Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1855, Page 2

} STAR.| WASHINGTON OITY: 0-* ADvmRTIsEManTs should be handed i by 12 o'clock, M., otherwise they may not appear uftil the next day. (11. AGENTS FOR THE STAR. The following persons are authorized to contract for the publication of adver- tisements in the Star: Philadelphia—V. B. Patawur, N. W. corner of Third and Chestnut streets. New York—S. M. Pernnent & Oo., Nassau street. Boston —V. B. Patumn, Scollay’s SMeere ae THE WEFELY STAR. The number for this week contains its usual variety of interesiing items—domestic, foreign, and literary; cxlou!ated to enlighten and edify all classes of readers, and forming an excel- lent substitute for a letter from Washington: to be sent to a distant friend. Price, per annum, $1.25; for a single copy, three cents. ee SPIRIT OF THE BGANIEG PRESS The Inteligencer compliments the Wil mington, North Carolina, Journal (Democrat) the St Louis Missouri, Intelligencer (Whig,) and the Nevbruryport, Massachusetts, Her ald, (Whig,) for their conservative and concil- liatory views on the question of slavery in Kango, which it republishes. We also find inthe Int-/ligencer an account of the proceedings of the Know Nothings in National Convention in Philadelphia, subse quent to those published yesterday in the Star, from which we make extracts by way Of keeping our readers posted. Thus the io! lowing was the vote, by States, on the adop- tion of the platform: Ayes —New York, Delaware, District of Co- lumbia, Virginia, North C: lina, Georgia, Sou'h Carvlina, Florida. Louisiana, Texas, Al abana. Missisrippi, Missouri, Arkansas, Ten- nessee, Kentucky, California. and Maryland Nors —New Jersey New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Rnode [siand, Connecticut, Michi- g89, [ilinois. Ohio, lowa, Pennsylvani>, Mas- sachuserts, Winsconsin, and Minnesota It will be perceived from this vote that our talented, amiable, courteous, chivalric, enter taining, mode:t, enthusiastic, ingenuous, truthiui, and knowing neighbor, barked up the wrong tree, yesterday, in congratulating itself on the assumed fact that Pennsylvania and New Jersoy did not stand on the platform question with the rest of the North. The following is the protest of the Pennsyl- vania delegates and others against the plat- form aforesaid : The undersigned, citizens of the United States and residents of the States set opposite their names, solemuly protest against the i troduction of any question connected with slavery into the plattorm of principles of the American party, being convinced that no such ‘--nee were intended to be embraced within its T poses jisate ae aaiamene in and shail defend the Tight of freedom of op vion and discussion on that and every other aubj-ct not intended co be embrace ~ithin the design of our organ pray Tpat if the question of Upon and made a part of our national creed, then in that event we cannot aistently act, with fidelity to our prin nd fo mer pro- fessions, with spy national organisation whose action on the question of slavery will result in endorsing the Kansas Nebraska and which retuses its sanction to the principles of the Missouri compromise act of 1520 That we believe that time honored compact was an bonorable and fair adjustment of the question of slavery. We desire to place thiz protest upon the Journals of the Cocecil, that in no fucure time the undersigned may be charged with infrac. tion of expressed or implied faith to their fel- low.members in failing to support the majo- rity resolutions W.F Jobaston, Pa. R M. Guilford, Vt. J. Bowman Beil, Pa. Evelyn Pierpont, Vt D E. Smail, Pa. Geo D. Hatch, Vt. R. Coulter, Pa. Rich'd Clements, Del. Joho A Prichet, lil £. 8. McClellan, NJ. A. 8 Liviogston, NJ. W.D Danenhower, Ill. Jos. H. Barrett, Vt. David B. Booth, Ct. Horace Kinsley, Vt. The plattorm which was adopted by the majority, which was unacceptable to the se- ceders because it failed to go the whole Aboli tion figure, may be summed up as follows, vis : 1. Acknowledges the Ruler of the Universe 28 presiding over the councils of al! nations. U: ges the cultivation of an intense Amer- ican fee ing 3. Urges the maintenance of the Union ag the primary object of patriotic desire 4 Urges obedience to the Constitution 5. Invires the immigration of the honest immigrant eeeking an asylum and protection, but condemns the importation of felons and Paupe'es 6 Recommends a modifiation of the natu- Talization laws and a repeal of all State laws which allow unnaturalised foreigners to vote. 7. Declares hostility to the Corrupt means by which party leaders force upon the people useless. political creeds, enmity against the system of rewards for pelitical subserviency, and disgust for the wild hunt after office which eharacterizes the age. 8. Declares resistance to the aggressive pol- iey of the Roman Catholiz Church by the ad Vancement of those only who do not owe civil allegi«nce, directly or indirectly, to any for- eigo Power, civil or ecclesiastical, and who are Americans by birth, education and train- ing; Americans only shail — America ; Protection to all citizens in proper exere ci-e of their civil acd religious Tigbts and Privileces; the maintenance of the right of every man to the full, unrestrained, and peace- ful enjoyment of his own religious opinions and worship, and a jealous resistance of all attempts by any sect, denomination orchurch, to obtain ascendancy in the State by special privileges or exemptions by political combi- nations of members, or by the division of their allegiance with any foreign potentate or ec Clesiastic the National Legisla slavery is to be passed The reformation of by selecting therefor pure and uoselfish me 10 A restriction of Executive patronage. 11. The education of youth ar aameae com- mon to ail, without distinction of creed or party, and oppositicn to every attempt to ex clude the Bible from the schools. 12. The slavery resolutions which have been already published. 13. The foreign policy of Government shotld betoexact justice from the stron, and to do justice to the weakest =i) 14 The principles of the Order to be henoe- forth cpenly avowed, and each member to be at liberty to make koown the existence of the Order and his membership, and thatin future there be no conceal ment of the places of meet- ing of the subordinate councils ”” We pro, ose. a8 soon as we can find time, to illustrate the good faith of this Platform by reference to Know Nothing examples in our own midst, whieh will afford us an opportu- nity of presenting to our readers a rieh chap- ter, indeed. The Union deprecates the spirit of disanion existing North and South, classing the Charles ton Moreury, and those who think with ft in the same category with the ultra abolitionists of the North. The Union also jokes over the misfortunes and fauz pas of the Know Noth- ings ta Philaselphis, and publishes an extract from an anti Know Motbing manifesto of Sen- stor Jones uf Tennessee» paar caent oe , = ' PERSONA LIST OF LETTERS GRAND WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, = bon = — Pagal -++-Governor Reeder, accompanied by his} Kemaining im the Post Ofice, Washing'on,D. MOONLIGHT EXCUYSION AND PIC SI0 A Representative Man—The Entertain. |S 7" %!! private secretary, G. P..Lowry, Bsq., passed 16, 1855. ern Democracy is deserting the South !!"” Our neighbor is indeed a funny fellow—a very fanny fellow, indeed—and essentially a logical reagoner to boot. Ien’t he? Isn’t he? The Seceders. —Our interesting neighbor is in error in flattering itself that the Know Nothing delegates in the Philadelphia Con- vention from Pennsylvania and New Jersey have refused to go off from the old Know Nothing organisation, to the! We learn ment to whieh the South was Invited. — Know Nothingiem, shortly after obtaining the victory in Massachusetts, over which its de- votees in Virginia and other Southern States glorified, elected General Wilson to the United States Senate. Mr. Fessenden to the Senate was the result of its triamph in Maine. So also was the choice of out-and out Abolition- ists to the United States Senate the result of its triumph in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. rough New York yesterday, on his return to Kenene The era, itis expected, will osspy about ten days. The Territorial Log- islature meets on the 34 of July at Pawnee, bat will probably adjourn to Shawnee Mission, some 200 miles this side of Pawnee. -+«»The New Hampshire Senate has oen- rred in tae choice by the House of Repre- ativan of that State, of Messrs. Bell and Hale for members of the United States Senate. +++eEx Governor Taswell, of Virginia, who [Orderedto he advertised in the“ Everine 8TR,” agreeable to the follewing section of the Post- Office Law—it being the newspaper having the largest otrcu- lation of any daily paper tn Washington: Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the list of letters remaining uncalled for in Any post office in any city, town, or , Where newspapers «ball be printed, shall, b ', be published om only in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or oftener, shall have the largest circulation within the range of the delivery of said office,to be decided by the postmaster at such office.) wr i. lying for lettes in the following list, wit please yaar ADVERTISED, MARION R.FLES, T The WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, On TUKSDAY, Jane 19:h, 1895, The C-mpany take great eed appou' cing - ~ mereus frience and the pubic gewerally that 1 bee eames the Steamer GLORGE WARSHI TON, and wil! give a grand P-xcursion and Pic Nig “rhe oe an pledge themselves that no Company also lac the pains, Aedes lebor shall be spared on their partto give eatisfaction to those who may hono: 7 eighty years of age, appeared be- CADIRS’ LIST. shem with their company All these Know Nothing victories, so restlt- | from that oity that they have Pledged them- reg the Mayer of Norfolk, men Wednesday, to] atnerton, ars c@ Ball Mraz fore, rer7 % Cotillon Music has been engaged ing, were shouted ovr ny the Know Nothings | selves to address a circular to their constitu-| answer a. charge of permitting a nuisance to | Anderson Nery Haner, Mrs Neteinenson and supper will be furnished of the South until their throats grew hoarse, | ©2t8, a8 soon as the Convention closes, taking | remain on his premises. After thorough in- Adame, Same 1 *, Hodgson, Mise Julta by an experienced enterer, a of ae . d eafeveina the ands laid down in the| Vestigation, and a learned speech from the ex- Dron, mre Mae Hetekings, Mies Margeree S@~ Omnibuses will be at the Wharf on the af. But ineir victory in the Spring election in we e — Gietaees, ishes donipeiie'meerly Governor . warrant = dismissed, The Bent, ities Margaret Bertnett, Honore, Tord und Gezte covey panvengers to the ad New Hampshire was the cause of their great. | Platform 01se created quite a sensation. poe a cents; to other est rejoictng. Gallons of execrable whisky the entire delegations from every State in the} | Rossini isin Parie, the recipient of great Seay ey ome *fnekels F OE DOLLAR ~atmitting x gentleman were duly punished by the confreres of brothers joc Fa ot a has _ attentions. He steadfastly refases to go to Browa, alien Aan & M snd ladies; to be bad of any mencber sf the Compe- available stren, carry an important elec- . 2a Ward and Evans, in this city, in their liba- oy and at the wharf on the day of the excursion. tions to the health and long life of New Hamp- The boat will leave Georgetown at 1; Wi ton at 2; Navy Yard at 2%, and Alexandria at 3 the opera, probably because his statue adorns the peristyle. <eeePrince Metternich recently celebrated Brown, Mise Susan Barber, Miss Mary A Bryan, Mre Sarah E tion. We fear that our neighbor, of whom we are the 80 solicitous guardian, on looking close shire Know Nothingism, on the occasion of its Dokcs Wurtiaias aes kan enearane foot "Committee Of Arrangemerts, Kable vioory. ‘Tho Know Nothings |‘ it8 "2 affairs, will nd that in therashing;| ni 884 anniversary Gaien, Mine Hevtet Awa -Mila Mn Susaz Set JL Porwell, Len bee ee ee : : 5* | pulling, sweating, coaxing, swearing, &0.,1e-| . Geo Law, of New York, contributed | Chapline, Mrs Loutss Marshel, Mrs Minerva Priv Benj Howard, Priv H Keeler, f Virginia fairly went crasy with joy over the Colbert, Mre Johanne = = Thos Waker, Qr Mr H Morgan, of Virgi 7 7 eae ink | °°DtY going on in Philadelphia, and ending] ¢1 990 last month to the American Colonisa- Cambell, Mrs Mary ee i 8 & Bpences Priv Geo Bell, remarkable event, also. Bat te o_ bather-milk in the secession of all Know Nothingism’s| tion Society. __ | Graven, Mrs Rebecca © rita ire C WD Thos Thompeon, has come out of the atir about. The victorious available strength in the United States, the} ....The Rev. Henry Lobdell, M. D., Mis Cramer, Mre Louie Fito Wine Bota je 13-€ a ping _— sao genre suspender buttons of its hopes, in coaneotion | slonary fi. SE at eee eb oor ae anaey THE POTOMAO RIVER STRAADUAT ly elec eir representative in thai o with the next House of Representatives, have been rubbed off. We really pity our neigh- bor—we do so. A Letter from Commodore Paulding —We Dashiell, Mre RL Rock, COMPANYS STEAMER ALICE G. PRIUR, CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER, WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON AT 6 O'CLOCK A. M, AND AL- r Daia AT 7 O'CLOCK A M. N TUESDAY MORNINGS for—Mauox, Cur United States Senate, who proves to be no other than Jack Hate! Was it for this that the confreres of brothers Ward and Evans got 8) joyous, and the Know Nothing party in +++Col. Jo. Shillington, of this city, is on the eve of departure for Europe. ++++The Hon. Mr. Phillips of Alabama, has arrived in Washington Deacy, Miss Johana Durrant, Mrs Elizabeth Dixon, Mine Prictila Donnelly, Miss Sarah Jane Dixon, Mre Lizzie Seubsux, Madame Smithson, Miss Elizabeth Semour, Elfaabeth Swallwood, Mre Fa True, Mise Fanny Eckert, Mra Tucker, Fangy rioman, L. Machodoe, Piney Point, Kinsale, Cone, Virginia bel! emselves hoarse in shout- | have received the following letter from Com- Se ee Epelbrugge, Wilhelmine Taylor, Mre Maria ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for—Chapel’ Poin, . og tas life - rote Hampshire Know Noth. | modore Paulding: . EerThe statement oss the Samuel = le- iemag hs Wiis —— Wien ico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, St. Mary's, ton had arms, among her cargo, says the Bos.| G.°) , Mire Al Wi Mrs George wane. . ingism ? ‘ ae save Sane bp army a une 16, Jon A, dvertiser, has been explicitly contradict. | crissics, Mee 3 Wilt, Mrs Rachel M ON WEDNESDAY returning) leave Cone at 4 Our talented, amiable, chivalric, interest- ing, entertaining, courteous enthusiastic, in genuous, truthfal, and knowing neighbor has been preaching that Know Nothingism was Garner, Mrs Goldsborongh, Mise J Gilliam, Mrs Lucinda Gawlee, Henush Ann GENTLEMENS’ LIST. o'clock a m., for--Si Mary's, Piney Point, Leon. artiown, Wicomico, Chapel Point. : ON SATURDAY (returning) leaving Cone at 4 9 clock a. m , for— Kinsale, Piney Poim, L. Macho. doc, Currioman, Mattox. ed by hor owners, Messrs Cunningham of this city, merchants of the first respectability Forests or Lucirern Marcues —An Eng: My attention has been called to the publi- ¢ tion of a certificate, given by Mr. Hunt to Mr, George Wilson, anc to which my concur rence is appended, together with the remark a lish lecturer, aking at Sheffield, on the im-| Anderson, Martin Gales, John Mr Calling at the usual landings on the river whea war on rotten and unpriscipled political | he editor of the Organ that co ay Pa Te- | portance of ry rade! in lucifer matches, said] {throng James Groat Desc Piewes, Jacob signals are made. mam monstrated with the Secretary e “*VF | Iately: The extent and importance of the} Anderson, Horace Greenicase, Je Q Peck, Jno a By order of the joer’: <a hacks; and it sends Jack Hale to the United against Mr Wilson’s removal. 2 mate trade will perhaps surpriso you.| Ale =* Gardner CF | Prysr, Geo W saber ss, r. 8 ITH, President States Senate by way of proving how very| [his assertion of my ‘‘remonstrance” is Messrs. Dixon, of the Newton heath match | Abeorn, Alex Hardie, Thomas Penn, David E = — » 1855. truthfal our neighbor always is! without the sightest foundetion or excuse, works, in the suburbs of Manchester, purchase | A%¢er#0n, Gen AlexHariett, $ raion, 0% 2 and, in connec.ion with the publication of the certificate, never intended eer pebiicstions 8 an outra; upon propriety and common jus- ice. Thro vertifonte to Mr Wilson was given with no other view than that of enabling him Brittain, Capt W F Harrison, Patrick Phelps, CC Brawley, WH Bowie, ‘Valter Ball, William Boyd, Thomas Bayley, Samuel entire districts of forests in Canada, for the Now Jack, when at Washington, of Iate, has purpose of converting the timber into matches. been an ex. member claim agent by trade, and the very worst specimen of the class, which IMOTHY HAY .—Pive hundred bairs Northern TIMOTHY HAY, in tots to suit pur- casers. For sale by ROBT D. TWREDY, Comer Pa, avenue and 13th st., south made, Hahn, Nicolaus Piroill, Bastiane Hinossos, Sor DM Fike, 4 ‘d, Hotzschuh, John Pew, Jno Bicks, Capt John T Rathmann, Wilhelm Anotner Decree Neeven-—Somebody elj-k om indivi A suggests that the American party, to rende ee mao. ee a races ‘individuals some of whom indulge | obtain employment; snl withogt my con. perfoot, wesda a: fence dearee, coda akick “eri Pg nd mn OR WSL —POR A TERM OF VEARR, rz tombe’ lawyer would sbedder at being eusghe,[ Ssbthes Danas so Barsoed asf Wtl_22 | embers all plodge themenes net wesc] Seaxiome, darsage Bauiae atamen logese ot 418 Pa: sreuen, tore. Wa tombe’ lawyer would shudder at being caught. | right to permit it to be used for a partisan | Ceo. The Boston Atlas is of the opinion] jarker'Ject — Hoviateen Joneph Been 52 hon ! purpose. i 4 2th sts., over Moore's Drug Swre. Jack was notoriously in the market, endeavor- there would not be much knocking at th7z | Urown, James Holiman, Jacob at es Ringgold, J 9 Whilst I claim to hav» exercised my author- door. Such a principle, incorporated in any | jitisy S Porter Bem George R Rutledge, Lt Jao a eae : ; awley, OK, ere, Geo ing to sell bis alleged personal iofluence over | ity here with humanity and jastice to the party creed, weald oe aisitte the ranks of| ta S we” mee ee Richards, Elgar aT > the Abolitioniats of Congress in behalf of ony | me-banios and others employ od in the 7284, the party rong ess Chas 0 Soares: Tse cine pon ee pre enitae : without rega: U . |. Hogh il, Tharles aegren, Jno claim or scheme whatever that promised to} “1h oUt forgetful lor what was duc from mo THE ASSEMULY’'S CHURCH, come: | tsctwel br Gos Basil, cunt B Baroy, T RYDER & PLANT'S, pay well. The election of Jack to the Senate | .s 4 subordinate officer. Lats st. and Mas-achuseits avenue —Rev | browiici Raward Bolekne a VE Senta Wit! Le happy to see his cld friends at their ee by New Hampshire Know Nothingism praves,| As Mr. peer successor az spoken hep bad marere oar of Iowa, wa Preach to morrow J iirundige, © U Boneh, AV Sualivecd, Wm are e- 499 Seveuth street, be 1 mon it | Organ in disparaging ‘erms, it is bu jas (Sabbath) at IL a.m, and 8 o’clock p.m. artling, © - * ” £2 . Sob ed Ecce corrae an tnt Inc tex Detghl to cap athe io tegeniea ay eke : a) fe ee DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. insisted that its party intended to give unprin- Mr_ Hunt as a skilful mechanio, and capable} —— —SUESCRIPTION CONGEE mae CONCERT, MLLE| Belt 4Sioer Johns. John 6 Smith, Prot J Lew- NHE partiership heretotore existing under the cipled and hacknied poli ical managers “fits.” | of filling the place assigned to him in a cred- be DE Bayinn eocast atelier ate ae Fe eg on im of Mrs & Co, has been this day Ae 28) ly, your ient 8 NG, June 224, at Carusi’s Saloon, having to be un- | & F ia ay ea tags < — hy ton and Virginia Know Nothixgs bellowed ie H. Parvin. | avoidably postponed be ihe impossibility of Profes | Grint thomas Bidstsckn Selling, Ges L In 9 themselves hearse in advance, is a specimen — sor Abrend’s attendance on Monday evening, 18th Goleman, 8 Rionen. 3 ¢ w ee eet rection he ise ket peineaan ar rm will present the of the nationality of Know Nothingism, of] Emphatically against Proscription —See STekes Beans, «bo hed @s amnes Principal SH, Pagse — Taconen 2 2 Sion EM 3 Sone aan which our neighbor has Preached so much | our ingenuous neighbor’s jeremiad of yester-| hotels, music and bookstores Je 16— Calvert, tae Thee eiivas, Dani je 15--3: JOHN MILLS But the truth is, Hale is emphatically a zep | day, over the removal of a door keeper in the JEREMIAH Lp : Lansdale, Dr Filip Siewert Cour, CIGARS—CIGARS. € E H HARRINGTON WOULI . resentati ‘at is, he represents pre. | Treasury building. It moans as exorutiating- Tesrecifully remind the lady who lost th: | Corsivatl, Jos Wm Lear, J 8 Smith. Marion | UPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS.—I have received eee mane) SEAL is) Be represents yi 7 i ji Brscel he Excur Tharrday test, ti recat} tous SS twenty thousand more of those choice Opens cisely the politics of those over whose triumph | ly (over the left) asitdid over the Proscription wépbaiediy unromeess tates H fenpiszen. dip White] C2mdy.John 8 Lineoln, Ezra K y . Chorpenning, Geo Luke, Earnest M aver Hihhord ond Wells, our Washingt-= -<2 ani Concha brands. Also, other brands of fine Ci- vy ‘ue Know Nothings last year, of every em-| House) that he had found it, as can be proved b: yd Ce eS ae Se a's. ROBT. Bb. TWEEDY, . rs = i - ayto Pnoc a 10! er © Virginia Know Nothings got so glorious not ployee under the corporation of Washington, are mone Heo, pres meme Eee Smith, Aboer oe Pa. avenue and 13th sts , south side, long since. So alsq are Wilson, Fessenden, | Lowever engaged. We presume that the re- : A Marries, M Smith, Anthony Ji owner by calling at his residence, No. 266 Fifth we? oe KKRSONAL —Intormation wantea of Thom- Durkee, and the Iowa and Illinois abolition | moved person, being a member of our neigh hee L and M, and paying eel pnt } ebay endl as Bridgemant, a shve cutter by trade, wlio let Krow Nothing Senators elect, representative | bor’s party, and therefore eworn to labor to — a Mackay, WR Isascs Trumble, Jauson i i ri THE MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBIA | >° Marbury, Wm | Tynan, John for Wiesnlagee city, | papery fe phiedlcmnened ag ice saee Who Tenestly and fruthfaily Tepre: | bring about if Possible the removal or dis- Fire Company return their sincere thanks ~ yn og pan el Thoepson a? person knowing of fi: whereabouts wall confera sent the Know Nothing party at the North— charge of every man in the se vice of the| to the Western Hove Company for use of Hose, and | porsu, Hach Money, Michael Thomas, Gibb great favor — his _ er, cur! Mcgee rw the party, to meet whose views on the slavery | government, mechanic, laborer, messenger or - oe es "ala ng fp heedesheyc Dee Gan acecee Therese Geo w | bY Addressing her at ihe ; question, the conductor of our talented, amia. | clerk who has no affinity with K.ow Nothing-| Tuesday moruing last. _ ? | Putin, F Morlarty, James Thompson, CT Dy OST—On Wednesday, June 13th, at the steam L b-at wharf at the foot of 11th street, a BLACK Francis y, Edward Moorhead, James Wells, Fargo & Co ble, courteous, chivalric, enthusiastic, enter. Miller, Jas Jackson Weeks, Wun Hf je 16—1t* ism, is too manly to whine, because in play- JAMES McDERMOTT, Sec tie, WS Mitchell, Capt G W Wills, WT LEATHER TRUNK, with _—— etri» vf iron on i i v s a, Fi Wise, Wm D each end, and bound the top with doubled taining, modest, ingenuous, truthful and know. | ing the game ho has elected to play at, he bas Se re eer Wielka ee See rope. ‘The leather on the top of it has bursied by ing neighbour labored, in his compromise | teccived the blow before he was able to atrike leavers inform their friends and the ublic in gen- Maitiand, Capt = Wise, Tully R being wet with rain, leaving a small place of naked resolution deprecating and denouncing the | his antagonists eral that they will give their First Grand Exeereinn Hongo Willamon tims | 800d The finder oe pnieginpcangnd Pi ” Phite TRS. Michel, Ad: Wells, Morrice L 2 | leaving it at Dorsey’s Livery Stable, 7th street, be- enactment of the Nebraska bill! — and Pic Nic to the White House Pavilion THURS iron ells, Morrice DAY, July 19, 855 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Je 16,21,26 McSweeney, Dennis Wellman, L MC McKnight, Jno McCobin, Jno McMurray, Mitchell Ward, Jno H 2 McCormick, RJ = Weston, J D tween H and I streets, for ELIZA ARTIB. je 14—20* The Naval Engineer Board are still in ses- sion in Winder’s buildicg, in this city. There were some thirty candidates “entered” for ex- Wagerman, L Wallace, Jno |. Mr and Mis Fryers, Jesse Fitzpatrick, Edw Cutting it Fat —Our talented, a:riable “IVE D>LLARS Kk WARD —Btrayed F Men fi tb rot 19th and courteous, enthusiastic, entertaining. ingen ,THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY MFR Fite, Charles San, Wm hh weg postcd rr) ee ng the 254 ahead ‘all ark 5 i ' : ead a : ; : tothe uous, truthful and knowing neighbor treats] *™ination for admission into the Engineer to the claseain thelr eopion aie ptoglinat ae! ai ea recap sa per ae pore bane ou, and | the “squash up” of the Know Nothing Nation. | C°™PS of the Navy—about twenty of whom, | the Summer months, hereby agree to close their re- Newman, Franklin Wilitamson, J bair rubbed off; ears elit. The above reward will lowman, BN th , Hen: 2 Cow. al Convention at Philadelphia in avery min-}°%/¥, presented themselves for examination pasicahdel ceenee) fee scot one "aaul the an pra dg Nicholl A 8 Williams, o” sree er cing way. It cannot perceive that Senator | before the Board. About thirty in all have| Gee of Beptember next TRS Grlai Phiteenge O-Carrai: Dents Walters, Geo” ATCHES, Wilson’s party of seceders can possibly mean | Deen and sre yet to be examined for promo- SAMUEL BACON ECO. 0? — | gudermester, Mr Q'Rron, br D wanes ooo 61 W JEWELRY, thing more agsinat the rights and i ts | tion. The Board will not be able to conclude MURRAY & SEMMES, Gray, JB Perry, Com MO 7 Wislande, August cyl ager agene Iowed anything ag 6 rig! and interests | © + June 16 JAMES @. BERRET, P. M. . W. GALT & BRO. are constantly receiving HAMILTON & LEAC M Al of the South, than togo for a restoration of the | its !abors at least until the end of next week. B. F. MORSELL, c P. HOO I, [ron Hall Boot, Shoe, una | !2*¢ invoices of the above, and offer every article * % Z aE s . ron . thear the lowest rates. Missouri Compromise. For it says of their The Burlington, Vermont, Custom-House.— mae With Co. = S. Trunk Es ment. I have received qe SILVER WORK of descrip- “platform,” whjgh we published yesterday: i d The award of the contract for the construction ALL. this day a large assosament of Gents French tion, made to order, such as TESTIMONIALS * By reference to this platform, in another Patent Leather and Calf Boots and Shoes, ichly embeliished, with ‘opriate designs, SIL- x cLL BRC : ric Pr sehen, Gut ead Will. perecive thet its of this work, has been poetpcned until the 17th Senne sOWwiE mi ini org Sagan pie VER TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES, &e. main feature is a demand for the resoration of | P™°ximo,and new proposals are to be advertised MIDDLETON & BEALL, scriptions. Allin’ eal Precious Stones set in every style however elab orate. ARMB, CRESTS, MOTTOES, kc. cut on stone. M. W. GALT & BRO., 324 Pe. av., between Oth and 10th ms. je 14—tr descriptions. All in want please call at {ron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk 7. Establishment, between 9th and 20th sts. je 16— JESSE B WILSON. Washington, June 11, 1855—2w OST FROM THE UPPER WINDOW of my 4 dwelling. a Silver Mug, marked James C. Me- Guire. The finder of which will receive a reward the Missouri Compromise—tha: it does not de mand the abolition of slavery in this District, nor allude to the subject of slavery im any other respeot.”’ Itis fair to presume that our neighbor de- for. We presume that the cause of this post- Ponement, is the fact that no acceptable bids were received, all of them being too high in the estimation of the authorities of the Treas- of five dollars by leaving it either at my store or EBENEZER SABBATH SCHOOL 50 000 ange “Salle pe Magen dane signs going off with them; as, in the first place, | °"Y Departmett. <saiine. JAS. C. McGUIRE. ne HALL & HENNING. igus , Place, -- : je 16—3t HBxXOURSION. a. 510 Sewnth a. they carry off with them nearly every vote! Help Me, Cassius, or I Sink! ”-—Oar| —°—* levadiig. Wtaaeee we A PIC NIC EXCURSION of the) —~“*—* which Know Nothingism has in the next House neighbor made a pathetic appeal, indeed, last tween West street, (on Washington or Bridge Ebenezer Sabbath School will LIME. of Representatives of the United States; and evening to the South, to come to the rescue of street) and Mr. Jno. H. Smoot’s store, a bundle of Black Silk, 5% yards. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the store of Mr. JNO, H SMOOT, on Bridge street, Georgetown. je 16-3 SaaS Eases TOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LAST evening, a brown DOG, of bull and mastiff breed; h»d on when stalen a col- lar with my name on it. If the said dog ana cones is not returned, the law will be enforced on whoever the said collar may be found u, {.. MALONE, take placeon THURSDAY, the Qs instant, the fine Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON hav- ing been chartered for the occasion. The Boat will leave Rit arf at T3¢ o’cl’k, a. m.,and the Navy Yard at 8 o'clock, touching at Alexandria, Fort Washington and the White Hou-e; then proceed down the river as far as Indian Head; return to the White Hous about 2 o’clock p m., at 50 cent: each. All persons and families desiring a day trip should avail themselves of this opportunity. Tickets can be had of any of the teachers of the School—50 cents each ; children 25. A select band of music will accompany the Ex cursion. je 16—2r~ TRUSTEE’S SALE. Y virtue o°a decree of the Circuit Court for Prinee George’s county, as a Court of Equity, passed in a cause wherein John B. Webster and others are complainants and Charles B. Calvert and others are defendants, the undersigned, as ‘Trustee, will expese at public sale, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, 22nd of June, 1855, F the best quality, of purely wood burnt, can be O had ip any quantity, at all times, at a reduced price, from SEELY’s Patent Kiln, corner of Vir- ginta avenue and (lana! street Island. je 14—41* JUST RECE: VED T MADAME PELARUE’S, a beautiful assort- ment of new Moire Antique and Gauze Trim mings for dresses, Bonnet Ribands, French Em- broideries ane Laces. Also, Dress Hats, fine Flow- ers, and a great variety of Straw Bonnets, fresb Perfumeiies, &c. A large assortment of Stamped Mushins, such as Infant’s Dresses, C! Rand and Collars, of which —- the great quaputy d) the price has been reduced. ag: a B38 Pa. av , bet. 12th and 13th ats. Madame DB. solicits a continuance of the liberal patronago extended her bythe ladies and for which she returns her most sincere thanks. je 14-3" Dr. L. B. WRIGHT'S UNFAILING “SCROFULOUS ANTIDOTS," in the next place the veritable conduotor of our talented, courtecus, chivalric, entertaining, enthusiastic, ingenuous, trathfal and knowing neighbor was himself the author of the series of regolutions introduced as a compromise wherein the passage of the Nebraske-Kanzas bill—uew the shibboleth of the ali but unan- imous south—wes deprecated and denouncede In the third place, the gentleman to whom we refer is an original Vermonter, and not a Vir- ginian, as more or less green ‘uns at the South have been led to believe. Upon the strength of the secession from their eonvention, because the men whe represented States wherein Know Nothingism has no effective strength at the polls, would not consent to let the seced ers (who represented States where Know No its cause. Why did’nt it say, in return for its anti-Nebraska-bill resolution in the Phila- delphia Convention ; and if not for that, then in gratitude for New Hampshire Know Noth. ingism’s act in electing John P. Hale to the U.S. Senate! The Original Enemies of Henry Clay.— Oar ingenuous neighbor isin a bad way. Itis apprehensive that the original enemies of Henry Clay may triumph, as the result of the Squash-up of its affairs in Philadelphia. Our neighbor and John M McOalla and tke rest of that clags of ori ginal friends of Henry Clay are, of course, distressed and indignant at any such thought. C street, tetween 6th and 7th. N. B.—It can be proved that the collar was on the dog when stolen. je 16—11* ce Fe 8 A LE—FROM FOUR TO FIVE HUN- dred bushels of superior WHITE SAND, for front work. Also, three hundred bushels of WHITEGRAVEL for walks, will be sold wholesale or retail. It is now lying at Pettibone’s Wharf, at fout of 13th street. je 16-11" HAY! HAY! For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION ond —Thi = OR SALE, cight or tn tons of well harvested | at the hour of 12 o’elock, m., if fair, if not, the her fe SCROFULOUS DISEASES. thingiem Aas strength, for victory, at the polls) Seoretary MoClellaud. is gentleman re F HAY, at the Smithsonian soils first fair day thereatter, the Real "Bstate yj which ce ane od 2 red by an eminent phyei- make a platform to suit the abolition proclivi- turned to Washington last evening, and was at pe ag if naps a eese:aes pe oo renee bars pomeeet, 1 gga tage grenneect apes practice in New York i je on . | known as part “His Lo. "8 ?? eon- ties of all northern Know Nothingiem outside Be Post, in the Interior Department, this morn- < grown = ste’ Biatones2 a city, du: which time he has constantly used # mn 4 wees unbounded success, and created 4 it & reputation in private practice, unequalled _— history of medicine. It acts edistely upon the blood, cleansing it from all lous humors ie purities, renovating and, by its magic powers, I} VIGORATING THE WHOLE 8Y8TEM, io of wich, hundreds of respectable witnesses stone the doctor’s private practice: have given in their ed timony, and entreat those suffering from any sero! lous affection, to call upon them a d satisfy your selves. A Treatise on Scrofulous diseases can be had gratie at PRINCIPAL tol 409 Broadway, Btores gene! 5 = CHARLES Storr & cO., Agents for Washington. ing. A United States Marshal for Georgia.—The President has appointed Daniel H. Stuart, Esq , to be United States Marshal for Georgia, wece J BR. Johnston, resigned. nt grounds, bu Greys AND HEBRINGS.— 15 bbis No. 2 Bay MACKEREL 25 do do 1 North Carolina HERRINGS 60 boxes scaled Herrings. Just received, and for sale low by WM. M. CRIPPS, 61 Louisiana avenue, bet. 6th and 7.1 sts, je 16—3r Bren At orthe Controversy between Senator Brooks and Archbishop Hughes, with an Introduction by the Most Rev. Archbishop History of the Life and Institute of Saint Tenatius; 4 translation from the Italian of Father Bartoli, by Madame Calderon de la Barca A large assortment “f Prayer Books, Bibles, and standard Catholic publications, with Beads, Medals, of of New York, our ingenuous and knowing neighbor says: “ The South, then, having been abandoned by the Northen Democraoy, has no alternative but to plant itself up the National Pla'form adopted yesterday at Philadelphia, Unless the South takes this course, and gallantly sus- tains ite Union-loving and conservative breth- ren in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, the danger is imminent that Seward, or some other unscrupulous and unprincipled Free Soil demagogue, will be nominated as the Presidential candidate of the Northern fusionists, and be elected by the united votes 311 ACRES, more or leas—which said Land will be offered for sal subject to the widow’s right of dower, which has been lard off. This land Jies in Prince George's county, about two miles from Centreville, and about six miles from Upper Marlboro’, and adjoins the lands of David Barry, John Kingsbury and others. The soil is sus ceptible of improvement. There is an abundance Hi: woo! and water on the place—a Dwelling The Current Operations of the Department.—On yesterday, the 15th of Jane, thero were of Treasury Warrants entered on the books of the Department— For the ti eorcaal Department.... $61,627 38 For the Interior Department. 32948 04 Hou-e and other out-houses, and a Tobacco House. With a email outlay the place might be made very productive. The terms ot sale as prescribed by the decree are lare to be paid as follows: Two hundred and fifiv on the day of sale, or au the ratification thereof by . fe the Court; and the residue of the purchase money 3 Ts of the supporters of the present Adminigtra. | For the Customs................. 21,179 39 wsbiaineherpa a own’ Reeneoy DR. lL. B. OID CATHARTIC,” tion, and the original fiends of Seward and | Wer warrants received and en- je 16—3* 428 7th street. i TASTELESS “LIQUT IC. enemies of Henry Clay.”!!! scceesessscccsessseeveees 142,188 39) ———— T with securi y to be ap- OR, FAMILY PHYSIC. ARD. proved by the trugter. Now this is, indeed, “cutting it fat.’ We War repay warrants received and A ©, solanae RS. CAMERON in‘o:ms her friends and former EST. OST EF- the whole purchase money, the ed ir au- HIS is the BEST. CHEAPE Jy OPPERLD a-ias ees Saieiac, Ge “theme ++ 10,439 89 patrons that her health being entirely restored thorized to convey to the purchaser said real estute, T SXNEET GATRARE®O _ presum: ighbor, by +++ 169,404 60 she has resumed her former business, and hi free, clear and disc ~patliedpem ne — Ste PASTE —. d proseciag Democracy,” most mean Senator Wilson and Ooo hand a genera! cneortment of Dr. Beoning’s ASL peberceg cones, creteny UEL. by mond at eer Pais, Ob, Seana, &c.,) and pr ne his brother seceders of his Philadelphia Con-| FS™ALB MepicaL CoLLEae.—We havo re | DOMINSL SUPPORTEKS. Her long experience aged seeps mbes ‘Trustee. no riping or tne painful effects” Uline ll oly soutien” Uicacnet Ge Geal'katies eubéaia eclveda phlet, entitled “The Sixth Anneal and success in applying the Brace is well known, it -earehes to the bottom of the é* ease nase ok cleanses the stomach, and lesvet the bowels entirely free from costiveness. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Children drink it readily and without sorcnt NO MEDICINE I8 MORE HIGHLY REC MENDED by the MEDICAL woe iat ive it a trial and then judge vourse! “apt behad wholesale and ret@l at E.H. STA are en particular attention can be accom mi e i —rooms are large, location healthy, and a pleasant walk to the Departments It is needless to speak of the benefit of the Brace to the afflicted, it has heen too successfully tested to ree comment Re‘erence given if juired. cost No. 539 Fourteenth street, near the lonu- ite a Je 16,21,93—3r —————____Je.16,21,83—a* PLEASURE EXOURSIONS FOR THE] ¢. Commencement of the Female Medical Col- lege of Pennsylvania,” located in Philadel- Phia, by which it appears that for the session of 1854-'65, there were thirty-five students, and that in Mareh last, the degree of Doctor of Medicine wag conferred on six ladies. the accounts of the recent election of a Ne. braska-bill Democrat to be mayor of New Haven, and another to be Mayor of Hartford; of the defeat of the Kuow Nothings in Wor- cester, Mass., and elsewhere in the North recently, where Nebraskaism never before je —_—_—_—_—_—_—— Hpstory OF TBE CORPS OF ROYAL SAP rs and Miners, by Coney, Quartermaster it of the Corps, 2 volumes, London, i A al BLER & CO”s. Baltimore, or CHARLES & CO., 1 D.C. , 9 carried the day. Wilson & Co , because South FOURTH OF JULY. DR WRIGHT'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, #0' Carin, Vigna, Alabama, Lovnane and| x AiDue, hae Seb rather meron ta INGTON ana Poem NSO ee ey pel EO ee one or two more slave-holding States would Pid Sieg : wi @ ¥-gular trips to the White = ch » from 12 to 2 p: m.. without killed on Thursday in the Bighteonth Ward. charge. pet House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, and Fort Washinzton. : Rot epplaud the Southern poses of our neigh. Persons ish ag to : : - RLPHIA LAGEB BEER DEPOT, hee’ dale tes bet ¢ scing Ho was pureued for half a mile before he was Be nnd theres ee ea ast iy Fee ADS avenue, beiween 4) and 6th sts. hag een : horse (denea overtaken, and during his furious eourse he) Prices wil kraut: ult the times thin tioes E bave at all times the best PHTL|AUBLPEIA Seng ant of the Nebrasies bill, &c.,) s0-| +1) several dogs and raised an: immense ex-| startin: and other particulars will be greg ee LAGER BEEK on hand and offer it pow ceded and formed a new Know MN waa FOES 5 forsikoos ean is a sale Sov 93 por keg, and im quart ganisation with naked Abolitionism for its Lat PeWWe end the beer free of c°st to all {paris of basis or foundation, and our talented, amisble,| Tue Kxow Normine Nationa, Coxvanrion, clty. thie courteous, enthusiastic, entertaining, ingenu- | at Philadelphia, broke up this morning in a 4 coowttes Dest remedies Sor weals momecht ous, trathfal and knowing neighbor coolly | base of glory. See transit. BAM’L GEDNEY, je 18—1me H }