Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1855, Page 2

. : NIG ap WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, | wae put in, or that the freighted goods had| Lemuel T. Wells, of Cincinnati, Ohio.—For Amusements. , SING STAR. NY} ' “ne | Deen damaged by the perils of the seus. e[ improved printing press on. | prantim Pern, Pasion of te Und Sats of INCREASED SUCUESS ! haps le, gee etapa ‘eon , fctry con GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS i trifugal water wheel. sabe ase ;, Satisfactory evidence having been exhibit - in catioe, Walter A. Wood, of Hoosick Falls, N. Y. that Sous Kavrruan bes been appointed consul AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. WA SMINGTON CITY: Tho Very Latest !—The last wonder cf the New York Herald is a story about a conspira- cy entered into between M. Calderon de ia Barea, Mr. Marcy, General Cushing, and the President to ruin Mr. Soule, on sending him : 5 af o8ses i PGeonts WN: Yorn ot _ Gitoom, Mise, of Saxony, at Galveston, for the State of Texas, 1 marine } and in the calculation of aver- For improvement in cultivators. Sask cgi tides oda 0a acter Nn AB & CO'S SPIui? UE THE MORNING PRESS. . ages, and that in the case presented there] Geo, A_t’rentizs, of Cheshire csuaty, N. I. | tree to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,| DISSOLVING VIEWS. The Union announces the expected news of | Madrid! As childishly silly as _ con | was no legal or equitable claim for freight, ave sete main, rrangement of wheels, | | privileges as are allowed to the consuls of the | yjry< , + (-,. \ESDAY) <ING, March 2tst, a + i j forth with gravi- atikee axles, and fric! rol : the entire adjustment of the Black Warrior | ‘i is, that journal puts it most favored nations im the United States. Giehiaro * * Benes containing are seenete In testimony #&bereof, | have caused these letters S feeeens wn AN ay va oo. P EMELRY, PA SUY ARTICLES, es, to Le made patent, and the seal of the United States | 42:\\ Se be Dua to be hereunto affixed. J E, = i city of Washington ‘To the andience #t anytime the presentation Se ee ey et Seaeek, Ni D. 1855, and | of the check to Mr Harbaugh, at the tick: rs ty equal to anything of the kind wo ever saw} Private Land Claims in Indiana—Court|, 200 W. Stedman, of Vieuna, N. J —For in a newspaper. Its conductors forget that all the world recollecte that the President, on consultation with his Cabinet, sent Mr. Soule to Spain. The Heraéd’s story is that they, at tho same time, sent with him, as Secretary of Legation, a gentleman (who, by the by, was there previously) whom they knew to be implacably hostile to the leading object of his mission—the acquisition of Cuba—the con- surmamation of which they had notoriously more at heart than any Dther point cf Ame i can policy incident to the times. And, further, that there has been a secret correspondence, designed to bring Mr. Soule into disgrace, difica!iy with Spain, for which we prepared our readers some time since. It seems to us that our cotemporary isin error in the drift of bis remarks upon the affair, which superin- duce the impression that Spain yielded to the fear of force, rather than to the clearness of the reasoning with which the American Seo- retary of State placed the fasts involved be- fore the Queen's Government. The American despatoh to which the editor refers is proba- bly the most powerful paper that ever came from Mr. Matey’s uand—as powerfully con- tlusive a4 "ny state paper that ever was penned wince civilization began. We prefer to be- lieve that Spaia yielded gracefully to the Yoroe of its reasoning—not to fear. We think We recognise in the promptoess with which ahe acknowledged the justice of our demands, when thus madeclear to ber understanding, a disposition to be reasonable in all her future improverient in sewing machines Deeds—Improvement Bights of Heads of Wm, M. B Martles, of New York, N.Y. Families—Militia Donations —By the act of or iene ae for making cylindro comi- July 27, 1354, present owners of the classes of | °* tpl oes ; y Ci W. Cotton, of Shelbu Fall. s. ie claims above mentioned are authorized to file} ror improvement’ in attaching po hg (tm 8) of the independence of the United States] ‘The Watch and Jewelry were secured last might their notices with the Register of the Land| handles - of America the seventy ninth. by Sokes an ee ee ee Office at Vincennes, setting forth the nature| euben opal of Batinoe,; Conn.—for im- ss: icviaasiies FRANKLIN PEBRCE. tian wes maniistrd. commence at 8 ofclack. _ 3 paral ¥ : - of their rights. The time for filing (six months) Up hae Mt Rebiatane, of New York, N. W.L. Mancr, Secretary of State. ag Uriel 7 se a = ‘bances has nearly expired. Thereafter, a Board of) Y., as:ignor toT J’_W. Robertson and Alfred | p,aniiin Pierce, Prendent of the United States of| "Tickets 1 WENTY-FIVE CENTS only. Commissioners is to be constituted by law to - Beach, of nee Place.—For improvement America, to all whom it, may concern: _mer i ; —— adjudicate these varied interests. The effect ” Gilbere L Ba es of Portland, Me , assi Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to] PEOPLE'S T HE A TRE. of all this will be to quiet these ancient] to himself and Mighill Nutting, of same place. | me that Ameper Cowronie ~ re wet a atents, which is indispensable to the growth | For improvement in castors for furniture. consul of the Netherlands, at New Orleans, for Lessee...+s+ ‘ so tee a rosperity ot aay omni : Designs.—Jos. W. Gardner, of Shelburne | states ot Louisiana and Mississippi, I do hereby Acting & Stage Manager ....Jno. Weaver. P please ms alt ‘ass =e eg eee bet ¢ | Prensnive him as such, and declare him free to ex owe roar a Oe i Beesley and Edw: . Delany, : ; S of admission-—Orchestra 5 Par. going on between the paities named aboveand | Tho Extension of the 1 reasury Department Philetelphie, 5 Bias Neato eee Sucking | ise and enjoy such cectien, oe = Ln Price origncms; Regular Ticket 35 cents; Pri the Secretary aforesaid. Really, it seems as Building, &c.—This work, we learn, is to be} groves. — ileges as are eee eae vs “1 vate Boxes $3 and g5. anes though the Herald publishes only for Bed- ee the original plan made by Thomas} The Current Operations of the Treasury Oe acieay aime i scekea Gaia aes FOURTH NIGHT OF Mr.C M. WALCOT. lamites. No man outside of alunatio hospital | U- Walters, Esq , architect, which was speci-| Department.—On yesterday, the 20th March, | 1 ade patent, and the seal of the United States FIRST NIGHT OF MRS. WALCOT. would believe that these Government officers, | "4 in the act making the appropriation to| there were of Treasury Warrants entered on : i to be hereunto affixed. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, March 2ist, oficial intercourse with us; which disposition bant on sequiring Cuba as they were, would ver sie | sce lin pane oan ahd 1 pe Deyerimeet= Ce ate ¢. fee rT! wil be ep gg) pate —— Mf properly cultivated, will in time lead to he | *{"'¥@ t defeat their own end, which is neither | {eld engineering in connec 2 For the redemption of stock...... $43,058 63 the 17th day of March, A- D. 1855, and of] page POLLIES A NIGHT. ” “ S, ‘ FY j, 1. 8.) the ind dence of the United States of more nor less than the amount of this last | tioned in the Star of yesterday as being in He oe wid cons : se M teas hmoeice tae seventy mith. <r For covering into the Treasury ‘ " Pierre Palliot . Duke de Chartres. Duchess de Chartres. Bppreciation of the better policy of selling Cuba to us, as it can never again be worth to roorback from the Hera/d’s mint. This story | PTSt€ss, was to stake out the ground which i s in | Will be covered by the magnificent build: fi iscell By the President eons her, by any possible chance, as Sank ox thes is simply proof of the dullness of the times in valieul ik hall be coca me rom miscellaneous sources 3,299 00 W. L. Maney, Seoretary of State. T cinde with thr lenghebte farce of ? ashington i inwi pleted. The prelimina-| For covering into the Treasu: ‘0 con Money this Government will willingly give Washi ) from which something in the way ‘Goal celina. i eee : . ries are in the hands of Capt. Bowman, of the 8 <e of « wonder mast be nominally published daily, United States Engineers, the head of the| For covering into the Tre under the Hera/d’s system We shall, proba pase D S es ae from Lands.. ae bly, next have from the same souree a story | *eaeury Department's now so important bu- that the President and Messrs. Marcy and |T¢*? vf construction, which has charge of the KILL OR CURE. for it—the island. «The idea that Spain learns : nothing and forgets nothing is, in these times fallacious; inasmuch «s the principle of pro- Bress must affect her to a greater or less de- 1,333,514 02 ee THO IAN INSTITUTION LEC- L Mr TURES. , J 179,708 02 RUSSELL will lecture THIS (Wednesday) M + 452,472 81) “Pe public are invited. ‘VENiNG, on Meteorology. cture wil! commence at 7 o’elork. mar 21—| . S'S SALOON. Cushing have formally and deliberately con- work on new custom houses, .marine hospitals, + 132,678 71] mar 2i—it CARUBPS SALOON. Bree, as it affects all else in the world spired to destroy their own standing before|*¢- ‘This buroau, of recgnt existence, is re- = ae ECTURE.—MAJ B.R FRENCH will] THURSDAY EVENING, March 224 The Intelligencer publishes an awusing eaten 7 wan bd deliver a ure e at Se eemeeee ae aaa tes 5,250 69 [tor Ail, or THURSDAY EVENID i . MR. ROBERT HELLER = 2 a sp-nsible for the disbursement of very large Jetter from its veteran correspondent, Major tho country, which’ would be ona par’ with Pe . amounts of public money, and its affairs are ——_——- wre at 7K o’elock. a AS the honor to submit the following pro- Jack Downing, all about the Ostend Confer. gerne *° hones aie hore. that} ®° °2nducted as to be A model for similar] Remarkable tay oaiee to the Memory of aj The —— respectfully invited. Lecture free if gramme of his LAST SOIREE. ence ard the Biack Warrior affair. Th We may Dot in priately b ere; a sok ( aztor. _mar 21— /- — PARY FIRCT PIANO-FORTE the Major meal ie gting aa = thie per there bas not been an instant since the inaug- ~ennnisiniigad Grakie ct /sn7 Goverment; in Many of our readers reinem”: > tho dis:ress apes oe es eee 5. rig iauanine pos 13,C min......Beethoven x . , ae i i i ich his | 2" : : se ‘will be an adjourne - It—Movw 2 we can discover ne mustiness io his jokes, ae ae = bias pegs oatraglio the erection of the extension sbove referred ae eee eae of Rev. Jas. Noaree, | cians? Exchange at thet Roome, a Buidings, 2 Rec umaae ~, ic i piquant in as they pai to will make sad work with the symmetry of : uk. “ Rondo allegro. which are quite s¢ piquant 1855 mi lo Eater's wi caleuk kk with th | then principal of the Central Academy. He } corner Lith street.on NING, Were in 1835 him have not been as cordial as it is possible left this city last July, on a visit to the south- . é the ground around the executive mansion, as r it ‘ : Scania apparel. Ph eben at present laid out. It will cover or inclose capil of public sfiairs, |G ae line and | ™!! the «pace in front of the present State De wor!, attributing unkind feelings towards the partisans; /and % pernape, 100 feet west of President,to Mr. Souie, are utterly without thet building, and will also cause the removal foundation. He did not, while here, either by oS Ce oe CAS mee a ie moe word or look, do aught to justify any portion of of the present garden attac ed to it; running the silly storie concerning his position to the down to the street bordering the grounds, im- Pr sident of the Administration, of which the | ‘@*!i#(¢ly surrounding the mansion on the newspapers have been so prolific of late. It south side, will be remembered that up to a week ago, the Hera/d has been protesting that the At- rney General is the head and front of filli- bosterism, to which it now makes him an im ere will be an election held for all the officers ern part of Iowa, and, when returning, was | of the Association, and it is desirable there should attacked with cholera at Salem, Iowa, where | °° * punctual attendance. 8. BACON, President. he died after an illness of a few hours, JNO. F. ELLIS, Sec. mar 21—3t No. _ ue sons hon Ge werkeel Mr. Nourse removed to is city in 1849, PRESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD, 4. P —— ections from from Milroy, Pa., where he was pastor of the ATTENTION —Each and every member Nocturne. A flat. op. 7. By request. 3 P of the corps are hereby Mazourka. J e. Presbyterian church. When his former con- the drill on THURSDAY E f We may As need ” (Warie.) gregetion heard of his death, and that his re- at 346 o'clock. . mn ——: mains rested far from his home, they sent a his sage Segunatel Os very encumuee delegation to exhume and bring back his hose members having sabres belonging to the body. Two gentlemen were appointed to pers | °1)"" Wil! bring them in for inspection. By order of the Captain, JOSEPH PECK. form that duty, and imiediately started on} WM. H. HAYWARD, 0.8. mar 21-1t their mission. On arriving at Salem they Adasen: WASHINGTON BLUES.— . Fantasie Brilliante. “Somnambula.’’..Thall . Lieaer Ohne Worte.........0e.ese00.Mendelsoha No 1, first book No. 6, third book. (Duetr) The Seasimel laughs heartily at the idea of Betting up Mr. George Law for a presideutial wandidate, conceiving bi: arpirations in that ‘way on a footing with his speculations in con- demued muskets. There is a deal of gora- headitivencss in George, beyond adoubt. But it strike us that he cin hardly come a ‘ Dry Lock Bank’’ operation upon the people of the United States. The same Paper, discussing the Cuban question, says: “But of Iate the aspect of effairs has changed in most important Particulars) No msn at all conversant with passing events, ean doubt for a moment that Engiind and France have established a sort cf Cuban Protectora: im<d against the iaterests of the United States and giving to those allied mations the same power (o harm us from Cuba PART #&COND. 1. Tue remarkable and satirical experiment known the Drum of the Spirits, will be introduced by Mr. Heller. . Tue Secong Sight Mystery, with ite attendans Phenomenn. Mr. Heller’s inventicn : Tae Marvellous Orange Tree. The mechnnical Gur Foreign Relations.—We are under the impression that the Africa and Pacific, on their last voyages hitherward, brought advices Incabl for te Inst two. ye So it to the Government from nearly all our diplo- ace eee st two years. So it} tists now on the other side of the Atlantic, coe of importa ill be laid goes" i, and that they embrace, perhaps, less of inter- the committee were firm. One of them was 25 die meeting ce al = = ts may be obtained at the Mus:c Stores ; - sth bef such an occasion. In- | *#%en sick, and the other could obtain no as- J. J. MULLOY, Lt. Commanding. Ss if the isiaud belonged ‘othem ‘The propo} 28 Selection of Company Officers for the | ‘*t ‘han ever before on an on. war 21 = ” THOS. BRIGGS, 0.8. mar 20—' e aS F = , Sition for ths tripartite convention made some] Four Now 3egiments—Though here and| ccd, the Eastern war question is almost ex _ pent he offered exorbitant sums. | - WASHINGTON [GULANDERS, ATTEN ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD. time ago, and the recent 7 itish | there we find individual gentlemen who have | ©':ively occupying all the diplomatists of the| #e then bought the necessary tools—for no TIO} y req At the solicitation of numerous friends, Mr sailing eetat Sacete ek femak (cP | ow permouaily disappoiated inthe « lections | "°7!4. except of this Governmont, which elone | °°? Would lend them—and alone opened the THURSDAY EVENING, the 224 intanyat} ROBERT HELLER, sailing out ct Havena with the English and| %**? per y ppoint = a ae - grave the second night aiter his arrival 7 olock , will give ONE MORE of hie Spaniah flags eutwined, leate no doubt or un- | to which we refer above, we have never known | ©! (lie civilized Powers of the earth keeps its Th ond : se ee saa hk creey semi olthe Unempeasl ill give ONE 3 certainty. It is clear—perfectly clear—that acy similar action on the part of « President | #{l<irs clear of any direct or indirect identifi © next morning. he with difficulty ob- should be there, as business of importance will be SPLENDID GIFT AND MAGICAL a Cubar Protectorate bas been established b z ‘ ie x ini tained assistanco in raising the coffin to th i ENTERTAINMENTS, England and France, and that the aa aiieas, of the United States so universally commended | °?'!0n with the matter. So our ministers and og fo the | said before them. ion WeeaGanT = arch Ske — of the protectorate is hostility to] in tais city This is remarkable, inarmuch as | ©? °'s¢8 find less to do just at thie timo than surface and placing itin the zine box pre- eo ee ee the found that tHe inhabitants were terror stricken MORROW tae ey yontnee, ye Sin Heller "Tue “Tree bude epee etd = at the ides of raising the corpse, and did every o'clock, at the armory of the Company. fruit, and produces Buiterflies. thing in their power to dissuade them. But]. {tis earnestly requested that every member will Te Soiree will commence at & o’clock. Te 3 5 WM. FORSYTH, Secretary. mar 20—3t Tickets only FIFT mar 19 hited States aud to the most important] these here congregated are, for the most part, | ever before—little opportunity, indeed, to en-| Pared for it; but then no one in the town| — cacataeta) A RAG AC = —— a interests of the people of the United States. . : ots ea aste the altention of those to whom they are | Could be hired to soder on the top, and he had ee ‘DER respectfully announces to the NATIONAL THEATRE. “Theee circumnstancse—strengtheued and politicians—while he has evidently eschewed | 62+; y Waead dist: to fiad si of “tripping the light fantastic toe,” that his EERE : made more significant and pare by the] Political claims and infiuences altogether in | #**redited in the comparatively unimportast | °° &O baa a iwi Dee enunes waisiee iree will take place on WEDNESDAY aged feanize the island and by the] de‘ermining on whom to bestow the commis | “2’(er ‘hey have in abeyance with us to gee it a When — accomplished, M pe beigestnr Prof. Mender's Splendid Circus Company. sions in question. The truth is, the brief re It los not seem to be expected in Washing. | #O° all encased 1n @ wooden box, the citizens | _ Al es, will not fail to call again _ OF MYERS * MADIGAS, ae Cala {of the previous eervices of every man on | {on thst Mr. Robt. M. MeLane will extend his |©4!d not do too much ip honor to the de- large company and bright times are anticipated. The best Equestrian Company in America. upon to dteide wh-m he has devolved « commission in either | Present trip to the United States. His family, osseed, sai whes) the eget takes ite SLAGRLEDY LUST-Lon diosday evening AFTERNUON PERFORMANCE e will conzen' that, after Proposi« | of the new regimente, with which the promul |‘? which there fs sickness, met him in Paris, the boat, 2 long preeeen followed thom. the 19th instant, between the residence of Hon. | Exery WE PNESDAYW and SATURDAY. fsb pro oe — will poraittnes gation of the list was accompanied, carries] Shere ho is at present, attending to them Ray comimitteo were faithful to their trust oe Sy Bir, Hale Se Eaq., ie EVENING, » q r 2 a i strety A > Frard change continue to be an Exglich and French protes | £0 conclusive conviction of the outire integ- |e need hardly add that our interests in| there siso. A hurricane sprang up, and mae Oe ee tne enerisnameon the inade, EQUESTRIAN NOVELTIES, torate, origiasting in hostility to us, and hav- rity and correctnes: of bis decisions,as to| C2ina are in as fair a way as could be wished, | °f tbe deck load was swept overboard. The | The finder wil: be liberally rewarded by leaving it ing nothing but i In which appears MWe Rosa, Mr. Thos King, Mons ile purposes for us Le A. Aymer, W_ Odell, Masters Mads ; he Hat 8 f TODD & CO., Pa. avenue. fore all complaints, if any were disposed | “ ‘?* fact of his temporary absence from hie coffin was thrown on end; but one of the gen- | atthe ieee ; a ois x fi ji i A [eben ee ee a tee, Mr. H. P. Madigan The Poole Affair. te make them. Just one-half the company | it? "der any circumstances, is proof of psec tare pial oncom ad = g RK WAKD —Lost, on Monday, a 19h ~aece ee Soon et , * The New York at “Ji ‘ wa 3 ured. instant, probably atthe Smithsonian Institute cE FS SC NS. The ety ors Express says that “Jim Ir ere of each grade bave besn selected from ‘ihg United States Frigate Columbia —The} ‘The remains of tho faithfal pastor now rest raved GULD CROBS, with moonstone centre Jim_Myers, Carlo, and Sam_ Lc vin, who figured in the Poole murder in the} there in civil life who have served their coun-| . vo lockets, one containing hair, the other a “s SASS Ga . . 5 a: Navy Department have advices of the frigate] near the church he served so well. The ex- The above reward will be paid Wthe ar- | 7?" performance will conclade with the fairy «pec “2lst ward, only in October Jast curried the| try 10 arms, while an equal number have been} bia, C od Newton, at Norfolk. | penses of the exhumation, near 200 doll: meee ate toh at Galt's Jewelry Pa aveuue. tacte of Whig primary meeting,” and “ was in Tam.| taken from the present army—sufficient tof “eT Commodore Newton, : sep dieweed seam! x , CINDERELLA, Many Hall et 3 mass meeting there, ratifying speedily infuse into the new tzoops the discip- The fever is raging on board of her. Some] were cheerfully contributed by the grateful = wen of her crew have died, and there| congregation over whom he had ided f 2 OR OTHERS WANTING | OR. FAIRY AND LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. s = a whi five or seven of her vi ' ¢ preside fi wo very suitable and well lo- ters by the juvenile troupe of Thirty Little the Seymour nomination orying dowa John live andesprit du corps which together render are now from forty to fifty of her men down in| nearly twenty years. His family will soon | cated rooms on Eighth street, the direct road to the ers by i Aeyouncleg pe arty Cochrane, and knucking down all who cried} the present army of the United Statcs the : n : Patent Office from the avenue. —— ~ - him up,” that “ Baker was a Whig ‘striker’ | mcat efficiont in the world Grila Semler their hammocks from this terrible scourge. It] returo to their old home. HENRY JANNEY, . REDUCTION OF PRICES. in the Sth ward of this (New York) city per * [will be recollected that she iz the flag-ship cf} We seldom have seen such a tribute of re-| mar 21—dlw 348 Pa. avenue. Mrivate Boxes, $4; Dress Circle and Parquetie, = , the Power of Corruption —We fear that | the ‘tulf Squudron. She was last at the Ieland spect paid to one after death. the New York Legislature are about to give} o! St Thomas anotaer illustration of the power which cor- mend Tupt:on often exercises over legislative bodies} “?™Y Cficers Resigned —Ist Lieutenants in this country. The various interests in the | 40'cl T. Van Buren and John C. Moore, of city of New York, political. mercenary, and | ‘te 2d artillery, U.S. A., have resigned, to tlemen with lacics, 25 cents; Single gentiemen, cents; Colored Gallery mar 5 Decause of bis potent influence there in the primary meetings, he was made, through some aldermen, 2 policeman! Tho Bakers. dis- gusted with the rough handling the present Mayor gives them, are now operating in Ai- bany to reduce the police of the city to their JNRIVALLED GUITARS.—Three — 1b instruments are now on exhi- = = ir i od, at M Store. Thi _ = —_ BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE. Sarastig benny of their gone anette ihe Galvcuad CARUSPS SALOON, m1 f Profess teure. encomiums of Professors and Amateure. THURSDAY EVENING, M hn 22; HILBUS & HITZ, Sole Agents. M®: ROBERT HELLER has the plea = ~~~ | JNJ sure of announcing to his friends and the ci Baxrimorr, March 20, 1859. LU have just seen a letter from our esteemed | _™*" 2!_ tae = Fee ak townsman Col. John 8. Gittings, Kaq., dat NEW GOODS. zen of the District that, at the solicitation of the subjection.” of debauchery, whose rascalitios hare been | tke effect, the resignation of the former, on Havena, 14th inst. H - = ae ak (ENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING.—We are now] former, he has determined upon in ‘ a z . so successfally exposed, and in a grest mea-| 2° lst of March, inst , and that of the latter, | * Q eee sn WES wo wait On the G eiving our spring supplies of new Clots, _ ONE MORE Some of the New York papers, by way of fasigl nnveaieal ke tae sania of Mayor Wood, | » the 28th alt. in the Black Warrior for New Orleans, where | Cas-imeres, Tweeds, Cashmerrtts, Suuniner Cloths, | here previous to carrying ridiculing tbe efforts made to delfy the bully, Poole. dub him «St. Poole’ The efforts re- cently made to grow political capital out of the List of Patents issused from the United bh urpor i i Linen Drills and Ducks, White and col’d Marseilles, permanent residence rilueta' eed ah rages pains oe lk and Satin Vestings, &c . embracing the great- ‘ ered in health. This will be welsonia intatte riety of rich new and fashionable Goous for F , sformence en havo combined before their Legislature to tie his kanda for the future, by taking from him ont be found in this cit; hich a RTE, and SECOND-SIGHT, and = S that power over the New Yoik pulice which. States Patent Office, for the week ending gence to his many friends, not only in this |‘, Boke bon riie escggstodss shales tyle of SION, he being nesiated | m affair at Stanwix Hall are Teacting rapidly - - ‘ *T March 20. 1855—each bearing that date : city but in Washington. The heaith of his| workmen and finixh, much cheaper than the usual ertainment by some of 2 exercised under his strong will and keen por Three-fourths of the New York city papers ceptions, has enabled him, using that force ard L Berthon, of Fareham, England. | ¥if, who accompanies him, is 2 ih Sala ae ir ere é The rumored death of the Eun} Nicho- WALL & STEPHENS, Further particulars hereafter, mar 19—3 on ‘ peror Nicho now to realise that they bid fair greatly | as his means, to effect eo much good in se hort | re) aie Wegiad Jans oe ar monte Fei ies, te yet 2 topic of much conversation There . Seger bse LTR to injure the moral tone of the community ;|.1:,.4 We regret to perceive that Mr. Henry tihu Bliss, of Newark, N. J.—For im- | 2f many who still believe the whole affair to] _,.,. OLD SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND and they are therefore commendably ctrain-}y p aymond, now the Lieutenant Governor of | P!o¥td swivel for waich chains. be either a hoax or « mistake. I have seen a 7 see - pas. 7] +a hoa K MARINES commercial circular, recoived by lar ° C AN have their papers prepared, and Warrants house iv this city from their correspondent in B. DONALDSON, Dentst, late of ti obtained, under the late Bounty Land Act of ing every nerve to do away with their bad ef- Jehial E Blodgett, of Hannibal, N. ¥.—For fects, it it be not too late. the State, appears to be the main reliance of improved wagon brake ZW ing ch. q + _Z.W.& Sd wWic z N London, to which is added a postscript sayin; t & Donaldson, continues to March 3, 1855, by calling atte banking house of anemia _ those arging the change. According to the . nee z pe eens Me naen ee Non that's ramor prevailed in’ Lester jon obtand factare t those beautiful _ HAMILTON G FANT, PERSONAL. Journal of Commerce, and other lead festaninc’ cavlates ea for other like pur | the Sailing of the Africa, that the Empres teeth, wil ; No. 432 Pennsylvania Avenue. .-@. P. B. James, Key, Bettiah concai'et ing papers of New York city, discharged ee ing ourtei pur nak the Emperor, of Ruseia was dead. This pecimens of whic’ > (i N. B. The highest price paid for Land War- Nortelk, Va. (the novelist James) is now in this city, at Willard’s +++» Commodore Newton aiso reached Wash- ington this morning, leaving his ship, the Columbia, at Norfoik- . ° -.» Mrs. Alexander Hamilton was the first would seem to throw some doubt on the sub- ES taco ly held in this | —— ——— . 5 # Pats : ject, i : HILDREN'S HOOPS received and for hk hie cea = ad tt th i method of gelf ventilation for railroad cars. | ject. and to make the least of it, leaves room fe 1°s. 7; = : 0 side : yey os in the city for Juo P. Cowing, of Seneca Falls, N.Y —For | for speculation. For my own part, | am very “dl na LAMMOND’S, 7th st. change; which in effect proposes to place device for air chamber in pap: incredulous in reference to thé Czar’s death. . over Mayor Wood in dealing with derelict Archibald H. Crozier, ct Oswego, N. ¥ —| There is no tangible evidence to my mind that TAKE NOTICE. Pp wren. & board of commissioners, who are for machine for cutting barrel head: auch an event has taken place. (n the other NEW ING SUM GOCDS. virtually to hold their offices by the favor of ‘Chas. G. Curtis, of Springfield, Mass —For] band, the arguments to prove that he still ag og weg er policemen and rowdy politicians are well} V P. Corbett, of Corbettsyille, N. Y.—For ese teeth are carved and shaded to snit each particular case, and their resemblance to the natu- ral organs.is 50 perfect as to deceive the most prac- tised eye. ; Particular attention also paid to filling and pre- . s en I teeth. W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under : : lives are abundant. ba he = merrae e and ail operations warranted. the United 8 ” Hotel, has just rec person inthe United States for whow icecream} the corner groceries, ru: shops, gambling |P"\\"". R. Davis of East Cambridge, Macs—| The fact that Lord Joh Mussel received | mice southwest corner Seventh and D #'s.—en- By the Un Spring and come wr Goes bea .+.Hon. @. W, J of T decti houses, and other such establishments as | For improved shot cartridge. — intelligeacs, proves jut es hing He is rance on D. _ now prepared to offer great bargains to al Je want aac - W, Jones, renn., Gectines rarely fail to combine together in New York Howard Delano, of Syracuse, N. Y Bounce ae alt otaers YEW MI MILLINERY. me carlin a a pollen ts 4 Dg a candidate for relection to Congress . -" | improvement in feeding fuci to furnace: cted, upon whom to perpe such a On Saturday, Mareh 24th 3 43 8 s So does Mr. Dent. of Georgia. to elect to office persons whe will be their Alexander H. Gaston aud John Smich, of] 804%. And further, the channei throug) ‘Thompson eat open our Phe le suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, of thin +++-Moses Small, the oldest newspaper car- | °!"—whose administration of affairs there] Sunbury, Obio—For improvement in rakes meen the news was sent and promulgated, is Spring Millinery, coneisting of the "cloth of,casslanese, fer $12. , rier in Balttmore, now in bis 78th year, com: made the summary proceedings of Mayor | aud elevators West Middieb Ob speculctors would delve te ene nens FL WEE : & = ich she has select — = Eesek nad iran este, Seas 90 es ; 4 P gage Ww Y ©! iddie! io — ar LO’ ¢ , Which she has - 5. menced hie vocation in 1806; and it ie said he | Wood and Chief Matsell so necessary. Fo aceon a reuien tables’ vi ment is the pale, above all others, where par- | ed from the la tions. She will a'socen | Good Business Coats for $7. has averaged in bis walks 16 miles each day, — Those Hanson, of New York, N. Y.—Bor| ties to such ahumbug would aim at giving it | *tantly make to order ‘ Black and Fancy Pants, irom $3 to $7. which for 49 years fo t up a total of 245,392] The U.S Sioop of War Jamestown --The valve for hydraulic ram. . pabiisity My own impression is that Lord | “ried and hopes to be abie e f Marseilles and Bilk Vests, from $2 tw $5. Sac to the extent of 9 times resalt of the turvey recently ordered to ascer- Elbridge Harris, of Boston, Mass.—For iw- ussel has been awfully hoaxed, and throogh ery customer Who may favor us with their patrons]. keeps always on hand a large assortment of bim the world. Every one has a right to | “8. i ts ich ch as Shiris, Gh Cray: Um .».The publishers of the Louisville papers tain the tras condition of this ship, demon- | provement in ree £3 City, N.J their opinion. 1 have seen something of We would aiso take this opportunity bagel ene oa grog such as Shiris, ssa mie : have aguad to decline the publication PA strates that she isin perfect order for a three Forum eagereoe a if 2s hoaxes bofore, and know a little of the p- tee aye Mies’ scaieen er te oae-ae riba ——_ = sik ect aero . = id ears’ cruiso. Lt will J recollected thaton}| ¢ on : i ,N. Y.— Pliances used to get them up, and the; ipetitor, and therefore gained the highest pre- srmenestee town —— cg from Philadejp@e not long oi: sageesemensn calles cor erin alii recs peliese Tumperar Aeoee alive until | miam for Diemer eee 7 Seni ‘1 aaa . | further advices prove him dei 4 panics’ Institute just ¢ in thi ve 7 __ «+++ Morrissey, the pugilist, is out in a card| bound to take her position as one of the Afri- cesral bend pees rieepire = Oe Nite | acceria news which eit probably Nice ae NALULCHINEON & MUNRO, | mar 19-3t in the New York Herald, denying that he had| can coast squadron, anonymous letters SP] Ebenezer Morse, of Walpole, N. U.—Ffor| ™°rrow or next day, is looked for with great Fi door went of Wieder teres & Core. 20) =oas> TAR ee <a = death of Poole. s-y- peared, condemning her as unseaworthy. | improvement in planters. . een es puta different face on the (Copee) Dail: ed wor <goneell “Providenee,”’ and 4 o = A es a ‘airs. ————_—_—_.-- ye! per scl s wher the abray vccurred. Nome 1 PE! Tho stir made over them in the nomspapers pred, Bembares of 2 tangs X-— Bar ley | ce ekyAsiaithent mesh ares of momen CARD— Tie atiention of the public is r-| ror wale wy" FOWLE & CO., Josh. Eilisbee probably caused the Secretary of the Navy to | PT. Suenh is Aree de er wees illsbee, the actor, sailed yester- = A ; ctfully called to the sale of elegant Furni- Abner N. Newton, of Richmond, Ind.—For | 2%-President Ty’ ler lectures to night before the | jure oak siomnerad Effects, ut thesesideacs of bis order a survey upon her at the Norfolk yard, | improvement in cartrid, Marylacd Institute. . Excellency J. M. Tirado, Peruvian Minister, corner] &+ OTICE TO FLUTISTS.—EISENBRANDT?3 . 3 i 0 Mr. Murdoch is playing a successful en; age- | of Per ania avenue avd 23d street, for particu- ( larion- where she touched. Our reference avoveis| Daniel He epee aegis A ment ai the Masson = . jars of which reference is made to the Sévertiocinent vigor cappet mgeeg to the result of that examination. We pre- | ™}'rovem g Alexandria, Va. dey for California on a professional visil +++-Jacob C. Chapman, Esq., has withdrawn from the Indianapolis Re te il be on exhibition and for sale fora few publican. Loomis E. Ransom, of Havana, Ohio—For| , Miss Morand, the Baltimore detutanz, is ain another column. — ; _ days at HILBUS & HITZ’S Masic csi “Tell Chapman to crow. ’ sume that she will proceed on her voyage as| im nrovement in the manufacture of bri decided attraction at the Holliday street. She eibeh are ebteveal to bc Gonsebor tomer ete ae Biccootind ma Park Benjamin is lecturing in Phila-| 8000 r# the paraphernalia taken out of her to] Fisk Russell, of Boston, Mass.—For im.| is nut only beautiful, but fall of talent. and phia. provement in mowing machines. contines to SP ar a vageair ney the world. pas Wines won i i Mec ebeert Maa ig ;. ; i a ur city is filling up rapidly with strangers | owing: Champagne. rats oaehine iareny Soame = and merchante. Senna is gradually be- | Ias, Riveno, Chateau La: Newey Chateau Mar- 3. ancock, Md.—For im-| coming active and assuming a wholesome | ceauz, Lavradio Madeira, 10 1820, abd Amontel- | Brown, dated Oct. 4, 1854, Freight.—A recent interesting decision ct | provement in secd planters. aspect. Breadstuffs are scarce, but prices | !ado Sherry, Ee ‘ “ayy ly esl a aa permit tbe survey to be made, can be replaced -++- Anthony Buras, the manumitted slave, | properly in her. it is eaid, is very ill with infammation of the Tangs. He is at the house of Lewis Ta Brooklyn, N. ¥ won 4 20 Auctioneer. in which it was enveloped. 5 , ther drooping. We are in expectation of | 4! 20—_ a " e oe =—_ . : the accounting branch of the Government} John A. Sprague end Bernard O'Connor, of| T® The finder will oblige by leaving it with the +-+-A Democratic neeting in Williamab: Gs! i If. large arrivals of provisions and other stuff OLD CHAIRS MENDED. ke~per of the Washi City Savings Bank. Va., bas called upon Gea. Bayly for explace- | ™4Y be stated asfollows, vis: An agentof the | Dayton, Ohio.—Vor improved self-loading| [47° artivale Money is easy, and the banks |) ¢ Rs. WILLS, at No. 308 Gstreet, the second} mar 193 eer ONY 4 i cart. L. JOHNSON. tiens as to his course. Elibu Street, of Montville, Conn —For mor- United States shipped on board a steamer cer discount freely. Good puper is taken on the doer from Thirteenth, thaukfol to those that aig nee. Wm. 0. Goode is announced as a] ‘sin army eupplies, some of which were do- | tisiog and tenoning machine. feria Sue 0 2 Per COUR Sinemet | Sroete are | Deve 2setre he ees coe ees Sates NO MORE SMOKING. Andidate for re-election to Congress from the| livered at the port of destination in adam |../. Ubry and B. A. Luttgens, of Paterson, * Tready to ‘mend all Old Chairs that may be brought IS & LOWE, Bricktayers and Builders, Petersburg (Va..) District. aged and worthless conditi ate N J —For improvements in valve gearing for 5 . z to het. She will do the work with promptness and ve. obtained a patent for buitding chimneys ea omas 8. Bocock is a candidate! jot. ondition, and others were Th iS st eam engines , 2 ‘ for re-election to Congress. He is to address © owners olsimed freight, and put in Lewis Van Riper, of 3 g Valley, N. ¥ — the people of Halifax, Va., on Monday next. | * Protest showing that the steamer met with | For improvement in looms. Bdelity. mar20—3 =| that will not smoke, at a raving of 30 per Branch and Son, of Petersburz, Va., sold re- Sees material, and they have b ought their plan to that ost wih smok: 1 a i centiy fitty barrels of fiour, belonging to E. C. BPBING BONNETS AND BIBBONS. Pertection that ali pereens (troubled y -++eMr. Jas. T. Ball, of Al dri ty, bad weather, and was compelled to make a William I. Vose, of Newtonville, Mass — f Libe $11, $11 80 and $12 T have just peneda —— nea Barks, of Liberty, at . an per lot of the above goods, which I wis! m A ‘or pl 2 - x 2 A 4 ce 375 by he mn erenee — oBi-er at the Capi- yet spare naps dectination, but no alle- Alexaaner ¥. Watson, of Castleton, N. y.— | barret, making an aggregate of $11 50 for the e: rat oe aeieree ee TAT ‘e Wore Avner: a . gation of necessary jettison or sacrifice of cargo mar 2-3 No. 314 Penna. For improvement in breech loading fire-agma.' lot,