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Proposals for n Loan.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1913.
> March last, until ), ?: Saturday, the 9Th OF
June, lSis for sixteen millions OF dollars OF United States
day Of July, lSiS bearing six per per annu
payable semi-annuay, the first days OF January and
July of each year No bid w' be received below par;
will any bid be considered unless per thereof is
deposited in depository OF the United States be
all cases. mus, be unconditional and without any refer
the bids of others, and should distinctly the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Washington City, b. G. The
to iepositary United States the places
residence of the persons respectively whose offers be
uccessfu but The amount of the accepted bids from bid
dc residing ia the United States must be deposited
with the assistant at New York. Boston, Pha
delphia, New Orleans.
To give opportunity all persons to participate in
of funds in this stock bids viii be received
aw-being for fifty dollars well as for higher
All certificates under thousand dollars will be
that and upwards will be transferable the books OF
treasury, or by delivery with coupons attached the
of the bidder. To avoid expense, confusion and
multi plicaton of accounts, all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required deposite the
awarded in five equal nsalmens in each of the
months Of July, August September. October, and Novem-
twenty thousand dollars. where the bidder may be de
srous Of making immediate payment, in which the
bear interest in all cases from the date of deposite
The bids will be opened the Treasury Department a,
all persons who may desire attend but under
provision introduced into the Of 3lst of March last
not accepted, the deposited in advance will be inn
nediately returned. The whole premium the amount
awarded be deposited part of the first payment
'''''>' h. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Philadc
phia Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, and in al
other States the papers selected to print the laws OF the
April IS-titl7thJuneif
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ment of such State governments On This subject ! speak
with some dtidence and give you merely my lmpres-
sons know that ceniralism would add strength TO the
executive power and render II more formidable TO he
enemies Of France but at the same time there Is some
reason TO apprehend that the adoption OF tins system
might endanger both the liberty and the stability oil the
republic. =:
have venturet upon these specuauons because II Is
certain that in your intercourse with the authorizes Of
the new republic YOU will be often called upon IN con
yersaon for information respecting our pohtca system,
State and national which they to have adopted DE-
their model and also for your opinion how lar tis y >
tenn oueht 10 be changed modified best 10 aaapt
TO the peculiar position OF the French republic iou IN
tirnate and enlightened knowledge OF our government,
both theoretical and practical, will enable you 70 lI
much valuable information and advice to the french au
thorltes - c. ..:o,.
The President and people Of the United States anSious
~ desire that the French republic may pc Hhil9 s
ished and may secure the blessings OF liberty ana ee
government TO millions of FTenchmen yet unborn Whusl
we hope much and believe much, still feel al ahNiel
for the resut which nseparabe from the human nina,
whilst any doubt remains concerning the Accomplishment
of great object in which feel the most profound IN
teres You will not fall therefore, TO advise us regular
w. by every steamer, OF the progress OF events IN France
am sir, respectfully, your obedlent servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
RICHARD RUSH, SC, sc.
p S-The establishment OF republic IN France may,
trust prove favorable TO the removal OF unwlse restc-
tons in the trade between the countries, and 10
commercial arrangement which would be equally bene-
fetal to the people of both SHALL long, address you
on this subject In the time you might ADOPT means
to ascertain what would be the prospect OF success
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oa,co of Consulting Engineers and CounselIors
Patentees,

I,oR impartng information on the subject OF Inventions
II and on the application of chemical and mechanical sci
ence to the arts agriculture, manufactures and mines and
for procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries, ....
Professor w ALTER r. JoHSsoS late of Philadelphia
Z c. RoBBxs of Washington city, Ito be aided by HAz
ARD KyowIEs esq, late machinist of the United States
Patent Office associated themselves together for
Of the above branches of professional business
Luther i'm their office the Patent Office before the
cour,. and will devote their undivided attention
wardn the OF inventors others who may
sult he place business in their hands Mr. Knowles
has for past twelve held the post Of machnis in
he United Patent Office and resigns that situation
in order take part in the undertaking His tai
ents and peculiar fitness for the important Office long
filed by him. have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the Office itself is known
The office of Messr j. X is street, opposite the
Patent Office, Washington, ID. C, where communications
(yost paid) will be promptly attended examinations
made drawings, specifications, and ali requisite pa pers
red and models procured when desired, reasona
Bile terms Letters of inquiry, expected he answered
ter examine had must be accom- panied by fee OF
five dollars.
In the duties OF their office which per:an the patent
laws Messrs ]. 81 r. will be assisted by legal gentleman
of the highest professional character and fully conversant
with mechanics and other scientific subjects.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l, lstS,
June 3-1aw3mdScp
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BU n. GREEN, .amct1onefr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
Wednesday the lith instant, shall sell, on the prem
ses, at O'clock p M lots Nos and s. in square No A1
situated I4t and Streets being the lots
which the cottage burnt The lots contain lo,9ot
square feet but will be divided TO suit purchasers
The above described property handsomely located and
many inducements persons wishing handsome
place for a private residence place of business
Terms: One third cash. the balance six twelve, eigh
teen and twenty-fou months bearing interest
A. GREEN,
June 10-dd hucuoneef'
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A Card TO our Cussomer.-We will render to all our
"A customers their the LIST of July, and would
earnestly request them early settlement Any of them
wishing their before that time get them by
calling at the ID. CLAGETT " co.
June II-tlstJ ulyif
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VIII VdTUHDIe INcfcOn
The of sale are oneh ofthe purchase money be
paid in hand and for the residue credit of one two three
Jour- and five years will be given, if required the pucha
sers to give satisfactorily endorsed with Interest
thereon payable half yearly and deeds of on the prop
erty, the payment of the said notes. and on
mpance with these terms all the right title OF the
present proprieors (believed to be undoubtedly will be
given
In default OF compliance with the terms of sale in five
days the right is reserved OF reseng the property the
June 9--dilts X. w DYER Auctioneer
1SJ- The above sale In unavoidabIy postponed TIL
Wednesday evening next, the Iih inst same hour and
place
June IL r. w. DYER, Auct.
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Late from Mexico.
The United States steamship Virginia Captain SpI
ney, , arrived at this port yesterday morning from Yer
Cruz, whence she sailed on the 27th By this vessel
have received ample files and large correspondence IN
most important contents of which have been anticipate
by the news brought by the Edith
There are no later dates from Queretaro but the
gina lett the United States steamer A. K HetZel walH
for dispatches, and ready to start within an hour al,
the arrival of courier from the city of Mexico, WI
was momeny expected with intelligence OF the actonf
the Senate upon the treaty
RumoTs were las usual) rife in Vera Cruz Just beO
the Virginia sailed, that the Mexican Congress had bee
dispersed by the anti party Our correspondent give
the substance OF these reports in The following letter
VERA CRuz, May a. l0f'
Lieut.. Nilligan OF the Louisiana volunteers brought
this morning guerileros, caught at Santa 10
armed veil could be, among whom were Co
onel of guereros and captain rank ing as brevet eueH
ant colonel Their was laid before Captain WlnGi
who let the colonel on giving equal 10 81 900 BONDS
appear when required and the Others slowed ava
men, but Captain w. thinks that such honest me-
should not come within the American lines, and they W.
answer the charge OF highway robbery and several ln
interesting ACQUISITIONS before they the outside o.
jug.
The Debates paper published at Quere,aro, notices.
new attempt at revolution in Aguas Callentes IN conu
ton with San Luis and Guadalaara. The plan OF the
surrecuonlsts embraces the following objectsi
First. The destruction of the present government
Second The removal of the federation and the re-e0
lishment of the original basis of ls43 dictatorship
THIRD To place Senior ID. Cayetano Portugal, ioi
present, al the head OF the government
The Monitor learns that about 5000 Mexican troop
the line about be posted village OF Gpada
to be in readiness to enter and guard the capital I'm
diately upon its evacuation by the Americans. ,
No order had been issued the 2Ist u by Gen. bu
for the homeward movement of the troops, would
be before the treaty was finally aud fully ratified |
In connexioa with this SUBJECT we will state thal
have Information from authentic source, that Brig
Brooke, the commander of the western division Of
army, yesterday received a requis,on from Maj.
Butler Tor vessels to convey twentyseven thousand ~
oicefs and men, from some Porr ports IN dehico
United States This step is surely indicative OF peace
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rJuE citizen. or w ..hington al

L that they be supplied with pure milk, fresh from
the da n the of four quart,
the milk depot, Of 18th and Streets and at the
Centre Market stall occupied by Mrs. Hughes in
of alkor 81 Peck's, from until ~ O'Clock,
Sundays excepted Families who use gallon day can
deli vered their houses As the subscribers cows
get in the brook the milk is OF frstratc quality Try
IT, A. LUDLOW.
June I0--3t-
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IN ". ~ DYER, .s,clioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-The subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction on Saturday the 10Th Of June instant o'clock
D. M his auction rooms, the following valuable lots
with the Improvements thereon;
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nUT Of Fashion As usual, will sell drab and blue
hats of the past fashion from % 10 80 per cent less
than usual prices Gentlemen wishing economic in
the purchase OF a hat will please call az 49,
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
June IJ-eod6f No. Browns Hotel.
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IJOFFMANS Course of Legal Study, second e. s,
rewritten and much enlarged. Two volumes or
bound ia one f; price (half price, 81 TO- v,oR.
May 20 T. TAfbVF
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CRY OF MEXICO, May p, 1913,


EDS DELTA | you by express at O'Clock tn eve
nng the of the ratification OF The treaty by the Sci, ate
of the Mexican Congress- by oil 80 against T. Another
express is now sarng and write you short note,
more purpose taking all the advantages than any
thing else you will probably receive my former Letters
far in advance.
Gen Paersons division will march the 3Olh instant
and all the troops will follow Immediately after
My former contained the letter of my correspondent
Queretaro. MUSTANG,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12
THE SENATE OF MARYLAND,

At the election in this State, on Wednes-
day last, in addition 60 Sheriils anl Commits
sIoner>, seven of the counties Lad TO choose
Senators TO the State Legisi tufe, To serve tor
six years, to supply vacancies occasioned by
the expiration OF the term OF the former in
Cumbeats.
OF the result of these Senatorial elections,
we learn that in Montgomery county. Viii
liam Lingan Gather (whig) is reelected; 10
Prince Georges, John d. BlwIing is elected.
being wing gain; in Anne Arundel, Edward
Hammond Is elected. aud III Caroline. Thorn
as Turner, both democrats, TO succeed gentle
men of like politics.
The other counties having to choose Sena-
tors are Charles. Somerset and Calvert. In
Somerset there was no opposition to j In H..
Done, (whig.) and there Is no doubt ihat
Charles county has reelected John Matthews,
also wfig Calvert county has elected Dan
lei Kent democrat no change.
The Senate last wear consist oil thirteen
wings and eight democrats; 1t now stands
fourteen wings aud seven democrats.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

If the South, anil who IS worthy TO have his
name entoilcl second ouly to ths great aud
good Washington. RO. HARRiSON.
We commend she following from the R'ch-
mand Wing, to the attention OF all whlsa "a
ibis and the adjoining counties. We must
all BE- ON the alert;
COMNISSIUNERS OF ELECTIONS.
The Governor having done al he could to
stiff tn voice OF the people, b., uppninitns
-majontv of Democratic Commissioners NJ
nearly all the counties OF the Stale. Il becomes
the imperative duty oi the Wings to iake
steps to protect their rights. They should IA
every county aud at every precinct apPoInt
committees to defend he rights ol voters ana
have Justice done. II is o. b, presumed, that
the Governor would not have departed lfem
the uniform usage OF the State, and gwen TO
his own party this majority, ii 1t were not
for the purpose OF giving 10 that party an IN
due advantage at the polls. lti- the dni} oil
ever, good citizen 10 do oil be can TO counter
act this oflicill injustice, and to Afford 10 the
people every opportunity for lh- iuli and Ire
exercise OF the elective franchise.
We would press this subject upon The con
sidcralion OF every Wig. and every just
minded man who abhors and viii resist "
ranuy and injustice, come from what quarter
or in what guisc II may.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12
From the Louisville Journal.
TECUMSEH'S REPLY.
BY OLIVER 1. TAYLOR.

['History scarcely furnishes a more beau
lituI ami n bie sentiment than one uttered
by 'recumseh, the celebrated Indian
chieitaio and warrior. At council OF war
held at Vincennes. Indiana. by Gen. Hirri-
son. Previous 10 the battle OF Tipptcdnoe
fecumsoh was desired to be present. When
he entered the bower prepared Tor the pur-
pose. he was perhaps the first to observe, that
while the American officers were seated, no
seat had been Appropriated for bim. As soon
as Gen. Hanison noticed this he directed one
OF bus atiendedants to invite Tecumsen To d
seat, which he did in the following words:
! Your white father wishes Tecumsgh TO be
seated The naughty chiettain, pIqued per-
| haps. by What he considered want OF re-
| spect FOR his rank IN having no seat prrpar-
ed Tor him. and influenced by his ha yitual hos
| tilIty to the Americans, assumed ma jestc
attitude as he replied: NV fsther! The
sun is my father and the earth is my mother;
! | will repose upon her hos ,m I" He then
seated himself npon the ground
my Father" Con We tame
Tie spirit oil that flame
Which in the Red Mans b som burns,
Fed By the ttunts, insults, aud spurns
That ye have given his race
hnd seek ye 10 eifdce
The memory OF the wrongs we've done
BY falsely naming him your son?
Ny Father!" Can We drag
The Eagle from the crag.
Whereon he screams amid the storms
OF Heaven-and lure him with the forms
Oi birds, whose puny wings
Ne'er solr'd beyond the things
That tanely crawl mid insect swarms-
To be the mate and food Of worms?
M Heavenward where he flies,
He proudly lives and dies
The warrior bird. Ye curb my wrath,
Or turn me from my chosen path
With words whose soothing tone
But mock my spirits groan?
No deep within my souls despair
My natioa's voice is bowling there
Ny Father" What we've writ
The'smoolhest hypocrile
Wears not mask 10 hide. Your vows
Are lighter than the flower that bows
Beneath the south winds breath;
Your promises OF Lite are Death
Your flags Of peace are red with gore
Aud naii'd to spears that thirst Tor more!
o Pale iacel Can you tread
Above the slaughtered dead
You've made, where once the Indian trod
In peace. and say the white mans God
Commands you TO rejoice?
Hafkl the Great Spirits voice
Is swelling on the winds. Pale-lace!
And mut'eflng vengeance" formy race.
MY Father. y Youder Sun
Eye OF Ia Eternal One,
Is all The Father / may own
bow to HIM, and Him alone.
The Earth, my Mother mild,
Spurns not her dark brow'd child.
Saes not ashan'd to give tne rest,
And III repose upon her breast
WHEELING. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

ViLLAINY ~ PETTIC0ATS.-Oa Wed
lesdey. at New YORK. thiii abou, years
I'D. pla,ing ia front Of the house whrre sh
ived. was enticei away by a gr0wa-up girl
u poor apparel who said she would take he
see her aunt, and give her some candy.-
The child was soon missed 10y the parents.
vino inquired OF the ueighbors, and found
that some OF them had seen the Gill leading
The child away. THIS. OF course, made them
very anxious, and Induced a vigorous search ;
but no tnce was found oi the lost one tll
evening, when she was brought TO the city
reudezv, US OF lost children by woman who
sill that she found her nrarly naked in the
street. The woman went immediateiy away.
aud has not bven seen since. The child says
that tn girl tooia her through hundred SIS.
into house, where she took oil her clothes,
aud then turned her into the street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12
OHIO.

Hunter, Wing, is elected to ConeSess by a
handsome majority, in the counties o. BEL
mont, Harrison and Monroe. A wing gain
He has run ahead of his ticket.
Lewis is elected Senator in Jefferson and
Harrison District, by 450 maj, our report at
~ o'clock yesterday was TO the effect that
Ford had rs maj in Jefferson county.
legislature. Belmont County Penning-
ton, hig elected by about 100. Ford's ma
iority in Belmont 800. in Harrison 1926.
Hunters maj. in Harrison 3SS. Wing
representative 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

We have every reason TO believe that none
of the free soil men in Ohio voted for Ford;
but that they threw their votes away or voted
for Weller We can tell better in lew
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

Great CommcrtiGi QHestioH.-A tradesmsn
i, curious to know whether the TACT OF gen
ileman having No TIN may not have some
Thing to do wi b the answer he gives Not In,
when one calls upon him with dill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

Herr llecker nov the lion Of New York
city, was called upon on Friday. by g'eat
number Of his personal and political friends,
call a meeting for the purpose Of giving an
accounted the German Republican party and
lis recent movements
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

AGRICULTURAL FArR.-The Fair OF the A
pricultural Society, for Ohio and Brooke coun-
ties. will be held al West Liberty 10 day.
Those who feel disposed TO 80, will find the
turnpike well graded and good road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12
GEN. ZACHARY TAfii''N"
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMOKE

STarr ELECToRs.
John J. Jones, Norfolk City.
2G w Boiling, Petersburg
Irving, Cumberland
Al Irving. LynchpurS.
5 w Martin, franklin
6. WIN. c. Rives, Alternate
7Rabt f Scott, Fauqulei'
g lit Garrett, WestmoIelsnd;; -.
Q John A. Meredith, Richmond ei9'
IN Poht Saunders, Williamsourgh'
II A Hunter, jefferson.
- H II Stuart, Augusta
l3 S McD Moore, RocsoTidse. .,o,
IA Conpally F Trigg, Washington.
Is G w Summers, hana"ha'
16 G Camden, Harrison.
~ f II Peirpont, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12

We yesterday headed our dispatches by
the Western Telegraph without thinking to
put in below, by the Pittsburgh and Louis
vile Telegraph" The fact is both offices did
it up brown. They worked all night till
broad daylight, but we reckon they did not
90 home with the girls in the morning We
received from both Offices % despatches.-
We would also make our best bow and thanks
10 Messrs. Wills OF the Baltimore Patriot,
Journal. Pittsburgh, LYMAN of louisville,
aud Smith OF Cincinnati, for their prompt
uess
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NOTICE.

sTslE Committee on Appeal viii meet al the e
- Chamber. on Saturday, October iae lith at
at whichfime and place those who consider tie,t
agrfevet by the assessment of isi-, can be heart
octll Geo ROBINSON, chm OF Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-12
WING PLATFORM.

A re,uhl;can government. IN Whicn '"'
xanresenta,iyes Of the people shall pass laws
.ppa.dlsss of the will OF him who happens 70
NJ pr.s;dent. we believing that the who'e
,,sonla are better capable oil governing 'neh-
selves than is one man OF governing them.
The administration of all the affairs OF gov
.ro,,ent as they were administered py wash
;noton Jefferson and Madison, Tor 'he e'ea'-
est good OF the people .u.;.,,
Honesty OF men and purpose IN all h'gh
stations as well as low.
Forhearance from the conquest oil 'oie'su
nations and all endeavors to extend our pow
eras nation, beyond its present vast oouh-
DIARIES. ,o,rso
D;onitv and firnness in all our intercourse
,y;,b ioreign nations and neutrality IN 'heif al
fa;rs that while we make our country respect
Cd abroad we may make ii the peaceful nsy-
Inn for the oppressed OF other nations:
Liberty of a Tree expression OF opinion d
l''a iii MON 80 that the officers OF govern
,nenf while lhey shall be required to dlseha rye
,hsir anties faithfully and promptly TO the ae-
nartfnent and the people by wnieh l',ey are
bail tbev shall be allowed to differ with Tue
executive in measures OF government "i'nout
fear of removal. - ,,ov.r,
The economical administration oil govern
mpnt-the payment OF salaries put no eA''as'
and the prompt payment oil the ha.io'.d' ueo'.
The protection Of our domestic industry
and the money OF the country against the pau
Der labor aud oppressive miiiionaifes Oh Iu'
rope. ,.L.s and
The ;mprovement of our rivers, lakes ana
l,arbors. and the general protection oil the
commerce OF the county
BEAR IN MIND,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltinore. II O'clock s. min.

Baltimore. ~ O'Clock 50 min.
The returns from PENNSYLVANIA show that
J hnston has gained as far as heard from,
23l22 on the whi5 vote of 1916, when Shund
had II 1856.