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Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1647
CEALED proposals will be received until the tenth day oil
- April next inclusive, for loan of eighteen millions OF
dollars under the of the 2Sh January last authorizing
the of notes. &c. treasury to be
issued under said act payable two after the date OF
said notes. with interest," at the rate OF six cent per an
num- payable sem-annuay. The bids in all cases, must
be unconditional, and without any reference to the sup
posed bids OF others they may not be considered The
bids should state distinctly in all cases, the premium Of
lered No bid will be received below par To give an OPP
porunity 10 all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noteswhch account of the privilege OF
funding, may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids will be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid not TO be required to
anticipate the of the government allow any inter
est until the money is actually paid. The money payable
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer OF the Uni
ted States the treasrer of the Philadelphia OF
the branch New Orleans, with any of the assist
ant treasurers Boston, New York; Charleston, or ST
Louis IL. }. WAbhER,
Feb 9-dIywlxw WHOA Secretary of the Secretary
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C,URRAN'S Speeches, volume octave, new English
~ edition, with portrait Sherdan's Speeches, volume
octave London edition, 1915 Speeches of Lord Ersne
edition, London 1886 vormesoctavo Speeches OF
the Earl Of Chatham volume octave, London, 1913 Sc
lect Speeches George Canning, volume Speech
of Wndham and Husksson, together in volume octa.
vo; Speeches of Phillips, Curan and Grattan, together in
vol oct Speec of Chaham Burke, Erskne, and Mack
inosh, ,egs.her rl Volume Select Speeches q Patrick
ton Governor Morris. Josiah Quincy, Castor, Pinkney
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
Political Writings of William Legget, edited by Theodore
Sedgwick, volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
Of Daniel d. Barnard, volume Speeches of O. Calhoun
volume; Speeches of Daniel Webster volumes
Speeches OF Henry Clay, volumes; and many others too
for the limits of an advertisement, many OF them
imported from London direct, by F. TAYLOR,
Ian IL Book seller Washington
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Bv a. GREEN, .a.,cftoneey

CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, FURNITURE,
~ nc, Aucton.-On Wednesday, the 2ih inst, shall
sell AT the tailoring establishment OF j. e. Cassidy at the
n1 his entire stock Of eadymad clothing, cassmeres
cloth, furniture, &c, viz,
Dress frock and other coats
Pantaoos vests, drawers, shirts, adjusting
shirt collars, and bosoms
Aso superior of cloths, cassmeres, casinets
vestings, paddngs, trimmings, &c
Also, good lot of summer clothing of every description
with many other articles in the tailoring line necessary
to enumernte with the fixtures and good viii OF the
store.
Also good lot of furniture, consisting in part of mahog
any side board and soft large looking glasses with
many other articles of Furniture.
Terms All sums of and under 500, cash Sl0O,
credit Of 30 days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
N. b. All persons indebted to particularly request
ed call and settle their before the LIST of APPEL
as l shall leave the city at that time.
Respectfully, J. +. CASSIDY.
March yN--3 -
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payment of the suhso ription be- made in adv
Disisn ls&lsr the
on which will be and all by ourselves
safe a,l-t|..t
The COUNTRY PAPER puLlshed htweckly during the
sion Of Congress- and semi weekly during the
subscriptions less will be
propotionsd to the above annual
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tons OF advertisements win receipt therefor
notes q any specie paying bank will be received.
rOSfSAsTERS authorized agents.
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90 THx CosesksoNAL win be furnished them On NE
SAW
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Ry a. GREEN: .9.cttoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.--On
Friday the 26th instant shall SELL on the premises,
100 feet l4h and 100 feet north
containing II, goo square feet
The above property is beautifully situated, and well
known, being the which the cotage'was burnt
private residence place of business will do well attend
the sale. .A.p .st
Terns One-third cash balance in twelve, eighteen,
and wentyfour months for bearing interest deed
given and deed of trust taken. Title nnquestionable.
A. GREEN,
March 20--td AucOneer
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In WORCESTER County Counr, Nov term i546

| In WORCESTER COUNTY COURT, NOV. UtrIII, Iofo'
To wit February the Sth, lSH.
TN the Of the petition OF B.njnmin Davis for
the Lewiston of the real whereof William White
died, seized.
The heretofore appointed for the purpose
of making division said real estate having made return
that the susceptible of division among all me
parties interested division of two or more parts
1t this eighth day February, eighteen hundred
and foy-seyen ordered by the said court that noce be
given to Major White Margaret White, and John w hlte
parties entitled take said real estate at the vaa
lion of the commissioners and who are absent out oil Wor-
county, by causing copy OF this order 10 DE pup
shed for least four successive weeks before e DAY mere
matter mentioned in newspaper, published IN the
city Washington that the second day oil May term neX
hath been appointed for said parties tonppear to make te
election according the act of assembly IN such case made
and provided. - - -
Test. EDWARD d. MARTIN Clerk.
True copy, test, EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk.
March 6-Iaw1W
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OWEN, EVANS & COMPANY,
Military and Naval Merchant Tailols,

Pennsylvania bsfioeen Fourteenth and Fifteenth SIS
EG leave call the of their friends and the
ID public generally their extensive stock OF goods, Just
received the fall and winter the selection of which II
has been their object heretofore to obtain articles OF
that they confident OF being able afford satisfaction
10 ALL
tanning English gold and silver epauIet, embroideries and
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packages OF halves, quarters, and eights.
pt~One package of tickets draw the splendid
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Oders for tickets packages in the above will receive
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W-Al business transactions at this office held
sacred and confidential and drawings and enclosures
aaby mailed under envelopes that eye discover
The contents. Feb 27-3faw3wd&c.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH %, l847
general reflection; let us see how Mr. Webster d.
gest his own words-ride his speech Of $50:

general reflection let us see how Mr. Webster d.
gest his own words-ride his speech Of 1890
we the enlightened nations which have adopt
ed this artificial SYSTEM tired OF H. We see the most
distinguished in England, for instance of all parties
CONCERNING it, The only difference of opinion is whether
which would not produce great evils The only difference
is, whether il be evil grevons, bur to be borne
or grevous evil not TO be borne. He alluded b,
England, because her example has been often
adopt, ON her example, what she herself aments, and
would be glad to be rid of? We hear the first minister in
Great Britain give his opinion emphatcay, that England
has become what she is, not by of this ysen but
IN spite Of It,. Why, them eager adopt sys
which Others who have tried would be glad rcpu-
date Can anything, he would ask, in this general view
of the subject, be unwse than that this country
should adopt such OF polcyl policy, Of which
lie would say no nation had entered upon and pnr-
sued it. without having found to be policy which could
doned without exssuaive fndividuA uia. Dsienho sep
their discrsco Cosh6sGse ilpDtr conce1s
by their own skill and prudence, ax no employ their
capial and their labor in such occupations they
wisest it Is the smpies of political legislation
As there order In the natural world which holds all
things In paceas the air breathe is wisely combined,
and compounded for by the OF
there Is principle of regulation Of medcafria
nature, the social world Excess itself
is much commerce, il will be dimnishedif there be
too few manufactures, they will be increased with but
ordinary and protection. For his part, he believed
that however derded the principle of leaving such things
very much to their country like ours,
the order and habit and composition of society by a
fetal balancing of trades and occupations than could
improve the natural atmosphere by othe condensers
and rarifers of the chemists"
With this eloquent and convincing reasoning of Mr..
Webster, we close this number. ANTITARlFF
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Chesnn above serenfh nerf door 70 e WdS0hc Hail.
Philadelphia
NEIIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnshed
J. and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
to his vsiters every comfort and convenience The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well as the private orl-
nary Tor ladies' large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacious and fitted up in the most modern
STYLE This housc being in central position the proprle
soics q continuance of public favor, pledgnS himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
NJ b. bath house is attached to the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canbe had at any hour
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The Religious Aspect Of Defensive War--Of this War
or this Admnistration-And OF two condemned
Advocates.

No. w.
To the Religious Community:
CHRISTIANS: On the lawfulness of defensive war;
have shown all that you should ask that agree with
those worthless, of whose character and actions you YET
boasts and that you opposed to your own clerical
magnates in the light of whose glory you delight to bask
The question whether ours is defensive after we
have crossed the line should not cost intelligent
quIrer much labor Two men meet: is friendly, the
other strikes at him. and his blow parted The friend
man, after payng the blow, knocks down his adver-
sary Does this change the morality of their respective
positions Does this makDthe assailant innocent, be-
cause he is knocked down. And does make the friend
y the guilty offender because he has defended him.
self in the only practicable way You profess to have
by their God and your God Unless my memory deceves
me, Goah unusly invaded and challenged Israel David
assumed defensive ground Did this forbid HIM touch
the enemy Did il require him to shoulder Sauls armor,
and stand STILL while the giant battered it about his
Before the Phistine could touch the stripping, he broke
his head and cut it of with his sword. This en-
than our whole Mexican war; and David was honored
for il by odfashoned song of the sword and by
thonty which your faith declares supreme. David was
placed on the defensive by the Amaiektes who burned
his poor little town, and took away all that in it.
He was great poet but he did not sing his that
war was
And thousands lying dead { y
Whilst every glorious victory
Must raise the price of bread"
He did not tell his that the would become of
fensve and unlawful, il they passed the Rubicon of
their village He pursued until he could say ueni
udi, riei, like inferior hero of after days The aront
put upon your great warrior by the King of Ammon was
small affair in itself but il showed what was coming,
and placed David on the defensive. The of the
war not in him, and he innocent of the
quences He did not like government. wait for his
country to be invaded While the enemy was preparing
for that David sent his RoucH AND READY across the
Rio Grande to present himself before the walls of Rab
ball. their city of the MoneZumas Your book connects
the guilt of the with the wrong doing of the
war; and justes the injured party carrying it into the
enemys country The application of this principle to
war needs but few words QUITS
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/ Isl of February, and terminate the Both OF June follow
ing. - ~ ..,,rr,o,
The Latin and Greek languages ancient history, and ge-
oannhy-Proiessor +. w. Coleman, A. NJ.
Mathematics, comprising iarithmec, algebra, geometry,
plane and spherical lrgonomey nautical astronomy, ana
ie dlerenia and integral Gale uls-Proessor L. M Cole
The French. Spanish, and Italian lnguages-Prolessor
Isidore Outlet
Natural philosophy comprising mechanics, hydrodynam-
sic pneumacs acoustics electricity and gavanism, OPP
lies. and astronomy Professor L. M. Coleman A NJ
Moml philosophy -Proiessor f. W. Coleman, A. M
Board (including washing bedding, and 6eD and mi
ton, for the session OF five months SID payable IN adj
For the character of the institution, the subscriber refers
Superior 30 1e sfn anaIcaons Of his assistant L. Coleman
the annexed testimonial OF the professors Of tf unyersy
of Virginia +. w. ooAnMaN,
address. Concord Academy Caroline county, Virginia.
KrrEnEScEs-Ion. John Y MasonF Secretary of the Ma
vyj Dr. f. r. Scott speaker of the Senate OF Virginia
Cooks Porsnoulh Kober, G. stanard, esq, Richmond
VIM H. Harrison, esd PRINCE George; Robert NJ. /.
S EGnaa Right s0 kev Nicholas cobb D. d. bishop Of Ala
G pane Cole coisma% Aaba@a VIM r johnson esd F.
,esDurg; Hon, James A. Seldom member OF Congress
M% and ,lGS leigh Ns% i Reond de' bernard
sGentemen who either have had, or who at present
have, sons or wards members OF the institution
Testimonial of the professors of the University of vir-
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA, Nov. 30 1876
Mr.. L. Nj. Coleman is distinguished graduate of the
schools of ancieut languages, modern languages, athe
malics natural philosophy, chemistry, and moral phso-
ply the University OF Virginia, and has received from
that institution the degree OF master OF arts
During his residence at the University his studies were
pursued with untiring diligence and Were rewarded with
unusual share of success in subject to which his
attention directed We therefore, regard him adj
mraby prepared commence the duties of an instructor
of youth, and cheeriily recommend him, not only
well grounded in the several branches taught in the
lemc schools of the university, but gentleman of
blemished character and conciliatng manners.
GESSNER HARRISON
Professor of Ancient Languages.
nj. SCHELE DE WE'RE,
Professor of Modern Languages.
EDWARD III. COURTENAY,
Professor of Mathematics
WIN. B. ROGERS,
Professor of Natural Philosophy.
w. IL McGUFFEY,
Professor of Moral Philosophy.
r. L. ROGERS,
Prof. Chem and Mat Med
Jan 2-dIw&cp3w
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ID ICa AND BEAUTIFUL. GOODS to be disposed of
IL by Lottery.--l28 chances, at $40 each

No Value.
1903 ! China dinner service, Mat blue, containing
I47 pieces, each peiee different flower $500 10
$500 China dinner service, Dover green same as .
No lO3 III pieces 200 Oo
6l:,8 China dinner service, Chinese pattern, con-
timing l33 pieces 10 w
1892. China service, Mat. blue and gold, con-
tanning 50 pieces % w
1860. China tea service, vemlion and gold, con- =
tanning IS pieces 10 w
1886 China tea service, pink and gold, contain
ing SO pieces ID w
6H. China tea service, dark blue and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces 30 w
China tea service, bue raised, figured and gilt
containing S2 pieces % 90
China raban ady lace winnings IS 90
Do do do do 25 90
China Chantry's Group sleeping sisters Is 90
China Sir Robert Peel 1900
China Duke of Wellington IL O0
China Napoleon 10 90
l China Pitt in chair ~ 90
China Sir Walter Sctet in chair IL 90
China Wilberforce in chair IL w
China Charles Fox, in chair IL O0
China Greyhounds, on cushion 700
China Daniel O'Connell 90
Egyptian Obelisk, black marble 10 90
Bust of Sir Walter Scott, China bisque 2S0
l Do do do do ZU
l Girl in chair do 4 90
| Boy in chair do 400
Bust Of Lord Brougham do 2 so
Do do do z so
| India China Garden seat IL SO
| Do do do do IL 80
China chessboard painted and gold flowers IS 90
l Bust of Washington, China bisque 500
Bust of Emperor Nicholas do 500
Rutland Vase, China flowers %
Do do do do zoo
$3.50 90
\
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al
AnctonOn Tuesday, the 23d instant, shall sell at
the residence of a gentleman decning housekeeping
good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, and bureaus
Do writing desk and secretary
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Maple bedsteads and wardrobes
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Window curtains and painted shades
Mantle and other lamps, carpets and rugs
China, glass; and crockery ware
Knives, forks, spoons, walters, &c.
Cooking and other stoves with good lot of kitchen uten
sels nc.
Terms; All sums of and under $25, cash over S25,
credit OF thirty and sixty days for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN
March 2O-N Auctioneer.
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the adjournment and doubtless will he yery interesting
as discussing many points of constitutional law
The case argued for the prisoner the plaintiff in
error, by Swayne 4 Mathews, and for the State by
Stansberry attorney general Webster, am, Baber
On the points of practice the court were equally d.
vided but all the main principles which the case de-
pended being settled in favor of the prisoner the attorney
general ordered his immediate dschage-he having aS
ready laid in Jail eight months, having been unable to
procure bail II is understood that he will Immediately
resume his functions OF justice OF the peace in Fraak-
linton opposite 10 Columbian after this narrow escape
from the penitentary, the term for which he was
elected to serve for that township has expired Thus
will be that the highest judicial tribunal of the
State OF Ohio has soemnIy reafmed all the positions
laid down by the Supreme Court Of the United States
in the celebrated Prog case to masters wight to
CAPTURE his fugitive slave unimpedcd by 6t1e awS-a
matter OF universal interest to the whole Unicn and
therefore this decision via excite general stention
everywheHs. .a4 SsstE ~-1 :. l7 n ~
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Cry Posr orrrcE, Washington, D. c.,


March Is, 1917.
lIE following is the mail arrangement from this 18th
l. instant TO the 10th December nexti
The great eastern mail (for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
ork boston, &c) closes nj Il p. m daily and arrives
y a. m daily
The seconds eastern mall and great ,cesen mall close at
=. m, daily and arrive about ~ p.
The southern mail closes daily at and arrives
daily, about p. M.
G All transient newspapers, by the late law are subject
o3 cents postage, which be prepaid, they cannot
he sent The restriction and of postage apply
a handbs and circulars, printed autographed, OF
sheet in size
Letters and packets exceeding ounce, addressed
to officers soldiers the United States army, Mexico
or on its frontiers will pass free in the mas if the words
0sfong,ng 10 the army be added to the address.
Postage be paid, former rates, all newspapers
rom publishers subscribers, within well 80
miles &. X. GARDNER,
Postmaster.
'NoTE.-The mails made up on Saturday nights on this
lne COMO farther than Baltimore. March l6--6teod
(tEGON MAILs.-A mail will be despatched TO Oregon
under charge OF Mr. J. NJ Shiyely from independence,
Missouri, the 18th of April Persons DESTROYS OF
ending letters TO Oregon will forward them to Independ
enee G. JOHNSON,
Mar l5-itd Postma ser General
y EPORTERs wANTED.-The undersigned is desi-
of securing the services of several experienced
enographers during the session Congress- and will
oe happy receive communications the subject until
he LIST of August Gentlemen who reply 10 this adj
erlsement will please state qualifications and references
as fully possible. Communications TO be post paid and
addressed TO CDR. J. A. HoUsroN, NEW YoRK.'
JAMES A. HOUSTON
Il Stenographer to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1917.
Mar l5-duAug [lntel1
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TIME written signature the only safeguard against
counterfeits.The public attention is invited, and par
cnary referred to the advertisement setting forth the new
style OF labelling and the putting up ofDr. Beckwi's anti
dyspepc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyotts APP
proved an-bious pills. both OF which, it may be seem
protected from being countereited by the only safe
guard be depended uponthe SIGNATURES of the
proprietors on the label OF each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprncped
persons surely base counerfes, and will be rejected
such The pills that were in the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwiths
and Dyos anti-bous pills, is vested in the hands OF T.
W. Dyot Sons of the Columbian College, No. 1872 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will execute any orders
for the same.
Druggists and all wholesale Dealers who wish be fur
nished with the genuine pills, will be supplied the
liberal terms, by applying above. May 2l--tf
DERsONS at distance ordering tickets Ia this
great lottery, requested be particular in directing
their letters JAMES FLETCHER IL CO.,
No. Franklin Buildings, North street,
Baltimore, Maryland.