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DHUIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any bushes
may be inrusted with before either Of
and will also attend 10 the
and the Departments. Once on Q
WAsnseros, July is, 1876. July 17-3awtf
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WARRINGTON CITY Lots At private snle.--About siI
millions
squares nearly every section Of city,
private salehens unususi opportunity for profitable invest
NJ.
Terms. One ha cash. balance one two three and
year,. with When the purchaser improves,
may be extended. ~ -
DEEDS rvsn puchsn eo. and deeds Of trust taken
Apply 20 he subscriber al Me-r Rsps,
ja~s y i may % seen tfs, A. HYDE
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NOTICE paner.hp heretofore existing between JOHN
Tooxsn attend promptly 20 all business
before Congress and the departments ~ heretofore
March 2i--d
DOR asIs-a beautiful yacht Of about ten tons bur-
den, The boat Il in nne order having new sails
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of O. n. MeDrsii q The Union ONCE "
June I5-n N
CHEAP sCHOOL BOOKS az every hind ~ Taylor n
Msuryf Bookstore, near on street.
Slate. and copy-sooks and pens ct very low prices
Ausm
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+ oNGFELLOw,s novel, aIxsvnns"gh,' will h.
May IL FRANcK TAYLOR,
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PROPOSALS. by LITTLE a BROWN
Pos PUBLISHING BY susscRfrrioy
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMS,
Srcond Presidxnf of Inc Limited SLntss


EDITED HT ms GRAspsos, CHARLES FKAsc1s ADAMS.
hE public viii be glad publication
adequate obtained IL Is IN
government already published b., now oai Of PRINT and
selection noa most vouninous Of which
The eoleeaor Is 20 be made edited by Charles
adams as OF ms father The late John Ganncy
Of ,hs RISE ru and P o 81 ssh a edns e History
n which the revolutionary struggle year
The materials for the first OF The ample
his life scrpnIousy preserves rps naoes and y ,h are
found 'nsularis interesting Probab,
the most remarkable az least ue
be Diary commenced By HIM 1885,
tr years including ages, portion his public career TINS
Diary great amount Of valuable mater
connected wa ne early movements Of the aevooon in Ma-a
OF HE Congresses Of l774 i55,
t,e debates during portion mat period winch
al kwed , o. men" WIN De ngi'y rau't's % pps,et
younger Mr. Adas 70 write memoir Of MS father fhs although
s an n n peIlse % and VIII be pTssea 70 Se Pssa publ
ans himself Wse w woven into The body fins work
a. @ o ~ Of asoS on o sa
bring them all puchaers la
h9" Of what wi, ness, ae student. of The national history
VIII include he essay on The canon aud suda law e defence Of
drawn from te npisbed wri,ays al N, Adams o
supplied by the editor from other VIII he added
Such selections VIII be made ro the Diary from the
which Mr. adas lived and acted lsn yet
possessed even after all the valuable contributions which have
already been furnished other whole
she confidently believe that there relating the reyou
lion6y history the United states, the
WHICH Mr. Adams lived that
value, the offered
people And they strongly hope lha ey shall nd themselves 50
well sustained IN tins enterprise be encouraged c
and perfect the other later Works
no less distinguished John Quincy Adams
The works will be commencing
Idunny 1919, reasonable
1od consistently with high
signed 10 be to them and IN the following order:
l. Works
Political papers, including Controversial Publications OF the
Revuluiten
O. Messages and Public PAPERS.
a. Diary.
Private Letters Public Subjects, l774 o 1901.
o. Private Letters rom 1855 to lAa5.
= Life of John Adams, editor
Original Unpublished franklin Jaw Jefferson
Lees Lanrens, Gerry, Dana, lizard, other
of the Reyolu
The VIII be beautifully the
form, each volume
CLOTH price - - a
limited copies paper, awi
|pu style OF binding, price SO a
Subscriptions respectfully propre
tors. LITTLE X BROWN,
Feb. 2i--3taysu III Washington street, Boston.
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Psnasvfpunia dpenue befneen 7Lh md Sth streets,
JTAVE now store, and constantly receiving rom
manufacturers and importers, additions TO the following
description of goods, viz;
House furnishing articles Of every variety sreh as carpet
ngs rugs floor oilciohs, Canton and Spanish inatngs,
|cnrain era and fixtures. lace cnItans, enbroidered
muslin curtains Marseles copnterpanes furniture chinH,
linen sesting plov-case linens, dwellings table dam
asks table cloths dsmask napkins bird s-eyes Scotch and
diapers CLOTH wors,ed, and cotton table and piano
covers Nc, Ne
la ladies' wear, fancy goods Nc, name
French aud India Silks of the latest styles
Black rhines and satin de chine, for vsitcs
French bereges, tissues and grenadines
French, Scotch. aud American lawns and ginghrfns
Plaid, striped and plain Swiss rnuslins
Lace French worked collars and cuffs
Spenddiy embroidered and plain Canton cnspe shawis
Needle worked and bordered shear lawn handkefceB
Silk co:on. and silk hosiery Of every description
Kid, silk and Lisic thread gloves OF every osohpoh
Black net rni,s, thread lsces, black silk iaces
Bobbin edgings, NC NC.
In gentemens wear, name -.
French English, and American cio'u' VI osoy o'io''
from the most celebrated makers
F,anri d1.e.kin. and cassmees of the finest quality
s,lk s,tin and Msrseitles vestings, great variety
S,iS ,rc,;no and cotton under vests and drawers
s,,L nj linen cambria bsndkerchieis, fancy cravss
Iin.n .hiuings and drawers linens, NC.
Tnaether with plee assortment OF goods OF every
in our line which we invite the attention Of
nscbasers before purchasing elsewhere, inducements
will be offered. - =, .,o,,. =
June IA = n hooh " 20
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land better for dyeng than those of the United States
and others think The dyes and drugs altogether supe
nor We must spoil all such 'fa off fowls with feathers
alr The majority Of the dyers in the United States
Engushmen or Seochmen the sufls used ia both
tines are the kind and the waters are the same in
both countries There good and bad every land.
The coiors OF The American carpets good as the
|Engsh ana be Workmanship OF the carpets not inferior
Those who have pad high price for an English carpet,
IN order 10 get better coors have made nothing by
The choice than the simple OF "a bad bargain" through
ignorance; aud those who have purchased American
carpets Tor lower price, laugh their more unfor-
tunate neigbbors, and jingle few of the saved gold
dollars chorus, both for the honor OF their country
and extra ballast 10 their purses.
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From the ". Y. Scientific American.
American Carpets.

There are great number OF carpets manufactured now
lin the United States No country in the whole world
uses so many as ours. Among no people are they SO
universally employed articles of domestic luxury and
comfort This it should be the ralsers Of wool the
|dyers spinners and weavers have surely peenption
right to good carpet This night is not either really or
|jocuary known among the working people the other
side of the big salt pond The working people of Eng
and know nothing about the OF carpets In their
houses and they not considered by the higher
las having any night TO such things What. British
iourneyman shoemaker or blacksmith nave carpet IN
The house the thing would be considered preposierous;
and such thing could be, would certainly call forth
the eloguence of Parliament for the passage OF some bll
restrain the extravaganza Of the working classes, iof
whom the eyes of hereditary pride, bacon or brose
in stnied quantity is good enough ood and calico,
corduroy and Gaasbie good enough and plenty enough
OF clothing In country the mechanic CLAIMS car
peted room inherent right, and hence we have
larger matket for carpets among our people Than aons
the same number OF people in any other country. Inc
carpet trade OF The United States very extensive There
are large factories in Lowell and Roxbury, Mass.
Thonpsonyille and Taritville, Ct the large one 81
Nessrs Higgins in this city, factories at Auburn, n y
where beautiful carpets made, and there many
other factories in this and other States that nigh
MENTION but do not write this article Tor that purpose
lone object is 10 speak word Tor the right OF working
men TO enjoy those things. Domestic comforts have
most beautiful influence IN eevahng the human cbarac
ter Another object s to correct very common erro
among merchants, twbo ought 10 know beiter,)
the public generally, respecting the colors OF Amercar
and English carpets. N is common opinion anong
people who unacquainted with "appbed chemistry.
that the English carpets are made p more perfna0en
colos than the American carpets We surprised
fact that within observation last week of al
English Turkey carpet being chosen IN preference
American one, although the latter was superior article
and OF more beautiful pattern We inquired the reaso
of the CHOICE and was told that il was owing to III
quality of the colors of the English carpets being NOR
permanent han the American and what surprised u
most was the belief OF the merchant in the OPINION 100
which he assured us was universal, and " more esrei
ally, he said, among our weahlest people ih's
really to be regretted as piece Of shee, E
vulgar ignorance Some think that the waters Of Ing
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

person entered upon books unless the
payment Of the suhscription be nsds m advance
Distant forward by letter the po~axs
paid by assumed by ourselves IN
axe ran3mission-
COUNTRY PArER published tri weekly during the sss
ions Of Congress and semi weekly during the
period year viii be received
terms props rtioned o he above annual rates.
9T PosrMAsTERs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers enclosed; Ave WEEKLY sub
obers entitled copy the
edition they furnish Is Subscribers for, syat.
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DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, Repair March l. 1919
Under TIE JOINT OF Congress- approved May 3 isis
entitled Resolution respecting contracts for hemp Tor te use
bueaa or The United states hemp agencies al Lousvi Kentucky
oueau l delivering user contract az eer 81 ne sad hsnp
agencies, for exceeding i've years. me best quality Of
pounds considered
higher rate an two hundred and forty dollars The
partent vii then whether the contracts shall be award
ed No delivery viii se required Than The LIST day Of January
The said hemp mus, be equal il quality % e,e oe,' foreign hemp
benp The quantity required annually will be about 500
The SAID hemp thoroughly dressed cleaned free from
and sixteen Of and
when hatcheed the satisfaction ready o
IL be and three
foui's 81 IN inch circumference made from
pounds englI color properties
must be entirely satisfactory 20 e inspections, the chef Of this
bureau % viii not be recesed VIII be inspected and tested at
The respective places OF delivery.
The United States hemp TO certify bulls fs the
according TO the contracts which may be entered ioi ninety per
senatou agreed aud named
die contracts
offering words and figures, CLEARLY
egby) per pounds, Delivered
peced tested approved received 'e said hemp and
Every accompanied directed the m Congress
making appropriations for the naval service approved 10Th August
1876 by written guaranty signed by one ~ more Responsible per
be certified by oicla pecnage9 TO e effect tor
ue'r bd DC accepted enter INTO an obsauon wluin pen w
AFTER hs submitted for with good and sufficient
snree 70 furnish the supplies proposed No proposal VIII be con
siiered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds win approved n.iies 10 oue the estimated amount
the viii be reqrcd and ten cehuun ~
addition VIII be withheld front the aonnt or each payment 10 be
security for the md faithful performance Of
complied with in all respects according 70 Their terms
conformity with the Of tins I'D
The persons Offering agent
they bills paid, te offer accepted and by ~hieh hemp
agency they wish 10 have conact and bonds sent or heir
signature aud they should not be executed Whn efn Days
after they received by e agents thr department WI consider
itself liberty accept other offers IN place OF those mus neglected
Mar f--lawi5lbAug
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SANDS SARSAPARULA,
I'm uuunFf hotrIes

FOR the removal all diseases from
na or Kings Evil Rheuaas'a Obstinate cu,aneon. Erpons
Ringsona Teuer, Head Infringement
Bones and joint stubborn Ulcers syphi,c symptoms saea
ice or Dfopy Exposure or immudenee in life Also Chronic
In preparation strongly concentrated all medicinal
properties Of sarsapari combined with e most ceeia aids
the productions, the sTies Of die yege
kingdom; nIy tested only by patient,
qualified and the anobarion q the public and
has Established on h own merits reputation o sa'e and efficacy
para Diseases cured such furnished
who have used y 4 Is capable Of dong for c millions SIN suffering
The Of lic ard "fes throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
The following striking Will permanent
Of eroua commsnd itself all similarly afflicted
SouTHPoRr Conn, Jan J., 1919
Messrs Gentlemen sympathy
10 inform Of The remarkable effected by sarapala
different hody he glands n greatly
enlarged, and her nbs much swollen After suffering year
finding relief used the disease
Leg and below he knee suPpuatea Her physician advised should
La tins situation heard Of and ndnced 70 sands
relieving more than prescription had taken, and
before she bad used s bottles . he aoshmen and delight Of
since the effected and her health
neighons all knowing these facts and think mighty
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from received from Mr. N. w Harris, gentleman
GEsrIrszS have cured boy Of mine with sar
aa who was attacked with seroiula and Of seTofuos family
"rRrDrnroTs as Al, Va, July II, 1882
sssps sARs.rAmrL.it seems amos, unnecessary 10 direct
IA. preparation but patients often who wish 10 use The extract
little Of the
root; and think cannot confer greater benefit read
essrs Sands IN another column The bottle has recently been
viii concentrated tins all the medicinal value
rbe experience Of thousands has proved IL efficacy curing The
me more than any other phaps Is h' medicine useful IN Pre-
Prepared and sold, wholesale A. b. d. SANDS.
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITCHIE 4 Edmund BURKE.
Navy AoSsr's OyyIcs,
Pensaloix. MAY N -ss

Navy Supplies under tho bureau ks asa Ysrds.
Navy AoSsr's OyFIce,
Pensacola, May %, si9.
EiLED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, separately en-
y dssed Proposals supplies fo
l ONCE until IL O'Clock, Ms Monday 2jt day
une furnishing and delivering
cola
nee expense the government,
after specified, viz
Class No. Bricks
lsiJ0oO BRICKS an be of the best quality,
,t ntz od1e
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POTOMAC PAVILION.


~ Pney Point, Maryland
1.-THE will be
ot This delightful
OF fun Chesapeake Bay
beautiful
bathing, being combine
1msks t Of the pleasant and healthy be found
II situated the beach, yards
bathing
obirng and competent attendants.
The w be supplied all the Injuries
~, g mark
excellent band of for
o ann- furnished for GUESTS % charge.
TERMS OF BOARD.
X
Fer month 90
The proprefors ready
oceoa, Captain Mitchell Washington
Thursday O'Clock SUNDAYS O'clock
for the Pavon returning, leaves
n M Washington, Sundays 6 u
The Columbia Baltimore
as n m.
nrton a m arriving
POINT evening at D. m
| on the hiRkWOOD 81 KELLER
NAV 24-3aNtlJuly
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE
uUBREiL'S PATENT FfRE-ARNs--This gun loads at
dif'erenne being
three inches instead 81 length
barrel the mechanical
cienhc for this and enables load
the three hundred and
which, The
o power precision
The ball hucksbof, shot, useful
| for both sporting ana warlike purposes.
They mu-kci, carne.
me
o % United
For particulars, address, poet paid,
VIM. w. HUBBEII.
Aug. ll--f Patenee, Philadelphia
IN 4 sue
fNyIE Chase. the Turf. and the Road. by Ninrod.
l. Illustrations by Aiken Il Gilbert, vol London.
AZ TAYLOR MAIRYrS
June bookstore, 9th
KNOX WALKER will practise law N he supreme
- United attend
claims Address Washington, D. &,
Maj, l0-u
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B0rc
Ir Ar open for the reception visitors Bs
~ progress, that will give acw
establishment No viii be spared IN
add pleasure OF
evidence, instances The
and ~ almost miraculous efct
the original design, 70 gray
The guests their health and
remarkably healthy ezinn ~ ul view o.
the Viags OF
visitors tn the
pistol gallery, the game u billiards
henibfu dance The lovers m music ana nowers WIZ ha
cafe their approval while the faiow
ap silver fish the eth and the buffalo
who interested the r
word every has been taken winch expanded
ball.
will lend their respective attractions
designed for the monde only To The
Of o. cordial
The
on respected throughout the season
according 10 The
agrs points July, when daily lines viii
Columbia
M, reach rie ,rngs the same day
springs Post Once books Narresfon
should be- directed they he len
White sulphur springs, eenrer
board viii he follows so for the whole
monrhs $50 for months SIS
for Sic weeks NJ
meal. OF lodging
children
provided children before usual
who their the ordinary table, viii be charged
full dsy. $40 month.
have been procured and cotage VIII
be charged for private supplies - -,
lbe Legislature virzinis these springs
Monday debates viii offer
traordnary all desire and hear h aeie
o
June e-dlswsepn
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rouv M McCALLA late Second Auditor Of the
Treasury offers his services ia the prosecution OF claims
on the government before Congress, or the depnments
In he rftleuent OF military accounts and agency bus-
ness generally. lie will also practise law in the Distct
courts. ..t,
HIS Office 10 the of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph Office.
WASHINGTON Guy, April 36-eo6inu
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SEA BATHrNG-OLD POINT HOTEL.

Ts beautiful establishment reception OF
eis now in bne order The grounds have been greatly
PROVED ahd the bath enlarged afordna,
swimming bath, hot baths baths There fine shore,
FOR those VINO prefer surfha bathing
Charges ~
n"3 ~. - w
p s ~, ny, weea ~ me nate OF ........ 80 per day
by me month az the 1
Children and servant. half pnce
MAY 25-atawbw IA,srs = FRENCH
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EAVANAuGHi a Tale by Lonxfeilow. 4 vol.
IA history OF wonderful Inventions engrnviugx
ne EARN and ON Comparative Physical Geography
BY Arnold Guzot OF Neuehate. vol. 49,
Curzon' NOnasterieS of the Isevnnr ] vo
Adventures in the Lihyan Desert. st John
Mrs LoundonS 10
lean edition Edited by Downing !
Dscotah; Life and Legends Of the Sioux Nv Eastman
''
Leaves OF Marrnret Smiths Jonrnsi-ls7s-o vol.
sneinss History and Practice Of Photography. /
June FRANK TAYLOR.
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Pasperi.. a. ss....eh..e,.-.

The Secretary Of State has submitted an
abstract Of the returns Of the oyerseers Of
the poor, to the Legislature. Ii comprises
all the towns in the State but forty one
From this abstract we CLEAN the following
items:
There are ia alms-houses in the State,
an whieh wsIe soPPoslssi the past year
IlS,o95 paupers. OF these, 7,4f3 were
foreigners. OF whom 6. 7O7 were from Eng
land and Ireland. The number OF foreign
PauPeIs who came into the State the past
year was 1,494.
The average number supported in aims
houses during the year was 4,02S, at an
average weekly cost for each pauper of
81 Ol. The number of persons aided
and supported out Of the alms-houses was
9,SlI, at an average weekly cost for each
PauPeI Of 81 or. .
Number Of insane persons relieved and
supported was Oil, and Of idiots 324-
PauPers by reason Of insanity or idiocy 729.
or the 1858 paupers. 9.567 thereof
were made 50 by intemperance-being over
one-hat. The total Pauper expense was
1872, I49 IS and the value Of the aims
house establishments St.056, 494.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

MARRIAGE OF PRIE5T.-The civil law Of
France has hitherto forbidden the marriage Of
Romish priest even after he bad abandoned the
priesthood. An experiment has been made,
showing the operation Of that law under the
republican constitution:
M. Triyisr, formerly priest in the diocese
of Dion, but now an Evangelical minister, de-
string TO be married, presented himself for that
purpose before the authorities at La Tremblade,
but was refused, on account Of his being in holy
orders NJ Trivier then presented himself be-
fore the mayor Of Mausls, from whom he ex-
Perienced another rebuff, but NJ. LaSsllee, a
representative Of the people, and a member Of
the municipal council Of that town, published
the banns, and celebrated the marriage on the
18th Of November"
AFRIcA.-Rev. Mr.. Freeman, one Of the sec
retaries Of the London Missionary Society, has
gone on q tour Of visitation to all the SOciety's
stations in Africa. As he was formerly mis-
siOnary in Madagascar, he feels deep anxiety
to obtain some intercourse with the prosecuted
Christians Of that Island The venerable DR..
Philip, Of CsPetOwn, now aged and infrm, is
likely to retire from the post he has hitherto
occupied with 50 much honor TO himself, and
50 much advantage to the cause of missions. as
well as 10 The English government
A COOP SUBJECT FoR PREAcHrxs--we learn
from the Birmingham Eng Gazette, that the
ate Mr. Thomas Ingraham, of Ticknell, near
Bewdly, by his will left legacy, the interest Of
which is to be applied TO procure three sermons
in IS many different churches, in or near Biz
mingham, yearly, con the kind and msrcifnl
treatment Of all dumb animals, but more espe-
cislly the horse and ''that on Monday, pre-
vious 10 the preaching Of such sermon, notice
be inserted in the Birmingham Gazette, request
ing the masters Of families TO direct their SER
wants, having the care of their horses, to attend
divine service on that day"
IL would be a good subject Of preaching in
this country, by men who can preach truth
and duty without the stimulus Of a premium
Of vested funds.-Indspeadent.
CHINA-'sThe first church building without
a steepls' ever erected in China proper, has
Just been finished at Annoy. II is IS feet in
length, and 80 in front, with portieo after the
Etruscan style, which strikes the natives with
great wonder. Cost 5000; without bell or
clock; both Of which are much needed.
The China Mail contradicts the rumor, which
has been published in this country, that Dr.
Battleheim, the missionary in the Chinese dis
trict Of Loo Chico, had besn murdered.
| BIBLE TRASsLArIoSs.--The foreign papers
state that the Society for the promotion Of
Christian knowledge has in progress Spanish
Version from the Hebrew. The COMMITTEES Of
the British and Foreign Bible Society has lent
for the purpose Of collation., copy Of the Am
sterdam Q702) edition Of CyPrian de Valera's
Spanish Protestant Version, which IS rarer than
gold. The Committee have also made con
tract with French printer at Paris, for print
/ ing a new French translation Of the scriptures
| from the originsltext.