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For Rent and Sale.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE f. for IMPROVED
acres OF LAND. with Dwelling House. 'sir contain
lnglll rooms; a Tenant House, stable and Carriage
wrter: enclosed by new and substRntiapI q fence.
There are on the grounds also about 100 bearing
ounce esss about sSan 8 sps and
vines, forming an arbOr, with gooseberries, straw
sseTris ITspbeIes and currants rose and other
trees; situated south Ofthe rs to gate. about two
miles from the Centre Market. between She resi-
dsnces ni j. q. Lewis and W. u. w. White. on the
JNO. f.. KENDALL,
ap N-1 AZ street. near the City Hall.
WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A PART OR
w the whole of my FARM, I will sell it on very
reasonable terms. can sell from one to thousa
county. Md; or would rent the House. sew. With any
number OF acres attached. for the summer months.
very heahy country, it is avery esirsbie ocstIon
to families wishing TO avoid the heat and dust Of
applying to A NAILOR, Jr., Livery Stshs, rner eI
of lS1i street and Pa. avenue. ma 5-ets
NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE,
! STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PRlVAE SA LIZ The subscriber has for pri
DWELLING House with STse Back siSlf Bndnss n,1k
and furnished throughout with AL the modern i'm
grovemsnts-gas and water, furnace, range, &c :,
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street
Terms easy and imms date possession given.
apl4d Auot'l las; and e cone MHGMEIsss MeIshss..
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A NICE little
4 FARM, less than 10 miles from Washington,
ona good road !, may he exehanged for city prop
OF sth and NJ streets. or through Post Office.
ap 28-lm'
FOR SALE.---A valuable FARM, contain Ing 26O
J. acres OF and, under high state Of cultivation,
niles from Washington. on the Queen Anne's X oad,
The ImProvemen,s consist of a good, comfortable
yenien loo acres viii be- sSId If dos.ied d. GSn Fnr
igr,her f informatlon apPy to EO. w. BRAY. X cal
slIeeIs norm. 24-lm'
EQR SALE-A convenien. NEW BRICK
minutes walk of the several Departments. Thus
property Will be sold on reasonable terms, very
money. III. y. LANSDAtE.
Wood and Coal Yard. i4th st,
ap2l-lm south of Pa. avenue.
zoe RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
Hnny sGa HRsfaSS 3Is%SicHi the City Hail.
TOR SALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
L the Heights OF Georgetown subscriber,
some Resldencs in Georgetown, at present occu-
pied by Chss. w. Palro. Esq.
beautifully improved with walks trees, shrnbbery,
MOWERS, &C., a large and well butt green house,
with plants In great variety.
There are al so on the premises stables. carrlsge
house, and other convenient out houses.
The dwelling house Is large and roomy. having a
ofthe finest views of the Potomac river and tine
country around IL Is heated by a furnace, lighted
by gas, and contains bath fixtures for hot and cold
water, large cIst kitchen range and almost ev-
cry oonv venlence for first class house.
III desired, the furniture Will be sold with the
Possession can be gwen Immediately. For fur
'h'f particulars 1sgssSM9'Gf sgsM'f. C. EpEs. Trustee,
At Pairo NOurse's Banking House,
ma 5-eo5w opposite Treasury Department
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I'4 SANEEi MekENNT; SAMCEI: F., Me
3 BERE& ! ana SAKAH BERKY 1ls wife, MAR
GkAGiN Sif. g p and q / HESfMiETTA uR M F.; CRAGlN HIS
GiNMiifiIG' DAVip ESGIISHr Ann N. MASON,
iGphN ,Si ii .Mb2, BMEbRKf, Hu1H G;APERI0N. ER0N. WILL;
/. BEKRfr DAHiD /: SHOEMAKER, and
whom this Notice of Condemnation may concern:
Hou are hereb' notified that the Hoa. William M
Mernok, Assistant Judge of the Circul. Court of
the District Of Columbia, has this dgy. on nv a. pli
cation as the authorised agent of the United Sttes
Issued his warrant, directed To the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him 20 summon jur. of
eighteen GO Il ard lawful men to meet on your
and called Fox" or by whatsoever name or
names the same may be caod. lying in ;hP Couury
OF Washington IN said District Of Columbia
west OF Georgetown, AMI on the north of the Chcsa
peake and OHIO Canal 'on ThurEd1y, the 18th day Of
May next, 1853, at II O'Clock, in the forenoon of
said day, Tor the purpose Of valulng and condemn
ing part of said piece of land as Of an absolute
estate In perpetuIty IN the saId United stes for
the use of the Wa'hlrgtOn Aqueduct, and assess
Ing all da whoh the owners thereof shall sus-
tain 10y raason of the SAID United States cutting aud
constructing the said Washington Auueduct
through said piece OF land; when and where you will
attend II to yOu II shall seem meet.
Respectfully, NJ. c. MEIGS,
Captain OF Engineers, Chief Engineer
of the Washington Aqueduct.
Washing CITY. prl "a 1854 q tIQM
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uUMPHRIEs & JUENEMANN's

IL fLEASUhE UAhDEf.
This popular place Of summer resort. 80 convent
ent for an hours recreatl on Of all IN Wash AA
lngton, will I've opened for the season onyAY
the afternoon Of Monday, the 81 Of May l.Hl
proXimo, whea, and on each suocesdnE MUIday
Throughout the season, hne Band Of Music viii
he ATTENDANCE end the Dancing Saloon will be free
to ail respectable visItors.
Thrpng hoGt the .ast ssesna this admirable Pleas
.Tden gaze universal subtraction, and WAS
patr sed ty many thousand persons of both sexes.
draged by the patronage then bestowed cn
theu. the prcprletors have made their arrangements
for the coming season on = more extended and abe
raj scale. hIci cNEnCt fall Ia eight al visitors
The :pl.cw Ing rules must be observed hy ell their
patrons:
lst. No political discussions hatever WI be per-
mItted.
%. BOYS will no; he admitted, unless accompanied
by their parents or guardehs.
Sd. No IEtoNICated person permitted 20 enter The
gates OF 10 reTSln on the premises.
The public will, At glance. comprehend the ne
oesslty for the due enforcement Il these reguia
tons. which wall be the business of the police Off
GERS who will aiways ne IN attendAuce.
HUMthRlES 4 JCENEMANN,
I-vpr3ctO-s nf the Pleasure Garten,
on tie corner Of 4th end u Gis-
a22-lmd Capitol Hal.
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JosFFPsRS FPsSRidyfBtE Ii Il GBBtET \ TtfP&S99lsrKRERs. 4
Manufacturers and Dealers in SOFAS, OhaITe,
Lounges, Mattresses. &c.
Paper Hanging done IN the best manner. carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Var
nlshed.
SO D street, between eth and 10th streets, wash
ing ton. %. G.. m 3 Sm
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NOTICE. have a few Of those cheap TOILET
L SETS on hand, which will sell oheaper-O
ban they oar he purchased elsewhere. ElsafA
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENsWARE,o
cheaper than the chez pest, with many other -
articles too numerous 20 mention, at SO Pa avenue
between 9Th and lOth streets.
Caii and see for yourselves. -
ap l5-6m JOHN MoDENlTT.
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DOR SALE.-A FARM, Ga miles from Wash
L lngton, containing one hundred AMI ninety acres
(l90l of land and hne improvements TENS. q
credit OF tears. If wanted. Apply to GEO &
THOS. PARKER, or +. A Rythor, on the p emi-
Ses. ma I-eo2ws
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PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL,
~ DEALERS For rent, Tor ten Years. a vacant
LOT upon Fl aear 2Oth street 81 5y ~ feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply to DIR. CHAS. III. CRAGlN. GEORGETOWN.
ap % 3tawtf
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John ALEXANDER,

y No ?40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PAPER RANGI6GS.
have now IN store the mcst complete assortment
OF Paper HsngIngs ever offered TO the public Of
Washington and the adjacent cities.
am now receiving, from France. Decorative rs
psIs of the most modern and rIch designs, IN panel
gold, satin, velvet, and wood mutations with bor-
ders TO correspond. Also chamber ana other pa pers
IN every variety of style and pattern.
would also c. II your attention to Ia fact that u
addition o the gre6t variety OF apef II angiugs I
keep constantly hand the largest and handsomest
assortment of WIN DOW SHADES, GILT COR
NICES, PICTURE COR ID and TASsELS OF any
house In the city.
BY unremi.tnE attention and prompt execution
OF all orders, hope to merit and obtain a liberal
share of patronage.
Paper put on in the best manner and in all cases
warranted. ap lc-2aw2m
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81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 0c-

OG& PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 0c>
hEFRIG ERATORS.
The public are invited to call and examine the su-
perb RefrIgerators Just received, patented lWlYSl
by Chas. " lIdshIp, New Haven, Conn. 49,
part OF the advantages of this artio' ~
are perfectly uniform temperature, that StZsB
every portion of the Refrigerator can he s<~>F
used At the same tine, the form of the provision
chamber beIns constructed thst every portion of
II can be used with egusl convenience and art oles
of strong and imp easant odOr be placed tOg
with the most deiicate substances without any pos
slbIiIty OF communicating their fav0rs one with
another.
Also. the pr. Kane Upright Refrigerator and the
Horizontal do.
cali Is so,ctc! to examine this large variety, at
JAS. SKIRNING'S
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EOR SA E-A convenient NEW BRICK
Il HOUSE, elIglhly sItuateG, and within a few
minutes walk OF the several Departments. THIS
property WILL be sold reaSonable terms, as a very
long credit will DO given portion Of The purchase
money. III. ". LANSDAl,E.
Wood and Coal Yard, l4th st
ap2I-1m eouth of pa ovan,,o
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

u U % Il : A N ID SHOES.
The attention OF Families ard others are respect
1ndy oatied 10 my present supply Of the@n
ehove articles; and particularly those for
Boys and Girls, which being of nv ovpR
manufacture, may be relied upon as being
m every way deserving Of their attention.
Particular attention paIc to measured work.
j. n. MORGAN,
ScS. sorth side Pa. sv.. bet. 9th and 10Th ats.
ap 2-Sys
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EOR SALE ON FIVE YEARS CREDIT
L will sell that very des! rabe PROPERTY At the
northeast corner OF New York venue and I3lh ST.
avenue anb 95 feet ON 18th street. with the valuable
onihdnss anu Improvements entire, with perfect
credit of five years will be given. Now under rent
of S8oo per aIBuTn
Appl, to ii. c. SPALDING, No. s3a north ID S.,
between 9tn ana ltth SIS. p fO2y
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'roTHELADIEsO or WASHINGTON CITY.
i Having been engaged in manufsotuIinG LadIe
Misses, and Childreu's shoes for @
s>--<sAthls past 81 years, we ought toa0
know by IN is time what will suit them IN thai line,
ard can safely ssy thst do whlch you can prove
by giving our work trial. You Ind (at all tunes
the articles at the principal shoe Stores in Wash
ington clty-the shoes so we-knOwR as J. w.
McCurdy Il Sons Philadelphia make. apH1y
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~ SHIRTS.
II ITCING SHIRTS. And NO HuhIRIIG.

-. n ND nv NJ HUI.
Any gentleman VINO wants superior Gu Shirt and
shirt to ht oI the hest quality of material, every
one can tesly who has tred Them, call at the cor
ner OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue. No ht.
no sale.
ap p go HOPKINS'S BAZAAR
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ap 5-Awew

~ .. WALL,
u. SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Continues TO furnish COFFINS, at short notice,
of all kinds and sizes. | will attend
to removing persons from the o!deEr@
grOunds 10 new Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; L CphOlsterlng doIe ana Var
nlshIng done at houses.
Residence-D street, between 9Th ard 7th, No.
40 ID -At,l m
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" ARCTIC.
JUST RECEIVED. arother supply of Sanford.
Patent Sell elicventlatng ARCTIC REFRIG -
ORATORS, three sizes. For sale at lsgI
C. WOODWARD'sS@saJ
metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
4, No. 5ls Pa. ave.. bet. 10Th and lIth SITS.
Also, large stock Of AL kinds of House Furnish
Ing Articles, Bronzed Iron Furniture. Cooking
Stoves. no. ma l-eO6t
uBlN,S EXTRACTS, oil odors, a. GIBBS's
~ dsr store, near 18th st.. and at h1 sales hooD
SCiSSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER bOkES
- DO. at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near ID street,
IA. sv, and et his Salesroom, under Winards'
q lo-em
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NOTICE TO CRE REDiTORS.-Ina accoraauoe
GsoTrsin GSwlsh deed N trust from WM P0WLING.o Of
recorded In l.,ber j. 4. a. No. 49, folios l. q A.
and 5, hereby no,ffall persons claiming under the
Provisions of said deed, to file their respective
rooms, w Washington, ID. c., on or before June LIST,
l&b; otherwlse they may he excluded from any hem
eht IN the distribution.
mp l2-2aw6wt THO, J, FISHER Trustae
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CLOCKs, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY.

- RETIRED PHYSICIAN, sevrnty-five
~ years If age, whose sands of life have
fpeaTy run out, discovered. wInle IN the East In
dies, a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
\ bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and General Debility.
4 The remedy was discovered by him when his on
3 ly child, daughter. WAS gwen up to die. WISH
ing TO do as much good possible, he will send tn
such Of bis afflicted fellow beings as request 1t,
this recipe, with full and explicit directions for
making 1t up, and successfully using 1t. lie re
qulres each applicant to lnclose him Que shilling,
three cents to be returned postage on the re- 4
cpe. and the remainder to he applied to tho pay-}
ment of this advertisement.
Address DIR. IL. JAMES, 10 Grand St. Jersey u
City, NJ. ap ~ I'm
TWO VERY NICE CHICKERING PIANO
FORTES having been taken IN eN--.
change. will be sold very lew, on accommo #1S3T3
dating terms. Also several other Bccondf AL
hand ones ct the Planoforte and Music Store of
w. q. METXEROTT,
apps corner of llth st. sid Pa, ave.
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fOt RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
= Of he building occupied az an office by c. :.
fallach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply tn RICHARD WAIIACH. ans
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T ANAI,OSTON RETREAT

HE undersigned has rented the magnificent
Dwelling on AnalostOn Island, opposIteA 4
Georgetuwn. for a PLACE OF SGA1
Tor Gentlemen during the appro- ching . .kE i
warm season, aid pledges himself to keep AZ In a
Satisfactory manner.
The beauty of ttIs charming Island is too wei,
known to require description.
lt can he conveniently reached. br boats from all
quarters. boat Will ALWAYS he found IN waiting at
the low er end of High street. Geo-getorn, within
two hundred Yards of the Omnibus Station, and one
at 18th street Bridge, Caral.
The undersigned is quite certain that If q Gentlemen
viii make one trip thsre they will thereafter VISIT l
as often as thslr business Will permit.
he subscriber is well known as having had
charge OF large and fashionable establishment in
this city. His Island House will be opened on the
22d instant.
Ii can also be reached by gentlemen fond Of an
agreeable drive ride. by crossing the Long Bridge
and from thence, by a good road, 10 the causeway
from the ma N land to the Island.
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A nee little
l. FARM, less than 10 miles from WASHINGTON,
on a good road IL may he eXchang cd for city prop
erty. Apply to ii. N. LANSDALE, AZ the corner
OF 9th and NJ streets. or through Post Office.
10 10 Inn
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MIcellaneous.
STEVENS TO THEIR FRIENDS AND

SIEhENS TO THEIR FRIENDS AND
- CUSTOMERS.
in comnenc Rg the "Spnug Trade" We wish TO
eau attenton to our a-ge and varied stock Of Spring
and summer Goods, believing IT will be TO the sd
vantage q! the consumer to give us call No exam
BnyIng exclusively" for cash, we can and will
oner the best goods at the lowest prices and wish
Ing 10 increase our cash sales invite 'cash buy
erS tolook at our stock and compare prices. We
oea IN no goods except tbe best, and offer them 10
prices. STEVENS'S
ap 2i-eolm Salesroom Rrowns' W,teI
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FOR SALE.--A valuable FARM, contain ng go
J. acres of land, under high state Of cultivation
situated IN Prince Georges county, Md, about ak
miles rom w ashIng ton on the ueen Anne 8 X oad
The improvements consist of a good comfortable
dwelling with barn, hns spring, and dairy eli con-
yenlent 100 acres will be snld If desired. For
iurther information apply to GEO. w. BRAY. X cal
Property Agent, No. 2S2 9th street, between M ard
y streets north. A-Jms
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J. BAUMG GARTEN,

SIGN OF THE BIG EAeLE,
Indicates where you may get LOOKIN NGs
GLASSES, IN gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, ron nd, oval,
o square, gilt or otherwise or any other KIND OF
WORT IN his line The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly hand, oneap
for cas- h. JOHN WAGNER
2S5 Pa. avenue,
APPLY between 18th and lSf h sta.
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y. S-Arrangements can be " ade for the accom-
modatIon of Pic Mics and Fishing Parties at ths
6roccry and Wine store of Jonas p. Levy corner
OF 18th and Il streets north, near the Canal No So,
ap Ii SD Y wfw tIntrl. n Srstesl
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
ii r. subscriber most earnestly requests all par
tlet indebted tO the late f. of Colley Sears, to
come forward and settle their accounts as soon as
possible. Those failing TO do so, their bills will he
p ced IN the hands Of collector for seti emenf,
II Is OF Importance to that the Od bus
be closed without further deiay.
]. w. COLLEY,
-. 18th street, three doors north Pa. ave.
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VI A r b l. Il w @ X X -
WM. RCJHERF0Rp,
ARTIFIC ER IN MARBLE,

w. PLANT, UNDERTaRER, No. Sls 9TH
y street, between q aud n, keeps
constahtly on hand every article - -
quIred IN his lins--s 6ne Hearse,
Patent Corpse Preservrrs, O., &c. His charges are
moderate and hlt attention instant ca II, any bour
of the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
lowest possible rates. Ap a-ly
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SPENCER's HISTORY OF THE UNITED
- States being nearly completed, specimen of
Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up
expressly for the work, can he seen st the ofoe Of
the publishers, 499 7th street between ID and r..
apI7-tf JAMES CARTER. Agent.
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Here the State informed him that ho could
stand aside, and the Court not happening to
hear the oath, the witness was permitted to
whole court room.-ByaudOR Republican.
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The London Nous, after a hasty sketch Of
modern improvement in the various kinds Of
arms, describes new weapon invented by
Chas. Shaw. II says
Seeing that we cannot rifle our cannon, be-
cause Of the mass of metal we have TO deal
with, Sir Charles Shaw---the author Of the
invention we now proceed to describe--pro-
poses to divide cur cannon itself, as well az
the shot. lie replaces the field piece, can
non or nowitxer by n row OF rifle barrels, 25
in number. Thesa accurately placed on the
same level, each barrel diverging slightly
from the one in the center, SO that the volley
Of rifle bullets discharged by the barrels win
cover width Of about yards It distance
Of 800 yards. Sir Chas. Shaw's rife bat.
terry is indeed reproduction OF Fieschi's in
fernal machine, placed on wheels and mad,
lighter and far more manageable than 3
light brass nine FOUNDER.
The implement may, therefore, be regard.
ed as rite cannon, divided into IS por.
tons, as destructive ms grape or canister shol
ut 500 yards, or Sharpnell shell at 800 yards
with its deadly aim extending ms far as til,
rifle can reach. Conceive battery of hors,
artillery with four Of Shaw's internal ma.
/ chimes substituted for their guns. What bat
terry or field artillery, what troop Of horse
| battalion OF infantry could withstand theil
dreadful shower Of Mimic ballsp The can
non or howitzer requires nine men at least Il
serve it, and it must be dragged by four OF
SIX horses the rifle battery requires but twt
men to load it and one to fire ii. Ii can b,
cred by one pull Of the trigger, or ssctionl
OF twelve barrels AT time, us may be expe
| dent
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Tslcwra pinto news.
Nrx Yaax Nnx. {

INV x0hk, NOV. o.
The steam propeller w. II. Foote, whilst
stcaming up the North River this afternoon
Was blown to pieces BY the bursting Of her
boiler. Five persons we're on the boat, four
Of whom were killed, and tho fifth badly in
jured.
One man Was blown 100 feet 10 the air, his
body falling on another steamer and crushing
through the hurricane deck.
ST.. Louis, Nov. 6.--The Republican pub
fishes communication from q leading Nor
mon stating that they have been traduced
and slandered, and demanding full and i'm
partial investigation Of the charges against
them.
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TIE Ra,a.cs OF PowA

The Buchanan National Democracy OF Hi
nois claim that they hare the balance OF pow
or in the Legislature Of that State. They
hold tina. they are able 70 prevent the cleo
ton of United States Senator in Illinois OF
to secure the choice Of true friend OF the
National Democracy and Of the Union, and
that it is, therefore, their duty to defeat alike
the agitator Lincoln and the traitor Douglas
And what seems more to the point, they init
mate that the President Of the United States
regards it as his duty to the country and to
the PARTY, OF which he is the official and &C
knowledgsd head, to exert oil his power and
influence to avert 20 dreadful calamity from
the nation as the election Of either of the pes
tiIent agitators who have been disturbing the
pubic peace by resisting the final settlement
of the Kansas and slavery question on the
basis of the English bill, enacted by the De-
mocracv at the last session OF Congress and
approved by the President.
The Herald, the organ of the National De-
mocracy ut Chicago, in its Saturdays issue,
says:
On the eve Of going to press we have re-
ceived private dispatches from Cairo, Jones'
boro, Shawneetown and other points in Egypt,
assuring as of the election Of fDo, and, prob
ably, three National Democrats to the lower
House, and assuring Us, also, that three Of
the Dem ocratic Senators holding over will,
beyon doubt, oppose the election Of Doug
las. Added to this good news, We have the
assurance that several Of the Senators and
Representatives Just elected, and supposed TO
be favorable to Douglas, will not support him
but will maintain the integrity Of the Demo-
cratic party Of the country by voting for
Judge Breese, or some other good and relia-
BILE Democrat.
This intelligence comes to US in such shape,
and from sources 30 reliable, that we cannot
doubt it--oannot doubt that Mr.. Douglas will
be defeated in his efforts to secure his re-
election to the e. s. Senate.
The true friends Of the Democratic party
in the Legislature, rather than throw fire.
brand in the National Councils Of tho party,
will so vote as to prevent the election OF eth
or Douglas or Lincoln, and leave the matter
open until 1860, when the Democracy Of the
State will DO better able to settle the contro-
versy consistently with the welfare of the
Democratic party.
We congratulate the Spartan band of Ma.
tional Democrats in Illinois, and the Democ.
racy of the country generally, upon this in
telligenoc, and assure them they may rely up
on it's truthfulness. Douglas Is defeated
and the Dem ocratic party will be safe from
his disorgsnizing efforts after the next ses
sion Of Congress, which viii finally close hi
Senatorial career. This 10 AZ it should be
Let every Democrat in the land rejoice!