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ruit and Ornamental Trecs.-kurssTy AZ Linden
I'M. near WashinStoM. -----.-


NOR sale the OF the subscriber, very ex-
ensve assortment of fruit trees consisting OF apple
pear peach nectarine, apricot, plum, cherry ounce &c
Ornamental, Evergreen, and Shade Trees.
The collection of trees for and shade Tor streets
and lawns extensive and OF large growth amongst
(which Balm OF Gilead silver fir spruce and hem
ock dr, white or Weymouth pine, Linden sugar maple
silver MAPLE tulip poplar, European and American ash
Chinese alanhus, of heaven, white and scarlet
aowering horse chestnut, and variety of others.
Also thorn plants for hedging, Towering shrubs,
bushes dubious roots, dahlas and herbaceous plants
A catalogue, with directions for planting, be had
he sla the proprietor in the Centre Market the
seed store OF John f. Calan, the General Post Office
hnd of Z. M Lnthicum, Georgetown; who agents,
W iii receive and forward orders
All orders through the post Office otherwise, will be
promptly attended TO-
branch of the establishment is located iah street,
the convenience Of citizens TO call and select Tor them
selves, -
In this establishment now about twelve thousand
apple and twenty thousand peach trees, of size suitable for
ibis springs planting
The above trees being all raised under the immediate
lea no of the proprietor, be confidently recommended as
genuine and win be supplied fresh dug from the ground
Feb o,IawinI5Ap JOSHUA PEARCE.
In IULLEi,s Physics and Meteorology, by ,. Null
I er Professor of Physics the University OF Freburg
rst American edition, volume, with 5SS engraving
Feb IL +. TAYLOR.
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COITI.D NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla Is sovereign and speedy
for ncipent consumption, and tor the general pros
Itraon OF system, whether the result oil nhe
rent cause produced by reguary, illness, OF
accident.
Nothing can be surprising than its nvlgoratng e
3cts ON the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
1stude from taking it, at once become robust and iui OF en-
leroy under its influence 1t Immediately couneracts the
the female Frame which rs the great cause
5of barenness.
1t will expected of ms, OF so delicate ma
2re exhibit certificates of cures peromed but we can
afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been re-
ported to US: ,o,,
DR. NV wife being greatly distressed by weakness and
and suffering continually by PAIN and with ohe
where medicine mas ell
and also hearing recommended or such cases
H. have described bottle Extract OF SarsaPa
lila and follow ed the directions gave In short period
ed her restored her TO health Beng grateful
received take great pleasure IN thus
lodging il, and recommending to the public , ,,oopr
Corner of Grand and l. ylus streets.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLEcroRs OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. I, 1913
THE NEW LIGHT, Just completed at Key West. will
be shown the 10Th inst II is irsclass stationary
tight, and will, probably be visible from ships deck
he distance of twenty-five miles, in clear weather. is
eight hundred yards northeast of the site OF the old
light The bearings and heretofore followed foI
Entering this port may still be observed but, vessels APP
proac hing the shp-c hanuel in the day me will find five
athoms the bar by bringing the buoy in range
with the lighthouse, and running for II.
s. X MALLORY, Collector
The Herald, New York Boston Post Daily Key stone
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; aud Courier New Or
Neans will please publish the above thirty days. and send
their duplicate bills, receiped, 10 the Fifth Auditors Office
Feb 2t-30t
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Co1LEcToR's OFFICE. Jan. Is. 1913
nj taIe nm Re-

THE Annual taxes ON Real and Personal Prop
erty for the year 1S47 became due TO the corpora
ton the lst instant deduction Of per cent il al
lowed by law upon all bills Tor said year which shall b
paid at this office during the months of January and Feb
rnary The collector is prepared to deliver such bill
as may be called tor, and to receive payments
Feb, 2-2awtMaroh Iif A. ROTHWELL Collector.
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THE TIMES,

EDITED BY DUFF GREEN.
candid record of passing events; but its chief present
purpose counterfeit the abolition movement by
ion to demonstrate that principles hostile to the
ghts property, interests prosperity and liberty of the
Ieas their intelligence and PATRIOTISM unite the wise
nd good of all parties in every secton in common Of
The TIMES will be published weekly in Washington city,
md sent subscribers, through the mail, for 81 80
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, OF Four
md half street
Brook Shingtop, 81 Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
ZINES established requested to act as agents for OBJ
Editors throughout the country requested publish
lis prospectus, and forward their papers in exchange
In Taps and illustrations Theirs History OF tho
vi Consulate and the Empire being Geographical topo
eges, &c Illustrating the history
Just i'm ported from Paris, by f. TAYLOR few sets of
he above answering as well Tor the American as for the
Also single of the vignettes and engraved design.
Illustrating the work, which can be imported Ito
ler) by the advertiser from Paris. Feb IS
IITEBsTERs LARGE DICTIONARY, edition OF
w 1913, large volume of 1887 closely printed
pages beautifully printed on the finest paper and strongly
md handsomely bound price six dollars
This edition abridges nothing but furnishes the whole
work issued originally in two Volumes quarto at S25
ogether with much additional by Professor Good
rich of Yale College, and may be examined Mt the book
rom the publishers.
II is supposed to be Uype, paper and workmanship be-
ng taken into consideration) the cheapes book
sued in the United States. Feb 5
NTEAM for the MInion.-An Elementary Treatise
> the Nature and Management of Steam and the Prnc
lies and Arrangement of the Engine with notes. appendix
5vc. Just published price 81 cents. r
Dec o r. TAYLOR
tNTEW BOOKS received sale by f. TAYLOR.
IN Now and Then, by Warren, author OF diary ofa
Physician"
The Bethel Flag Of short discourses to seamsn,
10y q. SPRING ID d. t
Teaching Science the Teacher an Artist by Rev s. r.
Hall, A. M
Making Haste to be Rich, by t. s. Arthur
Rising in the World, by T s Arthur
Jan. 20
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
rssTS G IEH GI.tEEsss:HIIsI
- s:ssaosss1s. YTR xSSH~2R1

NNN DAhh EAFhNNSS
- - H Fsisz
Through by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
sndrin, to fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be
Ss and "UIss ye of R6GER
LEN receive every description of light goods and for
We trust by giving personal attention the bus
with encouragement, and tiendsE
faction.
All gh, articles, such parcels and packages, which,
carriage and merchandise other articles, which bel
heavy for the mail tran will have particular care
J W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Povvhstan,
W " DsAMNH 4 Train captain r. +. " r hh
Richmond, Va, May !, isl7,--May I-drf
nLD MADEIRA wINEs.-Old East nd Star, old
~, I ksssrye B 5n Imported 1906 old South Side
draught demIiohn; and bottle for sale by
street. next door to Congress Hall Hotel,
Philadelphia
Jan. le-u NAT Int 81
IRISH and Scotch wh,-key-Cauickiergus Irish!
malt whskey-a very superior article. Also, superior
Scotch whiskey for SALE Wholesale and retail, JAMES,
BALES wine store M No y CheinuI street pesdelphia
Monongahea whiskey wholesale and retail Jan lit
DLANK Account Books.-Ledgers, day books, cash
ID books blank books, Nc., &c Lately received by F.
TAYLOR (ome of them unpacked o-day) large supply of
blank books of every kind SIZE and variety of bindings Of
the best and finest quality in respect well as all
other qualities down the lowest grade of price for sale al
unusually low prices. E
Also, tine letter paper, ruled at 81 so per wrap
paper 30 cents books Is cents
dozen Bank books of all kinds and sizes. ..
Jan g.
lGHri LIGFTi-Just received the house furnishing
IL of Boteler McC;Ieeor, opposite Centre Market
tup siairso a handsome assortment of Corneuss solar
lamps and girandoles bronze and gilt candesticks NC
Also, large slze gitIamcd pier glasses, with French
plates, all at unusually low prices. 'it.a
Dec. l5-3taw2wif
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AMERICAN AND FRENCH REsrAURANT,

South side Of street. few steps tcest OF the War Oee
IIE subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform the pub
lie that he is prepared TO furnish dinners or sup
pers in his establishment adjoining, the west side,
(Boulanges bar) in which he has five private rooms,
(which ill accommodate from Twelve 10 twenty-five per
He does deem necessary to enter into details
Ina regard his ardsr cellar, he believes the conn
nce of the public which he has heretofore enjoyed is
bated but is his determination 10 DO always pro-
lyided with best the makt afford, and to serve all
orders promptly short notice, he hopes 10 merit and
ece i've the liberal patronage with WHICH the public
awe hitherto favored him. j. BOULANUEh
N b. Two treesory brick houses IN healthy SITUATIONS
ktor sale low for cash.
Jan. l5-2aw6w
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FOR AN EDITOR

InOARDING.-Mrs, WILLIS, at the corner Of and
r. h streets has pleasant rooms, suitable
NJ mall families which she would be pleased 20 have
Qoccnpled She would also like to accommodate lew
sboaraers with meals. 90 -.
Terms moderate. reov-iaWo"
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ITO LET.The large store in the buildings OF the
IJ,,eI Jan 2S--tf
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yTNHE Past, the Present and the Future.-By II. c.
L Carey author of I" Principles of Political Economy
Nc VOL octave Just published and this day received
ior sale by r. lAlLOh'
Ian
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BALLARD residing near the left
I'D Capitol gate has several pied front rooms, which
3ac large pleasant well furnished and within 25O yards of
1.-The Capitol which she would be pleased to rent, with
board members of Congress other permanent or tran
sient boarders.
Persons desiring board requested call and for
themselves. Terms moderate.
Feb 49,
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Tesoro de- Noyelistas EspaTioes antiques modernos
vols.
Tesoro del Teatro Espanol desde ell Siglo XVI. hasta
,ue stros dias l vol
esoro del Panaso Espao Poesias selectas Casteanns.
|ecogidas nor Ountana 1 vol
Onintana Vidas Espn1oles Celebres, / vol.
(oecc ion de Pleas Ecogidns de Lope de Vega Calde-
Ion die la Barca Molina Moeto, Soils, Canzares Qun-
ana / vol
Teatro Escogido de Caderon de la Barca, / vol.
Teatro Esco9ido de I.ope de Vega, vol.
Don Quiiote la vida de Cervanes por NavarTee, l
vol
Persiles Siesnunda, por Cervantes, VOL
Novelas Eienpares, de Ceramics, vol.
Cala,ea, e Viae al Parnaso, Obras Dramatcas dc
Iervanles, ! vol
Historic de EspaIia por Ascargorta vol.
Soils Historic de la Conquista de Meco, / vol
res,ro de Historadores EspaToles, vol.
Tcsoro de los Romanceros Cancioneros Espanoes,
| vol
resoro de los poemas Espanoes, Epicos, Sagrados,
3urlescos | vol ....., II.
COLLECTION de Poesias Casieanas anterore al Sgo XIV,
1 vol.
Comedias de Moratin, l vol.
And others not enumerated herctogether with phrase
books conversation books Spanish and English, selec
lions of easy Spanish for students of the language,
mars dictionaries &c. &c. this day unpacked. Feb ~
YELLING OF mt Reduced Prices.--ln consequence oil
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED ladies.

This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly pre-
pared in eerence to female complaints no femae' who
suppose she is approaching hat crlticM pc
Rod the urn life should neglect 10 take H. as IL H
certain preventive for of the numerous ana horpie
diseases which females subject AZ ms une Oh ne
This perod NAV delayed Tor several years by using TINS
medicine Nor is it less valuable for those VINO are ap
proachinp womanhood it Is calculated TO assist nature
Inv the blood and nvigoratng the SYSTEM In
deed this medicine is Invaluable for all the diseases t
which women subject -. A.. -,
1t braces the whole system, renews permanently W. na
nra eneraies-by removing the impurities OF the
10 far stimulating the system to produce suosePuen1
relaxation which is the OF most lnedioies 'aNe" y"
female weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND pkofsi'
Ngw Yops July 49, 1876.
sir My wife has been ahcea a WIN m
terrible rupture, TOT over
has been troubled WIN "
autering heart which mas oesh
iessing frequently unable to leave he oeo
She tried slno every "
ucb but benefit When she hsh sken u
BOTTLES she entirely renewed oi
disease the rupture almost entirely
She has also had the dropy, and very mnon swoe
fhsd no idea that she could benefited she had
scaton diseases But strange may appear =.
sher OF the dropsy that this statement Is so
3ppesr almost ike felton, but neverheess so9e,
SYour sarspare certainly valuable medicine ana sho"io
(eve this account they liberty call houss and have
Zoe ular Demonstration Yours respectfully, ~ %
WILLIAM TOWSER James street
DYSPEPSIA
No fluid or medicine has been discovered which SC
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Ry X. ". DY.EIs, .qUcttonecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
/ REAL ESTATE virtue of the power in me in,
vested by deed OF trust dated March l5 ISi3 and
recorded in OF the land records OF Washington county
District of Columbia, in Lber w. b., No l0O and by
auction the highest bidder fort he purposes said deco
Expressed the following described lots, pieces parcels
|o ground and premises situate, lying and being in the
lefty of Washington in the District aforesaid, to wit;
One half OF lot No 3, in 2l9 beginning ON north
street. tue distance OF 2S feet from the southeast
o said lot running thence % feet thence north
with Vermont TO the northwest OF said lot
thence east 81 feet thence parallel with the west line OF
place OF beginning, the distance of So feet from street
north thence sou SO eet TO the place of beginning being
ehaf of said lot No 3, and containing 1892 feet Of
ground
Also the half Of lot No H. in square No 2s6 in
he said city OF Washington, fronting soulhward on New
York and bounded by The following lines VIZ by
division between the said lot No and lot No s. in the said
square, and running eastward along the said avenue on thu
boundary of lot No A. in the said Is feet 50
inches, thence northward by line at right angles 10 the
said New York avenue, and equdsan at point from
THE and western boundary lines of said lot No l. IN
The said square No 2S6 to the northern rear boundary
inc of said last mentioned lot thence westward along said
mentioned boundary line of lot No aforesaid % feel
inch, thence southwark the place of beginning lOi
| feet 6 inches.
The above sale will take place Monday the 10th day
Iof March next at O'Clock, p m, commencing on the
premises of lot No. 3, in square PIG
Terms of sae One third of the purchase money 10 be
paid cash the day after the sale the balance in two
equal payments of and two years, be secured by
endorsed notes, bearing interest from day OF
|.ae. Upon compliance with the of sale deed will
given and deed of trust taken to the deferred
payments the of the purchasers, and possession
given OF the premises 49, III
The trustee himself the right of reseng
or all of the premises named If the terms of sale no
compiled WITH the risk of the purchaser purchasers
such time and place. and upon such terms, as he may
m. PEARSON, Trustee.
ROBT. w. DYER,
Fab -, lwNd
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AIthAL History Of Society IN the Barbarous and
y civilized State, by VIM Cooke Taylor, LIZ d.. M X.
., OF Trinity College, Dublin being essay towards
discovering the origin and course Of human Improvement
vols Price 81 Is +. TAYLOR.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated is required to establish the the salts
faction OF the register and receiver of the proper land office,
and make payne therefor the OF two dollars per
acre. the price fixed by the of third August 1885,
practicable after sesng is notice and before the day
appointed for the of the public sale of The
lands embracing the claimed, otherwise such claim
shall be forfeited RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 2i-laWSW
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Rich and elegant Jewellery, Silver Ware, sc.

tDLACK LACE SHAWLS.-We are in receipt of carl
ID rich black lace shaw assorted prices and quali1
Ete 81 square, and very rich and will be cid low
Feb I7-3tif ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
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DUVALL q BROTHER, Merchant TniIors,
Ia, Gn1shlfs Hotel hct1rceu 81 and Al stroetn D..


LAVE Just received some extra fine French dress cloth
III suitable for balls, parties, NC, which they will have
ade order in their usual style of elegance Those gen
lemen in want of the same invited call We have
also in general variety of goods ue of bust
hess.
Feb. l2-3tif
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;KXJANTED-A situation by abe-bodied young man
w capable of doing housework gardening, work OF
lany kind. Apply at this Office
Dec I'D
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(tHOICE Sherry Wines.-IIa rmonys Amontllado
~ choice Mauzmla, Romano. Pomar, Lobo, with {
great variety of other superior Pale Sherres in casks
lemijohns, and OF one dozen each, Tor sale by
JAMES BAILIE, Wine Merchant
SIS Chestnut street, next door TO Congress Hall Hocl
philadelphia Feb S--tf
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WASHINGTON, March 8

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1913.
The Secret Proceedings Of the Senate.
While the people OF France are engaged in the
sublime work of erecting upon the ruins Of an
extinguished mon archy, the fabric of a republican
government-whie all Europe is heaving under
popular CONFUSION, transcending in its rapid
transitions to revolution and liberation the wild
est visions of romance-while all other national
legislatures are absorbed and occupied upon the
events of the times, so grand and overwhelming
as to challenge universal attrntion-we find the
Senate OF the United States suspending the con-
sideration of these things, for the graver purpose
OF choking out of young man, who is prisoner
in their custody, the solemn and momentous Sc
cret of"Who furnished the treaty of GUADALUPE
Hidalgo, for the Netc York Heraid?'
We found the prisoner this morning in a lofty
room IN the Senate wing of the capitol, com;
mandlng a picturesque view of the woodland
heights OF Arlington, the broad, shining Poto-
mae, the city proper, with the White House part
ly visible IN the distance, the public common the
S sa lnslltulion, the canal, the I!ber'
tern front OF the Congressional palace.
The Senate, after hour in open session,
closed their doors, and for five long hours to day,
had the aforesaid prisoner under a rigid cross.
examination but failing of any discovery, they
voted at about seven o'clock this evening, BY
about 20 10 8, CT Senators being ahsenD that
the correspondent OF the NetD York Herald, held
under tbs custody OF the sergeant arms of the
Senate, as their prisoner, should SO remain till
otherwise ordered.
On the adjournment of the Senate, Mr.. Beale,
the sergeant-a arms, took charge of the witness
prisoner, and he is now at the elegant residence
of Mr. Beale, on Capitol Hill, enjoying, not the
privatons OF the prisoner of Chillon, by any
means, but deprived, nevertheless of that very
liberty which the French people to acquire have
hurled Louis Philippe from his throne, and ex-
PEELED him from France
We have foreborne thus far to say much upon
the merits of this case. The prisoner himself,
on his release, possessed of all the facts, will,
doubtless, present the whole of the transactions
upon the subject to the public. There are some
very curious, some very, peculiar, some remark
ably strange, facts, incidents, intrigues, &C., and
agocd proportion of nonsense, connected with
this treatry investigation, as will appear when
the history ofthe case shall be given to the coun.
try. W.
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on Caps Rogue passed BRIG Cxsrina Rio Janeire r
Oears 11d, tat 81 Ion 81 -. exchanged signals with
Bremen ship Rebecca steering East
Brig Mesxxa. Nichols Matapxss 10 dya Nesmith Wssh.
Brs Alhton. Fierce Bslixe Honduras. 20 days, with ma
Brtssh brig B. BouArct, from Aruch.s N g. days with
s5e chadIns coal to Brans Left brig Landrey Landrsy.
for New York.
schr Thomas Cooper. Corson. Tobssco, IS days. with
,6ss gu iusls logwood Meyer Z sucken. Left schr
from Ven Cruz 10 load Tor New York. 49,.
Seht Jousthsn Wainwright Clary, Attakapas days. with
asd molsses Foley. Len schr Qcilla, Moore;
brig ve'sco B.her for New York ssh ult lat %. Ion 70
sehr Albert Douglass Franklin La 70 dsys with timber
schr Highlander. Baker. Boron.
Schr Henry and Alfred, Wass Port Prince 6 days with
loGwood to Dawson Bon.
sehr Star. Rogers, Washinrton, NC. days. Black
sehr Fra Chsmbsrlain Bottom. 4 days
Schv Monitor. Bessy, Wsrehsm.
Schr Moselle, Thomas, Virginia. days
Schr Emma johnson, Johnson, Middleton. 8 days.
Rchr Chayles Robert Howard, Nantucket, 2 days
Schr Mail, Rice, Ocracoke, days.
Schr Richmond. Packard, Thomaatou, days.
6cr Delaware. Smith. Thomaston, days.
sc Jane rrat Of New Haven lays ashore the point Of
her off at high water.
Below.
Packet ship New York Bryce for Liverpool I'd u with
Also ships unknown.
Sailed
Brigs Rolert, Globe Vera Cruz; Tybee Charleston
and Others.
April 2-sunriss. Wind NV; meridian, W; sunset, NV
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MlscellaneOua.

The sloop Commerce her way up the North river,
caught the fly Of her mast in the wire OF Houses
telegraph, which the Hudson river few miles
above the city, and tore considerable Of It the
poles.
serious accident occurred ct Wells Bridge Geo. on
tho 18th ut bridge the Upstoie in
of construction, whom of ths arches upon which
nearly all the hands at work, from the slight man
ner in which 1t put together, gave way and FELL car
rying with 1t all but three who engaged On the
work and resulting in the death Of Wesley Smith, ard
the severe injury Of ten Others OF whom had limbs
broken In several places.
DR.. Coolidge was conveyed from Augusta to ThomIs.
ton on Tuesday. The Bath Tibune say s:-"The great
grandfather Of Coolidge the first killed ct tho
battle Of Lexington"