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Georgetown College, ID. C.

THE of this institution will commence on Monday
Sd of September The preparatory department and collie
the moral and intellectual advancement
conhdcd their large and building has
used exclusively accommodation
Younger dorlnitOry grOunds study
hail. rooms will entirely distinct of
sdcnt officers especially assigned will attend them
pams preside their studies complete
will thus be effected between the and older Students
which all those who have
xperionce in the education Of youth.
observatory the college, It's extensive philosophical
fats libraries cabinet OF geological
specimens Shells afford the students of this institution ad
vantaees rarely 10 be met with.
d. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 5-dlm President
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of win be entered upon books unesa
The payment OF the suh.ci.sioa made d advance.
Distant subscribers msy money se postage
Of which viii be paid by ourselves
SAFE transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER IL p1tiished weekly during The
sioas Of Congress, and semi during
Subscriptions period year received
ierms pfopoIlianed the above rates.
05-PoSTMAsTERs authorized egents and,
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed;
RVS SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with So tneIOes viii lie
tiied a copy gTafs.
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Everett House.

North Side of Union Square, Ne,o YORK.
IJIS establishment the most prominent and delight
New York snrds is approaching hhsh anu When
skill devise ana money tppy
10 render il the most desabl. hotel yet constructed
The nropeor, Of ths announce that
open the first Of October next o he
Applications will received from parties wishing TO c
for the winter months
AH0 0p' CLAPP g. JoSLIN.
HAwLEy D. CLAPP,
A. C. JosLIK.
2i--d3m
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Preparatory Department
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WAsnIxaros, d. c.
WAsnrsaros, d. G.


A. J. oUINCHE, A. NJ, Principal.
Pupils prepared classical philosophical de-
College, and business education also
those who dese in the appropriate classes Of this school
aud Of the College.
The principal has for been engaged with eminent
mississippi teaching classical school, The faculty
Of the College give their SUPERVISION thus securing ihe pupils o
thorough discipline of the College itself q. m ,
IN omnibus will ia Is expected, be provided.
The tnition for the year IL $50.
The the Wednesday september ana closes
the last Wednesday in June. II
Reference may the prncpa
any OF the faculty trustees Of the College. ta
Sep ll--cod0tt
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Il. II. GILL IL n |,


his Office his resij in Frantlin Row.
Of viii devote his
principally United Supreme Court
Having devoted the law he viii
opinions questions arising before
Office, appeals the chief Justice assistant
Justices Of District Columbia; aud viii also assist the
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
Ne will also rive wrep opinions and prepare ayuuonts for
having either the
viii prosecute claims before board established r their
adjudication.
Oct 9S-dn
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washington Aqucduct.
ornoR OF THE WAsursoros AeuEDuol

OFrIoE WARRINGTON AouEDUCr,
Washington, March Z, 1855
OROPOSAS invited graduation brick
tunnels, of Washington aqIeduct.
Proposals. the 9Th OF May will be opened of
that day.
Maps, profles specifications ohe will be ready
animation and after the goth day OF April
Proposals particular culverts,
byidges &c described in the plans and specifications
only works be completed under the
bn n for unfinished work will
be subject appropriations by Congress- The
work TO be done and
appropriation and
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped funds become available.
funds will he paid II, in Judgment
engineer work has been property executed SO far has
specie checks upon United Staer
monthly Of the 10
cent dion OF oil that the work
sealed endorsed Popoas for work
the Washington Aqucdnci."
The the right reject all the bids
considered conducive the OF The
work.
Every offer accompanied by written guaraec signed by
responsible the effect TINT he they under
bidder bidders will ii his their bid be accepted,
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
completion work undertaken said
accompanied certificate OF The United States district
judge United States district officer Of
individual known the Engineer De
paren OF War; ahc make good their
guarantee.
opened presence OF bidders, any of
choose 10 be present
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
" shoaid suld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 90 mini;
should anld Acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days ~ nuld lang syne.n

should anid Acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days ~ aud lang syne."
The members Of the ending ie3J
The junior class OF The ending June, 1892 Sophomore
cls he ending 1891 Freshman class Of
ending in June $780, hereby requested assembe
Wasnsion D. o. by the third Of March, A. d. 1887 The
bfshen LINKS love and friendship which
Hide entirely sever, exchange their
greeting and symaly and lament the untmey nte
some Of their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of appointed committee viii be
hrd on ihr hirt Monday September A. d. 1885, The United
States tote Chernat street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets
which those members o whom be
venien invited attend when the will be
In the those this addressed Will be
their respective posi- Offices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ d.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER g. Dart, H. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LiaHTNER,
Of LancusteY Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Wnsina, Ale Eiiany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of gaso nd Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jous WFpnAH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-Iawfsinr3 fIDtriligencerJ
All tho civilized of the world request
ed ls their editorial columns,
The globe and all throughout the United
Of give srauous insertion
casionay between this date and the 30 Of March, A. D. 1857
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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OYFIoER,
Washington Arsenal, August 90, i

y
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until Octo
Der Goth medan for building arnoy In Washington
city c. public square lying between the
Canal the north, Seventh the vest and
Sixth appropriation 900 having been
by Congress for the
Muster builders desiring for this building will please
drawings specicatona and bill
work. additional explanation in order make
their proposals. which they viii be enabled do conveniently and
at leisure this Office.
proposals received hut from experienced and
work done
perrops distance unknown the undersigned
win satisfactory references before the bid be
accepted.
All proposals according o tho bill
work (Which been calculated with piccson If the
find the st8
An appointed and will be always
ground building, after the work
Of the commanding officer, that the contract In
strictly complied with.
4U5 WIN. II. BELL, II
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug a. 2awtl9Oct Int h Dalt. SUM- q
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IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS or DEPARTURE
THE changes departure from baltimore
York, take effect MONDAY, nC
2a,h in,lant require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WASHINGTON must DO cold by tho two trains
leaving Washington 8, n. m. and ., p. M. only.
The and trains will continue 10 run from WGs
will the Way Stations
between Washington and Baltimore
Philadelphia leave follows
viz;
Al 8, mr. and $50, M, nsiead of and II, and
Z, before
Gy- PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST viii continue rake
M, from Washington, making easc
connenon The wahingcn Junction e. Relay hogse win e
Wheeling Columbus, Cincinnat ops
vc Dayton, Indianapolis 81 Louis, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
Chicago sc. ttl @f ~
For these important places the West
THROUGH TICKETS the Washington Station, wici
Lagaage will be checked Tor Wheeling direct
"-07-e' JOHN II. DONE,
as tl Transportation.
THOMAS III. PARSONS,
Scpt23-d6 Agent at washington
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare TO California.

-. United mail steamships leave New York
G for Aspinwai the 5th and both Of each month,
connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
Francisco. urH I'LL ~.
These and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety. fAAfs
The Panaa railroad 47 completed from
and crossed In hass The bagsage OF psssen
checked New Francisco and
embarked Panama by the
The money paid In New York all Of the trip
Reserve kept In New York; Panama, and
aan Francisco detention in Of accden that
the route is entirely reliable. -s
Passengers day they arrive Aspin
wall 5seFr
Conductors through by ench seamc and take charge OF
and children without other protectors. rast714
through 1ppy the III
West street, New York, TO l. w. RAYMOND.
MnYG-ln
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MICHAEL NoURsE,

MICHAEL NOURSE,
agen s Mutual Life Insurance Company, Hdrgord Conn.,
Once No. i6i Thirteenth street.
An men think ali mortal bu, themssives"-
nov oep verified by the omission many circu
stances should pronp, their widows and
children Of death.
Aug It-iaw3w Until
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Htopplng
proceeding London and Have advantages
other route for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from EeW York TO Southampton sad Bremen.
Frs, cabin, main saoon 1885, first cabin, lever saloon 81
second do, $50
All newspapers through the Vco
No bills o ading will be signed on the day OF aaing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship
Forfreight or passage apply 70 ,,,,,, :, ~
@. A. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bromen
CROSKEY u Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELIN, Iiavre.
Mar 6--d1y
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Appointment Of superintendent of Bnilding'
and Grounds at tho University OF Virginia.

and Grounds at tho University OF virginia.
meeting the board Of visiers Of the uniyer
si Virginia. MIR Stevenson offered the following resolution
which adcpted i
avng believe fro the experience Of past years.
OF the University might with popriey
University relieved from supervision and
buildings and other public property OF The UnisrrH
the duties might with be conndcd 70
sk and practical who would devote ms whole time
discharge other duties o suitable comPensn
~ .g.,
subject be referred 10 the executive
divide the duties Of tho proctor in the
Them 10 make the appoint
exceeding 81 " in
their opinion University would be promoted by
labor between the proctor and su-
perinte endent." HlfHGt
resolution, c undeened proctor OF
executive committee viii pro-
September make the appointment
and notify III who may DC
appointment that will be expece1 that
qualified to take the charge
few hundred acres contiguous
the all the buildings OF the Uni
public and keep them In repair and have
suitable Knowledge landscape gsdenng ornamental p'anng OF
sc.
Any information desired will be cheeIfuy given hPp
cans applications undersigned, endorsed
for Superintendent OF Buildings and Grounds
II. X, PRENTIs,
Auausr IL, 1855. Proctor unversiy Oh virginia
Aug l9-eodtlgSept
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nj. A. Tyson and sisters Female Seminary for
4 Day Pupils,

On n street, bet,reen l2h and l3h, Washington.
TIIE duties resumed the 18th SeFe
with the above they wish also 70 inform
paons they opening establishment
fbr boarding pupils the ia OF November next H.s.
The railroad and turnpike, sixteen miles
from the and southeast pf Laurel slisge. H
particulars be had at the principal BOOKSTORES
Washington and Baltimore.
Aug 4-dftkeod;Sepn5 lShrl 5sgafest III n
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ. G. Megs, U. $. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents of , in the state OF,
Jointly with the United States, and
the foregoing bid be accepted that he
the said bid
same, good sufficient
furnish the articles proposed in conformity To the terms
under which sade And in the
Aforesaid
good difference offer by the said and
next lowest bidder.
(Sgned) a, v.
Z. ID.
hereby certify that best knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient
tSgned) t. u.
Mar s-3awi5thNay& &Iawtf
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NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
<4& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sAsfe The ships comprising this line the WASHING
zEsa21zd0 TON, Capt. u. Cavendy HERMANN. Capt Ed
yard Higgins.
stop Southampton both going and returning
Proposed DATES OF sAILiNtI-ls55
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JSOI SALE comnodous four story and attic house
an ,h street Of street House con
twelve rooma recently papcred and painted
accommodating and possession given immed-
Address 4D Solicitors omce treasury pePa'o"'
15-cN
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, np,s of Hhps for god silver,
huIon eyyclry,
fading ae therefor value thereof therein
/
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Caution-Loitery Frauds.


sOrrIcE MARyLAsD CossoLID Arrp LoTrEREs,
BatiInore, Maryland, July J, 1885.
THE the Maryland State lotteries has deemed it
public asainst tho numerous Ewindea
otherwise fraudulent lottery hfme
pretend for tho sale Of tickets in lotteries "hch
wholly fictitious. s. -. IL.
the commissioner elected by the people Of
anime and approve iho
schemes and o the drawings. .
oil certificates OF packages
tickets thog aphed signature F Grenan genea
Baltimore, Maryland" All others are fraudulent .
For the subject Of hosc itnnds address
r. X. Brennan,
sept os--dIy mf Baltimore, Maryland
THE MIxsEs HAWLrcY's French and Engiisi,
boarding Day win he reopcnad Monday, Sep
residences No 67 pennsylvania avenues between
l7h and 18Th streets
Aug 29-e0d2w
Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
Massachusetts avenue, betoeen l0ih and llth streets
THE academic yeur this school will commence oa Mon
day September Tho course of Instruction arrasged in
four departments and embraces all the branches Of liberal ed
cation. +.
Miss NJ. A. Cor, Principal.
Madam Dorman, Teacher Of French.
Mr. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
Mr. bchel Teacher Of Music
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstorcs
Aug X0--e0lm
ths Latin and languages a boarding Alex
nBda virginia. The applicant single gentleman gradl
college, and willing devote himself his duties Salary
s45o and board. Address, with full particulars,
3l--dGt E433 Alexandria, Virginia.
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J2ASCIs LAMB, Looking -inss Portrait, ard Plc-
237 Pennsylvania avenue.-Pa0r
of the elaborate sys and finish
sany delivered and complete
in New York. hcreby the of boxing,
freight, and risk of breakngr.
The public respectfully invited to call.
JucpI d.}m
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Academy of the Visitation,

THE OF this institution will recommonco on Monday The
Il ist OF september.
possprRs.
tuition per
Washing mendng, ard other extras ~
Music piano. harp guitar forms additional charge
the French Spanish and Latin languages
and painting likewise extra CHARGES Entrance es
uoaers charges annually in advance Pu
pills are during the and the charge e
mated difomth OF their
Aug lg-lawiws asaa
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Rittenhouse Academy,
Corner of Third street and Indiana orenue
o. q. Wight, Principal.
X. r.. Taylor, Assistant. IL a.n@
r. n. Raout Teacher OF French.
r. Gibson, Teacher of Drawing @"%
THE next academic year Monday September
3d. As+Ff
Tuition $40 o sia SIS per quarter, payable in sd
may obtained by applying The principal az 'be
bookssorcs of he G Aug 0Q-esdtstss~pt
THE NEwCOnEs. by Ths~kersy, compiess. vol,
i svo., Illustrated.
The Arsncanaas by Edmond r. Smith, Of The United States
asonomca al Ipediuon in Chit. volume, Illustrated
scpt2I FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Law Notice.

Law NOtfcG.
BROWN, STANTON, WALKER. assa
I1M. It. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law In The Supreme
United the of claims in Washington,
Of Tennessee oHces In Washington and Nom
ph of parties will always be found at either place. and
addressed them will receive attention.
Apf 49, lfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy.l
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Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,

u,HIRTEENTH INsrALMENT.-we open 10 day the liir-
.ahs al The mills produce Of the ,nee brands below
o branded them guarantee Of our faith their
Housewife cotton" soft admirable article cr ladies'
shaker ionscoh, shade 0housq-
Everlasting shing" Of weight, yet remarkably
supply al the other bcs, grade cotton shrins from
No. j. Welsh aanuss, oms7H cents
superior Ieached unpleaced, and coOrod
S ssS ana mum
large 10, Of blankets, comfo's cotton aheeinss &c
o.a. Sas sssnss y s% iss sa s on
inyaIdsl hey Be exchanged Or ,ahen back.
Good alee prices, relied all
cases PERRY BRoIhER,
sepa-seof Opposite Centre Market,
MAY sE SEsr 60 .nss q once 'hs CLASSES o.
en-e. French msanoss % Al Color ,nv
900 piece. white aapnes from as per yard up
In pure good. probably much ha and cheapest
Ia mourning good. thorough have offered.
Table diapers and damasss assorted in styles prices
70 cartons shin saso%. =. linen new .os
Those biz not settled July paid
regular credit who naslasi
presentation invited to ca and make their
Good articles. prices. fair dealing be relied in
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Centfal building,
Aug 3l--4hf Opposite Centre Market
T AND WARRANTS I<DCATED.--The subscribers will 10
land In oho Indiana Illinois, or Iowa. aud give
a correct description Of the land located s4s
upon description proves incorrect, hryp
giving for he
quantity
West, viii the business his
personal superintendcnos-f - .,uo,....
7th s,rses, opposite the Posi- Once, washington, D. U
July 1s-2aw3m
DIcKETs IATHs. AHD COAL s--Jua received aud ready
| for pnle--'t5
$4,000 No. ahs, full length and thickness
Also, vs., ,ooo ~ feet pickets, superior article
41.a COAL or ALL KINDS AND sizEs.
Red snd range
Redan white ash suitable for grrcs and radiators
Lykins valley Philadelphia red ash, and Bfislo
Lehieh coal n and ready for sae
NV their orders o coal
: sS+r
on hspd Of all descriptions
ugi lime, calcined plaster and cement
Asg as~Iw JOHN PuGUy,
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rosr orrIoE prrARrMENr.

Hon. james Campbell Postmaster General The direction
of the Post Office Department assigned
constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action Ia distributed among several bu
folows The Appointment Office, in charge OF the
Postmaster Generals TIE Contract Office, in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster Geueral the
Finance Office in charge OF the Thtd Assistant Postmaster
General and tho Inspection 0icc in charge Of the chief
clerk
Appointment OceHorstio King esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office
assigned all which relate to the establishment and
dscontnuance of post Offices changes OF sites and names
OF postmasters and route and local
agents also the giving of instructions to posmnsors.
furnished with marking and rating stamps
by this which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use oil the depart
en with the superintendent OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks 10 this
likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract O5fce.-Wian H. Dundas, esq.,, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty six clerks. To this of
fec assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
the United States and placing the under contract
all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency of trips mode rs conveyance, and times OF de-
parures arrivals a the routes the OF the
mail different sections of the country the points
distribution and the regulations FOR the government
the mail service OF the United States. IL
for mail proposals. receives the bids
and charge the annual and occasional mail lettings
and execution OF the contracts All APP
FOR establishment alteration OF mail arrange
and the appointment Of mail should be sent
this Office All should be subuitfedtott tor ranspor
taon not under the recognition Of said
service frat 70 be obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits Auditors o
bce. From this office all posmasors a the ends o. routes re-
ceve the sa'euen OF mail arrangements prescribed Tor the
respective reports weekly to the Auditor all
executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNARD d CO.,
n Austin Friars, London.
n. @. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
Paris.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices of the Sec
earY OF the Treasury, two comproers, commissioner of
he customs, six auditors treasurer register, solicitor light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication of the duties Of these
vera offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Serearys 0ee.-Hon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon Z. G. Washington, Assistant Secretary
ne engineer in charges architect and three draughsmon
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
I the Treasury charged with the general supervision
the fiscal transactions OF the government and the
hon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
the United States. lie supernends the survey of the
coast the ghth establishment, the marine hospitals Of
We United States and the construction of certain public
0audings for custom houses and other purposss.
tra ComphoRers 06ice-Elisha Whittesey, esq, Comp
roller and fifteen clerks He prescribes the mode of keep
~ and rendering Cor the civil and diplomatic
e well the public lands and revises and ceres the
@anees arising thereon.
Seond Corrpholer's OGce.-John NJ Brodbeed esq,
mptroler and clerks lie prescribes the mode
seeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
m indian departments Of the public SERVICE and reyses and
shhes the balances arising thereon.
Wee Of Commissioner Of the Casoms.lIugh j. Anderson
~ Commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prescrbes the
ds OF keeping and rendering the Of the
venue and dsbursemes and for the building and repair
&c. and revses and certies the balances
uMng thereon.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-28

recent success as the triumph Of the National
Americans
Does not the Democrat regard the Ullmanns,
Brookses, Headleys, Wheelers, Whitneys,
Clarkes, &c, &C., as National Americans
fit answer negatively to these inquiries,
will it please say whether. we have any National
Americans, except at the SOUTH five have
none others, thenour defeat in 1866, as national
party, is certain. If the Democrat answer
our three questions above in the a1irmatire,
then will it please publish the platform upon
which our New York friends stood and fought,
and contrast it with our principles, as laid
down on Monday