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Hom he Pau. .i..sriea.. ssniia.l.

very slight examination OF the actual position Of
political parties In the United States, Will BIO suiii
een satisfy any Intelligent person that Il iswith
ia the power Of the Democratic party 10 elect its
candidate for the Presidency, at the next election,
not only without difficulty, hat BY an overwhelming
majority but In order 10 accomplish this desirabl
end, and to save themselves from such defeat as
they experienced in 1870, il is necessary 10 void
the shoals which they were then wrecked and 10
bring to their aid mullitudes who then supported
Gen. Harrison, or who did not vote al all spirit
of coneiiation determination to avoid all rccrim-
nations respecting what may be regarded IS tempo
rary alterations from party discipline and de ter
mination to sustain the ultimate dec sion Of the rep
resenlatiyes OF the whole party, in National Conyen
Orleans victory.
But if Discussions allowed TO prevail, If the
friends of the several candidates should obslinatey
adhere TO their iavorte what we expect but de-
feat Let, then, the first great aim Of every true
Democrat be to promote union and harmony in our
ranks and then all will be well.
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ID LATE WAR-Soldiers, their heirs, who
have mag hereafter receive certificates for bounty
lands informed that the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful and competent agent, now rcsd-
ing IN the Territory Of Iowa 10 whose may be safe
ntrsted the selection and location OF said lands IN
that, or any adjoining ferritoyo State No patent
can be obtained until the made; and Is all
important that good and valuable lands should be
ieeted To do this, agent should be employed who
eau attend personally to the subject Persons hold
ing certificates above and who may desire 10 make
them of value, have their respective locations
made upon liberal terms by applying posi- PAID to the
subscriber.
Reference may be made TO General George Glib
son, Washington City
HENRY III. SYLVESTER.
Washington City ID c.. April 5-d&ctf
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL

NAVY AGrsr's OYs,cE,
Washington, April /, l6l3.
pursuance Of instructions from the Chief of TIE
L Bureau OF Yards and Docks, proposals. will De
received at this office until O'Clock on Monday the
4th OF May next, for the delivery Of the following
Quantities and descriptions Of Goals viz
Al Me Nary Yard, Portsmouth,, NJ
$500 bushels Of Midlothian average Goals
The Nary Yard, Boston. Massachusetts.
5000 bushels average Midlothian Goals.
200 tons Anthracite coal.
AtMe Nary Yard, NeW York.
1000 bushels average Midlothian Goals
lbs tons Anthracite coal.
Al The Navy Yard, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
IS tons Of Anthracite coal.
Al the Nary Yard, Washington, ID. c.
10000 bushels average Midlothian Goals.
l0OOO do. lump do
10000 do. Cumberlanddo
AtMe Nary Yard, Norfolk, Ia.
5000 bushels average Midlothian Goals.
All of the above Goals must be Of the hes, quality,
and subject to the usual inspection when delivered
at the respective navy yards. Bonds with approved
security IN twice the amount Of the contract will be
required Of the contractors for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract Payment will be made in
thirty days from the date Of each delivery deducng
herefrom ten per cent till the whole is delivered to
the entire satisfaction Of the respective commandans
The Midlothian coal must be delivered five pecks
TO the bushel, and the Anthracite 2240 lbs. to the
ton. In case the person persons whose offers are
accepted, shall fail to enter into contract and give
such security within ten days IRON the date of the
notification of his or their offer being accepted,
The contract. will be given 10 the next lowest bidder
Persons Offering proposals will make and forward
them, in duplicate, to this Office, endorsed offers to
furnish Midlothian COAL" f" Cumberland coal" or
Anthracite coal,n as the may be-
WM. b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
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April 1876
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
lx.assI IN lQl .

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
.apil 10, lS43.
THE Governor of the State of Mississippi having
issued his proclamation, declaring that Richard
s. Graves, State Treasurer of that State had embez-
zled the money, securities and property Of that State
and had escaped while under upon the charge Of
such embezzlemeni and the said Governor Of the
State of Mississippi having, in his proclamation eau
toned all persons against receiving from the said
Graves any United States Treasury Notes which are
made payable 10 him order and the Secretary
of State of the said State OF Mississippi having re.
quested this Department to give notice of the Trea-
sury notes delv red to the said Graves in order to
prevent their circulation and protect the State of
Mississippi from ultimate loss, and deeming it proper
to comply vita such request, the subjoined descrp-
live list Of the Treasury notes delivered TO the said
Graves, as Treasurer Of the State of Mississippi on
The sixth day of October lS42 and made payable to
him or order, has been prepared and is now pub
lished for the information Of all concerned.
All receivers and de- ositories of public moneys to
whom any Of the said notes may be presented, under
suspicious circumstances, will decline receiving them
and, if practicable, will take note of the of
the person Offering Them and transmit it to his Ex
cellency T. NJ. Tucker, Governor Of the State Of
Mississippi, at the city of Jackson, IN that State
And all officers and agents of the Treasury Depart
nent will assist, by all lawful MEANS in the recovery
and restoring to the State of Mississippi the notes SO
declared to have been embezzled.
J. C.. SPENCER,
ap l3-4t Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PATENT orr,os, March Is, Ios,.

PATENT OrrfcE, March 10, IosJ.
ON the petition Of Samuel X. Jennings, praying
~ for an extension Of a patent granted to him for
an apparatus for the speedy generation and convc-
nient, prompt and agreeable application Of heat to
the human system, which patcbt expired on tie 2Sth
day OF January, 1928 but by special act OF Congre
passed the 81 OF March, Ist3 renewable for four
teen years SUBJECT to the rules and usages Of the
Patent Office
II is ordered that The said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the lst Monday in June next, at ~
O'Clock NJ. and all persons notified 10 appear
and show cause IL any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madsoniap and National Iptelligepcer, printed al
Washington ID. c.; the Journal Of Commerce, print
ed al New York; the Baltimore sun, printed at Balti-
more; the American Sentinel and Mercantile Adver.
User printed at Philadelphia; and the Times printed
at Boston-oncc a week for three weeks previous to
the first Monday in June.
VI. l.. ELLSWORTH.
4 r. s. Editors Of the abovcnamcd papers vii
please copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office
With paper containing the notice.
merl7-lsw3w
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A CAPTAIN our OF BALTISoRE IN A ScRkpE.-The
Wilmington IN. C) Chronicle Of the 18th inst. says
that Captain lie ghion, Of the brig Abigail Richmond
arrived there on the 18th from 81. Thomas, states
that before be leh ST. Thomas intelligence wac re-
ceiyed that Capt. Cozzens of the brig Pilgrim OF
Baltimore, had been tried in Guadalupe on the
charge Of robbing house at Point Petre Of ss0 000
at the time of the earthquake there, convicted, and
sentenced To- ten years hard labor in the gaIleys IA
France whittier he was sent The sentence woulf
have been much severer, but that he had rendered
good services to Of the inhabitants in their dis
tress caused by the earthquake. Captain Cozzen'
belongs to the Stale Of Maiue.
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d ICHARD POLLARD has resumed the practice
II Of The law. lie viii attend the Courts Of Al
bemarle, Buckingham, Nelson and Amherst lie
also offers hs services for the adjustment Of claims
upon the Government. lie will 60 to Washington
whenever business entrusted to his care may require
him 10 do So Having been merchant, as well as
lawyer, he considers himself well prepared 10 settle
accounts seven years residence IN Chill, az Uni
ted States Charge d'Anares, has given him know.
ledge Of the Spanish character and Spanish Language
which will be useful IN the iurtherance and settle
ment OF business N connexion with these subjects
Ills Post Office Is Warren, Aibemare county, VIZ
glnia. mar l5-wiw
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THE CROWN OF THORNS.

There still exists plant in Palestine, known among
tansts by the name Of the thorn Of Christ, /" sup
posed to be the shrub which afforded the worn
by the Saviour at his crucifxon II has many sharp
prickes adapted to give pain, and The leaves great
ly resemble those of ivy, 1t is not improbable that
the enemies Of the Messiah chose il from its SINH
larity TO plant with which emperor and gene
rails accustomed to be crowned and thence
that there might be caumny, insult, and derison,
meditatee in the very act ef punishment.
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GRAND CONCERT
T ARUSI'S SALOON.

rINHE HUGHES FAMILY will give, at Carusi's
Il 5, Don on Monday evening the Oath instant, q
Grand Concert Of Vocal Muse, mingled with the
strains of the Harp, Violin, and ConcorJis by the
liughesf as w,ll es some beautiful melodies by the
Infant Vocalist, Miss Hughes. f
linkels nifty cents each, or three for dollar.
Concert at hsf-pet O'Clock.
april 2Q-2t
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ct JOHNS CHURCH.-Thc congregation Of
- st Johns Church, and Others who may he dis
posed to become members, respectfully informed
there will be public sale Of pcws at the church on
Thursday next the 20 h inst. at ~ ocIock-selec-
tons TO he maize from the drawing, exhibiting the
contemplated change in the interior arrangement OF
the church, which may be seen at tie residence OF
Mr. Samuel Mckane, on 18th street, till the sale
when it will be at the church.
apIS-2t( Globe x Into
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IN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Execu.
i by the second section Of the act OF Congress
approved on the 26h day Of June, ls34 entitled NJ
act 10 create additional Land Offices In the States Of
Illinois and Missouri, and in the crritory North Of
the Stale Of Illinois, notice is hereby gwen, that the
and Office for the Wisconsin District is to he re-
moved from Muskoday To Mineral Point, a,
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can b,
made.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington
this lIth day of April A. ID. ls+3,
JOHN TYLER.
by the President
Two w. BLsxs,
Commissioner Of the General Land oaice
april l3-law6w
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CHURCH MuSIG

MN. FISCHER has just received the Boston
" Aeademys Collection Of Church Music con
slsllng Of The most popular Pslams and Hymn tunes,
Ah'hems, Sentences, Chants, &c, selected from the
most distinguished composers aud arranged expressly
'or ihis work. which may be had wholesale or retail
at Slationers' Hall april 90.
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Boerhsve, the celebrated physician, through life,
oonsecrated the first hour after he rose in the
ing to meditation and prayer-declarng that from
hsnee he derived vigor and aptitude for business,
together with equanimiy under provocation, and a
perfect conquest over his irasciblc passions.
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THE Commissioners appointed by Il e Hon. the
i Secretary Of the Navy, TO examine the several
inventions and plans for the prevention Of explosions
Of steam boilers, give notice tina, they hold their
meetings in the Navy Yard Washington, daily (Sun-
days excepted) at 9 o'clock, A. NJ
Persons interested 10 the subject hereby not-
fed and requested 10 present their several plans for
examination in order that they may be duly investi
gated and tested in compliance with the terms OF the
law under which the Board has been constituted.
Written communications this subject may be
addressed TO the Board, through the hands Of the
Hon the Secretary Of the Navy.
WALTER II. JOHNSON,
CHARLES REEDER,
THOMAS =. JONES.
Washington, April Ia, ls43-eod2w
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DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
List Of Treasury notes referred to in the above
tice, drawn in favor Of Richard s. Graves ORDER
dated scveraly the 9th October 1912, and deliver
ed the same day signed by VIM b. Randolph, Acting
Treasurer of the United States, and countersigned
by Michael Mousse, acting Register Of the Treasu-
ry, viz:
On warrant No. 30l4. No. 1 to No. l00--l00 notes
Of 81 900 each.
On warrant No 30l4. No. to No. $3.50 notes
Of $500 each.
On warrant No. 30l4. No. | TO No 800 notes
of 500 each.
On warrant No. 30l4. No. to No. 23-23 notes
of $50 each
On warrant No. 30l4. No lone note Of S64
On warrant No. 30l3 No. 81 TO No 500 notes
of 500 each
On warrant No. 30l3. No. 9. note Of 500 90.
On do. do No. "a ] note of $50 10.
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Deoth from tifing cau~--Mrs. Carr, mother Of
Whitman Carr, Of Monticello, Sullivan county, MY,
aged ~ years on the oath ult knocked small piece
OF skin from the knucke Of the third finger Inham-
nation ensued, succeeded by modification which
nut an end TO her life on the 2sth ultmo.
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of the act Of Congress, approved March Sd,
lS43, entitled ian act providing for the sale Of GER
tain lands the States Of Ohio and Michigan ceded
by the Wyandot tribe OF Indians, and for other pur-
poscs,n The Land Office now at Lima, will be re-
moved TO the town Of Upper sandusky, within the
limits OF the Wyandot cesson, as practicable.
Further notice as to the pre- Use time Of removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver Of the
Lima Office.
Given under my hand at the City OF Washington,
this It'll day Of April, A. ID. lsl3
JOHN TYLER.
By the President;
Tho. VI. BLAZE,
Commissioner Of The Gepra Land Office
april l3-law6w
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A CARD.--LANE & TUCKER have now the
"A pleasure OF Inviting the attention of their friends
aud the public TO choice and fashionable supply Of
French aud British goods, suitable for spring and
summer wear, direct from the New York market,
which they prepared TO make cheap for cash.
april ls-d2aif
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NEW ELASTIC PENHoLDERs.

WM. FISCHER has just received Woodward.
w Patent Elastic Penholders, the neatest and
most serveeable article in the Market suitable for
sh metallic pens 10 general use. april 20
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Six millions Of dollars Of the " Chinese Ransom"
had arrived in England up to the time Of the sailing
Of the Britannia
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DRIvATE BOARDING for two gentlemen can
i be had in a small FANNY on rcry moderate
terms by application on 9th street, next doorto Gid
cons Printing ofce-a few doors from the Avenue.
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 The renordiof The Land Office
from Nuskodoy 10 Mineral Point, ia Ms
koRsan TER TORY.
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DRoPoSALS for carrying the mail of the United
i States from the lst Of July, lS43 TO the Both
of June, 1876, inclu i've, on the follow ny route in
lnois, will be received the Contract Office Of The
Post Office Department, in the City of Washington,
until O'Clock p. OF the 10th Of May, lo43, Ito
be decided b, the 18th Of May nexO the manner
and time herein specified, TO wit;
ILLINOIS.
No. 1925. From Chicago by CazcDova, Addison,
Bloomingdae, Egin, Udna, Deerfeld, Hampshire,
Corral Marongo, Amesville, Bclvidere, Cleveland,
Rockford, vapceburgh, Silver Greek, Freeport,
Nhllcville, Scales Mound, Yves, Plumb river and
Elizabeth, TO Galena, 1856 miles and back, three
times a week in four-horse coaches, with u-week-
ly branch in twohorse coaches from Gaena, Illinois,
oy Fair Play to Dubuque, l6 miles and back to run
in due connection
Schedule from Isl .9Bil 10 Isl Of December.
Leave Chi, ago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turd at a. m. arrive at Galcna next days 10y 10
p. IN
Leave Galena every Tuesday Thursday and Ss-
turdsy at 3 a. m. arrive at Chicago next days by
b p. m.
Schedule from 1a December 10 Isl Of .9prii
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turd,y at a. m. arrive at Galena next Thursday,
Saturday and Monday by p. IN.
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
,urday at a. M. arrive at Chicago next Thursday,
Saturday and Monday by 5 p. m.
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To You've MrN.--Thc Third Of a series of Lee
lures To Young Men will be delivered by divine per-
mission, in the First Presbyterian Church on a.
street, by the Pastor, TOMORROW AFTER
NOON. Services TO commence al Al O'Clock.
The Young men OF the District are af4ec tionately
invited TO be present. april ~
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 The remorai Of the Land OGc
Jr N The torn Of Lima 70 Upper Sandusky
IVA Ohio
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
$4,000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

Class X for I843
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, April
%, I043
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
! prize of $50,000I prize of 50cO
do 100000 l do 1868
do l0,OOOI5 50 do 1000
l do 7,000I5O do 500
70 number lottery--l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets SO; Halves 50; Quarters 90 So
Certificate of package of 26 whole tickets Sl4O 90
DO. do 26 half tickets 20 90
10. do 26 quarter tickets IS 90
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THE MAMMOTH SCHEME!
5000 $50, 900 !-$l5,O 900 10 900
Sixteen drawn ballots.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass nj for lS43.
To be drawn at Alexandria ID. c., Saturday, MAY
81, lS43
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For tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in
the above magnificent lotteries, address
J. G.. GREGORY & CO, Managers
Washington ID. C.
n5-An account of each drawing will be sent, i'm
medisteIy after it is over, to all who order tickets
from us april Paw 3wd&cif
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MAINTAINING.

MI KS L. ID. ROBINSON, residence ID, between
ivl and 7th Streets respectfully informs the la
dies OF Washington City, and lis vicinity that she is
prepared to execute work, according 10 the latest
Partisan fashions, in style inferior TO none in the
United States.
April 5-tf
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25,295 Dollars
ALEX ANDRIA LOTTERY.

Class No. %, for IS43
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday.
April 30, l643.
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SAMUEL FOWLER, Merchant Tailor would n
form his friends and customers generally that he
has just received his stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, which he has selected with great care, con-
ss'ng OF different styles and qualities of Cloths sin
gle and double m,lled Cassimeres, English Twecds.
lam and fancy Drills, Gambroons and vestings,
which lie Will make up in the most fashionable style,
ana al exceedingly low prices, for cash only.
No =, Granite Row, between Sd and a streets,
pennsylvania avenue, north side ap l7-3t
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k GRAFTON TYLER having removed tom
~ Maryiand to Georgetown, ID. G 4, will continue
TO practice in every branch Of his profession Office
and residence Of Washington and G ay Streets
opposite Miss English's Seminary
r. .; Communications from persons at a distance
Oh professional business will be promptly attended
april 1875
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or Counsel for The Tkhs # I,,cuaHp 8. HhcKLrr
Raitiport March ~, 1888. april 10.
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

march lS-ly
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Confirmation Of The Copper Mines o., Current rrec 70
J. Epss Coron.
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BUREAU OF Cox, Eaurr., & REPAIR,
Doth March, lS43.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau, I'M
Il til 3 O'Clock, p. M, OF the Goth April next, for
furnishing and delivering, by the LIST September next,
at the Navy Yards Brooklyn, New York, and Cos
port, Virginia, respectively, the following quantities
Of Flax and Cotton Canvass, viz;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
HOW To JUDGE OF MEN.

meet an individual an-ho am 10 regard
him I'm what degree shall ! respect him -! His
dress, his manners, all see outwardly pleases me.
But ! must know more of him. Well, you tell me
he is very wea!thy-that he lives in a splended
house, and fares sump,uously every day. So far so
good. But | pay homage TO none of these things.
| wish to ascertain what claims this man has upon
my respect and esteem. You do not help me to the
information seek, by pointing to his elegan, dwell
ling, to his costly clothing, TO his luxurious table.
No the grea, question | desire to have answered
is what manner Of person Is he Is he honest, be-
nevoien,, religious Tin a word what is his char
actcr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

WHOLE FAMILY PoisoSrD.-We have not read Of
n more dreadful calamity than that detailed by a
recent number of tie Grenada (Miss.) Register
This paper informs US Of the whole tamil yfof Mr..
Morehead, residing near the Yazoo Pass, having
been poisoned 10y eating peaches dried on a paint
ed board. One of his daughters was to have been
married tho very day she was SO suddenly taken
from the earth. The marriage clothes were sent
home as the funeral bier was preparing. and a cloud
Of wo bedimed the now blasted hopes of the partner
of her bosom. The eldest son. PROSTATE on a bed
ofdcath, had Just returned from n fire years study
"a the iea,.cI ,iuis'ers of old Harvard. Crowned
with his laurel wreaths of honor and glory. Death
spreads his banner DER the whole. Father, moth
er, son and daughter, now sleep the sleep of death,
s,reached side by side, and wrapped in the embers
of the cold earth.