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in the FIRST place then, would impress upon all dem
oerats the necessity and Importance OF steadily dcountenan
cling everything that may tend to produce uniend diys
Ions and rtburnpgs in ranks since the perfect union
and harmony Of the party matter Of far
than the elevation Of any individual member Of It, however
worthy distinguished Not that the friends OF the several
asprans viii not be expected to indulge natural soctude
for the advancement OF their respective ayortes nor that
they should obear 70 indicate their preferences in proper
way but In doing the friends OF gentleman should so
Gar forget what Is due to others say aught TO dis
parage the claims OF the other aspant that would fur
nsh ground Qr dissatisfaction in amy quarter And least Of
all should those whose friends have proposed them for the
dsng honor not give place In their own bosos 10
any unworthy feelings Of jealousy dsas towards any
competitor On theirpart should be generous manly
rivalry, such as may obtain among personal and political
friends having common and patriotic object beyond and
above all personal selfish consider atoms viz
their countrys best veal they honestly conceive 1t be
coupled with the Of the party which they are dis
tngushed and trusted leaders The noble generous
and unssh spirit should likewise animate the friends OF
each OF the aspiran and influence and all their
movements, whether in or out of the convention"
With our party cordially united the issues to be de-
cided and with ticket nominated after canvass charAc
terzed by gratifying absence of all personal acrimony
and elimination amongst the aspirants and their friends
we shall open the contest with every assurance of tr
umphant result In speaking thus confidently would
not be understood predicting easy vcoryone to be
ohe'ou WITHOUT cohsaht vigilance ana unfenltuhg en-
ergy and labor throughout ranks We have not
looked the fact that number of our weak and unworthy
members have sloughed off and constitute the hon
ored leaders Of enemies But in the places of these
rely with perfect confidence upon that noble band of allies
who still uphold the old whig fag but now find it
consistent and honorable to unite the of their
once proud and powerful organization with the
tional democracy. AS the battle hickens, and the dan
gers of disunion made apparent look con-
fdeny f other important accessions of the sound
national materials and for the return to folds omauy
of deuded brethren who have wandered away into the
camp of the enemy. Nor do undervaue the strength
of opposition which is capable of dividing it's forces and
fighting either sectional national troops just ii
suits the locality of the battlefield Our confidence rests
upon the knowledge that the democracy is unit to the
great principles involved in the contest and that far its
harmony is unmarried by personal rivares for the nom
nation and upon the abiding conviction that the democ
racy thus united is invincible.
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FROM SPAIN.

In the Spanish Cortes the Oath of January most
discussion took place between Senior Orense and
General 0Donne in which each reviewed his past po-
cal career, and the most unmecifu were en-
ployed against each other. The effect SUCH it was
said that the latter thought of resgning his post Min
lister of War; with view Of holding the former personal
account for of the expressions he had used The
prominent political frends of each of the parties held
meetings to determine the proper to be pursued by
their respective leaders, and at latest advces the difficulty
was believed to be somewhat assuaged. .
On the 26h in the legislative body SeGor Marid-
egui inquired what the condition of the affair relative
the seizure and detention OF the American steamship
Black Warrior and of the claim for damages said have
been occasoned American by the revocation
of the decree of the Cuban authorities in regard to the
free introduction of lumber and other articles The Min
lister of State said he would reflect the matter give
full On the 2sth, in the body, Senior Fe-
oo gave notice that he would offer Interpolation to the
Minister of State in the should think
proper communicate what had taken place in regard to
the Black Warror question.
There some talk Madrid of further notifications
of the Spanish ministry
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Monday, March, 1885, by virtue
u.s. A. ~ 1882 and duly
IN Liner u A. a. No 2a5 of the
Washington county IN The District OF Columbia
public front q TIE premises ocosk
m Ion. M. Il and No TO- subdivision heirs
Jobn Davidson in square city
Terms fourth In cash, and the remainder
equal twelve, and eighteen months, with
md o be secured by deed of trust
sale complied with In Eve days
day ~ SALE Inc right premises die
risk and . the fret purchaser
An conveyancng the cost Of The purchaser.
JOHN A. LINTON,
wM. n. WARD,
Trustees.
g. w. HoTELER,
March Gid Auct,onerr.
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THE undsgncd hsrs 70 announce To hrs public
that he has jus, completed his supply Of The above, direct
attention 70 the sn stock Of erus early Prince Albert
sborttop sdsb, early York. large York,
Dutch dnhead snd Other choice csbs csu6owers
colt .nces onops beats beans, carrots rsrsnps celery ss
veys, ees cncunber herbs, nc, with
other vegetable se~ds, in
From his long trade he
prices H
suited 10 this climate offered either In snGls
tons. NJ very low
Catalogues can be had on application.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, sos Tn street, corner EN-.
Mar S-2aw3ws ... #.-g .'0... =
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The Office Of the city Of New Orleans
tered short time since and $500 stolen thereom
There 100000 in the office but tho thief
unsuccessful in finding t--Erehaagt
The above needs confirmation for the impression is
general that the defaulter Garland made clean sweep Of
the treasury.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
lyon Monday afternoon, March 3ls,
the Subscribers by virtue Of deed Joseph
Davis and George W. Garrett dotted May 5t 1854
corded in LiberJ A. No 80 os 4o3 4o4 Of land
records Washington county, will public suction
bidder all that Ut lot numbered
beginning, for the square
aud running hehcc north the line Of Tenth
thence east u feet and nchss thence south " inches
30 feet Louisiana and thence
the place Of bsgnnins together with the
const Of reesory brick building occupied present
printing Office.
Terms oas third cash the residue in and IL MONTHS
secured 10 ihe satisfaction OF the bearing
If the of the sale compiled with within days
hereaer the the right resell,
risk Of the dsaulung purchaser.
VIM n. WARD,
'"r .a 81. a..as.|H- .'@" ]. Y. DAVIS,
.a.a.#aM Trustees.
JAS. G, MCGUIRE
Mar le--eodkds Auctioneer
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OFFICE OF THE CoSsoLIDATEp LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn Maryland Cen
soHdsed Lottery, elias. 10, drs~n March 10, 1856; Eth
la ID "a 9Th 9Th 9Th 7h s,h sh ION Ilth lah I3h IAN
so SO II 30 ! 55 IS o IL 30 10 50 ii
The following are tn. drawn numbers Of institute
Lottery class ~, drawn March ~, 1855
let VI ID 4th 5ih 9Th 1h 9Th 1oh Ilih 10Th i3h
ID 81 CD 80 " 40 16 is 60 II n &c 81
r. FRANCE 3 CO, Mansasn
March 0i-lt
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The loss sustained by the burning Of coyen Garden Thea
ire estimated At million Of dollars II owned Ia
shares. No insurance. 80. - X. r..s. Il
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~. #ee#aa. AW tHHed oaFss ete0n1e dFcsaes #~#
NKw YoRK, March 20Ihe United States propeller Are
tic has returned from her cruise in search Of the Pa
cine She nothing Of the missing The Arctic
has gone to sea again.
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oFFICIA L..
DsrAnrmsSr o. sTArE,

DKrAHrMKSr sTArE,
Washington, March 20, 1856.
information has been received department DEATH
Granada, Ncarags ums of Edmund Clay, Of New
YORK An inventory Of his has
pafuaent copy OF which, with other Information, will, upon
pheaion be communicated the legal representatives, Of The de-
ceased.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

We have returns from the whole State with the ex-
cepon of four small towns which gave last year Baker
1873; Metoaf 10; scattering, 49, This would make the
vote stand:
Wells 32.070
Metcalf 32l2O
Goodwin and scattering 2,4s0
The whole vote (says the New Hampshire Patrot will
exceed 666Oo 1000 than that of last year. when
the largest vote cast thrown.
The senate will stand democrats abotonists and
mownohings In regard TO the complexion of the lower
house the Patriot says:
'Whole number Of representatives elected, 314 demo-
Gratis 1907 all Others l64 This gives apparent majority
Of II against the democrats but among those reokoned
calf"
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Among the mportatons into the port Of Boston during the
past three Hindoo gods They entered
'artices Of TASTE" and valued at So Albany Argas.
The thrce thousand Hndoo clorgymen OF New England
may possibly find some use for these ARTICLES Of tase
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Extract from the Washington correspondence Of the Ohio
Statesman:
Ths Kansas question Is being discussed in the House.
proposition to send for and papers This Is in
tended to elicit facts that may bear the right Of Gov
Reeder TO his seat but to get eleoonecng doc
ument for the campaign and TO the matter and
settlement this session. but to open for
coming election without which the opposition would be with
out opposition.
"Hon. John V. Wright Of Tennessee the youngest
Der Of the House spoke against the resolution and
generally connected with the aair5 Of was
able Speech and gave that he destined to
high position among the democratic statesmen Of the
day."
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- -
ILLINOIS MILITARY BOUNTY LANDs.--A full dossp.
ti0n of the soil, timber and praes
section Of the military lands
copied from and field private
BY Nicholas Bddc Van Zandt formerly the
volume, 1875 For sale, few copies only, BY
Mar 70 l.a... ~ '.3t ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
situated at the corner OF north and 18th with the
ground which contains nearly $4,000 This house
lee, length by % eet Ia breadth and contains twenty nine
inch wallis has wide halls and solid wslnut stair castings
abundance pues and Closets
throughout the whole
marble top for silver depository; 0fGxcelcnt
yard and tank the roof The library
nut bookcases, OF dimensions and costly workmanship
paors OF exquisite styIe with French plate
The basement rooms are cemented and perfectly dry.
further description Of Die house DEAN Suffice
tito certainly The best built and most conveniently arranged
nanson in the District OF 90! Hlnbx. saa. ssa'
Also, large brick stable and house. with every
en for convenience all cncle8ed with heavy and substantial
railing. .ss X INK Ea@a t.
attempting description above, subscriber would
confess that be has entirely failed Justice any
a persons wishing purchase respectfully cali
examine the premises for themselves Ii will be very
sonable VI. ss
For further particulars inquire subscriber
and commission merchant corner OF Seventh and streets Wash
ngton. .9' A. GREEN.
Oci 9-eWcdif n .-s Hes#.tsE ara .n .s..a
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SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS, Massachusetts, house
Of delegates he's adopted the amendment to the State
constitution which provides that voters in that Common
wealth must DO able TO read and write The amendment
originated in the senate.
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The appointment Of Col Z. R. Doyle United States
marshal for Nebraska proves be particularly acceptable
to the people of that Territory The Nebraskian says
The Colonel is well and widely known by Nebraskisns
that 1t IL needless speak OF the remarkable and untrng
energy Of character and high qualities Of intellect and heart
which render him the very perform the active and
sponsble duties Of the office Of marshal with correctness
aud efficiency, and to the advantage of the Territory and
general government.
" Under his management apprehend that just
plants will be heard of negligence IaIty in the public
service and feel certain that ynoressng
Of settlers, with whom be will mingIe, will endorse
mate Of him man, democrat friend and public
servant.
president Pierce could have made no better selection
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Complimentary Testimonial TO MIR. and Miss
RichfDgs.
pErsR RioHIkos, Fro. /:

rErER HoHikos, Esq. a".@ ~ @- ...
DsAR The undersigned hearing your arrival In Washing
on accompanied BY your accomplished daughter Miss
ehinss, whose artistic well
served has been approved and adsg
audiences desirous of manEg appropriate
their hsn sense OF gentleman
aud 10 pay nttg tribute the qualities OF Miss Rchgns
and Tor this respectfully
and daughter, the acceptance benefit on
Saturday evening The Cad of March, The National Theatre
this city The entertainment WILL be
your own taste suggest Including let hope, ad
bic Of The inspiring
execution BY Miss Rongs great
the boest ecoleeons and Tekndes ali the
patriotism Respectfully, yours,
~ Y. Bank, jr, Jno. w. Forney,
Lewis d. Campbell, II. D. Shaw - #.-.a.".
q William Aiken, .-m.m W. 8. Thayer, ..... #s
J. Clancy Jones, A. G. Seaman, ,m.
A. q. Waikiua. Iraac Sirohu,
Thomas b. Florence, w. II. Topping,
II. A. Edmandson, Jos. L. Chester,
David Barclay, Alex II Evans,
Geo. Vail, A. J, Cossbrsuner. ...r.
Q. Wendell, ... -. ...
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G EN- Il II A l. N + w s.

pIFFERENCE-The Boston Traveller says the GOODNESS
of the weather and the amount Of snow in the streets
somewhat surprised the passengers from England in the
Arabia who say that when they left Liverpool flowers
In full bloom The Arabia left on the lat instant
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We gratfcd TO learn says the Boston Transcript Of
Tuesday, that Colonel Dewitt whose illness has
casioued much soicitude somewhat better this
morning, and his physician and friends now entertain
strong hope Of his recovery
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"Dempster is herew What crowd of pleasant memo
res those words call up 1t should say Spring
hereP The blue bird has and the potency
these suggestive announcements how few have not felt
They bring to all the mystery of SPRING
tnethe resurrection of the gentle howersthe twinkle
and laughter of unsttered ryuets the breath
which earth sends from her emerald fields and bios
soming trees And old songs old friends old feelings
are called by the herald Of Dempsers advent
the minds OF those who have heard him sngwho
only heard Of hmso completely has his become den-
titled with the ballads of the heart. 7.
Yes, Dempster is here ppain, honest, direct Demp-
stcr with his face and beaming that have heart
back OF each of them with that inmtabe and
clear silver voice, through which he sends sentiment
your heart directly and unerrngy ball from Min
ME rifle have tears to she'd prepare shed them
when he sings He will have them, and give them freely
for they such the heart gains by losing Even that
throbbng organ be "dry the remainder biscuit after
voyage be fails to feeling out of it, and
this is trick possessed only by master minds whether in
painting poetry music Miss Seraphnn may teach that
pretty lip OF hers Mt his simple songs and Adopus
twrng his mousache with his kdded hand may teach his
ugly lip to do tue but, depend upon it, Dsmpster
touches the great heart Of the nation " and the
lie, hc speaks from his oscn. Therefore,
a. His is that music to whose tone
The common pulse OF man keeps time"
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LOCAL WIS.

APPROPRIATIONS FoA rHE DiETRIoT CoLusBIA. The
House bill to supply deficiencies Tor the
service Of the current fiscal year passed the Senate Tues
day with several amendments Among the amendments
agreed to the following items for District puposes
For repairs Of Pennsylvania avenue 5000
A. House and keeping them in order 5000
Filling up and draining the grounds in the vicinity of
the national greeu-hoqse $3.50
Of The mall 1000
For the construction Of Judiciary square 5000
Filling up a rayine on Judiciary square 5000
Placing sewer openings along Pennsylyania avenue
under The foOtways, &c. 5000
For repairing the old portion of the Patent Office
building and constructing therein 600
For the purchase OF trees and boxes 5000
For an additional furnace for the library 500
For rebuilding the Franklin engine house and pur-
chasing lot for the aams -''N'' "N 'N 5000
For agricultural Investigations, and for procurement
and arrangement of seeds, &C., under the direction
of the Commissioner Of Patents 20 600
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DnATm-Dr Thomas Boyd, the Oldest physician in New
York. died Monday last in the s4h year of his age.
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complimentary Benefit to Miss Clara KEN.
WAsmssTos, March 20, 1855.
M'LLr CLARA KRAN, National Hotel:
friends very desi
that II not incompatible with future
would citizens Of Washington the with
Of delightful which pleasure Of
hearing Saturday night last
Approaching, do your artistic talents"
OF those who visit the metropolis,
excellence by oeng this complimentary testimony
OF appreciation III. . .~.. .sa- #.. - :
would be extremely gratifying you could make
favor friends with Go,chak Imitation Of the BANJO
Col. A. d. Gray, w. ID. Wallach,
James 3. Graham, Hon. Thos b. Florence,
Geo. r Buell. Hon. David Barclay 4.
w, II. Topping, O. II. Drainard
John II. Scranton, Lewis Pitt
II L. Kendg, Hon. Henry A. Edmundxon,
Lieut. Gibson, u D. A., j. NJ. Loner, NJ. ID.
James D. Stevenson,
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DEAR have pleasure receipt
favor rendering myself daughter
pmenary benefit The sentiments accompany
your confer much honor It's humble recipients
bat
manifested In behalf II win deepen gratitude,
and impart new impulse 10 professional efforts.
only this testimonial, coming source
finds in the breast OF old aRd faithful
public value that words
In gratefully accepting the proposed compliment suv
entertainment for the evening comedy
" Extremes, ard lin compliance with wshe allegory of
'' Washington
ha" PETER RIChINGs.
To Mssss N Banks Lewis d. Campbell William Aiken &c.
THIATKE, March %, 1856 ="
2l-ot
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FIoIAL.


/ EFT TaEAsukF DEPARTMENT December u 1900.
Notice hereby gives holders
hal department win purchase amounI
said stocks II time when The may prior tho
LIST day Of June next, and viii pay therefor following prices
wills
For sock loan OF 1884, premium 10 per cent For
sso.x and lSss premium per
stock Of 1880 called
nifty stock premium Of per And for stock OF
lsh November, ieso, IL received the
Treasury prior the LIST day january next premium AZ
the Isl January and te Ss day o. March
premium of2 received amer the sist March,
prior said Isl Of June premium Of IN cent
will also be allowed said stocks al the rates specified
certificates from the Isl July last assigned with tha aci
OF certificates prior the LIST January next Aer
viii be allowed addition TO the premium
January date Of the In both
win allowed addition money reach the
seller. a.#..."a #- ..# Il"
Certificates transmitted this depamen, under The
should be duly assigned the United States with the
prior 10 the LIST January neS by the parry
entitled receive the purchase money.
Payment for those stocks will be made by drafts upon the assist
Boston, New York, Philadelphia pas
entitled TO receive the money may direct
y. ...-s ..m.a. Il n ..aa JAMES GUTHRIE,
~ ..#a o Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dtIrlJunef .......
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THE HAVANA roLIoE-The police expenses of Havana,
Cuba are said to amount to 100000 per annuln.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR REsT.-Ths /, con
Ill house. pleasantly located in desirable nrghber
hood within squares u the War and Navy Departments
furnished viii be rented chcspy o
few mouths with o without
Address g. :. D., Washington.
I'll
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n1-Thc ladies of Grace church one ts,v. Alr,.d
olmesds1 fair, aid OF the church,
on Easter Monday a. the ball the Of Pennsy
ynnia avenue street, Mr.
The patronage church
nations during the house Of the rector
l73 SOUTH between 9th and 10Th streets wards the
fair
Mar ls-dlw
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SAILING OF THE AFmoA-The steamer Africa sailed
from New York for Liverpool Wednesday last She
took out 4s passengers and about 100000 in specie
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lIR. DEnPsTER's last HaIlsd Entertainment
vhsh postponed OF the storm,
be given Caru Saloon Saturday evening" March 2lt ncu
afb. Spo Where WAS born - When the Night Wind Be
wsie,h John Anderson My - Lonely Aud WIFI ~
Rms the Door Of Irish Einifrant;s
Bind BOY "My Boy Tanmyn I'm Alone, An Alone -" Tai
yer Aud Cloak ye and May Queen parts Tn.
whole accompanied superb Chickerng piano foe furnished
BIZ the polltsness of Mr. Davis
Ticlsts 50 cents books O'Clock
March 2-dh .........
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Dec i--dtlstJune

MRS. mAHEH, corner q lie street PEN syi-
Ill avenue large ard comfortable let with
without board Day boaders be
dated reasonable terms.
Mar le-d3ta
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NATIONAL UorEL,
Washiuptpu ~ ~ March % 1874

Washington, d. o., March 20, 1896.
have complimentary
beg intention give in this
South
in request But gentlemen be pleased
gratitude for your Kind and fserng
provided suitable give
great pleasure perform L. W. Goschaks composition, as
requested-Imtaioa Of the Banjo. ...
am, gentlemen, your obedient ...
CLARA KEAN,
Hon. Thos Florence W. H. Topping, esq, w D. Wallach
esq O. II. Brsinsrd, esq, ard others.
March 2l-u
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Office and depot southwest corner and lath Streets
Feb 2T--A6mif E.a. asa.set ..
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MILE MANNERS, Parisisnne, who speaks EngIIsh.
III having will
70 give lessons in the French and spanish and also
Italian singing, ladies' gsnen private classes
her residence that OF the scholars asts s.. i.
10th ST. No. Ash between II and
Mar l5-d2wa $500 1900. n.
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The sun crosses the line to-day and we must therefore
look for the customary odashoned equinocal Storm be-
fore indugng in any expectations in regard to settled
spring-like weather.
Mr. Dempster has concluded to give his farewell concert
to- evening, not on Monday evening as an
nounced in yesterdays Union.
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True FISH TEM-Upwards of forty tons of fresh cod
fish were carried the Boston and Providence railroad
to New York on Saturday The fsh were packed in
hundred and seventy boxes.