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the other half white each claiming, under the British
code Of philanthropy equal social and political rights ",
Of them enjoying real Substantial consideration in pr
portion to the wilderness his sku and the absence hO
physical characteristics which almost iudebls the
can race the consequences are easy be forsseen The
law OF the land misht declare ell edua and confer o.
them equal social and political rights but the law Of n
IS -. ..iyalent in this i.=.. s, the long hAbls
and feelings and hinking, and acting which have descend
ed from generation to generation and become part Of
nature would inevitably render all these attempts to cou
tsract them entirely nugatory. ~
In vast many cases the failure Of an undertaking
productive only Of disappointment We lose our labor
and the world goes it did before 1t is not so with
the scheme of the abolitionsts. II its accomplishment
attained and they are disappointed in its rasutsas
have adduced what we conceive unanswerabs reasons
believing they will be-the world at least our world The
United States will not remain as was before Long ere
this emancipation of the southern slaves can take place
and still longer before this scheme of human degradation
called amagamation be consummated, the Union will
be in twain perhaps 10 quarters. To bring it about
the constitution be trod under foot and every great
fundamental principle Of that solemn compact violated
The homogeneous character Of the people of the United
States would give place to party-coored race Of mon
gres and free blacks Who however they may hate and
spise each other would be led by instinct of
ferory to unite in opposition to the white men, auy
remained But in process of time would remain. I'll,
white could not live breathe in such amosphe
Saint Domingo Is now all black and Jamaica will soon !,
So Is this spectacle 10 be contemplated with pleasure
by the rational philanthropist2 Is ths the only mode
abolition devise for administering to the general hap
| piness Of mankind?
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BUSINESS At BALTIMoRE.-The Baltimore American OF
this morning says:
"The mild weather Of the past week is rapidly removing
the effects of the previous severity of the winter and area
dy business is beginning revive whilst the hope that
will resume its full activity grows every day more
buoyant The soft weather has weakened the ice in
harbor and bay that the determined effort now making
scarcely fail to open port and enable the CONNER
cia transactions delayed by the embargo to be again
prosecuted From the West also have intelligence
the probable resumption of navigation upon the Ohio and
other great river channels of trade 1t is not probable
the distractions from these rivers and our harbor are
removed that general or permanent freeze will
again at this late period Of the winter and revival
business all the country will The spring trade
will make early hotels fiji up with
customers from the South and West and the city present
business activity in strong contrast with the duness of
the past month"
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. =, 1867.

0-ME Isa.EL JAxKs, e2 South Ten Phladel
pha, s general travelling agent assisted By wM Ii. WILD,
JoHN COLLINS JAHEs DEEhIso, HAsArr s. JANIS, THos!
d. NICE r. w, MosRsok T. w. WILEY, WA l.. WArKRaAs,
2. DAVIS.
gmh nkSkI LEWIS % suhs1isfs Alabama is our gen
sra usvehg agent lor the 81. a. OF Alabama and Te~-
ma. n. W. LEWIS and sAMUkL ID. LEWIS.
w W JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio. !,
our general collecting agent Texas,
assisted by H. THOMAS N1nixls II. THonA Tnos. NJ JAMES,
Dr. A. L. Gibbs, GksRok MoRRls, RICHARD LKAKE. Re
ceipts or either will be good
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CONGREss-sATuRDAY.

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In MEMORIAM,

MRS. A. L. RuTEn pvrouR.
An orb of light has from the heavens departed,
Ere half attained the zenith of its might;
Its darkened space mourn many weary hearted,
That left their skies SO deep, so dark night
mighty link has from the sweet South severed,
That bound together truth and honor bright
A soul that with her loyal sons stood fearless
Amid all peril in the cause OF right.
Weep, Carolina's queeny, dark-eyed daughters;
strew blossoms pale around bis honored head,
Let low, sad music, like to noahng waters
From your Tyres echo softly Ger his bed. -
His noble soul, with all its youthful glory,
lts high ambition, pride, and wealth of love,
Has passd beyond the censuring worlds dark portals
And scared to its own native sphere above.
His place is vacant in the council chamber
His pfesence frsm its lofty halls has pass'd
He heeds no more the voice of praise or censure-
The port is entered and his anchor cast
Beside the heart stone OF his home cherished
Fond weeping ones In anguish speak his name,
Their hearts would fain believe not he has persisted,
That death so soon could blight his rising fame.
Truth, honor love- and friendship now are wreathng
Their fairest laurels DER his silent tomb
And plantive requiems Of rcpose are breathing
As holy incense, and OF rare perfume.
glorious halo wre8ths his brow immortal;
His memory time will render still more dear
Tho death has closed on him its gloomy portals,
The brare and true his virtues will revere. Is
Gone, when the magic charm Of manhood's beauty
Gave to his form regal presence bright:
Like young oak, by the fierce tempest riven,
In strength unshorn, hurled from its mountain height
Or as some eagle on bold pinion soaring
The deadly sLaft feels pierce his kingly breast,
Trembles one moment, droops his roy al pinions,
An eagle still, tho death has dimmed his crest.
Oh, lonely mother in this night of sorrow, -
Our nations sons most honorsd with you bow
In grief no selfish natures e'er could borrow
Their tears fall fast above his marble brow.
Like mulied drums the hearts he loved are beating
:, His voice their liepuss never more can thrill,
No longer comes to those dear his greeting,
Fond memories only can their bosoms fill.
And ye with whom high thoughts were interchanged,
How mourn We one so generous, brave, and true;
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OLD CUTTING TEHrH-In the Memphis Appeal of
January 24th Mr. John II. Fuller under date at Bolivar
stinstant, says
q saw in of the Memphis papers, some time ago. a
notice of Middleton, sixty or seventy years
old cutting full set of teeth. can beat that story.
have negro who says she Is hundred years
old but supposed be about ninetythre who never had
tooth in her head until within the last six months Since
the FIRST day Of last August she has cut pretty of
teeth cav in any persons mouth and moreover,
she can pick one hundred pounds Of cotton per day the
week round"
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~. ...,,.. .uo.,,. !. ma 81.
OF joint 70 say tnat eompensn 'houu pe Mioweu o'
property which had been assoyea 0y aatnorly Of law
Mr. SUbn, Oh Aaoama s - ~
as the Dill MADE an aPpio ~, ~, ul5 ag 49, "
tne terms q tne rple'' na'0 40 ~ o''
miitee Of the " noie A., A., ...,,. -. 49,.
The SPEAKER decided Una. sne question Of oIasr was
wei taken anu .ne III -, On T,a , 10 ia
Mr. GROW gave noce INN, ~ I'm - neht nc
endeayor 70 oDtsn .o,e o asa S, -, ~ C
the Territory OF hsnsaf mum 'ne
mittee on IeTii,ories' x,,.;., &c.. a. ,,,. -
Mr. ALohipun o. II Is o,. ..e s ~
Public LANDS ispVea ,ha T,or s css SiU Oa
veying the Puohc Janus anu ,a 10 ' " M"saiAN !
which was ia'u oN .. wy '"''
SommrrrK or THE wHo,v
e. y -,
Inc House tnen resolved ltse INTO Committee OF the
IN ne cha and consider thu bills ON the
calendar when relate 70 'ers'lorlai business
House on, naming an appropriation for completing the
cailo Dunuhg IN .ne ierr'ory % uw Mexico was first
taken up Dy 'ne and after being read, laid
aside REPORTED to the House with the recommends
ton thatit do pass co.
The next bill taken up was that for the completion OF
the capitol building Of Utah Territory and after brief
debate was laid aside to be reported to the House with
recommendation that 1t do not pass
Inc committee then considered the bill to complete the
capitol building at Omaha city in Nebraska and to
cure the square which the bill is to be erected, &C.
Mr. WHITFIELD, Of Kansas, moved to amend the bill
as to extend its provisions to the Territory of Kansas
After short debate, the bill was passed over.
The next bill taken up was that for the construction of
road in the Territory OF and was laid aside to
be reported to the House with recommendation that it
| do pass
The committee then proceeded TO consider the bill for
the construction OF wagon road from the South pass of
the Rocky mountsns in Nebraska Territory via Salt Lake
valley to Honey Lake valley the portion of the
Mr. GROW, Of offered substitute TO the
9ii appropriaung the sum OF three hundred tnonsana
9oats ior me construction OF wagon ROAD from
in Nebraska Territory via the South pass of the
Rocky mountains to the eastern boundary OF the State OF
| California, Honey Lake. ...
| A long debate ensued, during which, ,r.
| On motion of Mr. SMITH of VIRGINIA section was
added to the substitute appropratpe two hundred thou
sand dollars nr an nch ,baros as nav he recassorv sr
th on,rnon % aa,on oaS fs9 nj pasn ~ tS S
49,: $500 -, ~ rs. w Wss o ~ ., - 49, G;, -;
rver oianu, ror una ~ tne mouth y ne YIN
on mouon OF mr.. OIEho, OF new MEXICO a secuon
was also adued 10 the Bill approprHthg niy tnousahu
dollars for the construction of wagon road from Fort
Defiance in TINT Territory the Colorado river the
mouth of the Mohava river.
| Mr. WALBRIDGE of Michigan moved an additional
section appropratne three hundred thousand dollars to
wagon road from tne nead 9! ake superior 70
uge. soanai Whcn mouon ai'er snor' uisousssn was
dlsagreed to-ayes 80, noes 81.
Further debate ensued, after which the substitute as
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Two woMKS FROZEN TO DEArH.--0n the nth Of JAW
airy two women frozen to death in the stage coacn
tween Muscoda and Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, iw
declined getting ont at hotel to warm when akeo
the driver stating that they did not suffer from the colo
much as when they first started at the next s0ppDs
place they were found dead.
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Rssolped, That the Speaker be authorized to pay
Martha Brooks widow of Hon. Preston s. Brooks
the sum SO due the decdent member Of this at tn
time of his death.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Navy Department consists Navy Department proper
ing Secretary Of i've bureaus attached thereto viz
and Repair Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Bureau Of Ordnance and
Hydrogaphy and The Bureau Of Medicine and surgery
Of the force employed therein
sras ooe-IIo Toucey Secretary Of tho Navy Charles
W Welsh chief clerk and eleven clerks The Secretary OF the
Navy has charge everything establish
mcn all laws relating thereto nrnsted to him,
by tho constitution Is chief Of the army and navy
commanders of qairons and commanders of
vessels officers, commissions Of officers both in tho
navy and marine corps appointments o commissioned and warrant
from the secretary
performed authority tho secretary and their orders
forms also part Of the duties Of the Secretary and
all the orders Of the comann that corps should be approved by
qf Nary and Dscommolcre Joseph Smith, chief
Of 81 @ he @ on on % SS. @ GaS ana
Immediately @ @ oSnra Sh them % are s
management Of the Naval Asylum
9 C0nadion, Equipment and RrarJohn Lenhall esd
e engineer in Chief Of tc navy Daniel Martin esq
bureau Who assisted by three assistant engineers This bureau
Of materials aud the providing all vessels their equipments
az sails anohors water M tanks NC me ong @ ~ @ @ %
the approval Of the Secretary decides upon plans Tor their consrue
navy chief bureau clerks All provisions for the
navy clothing together with the making of contracts for fur
nhing same, under the charge OF this bureau
Irru IF Ordnance photographic Capt Duncan ngraham,
bureau clerks and one drauhman This bureau has
chase powder shot shells Sc and tho equipment
of vessels with everything connected herewith IL also pro
des them maps charts chronomcters, baroneters, &c TO-
eor with such books furnished rsoE The United
states Naval Observatory Photographed ohce al Washington
Annapolis also under the general SUI
pcrintcndencc Of the chief OF this bureau
Baru qf Medicine and sugoy-Dr William whclun Uni
ted states navy chief passed assistant United
states navy Eyeryihng relating to medicines and
medical stoos OF sick anl wounded and management Of
hospials within The superintendent Of this bureau
DEPARTMENT.
H. N p1o,, ero,arv of War. W r. Drnknrd chief clerk
and onr wachncn The
following bureaus attached 10 this department.
Canang Generals OBTls Office, at the head OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York
Adjaqm Generals oEoeco Samuel Cooper hlutan General
T. d. Townsend revet Capt Williams
Advocate fevet MAJOR john
Ine In tsis ohc are KEPT all
which personnel Of the army, The rolls, &c
/ here where all military commissions made out
uaIisymas9 Generals Office Bevc Major General T. Jesup
auartcrmaster general Colonel g. Thomas Captain NJ
Miller Bcyct Major Bcgr eleven clerks aud one messenger
TavpaaS Gcnats 0GceCo y Iarnod paynlastcr general
Major j. Leslie, district paypaer eight clerks aud one messon
ger
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The Fauquier White sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.

YTNIIS property has been held under an act of in
d a q d N auoe aeSar ss s
ents thereon and was divided into $500 shares estimated the
the property sold part and there now remain fully eleven
The easily sell such property and
value he has laid on the larger portion OF the land
south, and west with view the formation Of village
city % BE S1a oos rns.S re % na nsa
all the contiguous buildings and improvements These sixty
lots the Whole IL lots and shares being ,o aeh
and when hen taken e BE paronsd By @ % those getting the 500
February 1854 White Sulphur Springs
from i m uden gentleman highest and business
whom trustee for the purpose tho entire property
The O. this p0psry BY the o.sr Ger Ct 1 tho caOn
ment per put property requires moro liberal ox
pcnducs for the public accommodation than individuals
Of the SPRING. and IN building around them win probably
~ = Nm w r. ny sa ayon, = sa ~ a % TX p'.Saus ~ NE
vorsai York; dollars He viii
reside on for the summer only for Tho The induce
erected viii Springs and o tho
lots There no reason why city Of magnitude should not
spot very energy would always Keep looks in repair
@ S a% @ la al sap @sy as
the boats Indefinite steam power thus be commanded
which Lowell unlimited railroad aready within
miles will soon extend % New Orleans whose inhabitants then
rnan all these facilities Why
giving waters already extensively and beautifully improved
tho high and tho low the rich and the have opportunity
by their and the beninant design OF the Legislature grant
ing the charter nny be realized TO the fullest extcnt.
property endecd the public about the value
Tho taxes are paid the State and greatly below hs ORIGINAL outlay
escd Almost indefinite profits may be relied on h the plan Of sale
required paid subscription bs
completed and Tho partition shall be made by tho trustee assisted
trustee other satisfactory arrangement for the subscription
BY the money after paro Tic place. ihe ep
q all liens on the as 70 give q good uoa
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r IFE IN CHINA; by Rev. William G. Milne, NJ,

+ IFE IN CHINA; by Rev. William G. Milne, NJ,
IL A. vol London. 81 90.
lands of the Slave the by Captain the Hon A. Murray
r. N, | vol. london 81 25.
The Poetca Works Of Robert oomed london, 1857 62 cts
The laws Of Contrast Coors by NJ T. Cevrul London 1857
so cents
Common Objects Of the scashore by Rev J. O. Wood NJ A.
london, 1851. Ht34
Unprotected Females in Norway london, 1857. 81 25
Deeds, not Words; by NJ Bell so
Peregine Buhoc; by Theodore Hook. 3S cents.
Violet or the DaDseuse. 3s
sep3 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Consiaar enyas OGcGen George Gibson, conmssay gen
eral assistant Captain NJ simpson, six clerks and one messeh
ger.
Sraa Gsaals oeeGen Thomas Lawson, surgeon general
assistants DR. r. C. Wood and Dr. O. X Wood three clsrks
Engineer cGenersl Joseph Totem, chief engineer assistant
Captain IL G. Wright; 1--WE clerks and one messenger
Typographical Bureaco j. Albert colonel OF tho corps as
sant Captain O. Woodruff; clerks and one messenger
Ordnance Craig colonel of ordnsnce assistant,
Capt VIM Maynadier; sight clerks and one messenger
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MANUFACTURING VoMPANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fanilss, Ma,uaeturos and Oilers
HJNIIESSE machines combine all the improvements
that Their extensive and increasing sale
aud the approval comnendaon that they have
ccived the proeto In warmly recommending Them They
been sufficiently long them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoub advantages that they all others
1 Beauty and simplicity Of construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs
3D. unexamped raldNty of operation.
Sd Noiseless
4h The remarkable perfection pf tor stitching and their appa
biity variety purposes and materials.
Principal Office No a3 Bosdway and at their agencies
in The principal cities Of the Union.
May 25--lya
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N0THING NEW--Tales; by the author of "John
IN Ilalifax.n
in Egypt and Nuba by Vim. G. Prime
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire abridged VIM
Smith, IL D,
Post Once Directory for the United States.
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT. STOCK. 1N-

TT,HE holders of the following certificates of debt
the OF Virginia will take notice that the "Com
the Sinking Fund will proceed the 3s day Of Oc
redeem the said certificates the treasury of the Com
holders said certificates required the said
October 1857 surrender the at the Office the second
Whether surrendered the interest thereon will
on that day 1t s3
Under act passed 10th February 1895 entitled An act making
further provision into effect the act entitled An act for clear
Improving navigation James river and uniting the
by the James and Kanaa rivers and
.r,lcr rIu.EIua
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity BaiIdiao, Ill Broadseay
FINHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
Il DoIIARs, and entirely cash, which Ava M
lion hundred thousand dollars bond and mortgage
real estate in the city and State OF New York valued NIL
l1sS Of doliars.
The enre profits already hundred
dollars the property Of the policy holders
TkRns
application and pamphlets giving every information sup
applying the Office OF the
FREDK g. WINSTON President.
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD IIoMANs, Actuary.
MlNTuRN POST, NJ d.. Medical Examiner,
May 26--ly+
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TO OUR SUBS oRIBERs.

The person upon our books unless ths
payment Of the subscription bs n advance
Distant subscribers may money by letter and all rsk
win be assumed BY ourselves IN lis safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published tiweeky during the ssss,ou
Of Congress, and semi weekly during tho recess.
Subscriptions period less than viii received on terms
proporlioned tins above annual rates.
ssP0SrMAsTEs authorized agents and By
sending US subscribers enclosed sI
subscribers with s25 enclosed win be entitled copy
gratis
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s. G. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes
TTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public bestowing their patron
exhibit all
extensive
poe the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
enlargement OF their factory, will enable the suscri
keep all times larger stock Of fire and burglar
proof other establishment the world Particular at
will be had constructing safes for private families to match
furniture for the security Of plate and jewelry
Also
order all kinds chests vault
Halls powder locks
store patent permuaon Cyge
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 1875, 1877 and l39 Water street and
No. 25l Broadway corner Murray st., New York.
y. C0YIE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, ID. C.
b W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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American Gothic and Brass FoiI Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo IATIIIA ARCHITECT NJ s. b A, &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
tages and farm buildings Once Gothca Chappaqua
westchester county, New York.
June 1T--du
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Ben. e. e. A. whitlock d Co.,

Ben. & E. A. WhitlOck d. Co.,
13 Beekman Street Of Nassau opposite the Asor
House,
THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABiNET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants USE ord, Dupuy, Co.. Hcnessey lne Cas-
other houses OF the highest reputation ind sole pro-
pcors the ande the native proof and favor Of
Cognac viz:
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard,
1iqieur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yieux Cosnac.
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomastcr Schnapps -
sherry Maderi and Port wines &c &C.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CRTnIANT.
Co the exclusive owners Of this wine, ana
shipments by regular packets and beg those VINO
may given trial to do under their guarantee that
will be found superior in delaey Of flavor and quality to any VINE ut
present imported
Benz NJ. Whtlock
Elwd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. Havcrstick, BEN. f. A. WHfTLOCk Co.
Oliver w. Dodge
Henry Cammcycr.
May 26-1y*
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York
4 N immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
IA santIy on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
0cohs mang, mats curtain materials lace curtains, gilt
cornices, window shades, &C., &c, &c.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRIcEsi
LORD & TAYLOR,
255 25T, 259 and 261 Grand street.
May .-ly .. .E.. and AZ and 40 Caharine street.
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Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Gig arrd, Neo York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
printing writing wrapping and all other
papor which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 28-ly%
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Episcopal High school, OF virginia,
HOWARD
Three Miles Pest Of Alexandria
REV JOHN p. MCGUIRE, RECTOR.
TTNHE seventeenth session of this institution will
l Wednesday, the 9th Of September next
$3.50 for board, tuition, lights fuel mending
semi annually Ia advance.
Modern music, and charges
Pamphlets the
10 those who request them Direct
REV, JOHN MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary, once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July Is--1aw10t