of the Institute, ia which the Pupils themselves take part, thereby acqu' Ting that confidence and self-possession to be gained only under the auspices and direction of ths Practical Master! Terms ard Circulars to be had at the Academy, where Mr. CROUCH can be seen every morning from 7 til 9 o’clock ; and ou Monday, Tuesday, Thursdayand Friday Evenings (devoted to Gen- tlemen) from 6 till 9 o’clock. Days for Class Meetings—Monday and Thursday, from 2 W116 o’clock; Tuesday and Friday, from 10 ull 12, (morniag.) All letters should be addressed to Mr. Crovcw, 453 13th street, between EK and F north Scns Hope Chapel, in the city of New York, ia Uon at in ce > agust tert | received a persoail written invita- jon from the requesting me to attend t my improvement in Dentistry. I did sowed specimens of my style of , besides those that were then worn per- ho were there, and had worn therm for > three years. And these specimens-ettracted Ries ention and admiration of all who saw them. 1 gave a succinct account of the nature of the ina- terials used, the process of makiag, the complete su-oaas of the teal application ef my meth- 5 clearly its merits and smperiority over former methods. > Bat, let it be remembered, that a majority of the mem bers of that Convention deemed it ‘‘ua- i”? to patent a dental improvement, vat the Paodkcconsea moreramerges Aaperrat tags strongt: there—an. wi - terest ap Method most decidedly interferes—that the report of this Convention was published un- der the su of that Interest; and fur- ther, be it remembered. as a significant fact, my speech or explanatien was mot published + that report, which includ d everything else that was said, of Avtoever trivial a na —— it is true) that it was shown by this Convention what is above stated, the sub- stance thus ‘‘sbown’’ may not be free from pre- wortherch 50 Patent Eng. Lever Gold Watches..3100 00 . 100 Patent Aa hor Lever (18 k. ) Gold Watchee..... 200 Silver Lepine Watc! arranted...12 judice But, whether itis or not, and wh _ tay taking out letters patent be deemed profes: | 2° Gvsness legless shaman A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, WHOSE sional or otherwise, I shall still persist in holdirg P00 Cold Lockets *Giarge size and double" sands of life have nearly run out, discovered and defending my patent, in spite of the divers ¢ ? 1 while living in the Fast Indies, a certain curefor insinuations and Ritsehoods of my professional 700 Gold ‘Lockets, small size eee # Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, bre ones | Colds, and General Debility Wishing todoas ™much good as possible he will send to such of his atiiicted fellow beings as request it, this recipe, | with fall and explicit directions for making it up and successfully using it. He requires each ap- licant to enclose himone shilling ; three cents to speedy as post ive on the Recipe, and the re- brethrea, and shal! sti!) continue to manufacture at my. different offices, as | have for the past three y iaimliabie and absoiutely perfeel arti- tures, and defy any dentist in this or any other country, to pred.ce a similar work of art, to , beauty, curability or artistic ex- le of teeth, waich | am now ma- 1,000 Gold Pencils......... 1,00) Gold Pens, with Silver Penc!) 3,000 Goid Rings. 800 Gents’ Hea f be komewus & RERBSS UsBYseeses segs wil king ; farther offer ARE WARD OF mainder to be epplied to the Pe of this ad- rite‘ HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shali be vertisement. Address Dr. H. JAMES, Jersey Promptly paid, in case thev are soe nalled, 300 | City, N. J. feb 16-1m aie Meneonn ce eae on | P['1i3 18 TU GIVE NOTICE to the pubile fed 23 "Re ave Washington “ce, | ,5,000 Gift Books... .. eeeese that the co-partnership of Joseph Josephsand - ~ x 10,000 Pairs Pocket Scissors. Moses Sigel has this day dissolved, and Jose 10,000 Miniature Gift Books or Prints Josephs is authorised to receive all cinims due the 9.350 Pen Knives or Lots of Stationery. | above firm, and, also, to vay the indebtedness of Will be presented to the purchasers of Books, the game. at PHILBRICK’S GIFT BOCKSTORE, uoder | “Tie business will hereafter be condurted by Dexter’s Hotel. fee sign of Gift Bookstore. Call | Moses Sigel. JUSFPI JOSEPHS. @ | and examine the immense stock of BOUKS and mar 2t* MOSE3 SIGEL. penne. PRESENTS and get catalogues teb 28-tf ~ gee “ = DR. STEPHEN BAILY, SS HOUVER’S BUGT, SHUK, AND eg S. Trunk Establishmenrt.—I have this day received for the Ball Ladies’ White Satinand Kid iceled Slips and Congress Gaiters Also, a splendid assortment of Gentlemen’s Pat- ent Leather Congress Gaiters and Boots My stock of Boots, Shoes, and Trunks Is the largest in this elty, and will be sold cheap for cash SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. i RS D. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A/ Hi Sehool for Young Ladies on the 9thof March | in one cf the bulidings formerly occupied by Dr | Peck ,No 457 12th street, between 6 and H, in| which will be taugbt the various branches of Eng- lish, with French, Music, Drawing, Papier Machie, &c Office No. 195 Pennsyivania Avenue, Three doors from lith street. Ds; BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he can be seen at all hours, at his office, located asabove He feels assured that an exp:- rience of fifteea years’ practice, with the large number of patients, and yreat variety of difficuit | Forterms a Pe aba are at herresidence. | “aii in want will do well to call and examine ewes that he has treated successfully, will enable | A department for little Boys will also be formed. | my stcck before parchasing elsewhere him to surmount any difficulty, scleatific or oth- | feb 25-2w* 8. P. HOOVER, erwiee, relatiag tothe Teeth His own experi- ence confirming the opinion of many men emi- nent in the profession, and especially Drs. Harris and J.and EK Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard all mercurial preparations for fillin Teeth, also all Ename's, Gutta Percha, India Rubber, and Cements for the constrastion of Von- tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted ea Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance that an be worn in the mouth, as was most conelu- sively showa by the last American Dental Con- vention. Although he flatters himself that from his long Tesidence and practice in Washington, he is fa- ‘Yorably Known to bis numerous friends and pa- trons, he begs leave to refer them to the foll ng TESTIMONIALS. From the late Rector of the Ouugch of Bplphamy of this city. mar3-lw _ Bet 9th and 10th sts , Penn ave GOLD WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD CHAINS IAMONDS, CORAL, SLONE CAMEO, Rich Pearl and Painted Sett Jewelry, pure Silver and Plated Ware, Pebble Spectacies, kinds Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Balis, Keys, Resding Glasses, ete , for sale at extreme low Weights, &e The trade supplied at wholesale | prices da this week. An object for any who prices. ash or Clocks given in exchange for | wish value received for their money old Silver or Gold Watches. Also, good Watches Please call early as several rich erticles are on forsale low. Call and see for yourselves, at sale for a few days, at 333 Penna evenue Jan27-2 J. ROBINSON'S. 349 Pa av., mar3 H. 0. HOOD. jan 27-2m opposite Browns’ Hotel. pee WATCHES, awruns ARD SILVER MATS! HATS! AKK. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL | | AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF aie wens ey * A | & the most splendid and rich styles of Ste de! toque with "TAYLOR'S ; Jewelry; a @ very superior assortment o! NOTICE. TIME 18 MUNEY,. Chocks !— clocks iN— CLOCKS !!!— Call at the Great Clock Emporium, opposite F Browns’ Hotel, and see the greatest a-sort- ment of CLOCKS this side of New York Good Clocks warranted for $1.50. Also, all ‘Time Keeping Watches, in gold and silver cases. HATS, of BALTI- | Gold 8 eciacies, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbies, your ekilt coe nk Soma best black Seal, Keys, and every other article usuaily kept got up in the latest style for $3.50, as good as those usually sold at $5; and a good faskion- @ at $3, worth $4; it-rate Hat, $2 Sw. materials and the best workmanship is employed to produce a $5 Hat, which Is sold for | 93.50. Wedo2 cash business, meet with no los- ses, but give each customer full value for bis Lagones & elt Hats unusually low. N. ent for Driscoll’s Balm of a Phousand Flowers. ice 25 cents per Lao ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa. ayonue, Agent fora New York Hat Compa: se W6W1f in a first class Jewelry Store. lamalso manufacturing some very fine solld | sliver ware, such as splendid ‘I ea Sets, Pitchers Urns, Goblets, Cups, Napkin Kings, Sp. ons, Forks, Ladies, &e , all warrznted Ptardard Silver. We do not sell Northern made Wares as of our own manufacture. Please ca'l at 333 Pennsyivania avenue. feb 21 HB. O.H J. W. FRENCH. Baltimore, Messrs. Bogs, Catmaa & Co % employe? Dr. Stephen Ba! a Cit ecate for wm a oop. gives ms great ploasure to exprese estimation of bis professioual jalstwore, Jangary 12, 1857. 4TH OF MAKCH. |} STRANGERS IN WASAINGTON ARE bere by informed, that ta mood nates their. wants on the Inauguration of Hon James Buchanan, President of the United States, and the succeeding festivities in the honor of that occasion, we have just received direet from the Importers, a large and beautiful assort- ment of DESIKABLE GOUDS, pment of all that Is new and desirable in our especial line, which will be made up at our uniformly low rates at the shortest notice. ‘To our customers who have so liberally patro- nized us, we return cur thanks, end say that we will be pleased to serve them as heretofore—guar | antecing entire satiefaction in all ceses We ‘Sstract from « uote received from the late How. Juba M. Claytuo. U.S. Sewers, Angust 19, 1856. eo meade for me work adwirably; aotitag could ery gratefally, JOHN m. OLAYFON, The teeth be better. ‘To those that sesk relief from the maladies of the teeth, I ean cheerfully recommend Dr. 3. Bully, as a superior Den Uist; be made s setof porcaia'n teeth for oueof my family, and plagged several tecth fo- myself, and the work has all stood weil for more ttrau teu years, ROBERT T. NIXON, | ve Va. Coufereacs of the M. &. Church South April 19, 1856. . We, the andersigned, haviag had occasion to avallodresl res Of tbe professional skill of Dr. 8. Bally, Serzeon Denttet, of Yate city; or baviog beeu cogoizsnt of his operations oo ¢ur e, between Oth and 10th streets. @3, HALF Wis, BRAIDS, CURLS, | Bandeaus, Frizzed Holiets, &c., always ou hand, and mede to orderata few hours notice. Ladies’ Hair Dyed, Saampooned, &6., inthe wost | complete manner. All sorta of ‘Tojiet Articles from the best French and English houses. | - No 308 Pa avenue, upstairs, over Davis’ Music | tore. families or frieads, take pleasure in expressing oun jesse so N. B—Hair work repaired or taken’ in ex- | would call particular attention to our assortment Mon of his wet ny ey age Ge er a change. feb 11-3m of VESTINGS, suitable for balls and parties, all Fiand we rescectfally re- to the confidence aud patronage af tre padlic ; of whieh we consider bim em'neutly worthy. TdOMaS CU. WALTER, J03. H. BRADLEY, Arcuitect U 3. Capitol. of Washington, D. C. THOMAS MILLER. M.D, GEORGE WALTON, of W ston, B.C. Bx-Governor of Flortia. WALTER LENOX, Mayor of W of the latest styles. GRUBB & LUSANO, Merchant Tailors, feb 23-2w 499 Sth street, near avenue, D. SMITH, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. CUAL KEPY UNDEK COVER. 2.240 ibs. to the Ton. New ON HAND. THE BEST QUALITIFS of White Ash, Red Ash and Lehigh COAL. | Satie to give satisfaction. Delivered free rom dirt. boo xy Also, Hick: Oak and Pine WOOD Tis eaccmaeeie Aneto nan it panies N ts a - +~ » ory. an ne a es, promptly atten to; and al. usiness pang ap maaan ot gt i Te T. J.& W. M. GALT, partelaiog to the office of a Magistrate will be oon s WIGHT, Princizal Bittenhouse academy. at the earl est moment. one square south of ba. avenue. N_W. corner 12th and C streets, No. siz, dispatched dec 20-tf ing DR. VILLARD, tist, Lats oF CHica: wert RESPECTFULLY INFORM the cl:izens of the District and Pee that having located himself in Was oe prceeermae prepared to perform Operations, ia his profession, in the most approved style Office No. 250 Penn. avenue, ry * GREAT REDUCTION = IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS py 24x5 ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL- adelphia manu- first rate Sewed or P Gau- y tiers. FUR MOUNT VERNON ON MONDAY, tr tea AND FRI- A HE STEAMER THu ¢AS COLLYER will make three trirs each week to MOUNT VERNON, leaving Warbin; at9a.m , and Alexvandria at 9. cm t's fare, round trip, from Washington $l—from Alexandria 75 cents Coaches leave the Capitol at 9%, and pass up | Aven) OUltice 13th street, between F and G, west feb 14-1m ON EXHIBiTIO“ AND FOR SALE As MY NEW STORE, ONE OF THE largest, handsomest, and most varied assort- men's of LADIES’ FANCY GOODS ever of- fered in the District LADIES’ FRENCH DRESS BONNETS, Chi'dren’s Garments and Hats, 1 adits’ Dress Trimmings in the greatest profu- sion, hibbons, French Flowers ard Embrolde- ties, Straw Goods, Head Lresses, Ac , &c Strangers and citizecs are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock. M.WILLIAN, feb 26-39 Market &: , bet Pth and 8th sts, SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FAvine wire ons oe AR- rangements in regard to making Shirts and Drawers, 1am now full: prepares: to take and execute all orders promptly. mbes sarin to Fath street. Fare iv cents. ishing the Coaches will leave their Fragen ively cash. No extra urself. Terms positi to offset ebts. Call atthe; All m 2 th i wagers ee Peake Gia Seen. profi chargea Hat STORE, Seventh street, Pe i seaside aseia ges! near Pennsyivania svenue. Also, always on hand the largest assortment of miu-u white and fancy Marseilles Linen and Fancy DENTAL RGEON, R.B F.COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, atthe place formerly occupied by De ie Van Patten, has just received a ve: —_— supply of articles D seigroaee 'g to dentistry, res} st invites — to give hima call. Having his whole time to the pro- fession, he is perfectly safe in declaring that he will give entire aatindection in every case. The best professional references can be seen at his of- Bee. nov 12-tMarchvo* RK. MUNBON, AT 338 PENN’A AVEN is still maxing those beautiful ‘oatinuous GUM SEETH, calied Allen’s Patent, for the excellency of which over other styles of teeth, many now Wearing them in this city, will cheerfilly vouch. ‘Phere is one Dentist in this city who has been rma Sore ome and made a bad imitation of it, agafast whom f hereby cantion the public N. B. Whenever a Dentist speaks against Allea’s Patent Continuous Gum ‘Teeth, when Shirts of the latest French patterns. All Shirts warranted to fit orno sale, at HOPKINS’ BAZAAR, corner of 6th street and Penn. avenue, betwen Browns’ and National Hotels. feb 28-2w (intel) GAS FIXTUKES, H. MILLER, SON & CO., ALEXAN- e dria, Va. Ley constantly on hand a band- some variety of CHANDELIE: ‘3, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &c , from the celebrated factory of Cornelius & Haker, which they will guarantee to sell at the same prices bags go to private pur- chasers at the salerooms on Chestnut street, \- adelphia. Aliso, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and decorated Paper ‘Bhades, in great variety. Call and examine for yourselves. dee 1- sre sh memento bens ona ee Oe L&ke ESTABLISHED MEDICAL OF- JUST OPENED ON A NEW PLAN. NO. fice. Every description of curable diseases 51 Louisiane avenue, between 6th and 7th sts ,| speedily removed. Drs BROTHERS & GRAY north side, -lgn of the large Eagle. NOTICE. Z M* WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND myself bavi: ted, and now livin; separate and apart from each other under suc circumstances as exempt me from Ifability for any debt which sbe may contract, I deem it Ee to give notice to the public at large, as I ereby do, that she {s not authorized to contract any debt on my account, or credit, and that | will not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she may contrac: «either in her own name or mine CHISWELL DABNEY. Lyncnsuna, Va., February 14, 1457. _ feb 25 di VABNELL’S | PAINTING EMPORIUM German and Indian Botanic Physicians. Dre B. pry aye Locncegpearamdbo bony mans pe ie leperant pueNy tnd F ANCY PAINTING of} & G are at all times Teady to convince the most mpetent to make > every description will be executed at reasonable | skeptical that they can thont asain: ues- sua Ing to pay for the patent, je 16-tf = = woke.” tion, tell archos symptoms and complaints, jeterm! to give entire satisfaction to | and eugran! 6m an easy and speedy cure. DR. C. 5. GUUDMAN, 2 Dentist, and Manufactur. { ‘Artificial men ve nea ial. if aoe hare to 417 Penna. avenue. and Fancy Workten cheaper than the old standard prace. P** CeBt Cheaper The Establishment will be open from 7 a. m. to 4¢ past 6 o’clock p. m, and all orders will be prompity attanded to. feb 16-dim BRENCH FLOWEKS, Ss of athe HAVE THIS y ope a assortment of, as Flowets, Wreaths, and Head- resses. Also, now @ beautiful assortment aime! Bonnets orthe tetest Parisian styles HUTCHINSON & MUNKO, mar2-6t 310 ave , bet Oh and 16th sts Grsancans, moze 20, wept age and 9th streets. y your presents to take home with ycu. The greatest stock in Washing- oity. Non meet H. J. Mcl.AUGHLIN & @0, € Teeth. HOSE WHO ARK 80 UNFORTUNATE es lo require Artificial Teeta will find (without any nousease or hum. buggery, ert aot upon a metallic base or plat ei pure and con structed, as Delugsuperioe to all othet tenaee ‘The various op-rations of Dentistry faithfull and properly execcied. ‘fender ‘Teeth rendered useful for life, by new means. Teeth extracted carefully, easily, and skilifulty Uflice comer of Sth street and Pa. 5 > s Pa. avenue. ATS!—SPHING STYLE 1537.—We arse jast in recelpt of Beebe’s and other AKSY’S CUNFECTIONERY No. 84 Bridge Street, Georptiow~, b. c., HERE ALL KINDS OF ENTER®BAIN- ments are furnished with the best Ice Creams, Cakes, Water ices, Confect, &c , at the shortest notice, and on the most terms, Medal awarded at the last exhibition of Metro politan Mechanics’ Institute, jan3i-w (Union& Entel.) eS _ Fo SALE.—A PAIR OF FINE MULES, four bem be and very kind in’ barn le pply lo 1 ARNY & SHINN, Ne. 67 babes re eae Ta st of Gents’ HaTS. GEV. A B warns Fashionable Hat Store, feb 25-20 }¢ betw. fed %-t¢ ATIVUN STOCKS for sale b; 1d@ CHUSS BROTHERS, ig WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1857. mar ee 2 W aan CAPES, GLOVES, MITS, Star. _ NO. 1,291. EVENING STAR. List of Patents.—The following is the list of Patents issued from the United States Pat ent Office for the week ending March 3, 1857— each bearing that date: John Allender, of New London, Conn —Por improvement for sustaining friction-rollers in ships’ blocks. Alfred A. Blandy, of Baltimore, Md.—For improvement in casting plates for artificial teeth. Samuel Boorn, of Lowell, Mass —For im- provement in compositions for shuttle drivers. Chas. D Belcher, of Charleston, 8. C.—For improvement in sewing machines eo Hunt Byron, of Governor’s Island, N. Y —For pen and pencil holder. Leonard Baily, of Winchester, Mass.—For hand see Joseph W. Burnham, of Hartford, Cona.— For improvement in sewing machines. Henry Bushnell, of New Haven, Conn.— For improvement in trip hammers. Richard Collins, of Chicopee, Mass.—For improvement in washing machines. amuel Colt, of Hartford, Conn.—For im- provement in the lubricating fire arms. E. P. Cowles and J. A Cowles, of Uakfield, N_Y.—For improvement in churns. Nathaniel L Chamberlin, of West Roxbury, Mass —For hand printing press. Elisur E. Clarke, of New Haven, Conn.— For machine for cutting paste-board for boxes. Edward @. Chambers, of Bueyrus, Ohio.— For improvement in sheep shears. Stillman A. Clemens, of Kockford, Ill.—For peli ees in barvesterr. ‘aul Dennis, cf Stillwater, N. Y.—For im- provement in potato diggers Joseph De Sendsinier, of South Oyster Bay, N. Y.—For improvement in method of sus- pending wind wheels in self-revolving adju :t- ing frames. James Evans, cf Portsmouth, Ohio.—For improvement in mskiog tre for railway car wheels. Philander Eggleston, cf Mobile, Ala —For improved circular sawing mill. James H. Frampton, of Hopewell, Ohio.— For improvement in machines for harvesting standing corn. James Fulton, of Louisville, Ky —For im- provement in chronometer escapemente. Albert Fink, of Parkersburg, Va.—Vor im- provement in bridge trusses Firman Goodwin, of Astoria, N, Y.—For in provement in seed planters ewis W. Harris, of Waterville, N. Y.—For improvement in harvesters orace Holt, of Winchester, Mase.—Fcr hand stamy. Chas Hutchins, of East Douglass, Mass.— For improvement in machines for making axes. B. F. Josyln, of Worcester, Mass.—For im- preved screw wrench, Lucius J. Knowles, of Warren, Mass.—For imt rovements in weaver's shuttle. Caleb Lee, of Knox Township, 0 —For im- pr« ved raker for reaping machines. Robt. Leitch, of Baltimore, Md.—For im- proved basin cock Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Ter. ritory. PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STAvES: Is PURSUANCE OF LAW, I, FRANKLIN PIERC ¢, President of the United States, do here- by declareand make known that a public sale will be hetd at Towa Point, Doniphan county, in the Ter itory of Karais, ecmmencing on Tuesday, the Sth zy of May next, for the disposal of such of the lands heid in trust by the United States for the benefit cf Towa tribe of Indians as are situated within the ‘addermentioned townships of land in ssid ‘Territony ane ceded by said Indians in tru t as aforesiil, to it: Suuth of the base line an! east of the 2th princi- pal meridian. Townships No, one, inranges fifteen, sixteen, sev- enteen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty. Townships No. two in ranges seventeen, elght- een, nineteen and twenty, excepting therefrom a few special g.auis designated in the treaty, am «unt iag in the whole to eight huodred acres, and situste i township two, of ranges nineteen and 4wenty. Also at Paoll, in Lykius cr unty, in evid ‘Tertito- ry, commencing on Tuesday, the twentv-eixih day oft May next, for the disporal of euch of the lands held int rust by the Unites States, for the bene fit ot the confederated bai f Kaskaskia, Peoria. P ar- keshaw, and Woa Iaciana, og are si:uated in the un dermenticned tow psof said Territory, and ceaed by suid confederated | ands a3 a’oresaid, to wit: South of the buse Line end cast of the sizth principal meridian Townships filven, :ix.een and ecventeen, of range twenty. Townships fifteen, cixteen, aud seventecn, of range twenty-one. ‘Luwaships fificen, range twenty two. ‘Towuships fifteen, sixicen, seventeen and eight cen, of range twenty-three Towns: ips fi:teen, sixteen, s.venteen, and eight- e n, of range twenty four. ‘Townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, and, cight- een, of iau.e twenty five, Provision having been made by the second and third articles of the treaty of cession that each ingl- vidus! m: mber of sa d confedeiated binds should te entitled to one huncred and s:xty acres of laud ; and in addition, that ten sec-ions should be selected anc Selapart a4 a national reservation; and by the fifth article one section of six hun rea and for'y acres should also be selected and set apart fur the beacfit ofthe Ameri an Indian Mission Association ; and said lands, am untirg to about feriy .izht thousand acres, having been selected in the following town- ships above Lamed, tu wit: K Towns'ii, sixteen and seventeen, 1ange twen'y- ‘wo. Townships fifteen, ® xteea, seveatecn, and eizht- teen, rarge twenty-three fe Townships sixieea and seventeen, range tweaty> four. ‘Townships sixiecn aad seveutcen, range tw eaty- five, are hereby srt a part end reserved from sale Also, at Leesa pion, ia eaid Territory, commcne ing on ‘Tuesday, the twenty-third + ay of Jure next, for the dispo a! of such of \he lands held in trust by the United State: for the benefit of the Deleware tribe of Indatns ai are silusted within the under- mentioned townships, comprising the western po tion of the lands ceded by the said Delaware [adians, in trust as aforesaid, to wit: South of the bare line and east of the sizth principal meridion, Townships five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven, ot range fifteen. Town hips seven, eight, nine, ten, end eleven, of range fixe: n Townstip» sx, Feven, cight, nine, ten, and eleven, Of range s+venteen. Townehips six, seven, eight, pine, and ter, ofrarge sixtecn and siventcea, of babenaerigs . ; Wm. Lewir, of Seneca Falls, N. Y —For re teras ofas =agrrelen he cash, and n° bid | imyroyement in machines fer husking corn will be received Lelow the valuaiion piace? upon ji fi tha ce 7eral uacts br ths commissioners duly appufat. | , Wm- Lewis and Wm. H. Lewis, of New York.—¥or photographic plate holder. Chas. R. Mills, of Detroit, Mich —For im- provement in mustic rocfing compound. John Massey, of Buffalo, N. ¥.—For im- provement in machines for husking corn. Purches Miles, of Hartford, Conn.—For im- provement in curtain rollers. fl. D McGeorge, of Morgantown, Va.—For improved shingle machine. Wo. I. Mitchel, of Brooklyn, N. ¥.—For imyrovementin ma:line for composing types. Leary Parker, of Biddeford, Me.—For improvement in machinery for grinding card cylinders. Sam’! F. Pratt, of Roxbury, Mass.—For im- provements in sewing machixes. Erastus M. Pitman, of Warren county, Va. For improved machine for beveling and joint- ing stavee. Ubas, ¥. Pond, of Hartford, Conn.—For im- provement in generating steam. Rennselaer Reynolds, of Stcckport, N. Y¥ For improvement in centrifugal friction clutch J. Christian Riethmuller, of Pittsburg, Pa. For improvement in locks. Isaac Kcraback, of the Parish of Caddo, La.—For improved soap mixture. Louis C Rodier, of Detroit, Mich.—For im- rovement in washing machines, E. F Parker and J. Smead, of Proctors. ville, Vt —For improvement in the manufac- ture of tin pans. Malcow Shaw, of Sandwich, Mags.— For im- provement in projectiles. Benj’n D. Sanders, of Holiilay’s Cove, Va For improved mould candle machine. John M. Sigourney, of Watertown, N. Y.— For improvement in projectiles for rifled can- non. Homer li Stuart, of New York, N. ¥.—For improved method of erating the supply and discharge valves of hydraulic engines Chas J Shepard, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For improvement in cast iron pavements hice Strait, of Covington, Ky.—For im- provement in machines for husking corn. Leopold Thomas, of Alleghavy City, Pa — For improvement in door spring. Themas F_ Thornton, of Baffato, N. ¥.—For improvement in melodeons ohn Tilton and Wm. Floyd, of Rock House, O.—For improvement in portable fire-arms. Jobn B. Wickersham, of New York, N. ¥.— For improvement in guide wheels for railroad oars. David Watson, of Newark, N. J.—For im- provement in harvesters. — i Joseph Weber, of Braysville, [nd.—For im- provement in machines for hulling and scour- ing wheat, &c Ran W. Wheeler, of Cincinnati, 0.—For improvement in operating valves for steam engines. Anson Wolcott and A. Spencer Wolcott, of East Bloomfield, N. Y.—For improved devices for aging liquors. Wn. £. orthen, of New York, N. ¥.—For improved metalic roof ‘ountain E Pitts, of Nashville, Tenn.—For improvement in back plates for fire places and grates. 2 Isaac Carleton, of Brooklyn, N.Y, assignor to John Wyberd, of Baltimore, Md —For im- prevement in reflectors for locomotive and other lamps. ‘ Nathan A. Dyar, of Lynn, Mass., assignor to himself and Seth D. Woodbury, of same place.—For improvement in mastia roofing ials elfor the p' rpose of classifying ani valuing the same; and Upon ,a;ment being made, re.ciptsin cuplicate will be executed theref. r, one of which will be d.- livered to the pu.chacer. Patents will suotequent y be issued for the lands so purcha ed im&ccordance with the laws in terce re-ulating the issue thereof. ‘The o vering of the above lands will be ecramenced on the days re-pectively appointed, and wili proc in the order in which they are advertiecd, with convenieot despateh, until the whole ssall have beeo offe ed and the sales thus cloeed, Ali pureh: ses not paid for on the day of sal: will be reotfe red on the following day at the risk of tke de- fau'ting purelaser Given under my hand atthe city of Washington this tx enty -3ixth dey of F. bouary, e'guteen hundred and fifty seven. FRANKLIN PIERCE. By the President: Geo. W. Manspemny, Commissioner of Ind:an Affairs. N. B —No newspaper is author zed to publish the foregoiny advectisement without special instructions to that ctf. t from the Commissioner of Indien At fairs. mar 6 —lawtlJone S. P. HOUVER’S Tron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establish- ment HAVE ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT- ment of La- dies’, Misses,and Childrens’ white 3 Satin and Kid S heeled and with- out hee!s, Gaiters and Slippers;La em®,- Js dies black, bronze’ and celored cloth button, heeled Gaiters, Morocco Boots, Buckskin, Double-sole, Water Proof Gait- ers, Quilted Sil, Alpine, Booteand Gaiters. For Gentiemen, Boys, and Youths, French eee Patent Leather and Calf Long and Short, Double and single sole Boots and Congress Gaiters. Also, a epleadid assortment No. 1 so.e leather Trunks, Valice , Valice Carpet Bags, Ledies Hat Cases and Trunks ; being a larger s:ock at this season than usual, 1 will sell my heavy goods ckeap for the cash, and cash only. Call Sa “es . P. HOOVER’S, Tear 3-20 Pa. ave , bet 9th and 10th sts. N ICE TU WESTERN TRAVELERS! Passengers going te St. Louis, Cairo, and New Orleans, ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE OHIO and Missiesippi Broad Guage Railroad is not as rcp resented by agents of apposition routes, but the er contrary, is in fect o1 ‘The Express Train of this road arrives in St. Louis two hours and thirty minutes In advance of all other routes Through Tickets can be obtained at the Depot in this city. Baggage check @ through and handled free. For further information apply to the Ticket Agent, at the Depot. J. B. WATERS, ~ mar 3-lw* Agent JYpUsic at HALF PRICE.—A LARGE jot of new and oid second-hand and dam- ones music for sale at half price at our great iano Forte and Music Emporium. a JOHN F. ELLIS VICCOR PASSENADD, Artist, NO 514 SEVENTH STREKT, LADIES And Gentiemen’s HAIR DRESSER, manvufactur- er ef WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS, and BAN- DEAUS. Ladies’ Hair Dyed and Shampooned. iF" Ladies waited on at their residence, at the shortest notice. feb 24-.we $$$ ‘OR BOSTUN.—THE SUPERIOR FAST sailing Schooner Clara. Capt. Crowell, hes arrived, and will have quick dispatch for the above port. For freight apply to 0. = arid oe 101 Water street, Georgetown. fel UTATOES.—1000 BUSHELS PRIME white MERCKK POTATOES, in store,and for sale in lets to suit purchasers. PETER BERRY, jan 27-tf 85 Water street, Georgetown. £AK BOOKS,—Briiish Army List of Jan- British Navy List, of J 1697 ish Navy List, of January, Dodd’s Pariiamentary ion, for 1857 British Year Book of Facts in Sefence and Art, for? British Royal Kalendar, for 1557 Who’s Who. for 1857 British Nautical Almanac, for 1860 British Almanac and Companion, for 1857, and also, a fall setcf the same from its com— mencement In 1828 American Almanac for 1857, also one complete set from its commencement in 1830 Armies Army and Navy Lists, for January, 185" American yers Book of Facts in Science and Art, for . ‘ FRANCK TAYLOR. Elie Mowrier and Jules Francois Edward Vallent, of Paris, France, assignois to Henry Migeon, of New York, N. Y.—For improve- ment in fluxes for treating alloys. Patented in France Dec 30,1854. + Lewis B. Myers and Henry A. Myers, of Maszillon,O., assignors to themselves and Isaac Myers of same place.—For improvement in seeding machines _ John B. Holmes, of New York, N. ¥, 2s- signor to John R. Pratt, of same place-—For impryeemnent in ships’ steering apparatas. ohn B Holmes, of New Yor , N.Y¥., ae signor to John R Pratt, of same place.—For improvement in my 8’ capstans. 7 Junius Foster, of Zrooklyn, N. Y., assignor to John Herboid, George Kubn, and Junius Fouar, of sume place.—For improved machine swaging iron. Edward L. Seymour, of New York, N. Y., . Wright, Chas. Wright, assignor to James G ight, and Henry J. Geyer, of same place.—-For nau- tical alarm. es istram D. Knight, of Clrarleston, Tenn.— roriusroved machine for, reducing and smoothing boards to uniform thickness. Dan’! M. Robertson, of Manchest: . For improvemest in pointing and §breading sorewr, nildren’s Hosiery, &c., at cost at McLAUGHLIN & CO, mar 3 20, between @thand 9th streete, THE WEEKLY STAR, This excelient Family and News Journal—con- taining a greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published oa Saturday morning. at ne counter, ‘after Paper. Price—Tuaes Caxrs, PosTMasteRe whoact a commission of twenty per . Retssue.—B.F Josiyn, of Worcester, Mass. For improvement in breech-loading re-arm, s. Patented Aug. 28, 1855, . Additional Improvement —Jas. 0. Leach, of Ballston, N. Y.—For improvement tn loomr. Patented Oct. 30, 1855. Additional improves “ment, July 8; 1856. ae eee ee Supreme Court.—Thursday, R. C. Black” well, Esq., of Illinois, and Carlos Tracy, of South Carolina, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. No 146. John MoQalloub et al., plaintiff in error, vs. Gurnsey ¥. Roots et al. Lnerror <4 ~ henge Const of the — States for 6 ‘ict of Maryland r. Justice Camp- beil delivered the Spinten of the Court, afirm- ing tho judgment of the said Court in this cause, with costs and interest. No. 125, John D. Bracy’s administrators, appellants, ws. the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile A) from the Cirouit Court of the United States for the eastern district of Arkansas. Mr. Justice Car- tis delivered the opinion of the Court afirm- ing the decree of the said Circuit Courtin this cause, with coste and interest. No 57. The United States, appellants, ws. Dorning and Vicente Peralta. Appeal from the District Court of California. Mr Justice Grier delivered the YE of the Court, af- firming the decree of the said Circuit Court in this cause No 78 The United States, appellants, vs. the heirs of Miguel de Pedroreno. from the district Court of the United for the southern district of California. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree of the said District Court in this cause. No. 189. The Michigan Central Railroad Company vs. the Michigen Southern Railroad Company et al. In error to the Supreme Court of the State of Michigan. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, dis- — this cause for the want of jurisdic- ‘ion. No. 47, Joseph Fellows, survivor cf Robert Kendle, plaintiff in error, vs John Black- smith’s administrators. in error to the Bu- —— Court of the State of New York. Mr. ustice Neleon delivered the opinion of the Court, sflirming the judgment of the said 5u- preme Court in this cause, with costs No. 147. Albert Ballard et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. Philip F. Thomas, collecter, Ac. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Maryland. Mr. Justice Nel- son delivered the opinion of the Court, affirm- ing the jutigment of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with coats. No. 102 Wm. Byers. appellant, vs Frarcis Surget. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the Untied States fer the eastern district of Ar- kansas Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs. No 73 Wm. F. Bryan et al., plaintiffs in error, vs Bobert Fo: - In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the northern district of Illinoie. Mr Justice Ca- tron delivered the opinion of the Court, re- versing the judgment of the Circuit Court, with costs, and remanding the cause for fure ther proceedings in conformity to the opinion of this Court. No. 74. Charles Ballance, plaintiff in error, vs. Adolph Papin etal. In error to the Cir- cuit Court of the United States for the north- ern district of Illinois. Mr Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the Court, ate | the judgment of the said Circuit Court, wil costs, and remanding the cause for farther proceedings in conformity to the opinion of this Court Nao 187. Enoch C. Roberts, plaintiff in er- ror, vs. Jas M. Cooper. In error to the Cir- cuit Court of the United States for the district of Michigan. Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court, overruling the me- tion of Mr. Vinton for additional security, 4c. No. 103 Koswell Beebe et al, appellants, ws Wm. Russell. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the eastern dis- trict of Arkansas. Mr Justice Wayne deliv- ered the opinion of the Court, dismissing the cause for the want of jurisdiction. No. 101. Terrence Farrelly et al., appel- lanta, vs. Wm. W Weodfolk. Appeal rom the Circuit Court of the United States for the eastern district of Arkansas. Mr Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court, dis- missing this cause for the want of jurisdiction. The following cases were dismissed on the motion of Mr. Attorney General Cashing : No. 140. The United States vs. Thomas W. Sutherland, guardian, &0; and No. 151. The United States es. Antonio Maria Lugo. Adjourned. Yesterday, Harvey T. Cleveland, Bsq., of New York, Geo. W. Gayle, Esq , of Alabama, and S. M Bowman, Esq., of California, wero admitted attornies and counsellors of this court In the matter of the United States #s. Sher- man M Booth. On consideration of the mo- tion made in this case ona prior day of the present term by Mr. Attorney General Cush- ing, it was ordered by the Court that this cause should be docketed upon the record previously filed by the Attorney General, and that the case stand for argument at the next term, without further notice to either party. No 7. Dred Soott, plaintiff in error, vs. John F. A Sandford. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Missouri. Mr Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court. reversing the judg- ment of the said Circuit Court for the want of jurisdiction in that court, and remanding the cause, with directions to dismiss the case for want of jurisdiction in that court No 127. The United States, appellants, ws. Francis Larkin et al Appeal from the Dis- trict Court of the United States for the north- ern district of Californ' Oa the motion of Mr. Attorney General Cashing, of counsel for the appellants, (on the 4th instant,) and with the consent of Mr. Lawrence, of eounsel tor the gpretion. this cause was dismissed. Adjourned. ——,— oe ———____ A Cuniovs Circumstaxce.—A Peraiviep Human Bopy —Some seven years since, says the Elmira Advertiser, Whittington Sayre, a gentleman extensively engaged in the lumber business in t®t place, and highly respected by a large circle of acquaintances, went on a vieit to a couple of sons near Milwaukie, Wis- consin; but shortly after arriving there he was taken ill, died, and was buried in one of the graveyards cf that city A fow weeks since, on account of a road being about to be opened through the ground whore bis remains were deposited, it was determined to disinter them for burial olsewhere. On removing the earth from the coffin (which was considerably decayed), it was found that Mr. Sayre’s body was in a8 a state of preservation as iaterred It was taken from the graye and examined by « large number of . The eneral opinion was'that the petrefaction bed Sion esousioned by some ection of the soil ; but when the remains of others, in adjoining graves were taken up, they were found to be almost entirely decom . Byery feature ef Mr. Sayre’s face was perfectly preserved, and the whole body was as hard as the hardest stone. This is @ remarkable case, and will give rise to some speculation among the scien- tific men. ~ Viva Voce.—A green member of the Ne- braska isiature, when the election of the Assistant Clerk came up called out—Mr. Speaker, I move we vote vice versa. The whole house burst into a rosr, and not kKnow- ing what it meant greeny asked his right hand man if it was not in order, adding t he didn’t know snything about these d—d parliamentary rules! , “Sites *