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tried her fortunes the continent but generally vhn
no success AT one time tho whole continent had
been closed against her. A long line Of armed sIte
ror an unbroken hostile army rowDed upon hef rom
the Gulf Of ArchangeI round the promoniory OF Spain
and Portugal 70 the foot Of the boot Of Italy. There
was not port which an English ship could enter -
Every where the land tho genius Of her great enc
nv had triumphed. He had defeated armies crushed
coalitions and overturned thrones but IKE the fanea
giant he was unconquerable only while he touched
the land. On the ocean he was powerless. That
field of fame was his adycrsArys and her meteor nag
was streaming in triumph all over il.
To her maritime ascendancy England owed every
thing. and we were now at war with her One of the
most charming OF her poets has said Of her, that
"Her march Is DER the mountain wave,
:" Her home Is on the deep"
Now sir, since we were at war with her, was fol
interceptine this march | was for calling upon her,
and payinq our respects TO her at home ! was for
giving her TO know that we, too, had right Of way
over the seas and that marine officers and our
sailors not entire strangers the bosom OF the
deep was for doing something more with our Navy
than to keep Shores for the protection Of
own coasts and our harbors was for giving
play 10 It's gallant and burning spirt for allowing u
90 forth upon the seas, and encounter open and
an equal field whatever the proudest the bravest OF
the enemy could bring against it, ! knew the cha
racer Of its officers, and the spirit OF its seamen and
knew that, in their hands, though the flag Of the
country might 90 down to the bottom while they went
with IT, yet that il could never be dishonored or dis
graced
Since she was our encmy--and a most powerful
enemy was for touching her, if we could in the
very apple Of her eyc for aching the highest feather
in her cap for cluichng at the very brightest jewel
in her crown. There seemed to me to be peculiar
propriety in ali this the war undertaken for
the redress of maraime injuries alone. Il was war
declared for free trade and sailors rights The ocean,
therefore, the proper theatre for deciding this con-
troveTsy with our enemy and on that theatre my ar
dent wish was that own power should be concen-
trated to the utmost.
So much, sir, for the war, and for my conduct and
opinions as connected with it. And, as do not mean
to TO this subject often, ever unless indis
pensaby necessary repeat the demand for any charge,
any accusation any allegation whatever that throws
me behind the honorable gentleman, or behind any
Other man, in honor in fidelity in devoted love to that
country, in which was bonn, which has honored me,
and whrh serve. l. who seldom deal in defiance,
now, here, in my place, boldly defy the honorable
member to PIT his insnuation in the form Of charge,
and to suppon that charge by any proof whatever.
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IARUSpS SALOON-THEAN ANNUAL MAY
~ BALL. cARUSI respectfully announces 10
the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexan
dria, that the Annual May Ball which for number
Of years past has been given with much satisfaction
take place al the Saloon the Sd of May.
Mr.. ScHENio's celebrated Band has been engaged
for the occasion, and both will be thrown open
and brilliantly Illuminated, and the angements viii
be equal 10 those Of former years.
p. S. Those ladies that have not received their in
vitatons will confer favor by sending in their
names.
Tickets can be had at Mr.. Fischer's, Mr.. Gun,on
Mr.. Fullers Hotel, and the Saloon. april q 2t
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! am, very respectfully,
BENIN HARRISON.

VRGNh-At a court held for Charles Civ County
at the Courthouse, on Thursday the 18th day Of
April 1871:
On motion of Thomas II. Wilcox, Esa'r. prosccu-
tor Tor the Commonwealth in this Court the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted all the
| Judges OF The county being present.
RESOLVED, That this Court its officers and bar with
feelings OF painful regret, have received the meIancho
iy hdngs OF the death OF General William Henry Harr-
son. late President Of the " States whilst they tender
to his bereaycd family and friends their heartfelt sympa
thy and coincidence they take pleasure in bearing
mony well to the high and honorable character of
the deceased as TO the purity Of motive and honesty Of
purpose with which in the of long and event
full life, he so diligently, faithfully and successfully
discharged the duties Of the very many important
public stations TO which he has been called by his
countrymen and more especially do they desire 10 ex
press their high admiration Of his untirinp efforts du
ring his brief Presidential Term promote the happ
ness OF the people, and to preserve untarnsbed The
honor and glory of his country
Resoired, That this Court its officers and b,r
desire to pay all due honor TO the memory az tho Ia
ceased and in furtherance Of that object as well a. 10
manifest deep and abiding sense of the CALAMITY
which has so suddenly deprived the American Peonle
OF their Chief Magistrate, they will wear crapc s.,
thirty days and they respectfully recommend 10 the
citizens oil The county generally, to wear the same
badge for the same period '''''e
8 Resoiped, That this Court. its officers and h.r
VIII unite with the citizens Of the county in PAVING ali
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35, 1916 Dollars!

Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 so
Certificates packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do 25 Half do %
10. do rs Quarter do 80 so
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due respect and honor TO the memory OF the deceased
A. Resoiped, That the Clerk ofihis Court be request
ed TO furnish copies Of these resolutions TO he pre-
siding Justice Of this Court TO the end that he may
present one TO the widow Of the deceased in testimony
Of our respect, and the other TO the Richmond Wing
for publication in their paper.
s. Resoired, That these resolutions be entered upon
the records Of the court and additional mark OF
our respect for the memory Of the deceased il is OF
deed, that the court be adjou rned till the court IN
course
A copy. Tesfe,
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RATES OF INTEREST.

The following the rates of interest in tn States
and Territories of the Union, together with the pun
ishment Of usury. 1t is a valuable statement and
should be preserved.
Maine, 6 per cent-forleit of the debt or claim
New Hampshire, 6 per cent-forfeit of three times
the amount unlawfully taken.
Vermont, per cent-rccovery in action with costs
Massachusetts, per cent-iorieit of three fold the
usury
Rhode Island 6 per cent-forfeit of the money and
interest the debt.
Connecticut 6 per cent--foreit of the whole debt
New York, per cent-forfeit of the whole debt
New Jersey, per cent-forfct Of the whole debt
Pennsylvania, per cent-forfeit Of the whole debt
Delaware, per cent--forfeit of the whole debt
Maryland, q per cent-on tobacco contracts per
cent Usurious contracts void
Virginia, per cent-forfcit double the usury taken
North Carolina, per cent. Contracts for usury
void-forfeit double the usury.
South Carolina, per cent-forfeit Of interest and
premium taken, with costs TO debtor.
Georgia, per centforfeit of three times the usury
and contract void
Alabama, per cent-forfeit of interest and usury
Mississippi, per cent by contract high as 10
usury recoverable in action of debt
Louisiana, per cent-bank interest 6-conven-
tional as high as l0--beyond contract void
Tennessee, per cent-usurious contracts void
Kentucky, per cent-usury may be recovered,
with cost.
OHIO, per cent-usurious contracts void
Indiana, per cent-on written agreement may 90
as high as l0-penalty of usury fine of double the
excess.
Illinois, 6 per cent-threc fold amount Of the whole
interest.
Missouri, 6 per Gently agreement as high as 10
if beyond forfeit of the whole interest due and of the
usury taken.
Michigan, per cent--forfeit of the usury taken.
and one fourth the debt.
Arkansas, per Gently agreement any rate not
higher than 10. Amount of usury recoverable but
contracts void.
Florida, per cent forfeit of interest and excess in
case of usury
Wisconsin, per Gently agreement not over 10
forfeit treble the excess
On debts and judgments in favor of the u States
interest is computed at six per cent. year
Thus, there Is not single State or Territory where
enlightened system prevails upon the subject of in
teres for all laws limiting the price of money ought
to be repealed --Lonisriue Adr.
"The primary object in forming the solid compact
must have been plumber and the first article of that
compact no doubt, was, 'ne riH plumber our neigh
bors. The second article probably was ire nil NOT
piunder each other This article was necessary to
enable them to carry the first into effect Other art
ces were afterwards added as the occasion and neces-
sites of the society required until the social compact
has increased to its present form and dimensions
Raymond,
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From he Richmond Wing.


April II, l54l
Gent'emen-As the presiding Justice Of the Court
oithis county, and in obedience TO its requiston,
take the liberty OF enclosing to you, for publication,
copy OF sundry resolutions adopted on the 18th instant
expressive of its painful regret on the receipt of the
melancholy tidngs of the death ofGen' Harrison. In
Tue discharge OF this duty forbear the express
SION OF the great satisfaction the relatives of the late
amented Chief Magistrate feel in the pubic express
sion of the national grief they now know that he
whom they so highly esteemed is at length properly
appreciated by his countrymen, in whose service he
lived and died They also derive no slight additional
satisfaction from conviction that one imbued With the
same noble principles is destined, under Heaven TO
carry out that Reform in the government of our coun
try which he contemplated; and who on a memora
BILE OCCASION in the Senate of the United States. ex
hIDi'ed mat moral courage which is indispensable to
to associate, through all fuure time in the hearts Of
their countrymen, the names of WIN. H. Harrison and
John Tyler. '
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MADISON HOUSE.

No. 30 North Second-street, Philadelphia.
n GORGE FERREL, Proprietor of the Brandy
NJ wine Springs, would inform his friends and The
public, that he has taken the above elegant Establish
ment and solicts continuance fthe patronage here
tofore literally extended TO it, and also that he will
open the
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS
for the reception of visers the 10th day Of June
Rooms can be previously engaged by calling on or adj
dressing the proprietor, Madison House. Philadelphia
april 23-3m
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A NATIONAL BANK its necessity, and mos

a =
just published lin New York; in pamphlet, con
tanning also Minutes Of Evidence taken in England
before the House of Commons Currency Committee
This day received for sale by F.. TAYLOR, who
has for sale large collection Of valuable works, many
Of them imported direct from England on Currency
and Finance Commerce and other branches of PoIit-
cal Economy april %
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VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY
Class I, for ls4l
$4,000 Dollars. $4,000 Dollars.

10 Number Lottcry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $lO--E1alves $5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates ofpackages of rs Whole Tickets s. 1870 OC
10. do % Half do IS on
Do. do 25 Quarter do 81 50
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mac oue. tpas nibt Der Mibe lcbnt bier
andufubren, neil id Sbioes fir binding
lib balte Seoea bu iiberseneen, bae J,ie=
mane oert 6errn bieten fann fir cine ME.
oertraebtl9e Spietlb au MAIDEN.
Ole un9ebeure 8eriammtune formirte
aub cine proieflion, Die .,orei uno uierjio
Gopfe ldblte," 8ubeu unter uno iiber 10
Sabren mlt9esdblt. 1ber iie mar nibt
pelt eesceen ols Der fpiritpolle 8eoner
pom 9eite Iber,nannt puroe uno aus ben
Neiben peribpano. Sisle qeute meintsn
1eln Sruoer bdtte i'm abacbott urS Den
anoern geiffsrn Der Siniternib suesiellt :;
aber ib babe ieitoem erfabren boB ct Der
28elt weoereeben 1T uno neuerbines iein
8eien treibt. Dies 1T furS bic eanse
9elbibte pom Seite, pon Der 8eifter Sc.
De uno Dem 9an3en Speftafel; /; uno, penn
mir nab oielsm Gpper abifreiten pi(I oae
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erinnre ib an Die 8eoebenbeiten pom 90
rlsen Samitaee uno faoe ibm: "5reuno
ben ou bift auf'm Soljwsoe."
pin 2luaen3euat.
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Opctrr 2lD. Gtppt,

Ar3t Gbirur9 uno Deburtsbelfer,
Bsnahrithtiat isius Srsunos, 70 pis ras
sDntItnm lterbaupt, raB CT ieins Dcbuuna
perlrst bar i'll Die weN.psnn Grahe, 3wis
Ihen Der 6ten nno 7ten 6traft, no ct fort:
fabren ,pire, tpe bisher, allie III pas drjtlicbe
Sab (6laaenetn @eicbafte 3u thnu. 8NIcns
cers maebt er ras putlltun parauf anfs
mrrti1m, taB CT ale alten uno lanawier,aen
Erantbsltsn, ais ale Oruitlsipsm, Uus,ebs
runs peile, Gravel Eheumatismus,
Sebwerbtristeit, ale Qrten 2tuasnpranfbsis
ten, Mbmnnaem Ba0srGuhtcM epilcpfe 0:
Der falleure Sranfbeit, alte Gefbwure,
SaljfuB, Srmitbss unp Ssitess&eipsn, 6us
ftrn &stcrfrantbsiten aGe Arten Sieber.
ent,incnnscn, 5er3elopfeh t,1utterweb,
tranfss Srpfrsb II. T. 10. in Der thrasltcn
3eit, nit weniaer unp fstr gut str3nnebmsn
Oct NrJnei, rauerbaft tsIt. CT ut tdaliet
BON l2 tls llbr Nabmtta9s lebsr in fsi
ner Office ~ trsftn.
Uoofpb gippe
wsltspcnns 3,piibsn esr 6. II. 7tcn StraGs.
Ncaoins Den is. Suit, ls4l. lS.
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Ne9e1i(btrme, (Umbrellas.) J

Seinrid EofentbaL Sbirm Sabrfant
Bsnust oieie gelssenbsit. sncm smbrtsn
putIifum anan5eisenoab CT ftet in psr 9tart
Neapins nisoerseladtn bat, uno isin Gsitdft
in allen nur m6slibsn 3wsisen au besreitem
sdcmnen 1T. gr perfrtist neue NsssnIbir.
me cbsr Umbrellas auf bic neuettr, tefe uno
pausrhafte Dirt, auh rsparirt uup htr,isbs
CT alts Nesens unp GsonncnI Itbirmt. gr Ia.
oct pae Spnblieum boft eln bel ibm an,,ls
rufsn nno isine neusn waarcu III bt(lebtiaen,
uno 9clts bic ibn nit ibrer &nncfhaft he,
ehrcn 'pcllen, rperpen fnpsn baf Ile init better
sphnttiitbfsltuno I'M raionatlc prsile gut
beoitnt fDerpeu.
Seine Werfftatt 1T in Der Glib 6tenStras
Be- 5wfdtn Anlenbah'e gifenltcbr uno esr
Oruderei ees $iteralsn Beobacbters, in psn
bon 6rn. 5ei5mann nsusr baatsn Setauoen.
Ecapina, Suni 90. lW1.
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unoermoaenbe Sd,ulcner.

Slahcem mir, Die ltntsrfthristrnsn, tci Der
Court rcn Common pleas Bon 8srfs gauu
tn iri bic DobItbat per Sriess, pslebs gum
Srtten nnpcrm6acicsr Shhltner asmatbf
wcrocn, anaeiuctt batsn, unr nathpem Die ers
iaats Court osn ertfen l1Ionta9 i'm ndd,;
fen 2lusuif (naiuIteb ben 2ttn rIaatsn
Olrnatsl anterammt bat, uns iinp hnIers
greotcrcn ain srlaaten Gage, Sormittaae
Inn 10 ltbr, in Dem ecurtbanis Der Gtaet
NcaNinA at5uborrn; 70 ssten mir nnlctn
rsirettlprn grcbitcren bisrmit Slahriht. ea,
nit fte ltd eann nnb raielfit sinf fnpsn ttu.
nsn ,penn lts ss fir aut baItsn.
gepi Sed,tei
piIIiam Gyman
IOilliam p. Smith
1DiIiam Refer
1Oilliam Ea,plinas
Jacob 10. Miller
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4interlahenfd,aft bes perforbensu
GaUto OechfeI.

Der untsrseihaets @hpitrr, ernaiint onreb
bic mapfensourt BON Berfs gauntn fur
bic Dsrtbeilums Der Bifans, in ben 6anpem
BON &eri Bshtsl uno Sbomae sSonse, Icm,s
niitratorrn pes periterbenen Dauio Sedtel,
lestbin ron amitp 2aunittip, Berfs gauns
tn. inter alls fclebs pcrfonsn Gle bajn Zee
reebtiat (tnr, ,piro fit oielsn 3wee In fslner
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Diitnrctb tsn 2sttrn inilebtnesn Sul, um /
libr Sfatbmitta9s, ,pann uno mo ale intersI:
,trtsn pWfcncn scfalliaft tci,bcbnen mSarn.
Elijab Debert Nubltor.
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&(tlabetb R(eiu.

Die l1uter3citbneten Nuoitcrsn, srnanns
eurh Die 9Da,isnecurt ron Serfs gauntp,
,ur Bsr,ebtiauna mb IBieeeranaate sec
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sur Dertbeiluns oer Bilan5 in 1eiusn 5anben,
msreen ftdb 3u oicfem 3mst Derfamr,cln an.
5aufe BON 8alentin Brctit in N6brersburs,
in srfaater ganntr, auf Samltas beE ben II.
ten Sail ls4l, Hn 10 ltbr Scrmittaae, rpail
uno noe alle eabsi iafercifrten psrIonen sss
faisft tsiwcbnen ,pollen.
-Jebn petteiaer
sstsSs sSssss; 1siSsrn Ssfrsr a"''''F'''
SUM- 20. din.
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8 ct be bet.
9 [ q + b.

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Sabre fines 1lttrs.
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Gin9tlanet.

Gln9Hanet.
Snstaum. esn sten Suli.
perr 0rudsr.
Oa ib CLAUDE oa6 NURSE,
niee 2eier ces Seobatbtero nit Den oroi:
fen Grel9nlnen befannt iino. Die lester
Gage in unlerer telnen Stapt poroefollen
iino. 70 erlube ib Sie foleenpe Selbrei,
bun9 oaucn befannt au MAIDEN;
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lesten 5a9en ourb eineu 9epifen 6errn
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plar punoern Sic iib nibt OBJ oer rib.
renoen Speeulation
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mir 9laubten, naeb Dem perionale au Ut:
tbeilen, Dap cine belonoere Snqullition in
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ipeni9en Stuncen ipuroen mir etrpas an.
bers 9etpabr es betraf blob bas obenae.
meloete Sef. Nun ibr eeute, merit ouf,
feet fommen Die @unoer. Die i1 eiaent
lib belbreiben rpoute.
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ben aub bier 8eoen 9ebalten uno unter
anoern bielt Giner Der "9eift WGnner'
eins pirit tpo d G 8eoe, bic pob( Sci.
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rinem Geiltmann eebalteu wuroe. ionoern
neil lle Gin @elt inipirirte Der serpobnlib
in Slaiben aufbetpabrt uno aus @ldiern
ein0enommen miro. Inter Inoern mad)s
te ct fol9enoe Semerfunoen:
"Die Democratic 1T bon 8ctt, oenu
"unfer 6erreott ielblt 1T elm Demofrat ;
"unier 6err Sefus Gbriftus, Der 70 piet
"4elitteu bat, ,par AUDI Elm 0emotrat-
"uno Die Oemofraten foloen itn. Der
"Ieufel lit elm Iriffofrat-uno 2lGe, Die
"ibm folsen ino Qri(fofrotsn. SD ban.
re Den 6er9ctt Dap er ben Sart Seioet
"unb Den ltnterrod wseoenommeu bat
"er pollte nibt oab BET Geufel. ooer Die
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CT fbpaste oarauf nod piet Don De.
mctraten. Irifoeraten uno per weib
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Sintsrlonenibaft oes uerforbenen
e5cbann Retner,

Ser anttrssitbMete Iunitor, ernannt bmret
Die waiIenecurt bon Serts gauutp, 3ur 8c
ritbtianna, ltsberIettluns uno IBieoeranaate
rsr Nebnuna BON petsr wclf Nominittras
tor bee peritprbenen Sobann &ctner, lsstbin
Don Sethel Saunfe6ip, Bsrts gauntp, spiro
sT eieftm 3,pe9 in fsiner 4mtsltnte in Neas
olns seaeGnartia iein, am Samtfaae ben I7'
ten ndtbiten Suli, Tim Ittr Slattmittase'
;u ,peIder 3eit ino Ort alfe pGbei Sntere1frs
ten 9efallisft bsiDcbnen m6sen.
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Neabins, Sani %. 4f't.
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Sor9eiblaaenc 8erbeGerun9 oer
Contribution.


Contribution.
,Ssibtub In Sesus oer ubdnoeruns Der
Staots Gonititution."
n8Nhlc0su, rurt ecn Genat uno has
Saus rer Neprelentanten in Srnrral. 2tiTrm.
tlp psriammelt, raB or gonlttutlon bisier
Nerutllt Utrtciert werre. nnc 3,par in brits
tcn Ibihnitt ces 3pslten IrtiteIe, baB Ct ipis
fclst lautstW
nDas psr Scustrntr ftin umt ,pabrenc
crri Sabrem bstlsioen fcI, pom oritten Slens
flag i'm Sanuar, ndetffeIsemb feiuer gr,pabs
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