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ungsome IN Their persons in the camp council, all in
the voluntary or tax contributions the
oil their county, when they thus despoed Of their
property They depended upon these slaves TO support
their families while they supporting their country
They were 10 debt 10 British merchants and relied upon
for these slaves 10 pay those debts. the
very moment when compensation abandoned by the
same treaty which enforced the payment of the debts
They had treaty obligation for indemnity. express
terms and since shown TO be valid when deprived of this
stipulation by another treaty. in order TO obtain general
advantages for the whole Union This is something
like taking private property for public Three thou
sand slaves the property OF ascerained individuals pro-
tecled by treaty stipulation, and afterwards abandoned
by another treaty. against the enirealies and remon
strances OF the owners, in order TO obtain the British
commercial treaty of 1894, and lis supplement of 1896
such IS the which this revolutionary spoation of
slave property presents, and which puts mmeasurably
ahead OF the French spolation claims PRIOR to 1900
There is but four years difference in their ages-in the
dates Of the two treaties by which they respectively
surrendeedand every other difference between the two
cases s an argument OF preference in favor Of the losers
under The treaty Of 1876 YET am against both, and
each, separately or together and put them in
make one stand as an argument against the other.
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From the New York Times.
The Ocean Telegraph.

That will be a notable time when the shores OF the
Old Void and the New approach within The distance OF
a clock tick. The good time coming 30 long 'akeo
about will then have arrived There will hardly be any
thing left 10 hope for Impossbiles will have become
payhings. and the emotion OF astonshment uhknown.
The next step will be. perhaps. .communcaion win me
good people of the moon then, chi'-snas win the
re ters OF the panets with the red hot citizens Of the
suu with the stationary tenants OF The hxed stars; with
The living popnlaon of the comets and 10 on, prose-
cu,ing knowedse and seeking inoductone 70 the outer
rim Of tbe great unknown Whether all this will be
done by eIegraphc wires, by balloons BY magnetism. by
raps or odlc force, are not yet prepared TO say
Preparations seem TO be making ample scale in
shock The two countries have already been somewhat
for many years. and sbe nnunefabe ties Of affection and
the distance OF space yet remained, Distance OF time
had been compressed by steamships. Ten days, how
ever yet lay between the two coasts, despite the most
determined strugges OF steam. Now, il confidently
predicted that soon may talk with irish negh-
bors (or such they will then be) in the sixueth psr Of
minute. This viii be aDtamount TO shaking hands
with them, and looking them in the eye This accom-
pshed, all England and the continent, brought sub-
stan,aIly within the range OF time All the world
then will lie at our feet-the most remote countries
within stones throw for, If the may be tn vessed
the whole land will snrey he ramihed with these high
ways OF intelligence We shall sigh for larger giobe-
say OF the dimensions OF old Jupiter We shall have too
macy neghbors We shall know what everybody il
doing while they yet doing il KnowleAss wslac-
4 nnase upon What nuts for the newspapetw 10
etack We may have 10 issue the" Hourly Tfnhss," 70
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inc will be bocks, uns inc
payment Of the sabscripuon be made In sdvsacs.
Distant subscribers money BY letter. The postage
which viii b1 BY
uansnlssoa. 4#l e.t
The COUNTRY PAPER Published during tho .es
sions OF Congress, and semi weekly duag the recess
Subscriptions os period year viii be received o.,
psorortioned TO the above annual
0y- PoSrMAS1ERs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed or yIvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
same they subscribers for, xvoiis.
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GREEsoUcH's "TRIUMPH ov CIVILIZED LUE"-GIeen-
ough's group OF satuary, representing the triumph OF
civilized over savage fe and intended TO be placed on
the east poco OF the Capitol Washington has arrived
from Italy The group consists of four figures.
white woman with child is engaged in struggle with
a savage, whose tomahawk is upifted, when white
man, in the garb Of hunter, appears and grasps his
arms in such manner not only to prevent The blow.
but to make him prisoner. The work il very fine
one in the conception the attitudes. and the arrange
OF the parts promises to be the favore OF
the public than anything which Greenoueh has done.
las - 6tf5 M tEpenimg Posi-. f
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THE penoD awarded
f proposals having faiied siys the bond with
suree as required proposals ior e wo are again Invited US o
Proposals win until Of September for
OF distinctions Red (Lous
occaoned by The raft and the said navigation free
sane the longest period.
The these united exceed the ei
Si0u, 900. .Ns
bidder will propose thoroughly and
kop Nee from obstruction thereby specified
Rod specifying IN his bid the time in which he proposes 10 COM
of June 1885, and also the number counting from said
which he binds hmset the navga
ton free from raft obstruction. ~. +. . --. T. :.
The will required give his bond for S0o with
good Yi000U conditioned The
faithful the Each bidder will transmit at the
with his proposals, The OF the persons whom be
suetes signed by them that they vii
judge the United the State in which he
that said are sepectabe ana a ne
No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shall be com
piled with.
or the of sloo 900 appropriated for the above object 900
shall paid tbs work Of removing the raft follows
Whenever the shall that portion OF the
removed the shall be inspected officer
War Department. and II II shall at snc 10
ihs the department viii such propoin of The said
shall be
the whole work The remaining $50 900 viii be paid in equal
instruments coS~ndDg number with the number
during which contractor bind
on Of which fac, the 'art~ens IS 10 be the sole Judge
the a keeping open specified period No
separate proposals tor portions Of win be considered
envelope, "rroposals for removing Red rafi y
The w Department awarding the
contract according TO It's judgment OF the most favorable bid
and the responsible bidder .s
To be inserted the Union Republic National ntellgenser,
Washington, D. O. Cincinnati Gazee Cincinnati, Ohio Louis
vile Journal louisville Ken,ucky Louis Republican Louis
Missouri Shreveport Herald Shreveport louisiana New Orleans
Commercial ulrln New Orleans Be New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansas Telegraph
iDgon, Arkansas. J. J. ALERT,
- Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
ynlx y q 1uurrl0 0Cnr
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Western MIL tary Institutc,


DTennon Springs, Henry county, Kentueky.
THE college
second Monday September s53 and the second
the first Monday in The following February.
The faculty consists of nine experienced professors The
Der of cadets attendance 227 The
studies embraces the States Military
Academy thorough instructions in history, English literature
ect including civil engreeng modern languages book
keeping with commercial practice and other branches al their
The military feature introduced merely dGuse military
knowledge promote discipline, health, and physical develop
hie
Charges for tuition, boarding, rooms fuel lights washing
attendance, and and arms, 500
Surgeons So per further add A. o.
Smith, Louisville Kentucky Smith Johnson, 81 Magazine
New Orleans, b. Il. johnson, superintendent.
JuIy2
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Gsorgelown Classical Mathematical Academy
W. ID. STUART, Principal.

N~oAbsho"h SAnssicAl uAAahenAntiSal AeaueAhys
w. ID. STUART, Principal.
10 be aided Ia As isao" by thoroughly oo"rssl
.a. f sF assisaras.s ls-4rN.0.@ -aE .eT
deslsned IN this institution long and iayobiy known as
the advanced classes Of college their
OF study viii embrace, addoD eleen, ancient and
aneaages chemistry nsu,a and msns phi
The Academy with valuable apparatus illus
classes in ms"saaton asht tho practical Of
town. celebrated believed from
national Interest," furnish unusual advantages for The education OF
youth.
TERMS,
s ft Payable semi, ,annuaiiyia advance. H#H
For tuition and board, including fuel lights, washing &c.
Tor ten months S&,o
For tuition in French and drawing extra.
RsrEREsoEs.
Col f. H. Smith, and the officers of the Virginia Military In
simle.
Hon. Alexander II. II. Stuart, staun,on, Va. ,tsE
Major a fros.sos 'a q sahems,lc. in washington Col
F'ol George = Sasnsy, Richmond College, Va.
Gsn. csrse, ss,, ss%es. ss.ps" po,,s;,, Anna y Navy
Col Lorcnzo Thomas, .. $. Army.
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, d. c.
gives me pleasure to recommend The Geoge,own Classical and
$ il @adua,s oihs Virginia Military ins,a,e and
Three years pas, win great The duty o. an
the Of academy they will find in him zeal
ous' competent and faithful teacher FRANCIS y SMITH
June I7-d6cf Superintendent
RELLs. BELLS. BELLS I-Tne Subscribers manufacture
nnh keep hand all church, factory,
boat locomotive school house, plantation hels These
bells with the yokes with movable They
place. which j. desirable after bell has been few years
Springs affixed cappeT from resting
the be thereby proonsng the These bells manufac
rred from the stock in iron castings AT this
foundry these found be improve
men We give written that IL church bells break within
date with will with
out charge The OF all bells warranted Nearly 5000 bells
.apsoy S sold medals.
awarded from the s tor the best bells for
tone0 pea1s
or chimes and can refer those furnished by US Our foundry
within rods Of the Hudson Erie canal aud railroads
direction. As the establishment of the
Kind In the United has the Of bells
orders be filed with despatch We refer bells in
of the Saes Old bells taken in exchange for
Levels, compasses, &c, constantly on hand Address
A. MENEELY5 SONS,
May 2i--lyd&cp West Troy N. Y.
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NEW SPRING eOODs-r W. BROWNING, merchsn
nor under United Hotel call the attention
s citizens of wshiosap rnd hi, superior and
eced Of French cosb cssrmeres and vesines,
~'"d determined
The fullest the popular pncipe Of low prices and
.nena'y he will
WAND 40 prevent necessity OF persons going the
chssp for lie has spared pains IN
onhf of either in
or quality With many thanks his friends, ot the liberal
~ Sm~- ht." Mar 3i--3tswn
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hrceslIundrcd Dollars Premium for Plan for
Market-house.
MAYORS OrricE.

MAYORS
Washington, June l, 1883
Under authority joint Board Of Alder
Council approved 18th Of
April 1e53 authorizing The committee therein appointed obtain
building the location OF
the Centre public
poses hereby of three hundred dollars
building for said be
erected t'e present site OF The Centre Aarkethouse
dssng plans application Mayors
personally
with iis dimensions adjacent thereto.
building accommodation the
floor M market with hs second floor
capable being divided
VARIOUS oces and for other public tho
wings on aud 9h
the subject be obtained app
Mayors Office.
Each plan he accompanied with specification
Office before - O'Clock,
M, on Monday, the first day Of August
paid whose plan shall be
proved u and adopted by this corporation
JOHN W. MAURY, Mayor.
June 3- 2awtAuRI s#..
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General Claim Anencv,

A. sOMMERNlLLE and Attorney for the prosecution
IL, of pension of claims against Con
departments Virginia scrip and land
bought, and Sold References, forms, Ac kc
forwarded per mall upon request.
OHcs Posi- Once Department Postager
be prepaid insure aentoa Address absve
Washington, ID. Z. July i5-law3modAcp
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Law school Cumberland Univcrsity, st Lebanon,
+ Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland Univcrsity, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauthe late Of the circuit
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late of the judges
Of Tennessee.
Ridley chanceors the State.
Judges Carutrs Green dev their whole exclusively
the school,
Plan of lsrucionI. Daily examinations Of each
books No regular of but explanations
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
2 Weekly law and which
and prosecute all the processes
practice. The framed
deeds, Wills
dence in the Soie of the taken by appeal
which is held monthly the and in
public The end al The students clerks
ifs, circuit Judges and chanceors,
paciies connected with their suits.
Sessions The first session the third Monday
tembeT third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thnrsdzy In July. NaA# .-a1
Expenses per sessionTuion S5O advance; contingent
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete
No study required
There four regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs is moot legislature connected wih the school,
Number Of students last collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
VWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eisby
modcrnsy. with marble msntels,
genteei family will be rented favorable
'7-1-- EN- sTRATToN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsylvania between 9th and lou, streets
An
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| -. ,.,- na.....
college Of the Prosan, Episcopal church. the Rev John
r, -. na.i uo..,on ,i on.r "a Mo,aav The IA nj DC
he srnt. moi under twelve wears OF nys arc received
nto he grammar school, and college
sn, ao sns any c,p,s ,hc college Tor which the
shas h,n 10 be preuod The bIdings
collegiate department entirely distinct gram
school Both departments have the immediate
monhs i in either department. s95 covering every
copies the register or fuller inform
| I,KRu ron .AIE-Wnl be sold al priyate sal. yna well
known a.n gs h oa h, .,n % e o p , 40 consnins
,,oe j, ahoo loo in neaaov oo in wood and
he balance ia cleared heid. the farm can be divided into
whole farm watercd failing passing
through fencing all good and quantity of
che suitable a division
| fields.
In poin, OF health beauty and location not surpassed Y any
farm the State OF Maryland has always been rsmarkshe o
is beauty The dwelling contains .sh, rooms kitchen pantry
good spring house with never falling spring OF coo and
dsnehiu ~Atei aia.nco, a - n, - ,,, . :. n.....,,y
on tbs -
good apple ochad a"o so"e e'ee"en' Pe'cnes' P ee'
me-, &c 49,, -, -. 4. ou.,.. ,,,..h 4, l.,u 80 4.
As soon as ue pahN o ls AwhSn ICY y" ~
hours ride 10 the city Produce from The farm aud anurcs
from me Guy eo"a =. IN , p,s % - m , ~ m ~ - 49,, cor
hef OF ~" 'hce. s"1 '"-''"'
THE UNION ACADEMY corner OF Ia" street "nd
Il lev avenue,
y pIcuAuna A NJ prnc,,.
the Usros Fss.Ls ho.prxr on IAN street. between New
hels N.nue % a"o !" seoS
Mrs. u. RICHARDS, Principal,
win have ,b.iy annual during
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
E n faslsa5|1 sasei1 sAS

N Wednesday, June 1853, daily trains (snnday e1a
cspsd) will b this road agecaby to the following
arrangement: "a n h III
train intermediate points will leave the
ton, Of Duke and Henry Streets at O'Clock
Returning will Warrenton O'clock
yTivins in quarter before O'Clock,
train Cupepe Alexandria and intermediate points will
CupepcT O'Clock, arriving Alexandria al 10
O'Clock, y. .s th fH
Returning Alexandria al O'clock arriving in
Culpeper ri a quarter aher O'Clock. &. .# #
daily stage running between Gordonsvle and Cupeper,
with this Virginia
e.
To Gordonsvlle. 80
lynchbufx
Do. Mddleburg
Per order: w. H. BROCKETT, Agent
June 3--dn
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Feb ll--coly
INFORMANT AsD VALUABLE IsvExTIos

CANDs AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHINE PATENT
for saeSchae Nourse Co OF this city, have been
United States for The
II thoroughly and
bckmaker throughout III. county to be the
has produced It's
worked by the application OF motive steam,
the and
moulded seconds, beet
Manner e1cepg rnpdy Of other machine
for that purpose known.
The Of the American patent Is only delayed until the
abroad Meanwhile NJ NJ h Co
OF territory and
a good title
Apply letter. paid Office, OF sb and
streets, the Post Otice Department.
J1uel "a -sodn
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hHH OeHcTHH
MICHAEL NOuRsE CO.,
southwest nearly opposite the
General Post Office, Washington, ID, G.
n give their prosecution Of claims
III. whether before Congress, Supreme
Departments the patents
foreign purchase patent
be aud regulated by the
an the rendered.
shortly Tor England and the
Europe and take charge with which he
may be inuusted
MICHAEL NOURsE,
JAMES MORSS
CHAS L. 5rASSBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, r. H. GlLLET.
Junel
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EOR HENTTbst large t~ostoy brick house containing base
northeast OF Massachusetts
quite spacious erounda
containing water fruit SC Rent sa25
For further particulars inquire Of Hon Kendall or William
sochne room No Fowlers buidins near corner OF and
seventh streets.
July 1-TFks1
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NATIONAL Magazine FOR August-Ths nenes hu".e'
agents, GRAY h BALLANrYNE,
JsiyO Seventh street
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VENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by


June lg-eodn
VENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by a
N visers appointed
tendence OF Colonel r. T. r. A distinguished graduate Of
West Point aided able faculty The
study that usually taught In the best colleges, with the
addition extended science and
theoretic and practical engineering.
The buildings will be entirely re6ed, and
the
fall which will Institute entirely upequaed
health ageeabienes residence
already horoughness Of instruction and rncss OF govern
ment
The open Monday Sep
tember, 1883 Entire charge, 500 annual session.
gcon' fee ~ extra ~ payable in advance.
Address the superintendent Military Institute Franklin
r. DUDLEY,
June i5-3taw4m Presiden, ofthe Board.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HoUsEKEsPERs- =
Particular attention paid the selection goods for family
part addition my stock, just
received q very choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old government Java coffee
Dagusyra coffee
Maracaibo
Rio do
FLOUR or THE VERY BEST BRANDS.
weleh's premium
Rays do in barrels and bags
Uarrison's do
Pleasant do
HAMS.
John Shayis do
j. H. Burrows do
Maryland Plain
My stock Of liquors cannot be surpassed In the District
All goods warranted and sold reasonable terms Every
other article regulated Inquire for the No
Family Grocery Seventh third door below Lshams, and
neit door TO The Avenue House. = -.
Jupea-
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EARM for In Alexandria county, Virginia. with
IL miles Of the aqnednct and four from the Pesdcnt
House will sell Reasonable
rom any portion hereof located above, within half mile Of
bss Roads hundred and There
Ssh-twesn beautiful imbeed land
h,redue cleared Much portion this farm rich
including which might be advanageousy
maais meadow Persons who be disposed TO purchase
nrsfsrr.d John BALL. Ninth Pennsyssnia
"srpe, or Ho'aio Bali, on adjacent farm - -
Nay ll-soan MM. BALL.
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Orrtor or rrrIrrSrIAry, u. c.,
Washington, July 10, 1853.
Frop0sisi endorsed
viii be received At this office August next
o'cIo ock, noon
30 cords Of half saasoned Of medium
and free frcm limbs or lap wood
20 eords Of pine wood.
of anthracite
The above 10 be delivered at the Penientiary wharf.
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 20--3swtl6 Aug Warden.
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ny-Iisving sold out my .ntr- busi"ess TO mr.. q
wbie.ey and gone employ ehceroly recommend him
my for their patronage Tor whatever he,
knowing whatever orders the,
may Will be promptly attended TO- and Of me very
best material A. hAlS",Jf
July t1-eod2w
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TO TRAVELLERs.
superior and Economical New Line betreen HaPer Ferry and
-."# Washinson City.
THE welknown, swin SAFE and comfortable steam packet
Captain volbey Purse with The
Hapef' Ferry, Harpss Ferry O'Clock and
rive at Washington city at 6 O'Clock, q. IN.
The will Washington city for the first trip
the Goth of May running and down the regularly,
tsrcept sunday,) making three trips a week
opportunity beautiful othe Potomsc by day
light.
From Hsrrers Ferry TO Washington 81.
May 25-d3ms
nv. EDWARD n. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
Washington
His residence once 18th adjoining the Irving
Hoef. ap &-dn
MARBLE MAGTELs-Marble Works.-The subscribes
wi inform his friends and the public that he has in
marble mantes comprising sienna brocked
a Spanish Egyptian Italian and black marble richly carved
plain, Of best quality newest style and superior finish
winch he oders for sale low for cns Also marble
marble for window sir lin
tells and platforms marble u counter aud table tops
soapsone, cacned plaster, 80 so per barrel.
Also hand Connecticut brown stone New York
hE. and suitable building lie invites the atien
ton ohudes and will endeavor 70 give
satisfaction 10 all who favor him with their orders
WM. RUTHERrORp,
July s2-3a~6m ON street, between 18th and i3tb.
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STRAw HATxr STRAW HArsf-eress Hcd"csso"
y peesfn large and wei selected ock
and other o summer hats, haVe oe'em"."
ibis day to sell nj rres'iy reduced prices . - ,..
LANES Fashonane ha, caps
furnishing establishment rennsyivsnis avenue ne" Four
and = half
Jnne WA leo
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED,-The undersigned
will pay highest market for Virginia land rcp and
~ EVANS 4 FAINT
Opposite the Treasury.
June 3-dAw3m lint 4 Rop1
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