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washington Aqueduct.

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Washington, March s. 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
II the Washington sqneduct
Proposals up May win opened
Maps probes and specifications e the materials and work 70 be
let viii be ready this Once and after the 2o,
April next
graduation and pipes
need with the IL nsh o main gate hooses bricks sand
For the particular
upon portion Of the acquired by
United States there may be some delay IN commencing The work
In the time Of completion
by Congress The tho
under each for each appropriation and Of the
a MOI holding s ~, 70 Ssise when and what works
Of the entire s,oppage Of particular work for want Of
engineer work has been properly executed 50 far has
Payments in specie upon
hc monthly estimates Of the engineer 10
be paid their fun wages mouthly, and in specie
ON Washington Aqueductn
The United States the right any all the bids
be considered most conducive TO the Of the
Every oer must be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
enter into obligation days good
the completion Of The work undertaken said
judge United district asrney navy agent, oroe
general government individual Engineer
Of War; that the able make good their
guarantee
opened presence bidders, any
be present N. MfIGS
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ. C. Megs, U. s. Engineers.
We undersigned residents Of --- the Of $500,
hereby Jointly and severay with the United States and
guaranty the bid be accepted that
they will within days after the o. the said bid
with efficient
furnish the articles proposed in conformity the Of the
advertisement under which made And in the said
shall fail aforesaid guaranty
the difference between the offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
(Signedl A. r.
C. y.
the knowledge belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient
(signed) IF.
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United States District Court.

United States District Court.
THE regular sessions of the United States District
l. Court, as fixed by majority of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are as follows-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday In April, and
lst Monday in October.
Associate Justice o. D. MCFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
LIST Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, I'd Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August.
Associate Justice +. a. CHENowErH, presiding.
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three weeks but may be adjourned before the expira
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in your case. / hold, that the due,
even the decent, administration of the
oath depends in part on the condition
that the applicant should at least un.
dderstand it; and l will never allow
such an abuse of tho law as would bo
committed by your taking that oath in
your present circumstances. You cam
not be naturallzed by this Court,
: We commend the example of Judge
Gould to all Judges upon the bench,
who would do Justly" in regard to a
matter of the highest Importance, and
in the issue of which the best interests
of the country are Identified Wheel
ing Times. " .... =.
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A WESTERN WEDDING FEE.

A minister settled in one of frontier
Western villages, in which the primi.
tive manners of pioneer life had been
smoothed and polished by refinement
and cultivation: he was seated in his
study one day, endcavoring to arrange
the head of his to morrow's discourse
when his attention was called by a
loud knock at the door.
The visitor proved to be tall, gaw-
KY, shambling countryman, evidently
arrayed in his Sunday suit, and stout
girl attired in dress of red calico,
which from the frequent and the com.
placent glances towards it by the fair
owner was considered quite magnifi-
cent affair. -
"Won't you walk in asked the min
ister politely.
"Much obliged, squire, I don'tknow
out we will. lsay, you're minister,
amt you?"
eyes"
81 reconed SO. Betsy and mc.-.thats
Betsy, fust rate sort of a girl any
how"
"Oh, Jotham, simpered the BASH
full Betsy.
"1ou are now, and you needn't 90
for to deny it. Well. Betsy and me
have concluded to hitch teams, and we
want you to do it,"
Nni wish 70 l.
eyes, believe that's what they call
it, | say, though before you begin let's
know what is going to be the dana ges,
reckon tisn,t best to go it blind.
"oh, never set any price ! take
whatever they give me.
"Well, that is all right, 90 ahead,
minister, if you please, we are in hur,
ry, as Joe's got to finish plantin' the
Potator patch, afore night, and Betsy
she $ got to fotch the butter"
| Thus adjured, minister commenced
the ceremony, which occupied but a
few moments.
kiss me, Betsey," said the delight
- tSS> 'sSNeooii.' ou arc my OJu W0l
man now. Ain'tit nice?"
"First rate, was the reply. ..
"Hold on a jerk" said Jotham, as
he left his bride abruptly, and darted
out to the gate where the wagon had
been left. ..... "..
"What's your husband gone out for?'
asked the minister somewhat surprised.
81 expect it's the sassages," was the
confused reply.
Just then Jotham made his appear
ance, dangling in his hand pail full
OF the "sassages" which he handed to
the minister with the grin of one con-
ferring favor.
eve hain't much money!" said he.
''and so we thought we'd pay you in
sassages. Mother made 'ern. and
reckon they are good. If they amt
just you send them back, and wo'll
send you some more"
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TIE ANGLO-SAXON RACE.

Or the races which at this day oc
cupy the scene of the world, the most
active, and that which possesses great
est weight and influence, is VI question
ably the Angio'Saxon race. Other ma.
tlons may be more noisy and brilliant
than the United States-they may ex.
hlbIt more external glory-but no one,
II looked at closely, can be considered
SO necessary as both these people,
The Anglo-Saxon and Anglo American
races form one of the most important
springs of the great political machine
OF the universe; without it, it would
perish or be abandoned to the contempt
OF the future Of some Of the most i'm
portant facts of history, and some oI
those moral notions which are SO es.
sential to humanity. ....
Without England andAmerica, Prot.
estantism would exist no longer
Had Professionalism no other support
than that Of Germany, we would now
see it expiring in delirium and bias.
phemy, amid the laughter of other ma.
tlons, Without the example afforded
by England, the French revolution
would not only be mathematical, but
abandoned as without reason and full
OF incohercnt extravagances. Had it
not been for England, America would,
on its discovery, have fallen back into
the barbarism in which Spanish yes>
eel found it. 1t is owing to England
that the glorious discovery of Colum.
bus has not proved useless, and counts
Tor great human fact, and for SER
vice rendered to moral order, and not
merely a discovery interesting to sci
ence and cosmology.
1t is England who at this day pre-.
vents nations from falling upon and de-
vourlng one another, and who main
tains the equilibrium Of the continent,
by the fear of having to measure
strength with so rcdoubtablc an adver.
sary. Thus her very egotism is use
tul, for it protects our rcposc. 1t is
she that crosses the projects of oriental
Europe, and says to the two Sclavi ra.
ces, Thus far shall yc go, and no far
ther' What a destiny! Her form
ana power are absolutely necessary to
the moral order Of the world. Let us
lay aside all national prcjudiccs and
patriotic pride. Many nations of an.
parently more Importance might disap.
pear, and which seem to be moro inme. !.
diotcly interesting in the maintenance
ot modern civilization, but there is not
one whose death would leave such ter.
r'Olc results as that orthc solitary, the
egotstleal and independent England.
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t- eysrths Liberties OF this country are destroyed
twill be through the machna;ions of Romish Priests
LhFAYETTE Eas
w Foreign influence Is Grscian horse to ,hc Ro
MADISON. ~ ara
There Ia an imperative necessity for reforming
the Ea,urazaipn Laws of the U. .stetcs--NSEBSTER.
~ Against the nsdious wilcs of Foreign Influence
eo'purc You to believe me, Fcllow-czens the Jealousy
ot Free People ought 10 DO constantly awake is one
et the most baneful ioes OF Republican Government,
WlsIuNGToN
w hope we may find sonc in future of
shielding ourselves from Foreign Influence. Political
Commercial or In whatever form 1t may he attempted
wish there of Fire between this and tho
old wcrid,-JEFF ERSON.
~ IL is ,ma that we shoud become little more
Lshorers of England, feed on; or else in short
time, BY OUR RESENT POLICY, we shall be Paupers
sursslyc5--JhCKSON
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THE llUSs<ERS.
ny JOHN q. WHITTIER.


Heap high the farmers wintry hoard
- Heap high the golden corn!
From out her la vish horn
Let other lands exu!ting glcan
The apple from the pine,
The cluster from the ylno: as
"c
we oettor love tho hardy gift s..
our rugged Wales bestow;
Our harvest fields with snow.
.....- .
"hhen oPr'ns-'ime came with flower and bu
AN" grassy green md young,
Like mad musicians sung,
.a- ..Frs
we aroPped inc seed o'er hill and plain,
penea.h Tue sun OF May,
The fobber crows away.
ft..t .@.a T..
an through 'he long bright days of June,
LIS 'e"Fesgrew INN and FAIR, gu.
It's soft and yellow hair. . l
ana no" win Autumn's moonlight ewes,
us harvest time has come,
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MORAL COURAGE,

Sidney Smith, in his work on moral
philosophy, speaks in this wise of wha,
men lose for the want of little moral
courage or independence of mind: "a
great deal OF talent is lost in the world
Tor the want of moral courage. Every
day sends to the grave q number of OBJ.
scurc men, who have only remained in
obScurity because their timidity has
prevented them from making first eff.
fort; and who, if they could have been
induced to begin, would in all proba-
oIlity have gone great lengths in the
career of fame. The fact is, that TO
do anything in this world worth doing,
we must not stand back, shivoring, and
thinking Of the cold and danger, but
jump in and scramble through as well
as you can. 1t will not do to be per-
petually calculating tasks, and ad-
Justlng nice chances; it did very we'll
before the food, when u man could con.
suit his friends upon an intended publ-
cation for hundred and fifty years.
anu then live to see its success after.
wards; but at present a man waits. and
doubts, and hesitates, and consults his
brother, and his uncle, and particular
friends, till, one fine day, he finds he
IS sixty years of age; that he has lost so
much time in consulting his first cousin
and particular friends, TINT he has no
more time to follow their advice"
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AGENTS FOR THE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
aot'as Agents for this paper, and are author.
ixed ts receive subscriptions, &C.,
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The DIGNITY or PRAYER. Con.
slder the dignity of this, to be admitted
INTO SO near converse with the Highest
Majesty. Were there nothing to fol-
low, no answer at all, prayer pays itself
IN the excellence of its nature and
the sweetness that the soul finds in it..
Ioor fallen man, to be admitted into
Heaven while he is on earth, and there
to come and speak his mind freely to
the Lord of Heaven and earth as his
friend, as his father Ito empty all his
complaints into his bosom, to refresh
his soul in his God, wcaried with the
follies and miseries of the world. Where
there is anything of His love, this is a
privilege of the highest sweetness, for
they that love find much delight to dis
course together, and count all hours
short, and think the day runs too fast
that is SO spent. And they that are
much in this exercise the Lord does
impart his secrets much to them. -
1rchSishop Letghton.
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bsIh.. Tho Methodists have already
thirty itinerants and several local
preachers in Kansas, and their camp
meetings this fall have been very sue.
ccssful. The Mcthodsts have laid the
foundation of university at Palmyra,
called the Baker university, after Bish-
op Baker.