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Business College,
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS coLLRGE.
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CoRsER OF SEVENTH AND D srRnHTs,
lEntranee on d street,D
WARRINGTON, ID. O.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle.aged men aud women 10 engage
10 business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of otheIs.
The branches taught are; Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to AL departments q
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Corresponde ence,
Spelling, Eloeution Political Economy. and Com.
mereiAI Law.
Students are permitted to pursue any or all of
the above branches.
in a separate department, instructed by oompe-
tent lady teachers,
unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities OF the country, ,t Local scholarships, good
for one year from date OF Issue, 20. Tickets for
three mouths, sa0; for one month, $40,
All tuitions PAYABLE In Adyaneei when paid
instAl Inc ents the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day and evening.
Glasses In french In charge " Professor Alfred
Bon.
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Proposals..
pRoposALs ToR wooD.
HsADaulnr9nsP PosI OF RALsiai
ORHIoa AorIEa Ass'T QuLnTElhtsIEn,

HIApouAnrEns PosI OF RALHIaH.l
OYTIcs IoriEa Ass'r roulRTElslsfrR,
RALEIaH. n. c.. June 10. lt9.
tors, nepsrta eat Of the South, dated Atlanta, o.
iua, I, lsp, sealed prcp9ssls. ~ duplicate, fer
able Hard woed fgr he sn.glpg Twelve months,
they will b. opened and DE contract awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder.
All bids 70 be addressed TO the undersiEued, sad
nartsd In lower left hand corner ''PropOsals for
Psds A. sg are invited T'sn d 4; IEsnDr
Qutrternsster . jtN ID
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Book, and Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

THR VILLA ON THE RHINE, complete 10
one volume. Globe edition, neatly bound In
cloth. VI %
HB KNEW HB WAS RIaHT, complete 10
two parts, paper. Part 1................... 90
HISTORY or BURoPBAN nORALs, from |f
Augustu, TO ChaIiemagne, In q vols. By
wiiliamE II. Lseksy, y. A, author Of
''Rationalism In Europe. s.T....,..,........ ~. 90
wQMEN's SUFFRAGE, the Reform Against
Mature. By Horace hnell..,......,...... 30
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH. . truihfui sluei.
dalton OF the attractions Of tho country,
and q careful consideration Of ptoht and
loss ss involved In amateuI farming, with
such valuable advice and Instruction to
those about pureha IN larEs or email places
In rural distriots. By Robert u. Roosevelt,
author Of "0amo fish In Americ,," eto.... I 90
THE BHABERMBlsTBR. q tale Of gavarisn
Mountaiusi trauslstsd from the German.
by Hermon sehmid. .............,............ ! 30
rHRsT MACH AND ITS DIFFICULTIES.
By Sir James Eyre. N. D., etc. ........".". 70
the German. By Heinrt h hzsehokts....... 90
author of .'Rsysa.ics." " etc 80. ....... 1 90
rHg sACRIsrAN's HOUsgHoLD,s story
Of Lippe :DeimoId, BY The author q
''Mabel's Progress eto..".."........... Is
rAOPI AND HIS FRIENDS or, Iudians'
Wrongs and Rights ......"...,.............. I 90
GAVE ON CoLOR '....."....'..,.'.."....... o.
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Proposals
pRoPosALs PoR YLoUR.

o''ror DrrI cesE.:,asL n. ~ 2, s., ss,.,T'yr'
"a w..s,saIov. rs; s,ssiS'c J. q, jsnsI;iss
wan ,a-ho b.trsi. psst NJ. ylorrl ssd .
stefehous., nesunsrs srsssS, fsyTssrih .,rs..
Other conditions nsds knoyn BY the undsveifned
,rseposai' isssi'sa until n m. 'hs n q Jane
jsls-A I'd r C.s, ,u,s.A
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Steamboat Lines.

stth"boot Ak4hoo.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsHINaToH iNb NEW YORK.
meIeatteI the nne staamshlps z. KNIGHT,
JOHN uIBsOht and VALLEY CITY. kf.n~
Of the MERCHANTS LIhR. will make [fkfk
iY6RR1kt. REsxHNbRYs.' ''W'siifsaafik WISH fikSfes: aud
dEoRdBTowk, as follows Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 2, East river. every wEpNkSpAY and
sysry @ aoNbAf .ad fHiURsp XY rHA'o"N Tin
For farther Information, apply to JOS. L. GAIT,
Agent once I'D wharf foot Of HI gh street, GeoTgs
!9wp oIst the ecrner Of Seysntssnth street and
AplSu President
u RGULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
The steamsT COLUMBIA leaves .SH@k
enih street. every WEDNESDAY aORElbG, al
eoeloek, stopping at all the Prinf!Pal landings on
the Potomac.
more, every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at four
clock.
For farther particulars, apply 70
TAOs W. RtLkT 4 SON, Agents,
Rlley's Wharf, foot Of Eleventh street
fSm
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W aNb SSEoRdErowN RAItk6hb. RAItk6hbb'DA
OHANdE OF TIME.

ANdE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEo. Il, iscs.
until further notiee, PASSENGER Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria ~ fol-
rHRousR NAIL rRAIsL
Leave <shinEton, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, ON m. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets fIQn Manassas rAilroad) 2!1 p. IN. +,
do. from LynehbdrE, 6p. m.
LOCAL PAssEEalR flAISs.
HLiiyI IwAsHisuro.. ~ LsAviLLIIAs1tIA,,
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pRoPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEADQ'Rs Firm MILITARY DIsrRfur,l
STATE oP TENAs,
oTPIoE CHIEF QrAErEEsAsrER,


AusTIS, 1ENAs. May ~, ls69.
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, will be received
Al this Oiice until June a. ls6l, at l2 m. for the
Transportation Of Army Supplies, from the lst day
Of August ls9, until the Oth day Of June, 1876
on the f0llwing route, viz; Route No. 0, from the
wharf on BTaIos Island, Texas, to Point isabel.
aud thence by land to Brownsville, Texas ND,
for water transportation from BTaIos IslAnd Ia
brownsNllle will also be received,
BlddeTs VIII slate rates per 100 pounds for the
transport supplies. '' WI
feTed, - " ''N' W.
EAsh bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
6s esTlnsd By the Clerk ofa Court Of Record thai
the bidder eompetsn 10 carry out the contract Ii
awarded 70 him, and the residence and post oibr
address ot eaeh bidder and EuATAhtor must b.
stated, No bid entertained not eonfOTmiuE 10 tiers
conditions, The attention Of bidders Ii called Il,
l6q1. '"'' 80
The amount Of bond required from the contractor
VII be twenty thousand (t9O COZ dOllan;
| = foIms OF Contract may he seen At tho Depot
ouhIteInaAtsr's Once, Brownsville. Texas. and
| Proposals must be indorscd ''Proppsals for Army
| the undersigned.
| nolas, NORRIS ), M!LLERi
deputy QuartermGster Gen, Breyet Brig Dep.
| U, b. A, my2b-Id
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A LExINDRiA. LogpogE AND aANPsHiRI
n RAILROAD.
IN
SUMMER ARRANoBNEST. BEoINEINo APRIL
I. lg6o

TWO TRAINS DAILY tBxcRPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra at 8 g. N. and 5p, m. Leave
Hamilton At a. IN. and l:0a. m Leave Lees.
The a. m. train from Alexandria and II 80 q, m.
train frOmH lton Get with Kemp Line
Vile aud Winchester. also. with KssmeT's Line of
Coaches, which Iesye LeesbuI6 q, Mondays,
Mednesdaysand friday. for Balrs MIL. Aldie iud
Saturdays.
Ali trsius arrive at Alexandria At convenient
more. same day.
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE


Guaranteed After tho Payment Of One
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY EOS.PORFgITIN0.
Branch Once Now Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO 80 = STREET.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets.
(Law and Exchange Buildlng,)
WASHINGTON. D. G.
A careful examination Of our system cannot fall
to convince all W whO have examined the subject OF
Lie Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents Adyan.
tRges that are not offered elsewhere, especially 10
the provisions Of non forfeiture made Ia the Policy
lug portion Of their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure In AlknOwledglng tho
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among tho oltlIens Of WASH gtOn and Vicinity
many Of them being our leading business men'
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to Ae-
knowledge our promptness In the payment Of all
our losses, The popularity Of our Company and
the large Increase Of our business here may be
seen ip the fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency title more than tw
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation of
Eton last year las the books OF the Register
will showl tax On larger Income than a large
city,
All We ask is a careful examination OF our sys.
TEN, and we feel satisned We shall slill have our
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mhlg. .eoSm General Manager.
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DAYMENT oH sac AHp Iox scRIP.

O''a;''s'lF;; S;'is'l:ss: "A: \, S;;$s% -
Isisrior is prsgsssd 70 paT ths ssistssalss ia.
dsb!sdssss % hfsss and FOX Iaalsns o. ne Ms.
Indiaa Bureau.
The esrjisesiss .hosld be prs,sr.ei :. pay meni
iss.I will BE- allowed on them. ThsI should be
Iansmi tod through ibis once. sAd the sppliea.
-, T. q, PARKER,
Jsls-disijy Commissiossr.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The Senate conf rmed the nominations
of J. NJ. Ashley, of Ohio, Governor Of
Ohio; Rush Spencer, OF New York,
Surveyor General of New Mexico; Ed
ward T., Perkins, of Pennsylvania, Sec-
retary of New Mexico.
The President came 10 the capitol
about 10 O'Clock, accompanied by Sec
retarles Fish and Boutwell,. Attorney
General HoRr and his two Secretaries.
The party occupied the time up to ad-
journment in examining bills presented
to the President for approval.
Among the amendments TO the Mis-
sissippi, Virginia and Texas election
bill, which were agreed to by both
Houses, was one offered by Mr.. Sawyer
providing that the elections be held un-
der the new registration lists. It Is
stated that this will admit about 15 600
additional white voters in Virginia and
throw out several thousand fraudulent
negro voters who are enrolled in the
first list. 1t will also admit quite
number of additional white voters in
Mississippi and Texas.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
The project Of the Canadian annexa-
tion in the settlement OF the Alabama
claims with joint consent of England
and the Colonists begins to attract at
tention In governmental and diplo-
matic circles, and is by some regarded
as likely to become a prominent fea-
ture. Gen. Grants administration
views are expressed on this subject by
part OF the American press as a favor
able response OF English newspapers,
and demand for annexation among
the Colonies, especially in Nova
Scotia, have encouraged the be-
lief In the feasibility OF the scheme
If managed with diplometic tact
and careful regard to English honor:
Objection to the accomplishment, and
as to the policy and safety or
such an enlargement of the republic
are strongly urged by individuals, but
1t Is confidently asserted by others that
public opinion Is gradually setting in
favor OF our acceptance of the Canadas
should they be rendered by Great Bril-
tain as the surest mode of harmOnizing
the interests and ending jealousies be.
tween the two countries, and atording
a basis OF permanent and cordial peace.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, April s, 1869.

THURSDAY, April s, 1869.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to S4S head, against 1905 last week. or
the number offered 119 head came from
Virginia, 445 from Ohio, and 80 from
Illinois, over the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road; SO from Pennsylvania over the
Northern Central Railroad; and 1S9
from Maryland on foot. or the receipts
$40 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 95 by Washington butchers,
70 sold to speculators for other mar
kets, and the balance were reshipped to
the East without being offered here.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and ScalawRgs at 4aS5; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 5aS6; fair
quality Beeves 7aS9; and the very best
Beeves at 8a$9 25 per 100 lbs, the aver
age price being about So rs gross.
The market was very dull throughout
the day, and closed at about the rates
OF last week.
SHEEP.-The market has been over
supplied during the past week, and
we notice decline Of Na11c per lb.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair
to good wool sheep at 5Na7H cts, and
sheared at 4a6L cents per lb gross.
HoGs.-The market during the past
week has been only moderately sup
piled, and with fair demand has
ruled brisk. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair to good live hogs l3 75A
SIS, and extra Sl5 25 per 100 lbs net.
The market closed brisk.
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mARKErs BIZ TELEGEAPm.
NEW YoRK, April 1C

NEW YORK, April 10.
CoTToN-F'irm with fair,demand; sales
of 8 900 bales at 28H for middling up
lands.
GRAIN-Wheat-N shippers
and millers insist on lower prices. Rye
Steady at 136a13S for western. Oats
Dull at 7617c for western in store. Corn
Quiet at 67aS6c for new mixed western
and nominal at SSa90c for old mixed
western in store and delivered.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-D at $50 S7H
for new mess, cash and regular. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats and
Bacon-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull at 1Sa1S1sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet at 26a28c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The only changes to observe in prices
Hope bleached muslins which are SELL
ing at lac; Laurel D brown are reduced
to 1870; Augusta are down to 15c and
Cabot A to i5o. There is a fair business
doing In seasonable styles Of desirable
goods at fair prices, but anything which
is undesirable can only be sold at very
low II not Improbable rates.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNRX-The market which at one
time to-day was easier at per cent
currency, subsequently becameRtrin-
gent, tho demand continuing until
after bank hours, when z per cent cur
rency and commissions Of 1-16aH were
paid. The amendatory tax bill which
has become law saves the market from
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NEW YORK.

NE" YORK; ApEh 4U'
Dr., John A, Ward, who recently
brought suit for divorce from his Wife,
was ordered TO pay $500 counsel fees
and 500 per month 10 MS wife pending
tho suit, He was arrested and tncarce-
rated in the Ludlow street Jail several
davs since. a motion was made yes
terday for his release before Judge Car
dozo, who will render his decision to-
day.
The brewery of Weidlinger, Smidt Il
Co., which was burned last night, was
a large, strong building and was totally
destroyed. At half.past one the walls
fell over into 47th street, where the fire.
men were at work. The entire build
ing is a perfect wreck. The loss on the
building will be about 900; on ma
chinery, $50, 900; and on stock from $780,
600 to $50, ,O0O. The insurance was not
ascertained. 1t is feared that owing to
the sudden falling of the walls there
has been more or less loss of lie.
Nashua newspapers to the 3lst ult.
state that the excitement throughout
Bahama in regard to the action OF the
Spaniards in recapturlng the CONAN
ditario on British waters Is very in
tense. 1t is stated that number OF
marines from the Spanish fleet were
sent ashore on Berry Island and search
ed through them for Cuban refugees,
and were fired upon by the bahama
wreckers. The Nashua papers claim
that this is an act of war against Great
Britain.
A dwelling house in Hudson City, N.
j., was burned last night. Thomas
Murphy, one of the occupants, was
burned to death.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, April 10.
The missing banker, T. G. Jewett, OF
SIX &c uteles, New York, has turned up
in Canada. How he reached there iS
not stated. His funds were all right.
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THE Point Pleasant Register, which
only a few weeks ago looked with an
unfriendly eye on the XVIII Amend
ment, has not only accepted it, as we
have before stated, but goes one better.
1t is for wiping out the amendment to
our State Constitution by which late
rebels are DISTINGUISHED, and thus max
ing the suffrage equal for all. An edito.
rial in the last number concludes with
this paragraph:
Now, there remains but one thing to
be done, in order to complete the great
political superstructure OF our glorious
Republic, and that is, the Republican
party should extend the, elective fran
chise to all male citizens over the age OF
twenty-one years; then we will have
peace, then good tDiLL, and then as a
natural consequence prosperity. And
when this is done we will have shown
to the world, that we have In fact, what
we have had only In mGme-a true bona
fde Repu blicap Government.
Wait till the XVth Amendment has
been secured, brother Register, aud then
the other proposition will be open for
discussion.
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o o N q r E 8 S
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 10.

WASHINGTON April III.
The Conference Committee made a
report on the Amendatory tax bill
which was agreed to at A. M, when
the Senate adjourned.
On re-assembling the bill relating to
the Attorney General was passed.
A resolution to pay the Senators from
the reconstructed States from the COM
mencement of the doth Congress was
offered.
Mr.. Ferry moved to pay them only
from June 25th, 1865.
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay the matter
aside and take up the bill defining the
act regulating the hours of labor. Lost.
The discussion continued till the hour
of adjournment arrived when the Presi-
dent declared the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Banks offered a resolution ten
dering sympathy to the Cuban patriots,
and promising support to the President
whenever a Republican government
may have been established, he may
deem 1t expedient to recognize their in
dependence. The rules were suspended
and the resolution adopted. Yeas As;
nays "a.
The bill in relation to the site build
ing Of the new State Department was
passed.
The Census Committee was author
ized to appoint a sub committee to sit
during recess and take testimony and
report at the next Congress.
At IL o'clock the Speaker adjourned
the House without day.
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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Apri

NEW ORLEANS, April 8.
The affairs at the Auditors office are
becoming more muddling lately.
The Seventh District Court yesterday,
ordered the books and documents be.
longing to the Auditors office to be
put in the possession of the judicial.
A Sequestrator was by the same order
appointed. Gov. Yarmouth to-day no.
titled said Sequestrator that he would
apply to the Supreme Court for writ
of prohibition from the exercise of
powers conferred by the 7th District
Court upon the back OF the order OF the
Court. The Governor made a lengthy
speech reciting both Auditor Wicklitf
and Salasige. The Governors ap'
pointees had been rejoined by the 5th
and 9TH District Courts, respectively,
and both punished for contempt in dis
obeying the Injunction. There being
no one authorized by law to dis
charge the duties OF the Auditors
office, he had by virtue Of au-
thority as Governor of the State
taken possession OF the paraphenalia
of the Auditors Office, and declined to
deliver them to the Sequestrator ap'
pointed by Court. Governor War
mouth filed in the Supreme Court his
petition for a writ OF prohibition
against the Sequestrator, meantime no
business Is being done in the Auditors
office
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CUBA.

HAvASA Ella KEY WEST, April 10.
The Spanish man .of.war Fernando
CalaIica to. day overhauled the Ameri-
can brig Lizzie Major, ten miles from
Caiborrena, and took from her two or
her passengers. Both of the persons
taken were provided with passports
and had embarked at Havana.
The z. 8. steamer Nipsic has arrived
at Cienfuegos.
1t is reported thst the column under
Gen. Yeasea, while acting as convoy
from Santa Cruz to Puerto Principe;
was routed by the forces under General
Quesala, and the convoy captured. Inc
losses on both sides was immense
HAVANA, April 10.
Last night there were further distur,
Dances in the streets of Havana, and
several persons were killed. To'nlgnt
the city is perfectly quiet.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Its Early Consideration by the Senate
Opinion OF Hon. Roberto Walker.
Correspondence ofthe Cincinnati Gazette,


|
l-OPInIOn OF Hon. Robert j. walker.
Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette,
WASHINGTON, April7.
The consideration of the Reverdy
Johnson Alabama treaty will occupy
days. 1t is we'll known that the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations will re-
port against 1t, and that Mr.. Sumner,
Its chairman, has prepared an elaborate
speech, containing views which he
hopes will be adopted as the true basis
of any plan for settlement.
There is no Disgusting the fact that
Notwithstanding the surface calm in
official circles here regarding this sub
ject, there is great anxiety to learn the
probable course of the new administrn-
ton regarding this and all questions re-
lating to its foreign policy, and every
indication is closely watched, and its
bearings carefully weighed.
The general Views which President
Grant and Senator Sumner are believed
to hold concerning the extent of Eng
lands debt on account OF the ravages
OF her pirates are creating deep i'm
preston in diplomatic circles. An eX-
tract from a letter written by Hon.
Robert j. Walker to friend a few
weeks since, and which appears here
to-day, is also attracting attention in
the same quarters. 1t Is as follows:
"My opinion is most unfayorable TO
the treaty for the settlement of the Ala
bama claims. 1 was In England at the
date OF the furtive departure OF the AL
ALBANIA from Liverpool. and was
charged by our Government with
special duties on the subject. The treaty
provides for less than fiftleth part of
the damages sustained by our citizens
and Government on account of the de.
predations of British cruisers. Yet.
while SO small part OF our claims IS
submitted to arbitrament, all the rest
are forever barred by the treaty. Now,
all our claims must be submitted or
none. This Is no technical case, to be
submitted on special pleas and de-
murrer, but great question between
nations, and to be decided on no Tor
NAL grounds. but on the principles OF
justice and international law. If Eng
land Is responsible for the damages oc-
casioned by her cruisers to our citizens,
she is responsible for like injuries in
ficted by such cruisers on our COM
merce, tunnage and revenue, the drl'
wing our flag from the ocean, and the
OF the war. There are but
three modes of settling these questions.
al. By war, which 1t Is hoped may |
be avoided.
.'2. BY submitting all the claims, Rs
we'll of our Government AS citizens, to
fair arbitrament.
"3. By the recognition by England
of the independence of all the British
North American Colonies, and permit
ting them, as Independent States: to
seek such alliances as they may desire
"There is nothing in this last sug-
gestion humiliating to England, and il
Is only what she Will have to do sooner
or later"
The method proposed in the para
graph numbered three, is beginning TO
be earnestly considered by many in
Congress and in executive circles.
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Shippensburg, Pa: d Word to the
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tice of the afflicted as well as to all per-
sons who are anxious OF preserving
their health unimpaired, the merits OF
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs. This
medicine has been before the public for
many years. II has withstOod all tests
to which patent medicines are exposed
and instead of being driven out of the
market as most of them are, it has con-
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until it has become the most popular
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This Bitters is entirely free from all
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HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC is a COM
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