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DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID services In with Mex
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
Ida Ok.
For pensions bounty land, scrip.
bounty Lanaw attend 20 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land n order.
Pasni OseThe applications patents, procuring models,
drawings, all their various branches
General Posi- ODceA claims against The department viii be
prosecuted settlement Of conrsciors quarterly accounr pay OF
dino facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Advertiser,
Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald mud Detroit Free Press, viii publish 20
The Of IS, and send their bills 70 this ONCE
with paper. June ssu
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wAsHInoroN err. Aug. 20, 1874,


SR: Accompanying this you have copy Of the com
muncaon addressed TO G. w. Crawford. ESQ., Secretary
OF War; on yesterday Il Is not necessary to explain
more fully the circumstances which appeared 10 require
H. than the perusal of II will afford With this excep-
ton we have endeavored to discharge the trust condcd
to us without any formaltes. We sought by personal
interviews with the President and Secretary Of War and
since the President left Washington. BY
with every member OF the cabinet, (r Collamer except,
views entertained by your Exceency In regard TO
Indian difficulties, and which prompted your move'sents
for the defence OF exposed rontieaking occasion
TO press upon every member Of the cabinet The solemn
obligation resting upon the federal government 10 reeye
Florida from this remnant Of savagess according to the
supuatons Of their treaty, which have been permitted TO
remain uniulflled more Than fourteen years, We have
endeavored by carefu examination Of documents and
collection OF facts to remove every valid objection
against the course Of action which il has been duty
70 urge and have then thought il better TO give time Tor
reflection rather Than to press for any speey answer or
intmaton OF the course which will Be adopted. Tue
Presidents absence will probably b prolonged ior ten
DAYS or fortnight come, and We have no reason 10
suppose that we could effect anything fuher by remain
ing onger We have therefore requested that the Secre
lary OF War will communicate the determinations Of the
President directly 70 the governor Of Florida, and eons'd
er our duty as terminated ~
With great respect we remain ycqr cssdisS; S,yaas'
L. A. THOMPSON.
To his Excellency ". ., MosEI.Y
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NEW Books.-stoy OF Pcndennis, novel, by Thackeay.
History Of the French Constituent Assembly, from May, 1885, by
Corkran.
Reinbution, tale by Emma soufhwonh
The Magic Kindness, by the brothers Mayhem; tale r youth
Iiidrefh's History Of the United States.
and Homes, story, by Mrs, Elis,
stickiandis History a. Me American Bible Society.
Danes Inferno literal prose translation, by j. A. Carlyle.
Select Italian Comedies, translated English, VOL
soutiey's COMMONPLACE Book.
Aug Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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QB1zSCHs Outline Illustrations IN large
folio numbers, Original edon price Numbers
snd me day reccved NE othen % follow a sor intervals
AWu fRANCK TAYLOR
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pHILrP BARTON KEY viii attend 90 any business
he may be irued before either Of the courts This Dis
ct and win also attend 10 The prosecution Of claims before Con-
pess and the Departments. Once on @ street.
WAsHiseros, July 10, 1890 July f7-3swtf
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Ewls ANFoRD, aa, asa ass, ass Pearl street.
etween Fulton street and Bning spl New York. have
hand largest CLOTHING liz United States
article Shirts and
endless variety Also the
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, fall kinds
Catalogues stock sent BY mail Orders promptly filed.
Nos. 252, 254, $50, and 256 Pearl St, NJ Y,
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City OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MOANING sRpTEMBER Is 1919.
CAUTION ExTRA.

MAN By The name Of RUEL CLAP has engaged with young
man OF The name OF 81 r. Townsend, his
up sarsapana which they call DR. Townsend saapala, de-
nominating genuine, original, This Townsend doctor,
and but railroads, canals,
The lke yet he the e Of purpose Of ginning
credit Tor what he Is not He sending headed tricks
IN which he have sold the Of for 81
week viii r. $500 IL he will produce
gle SOLITARY OF this. This public
ceiyed, and purchase GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD
JACoB ToWNsEND's sARsAPARILLA, having IL tbe old
doctors likeness his family OF and his signature
the coat OF M " ~ ~ 81
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Prneipai Office, loa Nassau street, New Pork city
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CyCIOPEDIA Engiish Literature, . selection of
Tho choicest predictions cf English authors from the earliest
the present nme connected BY cuca and biographical history
edited Robert Chambers volumes, evc elegantly nhssrsfsd
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NEW HOOKS just received at Taylor q M~~ry's book
IN store, On street, u
History Of he National Constituent Assembly of France, " n
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e. IN REsgARD.--Rsn swsy Luray
9l9V re cessg, ysnia, ON ,e IN .ns boy named Aaron
spoken thick p and heavy tongue He
coal hded black color
The above $50 win be gwen should he be apprehended
500 taken the Stafe that
HIM again Al e.aabe charges viii be paid delivered 20 me
Lnrsy. " n
hair fpord face tall O. Aaron, but heavier
-. -~-~ '--'- 80 VIM A. CHAPMAN,
scp III Luuy, Pasc county, Virginia.
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NAUTICAL Routine and Stowagc, with Rules
Navigation, BY John McIeod Murphy and w NJ Jehcrs
u g. pubsed, being complete OF practical
officers
nagor stcsedoe aud Others This work treats OF sub
construction equipment, sailing
whether Ia the merchant service
SUCH received the APPROVAL Of the FIRST nautical the
7-s ~ -77T . TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
JOY - st4s4~ .BookaclIeEs, OH
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The ,ri>i,-.irIon a. The South.

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lutclep Il oar people Tie Constitutional
s,,,.pt.s. la.. b,en violated. and Our .iIae.
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fi, f.sl d.suuIonisis.
.s.,,. one ui,.r,. extract.
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,..H.a.t. aud r T. irs his. ilh.Ied iaihla''N
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people Ha'' ars3 I'D. "". Ply i'' -. '',,''" ~
tar a'"'''' ..t.',...,. flsf.tI,.. north
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a...uluau aIt,. m .l. I'd state ensammeni
es,a4Ht -l'srs. oa,d "c are o.. h'i'.y ' l.
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viii be found below. IL bryatlIes Tia, 80,
sp.ut, and embraces the true souihcrn pla,,a,.
udsr ordinary circumstances should =,
STAN from Introducing any topic not sisicrl, 4
cal ~ It, character. hut there arv great an. -"
amount interests. enjoyed hy u. in conn.,
with portion Of the States OF the csrf.de,'-'
.WIirh require constant vigilance and prea, ~
a llauu,ss to protect from Irdcra! eue,as.s
meui-.
when arrre..un from this qustier !,
traded. ~ fhe danger imminent, tic LAer,,N
should communicate The same TO the Re-
.,l.tA,- OF Uc People, ia terms o. beeos'"
c,rh,artn,c and moderation, and suree, ~
ad.pliou Ji such measures rs the public in,,,,,.
demands.
fcll -p-ii ofblnd and Infatuated iana,ie.-
ever turbulent aud Designating IN il, iendqn',
la, DISPLAYED t.,lt TO greater Ct les, e,,e1N
ia most. % Dot all,oI liz. non-slaycholdlng ST.
Of iac I a.",l. on ihe question 81 slavery,
taui. mpiabir rs Nr rcgaG,d this .pIfit NM.
t, first Development, Wc h1, reached the ~.
ma es year. when q may bee ASSUMED as ireo,
tra,rri. Div true, ahat controlling majar,y :,
eIa .at,, r most, II net all, the uoH.s.sfe.io4
ias Static are hostile 20 the institution Of ,,'
r, NOR j., 10 TO le disguised tina, the abolro,
.t.. under the new nainc OF the ." Free Soil p,
IN. are resolved by ever, means that we,s.
mari, cam devise, 10 torture. annoy aud h.,r,,
d.-a,theid,r until flp Institution Is aboli,i,l
ar tta ., Iu, Il tie slaves destroyed. unle,, n.
.tr..tr A. proet oi lhn ultimate design 4,
3 ft.ar ttuaiIc- ma, be- mentioned the iorm.,i,.
.f associations. know - " Abolition S0vieli.,
. tom uH,h ttpy luImaatc.he eoar.cs, aba,.
.fi I-.a.. size MOST ulamnatory addressts r..
oH4Hpa-, pt.d report, -iagmH'saus tue eiuls,,
II fHe sM,rloldiug States - hcarfies biu,.,
ID iarft.l --, Nuuis, INSCRIPTIONS task ms,it,,
{. and ad.al. dealers 10 human flesh - To- IN.
+. tGrt have found NO plthci To-" harsh, Of ,lsht
tom gross to heap upon ii'e South sHI L, .a,.
tufiou-.
p W, couicu, with tH,, they have of la'e I.
II .rrfrd q holi,rtuue aud thrown oit al d..sss
d Under fa,.rury ofgMiaiion 90 the Free S,
/. p.sl.." is., have asserted. with ,ntsnmtnals
iraHfrrt that ,lateFy shall never eNis, % Il
70 present ~ future territories ui The nted Sia.s
70 ,4t be5 oud o. present .a.'- It sl,i. no. ~ %
l.td. q and, Oh. tiefe, Virtually claiming to q.
at.fr4tr 600 t4e. cN. iu-sc usv Of i'.e upn.,.l,s
aa.dias $ .lc- aHi their C.l. cts the ieJutafi
aaN l,.d or Hereafter tu be- acquired by i
s lntsd Sfatr- ln.,tpfilnet with these ii,s.
o. H., AlAc through tarr Representative, ira
i. aa-e Sat- introduced nud passed III ia
lloA-e 90 Representatives, OF lHe United s,aia
ID ;a.t uet"-l1s mea.H, know" 1n The " VIA
h pfotI-c
is M. nave tary stopped %, This, ore ag,r,a
., .5i is ql.tnN succeeded 10, another. AID m
i..e seen iu, dclberAi, ,Anrl IA Cougrc,,
abolish SLAVERY m lh, District Of Cplum..
Il ..ai fire slave .r.1. between The several Slss
y uHe.,. Shaver, nov ,Nl-l,. Whether The l-s
.,.t. 10. ta,.fe-, ot 'h.,e several measures,
ait oBc oi them csu- 4er,d separately, wosi
.t-r.E- tlu S.ufAtrn States ~ adopting lm-s
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THr MAlls-onc Of our subscribers n, JET.
icr~pn desires us 20 state that the mails leading
to that place arr IN wroiched situation that
from all quarters there are nothing but failures
aud Encouragement We shall recur to this
subjec, again, aud to the malt. generally in this
,o-ii.r ~ N. STATE
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Transportation of Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing March l6, 1919.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for light
TO Macao" will be received at this bureau until three
o'clock p Thursday, the 9th day of April, IS49 for
the transportation OF barrels (mofe es.) govern
ment from the yard Boston, Massachuse to
the OF Macao China there be delivered to the Uni
ted States or to the senior naval officer pre-
sent The offers the price asked per barrel with
ont distinction between and dry and each barrel (or
hafbarels) beef pork -four RICE vinegar pickles, whis
key dried apples. will be considered barrel; all other
packages to be at the rate of o. cubic feet to bar
all casks other than barrels the ths will be deducted No
prmage to be- allowed The fair weather working ay-days
10 be allowed each of the ports of Boston and Macao for
taxing III and dschaslng cargo Payment to be made by
aynavy agent in the United States to be selected by the
bidder, and designated in the charterpary, within thirty
days alter producing satisfactory evidence OF the delivery
OF the cargo The vessel must pass the usual inspection,
and be the Boston navyyard by the 10Th day OF April,
49, ready to receive her and if not presented for
examination within three days alter being notified OF her
accepta the bureau will consider itself at liberty offer
The freight to the lowest bidder. make such ar
Judgements as may best subserve the public interests
lar
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In, portant Sale reclaimed swamp Lands In North
Carolina.

Important Sale OF reclaimed swamp Lands In North
Carolina"
TIME president and directors of the Literary Fund Of
/ North Carolina in pursuance of certain resolutions
ssed AZ the last session of the General Assemble ote
Tor sale FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF SWAMP
LANDS constituting part of the Literary Fund of the
Stae situate in Hyd. and Washington counties and en-
Ibracing the region lying between Pamlco and Abemarle
sounds
Tbese lands have been drained At great expense undcr
the direction of enuneer and laid off into sec
lions The drainage has been effected by y ma in canals
Pungo canal, extending rsn Punso lake Pungo
river six and halt miles in length with an average width
% depth feet, and fall IL feet and ALI
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NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers are now in
IN receipt OF The following and elegant goods which
have been selected from the latest OF Phadel-
pha thus early in consequence OF the anticipated demand
preparations for the approaching balls those who anti
cipae leaving the city thereafter In materials for
bali dresses
Embroidered Lab ador, entirely new and beautiful
Hghcolored plain hermann
Embroide red silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeable glace silks
Rich changeable gros de Antiques
Pink, bue and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink, blue and cherry Embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka -nuslins, all colors
Light pink and blue plain mousselines de aine
Plain, pink blue, and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Colored silk illusions, plain
In silk and other dress goods
Changcable gace silk, every shade very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
Ezra rich black Gro de Rhincs
Do do black striped and watered silks,
New styles Mousselines de Lame
Do do French lawns and CHIMES
Do Bereges, Grenadines, &c.
In fancy articles we name
Is new styles black silk visites and sacks
% rich lace capes
Is worked collars and csemisets
10 pieces style wide sash ribands
80 do do embroidered neck rbands
10 splendid white Grape shawls
boxes real net mts
SO dozen Baou's gloves, every shade aud size
10 do white silk hose, embroidered ribbed and plain
Together with many other and desirable goods, TO
which we invite attention. believing stock to be at
ent the most complete in the District
Mar 2o-2wif p. H HOoE IL co.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

CoR removal and all diseases arising from
s Q, the DSEa Or hab Z, hs ne
ps. or fu..us. on he Face blosshs. se,
Ssss. Ulcers syphls symptoms seaca
and Diseases from iudcious Of Mercury
Dropy Exposure mprudenee in Life Also Chronic
ID this preparation ara strongly the medicinal
properties sasaparia combined with the
9 d Ss Sc % o hs
hmsele bur also BY that has received their
has established its merits reputation for value and efficacy
pa Diseases cured are furnished IN the
so v 81 f. s the Ons .a sn
struggling with disease purhss ceanes and strengthens
whole animal frame.
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
case Of ssroi Itself ali similarly a
alctod
sotrronr, Conn. Jan L. 1913
Gentlemen sympathy for the afflicted induces
to yo OF . sS a ss yea s 9af @
different parts Of the body the glands Of the meek were greatly
nng relief from the remedies used the disease attacked
be laid open without any permanent benefit
this situation heard of and were induced 70 use sands sa
relieving her more than any she had ever taken and
her friends she found her health quite restored 1t
the effected and her G' remains good show
nshbo all knowing to these facts and think very highly of
''"'' '1 Yours with respect JULIUS PIKE
Extract from letter received from Mr. Harris gentleman
we'll known in Louisa county, Va
have cured boy Of mine with your sar
spara attacked with scroula and OF scroiuous
lily. Yours, truly,
an w. HARRIS
"FREpERIcKs Hall, Va, July Il, 1873"
SANDS almost direct
article well known and so deervedy popular
who
induced TO try worthless compounds bearing the
little the of this
think confer benefit
the
column The bottle has
argea quart and those who wish really good
will this all the medicinal of the
OF thousands has proved its efficacy in curing the
which recommended
tbana nprh, ia
pairing the system for change of seasonHo Journal 1913
and sold Wholesale and retail by A b SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street Of william
York.
and Messs L. d. W. H. Gilman Sold in Alexandria by
Cook Il Pell and in Georgetown by r I. Cissell.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and anadas Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for So
Mar l5-tIsJuly.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person will be entered books unless the
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by letter the postage
which will be paid by and all ak assumed ourselves
SAFE transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published try weekly during the
sions Of Congress and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than will be received
terms propSriioned 70 the above annual rates
10 FoSTAAsTES authorized to act agents and by
sending us DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed ave SEMI
"hLf subscribers with s25 enclosed; 1--WE WEEKLY sub
with $40 enelosed viii be entitled 70 copy OF the
edition aa they furnish subscribers for sratis
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w. WALK Err


E"suioNABLE CLOTHING.-We have ON hand n large
ana elegant stock of ready made goods for geuenens
FINE dress and fock coats, Orsay coats
Vi various styles and qualities
ahtaoons and vests in great variety, with every other
aele OF dress to outfit gentleman in the best syle aud
without delay.
some very handsome white silk and vests for eve
ming wear 800 " -
Also lin, shirts white, black aud other kid gloves
WIN cravats and many other pretty desirable goods
lor genlemen's use
We are also prepared make any to order
snort notice in the best style.
n ierns cash, or to prompt customers short credit.
ony one price YOUNG ~ OREM
Feb l6-3taw4 doors west of Browns Hotel
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National clearinghouse .

JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF St. Thomas,
per brig Annaiostin Capt Dory, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this market, which
WIN be served up daily soup and all the various modes
OF cookery and in the best possible style Also, from Nor
oh fresh oysters spiced oysters, sheepshead mackere
nosnsh Nc &c all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
W Families served q = usual.
Aug. lS-u w WALKER
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16
COMMUNICATED
Notes from the LeCluring Field.
New LYME, March, 4th, 1919.

At the close of my last, I stated that
would refer to the position of MIR. Keep and
his church again. | do this because there
lies at the bottom of that gentleman's action
a principle which is every where manifesting
itself. The church at Litchfeld claims to
be anti slavery par excellence. 1t has dis
solved all connection with Shareholders reli-
g%iously. It's minister is an abolitionist of
the v~eriest kind. These are its professions,
these are the professions of scores Of other
churches standing in the same position. ]
will say nothing of both church and preach
err voting for one Of the most s%ervile pro-
slavery men this or any other country ever
produced. Let that 60. This church was
opened before the election for political pur-
poses. Men who could bow low enough to
stump it for " the Northern man with South
principles were welcomed TO its sacred
desk" and no deilement felt! The Metho-
dist Protestant Church are bid welcome TO
hold its meetings within its walls. The cha
racter of which is we'll known. The church
knows it. Mr.. Keep knew it. And they
knew it to be unsurpassed in its love OF sla'
very, in its Jealous defence Of chattelism.-
Having within its pale, both as members
and ministers, hundreds of shareholders and
acknowledgements who revel in blood ant
feast on human hearts-who raise babies FOL
the market, and to whose ears the walls o
tho frantic moiher has no discordaDt sound
Among which are found such incarnate dew
lis as Alexander Mccain, who has received
the written eulogy of that prince of tyrants
John C. Calhoun, for his able Bible defenct
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16

likeness. | am we'll satisfied with the labors
Of the past FIVE or six weeks, thinking tina. a
good work has been done for tho slave.
was not able to get to Wellington and
Chardon in consequence of sickness.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16

OF Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16
A N T~I-SLAVERY BUGL E.
SALEM, MARCH &c, ls49.

81 LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE is CAUSE
FOR 1.-THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
II INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
mund Burke.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

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