Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

John Sis, do, futina
Mary A. Sis, do, dress doll
VIM. Mack, do, mineral water
Kslbfus & Tucker, Baltimore, rockers
Miss N Hill, Washington, perspective views
Miss B. Hsloran, do, collar
III. Kirchner, do, embroidery and drawing
pattern
Miss A. Rose, do, tidy
Miss s. Mann, do, worsted work
Miss M. q. Bradley, do, embroidery
Jos Howard, do, box of shells
Marian Howard, do, she'll work
Miss NJ. Skelly, do, hair flowers
Chas DeMar, do, spy glass
Miss Kate w allace, do, silk bodice
James Matthieson, do, drawing AMI pa intipg
w. w johnson, do, drawing
Sam1 Bacon, do, picture frame
Charlotte Merillet, do, crotchet work
Mrs. Hobbs, do, guilt
Miss Hobbs, do, do
Miss Palmer, do, do
f. NJ De Cover, do, meats foot oil
Miss Palmer, do, tidy
Everett Pollock, do, cylindri conical shot
Mrs. j. Smith, do quilt
Jno Howard, do painting
Miss NJ kow, Loudoun county, Va, en-
broidery
Mrs. N. S Emriok, Washington 90. Md, soap
Mary u. Fowble, Washington, worsted work
Eliz: windsor, Fairfax county, Va, embroid-
cred chair
Mrs. g s. Minor, Alexandria, worsted work
Jno. Fill, Washin ston, penmanship
Wilson Hayward, do, stuffed birds
Miss 5. Faulkner, do, CROCHET work
Miss NJ. Faulkner, do, do
Miss Z. Rsdmon, do, quilt
Miss Eliz. Redmon, do, CROCHET collar
Mas Fanny Ferguson, do. do .
Miss NJ. Bell, do, do
Mrs. n. Watson, do, preserves
Miss N. Merilatt do, pickles
Martha Bailey, Washington, Quilt
Henrietta Hartman, do, burr basket
Mrs. c. E Rabotes1, do, preserves, &c.
VIM. Reynolds, 90, drawings
Mrs. ]. Skirving, jr, do, quilt
Mrs. r. ) Marceron, do, eub'd vest
Miss L. II. Stone, do, needlework
Miss L. +. Stone, do, nesdlework
NJ Stagmeyer, do, marble monument
c. Hill, do, shaving box
Hecker 4 Bro, New York, -four, farina, &c
Miss NJ. Green, Washington, embroidery
Bibb Co., Baltimore, giant mills
j. Seymour, w ashington, glass signs
j. w. Davis do, window shades and filings
s. S. d. NARROW, do, towel racks
Thomas Graham, do, buggy
w II Calvert, do, marble book
Mrs '. Parker, do, fancy basket
Miss j. Parker, do, wax fruit
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Miss E Arnold, do, painting
Markriter, do, paper psnelinx, window
sh AIDES, and engravings
Mrs d. Stanley, do, preserves
j. b. Bridge, do, planes ~
Emma Wynn, do, tidy
Miss Padgett, do, collar
&. A; LipscOmb, for Calverton Carpet Com
pany, Baltimore, carpets
J. Miller, do, spring bed bottoms
. SIbl6y Il Guv Waship1top sKora L.
w. J. Tabler, do, counterpane and hose
Z. 4 Peasants, do, straw cutter
Miss A. Gordon, do, needle work collar
Miss F. Gordon, do, tidy
Miss S. Allen, do, worsted work
Miss Nd Thompson, do, horn basket
Jno. kulinski, do, clock
Miss Leek, do, pickles and preserves
ThOs Crown, do, Swiss cottage
Helen Mcleod, Georgetown, quilt
Mrs Bates, Washington, wax flowers
Miss M Ceyle, do, embroidered skirt
Miss Lizzie Mullen, New York, embroidered
waist
Miss Mary Mullen, do, embroidered sleeves
Miss II Bayliss, Washington, emb'i sack
Coyle Bsyliss, do, war club
Madam Bonnet, do, dress
Ssmstag & Bro, do, fruit basket
Eliz. s Bowen, de, painting on velvet
Miss +. Turner, do, worsted work
NJ johnson, do, deep sea thermometer
Miss l.. Wise, do, embroidery
Miss +. Fisher, do, worsted work
Lewis Fisher, do, watch case
Ada Lloyd, do. worsted work
Emma Skidmore, do, embroidered slippers
Mrs. NJ. France, do, embroidered slippers
Mrs Bansell. do, counterpane
Miss J. Lenox, do, fan basket
Miss L KlOpfer, do, fan mats
Miss A. Jones, do, worked josey
Miss d Davis, DO, drawings
Z Williams, do, wire table
q II. FuImer, do, wines
Mrs K. Clement, Georgetown, tapestry work
H. Mclean. Washington, grlining
Mary Lloyd, do, portfolio
ID. Smith, do, wind chariot
hose III. Bronaugh, do, embroidered apron
q. W. Bronaugh, do, crayon drawing
Dan'l File, do, tin lantern
G. N. Colt, do, buck horn stools
Mrs Gasssway, do, catsup and Jelly
Mrs III. Wilson, do, worsted flowers
Miss Lake, do, needlework
Miss NJ. Bailey, do quilt
Mrs Q Lattell, do, embroidery
Louis Goler, Cape Vincent, n. Y, model fer
revenue cutter
Bostwick Allen, do, do
McDevitt, Washington, glassware
Mrs Duvall, do, embroidered dress
Eiiz Draw, do, preserves
Sarah Jones, do, pickles
Albertile Jones, do. cake
Martha Williams, do, preserves
VIM. Winter, Chicago, Chicago, H., RANT.
ed photographs.
DEBATE IN THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
night, Mr.. Evans introduced resolution in
tne board Of Aldermen instructing the com.
mittee representing the interests Of the Cor
Porstion before Congress to ask An amend.
ment of the charter, empowering The Corpo-
ration to elect Magistrates and Notaries Pub
lie
Mr.. Busey offered a substitute, asking that
all Police Magistrates appointed or elected by
the Corporation be empowered TO act as JUS
tlcss Of the Peace in and for the city of Wash
ington. Upon this a long and earnest debate
ensued, the question Of an elective Judiciary
being the particular subject of discussion.
The debate was participated in by Messrs.
Evans, Busey, Riggs, Dove, Bsyly, Smith and
Pearson
Mr.. Houston remarked that though he could
say he was thankful for the kindness of Con