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BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, ls4o'

BALTIMORE r6ps AVy loAV
Ma. BENNETT
Your paper of the 30h ult has just been shown to
IN which find letter dated Goth ult from your Bal
more correspondent, containing many false statemei
respecting my unfortunate marriage with Miss Boot
and now call upon you to correct these falsshoo
which will point out. Your correspondent writes u
the petition Of w. c. Barney for divorce 'conclud
with the assertion that she miss Z. Booth) had persist
from the day the ceremony was performed, in ackno
lodging him as her husband" This statement is abb
lutsy false. My petition set forth Z" thst she had
fused to her husband, receive letters commu
cations from him. and that she refuses to ackno
ledge herself my wife," and il upon this groJ
that asked to be divorced from her !
Your correspondents assertion that the csremo.
was performed in an unknown tongue" not und
stood BY the lady il also false. The language used
the priest who married US precisely a. follows
William Chase Barney, will you take Elizabeth Bod
here present for your lawful wife 7" to which rep
Il will then addressing the lady Elizabeth Boz
will you take william Chase Barney, here present =
your lawful husband 7'-to which she replied Z" / viii
This was all the ceremony used the occasion. I
above fact is sworn to by the Rev p. Reilly, and
Samuel Chase Barney Of the U. s. Navy, and their I
spective afidavts accompanied my petition. /
The marriage was not declared null and void, bus
divorce was ranted. Your obi. servt,
WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Foreign News.

There seems 10 be considerable interest felt for
the arrival of the several packets now due at this
port We may hourly expect the arrival OF two or
three OF them, including the Massachusetts.
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WAR PANIC IN MlssoURr-The ST. Louis N.,r
Era, says:The war panic has seriously impaired the
price Of tobacco in Missouri, and the planters suffer
attitude Of their reckless representatives Other articles
Of produce will to some extent be affected BY the same
cause.
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Town ELEcrIoNs.-The town elections in IA ont.
gomery county, have just resulted in the cho,c. Of
SIX Wing and tour democratic supervisors. This
lndlcates no change from last year
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There are in Thomaston, Name, one hundr
and thirty-two lime kilns, which during the SUNNI
season. in continual operation The following to-
will show the estimated expense Of manufacturing I
lime ofthe last season. together with its average sale
tne,kilns and expense Of expectation =: :
639 600 casks rock at kiln, at 10 cents .<l0l 37e
6ss 900 do paid for burning do. $500. so 6sS
6s3, 800 lime casks, 10 cents. .lOl 37S
4a,7os cords Of wood, at SO co. 1880
$3sl, 74<
633 900 sold at the kilns at IS cents. All SAG
ess,so0 freight for transporting 20 cents. la6 72c
OOst ~ muIAct. $0oosO GOV
This 10 a good mode Of transmitting rock int sill
and gold. y
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rr,.h Emsgrapt Society.


THE TREASURER Of the IRIsH EMreRASr Socn
acknowledges the receipt Of Esvcn hundred snd ain
four dOsrs and cents from Thomas Swapwick =
Treasurer OF the Ball Fund being the net proceeds OF
Ball. given at Nibos Saloon on the 29tn December
which includes donations from the following gentlemen
Messrs. Grnnell. Minturn G. H. Marshall, ESQ. q
K Co. ............. so Robert Kermit, Esq.. q
Messrs. Brown Brothers William Nblo, Esq. =
Co. .......... Is Mesns. Fox Livingstork
f. X Collins, ESQ: Is John Gihon, Esq.,. .,
Edward Little, Esq,.. 10 Jacob Harvey, ESQ. g.
Messrs Woodruff x Min Messrs w G. Bryant -,
x%ihony b,,sI. John c'idwelI; Nose. TayIei: 9, q
N.ph.w; Frederick L. Tacou; William Whitlock, jtis
John T Agnewi James Phesn aud William VI CLARK rs
each S. In
William NJ Tleston; Richard Bell; Bultley, Grshs
CO.; Brennan; II. j. Sanford; john Me nsnomy; q
dali; lanes Oeara, Thomas Dolsn; Patrick Dswson Ja
desry; James Malone: Nicholas mon; DENIM. Calm
James McMride; John Benson and Peter OConnor, n,
each 81 Jas Dunn and Jas Shepherd ars each Si ~
meeting OF the Committee OF thanks was Pause
Ocer Patrick Henry for his gatuItous services sudere
the Evening ofths Ball. .
Trsssursr Of Irish knigssnt sosse
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Green asparagus is now selling IN Albany, raised
there by Mr.. Roswell
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Louisiana Election.

Louisiana Election.
0uBERSArioSAL TICKET.
De Buys. Johnsoa
Forty three Parishes. 1920 1855
10,240
Democratic majority. .............. 2,5es
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list, per 900 pounds per mile. .......... o
Reolped That the foregoing rates Of toll be- and they
hereby established the New York State Canals
ls46.
STATE or New YoRK,
CANAL DEPARTMENT, Albany, 9th Feb, 1916.
certify the above to be correct copy from the mi.
nutes ofthe Canal Board on Ole in this once.
G. w. NEWELL CL isf Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
r..,,,s Of the Enquirer.

49,. .nuuirrr Is pub'isnea u.hG' e"e
~ .,y T,r the lIniiy Paper, seven collars pc. an
Shcn.' ~. rate Of eight dollars u taken Tot snol
aih' ~ ,n,n nm. wear. For Tho Semi- W eeAH, nso
81 .e"'u ,' rnun and Three Dollars toi siA mon.s,
i"iss .dvap,e 10 Be paid N the eee, or iemsea ~
., maid; or dix dollars per an"uai - '' 0"N u
h, .ef. ,h;s office NAV he remttted per mail,
~ nnn ,y.lahle Bank notes al Inc Inn y. ~.
IA rasiaye If al tpsrs Ssni paa y anv ,c.onn,
VI. s,are of single letter rs seae .os,n, il an
~. .rnrr II IL the accumu'as,o" =. sasion. ,nY
he "i", .,n.ss which operates as serious LUZ
mont. E;iints nyppr,s,Nc
Try sSQUIRER-For ono square OF
IN ,Tn.s or less first insertion my Genus, aha
sIeen nnss, Insertion twenty-five ctrts- insert
every - s,,s twice week, or three times week,
ihirly TuE SEMi-wEEKLY-0ne square OF sixteen
,,ss, FIRST Insertions rs cents; for each con'inu-
amer. 50 cents :. ar.omnan,ed with the
paw or satisfactory references, TO insure e1ceu-
~ advertisers are CHARGED fftv dollars for thirty
NJ. and in that proportion for Advertisements oi q
,r,, tength--except Lottery Venders ana AUCTION
~. who ara charged ono hundred dollars, (paper IN
AZ oli,ra-.s and Marriages from the country,
ar.vsr the earty's handwriting 10 unknown AZ tns
80 = u hn authenticated by the endorhatinn Oh tho
in the neshborhood, or they VIII IN no case
s.sn,,shrd Every measure, that has been taken 70
=. imostons and qnizzes has proved heretofore
',l,,v We mast, Therefore, insist, ~ sucn case
~ N, communication being certified ny the name Oh
~. p,stras,er, griffin the back Of the letter.
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TO TIE POLLS !

Tie Wings oi this city arc making great t%-
erions t. carry The Senator and Delegate IN old
Hanover. four iricuds here 10 heir duly, 'he:e
is no darser Of The defeat oil Co. Guerrsn; and
Mr. Brown, than whom We know no better Re-
puucans or woThier men. We call, lhen upon
inc "Sparan Band" 10 turn out and see that Han
over is saved. II we succeed now, The native
county" is ours for ever! Let the Democracy OF
Richmond send as many voters to Hanover as
the Wings, and the result is beyond doubt.
Our friends 10 Powhaan under the lead oil
Inc uncomrromsing and atle Republican, Col
Hopkins, are making battle, with a fair prosper
Of success. il they be rot overpowered by The 80
reign vote" We call upon lie Richmond De-
mocrats who have votes in that county 10 make
che more effort for The recovery Of Powha'an.-
A majority OF the residsn; voters are Democrats
We should therefore endeavor to neutralize as
many nonresident Wing voters as possible.
Blu, we feel satisfied that the Democracy OF
Richmond will do their whole dutv, as in past
campaigns. When lhey are notified that their
services are waning on Thursday next, they will
surely be a. their posts.
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ORITuARY-


Died, suddenly, OF congestion Of the brain, a,
tie residence OF Mr.. James ID. RowIeu OF Ches-
IcfGeid comfy, On Monday the 18Th instant, Il,
o'clock. a. NJ, D. PETER BARR in his 23i
year. Talented, am;able and accomplished
in the spring ,ime 81 .fs, when the bird he'd NOT
fully opened, be sinks mo Inc grave! How
strange the decree, yet Omniscience mas 20 or
dered il; am weeping relatives AID fii-Eds should
how III humble resignation, and axe consolation
ron The ac., lhaI il spGlcss integrity, with no
Die and generous sentiments, afford any ASST
rance Of happy !piurily, ii is his
Dr.. BARR mad been snhjec, 10 Attacks Of a SIM
liar kind for length q. time, and he had express
sed some apprehension in regard 10 them; but lcr
some weeks preceding the one which terminated
his existence, be had enjoyed good health with
an unusual degree Of cEe.flulress- and at mo-
lreni. perhaps, when be had least cause TO fear,
the King Of Terrors" marks mis- victim. Truly.
ain the midst OF life we are in tcaib!" Father,
,.oittr, asters, seek relief of Him who alone is
able 10 build up or destroy; for He can bring
coed out OF that which has The appearance ofevil.
The sad conterance, Of The numerous friends of
your soa and brother indicate their gri,f, and
they wo1ld offer you their sympathy.
The writer bad been upon terms OF intimacy
win The deceased, from early youth 10 The ccse
Of his lite and he ccis il 10 lie but sain: tribute
10 say Of bin, thar he was gentle, courteous, and
honest in all that pertains TO the gentleman and
The friend. s.
Richmond, 17lh April 1916.
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bal nces now in the Banks On The contrary, ne
is expressly authorized to let them remain and
pay out from The new collections Of The Sub
Treasury; and there is no reason 70 doubt that he
will do so. What foundation is there, then, Tor
this panic, about a measure which may never De
adcp4d, and which, if i, should, would mol
render the removal OF the deposes' neces-
sary, nor probable, except as gradually re-
quired for the wants oi the Government II lhe
Banks, either from timoIousness and ignorance,
or from political motives, or Tor The purpose OF
keeping the public money. SET about making
panic. as they did on The removal Of the deposits
from The United States Bank. the proceeding will
now be understood, and return upon them in
trumpet Of Indignation. Il is nnnstrous that be
interests OF this great community should be llifisu
with In the deposit panic il was proclaimed
tina, The merchants would break, and the BANKS
would probably break. The merchants did break
by hundreds, for no reason on earth but mere
alarm got up between politicians and Banks
Some Bank Directors We know, are taking the
same course al present, and proclaming that il
the Snb-Treasury passes, halt the merchants
will break. VIVA. can be more cruel, what more
wicked, than such declarations Bank Directors
will mol find Ibis the way TO prevent the passage
OF The Sub-Treasnry.
The stale cfour foreign relations is liule spoken
w W III ouu 49, .
nothing in Them alarming Some Of the news.
papers are irving TO make panic cut Of The Castle
Garden affair. But The whole Of ina. originated
with Gen. Stamford, WHO applied 10 he ioocr--
lary of War FOR scme cnuEienance 10 teaching
bis pen praciica! eunnety and pointed out Castle
Garden as fiji place. lie was authorized 10 GEL
il if he could. The movement has no more 10 do
with our foreign relations Than any other prepa-
ration Tor training the militia.
The Oregon question is in sioiu quo. The Bri-
tish government can have 40, with chicken nix
incs whenever they will take il. In the mean
lime, no preparations are making for var in ans
shape, nor is there aryiserions danger Of war.
Mexican affairs are in position 10 make no
difficulty. Taking every thing into consGcra-
lion i, seems 10 US that all sides are conducting
with unusual folly. The Oregon question might
be settled in month by the CO nmon sense and
he good nature Of an ordinary and mercaD;le
transaction; the Sub-Treasury is the climax O.
loilv: and We, here we are, 10 The midst oil bies
sings, and abusing and diminishing hem all.
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As WE EXPECTED.


we frl, .nrr thai Santa Anna, with his restless
ambition, could not ST, down quietly at his coun-
try seat in Havana-ensased in The ignohe sport
of fighting chickens. His game IS higher. DE
has been accustomed 10 the exciting contests 81
men, and watched with eagclness The rare oppor-
lunily presented in Mexico, OF once more enact
ing distinguished character IN the eyes OF the
world. The clashing elemesis 10 the present al
iilude of Mexico must have greeted his ear IKE
swee, music. The disa1econ manifested by
The people and the army towards their present
Goyeynment-lhe threatened invasion OF a To-
reign army--lbe universal panic induced by inc
refusal 10 receive The American Mini>'er-evcry
thing seemed 20 favor his ambition for military
distinction. He doubtless calculated, and with
some reason, ihal in this dark hour Of her trials
Mexico would call upon him once more TO take
charge OF her destiny, and save her from instant
ruin. The iale proclamation OF Paroles proves
Thai he is trembling in his shoes les! The reins CT
government be wresied from his feeble hands,
Santa Anna who is keen-sishted and vigilani,
sees all this, and is preparing % make bod
wish 10 return with he flying banners OF triumph
TO that country, whence, a few months since, he
was banishcd in disgrace The following but
confirms prediction We have always entertain
ed. We may look Out, al an early date, for most
interesting news Of revolutions in unfortunate
Mexico:
To Ike Edi:orsof the Charleston Courier:
HArANa, April s.
The Mexican steamer arrived here las: eve
ming, bringing advices that Mr. Slide'l had re-
csiyeG hi. passports ard ei The country. Gen
Amone came passenger IN Inc steamer, and i'm
ntGialrly on landing went 20 Santa Anna, with
when nc was closc.et for se7elal houls.
understand they are On tic eve of another re-
yclu,on in Mckee n taror oi San.a An
ma. and Tia, he will leave br Vera Cruz in The
stear,er q. his e"shins. News had been re-
ccivrd al Vera CfC2 81 tie advance oi Gen. lay
lors army 10 he Rio Grande and il Wa general
" cxpec.ed that they wcu,d be attacked by he
Mexican army Seven American vessels OF
war were living At San Sacr5cios
The heavy rains haze injured the Sugar crop
naerially, and II will not reach within 2uO, cOo
boxes Of wha, was generally anticipated early IN
The season The Muscovadoes are generally
poor and housh, up readily Tor ihc briIisn FRO
vnces al 5 a 81 rs. The finer qualities, OF which
there are bul few 10 be had, bring rs readily.
Molasses firm, at 2 IS, and most Of what IS
now coming 10 market is Thin ana tart. There
will be very little good moasses after this, The
rains having done grcatinlury 10 il.
Coffee scarce, md cannot be had under ! Srs.
Tor fair 10 prime qualities The wh lie crop OF
this year will not he more than sufficient for me
isa nj cor StInlDiOr
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by tie LsuiennnI Gor>r1or Of Ppg,ntn.
a PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS vacancy haih occurred in the General
Assembly OF this ssta'e by the resignation OF James
II. Piper, Esq., this Senator .srt for the District com
posed Of The counties Of Pulaski. 1srs@ell, "yihe,
Graysop Smyth and Carroll the sh-rifs Of The said
Counties are therefore required hod rlsetlops within
their Respective Counties IN. fourth Thursday In
Apr, next 70 1Ii the vacancy aforesaid.
ms IN IN. Absence of the Governor from the seat
t,1 an Gosernmsnt) and updsr the lesser seal the
Commonw sath, at Richmond, this tblrtieth day
Of March. In the year lre. JSO. !. WILEY,
March st-sM
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

We shall 10 morrow re- publish from the New
Orleans Jeffersonian the official correspondence
between Jonn slidell, Esq Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary on The part Of The
United States, and The Mexican Minister OF Fo-
reign Affairs. Our readers will be satisfied from
q perusal of It's deeply Interesting contents, that
our Government have exhibited torbearsnce,
moderation, and anxiety for peace, eminenty
worthy of our high position-snd thai, dlhe peace
b broken, our hands will be free from guilt, and
Mexico herself will have 70 snsxsrs 10 lhs world.
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MIR. Slidell sets forth in mastery manner the
true bearing OF The Unilci States on The Texas
question, and refu;es conclusiyely The absurd
charges and bitter viluperalion Of The Mexican
authorities. As the JeffeIsonian we'll remarks.
"Mr Slidell has sustained the honor and rights OF
our country with becoming dignity and spirit,
and with The great ability that was expected Of
him." The sueers OF the Wings at Tie failure OF
the President and Mr.. slidel 10 settle the Mexi-
can difficulty, will be blown to atoms by can
did examination Of the correspondence.
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~ lUANCERY-VlaeisIA: AT Cont heia io'
l,ns,a County, the 10th March, 1886:
n, q, sometimes called Henry Johnson, n man oil
so,or, Who sues In fJrmc pauIers, fis'h''u'
80 " Nash Executor Of Asner Nash. deceased,
u,,r,t Nash, Thomas Pey,on Giles. Elizabeth c.
nsse,. Catherine L. Dirge., Ann {. Diages, Enas
w b gss., William H. Disges, Travis Z. Nasn, sno
Epp; Nash. nann.s
IKE plaintiff having died his bill and the defendants
Thomas Psy,on GILES, Elizabeth Z Disces Cathef'ns
l. ,nesss Ann c. Dsaes, Elias w. Dieses, William n
n rc,s not having entered their appearance sccmdiug
10 AN and the rules OF this Court, and appeans ny
satstacty evidence that they are not inhabitan,s OF
this Commonwealth il Is ordered that thsy appcs. ne.e
At Copr 10 br hold for said county, on tho 4lh ihus
dav in Juue next and answer The bill Of the plontn
I'D ,,t ecpy OF this order be inserted In sons news
,n.r printed In the City Ct Richmond, oGee week TO-
month. sucecssvely and ported at the front door OF
~. conri House Of this county, ,r
Copy. Tsste, ". y. hcio"' e'"
u.tsh 3l-cW2n
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II NOTiCE.-The Rev. Mr.. Hooke will de-
liver the Annual Address before the Library
Association of Madison" at Madison Court
House, on the 9Th Of May, at hall-past o'clock,
P. NJ, Chat being the day Of the RegimenIal
muster Of the COUNTY,
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- cEAACERy-vrRs'S :-orancs County Cour;'
ts snIs w ts Lucy F. Graves and saraa J.
Caves
"a !. Moore. ST.. Administrator Of William c.
W., arcsa,rd Jonn Wohb, tson OF Auso-une
wsa, nm [. CT .ves, William : Graves ramolS
cas- DIV II Perry Ter.iii. John " Weoo, lsoa OF
Inn T. Webb A1at ErlC;endrn Weao, Mtenu",
n,.-n Webb q .raud Webb, James ) Jason ano
Irv Wond ward h. WIFI, Jauc Viv.on sfoSer, Frances
W.hb f. L KeriuoI and larrirt his VIE. Jane nnsn'
Wy.u Sandfnrd, Augd tns I. : irdtofd Jnhn oau9"u'
s-nben sanford, Granville sandford Wiil"agnny =
S,',I Wi,lam G. Hedges. rnacker Hedges, - Victor
aud satah Moyish his wife, Frances Stone, t'en,'tua
Br,nna:n Horace 3ranh I'm. Catharine bIancan henty
A g,,nham Wills w Hedges, Jonas \. arheiee anu
a. ..h ~. o. lie and William W. 8ranham. Defendants
Tn, :e,saiasts John '. Webb son ni Aug istne
W.hh J.hn V. Weun. tson o! ioha V: Neoo'l "ya1.
C,,.,nd N Webb, Mtchnn Boswell Webb. Iar'ano
Wa J,m.xS. MatSrn anc Lucy W oe1"Tro MS "he'
Jane vivsua Siroser, Fraacts Wstp, JAM S mea
Wait sanford, ioha S,udfud, Ronben Sanalo'o'
q ssv,ia Sautfcr1, Wiliongbhy :. Scntt. Wiiliom-G
ID :. .rl,.srr ilsir.s - Victor aud sarah Moriali
H.. w,e rianc store, tIonur,ta Branha'n, hudicr
Bt,nh,u laiLa rn- 3rauhEm, tienty ofahnaHi WI
n. ~ H.dre. mas y. Menrfre aud Moriah ms wife,
md vi nsm W. Brinnam n. having entered theiI dp-
-, &c and gwen security according 10 the At o ~
s-n,y and me nles of tins Court, aho u abpeai'uk "
satisfactory evidences that they are not innGbtan's OF
this m,non wealth on moii n OF the plaintin- oy
counsel II Is order that the sJ defendants do appear
here o. the fura Monday ia May next ana answer 'ho
bill o. The plairt-; and that copy OF TINS oroei DC
Firth - i'm inserted in newspaper puh'isneu w ,s
e mlnonweatu for iw, months >urcessiveiy, Ahe VI
anh copy thereof u. posted at the iont uoot VI 'he
Cour, House Of this county.
A., a.-..on wy +. FRY. Clerk.
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IycHaNCERY-viRsiSIl : Northumberland eoan-
Vna,'a,, Coz. guardian 10 Lucy r. and Fabricius
!" .1ana Complainant:
AUGUST -. 80 49,
Peter p Cox and Ann Maria his WIFE, VINO was Ann n
.a Am s,;a his wife, and Lucy T. and Fahrieius
sho W - iefendante
fh,. day cam. the complainant by his eounss,, ana
T.s Peter p Cox and Ann Maria his wife and
.s,, are NOT inhabitants OF tn,s Commonwea on
=. motion o the complainant ny his COUNSEL II L ~
s.,r! tna tho said defendants rppear here on me r.
> I'd Nondsy in May next, and answer me complain
.r, sl ana ;hit copy of this order he forthwith IN
,d IN In s,cnin0nd Enquirer, for iva months success
.lys y and also posted AT the fronI eoor OF tue Coi'
to,,, ., lhls county. A Copy. Tes,e,
honse :, ..or. 81 r. cRAT.tE a.
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EDMUND J. GOODE,
Attorney at Law,

WILL attend y,rie,v 10 all business entrusted 10 him
~. 70 me coony.s Of Apponattox, Campbell, Char
PdlH-s&
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An Erl,a Of lie New Orleans Trcpic, Of Apr

TWO WING PROPOSITIONS The
whig press, remarks the Louisville Democrat, IS
delighted At he idea Of proving TWO propositions
al The anticipated exhibition at Washington:
Isl. That We can manufacture cheaper and
bsller .han England.
End That We can't manufacture at all il the
English manufactures arr allowed to come IN
competition with ours, without high duy