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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-29
DAILY EVENING STAR.
THOSE FOR WHOM WE CARE NOT
BY THOMAS MOORE,

BY THOMAS MOORE.
TO those we love We pledged tonight;
But now attend, and stare not,
While the ampler list recite
OF those for whom we care not.
For royal men, howeer they frown,
If on their fronts they bear not
That noblest gem that decks crown,
The peoples love-we care not.
For slavish men, who bend beneath
despot yoke, yet dare not
Pronounce the will, whose very breath
Would rend its links-we care not.
For priestly men, who covet sway
And wealth, though they declare not;
Who point, like finger posts, the way
They never go-we care not.
For martial men, who on their sword,
Howe'er it conquers, wears not
The pledges of soldiers word,
Redeemed and pure-we care not.
For legal men, who plead for wrong,
And, though to lies they swear not,
Are hardly better than the throrg
Of those who dove care not.
For courtly men, who feed upon
The land, like grubs, and spare not
The small leaf, where they can sun
Their crawling limbs-we care not.
For wealthy men, who keep their mines
In darkness hid, and share not
The paltry ore with him who pines
In honest want-we care not.
For prudent men, who hold the power
Oflove aloof, and bare not
Their hearts in any guardless hour
To beauty's shaft-we care not.
For all, in short, on land or sea,
In camp or court, who are not,
Who never acre, or e'er acM be
Good men and true-we care not.
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G. L. GIBERSON.

attorney and COunseller-at-Law
I)hACIlCES in all the Courts of the District, and
L atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
3O-offce on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
ian g.
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3. 81. LASKEY,
Attorney and Counseller.at.Law

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District, and
L prosecutes claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress.
E9r Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street.
dec 30
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E. c. CARBINGToN.

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District. and
i attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress ami the Executive Departments
So Office, east wing of the City Hall.
feb II
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FoR SAN FRANCusco n,u.,,,,
RE Al GLITTER BARQUE CYANE.
GEORGE BURMSTER CnMMaNnrn

E.9ak~-k NOTACE.-The steamboat CUKT1
=<sazsskPECK will be taken off the route betwe1
raj weeks to undergo some pairs. painting. &c
mn 10 - -Ht b. HASkINS n tIRRV
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f TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB3
per ariiun,, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-Forone spare of FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents; and every succeeding in
sertion %
Thrice aeeekFor square, first insertion 62l CENTS
every succeeding insertion 374 cents. ttz
Thrice ueek, oronce meek-For square, first in
sertion rs cents every succeeding insertion so
Advertisements ofmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according to the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any
Der of full squres, by less than eight lines the additional
ditional lines will be charged a full square
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the Ms they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped, and charged accordingly. .-ir
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater engt and
greater length except Auctoneers, who are charged
800 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

TLOTHINGs FOR MERCHANTS-
~ 1000 low priced Vests, as .orted coors
15O0pair low priced Pants
1900 Linen. Check and Fancy Coats
And additional by every Steamer direct from our factor
at New York. KEEN, CHILDS & BALDWIN,
NH 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

UDaCKLEs, Nc-PckIes, Brandy Peaches, pre-
4 served fruits Citron, Currants, Raisins &c. for
sale by .r-,-. L ] BOSSIEUX
NH % No LOT Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

NOD LIVER OlL.-Our efforts to obtain this
~ article pure and unauthorized, having succeeded
the satisfaction of physicians and others who have tried
it, the increased and easing demand both here
elsewhere hasinduced US make permanent arrange
mens with the reliable manufacturer ST. Johns
Newfound and for regular supp les which shall
tinue to receive direct and always fresh.
Persons of delicate stomachs, who find difficulty in to
king Cod Liver Oil have prepared entirely tt
disguise the taste.
Kor sale by ADIE Il GRAY, and by J. BLAIR
Broad SIRE fe 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

AEs n ESlE NEW YORK.-Tne Upper schooner
TENNESSEE, will be ready to receive freight o1
MoNDAf' and viii have dispatch; freight or passen
gers taken at the going rates . : ' 'Ns'oA
mn % EDMOND. DAYENpQRr & "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

CRAVATs, STOCKS, &c-A very handson1
~ not black and fancy Cravats selfadjusng scarf aud
other Stocks wn and other summer Crava for sale by
HARTWELL CO.,
NH 25 Opnos;ta swan Tavern
TNOBACCO BoxEs FOK sALE.-Ws have
made of The verv best materials and io o"d cone
which we are deslrOus to sell immediatey'
mil ToLEH COOK, Agents
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SIMON BONAyITA,

SIMON BONAyITA,
Confectioner and Fruit Dealer,
Wholesale and Retail, No 16s Main Street. opposite
the Banks
sHRATEFUL for patronage heretofore received soil
" cts a continuance of the same, and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the public In
city country the varied assortment he has in store
and is receiving. among which may be found the
1iowing-
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons, in fine order
900 do bunch iasins whole. half and quarter
so do layer Raisins, superior quality
25 do Naples Macearopi
Is preserved and dried Ginger
s cases Prunes in glass jars, fine quality
90 boxes Citron
90 boxes Muscat Wine, imported
200 boxes Sardines celebrated brand
2OO drums best Smyrna Figs
Is dozen Olives and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves Pine Apples, Lines,
10 do assorted Pickles
go drums Sultana Raisns, without seed
20 bags soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bags Filberts
S bags Pecan Nuts
bags English Walnuts
E500D Cigars. various brands and qualities.
Together with fine assortment of French Candy,
Toys, Fancy Goods, &c &c
Domestic Candy, of every description, manufactured
under NV own supervision daily of the lest materials,
and in the best manners all Of which prepared to
sell on the most accommodating terms at
g6s Main Ssseft
m,, o ggiRSos ss@ssdhh rvl1ifTT'A
yPEKM CANDI.E s---5o boxes New Bedford
- Sperm Candles, in stpr~ and for saie by
E. H. sKINKER,
eau 10 No 81 Pearl street.
s. WFNGLEs-la00uO IL inch Shingles landing at
= R9ohe''s' ''' JNo woMBLE & CO.
k-ARD IN Cos AND BARRE ls.-5o
! 4 packages 's'siving tms day steamer by
nhie WILLIAMS BROTHER,
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<erfFfh UNION STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE
Open TO Ixey.viIIe, VI miles,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
Aucfioneers and Commission Merchants,
MAKE liberal advances consignments of mer-
1Xk chandise.
fY7Sales at auction of Groceries, &C. Thursdays.
AT private sae-Ground Plaster, Cement, Rifle and
Blasting Powder; Safety Fuse, Sugars Coffee. Moasses,
Oils, Brandy Rum, Whiskey, Candles, Pepper,
Starch, Bacon Teas, Mustard, Salt Cotton Yarns &c.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

4 =, RiCAN FORM BOOK.-A MORRIS, Law
bookseller and Publisher, will publish next MONTH
=, new improved edition of Tate's American Form
Book containing forms of deeds, Of bargains and sale
lease, trust and release under the Code of Virginia
also forms of attachments sued out ofcerks office under
same mode OF holding to bail under the acts of 1851 and
iso and other forms valuable to clerks attorneys no
caf'es sherls and coroners, with complete index
forming book of reference to the legal
re slon and the public generally by Alexander Sands
Esq, Counsellor at Law; price ST. IS NIL 16
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-29

rEsRUHKS, CARPET BAGS AND BON
L NETsBOXES-We have in store large supply
of the above, consisting of all Qualities from the lowest
priced packing Trunk to the best Sole Leather all of
which will be sold unusually low.
eg7Phose in want will call at the Ladies' Saloon"
No 70 Main street.
fe Is WHITE & PAGE.
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u OHN'S LIBRARY.-New English books re-
y ceiving and Tor sale by AMORRIS, 81 Main st.
constitution course of nature to which ara added
brie Dissertations op personal identity and on the
dture of virtue and fifteen by Joseph Butler
l.. late Lord bishop ofDurham, with preface. bv
Samuel Halifax D. D. Late Lord Bishop of Gloucester.
The Power Wisdom and Goodness - God, as manife.
ted IN the adaptation of external nature to the NOR and
DID.
The Life and Correspondence Of Johp. roster edited
Preacher with MI FS'e as
Notes on Herodotas-origiaa, and selected from the
best Commentators, secSnd edition, with numerous
The Pharsaia of Lucan literally translated into EN-
glish prose, with co9Yops notes BY H Rely, B A.
Also Sacred So hes and Character. by Headey. sa-
Punch Prize Noyeis The Fat Contributor and Travels
in London. by w Thackeray '-'e'S
Digest OF the Laws; Customs Manners, and Insti-
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~ mn 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GA 1l ROOlxs3-Buists Family Gardener
Fessendens American Gardener--75c
Bridgeman's Gardeners Assistant-ai so
Bridgeman's Gardeners Observation-Disclosures
The American Kitchen Gardener-a5c
McMahon's GARDENERS CaIendar-$3
n0"ning' Landscape e s sMaSa so
Fessenden's Complete Farmer-75c
Aliens American Farm Book-Sl
Stephens' Book of the Farm--$4
Johnsnn's Practical Agriculture-7ac
Saxtons Rural Hand Book, vols-Se so
Ihace's Practical Agricuture--sa so
,. GRAPE VINE.
buchanan On the Grape-50e
Spooner on the Grape and Wine Making-3sc
Hoare on the Culture of the Grape-5oe
FRUITS.
Thomas American Fruit Culturist-Sl e5
Coles American Fruit Book--50c
Llndley's Guide to the Orchard-$l 25
downing Fruit and Fruit Trees-sl so
harreys Fruit Garden-S1 25
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry-$l a5
Grays Ag .icultural Chemistry-Si
Nortons Elements of Chemistry-5Oc
, browns Field Book of Manures or American MUG
Book--$l 25 -NN
Dana,s Prize Essay on Manures-2ac
CATTLE.
youatt Morton, Cattle-sl %
Aliens Domestic Animals-7ac
oaxtons Hand Book Of Domestic Animals--sl a5
W. 80 SHEEP.
The Shepherds Own Book bv you,tt Skinner and
Randal-S2 - @''' o"i'Ae' anu
-a-t HORSES.
Youatt and Randall on the Horse-sl 25
doaatt and Skinner ON the Horse 81 SO
Richardson the Horse-25c
Mason's Farrer-$I IS za ,-=.e+. f
Kinds Farrier-SI
Also a complete assortment Of Books Rural Archi.
lecture. $3.50
For sale by NASH WOODHOUSE,
nun - Eagle Square
M OURNING GOODS,
lsA Black Alpaccas. Bombazines
PLAIN, figured and plaid black Bareges
Black French Jaconets
Black and white, black and lead and lilac Bare
ges and Tissues
Ginghams. Prints. Barege de I.aines, &c
For saleb by e HARTWELL 4 CO
nun 70 Opposite Swan Tavern
OUTER AND CIIEEsE
- rs kegs Goshen Butter
l40 boxes Goshen Cheese
For sale
"A VIM TAYLOR.
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SPRING .iTRADE-1S53. .,-
-..E BROOKS BELL & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods.

s.-sr f nestle Dry Goods,
No II Pearl street. f-+t
1000 PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
ID recent arrivals from Eurobe New York aud Bos
- ton, we are now in receipt of our stock of .
u Fresh Spring Dry Goods,
Which offer the usual terms, and which we cor
daily invite the attention OF city and country merchants
& In American and British Prints, Lawns Gnghams
mole colored and black Alpaccas. plain black and high
colored Mouselaines Barege de Laines Chalie Bare
ges, and many other choice styles Dress Goods, we
have beautiful variety. .,it = .iIi 3D. ~
Knowing the wants ofthe country trade, we have paid
especial attention Staple and Domestic Goods and Of
fer a better stock than usual.
In Linen Goods of almost every kind, Cloths, CASH
meres estlngs, and Goods for mems wear, and White
Goods we have rea y superior assortment ,.-,
ms wordwe have the pleasure to offer this Spring
stock IN every respect more desirable than any time
heretofore. 2 : =
We solicit call from the friends and acquaiptances OF
the following young gentemen with us as statesmen:
I'D VIM NJ Caldwell, Waynesboro; John N Snead Flu
yanta ard Bur- man; Sam' Mitchell. Bsdforl Z
NsrVell, I.vnchburs l.".5 s.llc, =
Onr stock Is now ready for exhibition f-zz
INNS BROOKS REIT. n
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Al Ioi o'clock. Don Thomas Marin came into the Hsn
IN citizens dress followed by 100 soldiers Of the Na
tousl Guard. who seized the avenues and doors and
called the Presden; of The Chamber out. seaor Mos
ter went out when Gen. Marin gave him verbal order
from the President Of the Republic to dissolve Goa
rress. scior Montez returned TO the Chamber, an
nounoed the fac; and vacated the chair, which was
taken BIZ Senor GuzmRn, vice-Presdent who declared
tie session continued Aprces. was agreed to By &C
asrration Gen. Marin then marched into the center
of the Hall and cleared the seats ct the point Of the
bsyonet.
The members directed their course to the Conven.
az San Francisco bu, were forced back by the troops.
They then went to the Convent OF Espiritu Santa
where they drew upa manifesto and protest Here
the commander of the Guards tothem with about
30 men. which be left at the door, and told the mem
bers present that the President requested them to dis
solve and not force him TO e1treuities Sehor Garcia
Aryrrs who was presiding refused, and the commIn-
dante retired The Chamber continued some time
longer in session without interruption The President
issued the same night decree convokug convention
in the sane terms as in the bill rejected By Congress
The Sielo condemns in moderate, but decid-
ed language the course of President Cevsllos.
The Order Of the 10th says that the Presi-
dent had determined to award the contract for building
Railway across the lsthmus OF Tehuanepec to Ne'srs
sloo, Payne, Olarte & Co. The paper, however, in
q subsequent date says this announcement was prena-
ture-the President no, having decidsd-and that he
would await further information from the GuAnsuao
Company.
Mr.. Fuller the editor Of The Ner- York
Mirror was in NewOrleans on Monday the 7th inst.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, FEB. I6, 1853.

CoyGREss.-After variety of private busi-
ness, the Senate came 10 the Deficiency bill,
and the proposed amendment TO grant 10 Cali
forna $4,000 of the revenue collected there
before her admission as State, passed; pro.
viso attached to the appropriation for the ex-
tension Of the Capitol placing the funds in the
hands OF the Commissioner instead Of the Ar
chitect, caused some debate, and also passed.
The report of the debate under the telegraphic
head is worth perusal The attempt to increase
the salary of the experimenting Clerk Of the
Census, called out some rather rscy remarks.
The Garay grant came up again, but nothing
came Of it but talk, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill relating TO the smaller
silver coins Of the United States, after some
fun TIER discussion, and two attempts to Ia
be it, passed. The bill TO prevent frauds
upon the Treasury, the Post Office Appropria-
ton, and the Civil and Diplomatic bills came
up, and, in connection with the latter, Mr..
Nenable undertook to show the cause OF the
delay in the proceedings of Congress, which
is now exciting so much dissatisfaction in the
country He assigned the effectiveness of the
rules as the cause, which idea, however, found
little favor with other members. Whatever the
cause may really be, il would seem TO be any
thing bot one creditable TO the members.
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THE CITY POLICE.

The Tsmmany politicians are playing sharp
game at Albany, for the perpetuatisn of their
power here. The new Police BIZ, now on the
eve of its final passage, is pretty thing to
read, but the end may not be SO pleasant
Under pretencs of taking the Police out Of
politics" this wolf in sleeps clothing aims at
the perpetuatioa Tor life of the Matsen dy-
nasty, with al its stupid ineficlency aud po-
utieal medGing. II provides that the Chief
and all his men shall be appointed by the
MVor aud Common Council, TO hold Office
during good behavior" and of course the
sppssnting power is to judge Of all COM
plants, weighing them against large credits for
elsctioneering services and party jObbing Of al
sorts. The moment the bill becomes law,
Mayor Westervelt and the Common Council
viii make fixture Of Mr. Matsell, and as fast
as places become vacant they Will be filed BY
the primsry-meeting friends Of the majority of
the Ceuncil-and WHO theF are We need not in.
qsire. Having organized constantly incrsas
ing army Of Police politicias for life, the few
Wig Wards-ths solitary three-win soon be
converted" and the taxpayers who are now
locking 10 see the Police taken out Of politics,
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will find themselves bound hand and foot and
cast into the outer darkness of Tsmmany for
the next half century.
There is powerful lobby party at Albany,
pushing this thing ahead. and we are not sure
but it is now too late to interpose efectual op-
position. The stake is magnificent; thousand
Offices for life and million dollars per annu n
is prize worth winning, and II hard work ali
liberal bleeding viii secure it, the parties in
terested in the spOils mean to have il.
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MIR. FLAGG,s REPORT.

We publish this morning the Report Of our
City Controller, Mr.. Flagg in full, a synopsis
of which We laid before our readers yesterday
IL is a valuable document, and should be faith
fully perused by cur City readers. Mr.. Flag
is apparently doing what he can to arrest tho
prodigal expenditure Of our City Government,
and sherein deserving of applause and encour-
agement. Every friend of honesty and econo-
my of whatever shade Of political opinion, will
stand by him in this attempt to dam the cur
rents Of corruption. Ii is humiliating spec
tacle to see this great City so fallen in the char
acter of its Municipal Government that the
taxpayers are thus forced, as il were TO rely
upon single officer of the Corporation TO pro-
tect them from robbery by their own SER
wants. But the recognition of this extremity
is general, andfrom all quarters the cry is heard
alive have one incorruptble man in Office,
save him TO us, by al means save him to us,
that the bottom ofthe City Treasury may not be
knocked cut altogether" We do not hesitate
to echo this beseeching wall.
While we take for granted that every one
interested viii read this report for himself.
We must call attention to one or two facts
stated in it, of the most striking character
One is, that tie srpenss Of or City GOrsra-
ment is eniy tr!Re less hGa the aggregate an
sHGi expenditure for the ordinary support Of the
gOrnnment cf ths trhoie thirty one States.
Another is, that while the tax of lS52, enor-
nous as the expenditures have been. was less
than Oas per eeHt., the taxes Of 1853 win be
about one aRd a quarter per cent. OF this rate
Of taxation we have this TO say. Ii is a CON-
mon thing to predict national bankruptcy for
England, owing 10 her National Debt But il
the tax which wiz be assessed upon the prop
erty of the City of New-York this present
year were levied upon the property of the
United Kingdom, Il teogld pay The British
National Dsti riihin seeRty years
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Washington Items.

Special Disydtoh o. The " L. Trl5EHs;
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Feb. Is, l553.
In the Sopreme Court to-day, in the case Of
the Salmon Falls Company versus Goddard, Judge
Mellon delivered opinion in favor Of the plaintiffs.
Mr.. Hale's speech to-day ON the Tehuante-
pee matter was brilliant, his positions strong.
Mr. Brooke will speak on the same subject
to morrow to be followed by Mr. Mason.
The Deficiency Bill discussions have closed.
The Maryland Legislature will tomorrow
consider the sutec, Of bridging the susquehsnnAh by
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Road.
Hon. Mike Walsh has arrived. EYE.