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\ EX-SENATOR HAYwooD's ADDRESS.


H. HAYwooD, hate Senator Of the United States
in our columns to-day well justies the space which
it occupies.
AS we have had occasion heretofore to remark, it
is no business Of ours to interfere between that
gentleman and his party in regard to the questions
which have arisen between them. But no man
with proper sense Of justice, even as between
enemies, can have been Indifferent to the baseness
of the usage which Mr.. HAYwooD has received at
the hands Of those from whom he certainly had a
RICH, TO expect very different treatment Itis with
corresponding satisfaction that intelligent impair
iustifies himself and rolls back upon his pursuers
the tide Of obloquy with which they have attempted
to overwhelm him. N. a 8titla
In our paper Of Saturday last, under the head Of
4 The Army appeared the following paragraph,
compiled from statements in the New Orleans
papers
! .Texas dates to the 9Th instant state that the
sforce concentrating at Bexar amounts to 4,705
4 men. II constitutes an Independent command,
\. WHEN will be under Major General Butler and
Z Briradier General Wool, and is destined to strike
into the province Of Chihuahua, between Santa Fe
and General TAYLoR's position"
This, we are now well informed, is mistake in
part, as the Immediate command Of the division
which is to be organized at San Antonio de Bexar,
and destined probably 70 move in the direction Of
chihuahua, has been assigned to Brigadier General
T. E. Wool, United States Army, and not TO Major
General BUTLER, as stated, who will command a
division Of volunteers on his arrival at the head
quarters OF Major General TAYLOR, the commander
in chief of all the United States land forces in Mex
CO. There is no /" independent command /" in the
sense implied in the paragraph quoted unless it be
that of the expedition to Santa Fe under Brgadier
General KEARNEy, whose distant line of operation,
under special instructions, may place him beyond
communication with the general commanding in
chief in the field. i
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BUSINESS NOT DONE BY CONGRESS.

The serious indisposilion Of the gentleman, every
way qualified for the task, upon whom we relied
for an account of the business left undone in each
House of Congress at the termination Of their late
session, having prevented us from carrying out our
purpose in that manner, we are glad to avail our
selves for immediate use of the following summary
made by the Washington Correspondent of the New
York Express, in whose general accuracy we have
entire confidence.
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LATER FROM ST. DOMINGO.

BY the arrival of the brig Chsttahoochee, yester-
day, from the city Of ST. Domingo, which port she
left the LIST instant we learn from Capt Smith that
on the 23d February, the Spanish feet consisting of
two steamers, the Bazan and Natchez, the frigate
Christina, and schooners Creola, Churruca Isabel,
and Segunda, arrived at the city of St. Domingo,
from Anasco, Porto Rico, and anchored off the port
for 36 hours, during which time the commander,
Mr.. Pablo de Zlane, had an interview with the Do
minican president, offering his service and inform
ing the president that he had orders to give all the
assistance possible to the Domnicans. The presi-
dent returned thanks, and also offered his services
Said expedition appears to be fitted out for Hayti
and having taken pilot on board, they sailed for
Cape Hayt, where they are to claim $50, 900 as in
denniy for having insulted the Spanish flag and
imprisoned his subjects. On the Haytien coast, the
Dominican fleet, consisting Of fpgate, two briggs,
and ten schooners ordered to cruise as far as the
Capes in order to assist the Spanish feet. The
French consul at Portau-Prince is said to be on
board Of frgate, as he is threatened with his life
at the said place. The Dominicans seem to be
waiting patiently on the American President for
their recognition. They appear to say that il is
fully four months since the American commissioner
left ST. Domingo, and that very probable Spain
would recognise the Dominican republic.
without having had the expense of sending COM
missioner to Spain as they had sent to the United
States. ..r
Business is quite brisk, and the city 10 perfectly
quiet.--vNs,o York Globe. 80 .H|H'U
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE TwESTY-NiNTH CONGRESS.
PUBLic--No. g..
AN ACT to repeal the act requiring one Of the
judges Of the circuit court for the District of CO.
lumbia hereafter to reside in Alexandria.
Be enacted the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of aerica in Congress assembled,
That the act entitled s'An act requiring one of the
Judges Of the circuit court Of the District of Coum
bia hereafter reside in Alexandria" approved the
fourth day Of April, eighteen hundred and forty
four, be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
g. M. DALLAS
Vice President ofhe United States . .
~, and President of the Senate.
APPROVED March "a, 1896 sll -. -. IL
JAMES X. POLK.
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The arrivals have been from New Orleans, 626
bales; from Florida, 507 bales; from Georgia, 1874
bales; from South Carolina, SCI bales; from North
Carolina, 217 bales; total, 4,0ll bales. Total i'm.
port since LIST inst, a. ass bales. Export from LIST
to Oath March, 6,l05 bales. Export from the Uni
ted States since LIST September last 1856, 345 bales.
Same time last year, LOST 800 bales. Same time
year before, 572, lie bales. u.s..
Flour inactive to-day. Genesee was firm at
IS so, at which small sales were made. Good
brands were held at IS SGT. .....|. 49,.
Wheat.-Consderabe lot Pennsylvania red were
offered at 81 IS; no change in Genesee A lot of
fair rye was offered at 81 cents. Co.,. . .
Indian corn maintains its irmness; stocks are
light; southern white is held at SO So cents; Jersey
yellow, Of good quality, sells at TO- ..'
Western ProvIstons.---Pork is in better request
Prime sells at - so; mess sll so II rs; lard 81
~ for Ohio; beef-moderste sales at 81 for prime
and 81 for mess. ".f .s. #.g IN '........
Tobacco is in moderate request, and we have only
to notice sales Of so hhds Kentucky at ~ 50 cts;
Is bales Yara, 45 and 40 Florida 30, cash,
and time. F. .a-' e..rfwCa -Hu I.ras-e
Rice remains quiet sugar still in fair demand at
81 a6I. 81 ..-i -f.-r d u, 81 5fs., .g.af
Sterling bills are higher, sssi; on Paris the
same. -. .,-.. "a. - IA. .,J. - r-,a ,.,f p.
Freishs dull, To Liverpool Is. Cd. is offered
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BY AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
New YoRK, March 81, 1886.
GRAND JURY FOR WASHINGTON COUN-
TY, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA


The following preamble and resolutions were
this day unanimously adopted by the grand jury,
and ordered to be published; ..
The death Of James Heban, esqr., late attorney
Of the United States for. this district, having oc-
CURED since the last adjournment Of the grand Jury
for this county; and that body having had, from its
official connection with the lamented deceased, Pc
culiar opportunities for approaching his great worth
and talent; and now desiring to e,SssF their great
concern and sympathy at this affecting event: There
fore -, ."" ..' "
Resoirea, That the grand inquest Of this county
truly and fully unite with the general voice of the
community, in deploring this mysterious dispensa-
ton, which has deprived the administration of JUS
oe Of one Of its ablest and most upright props the
community of one in whom it had the busiest
pride, the bar Of one Of its brightest ornaments and
the tenderest private relations of their centre and
support.
Resoired That the foreman be requested to com
municate to the surviving family of the honored
dead this expression of the sincerest grief for his
untimely fate, and the warmest and highest respect
for his memory. -
,,...... JOHN w. MAURY, Foreman.
Monday March Cd lS4G
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Tor -four, p. asked cotton nominal To Hayre they
are also dull. s''
! was miSinformed as to the Columbia new pack
Fl being launched last Saturday. Her launch. oy,-
ing to high NV wind and low Tide, was postponed
She giid INTO her element Tomorrow at L. m.y
remain yours, very truly, aa s... ..
MORGAN.
lonr correspondent will perceive, from hast even
ing's "Union that his Questions TO he French reg
uston about the shipment of tobacco have been an
uclPated and put to rest, far possible, by the
action Of our goTsrnmeni.--U SIos.l Dr..
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Darts SPRING MILLINERY-Win be
Il opesed at Mrs. s. PARKERS Fancy Store,
on Wednesday, the 25th inst, at o'clock consist
ing Of Hats, Caps, Flowers, Ribsnds, &c. Among
which are a few Of the Queens Chip Regency Lace,
and all of the fashionable styles Of Straw Hats.
March 23-3tdif
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.a....... JOHN w. MAURY, Foreman
Monday, March I'd, 1916.

INDIA RUBBER FACTORY BURNED.-The large India
rubber factory, situated in Naugatuck, little west
Of De Forests wooen factory, and known as the
Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company was
totally destroyed by fire last night, between 10 and
2 o'clock. The fire originated from the friction of
the machinery. Part Of the stock and finished
shoes, together with all their books and papers,
were saved. The property was insured 70 the
amount Of SIG, 900, at the Etna and Protection
Companies in Hartford. The factory will be re-
built ~ soon A. possible. --.frU Havsn Pslladium,
ktldaY.n ne hltsrlta % I'D L.n,r-..t 49,.
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"ANTED.-Permi issued by the Secretary
trict of Lake Superior, not yet located, and now
within the year from their date. --L1-
."~- CLARKE g. QUANTRILL.
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HATTERS,-M. H. STEVENS e. EN-
III MONS, 1 Il 2 Browns Hotel, wishing
to present everything new and tasty in their line,
and in accordance with the suggestion Of number
Of their fashionable customers, have supplied them
selves with Beebe & Cosfar's spring style of hats.
Having now a full assortment Of this well az
Leory & Co.'s style, gentlemen can have an oppor-
tunity Of comparing and deciding between the ema-
nations Of these fashionable houses.
To the Questionable, we still continue to sell our
out Of style hats at from 20 to 25 per cent less than
regular prices
''' (lste o. Fish & CO..
March OG-2t
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ENT-The llth volume Of the London En-.
IL encyclopedias. Gentlemen will please to lool
over the books their tables and see il il is among
them, and return il TO this Office. ... .as -
March lo---tf HH. moo On ... .. .r n q
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L,oR RENT.--,A handsome room over my store
Is fronting on Pennsylvania avenue. ..-.,
/, ..s tt q , tff- GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
~ az, 80 ! next corner Al street..
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NIOTICE to membor, Of Congrcss and

IN others who wish TO correspond with the set
tiers in Oregon. Messrs. Sampson & 1sppan, OF
Boston, have appraised mo that one Of their ships
will sail on the LIST Of April for Astoria, Oregon
territory. Any letters or documents commhted
TO NV charge viii be carefully mailed by that con-
veyance for distribution among the settlers All
newspapers printed since the meeting OF Congress
viii be thankfully received. My room ~ at Mrs.
Sryocks, on 7th at. must close the mail for the
March "a JNo. SHIvELY.
ID CRIMINAL
Ii, Translated A,m the German, by Lady Duff
Dwieht,s Theology, 4 vols. octave.
b The Young Duke, by d'lsrpeli, complete, IS cts.
ID Received and fst ssie,by M d +. TAYLOR,
March &c -r,vr,-
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TOOK WANTED.---A good plain cook,
- middle aged woman, to do the work Of a small
family, who can come well recommended, will fad
place by applying at the residence Of w. ID.
Wallach, on Hrstreet, between 9Th and 7th, A
slave preferred ..- =. .,...... . March 25. o.
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FAMILY CARRIAGE AND Baroache

N HHP"I VNNNfH" ~ .aU"0"O
II at Auction,--On Monday next, the 30th inst,
at o'clock, p. m, shall sell, in front Of my
ton room a very handsome and superior built fam
lily carriage, with falling top, made to order and in
the most substantial manner. This carriage is well
worth the attention of persons wishing such ar
tice.
Also, good second hand barouche.
The carriages can be seen at any time previous to
the sale on application to the subscriber.
Terms at sale.
ROBERT w. DYER,
March 25-eod&dsif Auctioneer.
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March 25-eodSdsif Auctioneer
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piled on the steep her blazing fsggots bur
To hail the bark that never can retnrnH

To hail the bark that never can return"
Sir, cannot believe, cannot realize that gentle.
men who SO earnestly oppose this bil if 1t depend
ed alone upon them would refuse their sanction &c
objects so worthy ther support as rendering safe
the navigation Of those lakes. But, my time is up
and can add no more.
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EREENsBOROEGH, szi-werRly, aae "a.
- a.. Taaslsy. Al fnlzy. 4 10 oiclsrk
a - 1a1 casas sa1eay. TaesAsy. Ea2 Fn2.y.
a. s'eiack y. NJ
RALEIGH MAIL. ni.wrsals, aas eunSsy,
Ws1assasF. ssa Fsiasy, a u sirlaCk, p. ~; 10
- ssnAss. MeaDssAsy. saa FIidsy. q halfPasl
seiel0ck. A. NJ.
FRANKLINT0N, oass . wesk, due every
Tszzsaay y eo'elsrk. p. NJ dasss every Taas-
lay - 3 0'd0ck. An.
JAMESTOWN, once q week. dne every We'd
nssass y 0iclOek. p. NJ siasss sxssy Thuss-
eay = 9 o'elOck. IL
LONGS MILLS. oare q ussk. due srsry
Friday ~ 5 sielock. II. NJ. ei0sss exssy Thur
day ;, 2 o'eiSck. An n
OXFORD. oacs . week, Due every Saturday
Y oe.ack. Y. NJ doses every ThnBdzy ~
e'elOok. II. 81.
LEAsBuR0. onos . week. doe every sa,ur.
day ey 2 O'Clock. A. Nj closes every THURSDAY
81 4 oicloek. p N.
AsrE.-Leiterz. 70 he in tine far The mail,
shoai he pui IN ihs ofice fisieen minutes hefose
lhs hour for closing. LETTER postage, five cents
IsE letter noi eIoeeding 800 mies. and len cents
ler any greater disianos-sEery half cuEee, Or
Fractional part Of bali ounce ! charged NJ sin
gie leglss.
J. u, PALMER, P.E
January ". IT,
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c0NNEL's
Pain Extractor.

For The ruEe of Bnms. Scslds. Bnis,,
Cuts. Piles. Salt Rheum. Bsshers' III
cOns. and general Sores Of ell kinds--
from THO 20 EI6Hf TINES cHEkFER TH,s
BEFORE, or nothing If The Issr Is no, q.
lighted with Il.
A y artirle that every Family must oonsiS.y N.
IN disprnsahie when they kn0W is F0nsr rra
value, and whirh has kerrtoiofe hesn s0ld loo -
% reach al elAzses, has nOw lren rednood IN -,
with sleN that rirh and poor. high and Ies. a.
IN fari every human being may enjoy ils osus.srtr
and al Nho gei i shall have he Trics EssugD,S,.
them II thsy arr not delighted with is use. n.
assert, without the pOssililiiy 0f eosiissIirtls.
ihai al BrHSs and Seams, EEEnE EIrrRs,,
SoEE, old Or flesh. and all eHternal rains 81
aches, no matter where, shall be rduosd 10 rer.
fort By 4 IN Eve notwithstanding lile, Emh 4,
scar. No burn can he fatal IL this is atEli,d. "a.
less ihe yilais are destroyed Iy the arti1eu,. n
y Truly magieal, 10 appearance in is eiecls Fr.
quiFe for connefs Magical Pain EHiracsr Sal,,'
At coInstOck d Cos. ~ COTflandt Street Me-.
fosk. Price IS cents. or four times a. nueh 4,
so cents, snd near teR times % much fora Don,,
A certain quantity j. given every dsy 70 d,
poor in New YoEk. aud there is not . loy fr,
years old IN the city, but can tel slI abOu, thj,
wonderful extractor Of al pain.
Sold, wholesale. BY comsiOek e. Co. 81 Ca,.
lanat street, New YORK; and BY d. Heart HilI,.
borough, Dr. James Young, 0Iford, and ]. an
Sloan, 6reensborough.
February II. "a
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REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEW'S
Pink Syrup.

FOR Coughs, coids, b.fu,nza, Sore Three.
f@ia IN Ms Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Heart Burn, and erey compL7int
"hieh causes Consumption.
his REMEDY, given to the public under the
sanction of one of the first diyines Of the ace
and man OF responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty OF New York as Tie best medicine Of The
klnd offered for sale. 1t is sure remedy agains,
consumption, if taken in time. Be sure and OBJ.
tain the genuine. | -''
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cor,.
,andt street New York; and by d. Heart, Hills.
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and j. ar.
Sloan. Grcensborough.
February IL. ga
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woR MS! woRMs!!

IL oLMsToCK's rERMIFUGE for The ,,,.
AA tain destruction Of WOms. This much 60.
lchraied article Is Eow for sae in this Place by D.
Heart. The numerous lives that have letn ss,.
ed by this article, is sufficient guarantee ,b,,
every mother should keep il in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late. by Ger.
tain other preparations got up in imitation Of M,
They must consider IL great blessing that thcy
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which Is certain TO destroy any quan.
,ity Of worms child may have. II is useless 70
accompany this with any certificate, the arte!, i
well known without.
Sold, wholesale, by comstock & Co., 81 COr,.
land street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills.
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and j. 4 n.
Sloan, Greensberough.
April 2. 70
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DIR. PET ERS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.

f.'IME, which tries all things" has thorough.
ly established the inesiimablc value of these
Pills as a cahartic, antihilious and detergent me-
| dlcine. 1t is now twelve YEARs since Dr. Pr.
rERs gave them to the world, and their Teputa-
tiOn founded on his long experience, still contn-
| ues to increase. The annual sales, which, dun,
ing the first year, amounted to one hundred thou-
sand boxes, have, during the past year. exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market for them
once confined to few states, now comprises not
only the entire onion, but Canada, New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia, and the West Indies. They
may truly be termed the grem household Medi-
cine Of the South and West. No other Pills have
ever been so widely patronzed in those regions
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so
mild and gentle in their operations that they NAV,
be given with perfect safety eren to an infant.
There is not particle of any irritating or drastic
substance in their composition, yet they act upon
the sccretions with unequalled certainty and d.
rectness; thus purifying the constituents Of the
blood, and enabling nature to throw Into the cir
culation a perfectly healthy fluid. Among the
multitude Of diseases to the cure Of which Dr. Pc
tcrs's Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be mem
tioned--hahtual Costiveness, Bilious Fever, A.
que and Fever, Janmlice. Cholic, Dyspepsia,
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys-
entery, Diarfhea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,
FIatuIence, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue,
Nausea, Rheumatism, Asthma. Dropsy, Boils, and
all diseases Of the Skin caused by mpurity OF the
blood: togeiher with every species Of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale al this Office.
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Tailoring Business,

THE subscriber takes this method of returning
his thanks 10 his friends and the public gene.
rally for their liberal patronage, and hopes by a
strict attention to his business and BY keeping in
his employment the best Of workmen, to continue
to receive good portion Of the patronage Of a H.
beral and generous hearted community.
The latest Paris and Philadelphia Fashions are
regularly received.
e. Cutting strictly attended to wi,hou, deIay
JAMES ). WATSON.
January l3. To-
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Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR

RALDNESs cured, certainly and .f,ec,uallv.
The reputation Of an article is established
not by extensive advertising and putting, but by
its known virtue and intrinsic value. The cour,e
Of the PropnetOrs Of the Balm of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have endeaNored to give 10 the Public an article
WIN which The user would he pleased and satisii.
cd. IL Is well known TO those who use this pre.
paration, that it keeps the hair from falling Out,
restores II on hald places in a wonderful derree
making The hair perfectly soft and glossy and,
what Is OF equal interest, keeps il entirely free
ircm dandrufT; in fact, continued use of Il pre.
vents entirely an accumulation Of dandrufE. This
old established remedy for badness, is now for
sale in this place by d. Heart, of whom the &c.
mum. nulne only cen be had. And by DR.. Jsmes
Young, Oxford, and J. & r. Sloan, GrcensbO.
rough. Sold, wholesale, by Comstoek & Co. 81
Cortlandt street, N. Y.
April s. u
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Hays Liniment.
FOR THE PILES
September !.


TVHls preparation, which has bccn co,r,O,e,;,
ed by number of Druggists. owing n ;,s
wonderful power over the Piles is now for sol, ~,
d. Heart OF this place. Persons have S,en or' ~
afey cured by the use of only half bottle. m.
hardest cases are not proof against its pows, II
Is wen known, that almost every. individual ;s
troubled more or less with this DISTRESSING corr,
PAINT Tor the cure of which, they would oiye anv
amount OF money. The genuine Hays' Linimcnt
n gives no pain in the application, not the lens,
ne counterfeit preparations give great pain which
Is almost lnsuflerable. Purchasers should thers.
lore see that Comstock 4 Co.'s name Is on each
oot.le before buying--nonc other genuine.
oold, wholesale. by Comstock & Co. 81 Govt
! ,andt street, New York; and by d. Henrt,. H;Ils.
S9rough, % Dr. James Young, Oxford, and j. & r
Sloan, Grcensborough. '' = y !"
February II. ...%@ II