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Governor Wise, in q recent letter, asserts
that he never uttered nor entertained the SEN
timent that the administration Of Fillmore was
Washington-like," as it was declared that he
had proclaimed on a former occasion. The
Richmond Wing, very properly admitting that
Governor Wise may have forgotten the remark,
states upon the authority of member of the
General Assembly, that Gov Wise did so de-
clare, in his speeches in 1852, in the hearing
OF thousands Of persons whom he addressed.
A republication of an editorial from the Rich
mond Enquirer shows that Gov. Wise, in a
speech therein referred to, said of Mr.. Fillmore,
"Well DONE good and faithful servantp This
is Democratic authority as to this avowed and
distinct approval Of Mr.. Fillmore's administers
ton, on the part of Gov. Wisel The Govern
or's memory, then, is doubtless at fault in ref
o,cnce to his using the irst-named term OF
praise No terms of appreciation can be
stronger than "WeN done, good and faithful
sjrpanf! I"
But suppose Governor Wise had uttered
neither one Of those laudatory exclamations? |?
What thens Would it be any the less true
tiat the administration Of Mr., Fillmore was
prudent, wise, and patriotics Is there man
North or South, Of conservative sympathies,
who does not remember with gratitude, the
positions taken and maintained by the Fill
more administration on the Compromise mea-
sircs Of 1S5Ot How many thousands and
tens Of thousands of the then Democratic party
joined in awarding to Mr. Fillmore the need
Of praise 10 cloquently uttered by Governor
Wise, "well done good and faithful servant 2"
How many hundreds of thousands Of the Anne
r.can people would now "rejoicc with exceed
ing joy If the same peaceful, happy, and har-
monious state Of feeling between the North
and South, could now BIO brought back, which
existed on the day Mr.. Filmore's term expired
and Mr.. Pierce was inauguratedS And whose
hult Is it that this state of feeling has changed
Is il the fault Of Fillmore or of Pierce?
Mr. Fillmore's administration restored har-
mony between the North and the South; ele-
waited us abroad, and resulted in giving pros
p,rity to the whole country. Three years
only under Pierce have transpired; the North
and South are divided; our foreign relations
are even as critical as our domestic; and "con-
fusion worse confounded" prevails. What
course would any private gentleman pursue
whose estates had been managed admirably
and proAtably by former overseer, and dis
sstrously by his successor?
Governed solely by his interests he would
invite bis trusty and faithful overseer to return
and take charge Of his estates, and he would
pay of and discharge him who, on trial, had
been found incompetent to perform his import
ant trusts
We apprehend that this will be the action
Of the people of the United States, whose valu-
able estates have been for the present term un-
der the charge Of Mr.. Oveerseer Pierce
Daily American organ., 1856-03-14

Towx or WHEArLAsD N. Y.--The entire Ameri-
can ticket was elected in Wheatsnd, by msiorties
ranging from rs to 30.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-14
SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1857

SFNING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1857
- THE most popular Spring style of
Gentemen's Dress Hats now on hand AA
Gentlemen having pcculiarly-shped heads can,
with the of Patent Confrmateur, hare the cract
head pleasantly, at the shortest nphce.
B. H. STINEMEFZ,
e ssE wl F Practical Halter,
ass, Penn. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS
mar s--1w
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
nARD.--The Undersigned. JOHN C.

" DEVEREUX, Of New York City, and NJ.
THOMPSON, of Washington D. c., Attorneys and
CounsellorsatLaw are associated for the legal pros
ecuton Of claims for creditors Of Government, in the
Court of Claims.
They will co-operatein in immediate and careful at
tention to business matters at Washington, which
may be intrusted to their care by gentlemen of the
profession and claimants in the city Of New York or
elsewh here in any part ofthe Union s
They may be consulted at any time, personally or
by letter, either at New York or Washington. Par
tcular Information to claims which have been at
any tiype. before Congress or Departments can be
furnished at once. upon application by the parties
interested JOHN G. DEvEKEUX,
No. 80, Broadway,
Corner vi Wall street, New Y ork CITY
AftIs NJ THOMPSON.
Wash agton City.
NIB JC. Devereux Is Commissioner Of the
Court Of Claims feb s3-du
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The Americans of st. Louis [Mo held mass
meeting in. that city, on Monday night, March IL,
and ratified the nominations Of Fillmore and Don
elson. ft b hss
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sB More Cures.--PHILADELPBIA3 Sd mo- goth,
1850. REsrEcrKD FRIExD had for several years been
afflicted with Dyspepsia and occasionally general debility
accidentally tried thy medicine Hoonands German Bit.
ers In the first place upon daughter she having severe
efsct upon her general debility that induced try
myself then got bottle and used according to the
directions, and 1t relieved more than anything had
and system Last M had very severe spell Of the Darr-
hca, which continued for time MY lfe time,
was depaired Of Thy Bters again being use acted
happily upon the stomach and nestnes and relieved
me from the great pain suffered and gave me general
health to the system consider it, Doctor Of the most
valuable medicines used and take great plea
sure In recommending 1t to others
Very respectfully, thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON
No. s, jennings Row, Catharine above Third
To Or. G. M. JACKSON, 100, Arch street. Philadelphia
See advertisement. mar 6-lm
.E HoIIoway,s Pills. Why are you scks
These celebrated Pills the best remedy world ever
possessed for the removal Of disease They will cure
Complaints and Dyspepsia in all Its FORMS The sickly
should Immediately try few this wonderful med
icne. s
Sold at the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York. and No 244 strand London and by all druggists at
rs cents, 6211 cents, and 81 per box
mar A.. 49,
ray- 1t is pleasant to think you can
is tcke your friend thousand miles of by sending him
box Of Durnos Invaluable Snuff which Will you (post.
age ncuded) only 81 cents mar IL
tH- Jamestown Society Of Washington
City.--A meeting of the Society will be held Ia the
Council Chamber, City Hail. vt III o'clock, p. NJ,
Saturday. the 18th instant An election of officers
will take place. and the preliminary arrangements be
made for the Annual Celebration.
PHILIP r. FENDALL, President.
G. w. c. DuNNINGroN, Secretary
mar 14--2t
cE- NOTICE.-John Thomas, M. d., Of
New York, will lecture in the NJ. p. Church, Navy
Yard, on Sunday, March 10th, at II, A. NJ, and
~, PM
Subject: The Kingdom OF, God, the Restoration of
Israel, DC. in connexion with the Eastern War.
The Lectures will be continued during the week,
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, until further notice.
Jews and Gentiles respectfully invited to attend
mar 14-
Office of Commissioner of Health,
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1855
sSy- The Board Of Health will meet, at
their room, in the City Hall, Saturday, 18th in.
A. Med DAVIS,
mar 1S--d3t Secretary
R- At Odd Fellows Hall, to-morrow
Friday evening" occurs Miss Darling's first Select
Entertainment in Washington. LoDgfelow q famous
Indian Poem Hiawatha" will be reclted by her with
great elocutionary power and dramatic effect
See programmes and bills of the day.
mar 13-.aB ttsa8at 81
K- -NOTICE.-The Members of the Ben
Franklin Target Company, No. l., respectfully an
nounce that their next Assembly has been postponed
until Tuesday, March 49, 1885, when it will take place
at Harmony Hall
BY order of the Committee:
EDWARD F. ALEXANDER,
Inai lo--otM n 0r E.LzL Ia occrelaly.
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POLICE REPORT.

sfetusM ~ Cds<s of ne several Police Oscers of
ths CorpoystieA, BY John Darts, chief Of Po-
lic&
ron THE MOArH or FEBRUARY, 1856
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FOR RENT.

AEqk One of those very convenient and
&Y comfortable three-story Brick Houses, with
basement above ground on X street north, near
Fourth street west To good tenant the rent will
be moderate. Inquire next door Of ID. A. Cardwell
Esq, or Of JNO. T. CLEMENTS
mar l8-6t* No. $50, ! street.
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WILLIAM HI. FRAZIER,
Carpenter and BuiIdeE.&
JobbnQ promptly attended 70. Shop corner ofFourth
and @ strests Residence a72, Eighth street
jan %--ly =
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"PRO BONO. .PUBLICO.v

"PRO BONO .PUBLICO."
/" r.. w. EVELYN WILLIAMS
lvl ("Putes,' y respectfully informs Members OF
prepared to execute, usual all business generally
intrusted to an
Amanne,,sis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Office at the " Exchange HOTEL" G street. Orders
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and a-haf street, or
at S7s Pennsylvania avenue, win meet with prompt
attention feb l2-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ilti-..ore papers please copy.l
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tE- -NOTICE.-The Members of the Ben
Franklin Target Company, No. I, respectfully an
that their next Assembly has been postponed
until Tuesday, March 49, 1856, when it will take place
at Harmony Hall
BY order of the Committee:
EDWARD F. ALEXANDER,
mar 1o-3tMWGF Secretary.
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