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The Secretary of the Treasury gives Off
cial notice through the Washington papers
that the L. ). five per cent stock, created un
der the provisions Of the act of 3rd March,
1913, will, in pursuance of the terms of lis
State on The frs, day Of July, next, AT which
date interest thereon vii caasc Holders of
the stock will transmit their certificates, duly
assigned 10 the United States, 10 the Treasury
Department, and drafts in their favor for prin
cipal and interest will be RENTED to the A.
sistanl Treasurer most convenient Ia ,bcr
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The Italian Tribunal, before which the
cases sof Francesca aud Rosa Mudiai have
been so long under consideration, has con
demned the former to fifty months imprison.
ment at hard labor, ard The latter to forty fv q
months imprisonment, and to a fine of 800
hvres-and'at the expiration of their punt sh
men'. sothree years surveillance by the police
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Ipaper-. saying. among other things, that he
doe not hank the persons who have petition
ed Queen Victoria Tor hi. pardon.
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fxeen. Chiics * baldwin.

no ~. MAN STREET, R,ed1aoaa "a, lgpar1'.
ers of H.. Gloves, Cnyats. e. an shoJtsai'
nj rzt4iI dealers in REAUY-AiADE CLOIHlAG.
1he senior ra'tg,r 10 'ii firm la. been ezte..,se
i.54gs,,,s 4eI n long exp, 4ianre Las taught them
IIos ea5ls ..pud DE- uadc for the Sifsi.1 Trade he
1latiiar sol nj This cstab .hmrn' (which Is the Ia'ge,,
in ili. sfiia j. of their avn nuke uI warranted well
male Give VI. I02 ANA
= B.-S.irts Of superior make and IT.
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Cnn,iidaies fo~oMcc.

- we are autharizad a NM nee GtntpE @ WI
fAWs candidate for tire ela.as4tip Of the iiu.tns-
5ontt Of city of Lyneabarg.
Mmeh1G---de
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ERDNCsa window Gla. scs,

p N-IIT.IIIWTnf
Emery's all sizes for sale bv
Nrarchl-d&ct- r. STABLER < CO
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~ We arc authorized 10 aaHoancc LEwr PAGE q
candid, &c fo master II Police for the city or Lynch
bur-, uarlG-2rWtIc1
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GtEg5a7g SAW EsLP.S "a ENssRN -
; TIE subscriber sill furnish. to order Steam Saw
Nillsaad Engines of any -r, aad If he n~t approved
constructions uarrnutcd ,cqaai any filtered 10 the
public aud vii be sul atlcry ,pw rr.ees by
NV It. CURTIS EAAIES.
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all that is sensible, can she want with me, and
at this hourf Shade of Don Quixote !" he
apostrophized, Struggling his shoulders as Gu.
riosity got the better of his irresolution, al
give myself up to thy guidance" and he stole
down the vault-like stairway
A figure, shrouded in falling white drapery
hoated distinctly in the pass ige before him,
and he felt his arm seized by it's tremulous
grasp. "Frank Lewis?n was the faint but
eager whisper.
"The same !" was his subdued but surprised
response.
+" | ask of you favor tonight young stran.
ger which you shall never repent being grant
ed. Will you follow me ~
"Iam at your service, madam" replied the
mystifed youth.
She drew her shawl more closely over her
head, and beckoned him to follow her through
the carefully Enclosed front door
tTo BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
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TO BEATRICE,
an RECEIVING A BOUQUET.

ON RECEIVING A BOUQUET
r.r ,;o vet before Inc, dear sister hath wrought
, ,osr and cast Ger me the shadows of thought.
Ths violet. lowly in loneliness, seems
,,,.rt almost holy, Of earlier dreams;
ioaIsth me ever with magical power,
4 ,bouybt cannot sever dear home and that flower
f,,il tie entwining where stronger on cease
Hh,p too, hast been pining for home, Beatrice.
!, hloomed. oh, how brightly where all was my own
Where fell the dew lightly on seed had sown;
The,e morning beheld me, and all was delight
qll darkness compelled mo to murmur good night
Those flowers, thus cherished and blooming each day
She loved. who has persisted as calmly as they.
IN comes to my bosom an angel OF peace,
Fair childheods sweet blossom-thy gift, Beatrice.
The rose-shall name thee, tbou'queen of the flow
ers
P,ou0b that claim thee the loved in all hours
The brow Of the sleeper, in yisonlcss rest
The ioyous-the weeper-thy presence has blessed.
What pure thoughts unspoken thy petals impart
A. friendships sweet token, how dear to heart
Though widely we sever, though sorrows increase
Thy love hold ever with this, Beatrice
Though lifes sweetest roses pathway adorn,
Il often discloses the canker and thorn.
The spirit concesleth its trials from light;
Time only revealeth the ravaging blight.
i ask not of heaven thy future to know;
To NE be it given to share veal and woe.
Oppressed in thy sadness, till hes ills shall cease,
And blessed in thy gladness, my own Beatrice.
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NO. 35l.

another, besides having the giit Of Tongues J II
Harris Hunt can really cure diseases and Lu-
cretia Mott and Antoinette Brown can preach
good sermons and Mrs Sw shem and Mrs
Nichols edit successful papers, then all these
are points gained forever. and the case il set
tied 50 far. Nor can any one Of there be set
aside as an exceptional case, until it is shown
that it is not, on the other hand, a test case
each person being u possible specimen Of
large class who would with little less dis
couragenent have done the same things7
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rest; to him who seeks, comes knowledge 10
him who loves, comes love.
Not unmarked of his reveront eye the world
OF beauty and poesy to him is the charm OF
woods and waters ever new; the little birds de-
light him, and the changing heavens are per.
petual wonder
But the beautiful is a means of his life, and
not the end he pauses to pluck the violets in
his pathway, but they may not entangle his
feet TO keep him from the tolls of the day
He walks, unframed the enchanted ground
of passion, and to HIM its pleasures are not a
weakness, but glory and strength
He links true hearts to his as he journeys
onward, gathering love after love, and blessing
after blessing, into his ever deepening nature
Every new experience Of human love and
worlds happiness, every sweet selfdenial given
or taken, every caress to the dog at his feet,
aud every kiss from the child on his knee, is
another drop Of strength to the heavenward
purpose Of his soul
This is the world of the actual, oh my
brothers, and its master is the eternal God.
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OR AN OLD TEXT, WITH NEW GLOSS FOR ALL
ANTI SLAVERY MEN.
Claiming, the wise firm foe of Slavery,
And Garrison, the Hannibal of that Rome
lnpurpose ono, for years could never come
To see alike nor yet to the liberty
So dear and yet rare to Disagree
Till, at an hour of freedoms darkest gloom,
They met in Massachusetts Senate Rooms
And plighted hands in Faith and Charity.
Strangers before, they were estranged no more,
But tOed together, till one left the shore,
Bound heavenward. Then, for Christ, for victory
won
Friends Of humanity, bid strife begone
Leagued in common cause, keep trust in one
another;
Each strive in his own sphere, and own in each a
brother.
*Thc incident referred to may be found related in
the Memoirs of Charming volume g. pages 22e, 230.
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death dealing business! for such wa in part
at least, without doubt poor VOORHEES,, The
Strange isitantD
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VOL. VII.
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A COLONIZATION ANFcIoTE.--A CORES
pendent Of the New York Tribune writing
from Down South, tells this anecdote, which
may help the Colonization Society along
"The mulattoes pride themselves amazingly
upon their white blood At "a meeting between
an agent Of the Colonization Society and a
company Of negroes held some time since in
Mobile, after a good deal had been said n
mixed blood arose; and expatiated at length
upon Africa as the home Of the colorcd man,
and the propriety Of all going as opportunity
offered, &c, but concluded by remarking that
as it WAS certain death to Anglo Saxons, and
~ he was member Of that renowned race
he should remain in the land Of his father,
and lay his bones with his brothers insisting
that all "niggers should go to Airikey whar
dey cum FROM
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The New York Tribune Is very ready to I'D
yise Free Sellers to 70 in with the Wings on
the Maine Law issue in those States where
the Wings generally favor the Maine Law
But IL 10 not half as ready to urge Temperance
Wings TO support Free Soil candidates on the
same issue in the States where the Wing party
Is opposed 10 the Law.--Onsida Telegraph.
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We zee Southern editors commanding, in
warm terms the recent decision Of Judge Nc
Lean, delivered upon the rendition OF a fugitive
slave at Cincinnati, Ohio The Judge afirms
the consttutionality Of the Fugitive Slave Law,
but he promulgcs opinions as deeply abolition
and unconstitutional ~ Greeley Gerrit Smith,
or Garrison, ever announced. These opinions
are extra judicial and, instead Of commenting,
the press should ohastisc him for his impudence
10 pushing private opinions forward under the
sanction OF his Judicial erminc, giving to them
BY this trick the sanction of law.
l.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c..

-rLL 4 BlAscnsRD, Printers, Washington, D.
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\ The incident referred to may be found related in
the Memoirs of Claiming, volume 3, pages 229, 800
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From the Indiana Free Democrat
PLURIBUs UNUM.

OR AN OLD TEXT, WITH A NEW GLOSS, FOR AL
NTIsLAyERY MEN.
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The Tssr oy SpHERs.-T. w. Higginson, a
brave reiormer and capital writer, settles tho
question of women,a AphAss vary satisfactorily,
a. follows:
"The test Of sphere is success. IL Miss Mil
Ter can walk the quarter deck II Madame
Grange can argue osscs In court; II Mrs. w.
can conduct the complex business transactions
Of great Paris house IL Maria Mitchell can
discover comets, and Harriet Hosmer carve
statues IL Appolonia Jsgiello can light IN En'
ropean revolution, and Mrs Putnam indicate
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Tr1Asuay psrAErsrEr. March -. u

TREASURY DsPAKrsERTs March ~. leoS
,puE Ioyest proposals fo ctng Loulssile custom
house, received edyeuseDe ~ Desenes lsa
expenses its erection, exceeding hs
appropriation remaining purpose, u has pesn asae
award proposals. bu 70 feopsn ns
Notice hereby SVEN
hs department anil " O'Clock aeon oa he
(Which be o each kind u "nss
agesab such notifications Of the original an ana sieihsa
prepared by the experimenting architect VII bnA me
aggregate for the whole building Nhh me snh
$4,000 This department the night 20 reject inc pro-
posaB invited the aggregate exceed that SUM- % y
be otherwise deemed necessary 10 Ibe Interests o s oha
States.
No contract awarded except master builders o. me
chaucs thereof without the consent OF the sec
Treasury viii be forfeiture OF ir saie Eigy nre
ofwork done and materials furnished &C
cordng prices e quantities. and amounts TO DC ace
The experimenting afchtec viii be paid from ue 70
work proceeds and een cent be retained un e
building completed delivered % The bnited hiaior
proposal be accompanied by written guarantee,
by esponbe teehed 10 be so by NE attorney
Unied states district judge for tue said dc lha he
bidder viii when required his proposal be accepted enter ino
sufficient securities IN the penalty
$4,000 the whole work (and il several parts Ia propoon)
for ibe faithful Performance of said contract.
plans, specifications, and working drawings for The building
information touching ha proposed work
obaned application The experimenting architect al
Louisville, Kentucky.
The proposals department. addressed to The
the Treasury, eudorsed Proposals for Louisville
house ~ aud will be opened O'Clock, the day
fixed for receiving The In the presence OF The bidders any
shall be present .,,..,,,,,
Mar % 2awtMay25 Secretary of the Treasury.
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Law be %
Tennessee II .
FACULTY Hon. Abraham caru.ers late Of the circuit
Il Judges oi Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Ieea Judges o,he court
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, d he chaneellots Of the state
Judges Green dew 70 their @ho Time exclusively
the school. .
Pan insir4oni. Daily examinations Of each class on c
Of lectures but explanations Of Tue
daily essonU progress 81 the examinations,
u Weekly moot law aud equity la which stu
dents suits Of mc BY the probes
so and posecute all the actual
pactce IN. cases framed them prepare
deeds Wills records docunents 10 be read ev
dence In the Of the taken BY appeal
gupfsme moot court held monthly the aud ia
nbe at he sna The siadon
jurors circuit and ehaneelofH ana IN ohef oneai ca
paciues connected with their suits.
the third Monday IN Sep
mbe Third Thursday IA February The second com
succeeding Monday IA February and ends second
Thursday ia July.
rpnses per sessonuiion Zee $50 Ia advance
fea Students furnish ue books
which eau be hadn Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the eoue, unless the
class. No previous study required for ad
mission. There regular classes. students
any M during the collegiate year.
There n moot lea ssure connected wi u The school
Number Of students collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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nN The petition olsiephen H. Long Of Louisville Kenucky pray
ing for the eaenon of granted him the seventh
briggs o seven Year, nem tie expiration o. said patent
which takes see on he seventh ~ day Of Nosember eighteen
hundred and Any -ihr.s, (ie53)--
IL ordered al the said petition be heard Patent Once
all persons naned and show ey have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
the required e the patent
Once their objections, specially forth in writing least
before the hearing All testimony filed by either
20 be used The said hearing be taken aud transmitted IN
oordance with the rules the office which will be furnished
plieaon.
Ordered Also this notice be published In the National n,ei
Republic and Union, Washington Tue journal and
the Courier Louisville Kentucky the Gazette and The Atlas Gin
ONO three weeks previous u
the NTH t5) day Of September next the day OF hearing
X. G. WElGHTMAN,
Acting Comm missioner OF Patents
SEdtos OF the above papers Will please copy and send the
bills the Patent Once with paper containing
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VALUABLE and Improved Farm In the vicinity OF
for Saiefhe undersigned offers for sale ''Wood-
Stock the farm which she resides certainly one OF the most
improved IN the vicinity Of Washington. 1t lies
IN District Columbia, mites from navyyard,
ieadag the city, and u IN the
Mesrs Young, ADDISON, Barry,
Jenkins bson, and the hospital 1t contains three
land about hundred which
cultivation and the residue heavily imbeed The
wen enclosed divided into fields in
which failing aud Large
lime ae stable and have been used this land
effect within the last three aud IL all
produce haavy fearos There seventy ~ bottom
nmoty my In clover and about forty seeded
The and consist OF and
eomoabe dwelling dairy and poultry houses oyeeers and
and and all outbung
Of the farm Possession OF the farm and farm
immediately credit viii be
desired, a portion OF the purchase money.
particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
7 james c. Mcclure pennsyly
Of 10Th where plot Of the property be
the premises
Feb iO-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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pENsIoN ana Bounty Land with the opin-
aona the Departments execution Of those laws from o 70
,sa one volume syo 600 page ~ EoIe ce a N
The aeng auspices which this work presented 10 the
Preparation for The press judgment experience
which large portion Of our fellow citizens
claiming and bounty lands have been ,peS,sd By hs par
Of Pensions we are graed tie
aas impression hat "a eompr,e computation was very much
% ay s e 81 the s ne
decisions ennue hem well as The FORMS and regulations BY
reconsideration appeal when they aehend that Injustice has
il would be source Of astonsnment persons
The number Of dormant claims that never have been
less than due which claimants Justly entitled,
"a %ss y % Ss 'S@ ar between
facts n cases. and NE ~ ms nss p Ao
be work, the parties emitted might their
" y g sas sIs o he
ha work overssts and have been committed ns
recognised claims and bounty lands, by nadyer
rendered BY volunteers which
ter The duration Of those wars may pc consulted 70
erals oace And in respect 70 evolutionary communion claims
funding 100, 80 and A 70 a. where The
IL urea q ysn x oeMn IS ne
public win be found pchzed the volume embracing the follow
Alex. II. II. stuart, c. NJ. Conrad,
Members Of The Washinsfon Bar.
Rlch,d j. Nj. Carlisle,
Jos. IL. Bradley, Walter Leno2, ..
p. Il. Feudal, Ricld Wallach
Chaine Of Pension Committee, Of Senate and House Of Repre-
scntatre, &C..
w. Jsnes--Chaiman of Committee Pensions, Senate
Harrs-Chaman of Invalid Pensions, House of Rpre
senaives.
Moses Chairman of Revolutionary Claims House OF
Representatives.
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80 $50 r MAYO s NiouLToN.
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nIpLoaiACy-tbe Law sations-ConsuIsr Law
Leipsic, 1896
De Cercq yallat-Guide Pratque des Consulate;
Paris, 1851.
Mensch--Mnnuci Paque Leipsie is46.
on Consular Establishments; ID. B Warden consul general
the United states at Paris vol Printed (n Engsh) Paris
1919.
DE Cusy--Rege Consulairss vol. Lepsc, 1851.
Wcq0eiof LAmbassadeuT ct foRcion's vols Cologne
l7l5
wolT-Prncipes du Gems volumes
Amsterdam, 1855.
De vera-Ie Para Ambasssadeur; vols. Leyden, 1909
DE Martens-Gude Diplomaiquei vols, Paris, 1887.
Flynns British Consul's Hand. book vol London,
Henhaws Manual Tor United States Consus volume, New
YORK, 1879.
Martens-Causcs celebcs Leipsic
1897.
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vols. Leipsio, ls43.
Pufendor- Dro de Ia Nature 81 des Gems Bss 1850
Purendof de Ia Nature, done into English by Csrew
vol London, lT2S.
Groius-Droit Ia PalH vol, Basic, I7f,
GfousDro, de IA Guer, translated into Enssh VOL Lon
don, 1888.
Me.el-cours de style Diplomadquei vols rsrs 1896.
Elhotts Diplomatic Code.
Buriamaaui's Natural and Polite Law.
Ruiherfords Institutes
Vaues Law Of Nations.
Chilty's Law Of Nations.
Nheson'r Law Of Nations.
wheatons History OF Nations.
WiIdmanis History Of Nations.
Poison and Hornes History Of Nations.
Mantesquieus Spirit Of Laws.
Diplomatic Correspondence.
Waits Papers and numerous books on The same
which
ported direct from London and Paris by - 49, - =.
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Virginia Land once,
RIcMMoap, April 70, 1853.

Code of of lSi9 All, section
hereby make known all whom mat u mp
pears eschaato city Of Petersburg dated
1853, the land oiee on The
Ap 1883 by inquest held the i2h day Of hp,
1855 following Of which John stewart died s.ized mas heen
found etcheaird 10 this Commonwealth, viz;
Petersburg situated on the east side OF Mase
by oil The late H. "
ton by 10, OF A. g. Mcwaine esq and ON e
properly aud designated the plat
the No ~ and rePn,ei to con one acre Inc es
cheated property but one lot aud e same properly o.
died seizedhavns life estate by virtue
1910,
Cpmmonw ,Hitb's right during her life.
y. II. PARKER, ,
40 ;O-IAvBw Reg Land Office.
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