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We are preparing to publish, at very early day. III,
last number OF the Campaign embracing an mex u
the WHOLE and the complete official vote al the last pss'
Dental election Indeed, have been unable to pro-
cure to this day, the full and perfect returns from fora'
and Texas which had hoped to obtain; but as ne's
seems be speedy prospect OF procuring Them though
we are making last effort at New York, Phladepn"'
and Richmond we do not feel at liberty any longer
withhold such data as possess and to place them Oil
record for future reference.
We shall have extra copies of the whole "Campa'sn
bound up for sale at this Office. Perhaps no other cAH
paixn paper can present copous ILLUSTRATION u
the facts and arguments which entered into that mpo
ant contest.
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Bv a. GREEN; .a..ct5omcer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 4h of April. shall
sell the residence of Mr. Frost Capitol H tho
Capitol gate. Gen. Green's row, 10 o'clock, M
good lot of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, and bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables
High and low-post maple bedsteads. washstands
Feather beds fine hair and shuck mattresses
Several pairs fine blankets window curtains &c.
China, glass, and crockery
Andirons~ shovel and tongs, and tenders
Cane-seat and other chairs, pine-tablcs
Wardrobes, ingram, PASSAGE ana step carpets
Cooking stove, medium size.
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms: All of and under $25, cash S25, a
credit of 60 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
int A GREEN,
Mar 3I-3td Auctoneer.
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T .
authority of decree of the circuit of the Dis
oil Columbia sitting OF chancery the sub
scrber, trustee will sell without on the preini-
SEES on the 18th day OF March at o'clock, two
lots ground in the village called Wberorce the first lot
fronting 50 feet High street, and running buck lao feet
on German street, until it Congo lane thc other lot
fronting leo feet German street, and Congo
lane
Terms of sale as prescribed by the courts The purchase
money to be paid equal instaments six twelve, and
eighteen months from the day Of sales tho whole 70 bear
interest day of SALE and the payment thereof to be
secured by the bond OF the purchasers with security to be
approved by the trustee cash to be paid ON the day OF
sale, or on the ratification there by the court Qtff
....... JAMES MCGUIRE, Trustee.
Feb. 1l--3aw6w f. S. WRIGHT, Anctioneer.
n5-The above sale II postponed account OF the
weather till Wednesda next, the Sd day of April, same
hour. j. McGulhE, \ trustee ~
! L. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Mar 20-ThSatWcd
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Wear made to Oraer-BARNEs

CENTLEMEN'S Wear made to Ordcr.--BARNES
NJ ~ MITCHELL now in full receipt of an extensive
stock Of French, English, and American coh cassmeres
and vestngs embracing every variety of new and beant
full style, color and quality, and would especially invite
gentlemen wishing extra cheap suits OF Clothes made to
order in fashionable and nice manner, to call and exam
inc their supply before suitng themselves elsewhere, as
they intend offering inducements to all who may
do so, make their purchases of Them Handsome and
fashionable fits always warranted.
Also this day received and will be sold unusually cheap
Gentlemen's black and fancy silk and satin cravats
Silk and linencambric handkerchiefs
Kid and every other kind of gloves
Cotton and silk halfhose
Silk, merino, and cotton net shirts and drawers
Together with every other article of gentlemens wear
usually kept in our line
Mar 3l--3taw2Wif
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Physiological EIectro- Magnetism.


VTTILLlAM MANN, of Washington city, having receiv-
w ed full course of instruction in the above named
science from Dr. b. b. Williams aud being authorized 10
teach the same to his friends and the public
generally that second class is now forming.
For terms, &c application be made at his residence
on 9Th street, and Streets between the hours
of 8 and TO m and and 3 p, m
The class will meet on Monday, OH April; until that
time opportunity will be given consult Mr.. Mann
the subject. Mar 3I-dtAp 0th*
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r UsBY q DUvALL, Merohant Tailor., under tn,

IL National Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue have just
ceived splendid assortment OF fashionable Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing the choice articles for
gentlemen's of this springs importation Our stock
present consists of superior French and English cloths
casmeres and vesngs of every variety of color and quail
ty. Also, drap d'ee, bombasn, drilling, silk, and Mar
settles vestings with every other article suitable for the
season. Ali OF which will make up in usual ee-
CANT syle good they be bought else
where.
Also an assortment of very rich cravats Gloves suspend
ers, handkerchiefs, shirts, stocks, umbrellas &c
We respectfully solicit call from friends and the
public. Mar 3l--3aw3wif
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HORSES, COWS, HOGS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
Carryals, Carts Hay Straw and Corn,fodder at auc-
tion--On Monday, the 10Th of April shall sell at the
residence and dairy establishment of Messs enzenbach
and Schaub the corporation ine near North Capitol
and Eslings brickyad, adjoining the residence of
Mr.. Gilman, at 10 O'Clock, m the entire stock, &C.,
viz:
2 new carts, good carts, 3 poughs and harness
l cuvator, harrow. cuttng-box COW chains. &C.
Lot of hay, straw, and corn-fodder
Also other house, farming, and dairy utensils.
Terms. All sums of and under $40, cash $40, a
credit of two and four months for acoriy
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar 3l-eodNds Auconeer.
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Total .............. 2,9H
raylor's majority. ,208

TayIOrs majority. .'.... I,20o
Walton, Levy, Benton, Orange, ST. Luce, and Dade to
hear FROM which will increase Taylors majority so
to 10 votes. We have other reports from Madison
that the majority 1885, another that certain returns
rejected, account of nformaty the majority will be
1862 1t is hard to hear from Walton. We have not yet
received her in October her majority for Taylor will
be abou, l3O Levy will give from 10 to 20 for Taylor
Benton about 30 for Cass Orange, 90; and st. Lucc Is
for Cass Nett gain Cabels majority for Congress-
last October in above 81 counties $50. Cabcs majority
in the State SIT.
The official aggregate vote for presidential electors will be
found in the recapiulation above.
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CSPEECsi Of Hon. James Me Dovvell. -Congess having
- adjourned before the speech of Mr. Mcdowell put
press deemed proper send the copies sub
scrbed for such members OF the House had left the
city, unless where order # that effect Mem
ber however desiring copies of the Speech by writing to
the Globe Office, stating the number wanted, can have
them through the folding OF the Capitol, or in
any other way they prefer. March 3l--3t
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KENTUCKY Linn Boyd is a candidate for reelection I"
Congress from The LIST district Of Kentucky. II,
ST ]. Trsbuc announces himself as the native Am''
can candidate in the Frankfort district.
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When the Baltimore Patriot shall please again to noun
the morasts chair, hope it will be able to lecture IN
more decent manner and in the defence Of cause wn"
Is more strongly recommended by truth and justice
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The communication of 'Jlstice" about the Washing
ton city post Office reply to the National Intelligence,
was received too late for this mornings paper. VIII
appear to. morrow.
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Cass's maj. over Taylor. ...........3,4l
In each Of these counties there are few votes returned
having been for Taylor and Fillmore and Cass and
Butler direct, without naming the electors.
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Notice tAs removal Of tho Land Once from ths
FALLS Crolx," wisconsin, 10 "suiiwator." la
Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority of the first section Of the act Of Con-
gress, entitled An for changing the location OF the
land office in the Chippewa land district and establishing
proved March 2 Isls / do hereby declare and make
known that from and after the thrteth day OF June next
s49 the land office for The sale OF the public lands "a h
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Falls oil
81 Crox Wisconsin, to saltwater In 81 Coix county,
Minnesota Territory.
N' ''''' o. TAYLOR.
BY the President:
RICHARD M. Young,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-lawl3w
TTOUsE Furnishing Good..-BARNES Il MITCHELL
stock these goods before brought this market
Among them they would enume rate
imperial threepy and best ingram carpets,
OF and elegant style
so pieces wool and cotton carpets. bought at auction,
and will be sold at the same low prices
pieces heavy rag and list carpets
10 do passage aud step Venetian do, very cheap
40 and beautiful style chenille and taiteted rugs
100 pieces 8, and Oh straw matings, both colored
and white
pieces figured floor baze
80 do different widths floor oicloths, new and OF
handsome patterns
20 do step oilcoth, a new and good article
50 do colored step linen and linen crash
90 do 8, 8, 10, and PA white Marseilles and lmpe-
rial quills-n either of which extra cheap
bargains will be sold
8 do 10, II, and 1874 heavy linen sheetings
10 do I0-inch pillow case linens
IL do s, 9, and IO-l darnask table diapers
IL dozen darqask table cloths, which we can sell hy
per cent less than to be had elsewhere
20 dozen damask table napkins
Russia, Scotch, huckaback, and brdeye diapers
An excellent stock Of curtain materials, in the way OF
dnmask merinos, sims, embroidered border. and
Red cashmerets, both twilled and plain
Persons going to Housekeeping have now an opportunity
tween sh and srh Streets ps avenue
Mar 3i-staw2wif
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THE UNION.

Casss majority Taylor .......6,747
lQnlonagon and Houghton-two count e. on Lake |
Superior where the very light and will be nearly
equally dvidcd-are included in the above returns
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The following tabular view of the late presidential cleo
ton compiled for the Pennsylvania, and copy as
probably quite any that has been given. Half
the of Texas returned in to be counted
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Cass's maj. over Taylor l, 494
Polawatome, unorganzed and not counted, Cass AZ;
Taylor 527
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Cass's majority thus far All
uation.
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7uiE Dead Sea Expedition narrative by of the
l. party, edited by Z. p. Montague volume, with map.
Atlantis; a story of the sea, by W. @. Simms, vol.
Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, by Henry Wikof, 1 vol.
Nineveh. and its remains by Layard LIST volume many
cngravipgs.
Mar 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
A. Il K. .. HIGGINS ~ CO.,
Manufacturer Importers. and Dealers in
BRussELs THREE PLY, INGRAM, AND VENETIAN CARPET
ING, FiooR Or CLOTHS, &c, &c.
- No. 81 Broad street, N. Y.
Mar 80--8
UNFINISHED ROOM rent, on 18th street, ID door
il from r street, opposite Wiliard's Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

The RIGHT OF WAY OVER THE IsTrTMUs OF
PANAMA.-A letter to the New York Herald from
BogOta, and dated the LIST july contains the follow
ing passage:
" The late treaty. securing to the United States
the right of way over the Isthmus of Panama, il
would seem, was formed for no other purpose than
to raise the wind if the published correspOndence
between the late President Mosquera to his SON
in-law in New York, General Herran be true It
ls stipulated that Aspinwal d Co.. the contractors
pay 10 this government 600,0O0 francs as a bonus.
The 800 francs is the only thing looked for as
al else Is forgotten in securing it. The COrrespon-
dence says: Concede TO Aspinwall g. CO. what
ever they may ask, but Immediately secure the
6OO,OOO francs Retain 100, 600 for your own use
and remit the balance to my brother, in London
rms correspondence, as published has caused a
dIsgracetul fight between Dr. Cuervo, Vice Presi-
dent Of this republic. and Dr. Murillo, Secretary
for Foreign Affairs. DR.. Cueryo whose term of
office, by the constitution, runs two years into that
ct the President elect, must other difficulties
equally aggravatlng, as he is a strong paFtisanOf
General MOsqueFa, and defeated candidate for
the Presidency, in opposition to General Lopez.
DR.. murllo, the present Secretary, was formerly a
member OF Congress from the province Of Santa
Martha,and editor olthe late SANTA Martha Gazette.
There lie powder plot beneath this affair that is
likely TO blow up the government There is no
real stability in either one Of these southern repub-
hes Reputation is becoming current coin with
ail and like Paul Pry, while shining it for
nlnepenee, very modestly hOpeahey don't intrude.
General Lopez has not the moral 81 physical power
30 prevent the fulfllment Of our prophecy. Sooner
later, application will be made 70 sail under the
stars and stripes. Before contract TO that effec
be contaminated, we would advise Brother iona,
than to look well to the balance sheet, as the con
dition Of the country savors much Of the fnancia
prospects of the prodgal son. -
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CAPT. DAN DRAKE HENRIE-Capt. Dan Drake
Henrie died at the Hospital of the Sisters of haritv
in St. Louis, on the 10th inst He was born at
Cincinnati, and was probably about thirty.five
years old at his death. Capt Henrie was one of
the most celebrated of the Texas Rangers The
best part of his life was passed in fighting with the
Wexicans, either in the quarrel of Texas or of the
United States Having served in previous cam
paigns, under other officers, he was a member Of
the famous Mier expeditions, in 1912, under General
Somervie, and when that leader turned back from
the Rio Grande, in compliance with orders from
President Houston, Capt. Henre was one of those
who crossed the Rio Grande, and made the attack
upon Mer, under General Thomas J. Green. This
attack was as rash and foolish, as it was daring,
and the whole expedition was taken captive by
Gen. Ampuda. some of their companions having
been shot, Gen. Green Henrie, and Others were
taken TO the city of Mexico, and were afterwards
sent to the castle of Perote, where they were i'm
prlsohed lot considerable time, and were treated
with much Hgor. Their release was effected
through the exertions Of the American Minister.
Soon after the commencement of the war, Capt
HenTle was sent INTO Texas BY the Government to
serve in Gen. Taylor's division as an internreter.
He was ordered to accompany the scouting party
Of Major Gaines and Capt G. M. CLAW. which was
captured at Encarnatlon few days before the bat
tie Of Buena Vista. The escape Of Can't. Henrie
from the Mexican force by which the detacbnent
had been taken prisoners, has been often described
and was one of the most daring fsats of the war
After his escape, Henrie returned TO Washington
and was chosen Captain Of company in Col
Hughes battalion OF volunteers, in which com.
mand he served until the end of the war Con.
gress, at its last session, passed bill granting him
$1,000 in money and section Of land, partly IN
consideration Of his gallant conduct and partly as
compensation for specific services, payment for
winch was not authorized BY previous laWs.--N
y Poa.
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SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANkLIN.-The Mon
treal Courier of the 10th, has the following inte-
gence =" Sir George Simpson returned on Monday
last from his annual tour of inspection through the
Hudson's Bay Territories and North western settle.
ments Of this continent We learn with regret
from him that no clue had been obtained to the
whereabouts, or the fate Of Sir John Franklin and
his gallant companions. Sir John Richardson,
indeed, is his way back from the frozen regions
and may be expected in Montreal early in Septem-
Der. His exploring party will, however, continue
their search under the orders of DR.. Rae, Of the
-Hudson's Bay Company, Sir Johns second in com
mand, throughout the summer. Although it would
be almost criminal to abandon hope in such an
enterprise it is impossible TO conceal from oneself
the unwecome truth, that the chances to a sue
cessful issue become fearfully diminished by the
lapse of time"
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FROM MINEsoTA.-The ST. Paul Minnesota Reg
lister of the 2sth ut,menhons the arrival there of
Col. Mitchell, the newly appointed Marshal of that
Territory, and speaks of him in the most compile
mentary TERMS
The same paper states that the Stockbridge In
dians, remnant of the Leni Lenape or Michigan
confederacy, have sold their lands, lying on the
Fox River, Wisconsin, and in their agreement with
the government have the privilege of selecting two
townships at any point west Of the Mississippi.
They number in all about three hundred and are
entirely civilized. The rumors that had been cir
eulated of difficulties with the Winnebago Indians
proved to be entirely unloUnded. e. The Pioneer
complains in several articles, that some inconsid-
crate persons have been selling liquor the Win
nebago Indians, who get crafty intoxicated and
created much excitement in the settlements. Seve-
raj persons had been arrested at Crow Wing for
the offence. The Pioneer notices the arrival al
st. Paul of Judge Jackson, of Mineral Point on his
way TO organize Court at Willow Springs. The
same paper gives the full result of the election Ii
r. scarcely worth while to give the names of the
candidates elected, as no party lines were drawn
ne man seems to have been very popular as he wai
elected 10 both branches of the Legislature.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Ins. Co.
Office No, "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles sd


John Hagan. Josepb qST4 John 5. Allison.
Peter Conrey, JT.. Maunsel White, VIM. E. Levereh,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward SpaHoW,
Isaac Johnson, Geo. Strawbdge. Henry $, BuekneT.
Peter COMFY il, President Board OF Trustees.
JOsephy Stanton John st1o StI SEN, NJ NJ Cohen
VIM. NJ Goodioh Joshua Baldwin, William g. White
John L. safarans- WaHek Martin, John y Beln,
A. ID. CtOssman, Mark WalOn VIM &. IOmpklns,
Cornelius FelOwes, Joseph Lallande, John D. Leeia.
Edw. Jenner Coke
f- This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes the Table Of Rates est9b
the NewYO and London offices and without their IesfTle
tons residence in The South By the charter dividends
and can be made available at once the extent Of two
ums in full.
JOHN HAsAS, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
A. J. WEnDERBURE, Nj. d. Medical Board OF
THOMAS hUET, NJ d, Consultation
aEmoE poAEE eEetS ~ n, G3SLp sT Ao SsSea
Examiner Office hours, for blacks, " 10 "a A. NJ DO iof
whites to at his residence. He will examine while
applicants at the office Of the Company daily from a3 20
without permit, which can be had on application az the
Office Of the Company. II. G. HEARTr. Agent
California Permits are issued Life Insurance members
al NeNOrk and London rates Prospectus table OF rates,
cesay effect Insurance he had at the oee Of the
in oTerto accommodate all classes of our citizens young
and mechanics having families tependent upon them
The Company will allow ali persons insunng for life where
the premium 10 so per annum, 10 pay
half in cash and half in satisfactory endorse mole a. IS
months, bearing intefest at per cent. per Hnnum.
N B. The business of this Company confined to IIFE
INSURANCE. ONLY. By resolution Of the Board, Fire
River or Marine Risks are taken.
~ ohiea houH, An '0bFaAs isae3
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The ISLAND OF CUBA.-This Island is 624
miles in extreme length, with width varying from
% to III miles, and covers an area of 900 square
miles, being about the size of the State of Maine
1t contains a population at the present time of
100000; Of which about $4,000 are whites
10000 free coored and GOO, 600 slaves Its imports
in l847 were S32. 359, JIG, Of which 81, O49 ,g75
were from the United States. lis exports during
the same period were S27, 1893 no, of which S12.
394,S7G were to the United States. In 1877 the
number of arrivals, at its ports was 374O, and the
number of clearances 1916.
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SMITH & RoTHE 81

HAVE received large additions Their stock Of INDIA
II RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
Manufacture, and warranted stand all extremes Of
weather s. b. would cali the particular attention Of
afOmans TO their Bottles Canesns and Water Buckets
manufactured with special reference the many dry
places aud avid deserts between the Rio Gande and The
Gold Diggns;p AR Beds v hch weigh only u pOBndsi
Wafer proof Bags POnlo9F Bags Saddle Bsgs ese ~.
Boots Leggings India Rubber Rlaukefs PILLOW gtc
etc. AsO-TENTS, TENT-ClAffHS, Saddles, Brides,
Ritta StTFups. Snnrs etc a SO Common ST. mis-
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HOLME s. CO..
da and Mineral Water Manufacturers

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
ID ESPECFUlLY inform the public and their former
~ customers that they have reaOgsdt 70 12S GRAPIER
Street corner Of CGrUudeist-Whee they prepared
6llOfsTs for N NERAL w ER theEupply OF StasH-
boats Hotels Rars and Private Families for ExpOrltOn.
N. B.-A LibsIal Discount allowed 70 GTocen and Com
mission Merchants.
Fountains hsrstofOFs with and superior DIaWna
atu6 ri SIM
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CREsCENT..JoB OFFICE.

All New MateriaIs. q the Latest style
t8 The proprietO OF the Daily Crssssnf'' ourespsct,
inform their friends and the pubeha they extensive
JOB OFFICE to toe1e.
cute allkds OF printing the most
BOOKS aAND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
BRlEFss BILLS OF LADINGi DRAY RECEIPTS;
T. CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &e,. NcE
every style. -
All their materias-Typs, Presses ETC. entirely new and
the Improvements, which will enable them
be surpassed in this CITY. The Presses art
from the foundry hessrs. R. Hoe g. Co.. Newor F
guaranty Of their eHceencehe type from well
dries Of Mes George Bruce Co. John T. White
selected with great adapt the business
this citV-
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THE PUIIC IS respectfully informed thai the spendi
BATHS, recently erected on tx hange Alley, corner
OF Bienve street. OpeTeian The Bah Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are we'll lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
by the proprietor to make them compets in al THEN details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is erecting Bsth Rooms CONT ST REFf. near
The corner Of lAUPHlNE. on the site formerly known
the NepOuily Baths which, when completed, VIII exee in
magnhcence establishment Of the kind in this city
and " here HOT. COLD, SHOWER, VAP0R AND
INDICATED BATH5 can be had at al times. from
O'Clock ~. tai 10 O'Clock p Hot Cold Shower
Bath Twenty Five Gents. iyGO 3Hi