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CHAMPlON ORDER OF CLEVER FELLOWS
~ NOTlCE-A meeting will be held ON Sunday afternoon
25tn nst at O'Clock NJ the lodge Punctual
tendance requested Of member business of mpor
sce will be tansaced and also make suitable
for coalition take lace about weeks By
order of GEO. B. WOOLDRIGE. Grand Counsel
MANUs KELLY, First v. G.
JAMES MC(;owAN Second " G. iv22 3tsrc
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WAR-WAR-WA k-The celebrated Chinese Exter.
w mnator is sure death 70 Flies and Mosquitoes Ants
Reaches &c Are troubled with any of above Try
sheet OF the Extemipator cheap but remedy The
experiment will cost you only va cents We have tried it,
can be had 23i Pearl New York One hundred and
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DRUG STORE AT MIDDLETOWN, CONN-One Of
~ the best retn Drug stores the State Of Conn ccut
now offered for SALE To capable OF conducting
business andhaving small amount Of this offers
years wi be assigned The store ha. had front
the city of New York, will be operation and the
bridge question: has been decided favor of Mddleown-
all Of which will render this store valuable under
standing the business Apply either by letter
SAMUEL BOVINE, Druggist,
Inn sire New nrk
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xe THE subscribers offer for sale turnp seeds of the
"a best kinds viz :roota baga or Swedish show ball.
N red top, white globe red globe yellow globe yellow
yellow Aberdeen, fall radsh and spinach, with large
and general assortment of garden seeds Benc plant fresh
every day. Choice and fragrant flowers all Of the
DUNLAP X THOMSON,
j8 lttsm Seedsmeu aud Florists GO Broadway.
40 COUNTRY SEAT For sALE-That very de-
40 srabe residence the village Of Tarrytown West
& chester county fitted up by the late Mrs. Phillips. and
occupied for several by f. Treadwe Esq is Of
eed for sale The house. which about 46 feet by 40 with
front and we'll finished aud in good order,
wb green house attached. There also the premises
carriage house. stable house gardeners house and other
enicnt buildings The grounds about
wei locked with variety OF choice fruit trees shrub
berry and ornamental and the surpassed
w the Hudson For terms, &c. apply TO the
subacnber on the premises. - .
IA 3ot.rc. G. v b. OSTRANDER.
I'M FOR SALE OR TO LET, on the margin of the Rari
S,N N Bay Monmouth County, ". J.-karms in hieh
n> state Of cultivation. with all the outbud
Also lots from half twenty. with the advan
of fine bathing Summer residences furnished unfur
Persons DESTROYS Of carrying business IN tbs city
I'D residing ia aheahy location AT cheap rate Will find
advso,ige in consulting with the subscriber.
v. B-The aforesaid farms and lots not in Texas
Pennsylvania but within hour and half Of New York
Terms easy Titles ndsputabe EmRrn's Others wish
for gardening lots be suited Apply John veson
ESQ., S. Courandt street New York; or TO w. q Haynes,
Auctoneer Key Port, Nj All letters must be post paid
KEY Ponr. ". j. jolly 2o. lat7 jy2i 30t" rc
~ STORE AND PART OF DWELLING TO LET
.a1, ~ 81 has sl.~ e. -.
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nLEOSTATiC LAMPS.-L. Chapd.iane, No. 373 Broad
~ way has received arrivals large and splendid
sement French patent Oleostas Lamps Of different gst
loer the French Academy and the best
lamps These lamps for sale only 5 Broad
way in this city,
Also hand large Of rich plain and glass
cutlery Erandole china toilet and
ticl~ 10 the furnishing limo. miA 7nt
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General agency at the city of Washin gfon.

General agency at the city of Washington.
THE undersigned general agent notary public, and JUS
tice of the peace respectfully informs the public that
he removed his office to the building door south OF
Chubb Schenck exchange office 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, where he will promptly and
may be ntrsted Persons having claims against
the general government and who may conde them his
may rest assured that they will be speedily
attended TO.
Bounty land warrants treasury scrip will be secured
the officers and soldiers of the present and the high
est cash price obtained for the same.
The undersigned will keep his office open from 8,
until o'clock, p.
His dwelling house is Louisiana avenue nearly oppo
site the City Hail. where of pressing necessity, he
can be seen and consulted before 3, m, and after
O'Clock, p. m
Please pay the postage.
June l6-3tawIm SAMUEL STETTIN1US.
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Santa Anna has declared, through his organ the "Dia-
no." in the city of Mexico that lone whole party in the
United States (meaning the federal party fercey OPP
posed to the war;" and urges the Mexicans against
the American troops This declaration of Santa Anna
proof that he is in regular communication with his allies
(the federasts) in this country The fedeElss would
make us believe that they anxious for can honorable
peace with Mexico, when il is notorious that the trail
torke conduct of that party has had the effect of pro-
longing hostes. Had not the federass advocated the
Mexican side of the question, verify believe that can
honorable peace would have been declared before
II was the encouragement that Mexicans received, and
continue to receive, from their friends the federasts of
this country that has induced that weak people hold
out against the United States From the tone of the fed
era journals OF the United States, and the speeches of
Tory Corwin and other prominent men belonging TO that
party the Mexicans had good reason to suppose that
Americans were quarrelling among themselves Santa
Anna could declare with truth thai zone whole party
the United States hercey opposed TO the war; The
Mexicans, no doubt, expected substantial 'ad" from
their allies here and in this expectation they have not
disappointed The federass have afforded all the aad
and comfort in their power to Mexico-not, perhaps in
men and money, for they too cowardly to 90 quite
that far-but in abusing the United States and defending
the cause OF Mexico. But the blood-thirsy Mexcans
under Santa Anna and their allies the federass in this
country, combined defeat the American troops
they disgrace the United States II is all idle
attempt h.-Carliste (Pa.) Volunteer
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.r,rst Principle. Of Chemistry =,

By BENJAMIN SILLTMAN JR M. A.,
Professor Yale College Of Science applied to ic Ats.
TN department of science usually taught in col
eges and schools has there been felt such lamentabe
deficiency of textbooks in that of chemistry. None
the textbooks upon this subject in
the of teachers and for there has been
general inquiry for textbook better adapted for colleges
and higher academies than any OF those that have hereto
sliman has been induced to prepare AN elementary
work. which, have hesitation in saying, is cac ua-
ted every respect fill this long existing deficiency The
wcknown reputation of the author is in itself sufficient
guaranty of the OF the work Every sheet has pass
ed through three able hands, and TIE book has been made
in all respects complete as possible.
The work is printed in limo. form of 1872 pages, on
good paper handsomely bound and contains upwards OF
two hundred excellent illustrations descriptive of the sub
lect.
81 have examined 'Sliman's First Principles of Chem
istry and consider decidedly the best elementary work
that science with which have met, containing large
amount Of wellarranged matter in small space. The
style clear aud concise it should be in textbook,
and easily comprehensive by the beginner 1t is work
admirably adapted to the of schools and academies,
and of all who are commencing the study OF chemistry
"HENRY 5. PATTERSON, NJ. D.,
professor of Materia Medica, Pennsylvania College"
For sale by f. TAYLOR.
Price dollar. June 10.
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GEN. SCOTT's PRoCLAMATIoN.-On our first page will
be found translation from the Spanish of proclama
ton addressed from Jaapa, by Gen. Scott to the Mexican
people. Although this document has doubtless suffered
in form by this double metamophoss, yet its spirit is such
as every American patriot must approve. The general
says But governments have sacred duties, from which
they cannot depart and often these duties impose for ma
tonal reasons, silence and sometimes dspeas-
ing to the majority OF those who from views purely per-
sonal or individual, make opposition To this, govern
ment pay any regard expecting the nation to
in it the confidence merted by magistracy of their
election"
How keen and how well merted this reproof of those
OF his party who perpetuay finding fault with
their own government, and whose jaundced vision
never anything but what is wrong in the adminstra
ton of affairs and by their efforts to thwart and
barrass their own government, are continually giving
aid and comfort to the enemy. General Scott being well
informed to the great anxiety of the President and his
cabinet 10 avoid, possible with Mckee, has the
honesty and manly independence to say to the Mexican
people, and to the world that they spared resource
compatible with honor and dignity, to arrive at so de-
sirable end" But what will Mrs Grundy say
What will the wings say to this plain declaration of the
tasehood of all their reckless charges against Mr. Polk
IN reference to bringing the war; by of their prn-
cpa leaders, OF their chosen candidates for the pres
dency' Since General Scott has had the manly indie
pendence to sweep away this last refuge OF whggery and
has left them not particle OF ground which to
their cavs against the administration shall expect
shortly to him share the fate of Jonah The wings
will certainly throw him overheard
Trenton (Ienn) True american.
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at the time TO be in one of the remote provinces, saw
people running to each others houses with congratua
IONS al ms overthrow, and exuDg In the nope that ne
would yet be caught and shot They repeated doggre
rhymes IN which the one legged scoundrel" was his
most fattenng epthei Now whom did the admission
OF SANTA Anna expe IRON the country' Gen. fafeues
tie He'd, not from the Mexican people, but from santa
he knew better than did the unfortunate ofce
over whose name write gallant spirit than that
OF Paroles existed He is too brave man be long
Mexican leader. Plungng into the hottest of the fight
HIMSELF he gives his followers for etreatlng
His small person is covered with the of des
perate wounds; and OF one OF his arms. but fragment
remains. Singehanded, he has had the energy and
age TO que the mutny of Mexican garrison His wife,
of his desperate fights Although is probable
that the general result would have been changed fighting
Mexcans with Paredes even his wife at their head,
would have been very different thing to fighting them
the ndiseetio to give them 1t pretty certain Paroles
would have set the example of flight at Buena Vista
or Cerro Gordo. Nothing but revolution, dissension,
and defeat has followed the advent OF General Santa An
ma.
Although the acts of the administration those of all
human beings may be assaied for Judgment
doubts OF the integrity OF motive or the ceaness OF Judg
meat which prompts the must ARISE IN the minds
OF all independent citizens when they suggested,
motive OF policy want of patriotism among the chief
officers OF the republic To this allegation every honest
mans heart lnvolunarily gives the lie. No citizen, APP
peang to his own bosom, can believe that the President
OF the United States and the members OF his cabinet de-
sire the defeat and disgrace of their country. On the
contrary, he must feel that, citizens and men, they
are equally with any, alive to its interests and to its
cesses in our present contest with vicious and
faithess nelghbor; WHILE the agents of its policy
they have additional interest in all that its
glory and renown. Yet do daily hostility to the
success of the charged upon the administration
Such charges too much for the creduty of the most
violent though honest opponent OF the administration,
and evidences of the spirit and judgment with which
the administration is measured TANNING
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The President and Gen. SAINT. Anna.

Hoping and believing that my countrymen, whatever
their alliance of party can patriots look upon national
measures independent of the one-sded views presented
by partisan presses venture to lay before them few
of the Mexican alude to the consent OF the gov
eminent to the admission OF General Santa Anna INTO
Mexico There is no act for which the President has
been censured and dculed yet is there none in
correct estimate of Mexican character of the military
character OF General Santa Anna himself The results
have many respects, if not in ALL justified that estimate
To those whose lot has been cast in Mexico is often
amuslng and sometimes painful TO witness among our
own people the false reasonings, based upon false Inn
pressions applied the Mexican population, institutions,
and officers II is natural We from those OF our
country to Theirs and it is difficult for citizen OF
this Union to imagine to understand when laid before
him, the degradation OF Mexico and In making up a
vices which are essential to the character None have
proted much by these difficulties of Judgment as Gen
Santa Anna, who has, with us, been graiItously en-
dowed with the character of gallant if not that OF a
chvarc, chiefs whereas, at home he known as chief
from his the national vices, and Tor years
the Inconsistency of his courage has been the subject of
popular talk. From the battle OF ToIome, at which
he defeated, q think in 1922 down to the pres
ent time, he has never, even among his own people,
gained battle, excepting when he has been enabled to
purchase a part of the opposing army. Going before
recent events know the result OF San Jacinto
and know his conduct when captured there we also
know the fate of the last battle of his contest with
Paredes after which he fled his country Then why IS
horde of banditt, which, receiving no pay from gov
eminent having revenue, IS necessarily thrown upon
robbery for the means OF support. BY such OF the
Mexican people are not IN some way cchhecteu
with the military, he is detested and Is, perhaps me
only politician who in the event of decided overthrow
at home runs the risk of losing his life. Nothing could
exceed the enthusiasm of hate by which he was forced
to fly his country at the time OF his late exile Happening
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DO recefVeu Office the
l. James River and Kanawha Company in Richmond
Virginia. until the 18th July for the construction OF
three stone dams James river, the line COM
panys canal between Lynchburg and the mouth of North
river The first of said dams will be about 81 feet and
400 feet long, and situated about miles above Lynchbu
the second will be about Is feet high and $40 long, and
situated about miles west of ynchburg the third will
about ~ feet high and 300 feet long, and situated about
miles west OF Lynchburg. The foundations of these dams
are of rock and the superstucures will be required be
raised high as owwaer level during present sea
Plans of said works be and specifications thereof
obtained at the companys office Richmond or at the
subscribers office said line above Lynchburg and
ter the LIST of July WALTER GWYNN
n, Chief Engineer James River and Kanawha Co.
RICHMOND, May "a. 1917. MAY 27--c2,u,I2I
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SOMETHING NEW.
HJlcr,s !S0rsup0y-tLIQ Mead.

TINE subscriber has the pleasure of announcing to the
i Washington public (Which has so Literally patronizcd
his SopA WATER during the last two summer Tint he has
time and money, experimenting, in producing beverage
which fully equals (und by those who have tried bo' said
to surpass ) the far famed Baltimore Mead
While is refreshing and delicious, the Mead is not only
and harmless, but highly Alternative and purify
in its character. Ii is exharatng soda water
tan noursment sufficient to render 1t alone capable of
sustaining lie Tor any iens Oh ume peing ~ once oo.h
popular
The subscriber devoes his personal attention the prep
OF this mead, which is sold only his establish
ment. +. w FULLER,
Proprietor and inventor,
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and i2th street.
-ll,E
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VULCAN WORKS, late "Watchman's Engine Fac
tory"-The subscribers having taken the above esab-
lishmcnt with all its valuable patterns and machinery,
from John Wachman, prepared to execute orders
Tor the articles mentioned below, from any part of the Uni
ted States They will manufacture marine and stationery
engines. machinery for grist mills, mills, rolling
and sugar mills, blowing cylinders, cylinder and tubular
boilers locomotive engines, cars, cawhees and trucks
and all descriptions OF machinery and castings.
All orders by letter person attended TO with punctu
atty and despatch. MURRAY ~ HAZLEHURST.
Baltimore, June l6-law6wcp
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PRINTERS JOINER.

WILLIAM INGMAN, Cabinet Maker, Carpenter, and
W. Printers Joiner is prepared, short notice, to
make order printers furniture for Office and bndery
Guiding gaeys stands press-boards cutting
&c Venetian blinds and other window ventilators fur
nished TO order.
o. Shop 10th west between Pennsylvania
and
Orders left with B. Honans, auctioneer or VIM. Noel
blind-rnaker, will be attended to.
June l5-1aw4w
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w. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste. Rrana.
Cocoa Shells, &c.-To merchants and consumers who
would purchase the best products of the free from
adueraton, more nutritious than coffee. and In
quality unsurpassed the subscriber recommends the above
articles manufactured by himself. His broma and
PASTE as delicate, paiaabe and sauurry drinks for nva
lids, convaescens and others pronounced by the
eminent physicians superior other preparations His
manufactures always SALE in quantity by the
most respectable grocers in the eastern cities
and by his agents, Messrs Hawes Gray Co., Boston;
James NJ Bunce IL Co., Hartford Connecticut Hussey
Murray New York Grant ~ Stone, Philadelphia; Thos.
Ohio. WALTER BAKER,
April 2l-2awIm WAS Dorchester, Massachusetts.
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Nv X. ". DYER, .gsctsoneer.

an THURSDAY EVENING next, at halEpast four
" o'clock, shall sell my auction store, for cash.
of whom it may concern
superior gold lever watches and gold guard chains
Very handsome set of pearl ornaments, consisting of
headband earring, breastpin &c.
Handsome diamond ring, pearl card-case, and several
other articles of jewelry.
June I'D X. W. DYER, Auctioneer,
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Sugar Lands.

A NDREW j. POWELL, Donaldsonve, La, agent for
"A the purchase of sugar in Louisiana would
spectluly offer his services gentlemen wishing pu.
chase sugar in louisiana He has had expert.
of many years surveyor in the State, thereby
qurng familiar knowledge of the lands in the sugar dis
trcts and the advantageous purchases that be made
whether improved wild lands But moderate
charge will be made where information is furnished
June 2-lm
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DENTAL sVRGERrr

=, or " ii. VAN PATTEN, M. ID.
'c''he'' once and residence door Todd's Hat
Store, near Browns H1te
ROANDAN0' sirs HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
- nearly opposite Coleman's hotel, has n number OF
rooms which she would be pleased to or
transient boarders among them Several very fine front
rooms. Terms moderate. Jnne
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Rouse up-rouse up-awake-arise,
Men of this glorious land
The God of Battles, in your cause,
Has barred his red right hand
He leads your towering eagles on,
As Israel's hosts he led
His arm sustained tn unequal fight,
Till the conquered legions fled
AS on our languid squadrons moved,
Beneath an arid sky,
The mountains filed above their heads,
The earth beneath them dry
That Power who caused, of old, the food
From Horebs rock to burst,
Poured down tn unttniely ain from heaven,
And slaked their burning thirst.
At Palo Altos spreading plain
Resaca's bloody fights
On Buena Vista's glorious day,
On Cerro Gordo's height
At Monterey, and Vera Cruz,
The stars and stripes unfurled,
Proclaimed the justice of our canse
To astonshed world
The shining hosts of Heaven once grieved
Over a traitors birth,
And treason, from that day, has roamed
In every land on earth
IL roams abroad in this fair land
New Arnolds here we see,
Eager to sell their brethren's blood,
dnd aid an enemy,
Rouse, patriots--rous e-awake-arise,
Aud with one voice proclaim,
That all the world may hear and know,
Each traitors backened naine
And while you doom the vampire host
To fill the towards grave,
Bring wreaths OF flowers and laurels green,
And heap them on the brave,
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NTARRIED.
To Claimants, &c.

In this city Tuesday the 18th by the Rev Mr. sHRAs
DR.. JOHN L. FOX u s. Navy, to ELIZABETH A. daughter
commodore CHARLES MoRR
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CSUPERIOR FARINA COLOGNE.-An additional sup
- ply of very superior German Cologne, from the ceebra
ted dstery of Farna Just received for sale by the box
single bottle, Statoners Hall, Pennsylvania
two doors east of 18th street. WIN. FISCHER.
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/ MON Company, md Union Potomac Company
~ meeting OF the stockholders of the abovenamed cor
Panes will be held Monday, the 18th of July next N ~
city OF Washington for the election oil president ana "
rectors Of each respectively, for the ensuing year.
June 5-law4w
Baltimore Republican and Argus and Richmond Bnqll
please copy and send bill Duff Green Washington
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THE Directors of this institution this their annual
nouncement, state with pleasure that they continue
receive into the lnnary all classes opariens except such
as may be afflicted with smallpox or insanity.
Three Sisters OF Charity continue reside in the building
and give their undivided attention to the nursing and
forts of the sick.
In the absence of the attending physicians and surgeons
who visit daily at IL O'clock three resident students m
constant attendance. Private patients may be admitted
under the special care Of amy physician Of the District the
In consequence OF the present high prices OF provisions
the charges for board win be follows:
For private patients Sc per week
Mania potu So to SO do
Patients in the public wards 81 do
Marine patients (sent by govenmenD SO do
In every instance the board to be paid weekly in advance
to the sister superior.
The Directors of the nrnary will be responsible ~
any debts contracted on their without written on
der from the dean of the faculty
1t is due to the Sisters of Charity state that they reqe
special attention to the above nnary regulations which
they cheerfully accord their support
DIRECTORS
Dr. Thomas Miller, DIR. Joshua Riley,
Lr. J. M homas, DIR. j. Fred May,
DIR. VIM. p. Johnston DR. Grafton TYLER,
DIR. Chas. G.. Page, DR. Leonard d. Gale.
June 9--3t WIN. p JOHNSTON NJ D. Dean.