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ERRINTING PAPER-25OO reams of the fol
FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

FREIGHT To PHILADELPHIA.
The Freight Trains of the
&ifs5szJ az - Philadelphia, Wilmington and
H8SRA Baltimore Railroad Company
-xz25Rs--.Ea3sE2H=Iare now running daily (except|
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Qg-MERCHANDlZE, &C., will be received atI
the depot corner of President and Fleet sts, every
day Except Sundays) until O'Clock, P. Nj. \
Dy- All articles must be accompanied with a me
morandum, shelving the marks, destination NAMED
of censgnee-and in all the Freight on GOodsI
for tcay places (where agencys established mus
be PAID in advance, otherwise they will not be sent
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIITM

A. The subscribers have prepared
fine assortment of beautiful andss1z1naaas
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies TO
call and examine, and can be sold al the following
prices: Caters 92 Half Caters, thick sole, 81. 90;
Morocco half Boots do. Sl,25; Morocco Jeffeisons,
do. SLIP; Seal Skin Half Boots, $l.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons S Misses half BoOts thick sole, rs cents;
children's Boots and Shoes, so cents.
90 The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura
bility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice, ELLIS & NICOLAl,
ns7-tf No. SO Batmore-st.
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A LARGE FEE. Doctor Lallement, the
French physician who attended Ibrahim Pacha
in the South of France, received for his SER
vices 5000 pounds sterling. He demanded
100000 francs, but his highness disputed the
bill, and sent him but $50 900 francs.
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BAGGAGE WAGONS. The Government has
contracted for the construction of 400 baggage
wagons at Newark, N. J. A contract has
been made at Philadel phia for 400 more.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE 18th. We
IL would call the attention of all concerned 10 a
large lot of Superior Gilt PAPER, Gold and Silver,
just received and for sale very low. Those who are
TO pr pare the Balloons for the Marshalls, &c. and
the various other decorations fer that occasion will
do well to call at d. OWEN SONS,
l46 Baltimore st.
je27 third door east of Calvert at,
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
YUNE4E GERUINE Wee Enn a RI, H PTJTS


IN AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints,
the VegetablePills have been the most efectual as
they have never been known TO fail TO eecta PeTma-
nent cure. They'are mild and pleasant TO lake, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend. These
Pills put up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
90 For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
co. T.); and by @. Wiseman, Light-st., opposite
Fountain Inn.
In WashingtGn-by NJ. Delany, cor. Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, cor. 7th ST.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. JAZZ
HANCE's sARsAPARILLA OR BLOOD
III n PILLS-FIFTV PILLS IN a B0X-tbe
cheapest and best medicine in the world. These eel
ebrated PILLS have been entirely successful iB
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, CosTIvENEss,
Cholic, PaiRsin the Stomach and Side, InfammaterY
RhcuR atisn,
IMPURE BLOOD, DROPsY,
Dimness of Vision, Giddness, Nervous Debility,
MERCURfAL DISEASES,
Govt, Jaundice, Bilious Fever Female Complaints,
Salt Rheum, Pains in the Joints, Night Sweats,
EKYSIPELhS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
Flauency, rush Of blood to the head, ulcers, erup
tons on the skin, and all diseases arising fIoR an
impure state of Blood Price of Hance's Blood Pills
25 cents per bex, or five boxes for 81. For sale by 8.
8. HANCE, lCs Baltimore st., and cor. of Charles
Pratt SITS. Remember HARCE'S BLOOD PILLS
SO pills in a boa for 25 cts. ap24
6SCARPA's OIL, FOR THE CTIRE OF DEAF
y NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
Lockport, N. Y.
Messrs Murray & Son are members of the society
of Friends and are well known in the business cem.
mulity.
"The undersigned, agents for LockPert from per
sonaI knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation. We have sold
within the last year about $40 worth; and in most
cases it has proved beneficial. One case of toelue
al fthp wife nfJ pnfha Rahpock nfS
erset) has been entirely cured by its If those
interested will call on us, we will lay before them
what evidence we have of its remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether to use il or not,
J.MURRAY & SON,
For sale by SETH 8. HANCE, ]0s Baltimore ST.
ap24 and cor. Charles and Pratt-ss.
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The WEATHER. The change of weather in
different parts of the country seems to be pro-
ducing great many cases of sickness, rheu-
matism, inAuenzas, and such like, particularly.
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eSIhAN0hIaS VISITING bALVlMORE
- will find at
FRANKLIN GARDENERS, 1876 Marketst.,
(near Light street)
The largest and most magnificent stock of RICH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, to be seen in
Batmore-comprising every variety of
Dress Silks Shawls
Lawns Scarfs
Ginghams Lace Mantillas
Bingham Lawns French Embroideres
Berages and Balzarines Thread Laces
Silk MHslins Gloves
China Silks Hosiery
White Goods Alpacas
Graduated Robes 3ombazines
Embrodereddo Flannels
Irish Linens Gauze Wells
Napkins and Diapers Unread and Lace Wells
Regatta Linens Chantilla Wells
Bleached Sheetings Neck fies o.
Prints, sc. &c. &c. Linen Lawns, &c &c
The subscriber C0ntemplates enarging his Retan
Department this summer, by building an additional
room, and is DESTROYS to reduce his present stock;
he has, therefore, determined to commence SELLING
orr AT COST, FOR CASH. The original invoices
exhibited when required, offering an inducement to
purchasers not to be found elsewhere
Ihz- COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Baltimore
should not fail to give me call. The Wholesale de-
parment Cup stairs)is well supplied with the choices
articles of the season.
F. GARDNER, 1856 Market-st.
je5 Fourth house above Light.
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BBALTIMORE LOCK IEFIRMARY,
Id No. ID u. PRATT STREET.


ND No, 10 L. PRATT STREET,
seven doors eaSi of he Bridge.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. HITzELBEReER,)
Challenges the world to produce cure more certain,
speedy and permanent than he now offers TO the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret of
not only eradcating the lurking poison of Veneria
venom, but of restoring the shattered constitution
its pristine vigOr. DIR. Fl. confidently assures the
victims of venereal disease that be can, in an
paraeled short space of time, restore the patient 10
perfect health without resorng TO the nauseous and
deeterOus drugs too often administered by quacks.
IMPOTENCY, from whatever cause arising, and
its sources are various, DR.. edges himself to
move permanently and efectually, restoring their
full vigor the virule powers, Those addicted to the
solitary vice, or who may be suffering from former
indulgence proslration of mental and physical en-
erges, would find it much to their interest TO apply
either by letter (post paid) in person. DR.. H. in
whom they may place the most implicit confidence,
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid Office hours
from 6 A. NJ. to IL p. NJ. apl4-tf
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s. ELLING OF AT COST!
PEAING u

- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
My ENTIRE STOCK, embracing a very large and
well selected assortment of Day GOO s, suited I'd
the present. and all seasons of the year. will be run
off at COST with all possible despatch, for Cash onI
The community are assured that this is no shanI
advertisement but that the lhole stock will be sold
off without being Ieplenished by any new purchases
GREAT BARGAINS will be offered to all Wild
purchase either to sell again or for family USE and
buyers are invited to call without delay and examind
the goods and prices for the mselves.
HENRY w. COOKE,
moi Corner of Hanover and Lombard-sts.
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EpEAUTIFUL SUMMER GOODS.
ER GENTLEMEN'S VEAL

ER GENTLEMEN'S WEAH
The subscriber has on hand some very desir abb l
and fashionable articles for GENTLEMEN'S SUM
MER WEAR, such as
Gold mixed and Dark Green Summer CLOTH fol
COats-a new and beautiful Article.
.BI'k Grape Summer Cloth, very fine
Striped Linen DRILLING, superb quality
Plain White Russia, do do
White and fg'd Marseilles VESTINGS,
Light fg'd Silk do
Buff Cashmere and Straw DO
Light fancy CASSIMERS in great variety, which
will be sold in these extraordinary dull times al priI
ces which cannot fail 10 please, and call is there
fore solicited at
EDW'D J. RICHARDSON,
jelS No. 81 Baltimore st.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends manufac-
tuTe BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, OF
every description, i'll the most fashionable ard ap-
proved styles, of The best workmanship and material
warranted to and fit equal to any in this any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solicis continuance of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $3.50
Doublesole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 800
do do do do pegged 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged $50
0y- All orders filled at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail,
se6-tf SAMUEL ]. HANDY.
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors east of he Bridge.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAS INDUsTl

71~ WaLET pTUJl uUHDIt sUItu IIIItd
BOOTS, stitched. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Water proof double soled lined Boots, pegged 4a4 so
Cork soed pegged Boots, so
SAML ROBINSON, ID Eutaw-st.,
n2s-y Opposite Western Bank
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED N
Mic"iGAN--T hr bill 10 abolish Capital Pom.
ishmen, passed The House on The 81 inst. bv
vote IN The ratio of3 to 2. II had already
passed the Senate by vote of 3 10 l. This
improvement IN the criminal code originated
IN the Senate. The vote of the Hons. w,.
tor concurrence. In concuring. they added
non-essenlial amendment, which will be
acquiesced in at once by the Senate and
the halter and the hanenan will then be-
among me 'h'nes that were. "Requieseat
~ Faer .Hest in Peace. This measure
oil reform was carried, as il should have been
without any reference to party Distinctions
Cor. Tribune.
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SUB.TREASURN PASSED OVER.

The Administration, after agita'ing the
public mind and embarrassing the operations
of business, for months, Ivy IT'S threatening
attitude on the Sub. Treasury question has
at last virtually abandoned the scheme. We
doubt if il will be revived IN any shape during
the present Session; but should it be again
brought up, after the establishment OF bra"ih
MINIS and the passage ofthe warehous'ng o''''
the probability is that the specie clause will
either be omitted altogether or so modified
by provision auihorising the issue OF 10.
vernment paper as a medium of transfer and
exchange, that the law, so far as the business
of the country is concerned, will be perfectly
harmless. The Sub Treasury scheme so
qualified, however, would be doubly danger
GUS as an instrument Of Executive patronage /;
but on the whole, we do not think it will, in
any shape, be forced through Congress in
the present state Of public affairs.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce, who writes as if by
authority, says that the Committee of FL
nance in the Senate unanimously agree that
the specie clause shall be prospective in its
operation. lie says farther, that IN order to
bring the present surplus out of the deposit
banks IN such manner as TO produce no
embarrassment, it is intended TO authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury, by law, to
purchase the stocks of the U. s. at the mar
kel understanding broker into the market,
for that purpose. As the banks hold stocks,
they, of course, will be able to keep their
specie.
"Ai'er the Branch Mnis shal! be put in
operation" says the Jour's correspondent,
the payment to the collectors will be made
in checks, as at the present time. There
will be no essential alteration of the presen,
mode ofpaying public dues"
Such are the tricks and subterfugcs by
which ii is proposed TO evade the principle OF
the Sub Treasury scheme. After declaring
over and over again that the collection and
disbursement Of the public moneys in gold
and silver was the essential feature of the
proposed law-afler making this the greo
issue between the two political parties-,he
Locofoco leaders now abandon it without
any apology, and virtually admit the PERM.
cious tendency Of their darling theory. How
long will the people be humbugged by sucl
transparent knavery l-Yroy Wing.
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14lh May, 40.

THE BEST DEFENCE OF MExIco.-The
Washington correspondent of The Journal of
Commerce says, that when Almonte was here
as Minister from Mexico it was remarked 10
him that in case of n war between the United
States and Mexico, the Mexicans would have
nothing to oppose to the overwhelming power
and force Of the U. S. Gen. Almonte re-
piled" II is IA mistake, we have the romito"
alias, Yellow Fever.
This potent arm will, no doubt, be reled
on BY Mexico, in the movements now going
on. IL our troops shall be kept Oh The Rio
Grande through the summer, they may fall
into the snare which Almonle designated for
them.
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN NoRTHAMToN, Mass
A man named Barron, living 1T the com,
m iniiy in Northampton, killed hls wife on Sun.
day morning by beating her brains out with a
hammer, as she lay IN her bed. lie then al
tempted tn drown himself, but was rescued aud
committed To jail, and was found N his eel dead
on Monday morning, having hung himself with
one Of his suspenders.-Springftld Gassas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

The LEGISLATURE OF RHODE ISLAND as,.,,
bled at Newport on Tuesday. ROBERT r. CO.
SION was elected Speaker of the House. .nd
FRANCIS i, llorriN and Benz. 7. ANEs, CierLs
Governor JACKSON took the chair in The Sen.,"
and JosFrR 5. PIrNAN was elected Clerk-
The 'fiiclsl canvass Of the votes for Goys,no,
seo"ed The following result: BYRON DMAr
Claw ard order) li77; CHARLES JAcKson'
!Dorr Restoration Whle0 1880; Scat. l55.-
No one having msiorny Of all the votes Ih.,.
was no elecrinn, There was also M .Ie.,;..
oi Lieut. Governor. Henry BoweN's ma;o,;,.
inr Sr'relar, ui State ls; that of Josrpu "
bLAkE Tor Attorney General. 1866 and ,ha, of
STtrHrN CAHroNE for Treasurer. So. D,..r
and HARRIS were elected Gnvernor and Len,
Governor l., the Two Houses ON WednesJ.y ~
Inc 'oic Tor Governor wss-for Byron m mo,
9l, Charles Jackson 80. For Lieut.. Goy.,nos
Elisha Harris received 81, and Jesse l.. No.s ~
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1886
MEXICO.

BY the news in this days paper from the
Rio Grande, il would seem that the fruits of
Texas annexation are almost within our
grasp, and the prospect is highly Aa,tering
that the Southern " Chvalry" will have
chance to show their proves in behalf Of the
"peculiar institution" The Mexican Gov
ernment, although poor, in debt. and torn by
internal dissentions, was with difficulty brot
to submit 10 annexation as dire necessity,
but when the United States undertook TO 10.
cate the boundary of the new domain where
she pleased, without regard even 10 the show
Of right, it is not surprising that Mexican en-.
durance gave out at last, nor that that Gov
eminent thong ht it necessary 10 place res
pectab!c force on her admitted frontier, in
order 10 watch the movement Of the enemy.
That armies so situated should come into
collision in some way, would he far less sur.
prislng than that they should not, and il now
only remains to be seen by after intelligence
whether the skirmish which has already ta-
ken place was 'by authority or only an ac-
ciden,al encounter. II the former proves to
be the case, villa, n magnanmous roar of
irrrpressble, patriotic Indignation will salute
our ears from those usi spirits who hold that
weak nation like Mexico has no RICH, to
make any claims at all, against the will and
the ''des'ny" of this erca, Republic, whose
emission" it is, to speed the "Anglo. Saxon
race over the face Of creation with the
African race in tow, to serve as Slaves
Tie Southern Statesmen who are bent or
adding California, and even Mexico, entire
to the area Of slavery, will be almost toe
happy if something occurs at Matamoras to
offer show Of excuse for aggressive opera.
lions. But we hope the Mexicans viii keep
quiet and await the issue. The papers seem
to concede that the Mexican commander dis.
avOwed any knowledge Of the capture Of
Col. Cross, and that Gen. Taylor believed
him sincere. ESQ, it is a good omen, anc
looks as if war might ye, be averted, unles.
Taylor has slave. holding orders TO create t.;
difficulty. Snll, we expect in short lint
to hear that an engagement. has taken place
which will put peace out Of the question:
Then our valorous gentry, who were so brave
in the days Of annexation, but whose valol
seemed all Of a sudden to give place TO phi
los ,phical indifference when the Oregon dis.
pute arose, will feel their courage and scnst
of wrong return to them, and the air will b.
vocal with variations of the old song abou
Mexican rascaliIy, perfiy, &c. The result
will be, that. descending in the scale of de-
cency, from the black-Iees and fugilivcs from
justice we have received to our embrace, ".
shall devour the handful of California, and
perhaps, the stupid alf-breeds of Mexico
herself. This is surely cheering and hope
ful prospect, for winch we are under dee
obligations to the slave power. Yet after al
their pains, we are Of opinion that they ar
too late to save the "pecular institution.
It's doom can never be long averted by ex
tending its area.
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MIR. STEWARDS SPEECH.

We would call the attention of our readers
to Mr.. Stewards Speech OIL the subject of
Protection. Those who are not accustomed
to read speeches cannot fail to be interested
and instructed in the perusal Of this. Ii i,
excellent, and upon an important subject
Read it-and hand it To Your neighbour, and
ask him to read ii. Be his political sen,i-
mcnts what they NAV.
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The NOTICE GIVEN To GRr.r Rp,rv

The NoTIcE GIVEN To GREAT BRlrAIN.
The Herald of Wednesday SAYS: "We
received intelligence, last evening, from
W"sh'ng'o"' on the very hes, authority. tina,
Mr.. buchanan, by direction Of the Pre- sideni,
Sen, dispatches by the steamer which sailed
from Boston on the lst inst. addressed TO Mr.,
McLnne, in London, directing him u give
Lord Aberdeen the years notice providing
tor the termination of the Joint Occupancv
of the Oregon Territory.
"Mr Buchanan has also given official in
formation Of the fact to Mr.. Pakrnbsm.-
Nothing farther h,s taken place between Tho
mnctionaries of The two Governments We
wait Tor the next step-as the all-impor,an n,
one"
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THE WEATHER..

II. B. STAcY-Drar Sir: The py,raor-
dinary weather of late may hiv" induced
some of our sclenlifcs TO give Iom copy of
their minu'fs. II not SO, then the follow ing
may be of in,ercstlo your distant readers, for
comparison, and at your pleasure to be used I;
not tia, the storm has been 50 severe here,
but we may have been in the center or cir
cui, of IA most serious one-and notices. at
different places on the continent and adjacen-
cies are sometimes well to be made known.
Previous to the l0th inst, very dry-almost
drought vegetation forward, trees nearly
full, blow tulips and ilacs just opening.
Sunday morning, 10Th May, 40 Bar
ome,er through the day 20 100 inches
lowry morning. Commenced raining a, 2
p. NJ, the wind blowing it so violently from,
the North through the atmosphere that it had
almost snowy appearance, or was what
would probably be called stormy. Their
momeier at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, AT so.
Monday morning, 8 o'clock.-Bar. at 90
lO.lC0,-Ther. 40. Rained much, and with
North wind through the day.-6 o'clock, p.
NJ Bar. as in the morning. Sun shone "A
few minutes and went down behind heavy
cloud-Ther. at 40. Tuesday, pleasan,
and cold. Bar. 90 40. 100 at 9P. NJ. Their
81. In 5 pals water, in garden, rain water
froze 10 inch. Spring do. skinned with
ice-soap snds not frozen. The ground be-
ing so wet vegetation not much injured
Wednesday. Bar. 30 so 100 violent
South wind. The SUBMITS Of the Adirondacs
ofNew York, and Green Mountains of yrr-
mont, hoary-headed with snow.
Thursday morning, o'clock.-Bar. 2e
Co. 100; heavy South wind-rioudy-T
g..
The grape. vines, and small trees. are be.
ing severely used by the wind. Al fruit tree.
should be well staked when set, and NOR.
would live to give enjoyment fruit, fo
care in early culture. Fruit trees are lax,
children, they should be cared for wheI
young that they may be good when old.
Most respectfully, from your Friend,
S. EARL HOWARD.
14lh May, '46.
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The New TARIFF BLL.-One of the mr.

TnE New TARIFF BLL.-One of the pro.
visions Of this bill is. that II in any year il,
shall rot yield revenue sufficient for the
ordinary wants Of The government, the Pres.
den, shall be authorized 10 lay duty Of 10
per cent. on tea and coffee and to announce
the fac, by proclamation. 1t would appear
from this, says the Baltimore American, tia,
the projectors Of the new rerenue Tariff are
doubtful Of ITS sufliciency as a revenue meas
ure. Now the presen, tariff has proved itself
to be good revenue measure--why disturb
in Does not the whole country perceive
that the tariff of lS42, now opera,iong so
well both for the government and the people
is TO be destroyed solely because il extends
protection TO domestic industry No one
denies that il works admirably as a revenue
measure. ], found the Treasury bankrupt
!. has supplied the Treasury to fulIness. Il.
des'royers show by the proviso above men,
toned that they doub, their owe ability IL
form a revenue system tia, shall work So
! we'll.
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MEMBER FROM OREGoN.-There will b.
handsome office created by forum. Oregon
10 State. The mileage at the pres.n,
rates, will be abou, $4,000, as j, is Is. 600
miles, via Cane Horn, to that mos, delphi.
lnl country. The Oregon Member will mak.
his money easy on the constructive travelling
principle so much in vogue at Washington
~. u. Iropic.