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YEAS AND NAYS ON THE ROAD BILL.

We again publish In. of the members of Congress
who voted for and agains, Mr. Rarden's motion
committee of the whole take up Abe Cumberland Road
Bill. The nino capitals Fedealisis,he FIVE
in italics original Wings Who doubt but
the Administration has deserted tho road!
YEAS-Msssrs Adams, Alexander, Herman Allen, J..
w Allen, Aycrigg, Bond, Borden, Briggs, BUCHANAN,
Carter Casey, Chambers, CLARK, Cranslon, Gushing, OAR
lnston, Davies. Dennis Dunn, Evans Everett, Ewing,
Fillmore, FRY. Rice Garland, Goode, VIM Graham,
Crenne, Hall, Harlan. Harper Hastings, Hawes Herod,
Hoffman, WIN. 10. HUNTER. Henry Johnson, VIM c.
! johnson, Kennedy. LEADBETrER, Lincoln, Logan,
Marvin Samson Mason, Nav. McKennan, Menefee. Nes
Ger, Migan, MILLER, MORGAN, Naylor, Moves,
Ogle Pearcc, Peck Pope, Potts Putnam, Eardsn, Reed
Ridgway, Robinson Russell, SbIey, oIthga,e Swearn-
gen, Tilnghast, TURNEY. WEBSTER, a. 5. VIII O,
John White, G. IL. Williams, YELL-75.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Anderson, Atheron. Beatty, Bell Bick-
nell, Birdsali, Cambreens, VIM b Campbs, John Camp
bell, Chapman Chea I'm, Coles. Crabb, eastman, Daw-
Son. Davee, Debsry, Dst:raff Dromgoole Emore Isaac
Fletcher, Gallup, James Garland, Grares, Griffin, Ham
nond, Hawkins, Il. NJ. r. Hunter, T. b. Jackson, Jabez
jackson, Jones, }. w. Jones, ken. kembe. Lewis,
Loomis, Lyon, Mallory, j. NJ Mason, Martin, Maury,
Mckay, Robert Mcclellan, Abraham McClean, Mcclure,
Montgomery, Samuel w. Morris, Murray, Noble Palmer,
Parker, Pavn,er, Pe,rkir, Pickins Punme J. H. Prem
tis, Reacer Rives, Robertson, Sawyer a. Sheppard,
Charles Sheppard. Shields Spencer, Stanley Stone. STRAIT
ton, Taliaferro, Taylor Titus, Toucy, Towns, L. Williams
s. JyIUianls, j. w. Williams, Wise, Word--77.
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Steam Engine Manu- IA q tory.

- TEAM ENGINE AND MILL BUILDING.-The
y subscribers, ha, ing become ated with Eng
Cincinnati, Ohio readiness TO furnish 10
der, all times, TEA VI ENGINES of every description
with all kinds Of Machinery for STEAM SAW
ana GRIsT Mills; Joint stock companies wishing
avail themselves of the benefits of either Grst Saw
Mills, otherwise, would do well call
communicate their wishes to the proprieors They will
undertake erection and and will become
stock hoers with responsible companies
Also. all orders Turning of IRON repairing and erection
OF additional Machinery such complete of rist md
SMITiIiNG, &c &c.
They Ill short notice, La TIL MI CHIMES
of superior quality capable of cutting THOUSAND
HOURS In order obtain general
tsfac lion, call on CREAGER * SGOW DEN,
DUBiIS, Wayne Co, Ind.
N B. All letters relative the above business. be
posi- paid and directed to CAMBRIDGE CRY, ayne Co.. Ia
March 9th, 1889. 9iy
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To the Public.

OFce Of The Iradng and Manufacturing Con,pany,l
Richmond. June iltt 1887. {
T an election of the Stockholders sTHE RIcnMoND
II TRADING MASUFAcTURINGC onrANY..' held on
the first Monday in June, 1888. Benjamin. Fulshun, Isaac
E. Jones. Levinus king. J. Z. Noienhall. T. Newman
Jonathan Townsend, and Abel Thornbey. elected
directors year AT meeting the Directors elect
held the day. James r. Meadenal elected Presi
fant, Warner NJ. Leeds continued Secretary, and Eli
Brown. elected Treasurer.
(-Thev sill conlinus pay the market prices for
clean and linen and for wool washed the
sheep Those who have wool for sale will please call
King (at the woolen factory who IS authorised to
purchase for the Company
w NJ LEEDS. Secre,ay.
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From the Delaware Stat. Journal.

DIED, this morning, at his residence in This
place, HEzEKIAH NILES, Esqr., in the 62I year OF
his age.
Mr.. Niles viii long be remembered as the able
and patriotic Editor Of The Baltimore Weekly
Register, work which, during the better days
of the Republic, exercised most salutarv mfr
euce upon the policy, institutions and interests
ot the country. As a writer, his style was forci-
bic, perspicunus ana original his memory was II
stosehouse Of fact. aud statistics; and in every
thing he wrote or pub!ished, ardent patriot
ism, only eqnai'ed by ardent loye Of truth
gave to his writings popularity. weight and in
fuenco throughout the country, honorable alike TO
him and TO those who 50 justly appre: iaied the
united influence Of talent, truth and patriotism.
The Register had character and circulation IN
cvery part of the civilized world-was read in
the palaces Of kings in the haunts Of commerce.
aud in the cabin Of the pioneer; it is referred 10
as an authority in courts of justice and in Iegis
Iative assemblies; aud at ihis day, constitutes
the best and truest foundation extant cf the his
tory Of country for the period over which il
extends. As the founder and editor of a work,
which contains n fuller and more faithful record
than any other, Of all the facts and events Of his
time; which sustained with cnlIghted ana patrl-
otto zeal the best and dearest interests Of his
country; which nobly advocated the cause of or
der, law and morals, the name of Hezekiah Niles
will take n high stand among the patriots and
bcnefac tors Of his country.
In private lie, tho deceased was one Of the
most aminble Of men. A truer, moro constant,
friend, never Ived-nor a moro deeply attached
husband and father. The gentler elements were
so entirely mixed up with his nature, tina, harsh
ness or unkindness found abiding place in his
BOSOM
About three years since, with health broken
down by the unremitting labor Of more than
twenty years, he removed from Baltimore to his
native place, -Wimngton-th residence of hi
youth and early manhood, the spot TO which he
had always locked back with fond affection, as
the scene Of his happest days, and the haven in
which he wished find his final repose He |
came but to finger, 60 suffer and to die. dis |
tressiny disease of one of hose vis,tations with
which an inscrutable Prov violence aflcts alike the
Just and tho unjis,,-Iaid him bed of linger-
ing illness and pain, from which he has at length
found relief in that change which must come to
eli; and to whose memory will be more
deeply cherished than that Of IIezekiah Niles.
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber is prepared execute all orders in the
business with despatch. Persons wishing BIANl
have them ruled pattern y leaving
The best of will be used if wished, and
executed style which he persuaded will
the appreciation of all who try him.
n--An assortment of BLANK BOOKS will be kept
hao nd. I'd ON BOOKS REBOUND Prices moderate
fA-BINDERY situated on Main street, Ellis P.
Coale's Boot and Shoe Store.
E. G YONGE.
Richmond, June 1898. 2ltf
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A Coop PLAN.-The mercantile body of Cork, in
Ireland have formed "a filtration Society,", by which
70 prevent evils litigation commercial affairs
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
1reofu of Dcace bcfrcea France and Werico.


The French Consul in this City recev ed des
patches Yesterday from Admiral Bnudin, by The
schr. Water Witch. The innrmation is brought
that a conference was held on the Sth inst. AT
Vera Cruz, between the Mexican Peni poien,i-
aries Gprosiiza and Victoria side. and
Admiral BpudIn the other, which resulted IN
The adoption of treaty of peace. The articles
Of said treaty were formed on The oih and signed
| on The lOih inst,
Mr. Pakcnham, the English Minister, guar
antics, in the name of his government. the paw
meut of the indemnify due 10 the exied French,
the conditions of which To he hereafter hNe!
France received nothing to indemnify the ex
pen-es Of The war, and claimed merely the $780,
900 mentioned IN her uiiimatum
The English Minister signed the treaty as one
of the parties, and il was expected that the En-
glish fleet before Vera Cruz would Immediately
sal! for Europe. lis ol,jert being accomplished.
We told that ,he whole Mexican population
approved of the treaty that was made IN N"vem-
Der which formed The basis o. the one now adop
ted.
The Mexicans at Vera Cruz were much pleased
with the treaty. and pnbiic re 'icings in conse-
qucnce thereof took place the evenings OF the
9Th and 10Th
We also learn from Vera Cruz that The blockade
Of that port was raised the 9Th inst and that
The various merchant vessels discharging
their curgoes. We congratulate the mercantile
community this welcome news.
IN o. Times. March %.
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The palace of the Sullme Porte at C"nsan'-
noplc destroyed by fire on the night OF the
2Oih of January,-!oss estimated at SoO0.OOO
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consisting of saddle Trees, Carriage Mount ng.
Bride Bits, Stirrup Irons. Buckles. Tacks, seat.
ing. Patent Leaf and other articles too
Saddies and Others, about 10 purchase
any the articles, invited call and examine
for themselves.
lie intends selling low, for CASH. such articles of
trade as he can use readily dispose Of f-Hs shop
will be found Main Strest door 70 John w liam-
sons and opposite the Of VIM Owen
Richmond, Third m n 23d, 1899. lltf
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VCAiR WARNgNG.--A All persons Indebted 10 the late
firm of FLEMING & ADDLEMAM, are hereby
notified, unless they forward ard settle their
spectve accounts. before the last day of February
next either bv paving CASH giving their NOTES, that
said ncccons will hands of proper officer
for collection. will ..bv auth rity-..g reefing
SAMUEL FLEMING
Richmopd January Dc 1889. 3tf
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ACHILLES WILLIAMS,

ESPECTFULLY in
IL forms the public tina, he
has purchased, and now keeps
for sale. and asso7tm emf of
SADDLES. Carriage and
I;agon HI RNES.S, Riding
and Bind BRIDES, Hal
ter,, Collars; Riding, CIR
rage and Wcgon WHIPS;
Saddle Bags; Mecfcai Bags;
Carpet, or IrGrsAsng Bags;
Taiises. and a variety of 9TH
er articles in thu, line: .4iso.
that he has for sale. a consid-
era Bile assortmentof Sadilerv.
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Town Property for Sale.

4 SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale, Front street, nearly opposite tbs Me-
hodst Meeting house. Terms will be made known by
Quiripg of The subscriber N premises
EDWARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Jan. 9Th, 1889 52,c
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House and Lot for Sale.

The undersigned wish sell private sale, lot No II
in laid by e w. Starr situated
n, Main street nea. Eastern line Corpora
having o, /. good story Frame House, with kich-
en- attached TO it: also Shop occupied by NJ Was
son rs Wagon-naker shop; and other
ienries Terms Will be reasonable and for further nfona
tion inquire OF CALEB SifEARON.
SAMUEL FLEMING.
De- Stiff
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Just ReceirfH,

NEW AND FRESH GOODS-selected with grea,
the East and adapted the calls of the
aud the comprising Fancy. Foreign, and
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. CROCkEkf.
etc The subscriber acknowledges his share patronage
received from the public and respectfully socits conau
to deserve which, efforts shall be
wanting on his
y. b. PRoDucE of all Kind. taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
". E. Corner Of Nam and F. ont streeis.
RICHMOND, 5th mo Doth, 1888. 2ltf
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COOKING, TEN & SEVEN PLATE STOVES.
Manufactured the Spring Foundry, kept constantly
hand and for sale by
EDMUND EVANS & SON.
Second month 10Th, 1899. Sd
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TNIFTH fNSTALMENT--he S,ockhoider. in the
Il Richmond Trading and Manufacturing Company.
are notified tina. fifth instrument the Stock said
Company will be required the first day of the Fifth
MAY Mex 1889, agresaby the of saoscri pton
Pavments 70 De made their Office in Richmond.
WARNER NJ. LEEDS, Sec.
Firs. No. 26,h. 1889. ism
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Whilst such practices permitted by the Government.
what can b. expected POPULATION will riot
long as there dollar in the Treasury 7-Lousve our.
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IMMENSE CL,1M.-The New York Sun etates poor
joufneyman printer, named Smith I1arpondng, now OF
Tennessee recently OF New York, has brought claim
i'm in that city The Sun adds that his
action brought he minister's elders AMI deacons
the Reformed Dutch Church o. the CITY of
New York, and others; and the estimated value OF the
prop he claims, is about twenty-five millions OF dol
lars He make. hi. claim heir in law a direct line,
comprising about sixteen bounded by Broad
way, Maiden Lane. Fulton, Nassau and John street
Tne documents comprising ms bill voluninou TOO
and of.r further evidence of
the support claim ourselves draw from
the known his eminent council, essrs. Ora
ham, Hoffman and Sanford.
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A ToUcu ABOVE THE VULGAR.-''ShaIl help
you to some more Of the pudding, Miss" said a
landady to ,ravel!in ing boarding school miss, at
the dinner table. The young lady, wishing 10
a.,onish the natives, replied: ''Bv no manner of
means, madam have already INDUCED the calls
Of appetite until my suficency is entirely salts
fed.''
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any Letcr-pres printing, the
and i'll good style the Office of the PAL
LADIUM.
Richmond, January l, 1889.
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CALEB Eo W-rE-tlAESs
II ESPECTFULLY request. all indebted him, TO
make payment. ne is very much wan, OF CASH
az this time
~ y. B. He has constantly hand a. all times,
S9DDLES BRIDES. HARNESS. WHIPS. COL
L-iRS and SADDLE TREES: all of which he VIII
ell on fair and reasonable serm.-
R.cgxosp, Sept. a. 1887. 55u
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Mr.. Hoyt Collector of New York, has l2sooo dol
lars at his own private credit bank in New York. for
which, by agreement, and pockets for himseife
per cent, interest! SS0S9 aIyear interest money And the
Glob, a BID administration oppose the peoples money
r,;,, :, ,h. Treasury, .Wadisonian.
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ANECDoTE OF CnIvALRy.--lt is related in Mr.
Wharton's History Of English poetry. that during
the reign of Edward III, troop of Knights be-
ing drawn up, prepared to proceed on some very
gallant, and perous enterprise, the Countess of
Salisbury, one of the most accomplished and beau
tiful ladies' of that dav, came forth, and in order
10 inspire them with invincible fortitude. kissed
them every one, in the open street, IN the pres
ence of thousands of adnirng spectators! The
age Of chivalry has passed away!
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The stated is undeniablo II was made :uily
manifest by IN. late ress Investigating Com
,ni,tee and il denied by the New York Collector
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DR. BROWNS IMPROVED SPLINT; for the treat
ment fractures of the inferior extremiiieson sale
Physicians would do well avail themsel Of them
Jan-26. 1889 FREED end BROTHER
TNO THE CREDITORS OF ii. l.. AKIN.-rhe rrus-
tees of H. l.. Akin, inform all persons nte
rested they present claims .hor
as we are the business We viii attend
each Saturday, until il becomes TO
for "a final settlement. Prompt attention nay save
money.
CALEB STiEARON,
SAMUEL FLEMING.
Feb g. 1s39. IFS
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TOTICE-The subscribers will purchase any quaniify
and every description of LUMBER deIIsereo AZ
C. ElIiosss ward. Fross Street, Payable IN casting
l. E. JONES Il CO
u...s ,o,h- 1870 IDLY
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(CaIling his se-vanf) Thomas. show that
man out and see that he dose not take nv cloak
Such we may well expect TO he tho result of
any applications for loans, BY the charter viola
ting, mob-ruling, Locofocos Of Pennsylvania
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS. just printed ON good
WI paper and for sale this Office Price, 81 u per
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