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JACKSON DrNocuATfo AssooIATroN-At meeting Of the
instant tho following resolutions, offered by Mr. Jonah
d. Hoover unanimously adopted and ordered to be
published in the democratic papers of the District
ResolDed, That cordially congratulate the country
upon the Harmonious nomination of the Hon James Bu-
chanan as the democratic candidate for the pres-
dency As citizens OF the metropolis Of the Union taxi
pleasure In the remembrance Of his liberal and enlightened
Ia tho Senate Of the United States and in every
Other official station heretofore occupied by him. whenever
touching its interests have bee. presented for
consideration and into the coming canvass with
zeal with which those remembrances are 80 we'll cacu-
lated TO inspire all good citizens OF this District where his
purity, wisdom, and patriotism well known
Resolved That bail with the velest satisfaction the
selection of the Hon. John O. Breckenridge as the demo-
cratic candidate for the vice presidency-a gentleman
whose brilliant talents private virtues refined chivalry
and popular manners, exhibited during congressional
Of four years have secured for him here
the confidence and respect OF the entirety OF
people which will command for him and for the ticket
Of which be forms part enthusiastic support
Rfsolued That copy Of the resolutions signed by the
president and secretary of the association be commun
Gated TO each Of the distinguished gentlemen mentioned
therein. DANIEL RADCLIFFE, President
MIcH. W. CtUsKEY, Secretary.
Cou~ CLAIMS, "Wednesday, june ll.-Mr. Phillips
closed the argument in behalf OF the claimants 10 the
Of the brig General Armstrong the facts and the
submitted.
Mr.. Polk opened the case Of : IT. waggoman rs The
United States when tho Solicitor replied and the case was
submitted.
The court adjourned 70 eleven o'clock tomorrow
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Purnen Toudvnc Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
equity county, before Hon. Thomas A, Spence
Judge Of ih- 9Th judicial circuit Of Maryland.


THE object this suit procure decree for sale of certain
complainant said oDte certain
Maria The BILL 10 substance states thar Certain James
Mackey late of Somerset deceased by his viii devised
all his OF kind his wife SUSAN during her e and
Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said james died seized lot Of ground Salisbury
hundred dollars The bill also by
Of her life the tile of John b. Siemons
purchase by said John b. Semons Of Elizabeth
Vance interest," the death Of said R and the sale by james NJ
Johns death OF William M. d. Townsend
title Of Maria Sessions and Mary Il. sieon
OF his interest," his only heirs aaw; The death Of Eliza
and the descent Of her Mary f. SIemons,
the sale by the said Mary Scmons of her interest
snd complainant the purchase by said John b. Sic
his lifetime Maria SESSIONS said lot
him therefor, II there is
destroyed death Of Susan smh the
Of interest her brother ihs said Henry and the sale
Henry all his cersin Johnson Gray,
said Johnson Gray, Of said lot OF complainant
ents and the said Gray OF subject the complain
said Susan, living
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
tenth interest aforesaid sold said
Sessions said John sIemons, and for decree
Johnson who
subscribers circuit Judge OF the eighth judicial circuit Of Mary
ordered that the compainant by this
before the 18th OF July
said absent defendants of the object and substance
appear this court
Ictor fifteenth day OF October
premises and II they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
copy-esti
GEvrs WooLroRD, Clerk.
June T-law5wif
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR FIRST GLASS DWELL
ings for Stakeholder the direction Of Hon. David stewart, Of
Baltimore fact OF the devsec Miss Eleanor David
of Baltimore viii offer public aucon
premises Thursday June H. O'Clock p. M the follow
ground, in The order In which named
Lot No g. in Daydsons subdivision Of 800 fronting
north "a feet inches, with depth Of 80 feet s0er
alley.
Lot Davdson subdivision square 9e5
18th opposite Franklin fronting rs
inches street, and running back i4a feet inches 30
feet alley.
Lot a. in Dsvdson subdivision square eis fronting
10 inches with depth OF lac 10 inches
ming o 3o-eet alley.
10, No g. in Davdsons subdivision Of 3i2 onting %
Nth and running back, binding ~ feet alley
an alley II feet inches wide.
No Dsvdson subdivision square 379 fronting Is
New York running back 81 inches,
near the Northern Liberties Market
Terms Of sale onhd Of the purchase he paid In
residue In instruments and ~ months
with Interest, 10 he secured by approved notes.
the purchasers failure comply with within
sale the viii be resod at his risk and
These lots win be sold without
For nie, which Is nsisputabo may
Cor, OF Georgetown. Jas. q. MCGUIRE
June 6-eodts Auctioneer.
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OFFICIAL.



May ". iuoe
NOTICE hereby given passa
OF Congress Of aad July, 1916, such slock
deeabe and win BIO paid
certificates I2 Of November whss
Interest thereon will cease.
This department will confuse purchase said
day Of redemption and win therefor the oaowas IN
addition
days interest ior the money reach The vendor
On such received the between the Iss DAY u
June the 3st Of July inclusive halt
the specified In the eeIuneaiosi
received and 3 days u Aagu
one fourth OF one per
And received 3li day Of August The iAsss
est accrued ereos days additional interest only WIN b
paid .Hs s45 r.
Certificates stock transmitted 10
duly assigned the United entitled rsesvs
The purchase money when prior the LIST July the
stock
holder otherwise such interest will be payable hereonss
given Of ths United
this department win purchase the between s les
and the lst December the Of
shall be previously obtained will for the
accrued day Of the DIVIDEND
and days additional interest for the reach
The vendor The following OF premium,
On stock loan OF 1912, premium Of 10 per
l54T lo4e Of
And stock issued under OF 9Th September 1850
mony called Texan indemnity Stock premium Of sent
should be duly
the United States BY The entitled eceivc the Ha
previous the LIST July tho interest muse
also assigned by ockholde otherwise the interest
the half year win payable to him hesofoss
Payment for foregoing stocks will be made ~ dras
Boston, New York Philadelphia A.
the parties entitled 10 receive tho money direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29--dini2Nov Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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sy JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Asc,,on.sr.

EIRsT-cLAss HOUSE IN THE FIRST WARD FOR SALE
ancon.-ht OF the proprietor, Mr. - D. Add
win sell public auction, fdsy, the lah insfsnt AZ
O'Clock built occupied
him 7th ish Senator
rish rooms thirteen Of which Of
The location Of the hcsihy and desirable in the city,
the Presidents Lafayette
Square, and the executive buildlrrs.
The years with MI modern improve
mr. attached brick stable
wood house, ROOM tank holding 600 gallons Of water pump
in The yard, &C.
The $500 feet 81 fee, 'front.' running
back $40 feet 9,feet alley.
desiring ersmine this property invited and
do
thousand dollars and
nine twelve eighteen months for besrR
secured by deed Of trust the property &C. T,le ndpu'abs
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
June cd Auctoneer.
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1farkcts.

Nrw YonN, June l1.Flour is unsettled, and tending
downwsrdsales 10000 bblsgood State, IS Isl super
fine Ohio, SC standard southern, 80 u.s. Wheat is
sctedseles Of 500 bushels southern white, 81 go Corn
dunlos OF 600 busbelssouthern mixed, 81 cents.
Pork has decned-sale Of 900 bbsmess SIS G21s Beet
rmsses Of $50 bbs Chicago repscked, So. Lard l.
of 800 bbs at loss Whkey is higher
sales Of $50 bbls.--ohio, 26k cents.
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WIT and Wisdom OF the Rev. sydney smith, by Duye-
kinck 81 IS.
The Life Travels o Uefodous IN the Filth Century
Chrj imaginary biography founded ON fact, by J. Tai
boy Wheeler " n, q, =. ? vols So
The uugnenot Erilesj q historical novel. 70 cents.
Mechanics Tables, continuing and 81 cir
and sides OF squares circumstances. of anged
hoops, cutting OF boiler plsts &C. kc. by Charles " Has
WELL marine engineer, so cents
Introduction 70 the study of Aui by M. A. Dwight 81
Life Sketches from Common Paths Of American tales
bv Mrs. Julia L. Dumont a.
The Rise and Progress. English Constitution by ~ 3.
Greasy, VI. A. Third edition. 81.
Caldsor his life genius specimens Of his plays BY
r. q, Trench, n. n. rs
Iust published and for sale az TAYLOR MhURYs
June 10 Bookstore, near 9Th II.
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THE VOICE OF DEL INV ARE.

In part of the Union the nominations of Buchanan
and Breckenridge received with enthusiasm than in
the gallant little State Of Delaware That able and nAu-
entail organ of the democratic party, the Wilmington
(Delaware) Gazette, says:
ave know Of no democrat in our State that does not
join the general joy at the result of the abors of the
Cincinnati Convention Mr.. Buchanan is our neighbour
known personally to many Of people, and beloved by
them all for the purity of his character and his unble
hed reputation, both in his private and political life
Among be is regarded eminenty qualified for the
presidency and looked upon just the for the times
This the feeling too which exists among hosts of his
former political opponents in Delaware They are ready
to bury all former animosty and unite securing the
elevation of to the executive chair of the nation
whom Nature has seemed endow with all the qualities
otpudence experience, sagacty, and deliberate wisdom
50 necessary at this time TO take the helm OF State There
not fraction part of the great party which 30 ri-
umphanly conquered under the glorious banner of our
present excellent Chief Magistrate that cannot rally around
the standard we this day raise Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge will predict carry every electoral vote South of
Pennsylvania aud twothrds of the States North Of IT,
Why should this be so There is no room to doubt
the conservative character of the genementhere is no
room 10 doubt the love they bear their country while their
eae and abilities recognised by ever admrer OF
Intellect In the country In their hands the people will
conclude the government will be safe and this all that
wanted We need hazardous experiments in our ma
tOna affairs these should be left time to develop Let
The noble presented to the people by the gallant
democracy take the helm and republican ship will
conclude her next four years cruise the satisfaction
every Union-loyng citizen in the great republic"
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THIS watering will b. opened for vsitsrv
the Of June Joint ~ The sshscr
havng Of them for term 81 yess TIE
eriensve snd I'll
mad. render he hstei accoo6a
class The springs ae dsstant fsoa The
rslroad miles, by graded road The morning
train. on the Orange from herspdria ssd iron Or
aonvi branch with Wsrestoa
the arrival Of the Trains PansnGsu
Washington, ard hersrdris arrive u ths springs
and RchnUNA 10
BOARD sos month thrive 80
$40 o2. day,
w. THos H. r TNoRAM,
May ao-eedlm ALEXANDER BAKER.
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IPphIlo 2e.l
AN ACT granting public lands 70 the State Of Wisconsin 10
aid In the Construction Of railroads IN said State

BE enacted By The Senate and House of Representative. of
he United Hates Of America ~ Congress ascpiJcd That
there be- and hereby granted to the State Wisconsin
for the purpose of aiding in the construction railroad
from Madison Columbus by the way Portage City 70
the 81 Crox river AXE bstween townships twenty five
thrtyone and from thence the
and 10 Bayfield, And also from Fond du Lac on Lake Win
nebago, norhey 10 the State line every alternate section
Of land designated by odd numbers for six sections in width
each side Of said roads respectively. But case il shall
appear that the United States have, when the lines
routes Of said roads definitely xed cold sections
parts thereof granted Aforesaid that the right pre-
empon has attached TO the then II shall be lawful
any agent, agents. TO be appointed by the governor OF
said State TO select subject the
Of the Interior from the lands OF the United States
10 the tier Of sections above specified much land in alter
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Sale OF the sesson.On Friday, June Ia O'Clock,
small collection Of oil paintings, by distinguish
European will he for public competition In
saloon Fanhams OF
nue. and Eleventh street
$50 and under credit of 20,
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
The paintings win be ready Tor examination Friday
ing. A. GREEN,
June to-d2tf' Auctioneer
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CHcA CO. June 11.Later arrivals from Kansas confirm
the report. Of civil war in the Territory.
Gov sbannon's proclamation produced effect. Robin
son has removed from bccompton TO bcavenwoh The
reported death Of Marshal Donaldson Incorrect Con
siderable bodies Of moving from Independence
weport and other towns, for the Territory. party le
Lexington Saturday for Hickory Point Lawrence and
a general battle was shortly expected.
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\ ". CALDWELL, DENTIST, Of Virginia, bue nssrs
recently frhsdcph located the Of fssnsyvs
iIth rcndy the
for needing his Testimonials erpressine sss
hs superiority
ache Of devarge
the head Jaws rreruinriy 81 the teeth,
he In fnon
mouths prepared for and artificial
teeth inserted in the best possible manner.
NJ -Ga,utoas operations for the poor
May l7--Imt
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WHEHIHrtHHt JUHF IclN'
election Cot this bank for the year
~ then ensuing, banking
day The 7th day of July
The polls VIII 10 O'Clock, and close nj o'clock
RID. SMITH,
June 7codt3oJunodt7Juiy Cashier
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BALrIMopE, June 1.-THE ratification meeting in Monu-
ment square tonight largely attended envened by
bands music banners and ansparencies ID. g. Preston
esq., was appointed chairman Mesrs foreman, Matthew
Wright Of Mississippi Lane Of Oregon and Allen OF Illinois,
were among the speakers.
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6Notice.A meeting Of the esecuvs committees Of the
be held hall
citation, Pennsylvania oh loth Streets
Thursday, the l2th instant, at O'Clock,
June il--2t Cor See.
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IuTJIV"'I0H 17''1FHy 10"
Nrw YoRK, June 1.-THE ratification meeting tonight
was affair." and st In progress The speakers
occupy three stands There great enthusiasm manifested
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MCCLURE, MILLS, q Co.. Land Agents, Dubuque,
Nj will in the State Of Iowa with money land
scrip Supplying will pa, taxes
ections buy sell and land
selection oflands thorough
competent engineer and surveyor
Hon. George w, Jones' ". =. senator, Dubuque Iowa.
Gen. w, Lewis, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gov. Henry Dodge, U. e. Senate, Wisconsin.
Messrs a,rschan Scott, bankers, New York
Hon. III Cock, Buffalo, New York
Feb
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TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il property street. opposite Judiciary squarsou
O'Clock 81 pvsnfses,
dated October &C. 1888, asA recorded
Ibcr folios 4o6 la7 49, n the iaad
records Washington county, District Of Couupsta the
bidder, All that d Iot nsm
hundred thirty
city % WASHINGTON the ad lot and square are asksd And
said city, ex north OF line drawn
from Fourth At pont In
wall Of the houses erected aid s
dividing wall In right ttue
line Of said lot together with the Improvement, con-
handsome wen finished fou brick hoose With
large back buildings attached.
T. 1900 the residue IN g. H. and 10 months, win
interest, secured by deed Of trust the premises.
complied with within hvs days shsrs
right resell IT the risk and expesse
800 Y. NJ. LiNTHlCUM,
Trustees.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
NAV o. otJunei Ad,s Aacucsses.
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BY ELE G X A p III i.
Sailing of the Africa.


NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE steamship Africa sailed at noon
TO- Liverpool with ia passengers and 1884 600 in specie
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USEFUL IEssos-A farmer in Ohio last fall, put up
Spsa. crop for high price In February be was Of
T $4,000 In April he offered TO take $1,000 In
Suoo he viii probably sell for $4,000 There is lesson in
'ns for other farmers
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MENTAL NO rTCE.-DR MUNsoN has removed his ofiee
33s Pennyyania avenue ormey occupied by Maj Kswor
June Teod3t.t
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GUNNER HArs.-ToDD CO. are daily receiving large ad
y stock Of hats suitable
They particularly aenan OF purchasc their
white bvave fels kinds Of vensins
aw entirely in this market
May 2s-3tdkeolmf
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers the Maryland Consoida
cd 10 .ry for the benefit OF Washington county &C. 49,
drawn June ., 1866 " :
40 Al IL 65 50 81 8 2 60 AZ 80 20
The following drawn numbers OF tho Panpsco Institute
Lottery, class lG5, drawn June TO- 1866
IA 8 80 AZ 80 10 n "a as "a Is II IL
X. FRANCE b CO., Managers.
p. H. McPHAIL, Commissioner. .s N.
June l2-lt NJ. .M..
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FAREWELL nEErNes-The New York Commercial Of
Tuesday evening says;
ihe Rev. DR.. Hannah and the Rev. Mr.. Johson dele
se rom the British Wesleyan Church. who have been in
enaance at the general conference Of the Methodist
uuch AT indianapolis returned TO this city last evening
S wan attend the farewell meeting, to be held 10 Green
oet Vhurch this evening. The Rev. DIR. Hannah will
Pcn and II Is expected that Mr. Jobson will also take
"a .he exercises OF the evening These gentlemen will
ave this country tomorrow in the steamer Africa for
liverpool 1917 "
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CUUs carefully preserved.-TODD CO. VIII receive
until the Of June valuable frs and for small
o injury through tbs Sales
under Browns Hotel, west end,
May 9f-7eoif
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nate sections parts Of sections shall be equal to such
lands a the United States have sold otherwise sppropra
aforesaid which lands thus selected In lieu Of those sold
and 10 which empon has attached aforesaid together
with the sections and parts OF sections designated p
bes aforesaid and appropriated aoresaid shall be held
the State OF Wisconsin the and purpose aforesaid
rosdsa That the lands 70 be located shall in be
further than fifteen miles from the line Of the roads In each
case and selected Tor and account said roads Proedd
~te That the lands hereby granted sha be exclusively
granted and selected and shall be disposed Of only the
work progresses and the shall be applied to no other
lands reserved 10 the United BY asy Congress
the purpose Of aiding any object OF internal
hereby reserved to the United States from the
operation Of this act except far be found neces
lands in which the right Of way only shall be granted
subject TO the approval Of the President Of United States
SEc. q And Dc further enacted, That the sections and
parts Of sections Of land which, by such grant shall remain
to the United States within six miles each side Of said
roads, shall not be sold for less than double the minimum
price OF the public lands when sold shall any Of said
lands become subject to private entry until the have
been first offered st public sale the increased price
snc. g. And d h further enacted That the said lands
hereby granted 10 said State shall be subject the disposal
Of the legislature thereof the purposes aforesaid no
other and the said railroads shall be and remain public
highways Tor the use OF the OF the United States
property or troops Of the United States
SEC 4. And be Il further enacted That the lands hereby
in following that to say That quantity of land
exceeding hundred ard twenty sections and included
within continuous length twenty miles Of roads, re-
specyey be sold and when the governor of said State
shall certify to the Secretary of the Interior that twenty
continuous miles Of either Of said roads are Completed then
and from time to time until said roads completed and
said roads are not completed within ten years no further
sales shall be made and the land unsod shall revert to the
Sec s. And BE- Il further enacted That the United States
mail shall be transported said roads, under the direction
Of tbs Pos Office Department. at such price Congress
may BY law direct Proeded That until such price fixed
the Postmaster General shall have the power deter
Approved June 8, 1856.
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The following resolutions were submitted to the
m'ee on resolutions at Cincinnati by Mr. Lawrence on
behalf Of the Rhode Island delegation substitute for
the resolutions of Mr. Sou6 respecting the foreign policy
Of the United States:
Rs'oluei, That, while congratulate fellow citizens
throughout the Union the general prosperity which may
DC anticipated from the restoration Of peace in Europe and
the aPPcson by the nations with which the most
intimate relations to the augmentation Of the general wealth.
those resources which would otherwise have been wasted
war we would express appreciation Of the able
n IL which the foreign affairs Of country have been
conducted during the delicate crisis through which we have
passed. Awaiting Of every occasion to give permanent
sanction, by international stipulsons TO the maritime rights
nesua and avoiding every pretest for the charge
violation on our part Of neutral obligations we we're
I"ty outraged by attempt Of Engand-tbe beigcrent
' benefited by our neutrality actso levy troops In the
United states without the consent OF and
We deem the termination Of all intercourse with the late min
"'r Of her Britannia Majesty at Washington owing to his
omphcty with those transactions to have been called for
By every consideration Of national honor.
heolrsd That while regard the treaty OF 1880
monty called the Clayton Bulwcr trentywhch admits Eng
land 70 Joint prccctorate Of the great com
nuneation between Atlantic and Pacific States and
uds the United States from the annexation OF territory
which eroumtances may hereafter render only
aen but ncccsaryto be- by the cntangng alliance that Il
Creates violation Of those principles which from the origin
Of government controlled our relations with Euro
pean powersin the taken 10 our right,
agan be attempts Of Great Britain (by Interpretation
OF that treaty equally at variance with Its language and II,
P opcrpeus,c in herself the virtual sovereignty Of the
territories Of Central America the President and Secretary
STATE as well the late minister at the court OF London,
nave evnced the talents and prudence Of enlightened
men, enttng them to the permanent gratitude OF their fell
low. citizens.
Reossd That most cordially approve Of the rejection
any proposition which would deprive the United Stacs,
curing war Of the right to employ their merchant seamen
aphacay our ocean militia In private armed vessels cspc-
aa while the property ofindivduas liable to cap
lure e public Ships and that such concession could only
nave the effect Of placing the whole Of the world
THE mercy ofthc European power that maintains the great
est military msrper
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Drs. Hunter q Williams,

Drs. Hunter Il Williams,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
nj LUNGS,
50 North Charles street, Baltmoys.
nR. HUNTER or Dr. WILLIAMS will be In Washington the
IL iath The Writ win be Thus
day, the I2ih inst. 1880
avenue, Mrs. Voss ewelyy
June l0-d3 #.g