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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1877.
S,EALED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
- April next, Inclusive for loan of eighteen millions OF
dollars under the the 18th January last authorizing
issued under said act payable two after the date OF
said notes, with interest at the rate OF SIX per cent per an
num- payable annually The bids in all cases, must
be unconditional and without any reference TO the sup
posed bids Others or they may be considered The
bids should distinctly, in all cases. the premium of
tered No bid will be received below par. To give OPP
pounty all persons participate in the investment OF
funds these noeswhich account of the privilege OF
funding may hereafter materially enhanced in value
bids will be received the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, as well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid not to be required 10
anticipate the wants of the government or allow any inter
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States the of the mint at Phadelpha or OF
Boston, New York, Charleston St.
Louis. X. j. WALKER,
Feb 9-dlwtwtlOA Secretary of the Secretary.
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Sawyer and 81 John of Ohio Douglass Fickln and Nc
Cemand OF Illinois; Owen and Wick OF Indiana Strong
OF New York, and Chapman, of Michigun.l
YEAS--Messrs. Abbott, John Quincy Adams Anderson
Arnold Ashmun, Benio Blanchard, BrinkcrloH Batting
ton W Villain W. Campbell, John ii. Campbell, Carroll,
Danah, DeIano DE Mou, Dillingham;, Dixon, Dunlap Ed
SAIL Ellsworth John H. Ewing, Faan, Foor, Foster Erie
Garyn. Glddings Gooeyear Gordon. tirinnell, Grover
Hale ianiin Hampton, iaper, Henley, Henry, Hoge, f.
b. Holmes, liongh. John w Houston, Samuel d. Hubbard
Hudson Hmgeriod, Washington Hunt James b. Hunt j.
lngersol Jenkins james IL Johnson, Kennedy. Daniel
r King Preston King, Lawrence Levin, Lewis Maclay
McCleand, NcCrnte, Joseph j. Mcdowell, McC;aughey
Mcyame Marsh, Miller, Moseley, Mooion Nven, Norris
Perril Petit Pollock, Ramsey, Rahbun, Ripley, Ritter
Julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Root Runk, Russell
Sawtee Scamnon. Schenck, Seaman Severance Truman
smith, Albert Smith, Thomas Smith. Caleb Il. Smith,
Stewart, Strohm, Sykes Benjamin Thomp
19n James TRSmpson Thurman Tilden vsnce vino
throp, Wood, Woodruff, Woodwork, Wright, and Yost-
lI5
NAYS.-AIessrs. Stephen Adams Atkinson, BnningeI
Bowdon, Bowin, Boyd, BTockenbronvn, Brodhead' Ma.
Brown, w illiam G Brown, Burt, John q. Chapman Au
gstus A. Chapman, Reuben Chapman, Chase, Chipn,an
clarke, Cobb, G9ckt, Constable Cornell Grozicr Gnllon
Doehe Do"sass pomgoos, Elicit 'I Ean s,' Edwin H.
Ewing, Ficklin Gentry, Graham, Grder, Harason Har-
manson billiard, Isaac f. Holmes, Hopkins George s.
Houston, Edmund W. HUBBARD, Hunter CharesJ lngersol
Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson George w. JONES' Sea
Lyon, Long, Lumpkin, MCLEAN, McClernand, MCDANIEL
James Nc Dowell, McHcnry, Mckay John p Martin Bar
clay Martini Morris, Morse Newton, Owen, Parish Payne
pendIeton, Perry, Phelps Pilsbuy, Reid Re, Rhcu
Sims, Simpson, stanton, Stephens, ST. John, Strong
Ihibodaux, Thomasson, jacob Thompson, Tbbaus
Toombs, Towns, Tredwny, Tnimbo Wick, Woodward
and Ioung-lO6
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thnW street ADORE ecenfh ner door 10 The Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA
TS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reiumished,
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nary for ladies, large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up the modern
style This house being central position, the propre
tor socs continuance of public favor, pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared them
every luxury the city affords.
N B. bath house is attached to the hotel where
and cold baths canbe had ut any hour
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NOTE,

1.-THE vote taken ON Mr.. WuMors anne ldment on
Monday February Is, 1871. 1t was adopted by the follow
ing vote
Every member from the southern States voted against il,
ana every member from the north voted In its favor
Messrs Brodhead, Black Erdman, Charles j. ngcrso aud
McCleani OF Pennsylvania Cunningham Morris, Parish,
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The Pcnnsylvania Literary, Scientific, and Militia
Collegiate Institute.

Al Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the public that
~ the spring term of this institution will
Monday, the 18th OF April under his personal snpentend
ence, assisted by faithful and competent teachers.
The institution will include the full collegiate course,
with the addition of the practical Mathematics Civil and
Military Engineering, and , military science,
both theoretical and practical.
The expenses for tuition, room rent board of lrni
ure for rooms, washing fuel, and lights hundred
and titypne dollars per annum of forty-four weeks.
Music and iencng extra branches for each of which
those who attend to them charged four dollars
ter or twelve dollars for four successive quarters.
Tuition and contingent Tor day scholars eight
dollars and twenty-five cents per quarter.
Students admitted at any time.
NorE.Ciennan and French will be taught those who
wish To study Them
For further information apply Captain Partridge
Harrisburg, after the lst of April. March 0-w6w
NEW SPRING GOODs.-We have received a portion
IN spring supply of staple and fancy goods will
be receiving daily for the next week. We have now
open
Rich new style of bereges
Do do do printed French iaconets
Do do do do do inuslins
Rich embroidered batste robes
Do printed do
Printed Fouard silks
Plaid Foulards, &c.
A great variety OF elegant black silks.
| attention
Our goods purchased directly from importers which
enables - offer goods at lower prices than they be
bought in Washington and, being determined keep
the high standing oour house for superior goods and low
prices, say that all who favor with call will
surely be suited
March lS-3tif D. CLAGETT " co.
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IL WORCESTER COUNTY CouRT, Nov. term, 1916
To wit. February the 9Th, 1917
ffero nf nint

To wit, February The Sth 1917.
the matter OF the petition Of Benjamin Davis for
i the Lewiston of the real whereof William White
died, seized.
The commissioners heretofore appointed for the purpose
OF making division OF said real having made return
that the same is susceptible of division among all the
and the said having been confirmed by the said court;
1t therefore, this eighth day oFebruay eighteen hundred
and ioysevcn ordered by the said court that notice be
parties entitled to elect take said real estate the vaa
uon OF the commissioners and who absent ont of Wor-
e'er county, by causing copy of this order TO be pub
shed Tor at least four weeks before the day here
matter mentioned, in some newspaper, published In the
Sy OF Washington, that the second day OF May term next
hah been appointed for said parties oappear make their
election according to the act OF assembly in such made
and provided
Test: EDWARD d. MARTIN, Clerk
True copy, test EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk
March 6--IaWIur.
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tHosE wishing 10 write to their friends In Csiifor-
ma, can take the opportunity of writing through the
a 10 Oregon, previously advertised All letters for Cali
oTna must be prepaid 80 cens-and they will b. for
msqed TO the place of destination. No printed matter
u oe received through this mail, except slips from
papers enclosed in letters / M SlIIVEI.Y
-HaIch zz-3l IostmnsteT AT AstorIa OREGON.
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IAaif Sections and Quarter Sections
occupy In THE West O Tcxns.

d ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.--The absence of number Of
settlers allows offer during the wear 1877 800 acres
Of the best land to families, and l60 single
The colony OF Castro whose prosperity is well
Casrovllc contains 200 inhabitants. The village
OF ui nine miles from Castrovlle, numbers 80 families
The Vandenbelg, five miles further the road Mexico
80 families. Similar establishments are successfully in
progress the vast circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references TO HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator of the Colony, Casrovle Texas
March I-2am6rn* MAT lntel
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(NT JOSEPHS ACADEMY for Young Ladies',
~ Emm tsburg, Frederick county Md, conducted 10y the
Sisters of Charity.
The of instruction. besides all the branches OF
good English education, includes History Mythology Nat
ura 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 pianos drawing and painting, and all the
varieties of plain and ornamental needlework.
The for board and tuition including all the oriina
ry branches of education also washing and mending bed
and bedding. and medical attendance $50 per
For further particulars apply The Mother Superior
ST. Joseph's House, Einmittsburg' Marl8-3w
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- medicine which only cures but prevents disease
capable of great results and equally calculated to be 50 ey
used for apparently small We all know how dread
full and dangerous seated bilious disorder is and we are
also well of the seeming nsignifcance of
warnings ncipency The individual suffering from
slight pains in his chest, back, stomach from
onal nausea dull headache extreme nervousness sleep
essness triing prevarcaon Of appetite and other dsa-
greeabe vsiaons commonly and ooishy looked upon
as unmporan may not know that these symptoms,
ed SO contemptousy the consequences Of diseased
of the liver, which, if remeed will lead either
to speedy death long train of unbearable ills which
dizziness slow evers, epilepsy asthma dopsy rheuma
tism, chorasis, commissions nausea nervousness, cramps,
govt, peursy, jamdce, irrnbty and violence dyspsp-
sa Mysteries, scvy foul stomach dry coughs glandar
affections colds lingering throats various dsorganiza-
tons of the great intestine structures and spasmodic com
plants internally eruptons, shortness BREATH heartburn
neuralgia vital inflammation, atuence, gastric evers, DC.
Sometimes, too there irregular action of the
heart. Take these pills and suffer more.
WYATT u KETCHUM,
l2l Fulton st. N. Y, Gene al Agents and sold by
CHARLES STOTT,
March 13-3.n Washington d. G.
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March 13--3,n

Collectors Office, city Hall, March 10, IsA7.
(1lT9 TAXES-S per cent deduction ara
~ herby notified that abatement OF eight per Cent -
allowed by law upon ax-bs for the year 1886 if paid ar
the office during the month of March, t-ntA
DJ- All payments required TO be made in
bankable money. A. ROTHWELI.
March lS-2awtAlif Collector
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by
c. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 9Th street
B. The drawing viii take place as The chances
are all akcn and due notice will be given OF the
Dec lS-eottif
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH or MIR. KAUFMAN,

OF TEXAS,
IN The House Of Representatives., february 10, ls7-O
the slavery question
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IINOR sALE-A valuable family horse Inquire at the
L. livery stable of ]. Abbot, G street, near 18th.
Mar 16-tE
A MERICAN COMEDIES, by j. II. Padding; L vol.
"A The Prose Writers of America; by r. w. Griswold.
vol, octave Frossant Ballads and other Poems by =.
p Cooke; l vol. Just published F. TAYLOR
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EIegant and Extenslxe Property

ATHE late residence of Mr.. Armfeld Prince street,
iIl in Alexandria The house is brick built of the best
materials handsomely finished and welarranged for com
fort and convenience; contains fifteen rooms of
large and airy, and has wide hall through the
Out-houses of brick, also covered with metal consisting
of wood and washhouses above ground
two bathing and two dressing On the opposite
wing, fine greenhouses and in the rear, brick wostor
double house for
The owergardens extend from Patrick Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
1t is considered, by many the handsomes and most de
sirabe residence in the District.
1t will be sold low and accommodating TERMS on ap-
plcation WIN. D. MUTT,
Sept. 25-tf At the Treasury Department
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1NtE FItANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
fork.-Ths and beautiful French paper, com
mencing Monday, April g. will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday at the moderate of SO year
S3 for six months; 81 30 for three months
Devoted to the of democracy liberty of religion
social ameoraon its columns win contain the
and copiou commercial, administrative, and judiciary
formations and original literary works of the best
both worlds consisting Of productions unpublished
France; scientific agricultural, critical, and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, NC
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest of the
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States.
Agent, J. MICHARD,
19thstreet between and g.
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.ANTEp, situation MS Teacher, by a Graduate Of

WANTED, situation MS Teacher by a Graduate Of
" an European University, who can teach the Latin,
& a., ad English languages thoroughly, and all the Eng
nhcIes ana Mathematics necessary for a college cdu-
Inc advertiser produce the unexcepton-
~, iieenees Tor morality and ability. Letters addressed
attended to. - e'''' March 23l,iitcSt
h"Afs IN TlME.-The subscriber has Just received
small cargo OF anthracite coal, Of excellent qualify
W men he viii furnish 10 those in a reasonable rate
ne has also hand about 10000 bushels of good ice and
w expectation of 800 of northern ice, which will be
'oa rs cheap the cheapest
March 22-2aw3y JOHN PETTTBONE
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:,
True copy, test: EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk
March 6-lawlw
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
A Narrow Escape.

The Acadan Recorder, of 9th ult. states
that brig Waterloo, Capt Parker, of Windsor,
N. S. was upset in squall in the harbor of
Sidney, c. b., night of 10th inst. The cap
tain was in his berth at the time of the ac-
cident, and in consequence of the water cover
ing the companion way could not get out of
the cabin after being confined in that situa-
ton for upwards of four hours, he succeeded
in making small hole through the deck with
knife, by which means he was enabled to
attract the attention of the crew of vessel
lying near, who came to his assistance, and
The vessel has since been raised, with the loss
of fore topmast, provisions, &c.
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Sealed Proposals.
do9-w8

WILL he received by the subscribers until the first
w of January next, for furnishing materials and
building School House in Brunswick District No. IA,
on what is called Hams Hill, on the main road lead
ing from Bath Brunswick. Said House is to be 29
by % feet, 10 feet posts and to furnished as follows
The stills and sleepers to be of white pine, of proper
size and good quality all the residue OF the frame to
be of good sound hemlock or spruce. SAID frame to
have square ROOT, called, OF suitable pitch the
under floor and outside to be bearded with good
sound square edged refuse nina or hemock boafas
the walls covered with good sapcIear capboards the
roof to be shingeed with quality OF shingles equal TO-
Sewall No. 9; pediment finish on the front END
or windows of IL squares each, 9by Is glass; good
strong substantial door in said front end an entry of
from to feet wide across said end, with doors To
inter The school room the floor of the room TO be rails
ed from where the seats commences To me Dack SIDE
from Is to % inches the Committee snail direct
the seats TO he made in divisions or2 scholars each.
with desks in front of each, ana snncehl NUMBER 10
seat CT least 80 schoaIs with seats IN front for Is more
for small children desk for the teaoher according
toSpan the inside walls to he piastered both between
the studs and them, and to be covered up to the
,vndows with good sound merohantabe boards with
Joints matched the upper floor boards ofthe same
nuaIitv n chimney suitable to receive funnel To he
buit.W here said Committee shall direct; the inside
fnis 10 be of good sound seasoned materials of sua
HE kind and quality the outside to he painted with
,wo coed coats No. white lead and oil and all to be
competed on or before the 20th of May next. Refer,
ence may be had to plan by calling either of tha
subscribers.
ss5H' =; a 5sS?Ssssotjr, Committee
Brunswick Dec. Th lS47. lSd30-3ws
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For The Northern Tribune.

WALDoBoRo', Dec. 5, lS47.
Some time in April, 1874, there appeared an
article in the Maine Enquirer, informing the
ship builders that the reason that American
ships could not compete with Foreign built
ships in the carrying trade was on account of
the high protective duties put on articles used
in building and finishing ships.
l wish the editor of the Times Gas he has
taken the place of the editor of the Enquirer,)
would inform the people how much better
prepared we are to compete with foreign built
ships in the carrying trade. in 1917, than we
were in 1874, when it cost one quarter less to
fit and rig ship than it does at the present
time and when freights are not any higher
than they were in 1914. A MECHANIC.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON-Ar 18th, barque Dunlap, Tew. Mo-
bile. Cid 18th, brig Colorado, Shackeford, York $50
reported was reported 9th up fer Boston.) Ar (no
date) sch Geo Lincoln, Jones, Pensacola
NEW ORLEANS-Cld Doth, ships Iowa, Parker,
Parker Havre Harriet Augusta, Robinson, Liverpool
Vermont Perry, and Parthenon, Woodbury., Boston !;
barque Alpha, Merrill, do.
CHARLtSTON-Barque Damarseotta. from Boston,
which bow 18th ult had not ar up afternoon of LIST
inst She probably proceeded for port farther South.
WILMINGTON, C-Cld I'd, brig Electro, Packard,
Cuba.
RICHMOND-Ar 4th a 9Th, brig Maria, Miller, Tho
maston.
NORFOLK-Ar Sd ,brigs Champion, Chandler, Bos-
ton Gen Taylor M'Crillis, Fall River. Cid brig Gen
Taylor, Libby, West Indies.
PHILADEl PHIA-Ar 4th a 5th, brig Toplif, Hav
ner, Dghton: (not M'Grath, nor from BOSTON,; 9th,
sch Vnted States, Keazer, Portland.
BOSTON-Ar 7th, ship Tarquin, Raden, Lverpool;
brig Pamaho, Webb, hence; schs Caspian, Patterson;
Nancy Boyngton, and Pres Jackson, Leigh, Halowell;
Lucy Amer, Wait, and Boston, Boyington, Gardiner;
Charles, Cornish, Richmond Nauseag, (new) Garnet,
Woolwich. Cid brig Amira, Batchelder, Cutler; sch
Imperial, Hogan, Bath.
WlSCASSET-Ar 2sth, schs Wiiwa Pinkham,
Boston 1st Merced Parsons, do. Cid 4th, sch Susan
NJ Young, (new) Otis, Wilmington, NC.
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Martyrs.

According to the calculations of some,
about 2OO0 900 Christian Protestants suffered
death, in seven years. undsr Pope Julian; no
less than 100000 were massacred by the
French, in the space of three months VALID
enses who persisted amounted to 100000 :
under the Duke of Alva $4,000 were execut-
ed by the hang man; $4,000 by the Irish
massacre, beside the vast multitude of whom
the world could never be particularly inform
ed, who were prescribed, starved, burnt, as
sassinated, chained to galleys for life immur-
ed within the walls of the Bastile, or others OF
their church and state prisons. According to
some, the whole number of persons mastered
since the rise of papacy. including the space
of l4oO years, amounts to l5,0O0,O0O.
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1.-THE Probe

This is the title of book placed on our ia
BILE by Mr.. JAMES Lyons, who is now in Bath,
for the purpose of disposing of copies of the
work, for the benefit of the Author L. c.
JUDsoN, Esq, author of the Biography of the
Signers of the Declaration o. Independence
Mr.. Judson has been peculiarly unfortunate,
having been reduced to Indulgence by the loss
of his property by fire, and by being prevent
ed by disease from attending to his profession
al duties. The late hour in which the work
has been placed in our hands, renders it i'm
possible for us to speak of its merits on our
own authority and give it notice soon enough
before the agent for the work shall leave the
place, to have it of any service, but it has been
recommended by the best Magazines and pa
ne rs in the country, such as the Knickerbock-
er, U. S. Gazette, &c.
individuals can have the opportunity OF ex-
aiming the work themselves by calling at DIR.
Fuller's Office, or at the store of J. s. Sewall.