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hide the bou!e completely. and have the written signature
of s p. TOWNSEND Il
Principal Office I26 Fulton street, Sun Building New
YORK ksddlng Co.. STATE s,rset. Boston, pyou sons
52 North Second street. Philadelphia; 3 5, Hance Drug
g,st, Baltimore; Durol Il Co, Richmond; p. M. Cohen
Charles ton Wright x Co.. Isl Charues street, New Or
leans; ioo South Pearl street, Abanyi H. Van Buskik
92 corner OF Marker and Broad Streets Newark New J
sey; aud by the principal druggists and merchants gene.
rally throughout the United States, West Indies, and the
canadas. Ii I..1 81. lei.a9 n NJ tItia.n ~. n I
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Aexan.
dria, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, X. S. T. ClSSEI.,
Jan 2S--bm 4. u. ral..-... fa a.f o. III. .r..-
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EUTAW tiOUsE,
baltimore.
JACKSON u CRANSTON,
- ne

Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings to
convey passengers. tree OF charge, TO the house.
Nov %
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NOTICE. i have on hand, and shall constantly n,
~ during the winter, number of bounty land Will,
tor forty and one hundred and sixty tracts Ou o
from distance viii be promptly attended to; ,y p
poste the Patent Office. w. Is WhPo,
Dec aS--Stawl2wif Attornh III Law
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NEW BOOKS.-Lifc Of the Chevalier Bayard, by
IN w. G. Smns History of the Mexican War, its origin,
and detailed OF its victories, by Edward Mans
field Estess Defence of Slavery, it exists in the United
States Ernest Cemenceau, British Philanthropy Illus
trated tale of Guadeloupe 1888, translated from the
French of Soulie by lady OF Chaeston Appletons Lii
brary Manual catalogue aisone of twelve thousand of
the important works in every department OF knowl
edge Agnes tckand's Lives OF the Queens of England,
eleventh volume; Life oil Henry the Fourth, by G. r. X.
James; The Prose Writer'S OF Germany translated by
Hedge; Stevens's History of Georgia, volume Military
and Civil Life of General Hull prepared from lis
scripts together with the History OF The Campaign OF 1872
and surrender of Detroit by his grandson, volume
The Conquest OF California md New Mexico 1896 S47
by ]. NJ. CUTS Our Army Monterey, by 7 b. Thorpe
Ida Norman, Trials and their Uses, by Mrs. Lincoln
Phelps. Just received by
IL bruary 10 F. TAYLOR.
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II DCCArION.-REV. D.. McCARTER'S boarding
IL school for boys and young men, Strasbnrg, Lancaster
county Pennsylvania. The branches taught embrace all
those OF thorough English education together with the
Latin, Greck, French, and German languages vocal and
instrumental music plain and ornamental writing, dfa
ing, &c. s.1 eai3ss l3la gt s1,s t 4.9sa WIN lr
The whole expenses, including board, tuition, washing.
&c. per session of hve months, $55 There is extra
charge whatever connected with this institution. Payment
not required until the end of the term. -. -4
This institution has been in successful operation, under
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings. will
be prepared by the commencement of The session.
accommodate about sixty boarders i.t
Summer will commence the first Monday OF
May. si .a
Parents wishing place their in cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility Tor
mental and moral improvement for circulars and refer
erces, &c. will please address rs
REV ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor. Stasburg, Lancaster CO., Pa.
March Ig)--6W
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al
"A Law Austin, Travis county, Texas VIII attend a'th
fully and promptly any business connected with ms pro
fsssion in this city and tho adjoining counties he WIN
also attend any in the land office, such MS pro
rng patents perectng titles &c Letters must be paid
to procure attention hi.trte trN r"NI TT .sIsr'
REFERENCES.
Hon ]. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon Ebenezer Allen, Austin. a1aNi
Hon Menucan Hunt Galveston
J. d. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dohonde ~ Groesbeck New Orleans jan IL
n. F. JACKSON, l. H. EVANSTON,
Late Of the Aston House. Oi Pavilion, hockaway
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The Museum OF Fashion, Fancy, and Curiosity.


TIME subscriber all those in oil rich and beau
titu articles in his line cali at his old established
where they will be find something TO please
them antigua rans in particular. r.
His stock of watc choicest kind those
recommended from the mandatory Of Joseph Johnson
25 Church street, Liverpool together with many others of
like celebrity 'l
The jewelry consists of London and Paris manufacture
as well as home fashion and fancy All articles in his
line, which very numerous, will he sold at New York.
Dec 2 ROBERT KEYWORTH.
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T OOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened fancy ard
IL perunery store between Al and 9Th Streets on Penn
sylvania avenue, six doors east of Coeman's Hotel, p
sas respectfully invites strangers and citizens TO exam
ine his collection of useful and fancy articles, consisting
part, of fine English and American hair, nail and o'r
brushes; shell and horn dressing very superior
teeth (ne) wrought tuckcombs for the evening; soe
combs evening fans, rich reticules, purses, perumene
&c., &c, &c. 'f-
On Monday will be opened gmps, fringes, and bu'0'
for dresses
On the 2oth Of this month shall return from New lGn
with one oil the most extensive assortments OF fancy ar
Tor the coming holidays ever opened in Washington
rt''r Ne SELBY PARkERS
Fancy and Perfumery store, Pennsylvanla
Dec. loft avenue. bet,veen ~ and 18th street
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DhAvATE Conventional Lessons In Dpanish.-The
importance Of the Spanish language TO the legislator
tho scholatyvts1 suAe snan, OBJ
14S relations otwoem the Unired States and Mex
co are about ~ xs4umY 50 intimate character that
kowledKe OF Of acouny potion Of
wnich 20 SOON 10 be incorporated with is almost IN
duponsAte Many persons deferred from even making
an attempt to learn this beautiful language in consequences
Of the we-known dradgery and tedious procrasuna,on
winch nave hitherto attended pathological studies nc
advertiser has invented system, OF easy ana iamual
ton, whereby the student becomes mpercepDy niuateo
into all the elegances and ntrcacies OF Spanish dcio IN
incom prehensby space OF time Such has oeeh Tue
perfect of this system that gentle men OF eauaon
have acquired in thirty lessons suiicie knowieoge OF
the read understandingy The best authors and
sustain part in conversation with credit From iorty 10
sixty lessons however will generally accomplish The obec
The dvertise few leisure hours daily, which he
would be glad 10 employ in importing knowledge of
either Spanish French or Italian this system
For further particulars well Tor reference apply
MKKuAN, librarian 70 Congress
April S-6t
r AIDES and Gsntlennsn'. Giovss.-Receved yester-
IL day ea.tu tt4 ff' %, ea
80 dozen Alexander's kid gloves, for adies-in white,
dark coIors, medium do, light do, and black
Ladies colored Lisle thread gloves
Will be received in few days, black Lss thread gloves,
scarce article, for gentlemen
We have
Kid gloves
Isle thread, all qualities
Silk gloves, do
% dozen misses kid gloves
April 9-3tif -a j d. CLAGETT & co.
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For Baltimore.

For Baltimore.
nK-A The steamer OSCEOLA will. on the 23d
instant, commence her regular trips to the
above place.
Leaving Washington every Sunday, at O'Clock, ;
returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday, at o'clock
m.
She will touch regularly, going and returning Mt Leonard
town. Md Machoduc Va: and Cove river, Va. and at
the Intermediate landings the Potomac, for signals
to land.
Apl8 J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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NV N M ~" NJ. d. MOORE,
Corner Of Grand and Lydius streets.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This Extract of SarsaparlIa has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female plants No female, who
has suppose she approaching that critical
rod the OF life should neglect take it, is
certain preventive for any OF the numerous and horrible
diseases which females subject this OF life
This period may be delayed for several years by using
medicine Nor is it less valuable for those who APP
psoichng manhood, il is calculated
by qu'ckenng the blood and nvigoratng the system In
deed this medicine is invaluable all the diseases
which women are subject.
1t braces the whole system, permanently the
ura energes-by removing the impurities OF the body--no
lar stimulating the system produce subsequent
reaxaton which is the of medicines taken Tor
female weakness and disease.
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Notice 10 Claimants.

Notice Claimants.
TUCKER q ADDISON, General Agents, office on 9th
street, (Coenan's Rudings four doors north OF Penn
sylyana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all kind.
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government.
All communications (post paid) addressed to the above
shall prompt attention Reference made to the
following gentlemen e ;. =
Hon Geo NJ Dallas Vice President of the United States.
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court OF the United States
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. Juo. Y, Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. Il. M T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, ID. g. . t
Jno E. Addicon, attorney aaw will continue to give
personal business before the several courts o
the District OF Columbia, and the adjoining counties OF
MARYLAND and Virginia. t-r. IrrlC July ltly
lfi.et Charles DE selsiinK,
No H. Iodds buildings, Pemns Washington,
GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner OF
n deeds, for the States Of
Msipe t lH Maryland, Arkansas,
New Hampshire, Virginia, Missouri,
Vermont, North Carolina Iowa,
Massachusetts, South Carolina, hentncky,
Rhode Island Georgia, Tennessee,
CONNECTICUT Florida Ohio
New York, Alabama, Indiana,
New Jersey Louisiana, i.niios,
Pennsylvania, Texas, Michighn.
ID Sept 23 D. I1N .t-L
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New Spring aud Summer Goods.

ANE IL TUCKER, MERCHANT TALoRs, have just re-
IL ceived, direct fion New York, large and fashionable
Of goods line, which they respectful
y invite the attention OF their friends and the public.
+' Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and 9Th streets
March % 3taw2W .s. ....i. .9
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NIs<N EO AAUUaE ~ let, three-rtory, with
II bulI.4ns, containing eleven rooms and situated
Pennsylvania avenue, bstween I'm and isth streets near
bee Il Bates opposite the SEVEN butdinss fsnnsyivana
avenue. 40 49,
Nov, H-dn r
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
rTh g EHu aHHFH

- EMOvAL.-JOHN F0Y respectfully announces "
members OF Congress and strangers visiting the w
ropols, that his heretofore kept in the basement
the CAPITOL removed owtside OF the building, 70 ~.
white house the south gate of the Capitol, wheie
old and all new customers viii find the viands ne
fowls &c. and his former establishment found deg
Grated. .s
The house win be opened on "Wednesday morning nel5
when he viii toe glad to the smiling countennnce
all his friends. t,.
ian 10 ~ H I.Hl l..s pa
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United States, Ono Box OF Specie.
United States District Court for the District Of Louani
Monday, FEB. II, n. ID 1913.
Present, the Hon. Theodore IL. McCaleb
an motion of G. T. Stewart, Prize Agent, and sus
~ geston the Court that the prize list has been furnish
ed him of the officers and OF the steamer Hunter and
ON further suggesting TO the Court that he'e may be o
claiming share captors in the distribution
the prize fund lie accrning, it is ordered that all o
persons claiming captors herein, do file their claims
such they have in the Office o. the clerk OF thus Court
ordered thai this motion be published in the New Osaa,
Picayune, Washington Union, and New York Herald, h
times from this date to the expiration of the ninety days
BY order of the Court.
. Feb. 29-6tin90d N. r JENNINGS. CLERK
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NEW aaA Cheap F~smasAan~ sssrs-Ths subscribe rs
~ hay, opsnsd asw Store pssn
20 " Dysf, .ncp. where they inspd tsspins
house keeping, embracing
Cabinet furniture Il
Chins, glass, aud erockery-ware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated, Britannia, and albsia ware i
Tin and Jnpanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes !
Loo Looking ,a kiss a.'s ., .odo,s. 4
And variety OF miscellaneous and fancy articles.
as The same goods can be had in any market, and on ac
ooamodatiDg They invite a call from all house keep
and others wishing to purchase Goods delivered ee
Apriisi-eo4w MeGREGoR & MITCHELL
INVEST JERSEY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Mount
w Holly, Buriinxtoa county. New Jsrssy.-Hev.
Henry Ri"Lss 4 Stephen q poid, 4 B., 'i TI%oily
s,uton having inc reased beyond the iim,s Of the prem
isss which !. lsey occupied an entirely new arrange.
mex, session. ThuTsdIay the z'h inst; most eligible ST.,
ousskrs ofils town, Of which il conmand bsauii
b. SssH IS. Or
progress Of erection. are Of ample proportions The
soands are upwards Of fifteen acres in extent ne teas s
whole, viii afford amusement, well .;
hos.smaaship. which viii b. regularly praea.sd.
college. or asassa plan 70 unite
careful attention to hea tn. physical improve
s%' snd compete naS pre-
modern languages and the
ences q course extended TO supply in some good
measure defect of college education, when that
not be obtained The aim Is 10 make the pupils able
speak and write, we'll read, the languages
which they study. The Latin and French made,
Each scholar separate desk chair in tie school,
roon and each separate bedroom which. ~ all les
times he has, free access. pti ttas fp lJo
TERMS The beginning OF the session is the most eligible
time for pupils but pupils received at
any time, though for less than period equipaLsN
whole session. leave before the end of session, with
paying for the whole Every ordinary expense. for
which charge hero expressly made per
of twenty-five weeks, $96 Pupilsunder twelve years
age, and studying the ancient languages, 1871 o.
Washing, &C., So French, German, and Spanish, each
SIP Books and stationery furnished, when desed at
city prices. Payment quarterly, in advance II III
Pups unable pay The full price, and promising dill
gence and usefulness, particularly the children of clergy
reduced their circumstances may require, and
the OF the institution permit catalogue and pros
pec,us with further particulars, may be Obtained by adj
dressing the principal. - -r BIB .t lc.It vi
Applications places should be early possible.
April 2O-2aw2w SAMUEL MILLER, jr Principal.
yI,HE Seminary for young I.adiss lately .dvertscd
by Miss Carroll, will be opened the second Monday
in May next, in the large and conmodious building near
the of Dr. Lindsey, and occupied by Mrs
Reed, on G, between ~ and 9Th streets '.F
daily conveyance will be provided for pupils residing
remotely from the institution, free of xpense
Applications ior admission, for information, be
made 10 the Rev. Mr.. Gurey chaplain Ii. r., Dr. Laurie,
Rev. Mr. Bannatyne, Rev. Mr. Berry, or Col. Andrews.
April u.s. 1913 l.-ln - M In
4 H.
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THO THE LADlES.-Mrs H. TUCKER, fashionable
lIiner, sign of the Golden Bonnet 9Th street, few
doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, pectuy informs
tie ladies' that she will open her millinery the
LIST Of May in addition to large assortment Of spring mil
iineIy
She would also inform them that she is prepared
bleach all kinds oil bonne be surpassed by pro-
in in this city, she has obtained her recipe M
from of the celebrated northern maulacto
ries. ...i April 3-3t
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rr-A The steamer OSCEOLA, having under
gone thorough repair will. ON Thursday the
10th April commence running regularly to the above place
Leaving Washington every Thursday et9o'cock, u m
returning leave Norfolk every Friday, O'clock p. M
COUGHING going and returning, ut Cone river,)
Passage and fare, IS. IL
~ AID Is t,- '-t4-. j. MITCHELL, Captain.
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New YoRx, July a. 1916.
Dr. TowsskSp wife has afflicted a
the heart and with terrible for fifteen
Tho the time she been troubled with hortness
breath and great nueng Of the heart which has been dis
and frequently unable 10 her bed The
large She tried almost
with little When three
almost
She has also had the dropsy and much swollen We
had idea that could be benefited she had
cation Of diseases But has strange appear relieved
her dropsy
appear almost felton, but is nevertheless sober reality
Your saaparla certainly valuable medicine and should be
used by that suffering been any dshe
ieve this they liberty call house and have
ocular demonstration II Yours, respectfully,
....-. WILLIAM TOWsER, James street
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid medicine has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
food, and strengthening the organs OF digestion, as this
preparation Ii positively every case
of dyspepsia however severe or chronic: /
.tF -'+ Bs%x DrrsRrNs~r Albany May 10, 1915
DR SIN: have been afflicted several years
with in attended with OF
appetite heartburn and aversion
all kinds OF food and for weeks wha could have
able retain but small portion stomach tried the usual
remedies but they Ind little effect removing the complaint
induced about two months extract OF
saparila and must with little confidence but after using
nearly two bottles found appetite restored and the heartburn
10 those who have been afflicted a. have been.
Yours, &c. w. w. VAN ZANDT
" hut such have w nnerR At
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7 Obr the 9th Instant, the Navy Department.
IL gold watch, with gold fob-chain and key The
thinks may have been left the in the back
building said department. The finder, by returning
owner will be literally rewarded by clerk in
the Fourth Auditors Office, tlzl ,lls1.
Yak r. KEYWORTH'S,
March 10 Pennsylvania
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iHilNttt M Charles DE SelstinK,
No H. Todds Buad,ngs Peans yraia avenue Washington
A GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner {
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lV Burlington College.
TINE summer of this institution will begin the
first day of May. Application for admission to the
collegiate course, or to the preparatory COARSE be
made to Rev J. w. BRADIN, Burlington, New Jersey.
2 APP 22-l0t
1t. Mary's Hall, Burlington New jersey.
TINE OF this institution for the education of
i young ladies, will commence the first day of May
Applications for admission may be made to the
Ap PILOT X. ]. GERMAN
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TTOSIeRY, Hosiery I'VE have on hand
IL 1000 Hosiery, of all kinds and qualities, which
NM h. win be sold at great bargains, anxious
to lessen stock.
We have
Ladies' plain Cotton Hose, all No. s
DO open white do at So per dozcn bargain
Do open brown do SO do great ba rgan
Do plain do do all No. s 1851 HaT
Do embroidered do ilailsasi aF8
Do black, ingram, Moravian, striped, &c.
Do Lse thread hose, in open and plain
Misses plain and open white and brown hose, all sizes
Mems brown and white half hose, all qualities.
April 29-3tif II 4 II d. CLAGETT& co.
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OF the $4,000 900 Of French people, 6,s55 600
unable To read 7097 900 are unable to write, AMI
6,96S0ou can read and write correctly
We find the foregoing statement going tie
rounds OF the papers, and Save no reason to
doubt its correctness. The aggregate Of tie
numbers specified above, is a little less than
100000. In what condition, lower or higher
than those who can neither read nor write, the
3,o00CGo not enumerated are. we have no
means Of knowing Perhaps this latter clas.
may comprehend the arisocracy who, it may bs
supposed, can read, write and cipher Though
the political cyphcring, in France. for the past
few weeks, has resulted in throwing his class
upon /" the wrong side Of unity
Seriously, however, the immensely increased
and momcntous influence, which the recent and
existing revolutionary changes in Europe have
given to what are there recognized as The Tor.
or classes" renders an inquiry into tie condition
Of those Glasses, morally and Intellectually, i'm
portant in estimating the probable results tint
are 10 follow those changes. And, certainly,
those who indulge the most undoub'ng belief
either thst Republican Governments will imme-
diateiy arise from the ruins of the European
Monarchies, or that the principles on which,
alone sound Republican Governments can be
sustained any where are extensively disseminate
ed or well understood smong the aroused and
excited masses of the old World, will find Iirie
to encourage such belief in such statements "a
that al the head Of this article 1t is no less true
than i, is trite that the stability OF Republic
depends wholly upon the virtue, scfdcns ard
intelligence of the people who compose it. lis
strength, and lis security arc not in bayonets nor
In high.raised walls OF moatcd bauements"
Such appliances may be necessary for defence
from external enemies, bnt they add no lot to
the selfsustaining power Of "A Republic rather
weaken it, The srcs, body Of the people them
selves, therefore, must be led to comprehend in
teligcn,ly, and TO desire intelligently the Free
dom that a wellorsanized Republic is designed
and calculated 10 confer upon them, before they
can be said to be prepared for it, How far tue
people Of France even, among whom the leaven
Of Repubcanism has been working ios Sir past
half century, and from whose mouths the serious
words Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" appear
to have the loudest and most frequent utterance.
are gildlifed to assume the tremendous RESPONSE
blity of selt-government many he weN 3osbtcd,
even by those least given to doubt the identity
of the vox populi' and the " Tov Del
The question, we suppose, approaches its SO
luton,
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tFor the Daily Free Press.]

Bright was the gently heaving swell,
AS it danced the ocean DER,
And its voice was clear as a silver bell,
As with graceful motion it rose and fell,
And broke on the sandy shore.
Clear and bright did the moon beams shine
Ger the face of the glimmering deep,
Fringing with diamonds the undnate line
Of the waves as they dashed with gentle chime
Lulling the winds to sleep.
Mild and pure was the twinkling light
Of the starry orbs on high,
AS they sparkled like gems on the brow Of night
And sweetly smiled on the ocean bright,
From the depths of the dark blue sky.
But, oh, what mournful sight TO see,
BY the side of the breaking wave,
While all things else seemed so merry to be,
The moon, and the stars, and the dancing sea-
A corse without grave.
The breezes played in its waving hair,
AS it lay on that lonely shore
Twas youth-his form was surprising fair
And he lay in the light of the moon-beams there
Meier to be heard Of more.
And far away in some distant land,
Beside the rolling sea,
A mother and sister must waiting stand,
Most'ning with tears the cold hard sand,
For one whom they neer shall see. T.