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nv power To gelhimr rlicl, but to no purpose,
As his oVu sou IS not allowed 10 speak to
llr. " hat n sia3- OF affairs On iur d
curse to hill viii, l.. b.
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/ ana nave no controlling operation beyond
the territorial limits of the countries euact
ing them A. uncertainty rs veil as ron.
fusion on this subject Is avoided by giving
due consideration 10 tie fact that the par
ties TO the question now under cohsidefa
ton are two independen, nations and that
neither has the righ, to appeal to he own
/ municipal laws tor the rules to settle the
mHlier IN dispute, wh,h occurred within the
jurisdiction Of n third Independent power
Neither the municipal laws Of Austria
nor of the United States can be invoked IN
this case. 1t must therefore be determined
/ by reference to international Law.
Mr.. Marcy then relates the facts or the
controversy two years sgo between austria
aud Russia on one side, and Turkey on the
other -elHllve to the ex'tadgion of the rel.
uges demanded by tie two hu, STATES.
showing that ia her gallant resistance to
10 these demands, lu'asy was backed by
Gret Britain AID FAuc.
cit is au incident Of great significance.
and bearing autiof,;aiiveb upon some of
the most important questions now raised,
lhai fac ease Of hosz,a tor he was one Of
j III
l1ily discussed "a 1919 not only BY tae
parties. bat throughout Europe aud deer.
t.d inst the ri n, Of Au.,Ti. 10 ,eoni,s
h.. .stndaion. ei,her under tho h,r Of ma.
uHnsi ar BY existing treaty stipu.8uons
Tli a,cis,oa dcelly interested not only
rul sand state smen, but the great bod = OF the
u-aple Of every county Ibev iuvesi5sa.
led It's mefl,s admitted aa ips,jre. and 70 M
uer9td the ffrpnrss and humanity af tie
sa,iao sar Ills ropfso
Austria. aware OF the wcqkpofs or her
rs.,i..i. r.. f.lsfence 10 International asy
ess sf'sma.ed tn issti.. her riyh, to ferle,,,
.pgitl.s, Ia Iusk.h, y-,ue Of "ane..n.
rt,iulatons. hf tIeaiy and usa,c" Nj
Marc, shows very ,lrsrly TIA, mora never
ysre any such treaties ,r usager and ,hsl.
,eaaes their production If there are sn,.
Eut even ii taese @ete such treaties. Ne,
would only npply to an Austrian sgtias,
which ko.sta Is no,--ne.iber under .4s
.'"'"h'''n' h'f 'he'f own AUS ana code.
.ry H. cos..,. s,t ,.oo,,,,,.,, ~, H..
Emperor oil tu-pia. kos7,a bad been senl
INTO perpelaI punishment The Emperor
was pattt 10 the expulsion Of he Hon
Ra,tan refugees from ,gikey. J he soter-
clRu hy surh AN sct dta-vcs his sol Iec's =
wanin i d. rp.iei q al Ja,ir rights ufifr
rs go,crBW"ui tie places them where
he eAaao', d hewouid, aiiort them pratee
Na". w suth nu act he releHsrs tl. Sub.
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ing far beyond the confines Of any sovereign
SUITE whatever; they we're the liege sub.
lects OF the law of nature, moral aP.nts
bound each aud MI alike to observe the
preeep!s u 'ha. law s1d especially that
which is constmsd by diyiue sanction, and
erioiued upon al non, everywhere, wber
not acting under legal restraints, TO do unto
Other whatsoever they would that oiheis
should do unto them; they were bound to
do no wrong, and to the exisn, of their
means, to prevent wrong from icing done
70 protect the weak from being oppressed
by the strong. and TO relieve the distressed.
In tho case supposed, Ko,s's vas seized
without any righlful authority He was
suffering frieVous wrong - any one that
could nigh, relieve hin. To II 30 was q
du's imposed under The peculiar circurr-
stances IT the case by the lava Of hsusnity.
Captain lagraham 20 doing VIII. he lid Tor
the release of Ko.s,a, wa9d. IN this view
Of the case. ae fully .psrhed upon ,his
principle. Who, IN sath . case, can fairly
take ofencoS Who have -gh. To com.
PLAN Not the wrong doors surely, for
they can appeal 70 no law to justify their
eVHe"cN iH"g tHh '"''Fr no suppoH IRON
e'' au'ho"9' 10Y A'e was none cA'ed
Ito action nor from the law OF nature.
for that they have violated"
Relative TO tAs nationality 81 ko1s.s,
Nr. Marcy argues that International Law
Gives the national character of the
country. not only 70 native. born and naiu.
,,l,.s r,,.,ans hpt n al r..,aep,s IN i,
who are there with. or even without. an
Intention 20 become citizens, provided ihey
ave do'n'eh 'he'r'"' 'ofelshers may
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To de n4iioua character in determining
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strong array OF authorities. from which DO
makes this rensrul conclusion.
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smyrna, s"i 'hogid have protected hin
'anre
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show that. la los, donic,l when once
..b,sis,3 it. dou,i-il.j re,.on nn.t h.n,,
M. county If lis r,.idenee ..itn the in.
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must aeoaite a d.nnel !, another Both
Oh tba.. fact. nra necessary +, neouite
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Attorney ,,-urrtl tu.biugs "h''i"n "n
the l,>,, i've mlllrn a,socr it = 'tted,
hn, h.,t tut, approved 10y = itu' Pc r'.
ln. uuiuiou pronounced hs 'mn''ut i'sd
men ~ rNrrrdi tsh ,pi'aui nod, or'1
pir. about Is wuu,"rtpt ptI'''. n't -
de>iiled ~ enhance ln. it'nv "i o.. 10 ".
the opuipu rrcnwuitu.. DO J...n" I
the h,r utriuu. %, i.D' ,.. I.f. u..i
th.r legged tiinu 900 tnr pot ut 4' tf'-. i-
had and on ibc man plt.ts ,uiI, .a't,tie
The course ot r5.spirul iim'tcs aiuJ.is
tatou IN ttldinu to tho -u.J 80 W.
Gushing. 10 hi, opt lion, Il IS Al ".'i. tnni
,oiurh compliments The ahllN Hrd : i
lraruiuu %. the lioa. R,se.,iN Johnson ~
tonne, D.eucfsl % uf-i ,iru. sylnr -- Dcifa
VIZ SorLts EtcerrrN Is M>DMp -
The ~p,ni.h OH .i,l "fstr st Ntiul, The
li~sitn. is Discussing 'hr sull et 81 VIZ
~ou'es reception hS thr GuttuWrni col
Spain l. IA sad tha, ibp Spanish Calumet
had agrced to allow hlu To p-f.vn' h's ere
d-nt,nis the Gnyrfnn.ent resolving - itself
the ugh, Of sending him hlS passports should
he arpa,t u lm tle s'r.ct-.t dipin uatic pr.
p,ieiy ia his speech t, trr Y .s',. the
Queen. The speech 4 Tweed by W.. >"ule
on the eve oi his departure tor SPAN, has
rakrd up the old embrfs 81 dissatisfaction.
aud the press wa- ctitici-iag nm aud bis
sentiments very freely Dc'iG
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IRON TOT Nny:t.

I'VE thr und,r-i-ncd iae- ~
" ing entered INTO a co. t->>x.s;,-----s
'ncr'hip, respectfully n annela1k&A>
'u our friend, and the public pcncr,l, .nat
\ ne nov running the Foundry formerly
\ 'fcd ON under the hrm OF la,Hrt y Rr-bn-
a'' situated at Nalhne'- Ferry Ru-k couu-
ahere We are prepared to Manufacture
| s'nlng rlough-, Boil Tongue totlon Sora-
r. Segmenls. and ai Kind, OF iron Castings
' lfem the most approved patterns.
/. ad wofs rua ut th'~ trnac" warranted
"n cent. per pound wil be given for old
4 sung ldken IN exchange
Nb al orders stnotly attended TO, and
|fpnrty executed.
IAGART u " \RN ttk
N.ilng', Ferry, Ru,k CO., Oct /, 90 II If
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Oa,tSptne

Merchants, Druggists, and Physicians
oas ihousand ounces OF Qulnlnc Just re-
wa and for sale, Wholesale at New Orleans
! aees, by
". K. D. WARD.
b. 81, lS53 SET
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There me nearly -5J,eV0 Od@ G,.oNs IN
lbs a.,,d a,-.,a.
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4 BEATTY

+ $ The Defiance has been abandon
ed 10 the Peruvian GoVefnmcUt; the crew
have full sway, forward AID ait ! have
been ON bnatd AVID taken hls own ard stew
ntde,s auRy The mate hiss gone 10 Gal.
I,o for assistance The captain IS sui Va
irons on deck fastened hy the feet TO az
nyc.boi. AID 40 one hut the doctor from
Lana allowed TO see OF speak 10 hiul, ana
then onl, when an officer is present.
= :. No = The docIo. reports Nc
Cerfen TO be Ia very cnueai situation :
and If he il not released from hs irons,
he vii do in them ~ lees than i",iN'
houts, and YET ! have iied even thing 4"
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TRKAsUKr DsrASlAssr, oel q 1852.
e ssh day o. February 1855 for The construction Of The
branch mint AZ san Francisco according 70 me plans
10 parties dposea proposals
S a oa o. ~ he Being he 10
ae, either way may DC found ' moo, az sna Ada
contract The building nad cannot be nnshsd and
which expenditure expressly limited BY the act Of Goa
Paymea win be made every sixty days the amount Of the
materials actually used ON the building
payments ,en per
the hrsi one hundred Thousand dollars aud Ten cent on
peon Of the building and s approval aud acceptance BY the de
Every proposal accompanied by guarantee,
signed by Two responsible to s ssss una. they undertake
shall and viii contract and oond with sufhcent sueues
Secretary the Treasury in The my thousand dollars
faithful q me work and proposal viii be eonsid
Proposal. win be received at The time and place for
specifications, will likewise be furnished depart
and upon the terms and conditions specified above
required faithful contract, which will
Proposals viii also be received the time
ably The act for the sale lease Or rem, o. any build
the and conditions specified in relation The
10 plans and spsciealons The new build
and TO be capable coming least thirty millions gold annu
from one TO twenty dollars each as now authorized BY law
that effect Congress- will
then be made for The erection OF building and furnishing the ma
The bids will opened recorded in presence Of sucl
bidders may think proper and should the bids which
California received the department
the aforesaid 9th day of February 1883 viii
right delay opening bids which be
will be practicable after re depart
officially has by the
taxation &c. required the 9th section of the
Congress establish branch mint OF the Uni
ted States in California.
persons California who be disposed make pro
posa building machinery will deliver the tbs
collector Of San Francisco previous the expiration
publication othe advertisement
in San Francisco period having beer
designated Congress for the notice proposals in Cali
ornia. collector Francisco will be furnished viii
copies plans specifications for Information OF hos
who may wish make bids there.
THOS. CORWIN,
Oct S-lawt8Feb Secretary OF the Treasury
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal, Of pages edited by Richard
Willis which best and
this country make their medium OF communication with the
public during year SIS WORTH OF very
best also brilliant and
complete harmony, which
UNDERSTAND OF musical read
tory the fearless and truthful criticisms OF musica publ
performances, and The pick and
news novelty ard incident both foreign and doe.te' the whole
The complete valuable record OF musical
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ing for but who living
peciaily attended
So; COPIES S.; FIVE COPIES $40 and
sending club of i've hts trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
257 Broadway, Nsw York.
JouRsALThe subscribers also publish
Monthly Musical Gsze elegant journal Of eight pages,
number containing four Of music nakng forty eight
year. and variety ofnestng musical reading The
Monthly Musical Gsxee designed for the especial benefit Of The
thousands OF whose musical knowledge and
mand and simple and whose require that should
be furnished az the cheapest possible rate
Terms One 80 three copies, ten copies, 81
a5i and sending club OF
an extra copy for his trouble Address prsr Willis.
N. B.Cergmsn Will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times doars and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five year
wanted obtain subscribers or the above named pubca
Liberal commission allowed.
Nov is hs nus % subscribe, the volume begins
first OF January, lass.
Jan l3-d3m
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EsoIArxR DErAKrnKHT, January Ia, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS 10Th February,
cry a. baumose Maland Of steam dredging aehins A dump
bay and the Atlantic coast Esf ar
including dumping scows each aad The deeksd sae,
The hull Of the dfedge ls be strongly pui together well kneed
feel n width aud M se, ~ depth 70 have Suitable sleeping and
and Storage for about twenty tons of coal
The machine must be capable Of working in an exposed situation
chesapeake bay aud viii be required 70 dis and raise from depth
feet OF water and 10 deliver ino OF lighters
cubic per heu cubic
yards in working day Of ten hours
and boe each capable 81 holding cubic yards o.
side. 81 the depth OF -four
ne sed lighter which is intended Tor the Of
coal and other Supplies for the machines u be strongly put TO
gehsr well knsed and boted and capable OF carrying about forty
The dredae with lighter delivered
MORE Maryland, before fifteenth April ready
inspection and trial by the officer OF such other
dedge and is equipment moofed expense
such part Of me faiapsso river as my BE- designated BY
contractors EXPENSE which
payments will be Of the dredse its equip
unI tue whole shall have been Delivered inspected aud test
above prescribed and received when the contractor VIII be
Parties offering dedge equipment will
distinctly ON what principle they propose TO construct the ma
es s and s @ and % where d
under what giving the character Of the dedsed mat
whom reference can be had in regard 10 the same The dmn
9S aG s na % @ s q well me Sss %
uedon also the Of the engine for driving the machinery Of
dredge number Of and also in the diane
the cylinder and length Of stroke Of the and the
which engine ordinarily worked II prac
cable, drawings should dredge complete
also Of the dumping
Proposals will also be received for adding locomotive TO the
be able with and lighter in
still water, the miles hour stating fully the
OF the power and the change, such ad
would form and dimensions Of the hull of the
dredge in the arrangement of the machinery.
obtained corresponding with Cnpt
H. Brewerton Of engineers, Baltimore, Maryland.
The proposals addressed the undersigned and marked
Proposals a dredging machines the
waters oflhe Chesapeake bay and Atlantic coast y
JOS. q. TOTTEN,
@. Brevet Brig. Gen, aud Col Engiaeers.
ntehgencer, Republic and Union, Wash
ngton Courier Enquirer and Express New York; Alban,
Register Albany Albany Whg Troy
York; Inquirer Daily News Philadelphia Penn
ylvania Boston Courier Boston, Massachusetts, Patriot Ba'i
Maryland daily til 10th February One of each
containing advertisement be Engineer Department
Washington
Jan l4--dtl0Feb
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AkChliEcr's oyscE, UNITED STATES CAfIroL,
Washington, ID. CD Dec Is, 1889
SEALED proposals viii be received this once until
the bricks that DO required eopsts extension Of The
clay made by hand ia sne oud aud be thoroughly burnt
with of
The bidders required each Of their bids with
bricks be furnished, submit
evidence that sad samples made al the works Of the
deposng the and clay which they
lively propose execute the contract
proposals will be made
% this ADVERTISEMENT and 70 the municipal laws Of TIE city
Of Washington,
bidder will be required furnish approved seeu
fnithf OF tween
" Thousand dollars.
bid by guarantee, signed by
the effect that IN case The BID shall be accepted me bidder
stated in The bid az any TINS within tr days nom .hs
proposals. the sacency Of
certified by some person known 10 tbs Department Of the In
bidder requested 10 state the number Of bricks he win be
able per week, aud he will
OF the should the be awarded
him.
be sealed and endorsed Proposals for Bricks
the exlension the United States Capitol"
bidders
Vi the Interior Tuesday
nrs day Of March next at IL O'Clock, m.
THOMAS u. WALTER,
Architect of the Extension the U. s. Capitol
29-eod2m
baltimore
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HE subscriber for sale Bcardsee Ess
tic Cutter Planning Machine for planning onguins and growing
boards and plank for the and OF Baimor and The
elusive right said machines within said city
This unvned machine during the months been
uniformly
with the triumphant results It's merits have been e.
-d by absolute The settled beyond all
that this machine Infinitely superior which has
before in this Europe II sur
the quantity the quality, and the
formi work The machines in actual in different
country planning tonsuing and growing,
100 lao minute viii ~spaci'y exceed
where greater speed Is desirable.
The machincs has demonstrated their
biy strength paris, and facility and II
their operaiop in
OF the claim made for them by the proprietor
that have being
out Of repair simplicity Of their construction opera
number and practical
operation Of The and OF
the subject readily
mills machines operated particularly
New York. Williamsburg, Jersey City, Albany
particulars price, &c. b. letter
c, l.. Mcneil, No 81 Wall street, New York city
j. SUTHERLAND,
National Hotel Washington, D. q.
Ian 6-dlm
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals will be received at tho War until the FIRST
April Red nyer
Red ran and keeping navigation Of SAID
and free from obstruction " RATS for series Of
bidder propose keep
the OF specifying h bid the time within which he
the the said time to be
the lot day ofjanaay also The number years Counting
CATION OF the free from obstruction for the ad and the
shall awarded bidder provided the department
him) propose raft keep
obstruction thereby longest period OF time
will be his bond for 10000, with
good conditioned
faithful Of the Each bidder will transmit the
with his the OF the whom he
deelaaton signed by they will
his bond suretes above mentioned and also The ceh
United The which
resides said respectable citizens and that
considers oooo and above all their debts aud
liabilities No bid win be examined these conditions shall be
complied with
Terms Of Payuaeni.
100000 appropriated for above object SO 900
shall be paid the work Of removing the ran advances follows
ran he ocer
by War Department lift shall sppcsr such IL
$50 portion removed entire pro.
vded partial shall be made for less than tenth
Of the whole work The $50 600 paid
sua instruments number number Of
during which the shall himself keep pavga
which the
zach b4d be Tor whole worktha for the removal
the af and for keeping The river for specified ppod No
separate proposals for portions Of II will he considered
The proposals win Be pndersnsa marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red hye' r.n
s. .e Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan s-2o,d&2awtApr1
All papers which have published the rneadvsrscmen
Rock, Telegraph of
washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
paper advertising viii copy the paper containing
the advertisement
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TyOR LEA Of hundred IN Ale rands
Virginia. miles iron, Alexandria, eight from Washington
D. C. This farm has been undergoing
steady the Of The best m the i've
excellent condition. and considered by the
Judges market garden fsrn, equal TO any in the
county purpose. f@e - Y
I'd the and there
youna and apples Of ot
The thorough repair and
stable crib have recently been erected
Thsrs farm hrssts vegetable cellar calculated 70 hold
800 OF . 600 bushrtS.
ns spdnx il srcslent and there II plenty 81 H.
The owner se solely because he cannot give his personal ~
fsnNou. VI
further particulars apply Ma Nuu Mr. e. r. Upon.
adjoining the premises VIM wslsct Aierands county
Dec 0e-0swimo IInfsI.J
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THIS machine all who have used tito be
Of other sewing machine invented, b It's
the beasty OF ts stitch, and It's
Is bs and only from 425 10 $50
will smallest thread the finest muslin cambria
silk woolen and goods and all kinds of
leather simple that child Of 10 Of under
stand rapidly danger of s getns Of
order and do the work Of than sess,esses sch bet
ter In every by hand The stitches
independent Of other stitch IL
nc seam SUI holds strong IL unlike and much bet
'sf nsn other Ths machine
pcnnary adapted 70 family and plantation will 40 all
families and plantations. - $50
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected
1sNemsnts of manufacturing will supply
2, At lb shortest notice addressed
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