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The North and the South.

"When we remember" (says the Pennsylvania, in rel
erence to feeling of discord between these two sections
in the coming convenon) show both these wings Of The
democratic army have coalesced for the common veal
former great occasions, we ought to be Inundated at The
mere suspicion of danger from any movement like that
alluded to. Together, in solid column, in suppotd
two for in support OF Jee
son-together in support of Jacksontogether for Lou
siana, and together for Texas-and now equal partc
pants in the glory and danger of the present warhOT
little respect the past, how little compliment our
selves in supposng that can be divided by any suH
agitation that which is used by few agltator'
the democratic party We repeat, let not the South BE-
eve that the North is ready to desert it now, after ha
ing stood at its side in many perls, and when TIE
Union itself was seriously threatened by designing men
Let our brethren in that quarter of the Union meet Us
with friendship and with CONFIDENCE, and all will Dc
we'll"
We cordially respond to this eloquent appeal Of n'
Pennsylvania. AT no time could such sentiments
more appropriate While the general opinion OF our paw
has pointed TO the democracy of the slavehedHs
States as among the strongest buwarks of principe
the South cannot forget, and ought not to forget, ~
all the eminent democratic statesmen of the North wD'
are prominently named in connexion with the highest
flee in the republic, have taken position honoraby e
waited above the level of sectional injustice and lea
ousy, and have made manifest their disposition
respect and preserve the rights of the South und'
the compromises of the constitution In the democa9
OF the North, the South finds as Mr. Jefferson sad
natural ally and we cannot doubt that this fact will
fully recognised in that spirit of harmony and concIau
which the southern States will bring to the convention
Such spirit is mperatvely demanded by the manly any
patriotic course upon the subject of southern rights wh
the prominent candidates before the convention ha
taken. Such course iustfes the confidence OF 'n'
South 1t is not the mass of the northern demotrdf'
from whom the South has reason to dread injustice
Qf some of its putatve leaders should at all ia
ter in their course, the masses are safe) IL =
the triumph OF the aohigs of the North, in which @
South should see its greatest reason for Apprehension
and that most especially when the wing party ai'enP'
to bring forward its champion military leader who
willing TO begin his canvass by pledgng himself suo'~
tally to strike the veto po,oer out of the constitution
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Ry IL. W. DYER, .4ncttoneer.
CQUARE OF Ground at AuctIOn.-On Thu

- 26h instant, half past o'clock, p shall sell on
e premises the whole square No 5SS containing about
62 600 square feet will be sold altogether or in lots as
may be deemed advisable This square between Della
ware avenue and I'd west and south OF u ana II
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance in equal payments. al
six and twelve months, fore notes satisfactorily secured
hearing interest h. w. DYER,
Nav i7-tS Auctioneer.
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Petitions under the Rule.

BY Mr. HALE: The petition Of Ezra Fnney and Others
for breakwarer the Northeastern point Of Nantucket
Massachusetts
BY Mr. PUTNAM. The petition of James S. Boughton
and III Others citizens OF the county of Wyoming New
York. praying for the investigate OF the conduct of Col
Childs requiring tic soldiers OF the army knee before
the Catholic host.
BY Mr. WENTWORTH, The petition for mail route
from Blue island via Coopers Grove, Chelsea, Waling-
ford, and Brownsville, to Bulbonia
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J1AUQUIER White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, (mor

L generally known Warenton Sprngs.) will be open
for the reception of visters on the LIST of June Extensive
improvements in progress, that will give aspect
to the whole establishment No expense will be spared in
adding to its embelishment to the comfort and pleasure
of the guests. Knowing by ocular evidence, in
instances, the positive intrinsic value of the water and
almost miraculous effect in partcu has been
garded as good policy to enlarge the accommodations and
complete the original design, crafty
and fancy guests as well as TO promote their health and
view of the bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity of the
beautiful village of Wnrrenion, vsers may, horseback
or in carriages over the improving roads, enjoy the
picturesque scenery, seek exercise in the tenpu
alleys the pistol gallery the OF billiards. the health
full dance The lovers of music and flowers will find pecu
liar has been taken to win their approval while the
aow deer and the fawn the gold and silver fish, the elk
and the swan, may relieve tedious who are
been taken which expanded lberay could suggest to
add to the comfort and accommodation visitors The
hurdle race and tournament the fancy ball, masquerade
tons. Nor these preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers of religion, of every
denominations cordial not grudgng invitation is given
spend the summer, without charge The usual
of the church are respected throughout the season.
These springs 30 80 miles, according the
TAKEN from Fredericksburg, and - Alexandria
Trweeky stages will from both these points till July
when daily lines will be established Visitors leaving the
District OF Columbia in the stage steamer AT 2 or a
will reach the springs the day and at the
81 80 throughckets having been agreed between
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company and
the stage from Fredericksburg the Springs TO
make the ticket S5 from Richmond and 81 80 from Wash
These springs known the Post Office books as
arenon springs and all letters should be directed
or they may be LEFT at Warenon sent the White Sui
Terms of board will be follows. $50 for the who, sea
son, ending LIST OCTOBER $75 for three months 500
months; yao tor one month $40 per week SIS 70.
weeks; 81 10 day meals odg 80 cents each Ser
wants, and children under IL years old half price. No
tables provided for children before the usual hour
who retain their seats at the ordinary table will be charged
0 price, Horses 30 cents day. a na siqs m %aRp
April H-ih Superintendent.
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(yHEsLEYs Equity Evidencs.--New edition, May,
Vo"me' +. TAYLOR.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1913.
- March last, until B. p. m on Saturday the 18th OF
June 1885, for sixteen millions OF dollars of United States
Stock reimbursabe twenty years from and after the Isl
day JulySlSS bearing six per interest per annum
July of each No bid Will be received below par nor
will any bid be considered unless per cent thereof is
deposited in depository OF the United States at or be-
fore the date fixed for opening the proposals Inc BIDS IN
all cases, be unconditional, ad without any refer
the bids of Others and should state distinctly the
premium offered The proposals should be sealed and en-
Secretary Of the Treasury Washington City, D. G. The
which may be accepted will be required to be Paid
the deposay Of the United States nearest the places OF
residence of the persons respectively whose offers may be
ders residing in the United States must be deposited
with the assistant at New York, Boston, Phlla-
delphia, or New Orleans
To give opportunity all persons to participate in
the investment of funds in this stock, bids will be received
for the lowest denomination of certificates authorized by
law-beng for fifty dolarsas well as for higher sums
ferabe the books Of the treasury but all certificates for
that and upwards will be transferable on the books oil
the treasury by delivery with coupons attached at the
option the bidder To avoid expense, cOnuson and
multi pcaton of accounts all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required to deposlte the
awarded in five equal insalments in each OF the
months Of July, August, September, October, and Nove
Der of the present year, except for not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de-
sirous of making immediate payment, in which case the
whole may be at once deposited The stock will
bear interest in all cases from the date OF depose.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
Saturday, the 18th of June, 1913, in the pres
of all persons who may desire to attend but under
bidder will be permitted withdraw his bid On all bids
accepted the amount deposited in advance will be inn
medatey returned. The whole premium on the amount
awarded must be deposited part OF the first payment
trad in Iu
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nIARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ fer acas issued from the clerks
Office of the circuit of the District OF Columbia,
for the county Washington and to me directed shall
expose at public sae for cash, Thursday the 18th day
May next, 10 o'clock, before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property WIS All ina,
part lot gound number 90 in square number 20
Of the city OF Washington, with wo-sory brick house ana
thereon in the occupancy OF w m
Bowling; the said part OF lot fronting the south side OF
street. north, nineteen feet and eleven and hail inches
extending from the northwest corner OF the lot easwardy
and running back width the 'front.' and bind
ing on line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah Ho "
and f. p Pearson, executors of Robert F. How, 10 VIM
Bowling dated the 18th of July 1885 Seized and levied
upon as the property OF William Bowling, and sold to satisfy
idcials No 1872 March term, 1885, in favor OF lam
Lee use of Robert q. Buckley - ,,,,
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I9-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
Af,- The sale postponed till Thursday next,
25Ih inst same hour and place. - ..
Nav 10 A. HUNTER Marshal.
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NOR RENT.That desirable residence, together with
II the furniture therein street north, immediately
of Com Morriss formerly the residence OF Mrs Com
Stewart and more recently of the Cheveler Hulseman,
charge d'atfares from Austria and Of Mr. Harmony from
New York.
The establishment has lately been put in complete
pair. The property very egiby situated and the fur
njmre the best and the elegant kind. If desired,
the furniture will be solo, and the property then be
rented for d term of years.
Application be made Richard Smith, who has been
duly authorized TO make the necessary arrangements.
Ma,y Cu
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made by Lieut. Col Easton. commanding battalion OF IN
iantry, Lieutenant Weber. commanding two sections OF
Captain Hassendenbels artillery and those officers who
were ecessary absent with the trains including Major
Bodine pay department in charge of the public funds, to
share the honor of the attack
would also inform the department that Gen. Manuel
Armiio late governor of New Mexico surrendered him.
self 10 me as prisoner of the Dist instant, and
is now on his parole of honor; copy OF which, together
with that of Gen Trlas, have the honor herewith
10 submit >,
am, sir, very respectfully your obedent servant,
STERLING PRICE,
Brig. Gen. IT, s, A Comdg.
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Navy DEPARTMENT, March s, ls4s.

Navy DEPARTMENT, March 8, lS4S
Sin: Your despatch No 1875, OF the ION reoruary'
lS4S, with its enclosure, has been received
During INV absence from Washington, communlca-
ton was received from the honorable secretary OF Sse'
under date 2sh DeGembsI ist 81 om
Yucatan have acted under the impression that had
been communicated you, with instructions to conform
to the wishes OF the President as made known to Mr.
Sierra On receiving your despatch have caused In
ouiry to be made, and suppose that was mistaken l
therefore hasten to make to you this communication and
partmen and to Mr.. Sierra. 1t IS desirable that the
Yucatecos shall have the benefit OF the relief which
was assured to them; and therefore request that you
will give immediate orders to carry out the proposed plan
OF exemptng Yucaan vessels and cargoes from payment
of duty at Laguna, suggested in Mr. Buchanans let
ter and, as far as It can be satisfactorily ascertaned
refund any duties which have been collected at that
place since the date of February d. ls4S, which duties
would have been exacted if you had received this in
sucon in due time, after the letter OF the Secretary OF
State
The President has heard with regret of the ferocous
and murderous conflict raging between the Indians
and whites of Yucatan happy to hear of your
tempated visit, and hope that you will be able, by your
presence exert favorable influence in checking the
advance of the Indians towards the towns and villages
on the seacoas An application has been made to the
department, and another by Mr. Sierra to the President
allow shipment of gunpowder, to enable the whites
to defend themselves in their with the Indians to be
landed at Sisa | enclose you copy of my No
authority be given from the department to land arti
cles conraband, without knowledge of its necessity
and without satisfactory assurance that will be applied
exclusively to that object But humanity requires that
the importation should not be prevented you shall be
satisfied that the powder is not to be used for other
hostile purposes towards If, when the vessel called
the Mary Ann" shall appear oil the coast the Indians
shall have been defeated and dispersed, and in your
opinion, the powder should not be landed you will moi
subject the vessel to any penalty forfeiture, but will
allow her to retire without landing that part of her
1.-the contest still RACES, and you satisfied that the
powder will not be used against U.S. you will nerpose
impairment to its being landed at Sisa
The department has entire confidence in your discre-
ton, and your udcious views of the best mode of
maintaining intercourse with Yucatan
am, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant,
J. Y. MASON.
Com. M. c. PERRY
Commanding Home Squadron, Gulf of Mexico
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Navy DEPARTMENT, May IS, 1916

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May TO, 1873
SIR: have the honor, answer to the resolution OF
the Senate of the 18th instant, transmit copy OF my
communications TO Commodore Perry of the Sih OF
March and OF the 18th instant the subject of giving
protection to the white population OF Yucatan, with the
naval forces under his command
No advces have been received al this department from
the commander officers of the squadron in the Gull OF
Mexico, of date later than the 9Th of April ultimo
All the communications the subject received from any
of them, have been already transmitted to the Senate
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully your o0edl-
ent servant, .o,,
JOHN Y MASON.
The PREsIDENr
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ADhArs n YupAtaa.
Message from the Pressdent Of the United States. gi
copies Of orders given for The protection Of the rhae
population of Yueasa..
To the Senate Of the United States
communicate herewith report OF the Secretary of
the Navy, together with the accompanying documents. in
compliance with the resolution of the Senate of the 18th
instant requesting information TO the measures taken
for the projection OF the white population Of Yucatan by
the naval forces OF the United States.
JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON, May Is, ls4s.
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rIOFFMAN'S Course OF Legal study, second edition
III Rewritten and much enlarged Two volumes octave
Nav Al +. TAYLOR
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r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasur'


phIa, Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans and in all
other States the papers selected print the laws of the
United States authorzedto publish this advertisement
April IS-dl7thJnneif
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To big Gen. X. JONES, -
Adit. Gen. u. S A., Washington, ID. C..

TNEMALE HOUSE sERVANT.-For sale first rate
Il cook washer and ironer and chambermaid under 30
old OF the strongest constitutions ana correct ora
habits. Inquire E street, doors west oil lolh
May 2O-eod3t
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SPANISH CIGARS,
" TOBACCO SNUFF, &c, at aucuon-on Monday
the 22d instant shall the tobaccoust store on Fenn
syvania avenue, Al street, at 10 O'clock a. M me
entire stock of the establishment consisting OIL IN part
100 900 of various brands of good cigars, the most OF
which ar old, fine favored, and Of the best qualify
10 boxes good chewing tobacco, various brands
900 dozen GOOD smoking do do
Lot OF best Havana do do
| case Connecticut seed do do
Half hogshead Kentucky do -
A large lot of Rappee and Scotch Snuff in bottles and
bladders
Lot of piano and GUITAR music, canes and stands
300 empty cigar boxes
IL snuff canisers, different sizes
boxes pipes with lot of household furniture such as
chairs tables, feather beds, bedsteads, NC.
Terms of sale All oil and under $2o, cash over
25 credit of sixty and ninety days, for approved en-
dorsed notes bearing interest A. GREEN,
MAY 1876 huctioheef.
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TO be the The Mazauan correspondent of Messr
Rowland AsPinwali writes that 100000 worth of gold
has been received there, which has been assayed and
proved TO be Y TO 2Si fine which is may
be pure goldoo pure for coming mechanical purposes
This fact at the doubts about the genuineness Of
the metal
'Under the circumstances the establishment of the Pa
cihc mail line OF steamships In connexion with the Ire
hence 10 Chagres is fortunate happening, as il gives
a regular and rapid communication with the States by
which gold can be sent home In thirty days, and merchan
disc received in But for this come the com.
nunicaon with the States would only have place by
the tedious, uncertain, and unsafe Of Cape
the plains St. Louis The gold will the
lsthmas OF Peaama, and by steam thence New York.
"rhe rush of gold hunters the mines very large The
John Benson which sailed to-day for Chages, crowded
with passengers, dsplacing freight make them
The Falcon, which sailed few days ago. took a arge
numbsr and of the Liverpool packet has 1t
contemplation to put packet ship in between New York
and Chagres. The California steamer, which leaves the
Pacific side of the hmus the 9th of January for San
Francisco, will probably have hundred passen
gers The only calculated twenty ing the
estimate for tue line Altogether this is the great
oil the day"
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remove! and S1 cure Of ~ H. diseases arising
Ls King. Ey Obstinate outansoa. kspioa
%ps or pS,s on h Is HEAD S Sh o p s9,s sys
Joints stubborn Ulcers syphiie symptoms saoa
Aseiies or Dropt mPrudsnee Life Also, Chronic
s ssS Of s, Is now widely and ever,
field e fna sns e ss as sS 9 ss
eru he root tina, has been
disease swollen glands ssw' and bones half
s eH aas SssH m %
has been made whole Hundred. OF persons hsa grosn
chronic and many other complaint. .p,nss from
81 a o hs & with
gladly testify to the efficacy OF this inesuseo
The following Col samuel g. Taylor gentleman
States and lately appointed consul New Granada
self to the attention oil all
Mss,r. I'D sAsD. Genemsn Having used and witness
ed the effects Of excellent psSSs s,p1 vi" % VI n.
LOusana Texas Mexico feel much pleasure in stating the
%gs s saS in tho most s s snss
Your saaps" highly approved aud extensively used S the
has for the past five years been gsng and
a"d is no% eonsidered an almost Indispensable requisite the
II hi % p TSSd aa y ast s @ '
tues YIN make gsnss1a s soSs throughout Inc length and
U. s Consul to New Granada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
NV YoRR, Feb II, ls.s.
Messrs Having suffered with disease of my
during which time treated by the
most ply scians and The United States
without receiving benefit but all the time
declining and the disease making fearful
applications used and whatever else
efficient producing cure nut am eonhdent the
would
mated nv life relief through the medium OF
must gentlemen when commenced
the did place much confidence in its virtue
when informed had tried
more than fifty remedies during the past without
sarsspariua lew weeks
not ONLY relieve hut therefore think duty
gentlemen suffering humanity to give you this at
Yours, very truly, :" iHNr"'i'
Consulate o France ia the United States
and signature acknowledged N our
~ MIR ID. Parent true.
For the Consul General oil France
l.. BORG Vice Consul
The following interesting presented and the reader invited
careful prusa Comment ON such evidence . unnecessary
Ntw Yonk, April 49, lSaT,
Messrs SANDS. Gentlemen: Having long been afflicted with
appetite ac recsving no benefit
from the remedies prescribed concluded about three
month, since to Of sarsaparla now have the
of informing effects have been attended with
manifest health Induced
r my many others aIeady possess and to
will personally give the par
ula my case effects Of this invaluable medicine, by
calling at 2s, BoweTy, New York ,,Sro.,
This cerfes Mcintosh known to me member
church, good standing and worthy Of confidence
Pastor of SECOND Presby terrain Church. BROOKLYN
Sold wholesale and retail by A. and Sands
chemists 100 Fulton street corner oil William New
York druggists generally throughout the United States
and Csnadas Price 81 per bottle; six bottles ior eo -
For sale Washington city, by r. Paterson Of 9th
Also by Charles stott corner OF
9TH rec and Tennsy aria Oct2odtFeb2o
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stationed on the plain The harbor is landlocked and
protected by several forts erected on the low sandy point
which Port Royal is built During the rainy seasons,
(sprng and ialD torrents course down from the noun
ans through the streets of Kingston washing large por
tons OF the soil into the bay,
English habits OF course prevail, Their hours are
breakfast o a, III. lunch, m. and dinner, p. 10. The
excessive heat prohibits exercises and the people never
walk about the streets They ride in very handsome
carriages, drawn by very miserable horses. Dwelling
house. with outhouses and lot denomnaied In Jamaica
language There you may o sapU' esi ea. be-
tween coored and white. The white Cre9les, however'
do not mix with the colored races bnt Ehghsb' rlsl,
and Scotch mix on terms OF equaAy VIII. anu a. ~
among the blacks The courts, the assembly ana civil
Offices are filled by all colos Enormous salaries are
paid the officials. .,,- a.
vegetable kingdom presents many attractions AS soon
as YOU arrive In sight of land lie novel appearance OF
the palm trees makes you at sensible that you
no longer IN the temperate zone. The fruits very
visi, the valleys OF the interior to admire the flowers and
fruits An English traveller informed me that the
~ in of the mountain valleys almost equals that OF
the Swiss alps.
United States consul, Col Harrison, old acquaintance
OF my family. He is Virglnian, first cousin of our
late President of name and has been in the service
of his country for 60 years He has been in the army
the navy and CONSUL up his present advanced age oil
40 years. Does not his situation afford striking Illus
traon of the truth of that cant phrase, Republics
ungrateful? 7"
omitted to mention that Jamaica appears to be the
refuge OF distressed ex-Presidents. Gen Santa Anna
and three Hayden eX-Presdents residing on the
island. Shortly before my arrival here, Mr., Hise ap
pointed charge to Guatemala visited Jamaica on his
turn home, alter frutess attempts to reach Guatemala
and after experiencing great prvaons lie was wrecked
with the "Onkahye,"
Our last British steamship brings the news that Guate
mala horrible state of anarchy The city
has been paged by of their robbng parties, and all
is in confusion.