Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1857, Page 2

i- EVENING STAR. INGTON CITY: me, z «April 13, 1857. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union, in an article upon ‘‘ The Higher Law against the Constitution,”’ gives the Rev. George B. Cheever and his Sabbath discourses a pretty rough handling, and says in conclu- sion: “Such folly, treason, and desecration of the pale sl sured office carries with it own Entidote It teaches the duty of standing stead- fast to the fundamental truths of the constitution, and calls forth devout gratitude that men holding such destructive sentiments have Such small in- fiuence, and cannot meddle with the sources = our safety, nor influence those wko hold in their hands the destiny of our nation.”’ nd The Intelligencer ia devoted to news # correspondence. = ————_--s+e-—————__ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tar New District oF any EP This new system of laws for the District o lumbia has evidently been prepared with great care indeed, and, so far as published, reflects undeniable credit on the gentlemen entrusted by the late Executive with the duty of its prep- aration. It is the result of intense labor and thorough knowledge of law and of the require- ments in the matter of the law of this commu- nity It appears, from a note of Messrs. Ould and Cross appended to Part III., that the entire Code has been divided into four parts, to wit: Part I. Of the internal administration of the Government, being the miscellaneous part, and embracing all subjects not appropriately falling under either of the other parts. This part, pre- pared by Mr. Ould, has already been submitted, and acted upon by the Revisors. Part II., prepared by Mr. Cross, treats of the acquisition, the enjoyment, and the transmis- sion of property, real and personal, the domes- tic relations, and other matters connected with private rights. This part has already been sub- mitted and acted on by the Board of Revisors. Of Parts I. and LI. we have had something to say heretofore. Part III., prepared by Mr. Ould, with the exception of the chapter on Evidence, is now submitted by the codifiers. Part IV., which is now being prepared by Mr. Cross, is promised soon. We resume, from our last, the consideration * of Part IIL: The distinction between law and equity Pleadings being abolished, the following pro- vision has been adopted with reference to the manner in which issues shall be tried, to wit : “An issue of law shall be tried by the court, unless it be referred by consent. An issue of fact in any action for the recovery of money or of spe- cific personal jaw goes shall be tried by a jury, unless a ey, rial be waived, or a reference be ordered. All other issues of fact shall be tried by the court, subject to its power to order any issue or issues to be tried by a jury, or referred.” Under this provision, parties may claim the benefit of trial by jury, in all cases where by existing law they are entitled to it. The jury is to consist of twelve persons. unless the par- ties consent to a less number: and the parties may consent to a number not less than three. The following provisions are found in the chapter under the head “ of proceedings sup plementary to execution.’ While taken in connection with the exemption law (homestead and other) they do not operate harshly on the debtor, they will serve to render certain the collection of many debts which under existing Jaws are seldom paid : “See. 1. When an execution against the prop- sas the judgment debtor, or any one of several debtors in the same judgment. {s returned un- satisfied, in whole or part. the judgment cred- itor, after such return is made, shall be entitled to an order, to be issued by the court, or any judge thereof, he oboe, he debtor to appear and an- swer concerning his property before the court, or any judge thereof. at atime and place specified in such order. *Sec.2. After the issuing of an execution against roperty, and upon preol' by the affidavit of the | seven! creditor or otherwise, to the satisfac- tion of the court, or any judge thereof, that the judgment debtor has Property which he unjustly Tefuses toapply to the satisfaction of the judg- ment. the court or judge may, by order, uire the judgment debtor to appear before the court, or any judge thereof, to answer concerning the same: and such proceedings may thereupon be had for the application of the proj rty of the judgment debtor towards the satisfaction of the judgment as are prescribed by law. “Sec. 3. Instead of the order requiring the at- tendance of the judgment debtor, as provided in the two preceding sections, the court or judy ™ay, upon satisfactory proof, by affidavit of the rty or otherwise. that there is danger of the jebtor leaving this District or concealing himself to avoid said examination, issue a warrant re- guiring the marshai to arrest such debtor and bring Bim before the court or jndge. Upon being brought before the court or jridge, he shall be ex amined on oath, and other witnesses may be ex- amined on either side, and if onsuch examination it appears that there is danger of the debtor leav- ing this District, and that he has Property which he unjustly refuses to apply to such judgment, he may be ordered to enter into an undertaking in such sum as the court or judge may prescribe, with one or more sureties, that he will, rom time to time, attend for examination before thecourt or fedse as may be directed. In default of entering = such undertaking, he may be committed to ja! “*Sec. 4. No person shall, on examination pur- suant to this chapter, be exeused from answering er question on the ground that his examination will tend to convict him of a fraud, but his an- Swers shall not be used as evidence against him in any prosecution for such fraud. “Sec. 5. After the issuing of execution against bes ae any person indebted to the judgment ‘btor may pay to the marshal the amount of his debt, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the execution, and the marshal’s receipt — ng = Gischarge for the amount so or direct Oo credited by the judgment aie on the execution. 5 = “Sec. 6. After the issuing or return of an exe- cution sane Jreeerty of the Sy, pes debtor, or of any one of several debtors in the same judg- ment, and upon proof by affidavit or ortherwixe, to the satisfaction of the court, or any judge thereof, that any person or corporation has prop- erty of such judgment debtor, or is indebted to such person or corporation, or any officer or mei. ber thereof, to appear ata specified time and Place, and answer concerning the same. The court or judge may also, in their discretion, re- quire notice of such Proceeding to be given to any party in the action, in such manner as may rz 3 = roper Dy 7. Witnesses may he required u the order of the judge, or =< subponn cone by poche zee prt ape and testify Upon any proceed. ul his chapter, in ¢ man! upon the.trial of an issue SMe Manner as “ © party or witness to attend before the'court, or any. walge "Garear, or before a referee @ppointed by the court, of J thereof. All examinations and answers —< — ex that when a corporation : npn jnswers shall be on the oath of an See. 9. The court or ju fe may pe erty of the judgment “iaake ree paver se ecution, in the hands either of himself or any other person or cor; ration, or any debt due t the judgment debtor to be ap lied to the aatis- faction of the judgment ; but ‘the earnings of the debtor for his Tsonal services, at anytime with, in three months ne: t order, shall not be rin i remsmng the time of the lied, w! it is made t appear by the debtor's ‘affidavit or otherwish, that such earnii are necessary for the use of a family sw ported wholly or y by his labor. ** See. 10. ‘The court or judge may by order, appoint the marshal or other auitabig : receiver of the property of the and may forbid a transte the property of the judgment debto from execution. ‘sitet oie thorewune he third title relates to actions in particu- far cases. The subjects treated of in it are the foreclosure of mortgages, actions for nuisance, actions to recover possession of real property, claims for improvements, partition of real prop- erty, mechanics’ liens, liens on hoats, proceed- ings to enforce judgments against joint debtors and the real estate of deceased judgment de- fendants, remedies of sureties against Principals, actions by and against executors and adminis. trators, the sale of real estate of decedants, dower, mandamus and prohibition, certiorari, informations and habeas corpus. The following are the provisions of the Code with respect to improvements made upon real Fetate by the occupant : # Seg, J. When an occupant of land has color a faithful officer, sir. These are the reasons that FE 3 5 > 4 zB Q 6 2 2 j-] iz 2 tact 2 - ? Z 3: 3 it le val- Sat improves Sea un ge | Eterm ex ame sere oi the proper action found not to be the rightful , offices cers, ears not ng of it, an owner thereof, no execution shall issue to put the od 10 Bat i. sll purely imaginary. laingiff in pos ion of the-pr yefterfiling | ~ Mr. StexLx said heeame to represent his con- he complaint “hereinafter i itu. | cot thett wriawent Me wad voted or ke ec ee po srs vet forth. the daring the many ballotings because he knew him grounds on which the defe socks yelant, | tere (SS chates = ee, s “sage j OFF Rikksuae Derantaexr, March 12, 1am. Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of the loans of the United States, that this department w:!) purchase the same until the Ist day of June next, ish, French, | uness the sum of $1,5%,900 shall be previously ob- a sicand words, | ‘#ined, and will pay, in addition to the interest ac- ; "| erued from the date of the Inst semi-annual dividend di 4 raeti s, 37 ots | of interest thereon, together with one day's nddi- prae- entith con from . of Boil- to reach the 4 ae oy te yy 1 Semen ron the the Leg! ures Teeiees ere Mc- 4 y $S0 CA TIO N— prac yearn Sashey moe. 52, te yn andl oe ee oftheland aside from | Corkle that iy spat if his, vote Core at Stok Pp en A fee —_ vet ae fwieh a hile Brseergheaet HESS Forthe ped peck res prem bea wero nprove - ., | amy time, & nomination, he inte to ie names with D. B. C: Drug store, FRANCK TAYLOR. For the 1867 and 1848, « premium of 16 per Ne eter poe I be tried | give it. "Not to please Mr. Broderick, for he | leave their names wi “= apis Imported by + Sec. 3. All issues joined thereon shall be tr! give it. Pl * . f Maryland ave 9 - _ “= 7R- | cent.; and Stock of 185, commonly called bay ases., trying the | scarcly knew him. . He was _no Broderick man. LES WILSON, E SNSIVE SUPPLY OF FUR = : <_< — eee and he could an say that Mr. Broderick never Go. LES the Bank of Washington. _ap 10-4t NITU KD BD aso we: Texas Indemnity Stock, a premium of 6 per cont. on ‘The value ofall lasting improvements made | had attempted, either directly or indirectly, to ? ii variety of ‘The Stockholders of the Wasu- Just received and on sale an immense aforesaid on the lands in question previous to the | influence him or any vote he ever gave. Incon- NOTICE SU GOODS, in great variety, in new styles. i x A NN BuiLDIne Association ERB G ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the ¢ action for the recovery of | clusion, he felt it his duty to say, he never heard Foron int Bed Inst. regular meeting on | 8Md novelties, adapted to the com: United States, by the party duly entitled to receive commencement of the ac wt 1. By red are inv vt cook, | enee of housekeepers. We name the foll art ae or saw anything that. would y the charge | MONDAY EVENING, the 13th April, at 8 0" peg ee gy Se Peper aber damages, if any, which the premises | spoken of yet te frankly woud oS all Be jn the German, Hall (ia the School-room) on 11 st. Be ie marke Pay fir the — ar . i wast ‘ould have heard nothi them ween F a final settlement clos- a, ‘S = : ment stocks so assigned veo y have a epee gy foot. caltixation, to cna fae te ng, ing up business. ; : Satin Dam- | ted -_ a a uy deathe onthe ond Tes. bog The fair value of the rents and profits Mr. Sweezy—I was one of the number who, in wine tee ole m4 strictly ask Table C} 4 of 1 is very | urers . pt which may have accrued. without the improve- | connection with my whole delegation, cast our Certificates of stock transmitted to the depart- ean a ng \dgme! asi Dr There was bai ! : this country. The designs are | option of the parties entatled to recive the money, th Stockholders, not complying with the rules and reg. al ms i A . Gwin, re neither bar- , a8 laid down in the Constitution. ait novel. ‘ seh ld be ex in the letters a ’ met he value of cereenne Ryhiich the sacctas- | : fa, caer corruption in that vote. We cast it | “ations. a8 lad down EAL Secretary. | $5127 8:4 to S-4'by 1016 Broaktnst Cloths r rere — = sown noe pa ful claimant has in the premises, withont the im- | cause it suited us and pleased our constituents. MACHI EWING.—HAVING TO- Irish manufacture mar 13-dtistJune s of the Treasury. prqvements. : | We had no understanding with Messrs. Broderick eral ineinevionnel: A s-4douhie Sette Danek, for ov a = Secretary or Gwin. nor could neither of them know that we expe- “ t i th y ced rator, (recently engaged in the Fair) the above. This is a new article of Furniture, and & uacron? te fe eatae Mh Greeneees intended so to vote. It is the privilege Mr. | Tenced ope togive greater neatness ene is now prepa s Si Kew Frage Pty me in the saving of time and econ AMUSEMENTS. > that defeated parties always claim to expedition to all work left at his rooms. rouble at the dinner le FIFTH AND LAST WEEK. the pron estado pcb me ee arent when beaten. P Certainly ihe sacbemsfahid atin hand, and constantly neues ee ant (tnd hy Aol Table Napkins to match, some sired: and take the property. Should he fail to do this, | can afford to indulge them. Then why should pa ee a As Gat ' arene, BS WAUGH’s 1 ITALIA, after a reasonable time, to be fixed by the court, | we be astonished at the feeling displayed ? Ladies aad akere ‘are invited to call and examine sey, 4 Soon. ia, 0 prhiginds defendant take the copenty upon paying ‘The Reporter was compelled to absent him- | 44/7 work. oie inen Sheetings, some as low as —. 7AMILY ins sigeued Sooed of the ew aside from the self during the remainder of the time occupied Rooms on D street, two doors from corner of sth nts. eee ae = LILLIPUT IAN FA MIL x; iinprovements. If this be not done within a rea- | by Mr. Sweezy. an reet. ine SE ____ 8p 6-im_ Foe and qualities Pillow Bolster-case Exhibiting every ari ae on sonable time, to be fixed by the court, the parties Mr. Woov—I was one of those who yoted the MACHINE SEWING.—ROOMS on DJ ,, [:inens variety of Toilet Toweling, for all pur- | wmwese *! AS uo shall be held to be tenants in common of all the | two last ballots for Dr. Gwin, and I did it to STREET, two doors from the corner of 9th = ef a ands, including the improvements, each holding | please myself. It is true, the delegation from my | stot, “Sewing do périor ‘Thanner at the Elegant M: gps Tu .. Dimnity, 4 7 7 an interest proportionate to the value of his prop- | county received a number of telegraphic dis- | following rat aiiced 1a coe ‘Allendale Toilet Quilts, in 1¢C'down toot o —— Saar ert memes rae | RE eect mG Be cece | acinar etter iemjertys| | Karyn te eseer i short term, whic’ Tl 3 ; sighs ; tone The purchagér in good faith at any | us. I voted for Mr. Latham several votex, but ay cer pats es Adee Legal oa Erears Conca ‘opies, for suspending nets or draperies Descriptive Pamphlets for sale in the Hall. jndietal or tax sale, made by the prope person oy | was always anxious fo sce a nomination, and was | 94, Bosoms from S70. to $1; Wristbands from Sc, Three's de pink and white Bobinets, for Bed | {fT ITALIA has never before been exhibited in La sd pero toate selec atl agin paar sen Sop peltalon, L teal boaad teeny tert to de eer paie; Collars from 12% to Ti}ge. each, and a a Weshingtoos nen ere PP cat id tv rgon had sufficient aa- | end. In conclusion, nd other Is in proportion. ; hana Pee baraleues ‘ en = eh gprs cy mit Ls not flog the mat opener never heard wi neg Bh or Pah ghey ad Maclin tox] <n . ete ‘sewing done will do best toomit “bo do twilled Eugene Stripes, for PRALGON.Tne Past r. 7S AT, SORES mle. Sele era ee Pe ae ee cee well aware there was none. Yet T'was not dis- forms invariably cash. pat toe 8 for Chairs, Divans, ete Day nents April sth, Withen? Band, tonether with sale. = Damasks _ a Covering: Y other charge that would | 7 . 3-—THE MEMBERSOF UN All colots Cotton Want of space to-day prevents us from con- | #Ppeinted at this or any other charge Ne mia 1b MEM! d formers. will ps ¥ have been made, for the excitement was so intense % O. F., will six ._PARLOR FURNITURE. : Tickets te: Leas eo : tinuing this subject. We shall recur to it again. Se ae ocor ent eonaratt ote = . plat Ovp J 'ELLOM Ha ‘Gr particulars see gat eg aaa as Eek, Fer pastical rence sine ANAGEMENT, : future advertisement. ‘ap 10-17-91 i" Borders. One g - eer BALL—THE COLI UMB Tue Caciroryia Sexatoniat Evectioy.— | injurious. disclaimed sll knowledge of any ee D FOR FURNITURE—The uperb NDE. , BALL. TEE COLUI ji i Mr. Davipson E > and Embossed ditto, m all colors UF Fine Company No. 1, 4 AN. We some time since took oceasion to explode | james ascii: between the partie soot : repared at all times to pay | TA rang other goed tie ee oie nich have t Au BALL. ON EASTER MONDAY the misrepresentations with reference to the | of, and did not believe it existed. He voted for ane etehae cae prices for good never before been seen in this city before the present flores Speen ah wpe circumstances attending the late election of the | Mr. Gwin on the last ballot because it pleased 0 “ ime. e ving the city or declining housekeeping The attention of the housek of Washi: » |. lie, the members will endeavor to make it one of the ae ._ He had never spoken either to Mr. Gwin, | | Persons leaving t il be. h ‘eepers of | ington, 3 iis of the Hon. Wm. M. Gwin to the Senate of the United | rag Broderick on pet speed else. concerning the | Will find it to their advantage ‘ogive men call before | Georgetown, Alexandria, and environs is particular. mest agreeaile Balls, of the nenscrn disposing of their household effects. Apply to ly invited to our stock. Band will be in at- A i imme- | his vote. He doubted if any but his E. LEASE, Agent, [3-004 CLAGETT, DODSON & CO. aan : = eter as toe eatenebers ne at Goneeiun keaw of his determination. No. 54 Ninth st., 3 doors from Pa. na dikinran = lately on the ol 3 — Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. During the whole of the discussion, the mem- | _ mar 19—eoTm S SALE OF INDIAN RUST LANDS IN EXECUTIVE COMMITTER. “ @ late number of the Union Democrat (of Cal- | pers of the American and Black Republican par- PHILA DELPUTA CAKE 4 KANSAS ERRYTOr Y. agg oat FJ. Fmis. ifornia) the following synopsis of a debate in | ties seemed very uneasy, which was made known Uz cae Ne cen at tho PHU ADE, ee octamer e : erie. A. Barr, the California Legislature. on this subject, | BY miatioees 0 RENEE Rs Re: 1 eC SRRAM Eb gerade * ‘ By tHe Presipent or THE Unitep StatEs. mar 28-ap 1,4,8,13* C.J. BEERS, Treasurer. : iew 2 — - if reuance of law, I, FRANKLIN PIERCR, "ATE “ = . Se sulgaet, cat hesefies sagen 9 Ot |W cee nnn Nesteant Gomme | oe a eaae aa Se | ee eee hereby declare | PERRO HAN MUNDER, ake ecasion to this subject, and therefore republish it that the |W. Porter, Postmaster at Harrisburg, Pa., in Har CHICK. and TMUSCOVY DUCKS, | 8nd_make known that a public sale will be held at a BL ENDES. tak die mag iti i H. Brant, resigned, to take effect | all of the best quality. Apply to Mrs. BURNS, | lowa Point, Doniphan county, in the Perntory of | ooly, that his FANCY. DRESS SIRE! public may understand that ere writing on it | place of John H. Brant, res igned, to Massachusetts svenuc, south side, seeond house nsas, commencin: ofthe lends eel eae ey | (strictly private) ¢ pince at his Hal we took due care to obtain satisfactory evidence | from and after the 30th April, 1857. west of 12th street. er _ | pext. for the disposal of the and is held in trust by the Pee oe ed O atroeta! on WED Est of the truth of what we felt it tobe our duty to; Wm. N. Friend, Postmaster at Petersburg, RS, D. JONES’ SCHOOL 1S NOW OPEN | dinns'ns ace {rte penelit of the undermentionsd |. "Mtr, MasuaLt, the Gostiuene fice Battnore, say in the premises : | Va.; reappointed M for the roosption of pupils. diaving bed ay pogashirs Fl meee oe wy meet oa ceded by said | will be at Prof, M ¢ Saloon on fucaday. April 14th, - B 4) s successful experience, 5 : ” ¥ tw {From the Union Democrat, Jan 31.] i Cornelius Courtney, Postmaster at Coloma, | 3nd’ South, she utes ane @ due share of patron- | South of the base line and east of the principal fhe geny be Raat with See ata ering tne day where Ke i Sta Senators * age to give satisfaction. A department for little meridian, es, both for Indies and gentlemen, at a very reasona- uz Evecriox oF UniTEp States SExa ; | Cal., in place of Robert F. Davis, removed. N. . _} et . The opposition press all over the State has been ad., 1D pl 5 to Cit inal apply to the Principal, No. 451 12th catocr chebtene, cing; it rages Sftenn, sixteen, sev “ pee satel io eelaas 4 tan, | Cal., in plac ; Soiree pat id prove unfavorable t 7 “ACK 5 ineteen, and > oxcepti therefrom a few Il take pince on Thursday, 16th. Vashi SISHING TACKLE.—LIMERICK, VIRGIN- | nineteen, twenty, excepting t! wi P and’ that the election of Dr. Gwin wes seckred? j siom has expired. Era kiniy, Chester. and Gravitation FISH | pe itn sieht tained acne remy amounting im UNTIL THURSDAY, the 16th instant. B a s izes; Silk. C 5 Hi candi tia he aid not ares inthe a | caer, Rauch Pommasior of Sonor | ad cata EAsih aS i lltny Supe at | here ge teersgeeon and teenies MADAME swern, cr - h | California, in place of William G. Heslep, re- ings NKERS; Fe Baad y | commencing on Tuesday, the twenty-sixth day Renowned Clairvoyant, by fetbes with: Pemocrats ' . outta er on eae | nave. cay : Sine phen) Ll pdleene ft exile line, at greatly | tray next, for the diepossl of cuoh ot tha, leeds will © con i ve consultations respecting . * ° "4 in trust by the United States, for the benefit of the the PAST. tho of ar readers in the Atlantic States more | _ Navat.Cover oF Ixqriny.—This Court come | en ae aes BiB HEN DY en soviarated ots of Kasksehin, Bevin Pan PRESENT, pe ant jon of our readers in : r ap No. 123 , Georgetow shaw, i especially. and for the more immediate eect Of: sues en/ Getarniny. the cans) of Commbndor | oc awh SUPERIOR FURNITURE BY | mentioned townships of said Territory, nod c DISEASES, until Tuezspay, the ieth the opposition quidnunes of this locality. we give Ogden, and Commander C. C. Turner. Captain N PRIVATE SALE AT A TON PRICES, | said confedorated bands as aforesaid, to wit : pate ig i the following debate on the subject. which came “5 + . A considerable amount of the stock inthe Wareroon. South of the base line and east of the sizth p: Rooms 365 Seventh Street. ‘ap iit up in the Asseusbly on Saturday last, on a guess | Wm. Jamesson, Lient. Wm. E. Le Roy, and | o.,7th stroct, next to Ocd Pellowe" Hiall,remnins ane al meridian. tion of privilege. We should think the follow- | Surgeon Robert Woodworth, were examined sold. and fora very tew day ing hy of the members heed pre bes} | This morning they met at the unsual hour, and | palem hes pang donee votes for Dr. Gwin in caucus, amply suilicient am ne = = gen any worenss de satisfactory for any unprejudiced mind. Upon | commenced the examination of Capt. Francis aero or grat rgnini those who are determined to think ditferenily. re- | B. Ellison. ¢ will be subject to private | ‘Townships fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen, of range ny Kuperior Articles areon | twenty. ous to purchase will be | “Powrsh: @ whole will be sold out. | twenty-one. A. ROTHWELL, ‘Townships fifteen, sixteen,and seventeen, of range _____ LOST AND FOUND. A pair of SPECTAC fteen, sixteen, and seventeen, of range racing ra twenty-two. i MATTINGS, vi » fo effect or ee ences nee alae Neceea wali hate Tae Current Operations oF THE TRRA- 2a st rocaive an on TINGS gcc tte een, of range twenty” fee ee t: it = >. ‘ NI NGS, OFS AL gg said—Mr. Speaker. I find. in many | sury DepartweNT.—On Saturday, April 11th. and +4, CANTON MA Pouibae. ant coun of the newspapers of the day, attacks on the char- ants entered on acters of the two U.S Senaiors whom we have | ‘ere were of Treasury warrants bat recently elected and sent on their mission to | the books of the Department— Washington. Ordinarily, Sir, 1 should have For the redemption of stocks. passed this by unnoticed, for I do not believe it | For the Treasury Department would have effected either of those gentlemen at For the Interior Departmen: home, but there is danger of its influence on the For Customs......... other side of the continent, where the character of the press on the Pacific slope is almost unknown We are all aware thatthe excitement connected with the recent election ba: never been ies Bee within our knowledge. and that notwo gentlemen L x a x eS YOAL—COAL—COS in the State could have been successful without | Gopry’s Lapy’s Book. for May, just received 4 ready for delivery ine few daes— : subjecting themselves to every species of charge | from the publisher, has an immense amount of ! cargo of xery superior COOKING OA ls oe fae known to vituperation . . ; _ do RA? a f = e My object af this time, Sir, {9 to ask the mem- | matter of interest. at least so say the ladies Avdeduction siasig At cakes frown ths coe our | gg/ ownships fit en. sixteen, seventeen, and eight- WANTS. _ bers who changed their votes on the last ballot | who have passed judgment upon it, and they | | Ticase Quick sales and stall prokte,”” 5 Horws wbbgherm Berapi a cae. ae AvED ka WARTS and cast them for Dr. Gwin, to give this House ought to know. We notice in this number a | “Wood of the best quality on hand at low prices. hae range twen! Ww dg Sehgeen a Cg and the State the reasons that influenced them in A i i if 2,240 Ibs. given to the ton. ‘Townships sixteen and seventoen, range twonty- | Apply at L.LO% ion Hotel. ‘ap 13-3t making that change. It has been charged by a | fine piece of music called «‘ Norah, the Pride of NW AEX ERS & CO. | five, are hereby sot s part and reserved nen mala” | APMy at i. on venal press, and circulated with amazing rapidi- | Kildare,”’ by F. N. Crouch, of this city, who is Office and Yard cor. G and 22d sts. First 5 f the ma Townships hfteen, sixteen, seventeen, and eight- ME TO THE SUBSCRIBER'S STABLE, entre of the make of Gowqua, TOSS AE EECR a of range twenty -four. th Brides street, Georgetown, on Wed “those Matting have been selected with great care, | . Townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, and eight- | yoadiy Pritke, stent. Georgetown, on Wi and ‘will be found very superior and cheap. From | ©, of range twenty-five, about 15 or 16 years old, about 14 hands hig the appearance of the present state of things in Provision having been made by the second and | The owner wiil please come forward. China it is probable that no more Mattings will be | third articles of the treaty of verve p her — “ sine sunt coosieea ioe liy cheap asd | patitled toons knotied aoa ce eae beaut ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETINGS | in uddition: that see cet sixty eres of land | and BONNET ROX LOST — Taken from the steam tea ht at inte auctions in New York, and will be set ® part asa national reservation ; and by the fifth er 3 onl oe on = iv Tens we id in proportion ; f apticlg one fection of six hundred and forty acres | stant. (through mistake on the pert of a eka) 8 “Also, RUGS and MATS to match. should also be selerted and vet apart for the beneht | BONNET BOX: marked 8. H.W. covered aplseow = GLAGETT, DODSON & CO._ | of the American Indian Mission Association; and | With blue and white bed-ticl cn raon oe : 2 nd will bo | 2204.!8nds, amounting to about forty-eight thousand | 06 it in Fosseasion will confer & great favor by an | fo ~oe dn a dg ha way and will be ace been selected in the following town: it uny bo toned. A teen oan “eens yrpethcion Ae ships si venteen, range twenty- | _®P li-St - ; ANTED.—A WET NURSE, without « chil. Also, at Lecompton, in said Territory, commenc- Acolored woman preferred.’ The best refs ty. that a bargain had been made between Mr. eal editor of God Ap 13-6t ———-_______________ | ing on ‘Tuesday, the twenty-third day of June next, Te uired. “Apply to Dr. THOS. MILLER, Broderick and Mr. Gwin, by which the former | the musical editor of Godey. TAS, GHANDELIERS AND, BRACKETS | for the dispostl of such of tho lands held in trust by | $2995, feauired. Apply to Dr. 1 ae had elected the latter, for ead te consideration of OO G We have now in store a | and varied assort- | the United States for the benefit the Delaware the federal patronage, which Mr. Gwin aban- PERSONAL, arge . ment of GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACK- | tribe of Indians as are situated within the under- WwW ANTE P= Three PRESS MAKERS and fi ETS ; m Baker, Phila- | mentioned townships, compru the western por- three SHIRT-MAKERS. Apply to M. WIL- doned in the premises. The object of this pro- +++» Willis 8. Williams. for a number of years EPS rom us Sectors of See with mach care, | tion of the innde ooted by the anid Delaware Indians, LIAN, 32, Market Space, between’ Sth and 8th ste, feeling is to arrive at the truth, and ut once, im | conspicuous lawyer of St. Louis, died in that | and comprise many of the new European patterns. | in trust as aforesaid, to wit : 7 i ‘apil the proper place. and by a statement from the city on the 30th ult. We invite the attention of those desiring to put-| South of the base line and east of the sixth prin- ANTED TO HIRE—A COLORED Bov lee ee ee OBIS Ae Major Wm. H. Polk publishes a card in | chase as we shail sell at the manufacturers retail nepal wervaacees z B. z i eee Speaker, that 1 wasa | the Nashville Union declining to permit his name 7 + Seven, eight, ed about 12 years, to run errands, wait on te GAS FITTING done in tho. best manner and at | @iQrnabips Sve Bx, seven, eg » Semen ttle, attend! ae) friend to Mr. Broderick and voted against Mr. | © be used Bh connection with the candidacy for | jow tates. J. W. THOMPSON & BRO. Townships seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven, of | Toquited. | Inquire at 404 I street, sia 2 + = of mnessee. enn. avenue SOU 5 range sixteen. on oen Sees Le Gwin throughout the whole of the balloting. | Eovernor of Tennesser rtiser, in speak- | _ ap 13-eoSw between 10th and 1th sts wnships six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven, ANTED TO REN T—A FURNISHED rar keene eon M tener at oat Detteve | tus of the feahoue os Strip all theme and HINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, | °f,zange seventoon. HOUSE, containing a parlor and dining room, 2 whi ind me to disbelieve | ing of the fashions, sa ri 2 ASHID N_INS IE C NY. ve it ‘4 sd the whole story, and with Gus permission af the | wenma ot our vilicee ot cae hen clothes, and | W CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. | ,,Jownships six, seven, cight, nine, and ten of range $x bedroom and Swo servant's rooms, and a nur: House I will relate some of them e what a change would be apparent!" ae mt ‘The terms of said sales will be cash, and no bid will | out&t, and within convenient aietaece of the Depart - In the month of Mays 1855. and the day ofthe |... Rev. E. F. Cutter has retired from the ed- Carian. —_ he received below the valuation placed upon the sev- | ments. final adjournmant of the Legislature of that year, | jtorial charge @f the Christian Mirror. C. A Address a note to Box No. 2), Star Office, “ s now prepared to receive applica- | eral tracts by the commussioners duly appointed for | stating location (street and number) aml terme, entie mien thet ie wen presence. to a number of | Lord, Esq...who has long been connected with | ie RRR Es Lee Prepare to receive applien- | ral tracts by tt clnamifying and valuing the mane | " ote * iu cm gentlemen that be would, at that moment, have | the pai will probably take the editorial charge. TAN DISE, &c., at the usual City rates, without | a atte oxeentel the f made, Bric #3 gh oe os ANTED.—In « small family, TWO SER- been in possession of his certificate of election if -Mr. Peabody was received by the mer- | 29¥ charge for Policy, at. their Othice, eorner = Trans Preys carteeeen” one of VANT WOMEN, one to understand well he had never interfered with federal patronage. chants of Cincinnati on ’Change on Friday last. | Lenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the 2 He also stated that if he should ever be re-elected > he Washington City Savings Bank. Patents will subsequently be issued for the lands 80 Geoking, Washing and Ironing ; the other to act as iu a it ress referr he intended to insist on his colleague taking | 10 his reply toacong-atulatory address he referr-d eer pinpieer> oo ‘and Dining-room Servant. Th ae to his hope of again visiting this country in four ai 1) Br Iatinn the isauc thereof’ “ne Sais force regu- well recummended To eh liberal wager will be - oi vm. F. . Samuel con. 3 s iven. at No. street, ath, between forme, whilat To eae ns Of the State of Call- | or ave years. ‘He was to‘leave Glacinuall the Rober Perzicin, James F. Haliday, on the datr nea the shove lands willbe commenced | fivGn.,, APBIY at No.2 eee fornia, whilst he should have a more quiet and | feyt day ce rows for were oe Wan onan pene Fuels Ss the oodar teeta Tora agen seed | menounos STRe WANTED Gos. Taint begiintien tier cen have | _-:-- There avas a ‘boxing match’? in the House pines Mohan, a ess convenient despatch, until the whole shall have been ee given to one repeatedly heard Dr. Gwin make the same decla- | f Assembly at Albany, the other day. In other losod. . : offered and the sales thus. AMES C. McGUIRE, President. Fations. and learn from his friends that nothing | Wotds. Mr. Beckwith, of Washington, struck q 4 A skilful and experienced. Three or four good SHIRT Hanson, Secretary ap l-ly All a, not paid for on the day of sale will he MAKERS will find employment. Also. a first -cines has been jwore comuon than their repetition. Sea ee tee IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. =| dentte perseerre eee teee or ems INGTON SEWINE ROOMS ee tte WASH Itmay be, Sir, that the friends of Mr. Brode- | allvay grew out of an altercation telative to the i — Given under ty hand. at the city of $Washington, | doors from corner of sth street. ap 10st fick selected Dr. Gwin because he entertained |-bill making appropriations for the exeentive de- | “hr 1LOOMIS, the inventor and patentee of | this twenty-sixth day of February, eighteen hund ‘A SMALL FARM, IN 4 HBALTAY LOCA. those opinions. or it may have been because they | Pattment. A committee was appointed to inves- | «[usmro Mecenal olan Teeth,” having and fifty-seven. A SMALL ARMIN & HEAL \Y LOca- desired to heal the difficulties which have existed | tigate the circumstance. succossfully introduced his improvement i io Pirsaidied: FRANKLIN PIERCE. Leics ple paleacacll io Mg fm A in the democratic party in thix State. by electing | _...- Mrs. Poik, the esteemed widow of the ex- Tarot ition: =e permanently estab- Byt re P . . the heads of the two factions, viz : the two Sena- | President, has determined to reside in Washing. | !is! setae ar™eeer ; WN And every necessary convenience upon it, will be ex- - Ci issioner of Indian Affairs. changed for city property yielding rent. tors who are now on their way to Washington. | ton during the next session of Congress. Here. |), This improvement for Sets of Teeth consi ta chief ee ee eee: £ ‘ersons " A ly in making a sot of but one piece of material, an N. B.—No newspaper is authorized to publish the | Wishing to make such an exchange, may apply at the ¢ i i - & v2 tofore, since her husband’s death, with the il al. counter of the Star Office. mar 30-tf Me. Batell, erent ne to. roe devthe ose j exce| tion ofa visit in London at the time when that eeiunier sett n fothar shoot Trane en Coens Srmrot iolen ae ANTED.—THE HIGHEST PRICES P men who le the nomination of Dr. Gwin, on | Mr. Buchanah was the American minister there, fairs. mar 6-lawtiJe W in cash fer old Silver at HOOD'S scvEk the 11th inst... will respond to this call, in such a | Mrs. vac gr ae Gane Meets (neds eee ee oe ees The CE ANGEARE PROSE ON BOE OR THE WareMa UPACTORY, 38 Penn. avenue,neer anner that thi it ib remembe! je deceased ex-Pres E - mv . . and in sech a way that the charges ait bee to his widow the charge of taking care of and | lighter. stronger, less cl coe Ladin carethe, ai agers moet LAN a RANBAP. ened u i by = yatural in their appearance. | will giv = 1, the guilty. so that none can defend ; or | publishing his memoirs which, so far as they re- One Th lars t ° Diranrocxr or Tug Inrznion, 'G. give seh proofs of their innocence, that ‘the Bate e hiadininistration, ae ae to os malnaey stimula work 8 fart Tovegual mine in Party, beauty, No: Ovrics ov lnptax Avvar ma “ fT wale of SPOARDING.—Several lacke and conuandious ae =a jongue vituperation and slander, will forever | full of interest sonal anecdote and abound- jurahility, artistic excellence or any er requisite T b N that o NG.—Severa! re and commodio be hushed? ‘si : ing in reflections shggested by the state of public the Delaware Trust Lands in Kansas T: B ROO. BOAR ve ‘erritory, ad- 'S for rent with tly sit- ‘i . ‘ _ j eS ‘k res bly warranted. ce at pton on 33d day immer. Inquire of . STELLE, wee personally: T contestant ake eee ae Pct ne ne eto celts caine N.Y. |: Sere responaibly warcentid 12th streete, | of June next had been changed ie and will com~| No. so issouri avenue, between 4iy and Sd strecis, without com rehending the object of iny devout aa ap I3-ly - = "aad Gace iD Ball ‘erritory, on ap 104 7 ~ 9 «| Same friend from Marin. This whole proceeding seems [>= A Western Court has decided that arrests ORTHWESTERN INSURANCE COMPA- By o1 to ine to be most extraordinary and irregtlar, 1 | by telegraphic dispatches are illegal. - NOR ioe Orrice, Oswnao Cir¥, NY. id cannot understand why the gentleman, on this x U7 The freshets at the East have been the | J.T. STEVENS, Agent’ No. 517 = adel Occasion, seeks to convert this Assembly into a| severest known for years. On the Piscataquis ee thd pys Co.'s of Woah seta Dee: contessional. To the interrogatory Propounded, | river six bridges and a number of houses have i Ihave a simple, positive, and direct’ answer: been carried away. The damage on the Penob- The Northwestern has a place among the very Throughout the Democratic caucus 1 gave my | scot and Kennebex rivers ic also extensive. best imsurance companies in the United States. In- suffrage in selecting senutorial representation in Seo: i NE" GE PARLOR AND CHAMBER Seorowe teen, | OMRAMRELAR On ASR TRAM a oor, for rent, we month, —___Commusmoner ad 1 Soper month. 4 9 Intge and two good-aiz coms, suitable for families or single persons. BOARD furnished private, if desired at S30er —. yprly at 468 10th street, between D E. ap 7- THE DAYS OF SALE OF THE kiBED INDIAN TRUST . KANSAS. Coxxecticut ELEctiox.—Bishop, Democrat, esl fine rp a She veer = eines en oe ie Omi Deranrwrst oy Tix Ivranion,{ RS BATE = ‘ be “i > | 10 INCTeas! eine: w ban jars, ral , s an the Federal Congress. in accordance proval et igy | is elected in the fourth district of Corinecticut by | Hechte, in tho Comptroller's Report of thames | Norice 23.2 GIVEN that the days designated M OUSE, on the sout f Penn ates lem = ey Ju en ¥ ott i sich rea 17 plurality. The delegation will, therefore, | Companies in the State of New York for the current inthe foregoing proclamation forthe cpommencamans Fee —, pas mate sooumanennes to preferences. “In the final ballot’ I expound vie stead of four Heras, wo, Republicans, ine fi capa that State Mite relisiity during Abs | Saitaoenloce fara iain trust lands are chenged | secommodate sl tthe day, and Trodgings. . ee ee “1 2 z stead of four Republicans, as at present. y. Mi Ns > 7 7 mars “ on. W.M_ Gwin for the sole and snificient rea- A 1 Bt ! | finan revulsions of the past twenty-five years jlowa lands, at lows Point, to Wednesday, Sd day of son, that in my humble judgment, he was well | joe lo ts elected Governor by only 990 ma- | ‘hes bean fully tested snd snateteed June nex E Within ths limits of the § ualified—on the score of native ability, parlia. tate of New York no | | ‘The lands of the Weas, &c.,nt Proli, to Wednes- omit experience, and familiarity with the po other recommendation would be nece: the af Sune next MAD : OM a sary t day, 24th day next. = 300 Mant ar usual litical of California, and the legislation | (7S=W. L. 1—A meeting of the Washington Speen oes of teeter, for 1857, which ean ee ily next’ St OsewKee, to Wednesday, 18th | and New York MANTILLAS proper to promote her prosperity, eminently qual- Light Infantry will take place ‘TO-MOR- it. 0 to on Piac The- ment of all its | » and the con~ By order of the asia. of the Interior: si ified above any competitor at that time, opposing | ROW EVENING, April lath, até o'clock. A full tinued mocumuints not ital a : o C' ARLES MIX BY nation we he and MANTILETS suction, 2 aA from ation of its capital and surplus fund, 0 2 his nomination. Myeruance taparticulasly desired ne, Seorotary, | {ensuieront guarantee ct ite solvensy foe tee are worth dduble the mansy <2 $7 each. They Mr. Crarx (American) said he was astonished See ape y-_ | ture. — ap 13-d2w MAXWELL & BRC at this proceeding, and wished to know if this FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSO- . No. o78.1 ap W-eos} _____ 88 Penn. aver Sore ead seen ang the eons | ate hd A ape Gt tee ApEn | NOTICE OF TH Et ApLieuMEy® or | 236. TO THE LADIES Sates Sete Feet ak ee ache gunited | EVENING, Aprite et 8 Sein OY | LN TER TERRITORY OF KANSAS. Compa cl begs leave to call the attentwn States Senate? He had heard of no charges of a| “Business of importance will be laid bafore the | ‘In pursuance of the act of Con, eas Approved ith ofthe Lad, tor following Goods now opening : character that would authorize such a proceeding, | meeting. March 9, 1857, entitled “An act to atablish three nd- C N ace wd Flouneings, emepcocing all gi venioty: and the House would now adjourn. ti C. W. C. DUNNINGTON, President, ation and Districts in the tory of 2? oe browdered yore LJ hate, Mr. Brent said he arose more to express his | _F. J. Wnkatrey, Secretary. ____Ap 18-2t_ | to be led RR gaat on: rey cae os ered Linen Cambre very Fetonishment at the conduct of the gentleman WASHINGTON, D. C., April 13th, 1857.—A uently for $5) for the low A beautiful assortment of Dress Goods, fram Sacramento (Mr Clark) than to say any. Te meeting of th, Law’ Adsoeiation of Wash. & light ariation in Sreritwey ee on the subject before the House. He cou! i ny City”? wil eld in Temperance Hall at i i for & superi very con not derstand what object the gentioman bed: be oFsiock on vee ESDAY EVENING the lath natant, ororthe "Deiat Ane Diaraicy” at DowtrHay. sua y ther ate stem effec: | Bi pieces tel Hite. a beautiful article ot dress re" who rested is m Oo m4 foods, . =. Mie Botnet (frees Me as quested to attend, as there will beau election of per- For the “Weretees DraTENce™ wo Gane said for C. cannot fail being We can ‘show. the cheapest Trish Linens ever Mr. Brext continned—Does the gentleman's | ™m&aent office! 3 - 5 Territo: ad to the purchaser, jing him brought to Washington, as many here can tes - party mate tur charges: and the whempt to apisat* JNO. 8. PENNY BACKER, Ser, ange ander my a tthe city of Washington, tebuy fh caah and Fell at's omell prokt ee jot licain prevent their refutati i NOTICE.—THERE WILL BE A MEET- A. D. 1857. bad debts. ry ; ery cheap a and making motions to adjoure te eons img, Of the shockbalders & Rappanicicn | By order of the Presents Ayo onemauses FELT HATS, CAPS and STRAW | 30 Breve heen injured, which will be irginia, % 80 to memb Y | Farms and Lots in the Gold Region : OS. 8. LSON, ievited to oy 2,500 sit esemearend white and "ie Werke ne gurion wtirn eso | SERSRT Te HST LSO | ap ntaedcine Comin ole | Hane bie ee ne Pica ptt the question, which was lost. | 2,the upper room at Mrs: Vosu's ‘ Noam] eee ea og ane ‘ahove goods have been for cash, Sacrainento (Mr. Clark) willaltos meses co a2 aE BAUER, | NONE BE Aka SEMEN? y ap uns) OF, apie seagate CARTER. When I was interrupted, Mr. 8; Mr 0, O. F. “ THE | WISCO! 5 venue re Hunt, Iwas about to give the Teasone white: = genre geambors of HARMONY LODGE, No. | “{ bind es these Congress fluenced me to vote for Dr. Gwin on the ballot | 2 resort bind. f TOLIN STRIN, 7 avenue and 7th atreet, Hy informs the {caternit Darel quiiilod “Anoerte Doiminoes, Cheabor Beara, Caets Ses. ey 82 Seventh street. Which nominated him. ‘Then, in the first place, | SM Pu CR END CONCERT AN tional District in the Stato of Wisoonal _*P _» LAMMOND’S, mh street, = 1 will say, it was my intention’ to do so wi ALL at avy smbrasce that Santee LSS Cee ee Cirence, THE CONQUEROR, » tate ro He left home, and J should have cast my vote fortire | Fanta ING, "April 2omh. ad. | Smbraces tha erp ty Spicy a on a fivenots. ‘The beat production of ont at an early period, if I had been lefe alone: eases 7 be de! by several ‘distinguished re ‘Shaks| not like to = electioneered with, sir, and I am PH wept ot theo ler, ‘and the fine orchestral part bound to say this was attempted by very young | 9 ne coletrat ine ise under the men, wich somewhat di od me. Bat, aire “tine ‘Quart Cia hae AMS y on Gnd {100 cast, aud ve another reason, as well confess + ¢ Tam the friend of Mr. Brederiex, and Thea | any'iaaig ONE ARS admitting & Gentleman | ted and mnie A A made an agreement with the de! ion from ws After the Concert the floor will be cleared ineae gene Santa Barbara, my neighbors and that | for ai of ths we ny ah te dog. ‘G we would all see my Broderick safe first, then if ments have heen = ery Mr, Vi 7 ndér ‘ey til Jooked right, we had long’ since determined the Ken to have Coaches leave the Neve Fadater eleventh ig, vote . Gwin. es,sir, long before open : " i meeting of this body. In ‘ginclesion, siz, permit commence! instar lore 8 oiclock ; Concert to ap 19.tnweA tine Commissioner of a friend "oF ‘ole friend's Trine eve? moa to = % Wd aagtond. fea er, OVS SPRING ANDSUMMER CLO’ concerning this vote. It was'all gratuitous, It PDN Bennet, BG: Sno. Me oF ariand, | ID of every description r dreee and school wear,at ™ PekoUson i 5 wae because Dr. Gwin had made a good Benator, | Bro Kren Prope BF op isre agate PMS ce paar bet. Sn EN ais, 496 Soventh strec*, OpBing Serins Goods at —* tigner. Also, the services Of | Sur und few rete: