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AN ELOQUENT LETTER.

The Louisiana Courier publishes eloquent letter writ
ten by Mississippi democrat to friend in Florida
whig. We make the following extract;
"You have learned by this time the election of Banks
and have perhaps the result Of the recent X ~
ton in PHILADELPHIA Surely the Of every southern
should be opened surely all prejudices ought TO be
laid aside and the preservation of the Union really de-
sired-if the constitution be handed down chill
dren as our fathers transmitted us-then should
forget pact differences and rally around the only party which
promises safety The question is which that paryH Let
the great Of the old whig party q southern meu
Where they to be found Acting in heart
soul and might with the democratic party. What does
the soeaed American party wantH That Americans shall
rule America Where the bastard who dares to the
conraryH Where the wretch who has far forgotten
the glorious past believe that the time win
when Americans will rule American Why, sir Ameri-
rule comparatively, the civilized world. And tell
TO be afraid that parcel Of ignorant foreigners, unae
qusnted with language, without or unity
trengh'-that they will get the supremacy over
why the idea IA degr sdngy absurd 1t has parallel in the
records the world Let those who fear to the his
tory Of revolutonet them read it, blush, and shed
them Foreigners. feared not for Hbertys sake, to
their strength with tho then most dreaded OF all nations
But the American party desires to pat down Csthoi
csm. My Christian friend when religious truth Is assaed
have protector-even Father in Heaven who will
arise to its defence. II Catholicism be Of men, 1t will fail
lift be Of God and they worship the Father Son. and
Hoy Spirit that do let pause, lest snhaPpy, we be
found striving against Heaven"
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JOHN NJ. Bolts, ESQ.

This disngushed-or, more appropriately, this extin-
guished gentleman-seems to have many lives as are
usually ascrbed q cat He has been dead buried and
forgotten at least half Of times bat with tenacity
of life like that of the eel when skinned and cut up the
swapping turtle when his head is chopped Off be- every
and then makes wriggle snap, especially when
under the galvanic influence of presidential election
Mr. Bolts is very desperate man. and, like losing game
ster every disappointment increases his ardor to
nue the game In his political gambling having long
since lost all his capital he to be following the
ample of Indians who when they have nothing else
left stake their old breech-cothes and moccasna last
1t probably this tenacity of purpose which
acquired him the oognomen by which he formerly dis
tngushed In the days of his early manhood, when SOW
ing his wild oats he distinguished the turf kept
racers and rsked his money like gentleman. This he
continued several years, in all which time he
race But he frequently in next the winner and
accustomed to boast of his iumphs in this way Hence
he acquired among his brother sporsmen the of
"Secondbest Bot In the present scrubace he has just
commenced apprehend he viii not sustain his ancient
reputadon-he will be distanced to a certainty.
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DEPARTA ENT NEWS.
STATE pEPAArMENr.

The Vine DeasA letter has been received at the State
Department. dated February 49, 1885, from which make
the following extract:
1.-THE vintage appears promising. The disease oiu Is
supposed to be exhausted although remedy has been dis
covered"
French Revenue RsiarnWe learn that the whole of the
French revenue returns for the last year. s55 according
to the Aonsa copy Of which has been received at the
above-named department, amounted to 1872 500 frances
being increase of francs those of 1884,
increase Of 49, 097 1873 francs those Of 1868.
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Alta democratic meeting held in the parish Of Caddo,
louisiana few days ago, among the resolutions adopted
were the following;
Rcsolred That in the Hon. John SlideI recognise
of the abes statesmen and Of the fearless frank
and consistent deocratS OF the nation The democracy
northwest Louisiana delight to do him honor.
Resoieed, That the Hon J. p. Benjamin deserves the
thanks the democracy Of the State Of Louisiana for the
self sacrificing the bold and manly stand be has taken
against know nothngsmtho most dangerous political
sy Of tho age.
Rssorsd That the Hon. j. NJ. Ssndidge, by his course
thus far in Congress has goriousy redeemed his pledges
bis constituensbas the entire appreciation OF his
party.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Division Of as Patent OHoe.-Repon from
OregoaTbe following extract is taken from report made
by Mr. j. Wooddes Of Marion county, Oregon Territory
"We find that many kinds of crops be raised in great
abundance here We raise excellent wheat for rye OATS
and barley there few better climates and for peas
tatoes and various other kinds of vegetables there few
climates good this Most kinds OF fruit suited
perae climate do well with and is thought that shall
excel the production apples and pear these appear
crops, and always of superior quality Meadows and
pastures far tried give good satisfaction Most kinds
of cultivated grapes grow luxuranty here 1t only with
Indian that have difficulty To the production Of
this valuable grain soil certainly not weA adapted but
Indian corn from being acclimated from other
cause yields better than it did formerly and receiv
ing increased attention from farmers. have little doubt
but that shall be able in little while to cultivate with
success and advantage"
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government patients and the number can be increased
tory by doubling the appropriation, which would not Be
more than Sufficient 70 carry oat the benevolent intentions o
pri2tion will be increased 10 90, 600"
The following suggestion is well timed, and We hope win
b promptly carried outi
The naval monument erected In oommemoration OF our
gallant officers who fell Trpo Is in totering oondi
ton Its present location 10 inappropriate and the
beauty Of the approach to the ont Of the Capitol As
viii require extensive repairs, 1t has occurred 10
With very little additional expense, might be removed 10
one OF the triangular where ID would not only
tage." 8 -.
"a -
Cry CousoILs.-The two boards met Monday evening
last la the board of aldermen bill passed to prevent
last driving over bridges by making the well the
driver OF the vehicle responsible After short debate, the
Dill hiking the annual salary OF the mayor 400 also
passed bill for the erection of house Seventh
street was appropriately referred.
In the lower board resolution pissed appointing the
mayor and member Of each board committee invite
the Hon. Edward Everett deliver his orson on tho char
aeter of Washington in this city.
During the last days the arrivals in city have been
quite largearge enough test tho lodging capacity of
erai of the avenue hotels.
NATIONAL THEArnE.-Mr. and Miss Rchngs viii appear
this evening in Mrs. Mowatt Ritchies celebrated play of
" Fashion" The play of Fashion" is always card
with any management but when the Rchings to be the
living indictments of its sparkling wit and cutting SATIRE
pit to dome. The box office will be open ten o'clock this
morning. ~"
The Alexandria Gazette makes the following important
...
Capt james Guy, of this place. caught Saturday the
Creek Some two hundred herring caught the
time" ..
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From the Southern Advocate,



The new know-uothing platform in its 18th article,
draws up bill Of indictment against "the reckless and
wise policy Of the present administration" as shown in
granting to unnaturazed foreigners the right suffrage
in Kansas and Nebraska This part Of the Kansas act
has been standing theme for the patriotic
Of the knownohing orators and papers We may as well
lasso them at any other time Here is the clause In
the Kansas aet
Procided That the right Of suffrage and Of holding
Office shall be exercised only by citizens Of the United States
above the age Of twenyone years. and those above that
age who shall have declared oath their intention TO be-
come such and shall have taken oath support the
constitution Of the United States and the provisions Of this
act"
Now this clause is copied letter for letter. for
comma word for word from the act Of Congress establish
ing the Territory Of Washington, approved March 3D.
1853" by MAard Fillmore Then Mr.. Y. was 10 favor Of
letting "unnaturazed foreigners vote then wings and
democrats also for the bin excited no opposition
and passed matter Of course In condemnng the
Kansas act for this clause the knownothug council at the
same time, passed sentence on Mr. Fillmore
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Commodore Vanderbilt notifies the public through the
New York papers that the Of the Accessory Tran
sit Company withdrawn until government can in
qure into the late proceedings Of the Hcaraguan aubot
ties in sezng the property of the company and annung
their charter
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COURT or CLAIMS.

Tuesday,, March 1sThe court ordered tho taking of tes
mony the of Charles " Stuart of California; The
United States claiming payment of bill of exchange drawn
by Adam Johnson sub Indian agent in California; and also
the of Martin b. Lewis of the State The
United States claiming payment of draft the Commits
soner of Indian Affairs for supplies furnished to the Indians
drawn by the Indian agent in favor of James D. Savage
The argument the facts in the Of Thomas Crown
The United States concluded by Mr. Rockwell who
appeared for the claimants and the submitted
the decision of the court, when
The court adjourned till ii O'Clock tomorrow.
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United states Mail.

LIST day September day June 1855
WASHINGTON, received
Office In the city Washington, until the eth day of
July 1856, to be decided BY the next day. "aa.
OREGON TERRITORY.
1876 From Starts Point by Grand Prae Eugene City % miles
Leave stans Point Friday at7ami
Arrive at Eugene City same day by 4pm
Leave Eusene City every Saturday N, Pam;
Arrive STAIRS Point day by 4 m.
S c rs 6 ns AMI 70
Lesss Port Oxford every Mondsy At lam,
Leave Gardiner oi,y sv.Sy Tsursdss ., q mi
Arrive at PORT Oxford Saturday by
237 From scotbuT Winchester 81 miles and back
Leave sco..burs every Wednesday s7smi
Arrive ~ Winchester next day BY 3pmi
Leave Winchester every Monday At Ia
Arrive At seottsburg next day BY 3pm.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
1874 Prom Pacific City Chenook u miles and back
Leave Pacific City every Wednesday stIpmi
Leave Chsnook every Mond.ys7a
BID. vii se
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrival. depart
II. r."
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay will be made performed snch
omissions satisfactorily explained three the Of the
contract may repeated fslus violating
Ths General may pro
aa the contract He alter tho schedule
ruRnng be diminished also, he cna
pay,
condition OF s allowing months the Of
No Increased pay viii allowed excess, any, actus
advertised distance the points be supplied
nett ' JAMES cAMPBELG,
r..... .... Postmaster General.
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Elre at Boston .

BosroS, March ls.A fire occurred this morning in Com
street in building occupied by Messrs. A. ii. ia
cobs Door, Proctor Co., Yater and Drake, Norcross
Nellen, Co., Bridge Gould, Co., and Others The osse.
amount to upward of $50 600. .
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PERsoSAL.Mrs Hoar, wife of Hon. S. Hoar of Concord
Massachusetts, is the only surviving child of Hon. Roger
Sherman of the sgners of the Declaration of indie
pendeucp
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G Il N Z II Al N VS..

HEALTH JUDGE BAYLy.-Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, of
Virginia. arrived in Charleston from Havana Thursday
last much improved in health. His arrival in Washington
is not looked for for several weeks to come a
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n2-Ths ladies OF Grace Church tthe uev. Alfred
Homead will open their fir IN aid OF the church, The might
a. the hall Of
vspia and t street. the bookstore Of MI Fansm
friends Of church asked.
during house the
1913 SOUTH 9th and io wards the
fair
Mar IS-diw
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WHERE SOME THE MONEY WAS NvEsrEp.-It now ap-
pears that Mr. Garland the great deaulter is part
of the New Orleans Crescent the knownothng organ of
Louisiana.
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RIVER oPES-RALRohp ooSSExioS--The Mississippi river
below Alton free from ice and steam-packets
making regular trips in connection with the Chicago
Alton aud ST Louis railroad
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Ii Y Il Z l. Il q II A p IL.
arrival of the Caha,cJa.

New Yonx, March ls.--The steamship Cahawba, with
portant. .@... ..
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
OF FICIAL.

TREASURY DxrARrnnSr, December ], $50.
Notice hereby holders OF stocks of the United States
will purchase the Of o. 500 900 Of
when the offered this
st CT June and will therefor this following prices,
witt
stock Of the loan OF 1892 premium OF 10 For
Of Of 54T and l8+s premium Of l6 cent For
Of 1880 coonIy called Texan inde
siy stock OF And for oek Of the loan Of
s rsdeemabe the 18th November, 1916, II received The
prior the st day January premium u ~
reeeyd between the Isl January and the 3s day March
premium OF and received amer the Olaf March,
and prior said LIST OF June premium Of IN
will be allowed said stocks the specified
the certificates from the ia July las, assaned with the Yrci
Of the codcse received prior tho i January After
the interest win be allowed In addition to the premium
the Of their receipt In both
dsy allowed in addition Tor The reach the
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under thu
duly assigned United States with
half the lst January ner by the
entitled O receive the purchase money.
for these viii be msde drafts upon
Boston, New York Philsaepha the paris
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dtlstIunaf
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bound the United
States marshal suspicion Of being bound in
ding expedition. "
Fires Cincinnati and Covington.ea,a Boiler Explosion
CINCINNATI, March Yesterday afternoon the lard oil
and candle factory of Messrs. N G. Ropes Co., with
large stock, entirely consumed by fire. The loss esti
mated nearly and is insured for $50 various
eastern Offices
About the time the above the steam planning mill
of Mesrs. Lindsay, Smith, Mayer, at Covngton Ken
lucky entirely destroyed by fire. The loss estimated
000 and uninsured Three boys have been arrested
the charge of setting fire to the establishment.
On Friday the steam boiler in the mill at Oakdae, In
diana exploded, killing five persons and woundng three
Others The building entirely destroyed.
Markets. .s...".".
NEW YoRK, March ls.-Flour is frmsr-saes of 5, 900
bbs straight State 81; good Ohio, 81 81 southern, So.
Wheatnothing doing and prices nominay the
yesterday Corn frmersaes of 10000 bushels
mixed 81 cents. Pork frmersaes of 400 bb
sl5 S. Beef quesaes of $50 bbls. Chicago repacked
Sl3 Is. Lard has deolined-saes of 500 bbls. l0
cents Whiskey improvngsa Of 100 bb Ohio at 30s
81 cents.
BALTIMORE March 1s.Flour lower-saes of 600 bbls
Howard street at Sc s7 Wheat ia anguidrecepts
large but sales mted good prime whites 81 10 81 rs
good to prime reds 81 so 81 g. Corn firm, and 10 fair
demand-saes of yellow ut So go cent? white Sc So
cents Provisions quiet good supplies expect
ed. Mess pork is in fair demand at SIC SIC u.s. Bacon
shoulders So cents sides, 81 cents hams IL IAN
cents the present stock Is light but heavy supplies
known to be the way Lard Is scarce-saes at 10 l0
bbls and ii cents in kegs Whiskey is In active
demand and scarcc-Ohio 500 81 cents.
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ToreH soLDIER.-A private of the 18th regiment Of
Huzzars named John Dryden, who received thiry-one
wounds in one day at the sorming of Sebastopo is
tirely recovered, and again doing duty
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IL. ~,
Virginia. arrived in Charleston from Havana Thursday
last much improved in health. His arrival in Washington
is not looked for for several weeks to come a
PERsoyAL.Mrs Hoar, wife of Hon. s Hoar of Concord
Massachusetts, the only surviving child of Hon. Roger
Sherman, of the sgners of the Declaration of indie
pendence
WHERE THE MONEY WAS NvEsTEp-It now APP
pears that Mr. Garland the great deaute is part
of the New Orleans Crescent the knownothng organ of
Louisiana. '..
ToreH soLDIER.-A private of the 18th regiment of
Huzzars named John Dryden, who received thir,y-one
wounds in one day at the storming of Sebasopo is
tirey recovered and again doing duty.
QuAcK MEDICINES BY THE THOUSAND BARRELs-The stas-
teal of Providence Rhode Island show two
patent-medcine establishments in that city render the
product of 900 barrels and 900 bottles of
medicine to the amount of 100000.
TIE WESTERN RtvERs.-The ST. Louis Republican of Fri
day last says:
The river at this point continues to fall slowly but
steadily. This weather yesterday fine aud gave ind-
cations Of becoming warmer. The levee in pretty
fair order for business. Shipping was going slowly.
We have no news from the upper rivers"
DEAru-Lieut W II. H. Patterson who distinguished
himself at Monterey and Buena VISTA died suddenly OF in
days ago
MlssIssIPPl--IMPoRrAST PAssEp.-We learn from
the Mssppian that bills have passed both branches Of
the legislature appropriating twenty thousand dollars
nuay to the State University and to loan the Chickasaw
school fund to the New Orleans Jackson and Great North
Railroad the Central Railroad the Mississippi and Ten
Railroad, and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad The
Missssippian says:
"Ths sum now amounts 10 near two hundred thousand
dollars and the bill provides that 1t shall be loaned equal
~ among the roads until the Of four hundred thousand
dollars paid into the treasury account Of the said
fund"
DuRP sNow.DRUTs-Some Of the snow-drfs cut through
the Boston and Albany railroad last week between
Washington and Hinsdae, 20 feet deep.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE VIRGINIA LEoBLArURE,-The Vir-
gnia Legislature adjourned Saturday. The house
fused the session The bank BILL requiring banks
to issue notes except to be Odeemabe par in specie
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George w. Brega,
corsssLrop- .rblw,
Washington, n. o.

Wall s,ephens No. 5es Psnusyvans svenus doors
fthe National Hotel,
New goods. elegant spring ard venss styles
and OF The Also elepsn of dalnres,
Mar ll-eodCt
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,SapDosea SLAYER.

NEW YoRK, March 18.--The schooner Falmouth outwar
bound seized in this harbor this morning, by the Unite
States marshal suspicion of being bound in slavers
ding expedition.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE VIRGINIA LEoBLArUnE.-The Vir-
gnia legislature adjourned Saturday The house
fused to extend the session The bank BILL requiring banks
to issue notes except to be rOdeemabe par in specie
passed.
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DrRP sNow.DRUTs-Some Of the suowdrifs cut through
the Boston and Albany railroad last week. between
Washington and Hinsdae 20 feet deep
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WHEWFsAH, a Dscfee t""fN
Gerry IN England date December
hundred and my Ave. and made In the Of
kthah Canning, late OF Newport In the Of
widow deceased and In cause Wallis Bell
aury whether William Canning, named
shsliah Cnnnng) living and ~
and what issue he len his death born In time n
whereas ssid William Cannnk
chd children, Issue, desd entitled
the viii Of the said Athsish Canning said William
bis child children, sus living
&C dead and the legal personal Of
Of them ~ dead, by solicitors he
fore the hsonh day Of July thousand eight hundred and my
come I'M and make out hs her, their claim such bene
such child children, chambers OF
hsnceo Sir John STUART ~ Old ncon's Inn, MID
deser default thereof they will excluded tho benefit Of the
said decree Tuesday the second Day July one hou~and
eight hundred my o'clock the cham
Of the said ndudcats the ssid claims
Thu said William Canning In the month Of August one honssnd
eight hundred and bachelor, len England
Il u believed, for New Orleans America bsd this twentieth
day February, Thousand sish hundred and eny 1x
|# .. AlFpED HALL, Chief Clerk
PARKER, ROOKIE, PARKER,
II Bedford row, Middlesex, Plaintiffs Solicitors
Ma I1-dst
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mar io-dlw
Kunkel Lessees.
John T. sole Manager
Joseph Iehefsoh hahassf
------- -
WrDHt'PAr tVrH'o' hAAeH ~ 1856
Third and last night but one oil
MISS @. RICHINGs
Ana bsr a.,bs,
A., nyrpn nIcu,,os
MN 'H'hn hi~n''"''
play, in ave acts, entitled
p,suoN
''
Adam Tuemsn Peter Richings
The Govenes Miss Caroline Rchtngs
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QuAcK MEDICINES BY THE THOUSAND BARRELs--The stats
teal returns Of Providence Rhode Island show that
paent-medcine establishments In that city render th,
product Of 1000 barrels and $4,000 bottles
medicine, TO the amount Of 100000.
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During the last ten days the arrivals in city have been
quite largesge enough to test tho lodging capacity of
eral of the avenue hotels.
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AIRS mauER corner o NJ Ia street and PEN syl-
III comfortable let with
or without board Day boarden be
dated reasonable terms.
AZ Is-d3ts