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Afsd Huors Prssds~s N state, Of amsrca
wAda may
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Alfred
Paul hes bsen appointed Of republic Of France Rich
oud IN the Of virnia do hereby him such
free exercise and enjoy such functions powers
ed psivlsess favored
nations In The United States
In testimony Whereof have caused these Letters he mads pat
mt and United States he hereunio ased
Cvsa under my hand city Washington the i7
IL ~ March, ID. 1882 and NJ tbs Independence OF the
United states America the seventy siuth.
asnEE MfLLARD FILLMORE.
ny bs President
DANIEL wsssTss. Secretary Of s,sse.
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To the Editor of the Union:
In yesterdays Union you published article the
signature OF San Jacnto. in vndicaton Of Gen. Samuel
Houston candidate for the presidency So far as the
article defence OF the distinguished senator from
Texas against the assaults nsnuaons OF his enemies.
il meets with my entire appreciation, and comes within
your rule of neutrality between democratic asprants
TO the presidency But upon more careful perusal OF
the article am apprehensive that the publication OF the
record OF votes from the journals OF the Senate, without
explanation calculated to convey erroneous and
INJURIOUS impression in regard to other distinguished
democrats who are no less deserving the confidence and
support OF the party For instance, Judge Douglas Is
represented having voted for various propositions to
prohibit slavery in the Territories OF the United States,
while il 10 we'll known the country that no member OF
either house OF Congress bold and infexbe in
his opposition to the Wimot proviso than the distin
guished from Illinois, He has always opposed
the agitation OF the slavery question ia Congress I;
he brought forward the Missouri Compromise as a
part OF the bill for the annexation Of Texas; he
advocated the same measure rs substitute Tor
the Win OF provso in 1s4s-47, and voted against the
two and three million bills because they contained the
provso He voted against the provso in the Senate in
164s when proposed "A an amendment to the treaty OF
peace with Mexico He voted for the Clayton bill in the
Senate the session and after it's defeat 10 the House
OF Representatives by the votes OF few southern wings
he brought forward the Missouri Compromise, which
adopted in the Senate his motion, but defeated in the
House OF Representatives All these measures having
failed he wrote most Of the bills. and supported and de-
Tended all the measures Of the Compromise which has
happily done so much 10 give peace and quiet TO the
country.
What man in the country can show clearer record
than this
But we now come TO the votes cited by San Jacnto,
aud, presumng that they correctly quoted from the
record. dispose Of them all by calling the attention OF
readers TO the fact that each and al Of those votes
were given under the express instruction OF the legsla
ure OF Illinois; that Judge Douglas well known TO
disapprove Of them at the time that he entered his pro-
test against those votes before and after they
corded and declared that he should hold himself
responsible for hem These facts all appear from the de-
bates in the Senate nd particularly in his famous speech
before the nfurated populacs OF Chicago in defence Of
the fugitive slave law and in his speech in the Senate in
December last on the resolution Of General Foote. the
distinguished senator from Mississippi J subo'n ex
tracts from two Of these speeches In his Chicago speech
10 speaking OF the Compromise, he says
The.e measure. predcaed the great fundamental
principle every people ought to possess the right Of
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NATIONAL TmxArsy--MIss DAvrsroRr-The benefit oil
this pshsd lady and excellent ACTRESS which takos
place this evening will doubtless attract fun audience
She appears in two vorite pieces. and her performances
of the .Rough Diamond" will present her powers in an
entirely and piquant aspect Her performances dn-
ring prescn, week been received with very gem
eral and enthusiastic communication.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctionssr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
AT AUCTIoNon Tuesday the 2sd instant shall sell on
the premises at O'Clock, all Of lot NO. and part Oh o'
=, In square No. no.
No. two part improved BY good and
story house, cellar and all out
buildings Pa Of lot No 70 also divided having front Of feet
inches in each, running back lot feet
described property handsomely located fronting
New avenue, the Of Eth street. In the nme
Of The Navy Department and Winder building, and
ceranly presents commanding and beautiful prospect
fourth Of the purchase money cash the bal
one two, and three the purchaser or paclsssrs
giving OF sale for the deferred
payments deed given deed Of trust taken. Title ndis
putable.
March l7--Gt A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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The increase in United States tonnage has been twenty
five per cent by far the greatest proportion showing thar
"Bsh free-trade Is also American free trade. The de-
cline In the coasng the remark BILE result Of the
competition Of the numerous railroads, which carry
coaswisc and the islands freight which formerly had
no other means than the coasng tonnage
Whom the few since refused to throw
open coang foreign petition they over
looked The important rival which opening upon the
coasting trade f-e in the rear" Notwithstanding that de-
cline howeverwhich is indication that tho general in
eests of the British people better served than for
merly,he OF British prosperity 10 greater than ever
and that the United States parakc Of that prosperity is
The larger sales and tobacco and consumption OF
sugar hch take from the markets OF the world, support
the value OF louisiana canes
That the commercial capital OF England has. well as
that OF this country during the past year. doubt
les, true But that suffering results from reaction In the
early par, Of 1851 protraced by political events causing
stocks to accumulate and prices fall in rt hands bat
falling prices have stimulated consumption and what
capital has lost the people large have proed
by This In the long be regretted, because
the tendency OF commercial capital IL accumulate the
expense OF The producers. Occasionally Redistribution
takes place, as in the past year. #
The Arm and rising markets abroad for produce have
tended supply markets with bills, and keep the
rate below the specie point The exports gold IA
Ia March have been 82z2 0Oo and the arrivals, including
the s25oo,o0o per Ell Dorado. and 100000 per Daniel
Webster reach "a 100000 in the time. Under this
accumulation OF gold, panied by the improved
s.from the growing Of more active ship
cnts Of produce LENDERS anxious get
paper but paper becomes scarce. Many dealers
anticipating their paper, and but li,te IL made
Each packet brings orders for American securities and
tendency Of the London and New York markets equal
ize This gives grea, drmness and buoyancy stocks,
e uotatto uren ma
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COMMERCIAL.
NV YoHs. March 10, 1862.

Nxw YoEx. March 10, 1862.
The operation of greater freedom Of trade In England
with the Influences Of the discovery Of god has
carried the prosperity Of the people Of England and Of the
United States a point higher than ever before This
anesss ITSELF In the proectionsrs view OF prosper-
~ where the rich being taken OF take OF the
poor not their PLEASURE but Ia the ee-rade sense Of
prosperity where every turns his industry 10 the best
account according his abilities and tho natural acliues
which surround him, and being nntrammelled In the dis
posal OF product obtains In exchange that which he
DESIRES and in larger quantities than when pser-
nal government interieres with him and his pursuits 10
England the consumption OF materials for manufsc.
ture, and OF products which enter into the comforts
and neccssares OF M has been greater than before
thar say the weight OF per head dev
cred for consumption in England in 1884, has had no par
ae In any former year. while tho exports Of her great
sta Piles have also been larger. We take table Of the
DECLARED actual value Of British exports for several
years.
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VALUABLE FARM washington at pablic auc-
uon-wI for sale public auction Thursday,
the auction OF
las. MCGUIRE, that most desrahe tract land or Arm In
virginia, mile Creek short distance
Washington and Aerandra turnpike road and cast o.
Columbia about three miles from the Long Bridge and
WI and q half from AIex andvn, containing 20 acres
OF wood arabic land large portion Of me
situated the creek and well adapted 10 oil
the of agriculture, especially 70 meadow wen va
tered and the canal the roaa ana me river
wishing farm In the
ce being beautifully located conspicu
imposing, them commanding extensive view o.
large portion Of Washington, the river fesomac and adjoining
country.
capable divided into two farms OF lis acres
each, with sifes, woodland, and lowland.
The attention Of northern men settling IN the neheorhood a.
pecinliy called to this fhrm.
balance In hree four Ave.
years. interest from the day OF rac Tin
paid c annually and the whole 10 be secured by
deed Of upon the property.
information this farm may be obtained At the law
once Edward SWAMI Louisiana avenue near the City Hail.
Mar Wood
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NEW SPRING GOODA-The subscribers beg respect
IN public generally
perfecung their
present approaching
Inspection Of which the ladies Of Washington and
cordially before making their
the and diversified collection, be
udcious selections suitable their and
satisfactory They deem
than a few the leading articles:
so pieces neat striped and checked riIks
70 light brocads silk, very rich
Is rich plaid silk style
Is do ~ and "a plain black silks high lustres
rich black brocads silks
4 and "a black watered silks
Together with great variety OF other silks
Also, French bcreges, mousseiines de laine
Real Oneia foulard silks, French printed popins
Silk tissues, Canton grapes
Brocade organdic ponpadour, orsandic muslns
French lawn printed Jaconet, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, broche bereges &C,
twenty-five spring
manIas, with and without and hoods which considered
a desirable
so been made their stock Of embrodees
goodsuch collars beres,
HOOP, BRO. CO.
Mar le-4w
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The cotton market is very sctve but holders looking
for large eccpts anxious - clear stocks
and they the market freely There better
supply OF vessels and eghu easy and this has
stimulated shipments and improved the demand for -four
for errossales State, - Is southern, IS IS H. The
stocks very light Wheat 10 very firm At 100 cents
southern white Corn Is active at SIS cents. southern yell
low The demand for pork less and sales at SIG 80
Sl6 10. Lard, 10 10s cents kegs Wool is in
more demsnd--fsece, SO Is cents pulled. 70 cents.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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The high price of cotton in the former year promoted
arve increase in fax which subsidized in the past year
cotton fell As compared with the year l847, wool has
increased 30 per cent. and cotton 80 per cent; and
this moment the consumption by spinners in England is
greater than ever before All tho machinery Of the British
island, is running full time, and within sixty days seventy
five ~e mills haze gone i~to OPERATION These
quantity of good but the stocks. nevertheless do
no, uas AT fair and gradually rising prices they al
pass Of consumption, accompanying the quantities of
i'm ported produce that also taken up by the people
The leading articles Of these have been az follow
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IN word, beg to state that offer great in-
docomenu to buyers Of the following articles
20 pieces real sl-Iinen sheetngs the various widths
100 do Irish shifting inens, AZ all prices
Is do supcrhne Irish linens, for bosoms and collars
rs do Irish linens, V per yard
All the linen goods sell warranted linen.
100 pieces plaid musIins, IAN cents yard Is
100 do hnc white cambcs and Iaconcts
40 do fine plaid and striped muslin, all styles and
l3 do cotton shirunEs, l2k yard,
such as usually sell at lek
10 do assorted table diapers and damasks remarkably hand
some patterns 70
o5 do piowcase Iinens, assorted prices and widths
rs do select black nlpscas, from common inc
q do black silks, from medium 10 extra super
100 dozen laden linen cambria handkerchies I2x
each, worth u.s.
With many other and desirable goods in line.
Terms unless arranged contrary.
Good articles low pccs md fair dealing be
cascs
PERRY BROTHER
March l1-steoif Opposite Centre Market
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-Os
Monday afternoon, March w. O'clock, on tbs premises
hal cell the following property with the right Of
chase Al twenty cents square foot Five eby located
building OF forty nine dollars
zach beins No. and No.
an, fronting norh side Of street beiwsen sih and ION
~ cf and W feet, with depth
sey prc-cstnf Of the he and
OF block Of desirable dweines or
WHOLE havnr ses making valuable III, for
church, building ~ i proximity the Patent
oce General Poet Once and Psnnyvsna sveaus renders very
valuable.
Terms One third cash the residue squsl nsamen Of
JAS. @. MCGUIRE
Mar 1e--eodts Auctioneer
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HOTEL. AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
III TIoN-ou Monday, March ~ 1882, AZ O'Clock D. m,
the premises shall soil that valuable lot in No ass
ted on the corner Of lih street south and
with the improvement consisting
building known the "sesmbons Hotel, The
street being liz feet * inches, with depth Of ia
~ feet alley The vacant lot adjoining the hotel
be- cold separately, in lots TO suit purchasers
Terms One third cash the residue equal nsfslments
and two years. with interest satisfactorily secured
.. Q. MCGUIRE
March 3-codAds Aucuoneer
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rooD TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUG
u TIoN-on Wednesday the ash nstan shall sell on the
Of 6h and morrill, being Of lot
10 and ali Of lot 49, In No. 1885, The
handsomeiy having and in the nms
date vicinity 81 church,
dence Of Commodore Morris
Terms One fourth cash balance in and three
bearing from
deed given and deed Of taken Tile indisputabs
Mar l5-6t A. GREEN, Aucuonecr.
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Cotons. Wool and Linen. SILK. Glass Total
w00ien.
I64 256O6SI7 75958& 370622 837557 96257 81 o27 060
1877 23333225 els5 $50 360s7A p6566 29yo COS 1913
1885, 069s14 o,706 696 3&2.i0 5so055 23656 464079D
s49 0677635 6S6075l 604 S09333 25250 5sei0eS7
1850 2ss74o lo5e4oo7 4ssos4 assas so77sS ss7ssos2
1851 30U7609 l05506l 5O4665 1881 80 3562 66492 639

This is very extraordinary table. The effects OF the
year Ct famine (S4 upon the commerce Of that country
In 1913 very marked but in the past the amount
sxceeds of lSa8 There Is in this fact
little room surprise that The bank reeed its founda
lion at the former PERIOD while, this moment IL Is
with gold The quantities of the leading
raw materials taken consumption in England
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a. Smithsonian L~eturss.Dr n A. Could, q Cambridge,
OF lectures the Recent Fro
css Auonomy the evenings Of Monday "wednesday and
Friday OF ssch week. - -.
O'Clock, .. m. WEALTH."
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rELEonArno nEroHrs. 80.


BALrInoHx March l0-6, p m.--The steamer Louisiana
has arrived New Oneans from the Rio Grando- The
Picayune advces of the OF CsIsvaa by Gen
Harvey and the dispersion of his entire iorcss
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r,REF Exhfbstson European Otl Pnint-
painting kind offered
his win be Monday the S over the s'or'
OF Meaars 9th and Oh Penn
syivania They collected during
dsnce Europe he perempsoy sold auction Thurs
dsy and Friday o. ~ day.
J. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar o0A-dn Aucuonesr.
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Such are of the leading items which have admin
stered TO the comfort and necessities of the people large
will be observed the sales Of British wheat
turned $50 towns, which regulate the average, have
been also larger Notwithstanding this great increase Of
foreign supplies Now that which Is very worthy of
mark 10 the illustration in this table of financial prnc
Pile which, being sound, Of universal application. 1t Is
this Formerly when the trade protectcd the i'm
portation Of very small quantity into England disturbed
exchanges and convuIsed the commercial world The
freeaders then declared that If the trade made free
that IL should find its channsls in Its way,
these revuslons would ceasethat IL tho sudden re-
of the laws In time of distress that produced the
difficulty. This strenuously resisted by the protection
lists with their usual misty theories and absurd deduction
from false premises Happily the experiment has
been tried, and quantity OF grain has been imported and
consumed England worth $3.50 600 900 during the past
year, aud with the following results
Bullion in bank. Bank discount Money cali
Jxnuary, Ie3t ElS,5i7,0oo az per
January, lisa l9,oi70oo do
That quantity of foreign grain has been paid for and
the industry OF England is in greater and profitable
activity to tho people than before, and money god)
moo abundant and chesper. She has imported and paid
for $40 900 900 OF gold during the year. In addition
the food raw materials. Such has been the Influence
trade In the United States the results hav been
grea modified by the fact thar duties still lar
high to admit OF full development Of energies; but
this 10 In degree by the
Internal country throughout the length and breadth Of
which trade is free. Let take the English navigation
returns with all tho world in the pas, years
fron Gxraf px,So
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NTUART's Naval Dry Docks OF she United States
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, Pennsylvania avenue
9th street, have received specimen plates and the Of
valuable work. be issued in April The work. OF two hundred
OF illustrated by - hne steel plates
comprsnE my working drawings showing in the most
IDEAL everything with tho construction and work
Ing Of this naval dry docks Of the United States by Charles B.
Stuart, engineer chief, United States
MARIO
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CARDA sale Of rich Bohemian and Venetian glassware,
and antique papier msche silver plated
marble and alabaster bquet and puritan figures French
China ware lamp. and cadeabIs Italian paintings Is in
The very extensive, comprises
produced past year manufactures Europe
many which duplicates of articles exhibited Wod
Fair. y
Catalogues prepared due given day
sale, with particular description Of
Mar l8-ddf JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser
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Nav YoRK, March -. The steamer Washington. from
Bremen and Sousham pton arrived here last night but her
news has been antic by the Niagara at Halifax an
account Of which you received Wednesday last She
has full and valuable cargo oil goods, some OF wnch are
destined for Baltimore
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opportunity presents for enterprng who
500 (S00 cash and $500 four secure,
without much effort personal attention. 5000 in
$50 without possibility
Address L. NJ giving resdence through Office
All respondents will be answered waited by the advertiser
Mar l9-d3ts
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MADAME DELARUE will open this day . choice
III Of spring and summer hats, bands, flowers
the attention Of the ladies Also variety Of embroidssss
white and black long black vsils
plain caps combs hair, nail and
peumery and complete Of French ancy goods
Psnnsytvania avenue, between l21h and l3h
le-Hd l4|
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MAGNIFICENT LOUIS XIV PIANOs--Just received par
WI harque Kcdor, from Boston, four superb Louis XIV
and central pianos from tho widely renowned factory Of
THIS supply again complete comprising
6k and octave pianos different makers from the highest and
elaborate pInin
volume and purity elasticity Of ouch and
gnnce durability Of
improvements and perfection Of
all times largest stock Of pianos
snd NJ purchase extensively, and
instruments and better bargains be bought this any
northern city than win be sold by the subscriber The number
he sells u proof OF this assertion.
Secondhand pianos taken In part payment.
Also received rusa
OF every variety ofstylc, very elegant
Flutes vioins accordeons and all Kinds OF musical
nj the lowest prices
New every
March i9-coa RTCH,D DAVIS
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AND WARRANTS yNANTED-Thc undersigned viii pay
highest price for 40, 3d. and bounty land wannns
Once piheenih street, opposite Treasury Department
March 00~eod3ts EVANS y FAINT.
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A CARD-Natfonal Theatre.-Mss DAVENPORT has the
n honor her farewell benefit and postvey
Washington will take place Saturday March 20
which occasion she will perform Msea the Maid Of Macn
dorpi, and Margsry in the Rough Diamond.
Mar 10
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UTANTED-A colored cooking and washing
Of family. One who understands her busncss win md
good place. Inquire nj this Office.
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BY y. Q. MCGUIRE, Auotionser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On Saturday
afternoon, March 20, o'clock shall sell at the auction
rooms following described valuable lots, viz
square No. Esd and Rock Creek.
Part ofo o. In No 377 10th street. between and f.
H.
square No. $751; South street, between ID and A.
2, square 5, South street, bet I'd and 3D.
Terms: Ons-thid balance in six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest," satisfactorily secured
Mar I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucdoneer.
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NKw YoRK, March 1872, p. m.-The steamer Hermann
has arrived Her news, however, has been superseded by
the Niagara, which reached her wharf al Boston last
night ! 90 ..h.r..d
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pURE Peruvian Guano.-Hsvbs been appointed agents
Tor the sale OF Peruvian Guano In the District OF Columbia
prepared take be delivered
vessel pvices purchased
market Dealers club. supplied upon the
able
f. PICKREI.L co,
Peb27-if3sw2w Water street, Georgetown
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= su FOR NORFOLK.The OSCEoLA
6p will Washington for the above place
day, the 29th instant, at O'Clock, mr. touching
Gone river and the usual landings the Potomac
and fare, IS.
Mar lS-d JAMES MITCHELL.
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IN. M. " hogan hns removed his ress""@srss NJ
once 10 street, directly opposite the northern scrw
kct third door from In street where be happy liz
share Of the Of his friends and the public
practice Of his profession. ,sly arss"
NJ B-orders len al Mr. Mcntyre's drug store Pfo%g scf
TO, a. usual mHi'p 49,,
VOKE-NECK sHIRrs.-sbiris Of every sv,eii 20 ~
quality only, will be made TO order, and
VEINS making shirts 10 order for ten years
arred his npspunctoy accommodate more orr
uemen wishing good shirt and well fitting WI r room
birNhNp provnN NV
Mar 7-eod6uf