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Treasury DEPARTMENT, February 3, 1917.
CEAIED proposals will he received until the tenth day oil
y April next, ncusve for loan OF eighteen millions OF
dollars under the OF the 23th January last authorizing
issued under said payable two after the date OF
said notes. with interest the of six cent per an
num- PAYABLE emi-annually The bids in all cases, must
be unconditional, and without any reference TO the sup
posed bids Of others, they may be considered Tue
bids should distinctly, in all cases. the premium Of
red No bid will be received below par To give an OPP
pouny all persons participate IN the investment OF
funds in these noieswhich account OF the privilege OF
unding, may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids viii be received for the lowest denomination oil notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money he paid, not to be required to
anticipate the of the government, allow any inter-
est until the money actually paid. The money payable
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States, the of the mint at Philadelphia, OF
Boston, New York, Charleston, or ST.
Louis. X. J. WALKER,
Feb 9-dIwSwtl0A Secretary of the Secretary.
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March IL. 1917.

IL medic which only but prevents disease
arabe great results and equally calculated TO be safely
ul and dangerous seated bilious disorder is and
also well of the seeming insignifieance OF its first
warnings or incpiency. The Individual suffering from
slight pains in his chest back, stomach or from occa-
sonal nausea dull headache extreme nervousness sleep
essness uing prcvarication of appetite and other dsa
greeabe vistaiions commonly and ooshy looked upon
unnpor,ant, may not know that these symptoms treat
ed conemp uousv, the consequences of diseased
state the liver which, IL not remeded will lead either
speedy death long train OF unbearabe Ills which are
dizziness slow evers, epilepsy asthma, dropsy rheuma
sn, chloass CONCLUSIONS nausea, nervousness, cramps
a Mysteries curvy loul stonach dry coughs, glandnaf
affections, colds, lingering Threats, various disoganz
tons of the great intestine, structures and spasmodc
plants internally eruptons, sorness OF breath, heartburn
neuralgia, vital inflammation, iaiuence gastric ievers Ne
Sometimes, too there ensues irregular action OF the
heart. Take these pills and suffer no more:
WYATT IL KETCHUM
I2I Fulton st., N Y, General Agents aud sold by
CHARLES STOTT,
March I3-Jn Washington, ID. G.
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LEATHER MAIL. BAGS

The body of the pouches is be made of good and sub
stanai bag leather, well tanned weighing for Nos and
not less than and for the smaller not less
than ounces TO the square toot the bottom and flap 10
be OF good sssng leather, well tanned and the
10 be well and strongly secured with the best iron rivets,
HORSE MAIL BAGS (IN sADDLE-BAGs FoRM)
Size No Body 6 inches long, and 40 inches in circum-
Size No Q Body "A inches long, and at widest parts SO
Size No. Body, ~ inches long, and 30 inches in crcum
Ends or bottoms of size No, !, y by "a inches.
Do DO do No. No Z 2 u u BY BY y y DO DO
The horse-mal bags are to be made of good and sub
sanal bag leather well anned weighing not less than
strongly sewed or if rveed TO be so done neither to
Proposals for furnishing mail bags and pouches, made Of
waterproof canvass, of India rubber, may be
CURED for peculiar service, will be also received and
The mail bags above described comprise three distinct
classes, Wis Common bags leather mail bags, and
therefore required for EACH specifying price OF each
bag of the sizes and kinds above described.
Improvements in the construction OF OF these bags
the materials thereof win be received and their val
and adaptation the service, well price, will be
taken into consideration in determining the lowest and best
9;- All the articles contracted for be delivered free
aee Boston, 1 e Bamo
Pisbug, Louisville, Nashville, and Huntsville; and bids
viii be received for the supply needed for each OF these
The bags be rigdly inspected and none will be
mems standard articles. After inspection and reception
they TO be paid for by the department..
No proposals will be considered, ii not accompanied
with samples showing the construction and quality of ma
terals and workmanship proposed and also with evidence
of the competency and ability Of the bidder to execute the
work according to contract. The specimens must be
delivered this department before the LIST of May
and will form in connection with the proposals, the
basis of the contracts which to be entered into on Or
before the 1st day of June next, the bidder bidders
chosen will be required give bond, with sufficient
tes TO be so certified to by the postmaster ohe place where
in they resde) in sum of money double the amount OF
contract for faithful performance of the obligations
tered into.
The proposals should be endorsed: Proposals for mail
bags" and be addressed to thu Postmaster General.
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
The National Intelgencer, Washington city; Boston
Post; New York Globe Pennsyanian, Philadelphia The
Argus Baltimore The Louisville Democrat; Nashville
Union, and Cincinnati Enquirer will publish the above
once a week for four weeks. March 27-law1w
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TO sUBsCRIBERs.

The will be ensrod upon books unless the
pay msnt OF the suts< ription DO nade In advance.
Distant Subscribers ard by letter. the postage
which viii b. paid by and all risk By ourselves IN s
iaie transmsson.
The COUNTRY PAPER published hi wsskly daring IL
sons Of Congress. sem weekly during the
Subscriptions peodess than will be received eoems
proportioned to the above annual rates
of remittance er nQboezp
IONS or Advertisements will be sufccnt receipt hsrebr 1hs
notes Of any specie paying bank will be received.
fosrNASrEnS and by Sand
g ns swh DAILY Subscribers with $50 enclossd; Aye 1eMi
ErAf subscribers with enclosed; five WEEKLY sub
serDs with $40 enclosed will be entitled the
edition as 'hey furnish us subscribers for, gratis
fess ri
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WOOD AND COAL,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
- tile Clerk Of the House of Representatives the United
Staes, until Friday the Both of April inst, II o'clock,
r.lian for the furnishing for the of said House,
of TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF THE BEST HICKO-
RY WOOD saving the into lengths of feet, and
depositng il in the vaults of the Capitol.
Scaled proposals will also be received the place,
and until the time, for furnishing TWO HUNDRED
TONS OF THE BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, well bro
ken and screened TO be deposited in the vaults of the Capt.
toll.
Said wood and coal to be measured and weighed the
expense OF the person furnishing the same, and to be de-
red and packed away before the first day of October
next. b. b. FRENCH,
April 2-dtd Clerk House Reps u. s.
[Intel.1
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March I3-3rn

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nencng on Monday April g. will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday the moderate rate OF SO year;
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Devoted of democracy liberty OF religion, ana
social columns will contain the most exact
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formation and original literary works OF the best writers OF
both worlds consisting productions unpublished even IN
France scientific, AGRICULTURAL CRITICAL ana oher articles
together with the Paris fashions, nc.
he price, both of subscription and advertising
,o.her with lie quantity and interest of the contents OF
this paper advantages possessed by no other OF the same
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Agent, o,. 49,. ., Az - D ~, ~
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CURRAN's Speeches, volume octave, new English
Il edition. with portrait Sheridan's Speeches, volume
octave London edition, 1915 Speeches oil Lord Erskine,
new edition. London, 1916, volume octnvo Speeches OF
the Earl of Chatham, volume octave, London, lol3 Be-
ect Speeches of George Canning volume octave Speech
es Wndam and Huskisson together IN volume oct',
yo Speeches of Phillips Curan, and Grattan, together in
vol oc Speeches Of Chatham, Burke Erskine, and Mack
intosh together in volume Select Speeches OF Patrick
ton Governeur Morris, Josiah Quincy, Castor, Pnkney,
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
sedgwick volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
of Daniel d. Barnard volume Speeches OF c. Calhoun,
volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes
Speeches of Henry Clay, volumes and many others,
numerous the limits of an advertisement, many OF them
imported from London Direct by F. TAYLOR,
Jan II Bookseller, Washington
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

DARNES & MITCHELL, at their new Dry Goods Store
ID doors east of d. Clageu Co., Pennsylvania ave-
nue. are in receptof extensive and complete sup
ply of cheap spring goods, large majority of which hav
places, will be sold least twenty-five per cent less than
those bought in the regular way. We would respect
10 tleir interest buy of will be ours sell The
goods. We name, in part the following, vizi
cases, 5000 yards fine French lawns, at is cents per
yard olhan;lsone STYLE and colors warranted to wash
eases, 1000 yards, A wide French Organdie do at
case 1900 yards rich embroidered lawns, entirely
eases, 800 yards lawn ginghams unusually cheap
3 cnses, 1900 yards handsome style Manchester and
case, 1000 yards, linen gnghams, some among the
case 800 yards, new and handsome style borgess.
j case, 1900 yards, French balzarine
iOpieces new and handsome style Monterey mousse
2casos and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses
10 pieces handsome style wash silks, very cheap
10 do do raw silk paids
II do handsome spring style fancy dress silks
Is do Bregour plads, new and handsome article
for dresses
% % Do Do /. h'm M 'FP Isnc fa ssiRnz
Also 5000 yards, fancy prints, of new and
In mourning goods, have Just received
30 pieces alpacns at prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Lupin's black and bue-black bombasinsl
Is do black bereges and balzarines plain, satin
10 do black and white balzarine lawns, beautiful in
style
25 do plaid and striped black and white ginghams,
uncomnonly cheap
Love wells and handkercheis, &c.
% dozen linen-cnmbric hankerchiefs, at l2t cents
Likewise acompete assortment OF every other price
30 dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Gloveskid silk Isle, thread cotton, and every other
kind
Also misses gloves
Ribands French flowers, for bonuets, &c.
In hosieries we have an assortment OF every kind
$50 pieces Irish linens, bought very cheap, and will be
sold at small profit
Also, linen shcetings, table diapers, birdeye diapers,
Russia diaper, and every other article that can be
called for in linen goods
100 pieces plain, PLAID, and striped Swiss, null book,
and aconet musins, in prices from l2h to 5t cents
per yard
In slawls our assormcntis complete, embracing
White and colored embroidered Canton Grape
Satn-stripe berege, thread wood
Plain black, and coored silk, with many other kinds
too numerous TO mention
The ladies will please favor us with call
March 3I-3tawU BARNES ~ MITCHELL.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

ToIIN HANDS. formerly connected with the wel-known
of the travelling public his newly opened establish
ment, the ''Mansion House, which has been fitted up in
style of neaness and comfort unsurpassed by any other
hotel of the description in the city elsewhere The
Mansion House, avonby known Y former days as Full
ers Hotel pleasantly situated Pennsylvania avenue,
within few rods OF the Treasury Department. and at n
convenient distance of the principal banking houses and
other places of business Persons having business with the
Departments will find this location superior TO other in
the city, while in all that pertains to the comforts and luz
ury ofthe table, regularity of attendance and everything
essential to the welIbeng of vsers, expense will be
spared render the Mansion House truly eligible place
of residence for families well single gentlemen. The
proprietor would especially call the attention of officers OF
the army and navy whom these localities have always
been fvorite place of lnrng their residence in
Washington. With view of deserving continuance OF
their avors, many Improvements have been made, and
new added enable them TO realize nj
the Mansion House all those conveniences which they
might expect in establishment aiming to combine the
requisites ola rsaie public hotel with the attractions o!
gcnteel private residence - -
JOHN HANDS, Washington.
~ B. Porters always in attendance the arrival oil the
cars convey baggage free of charge March 3J-eoiw
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New Music-Just received,

TINE following new music is this day received and for
l. sale at Stationers Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
doors east of 18th street. WIN. FISCHER.
Oh no, we never mention her; arranged n waltz.
Moscow waltz; arranged for the piano
Carnival OF Paris-gnllop by Strauss
Nightingale waltz; arranged for the piano
The home that love arranged a waltz by Whit,
Angelo waltz by L. L. White
Rory OMore; arranged a waltz
New stop waltz; by Carlo Rosalia
Scigh-beli waltz by Brcher
Six Tyroenn waltzes by Hunter
The Duoro values by Labitzkey
Athletic waltzes by J. p Orcway
Invitation to waltz; by Hunter
Watcher quick step; by White
Royal irish march; by Stephen Glover
General Taylor,s quick step; by A. g.. Pickens
Mountain maids quick step; arranged by Burdett
Diaboque quick steps composed by Bolmnn.
Apr
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72l BROADWAY, New YORK,
H.. X. .uOuuOf, PrOprfeEOr.

NIS hotel situate in the upper and fashionable part oil
Broadway has been enlarged, now to be the most
extensive that exists. ~ .
The convenience, beauty and saubrity of its position
have caused its accommodations to be monopo-
lied by permanent residents of the city, as to exclude the
travelling public from participating in its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view apart for transient visitors suites OF parors and
bedrooms be retained at all seasons exclusively for them
Families from aar will find the choicest accommo-
aons of this hotel constantly apart for them and every
attention will be paid render 1t AS attractive to the tran
sn visitor US proved those who residing in the
city of New York. have constantly since its first opening,
honorel ID with their selection combining all the lux,-
RES OF tile best European hotels with the advantages OF its
location Hifh No-N"
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The Pennsylvania Literary, Scientific, and Military
Collegiate Instttute,

CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the public thai
l J the spring term OF this institution viii commence on
Monday the 18th of April under his personal supcrnend
ence assisted by faithful and competent teachers.
with the addition of the practical Mathematics Civil and
Military Engineering and full course oil military selehce
both theoretical and practical = g.
ure for rooms washing, fuel and lights are one hundred
and fity-one dollars per annun oil ioIty-iour week.
those who attend to charged four dollars per quar-
TER or twelve dollars for four successive quarters
Tuition and contingent expenses for day scholars, eight
dollars and twenty-five cents per quarter
Students admitted at any time.
Moratorium and French viii be taught to those who
wish study them
For further information apply TO Captain Partridge, "a
I,rr sburp. after The LIST of April. March A-wwO
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N'TANDAIiD Authors, repr

STANDAItD Authors reprinted-Fne per and rye
- type in large twelve volumes. Just imported from
LONDON by L. FAYLOR--
Memoirs of Count Grammont and the Court of Charles
the Second, by Anthony Count Hamilton-l volume ST 25
Schlers History of the Thirty Years War; Schiers His
tory of the Revolt of the Netherlands, and other historical
works of that auihor-2 volumes, So So
Life OF Lorenzo de Medic by Roscoe volume, 81 25
Schelegrl's Philosophy of Hisory-l volume, 81 Is.
Schoolgirls Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
craure-l volume, 81 rs.
Lille and Certificate of Pope Leo the Tenth by Roscoe
2 volumes 81 90.
Mgnets History of the French Revolution, 1889 1871
volume, 81 25.
Beckman's History of Inventions Discoveries, and ORR
gins volumes, 50 So April z.
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y = IIIVIIIt INIr
Iothstreet, between + and @.

TUsT arrived. that much sought-Hfter quality OF
j white pine, "A merchantable and panel seasoned
few barrels of calcined plaster
Hemlock fencing rails - ;,
Together with some seasoned IL select culls
The above is lust landing Those who want to buy cheap
will find an advantage give call before y leu
into the yard TO be Piled. Join FUN
Lumber yard, on 7th street, near Centre maiAe'
Mar 26-eo3tS law3w
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ATIIE late residence of Mr. Armied, Prince street,
s in Alexandria. The house is brick, built OF the best
materials handsomely finished, and wearranged for COM
and convenience contains fifteen rooms, most oil them
large aud airy, and has wide hall through the centre
Ouhouses brick covered with metal consisting, in
range of wood and washhouses cstern above ground
two banning and dressing rooms On the opposite
wing and in the brick two-sory
double house tor servants. 80
The ower-gardens extend from Patrick to Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive
IL is considered by many, the handsomest and most de-
srable residence in the District.
II win be sold low and on accommodating terms, ap
nlication to WM ID. MUTT,
Sept. 2j-d At the Treasury Department
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t~AAS SAAtS.--Iniendng west, wish dis
pose OF my very valuable property situated street.
a few doors from the War Department; part of which is
occupied NJ present by Commodore Bolton private
Residence the other part adjoining, present occupied by
myself as residences grocery store, and butter depot the
Duter vault Is one OF the best in the city, and in good
neghborlood for retailing butter and groceries Also. lot
and Improvements 18th street.
Any person persons wishing purchase will please
call on Mr. Stnisaus Murray, myself The property
viii be shown by al any time
APP 2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS,
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HARTyyELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Lhesn ADORE scpcth, door to The Masonic HaN,
Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refIrnshed,
L and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
to his visters every comfort and conveniene. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well ms the private ordi-
nary for ladies, large and convenient The parlors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the most modern
style This house being in central position, the propre
tor socs continuance of pubic favor, pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
n B. bath house is attached to the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canbc had any hour
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In WORCESTER COUNTY Counr, Nov. term, 1876

In WoRcEsrER COUNTY CouRT, Nov. term, 1876.
To wit. February the 8th 1917. )
TN the matter OF the petition OF benjamin Davis, for
i the Lewiston of the re; whereof William White
died, seized
The commissioners heretofore appointed for the purpose
Of making division of said real having made return
that the is susceptible of division among all the
parties interested into division OF two or more parts
and The said return having been confirmed by the said court
therefore, this eighth day February eighteen hundred
and fortyseven, ordered by the said that notice be
given Major White, Margaret White and John White
ton of the commissioners, and who absent out of Wo
caster county, by causing copy OF this order to be pub
hed for least successive weeks before the day here
matter mentioned in newspaper, published in the
city of Washington that the second day of May term nex
hath been appointed for said parties toappear make te
election according the OF assembly in such made
and provided.
Test: EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy, test: EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk
March 6--faw4w.
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VALUABLE Improved Property at Private Sale
Will be sold very low private saie the third and
fourth those eesory brick houses, known by the
of the Six Buildings, square Mo- a. fronting 25a feet each
on Pennsylvania avenue, with depth of lot OF l2o feet.
For terms, &c., (Which will be libera) inquire OF
ROBERT w. DYER,
Mar 26-eo2wif Auctioneer and Com. Mer
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49, FOR RENT.-A commodous threc-story bricK
;iH house, with convenient back buildings and smoke
W.X honse situated within a few PAGES of tho Capto
square, and in healthy position. The rent will be very
moderate. GEO WATTERSTON.
Jan 22--eou
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n TOURNINGi GOODS.-We have opened a large
lNI sortment omournng goods imported the present
son. We have
so pieces Lupin's bombasns, all Nos.
10 do do summer do very fine
s do do French ustres
10 do do plain black Berege
5 do satin, plaid and striped do do
10 do extra fine plain black mousselnes
20 do veil grapes, all qualities
20 do black kid gloves
2 black Grenadine shawls
2 do do Hermann
new-style black Berege silk fringe.
With many other necessary articles, which will offer
mt the lowest possible prices.
All goods sold house warranted be stated,
taken back. ID CLAGETT q co.
March 25-2fif
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CT. JosEPHs ACADEMY for Young Ladies, near

INT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY Tor Young LnuIcs, near
- Emmitsburg, Frederick county, Nd conducted by the
Sisters of Charity
The course OF instruction. besides NIL the branches of a
good English education includes History, Mythology Nat
nra and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Algebra
and Geometry The French Spanish, German, Italian,
and Latin languages taught also vocal music, and the
harp guitar and piano drawing and painting and all the
varieties of plain and ornamental needlework.
The for board and tuition including all the ordna-
branches OF educaon also washing and mendng, bed
and bedding. and medical attendance, $3.50 per an
num-
For further particulars apply to 'The Mother Superior,
ST Joseph's House, En- nitisbiru." Mar lS-3w