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Valuable land amd Personal Property
FOR SALE.

III AVING sold the Montgomery Hall Mansion and 500
Acres OF Land, we offer for sale the residue of
the said Estate, viz $50 Acres. On the residue of this
Land there is comfortable two story DWELLING with
six rooms. There is failing spring Of water
the honsea due proportion Of the Land cleared, well
improved, sc. .....
The sale of Personal Property to take place the LIST
November. at Montgomery Hail. will commence at 10 "
clock, A. NJ.
All sums ofwenty five dollars will be required in cash
for larger sums months credit will be granted
JOHN l.. PEYT0N,
WM NJ. PEYTON,
Executors Of John Ii. Peyton, decd.
Siaunton, Oct 80 lS50-,ds
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
OPPOSITION TAGE LIME
Between winchester and Stanton.

'gNHE Propre,ors of the Peoples (orso called Glow
SrRIse") Line, undaunted at the ~ 1nsSMIl
monopoies or nck-names, have placed 1N "a
on the above route first-rate GsS-@-zz.z.
FOUR HORSE COACHES,
capable Of seating passengers good stock and experen
ced drivers. They now confidently the travel.
ling community who have heretofore paronized the Line
so literally comfort and speed The Coaches will
follows Leaving Winchester on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday mornings, and Saunton Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings-through the same day.
Passengers called for or put out at any convenient point
they desire.
Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded
by this Line.
o. For seats apply at the USIoN HOTEL, Winches-
ter, and McCLuNcs HOTEL, Saunon, where passengers
will find every comfort and attention
TEOS BURKE, p,c,,,.na
r. L. ALLEN, NofN'AioNS
A. P FITCH, AGENT, Winchester, Va.
j. A. McCLUNG, AGENT, Staunton, Va.
p S.-Persons wishing TO secure seals in this Line, in
advance Of their arrival, can do so by writing to the A
gents. - B. s. A.
May 20, 1s5o-ts
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Staunton, Oct. so, Is.
Oysters /: oystcrs!: sc.

4, NJ CUSHING having fitted up room, for the pur
pose Of accommodating thOse who indulge IN this a
greeabIe rePast, would inform the public that he will
keep constantly on hand supply Of FRESH OfS
TIERS, which will be done M 10 order. Having made
arrangements for the season at the North he will receive
them fresh and lne' daily He invites visit from the old
friends of the Esabshmentand all the lovers of good
Oysters. He will also keep constantly on hand Picked
Oysters, SaTdnes, and AncAovcs. which he calls auen
ton
S,aunton, Oct. so, 1850.
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BRI3gTs RliDgIs g GOVyMr

lDR3GKll1RlLO(sI3 g @ONylq!2o
A RE still receiving their large and splendid assortment
IA of Fall and Winter Goods. Among the
astsupplies elegant variety OfLADEs DREss GooDs,
such as . ,..
Rich Turkey Sans, "A wide of almost every shade and
color; Plain and Figured Chameleon Silks, from 6s to
g. per yard Rich Brocha Silks the finest ever offered
in this market, sold a, City retail prices; A White
Silks; "a, 8 and A Plain Black Italian Silks; Fig
ued and Wa,eed Black Silks. ofsuperior quality Strip
ed do. Silk Popanes Figured Cashmeres do all wool
Mouslanes; English and French Mernoes. of all coors;
Sylvan Alpaccas Fancy and Plain Black do. Mode
COored Mernoes besides great variety Of other Goods
suited TO the season.
DE- Vindica,or copy.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

IHE subscriber has just returned from the North and
receiving
$50 dozen Knives and Forks at all prices,
sets of 30 pieces each, Ivory handled ditto,
Owen Ivory Table and Tea do, .
I" Z" Table and Tea do. without Forks,
20 &c Butcher and Cooks Knives, assorted,
&c Silver Plated Forks
Also, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Britannia
and Iron Table and Tea Spoons Ladies, Cevers, Forks
&c. presenting the best assortment ever before offered in
the Valley which those in should justice them
selves examine before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE f. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staun,on, Oct. %, 1850
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W.gEDER'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
At tlae Virginia BOteI, Staumtom.

THNE subscriber begs leave to call the attention of the
public his GALLERY, which he has fitted up in GOOD
style at the above place. where he is prepared produce
pictures by original process in few seconds time with
regard weather These pictures far superior tc
the old Daguerreoypes, and resemble very much paint
ing Ivory and warranted fade. Particular at
tenlon paid copying Portraits and pictures of all kinds
large assortment Of fine Gold Hunting Lockets on hand
which were selected by myself the North and all very
richsome Of them as large Watches and opening with
spring, holding one, two pictures. Also new
style Of Book Cases. richly Gilt, and naid with PEARL
Instructions given the Art and instruments and all ma.
erias on hand and for sale at moderate prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
e. WALLENSTEIN Valdez.
Stanton, Oct. 90, 1S50-lc
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O'RE.4R & E.y'GLE.N.9.N,
TATTORS.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, STANTON VIRGINIA.
--oeGGe
undersigned have associated themselves under the
above firm in the
TMIIORIEGa BDSTESEss,
and respectfully offer their services to the public They
are in the receipt, regularly Of the eU York Fashions
and they assure the public thai effort their part will
be wanting give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor
them with their custom. JAMES O'REAR,
GEO. F. ENGLEMAN.
Staunton, Oct. %, IS5O.-tf
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Printing Press and Type For Sale

HgAVING enlarged ou Paper, offer for sale the
"a PRESS upon which the Spectator formerly
prnteda Smith Press Of the very best quality 1t ac-
knowledged to be one Of the best in the Valley.
We have also OR hand large Fount of good BOUR-
CEOfS TYPE, which will be disposed Of on reasonable
terms. l.. s. !. A. WADDEIL.
Siaunton Oct @ 1850
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We, the undersigned, having been members Of com.
mec in applying to Congress for appropriation of land
TO the old soldiers above mentioned, recommend Major
CHAs J. NoURsE of Washington City, as suitable agent
to be employed in attending to their claims.
G. S. TODD,
JNO. G. CAMP,
GEO. BENDER.
October 16 I050-6ws
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Attention 93rd Regiment.

'SNHE Court Martial for the 93rd Regimen, will be held
a. the following Places viz: The LIST Battalion ir
Greenve The 2Sih of November-t 2nd Battalion in
Mddlebrook, on the 29h of Northumberland the Regimen
tai in Middlebrook, on the 30h of November.
By order Of the Colonel
WIN. B. McCHESNEY, AdJt.
October 30 1850
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ElARRlAHls RECORD

At Elmwood, Roanoke County Va Tuesday evening Oc-
tober 29h, by the Rev George Wilmer j. HOWARD TE,
Esq, Of Phladepha to SUSAN MApIsoN daughter OF Col
Nj Peyton. -
II Castcman PERcE CROSBY, of the Navy, TO MATILDA
S, eldest daughter of John Bowyer, Esq
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posTpCNHMENT.

n consequence Of the incemency of the weather on the
Goth Instant the Procession Of the Sons Of Temper
Churchvie, has been postponed Saturday the
9th Of November Mex, at which time several Addresses
may be expected By order,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
October 80 1850.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE

r9TIE subscriber offers for sale The old Cross Keys Farm
the main road leading from Stanton to GreenVilie,
about eight miles from the lSsr place., The Tract con-
tans pa acres, and is undoubtedly of the best
Farms in the County There are about twelve Acres of
first rate Meadow Land The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps of is Spring of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to the sub
scrjber living near Greenville.
WILLIAM BROWN.
October RI 1874 If
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WILL commence on Monday The 18th of October, 1850,
w running follows Leaving Winchester, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fdaysand Slaunton, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at a o'clock, A. M.,o7s &
This makes direct connection with all departing Sta
ges from Winchester. BURKE & ALLEN.
Ey- Offices Union Hotel, Winchester; NC Chmg's
Staunton.
October, I6 1850.
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W hcetrisht .IVsz4.tets.

THE subscriber wishes to employ steady single man
shop that has good run of country customo one who
can produce satisfactory references as to character &c.
would be willing give fair wages or share of the bust
ness. Address, JOSHUA Il. JOHNSON.
Hardin's Tavern, p O., Albemarle Co., Va3
October l6, lS50.-3t*.
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LAMPS LAMPS !! LAMPS

TUSF received from the North another lot of Toueh's
SUPERIOR LAMPS, of which the In
following part Solar Hanging lamps; IN
Paror Lamps, fine article; Hand Lamps, of ZEN
all Sizes Glass, Brania and Brass. Also I 49,
number OF beautiful Lamp Mats, all of Sss9saa9ssSs
which we are determined to sell low " ~
.,r "a. 49, HARPER s. KINNEY.
Stanton, Oct. 16, 1850.
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Henry Swatsle, and ais. :
AGAINST =.

Henry Swatse, and ais.
AGAINST e.
George Fuiwider, and ala. ..-r
rHNHE Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta County, no,
having befdre it the Of ascerlaniDg whether
not the distbuve share Jacob Fuwder the person.
al estate of his father is equal to the amount of the udg
ment against him. in favor Of his fathers estate so as TO
cancel and satisfy the same, whether it will be
ry for any part his interest in the reay-dd
Decree its June term, 1850 ",hat the administrator Ru-
doph Turk render before Of the Master Commission
Of this Court of his administration of the
estate of his inestae, George Fulwidcr decd that said
Commissioner state, settle and report this Court a: its
next term, the condition Of the same, and particularly what
is the disrbutye share in the personally coming and due
to Jacob Fulwder, the son." SIC.
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Boot and Shoe Store
M to the rooms formerly occupied by T.
N. GREEN, where he is now receiv- 49,
ing and opening an unusually large Stock in his line. Pur-
chased under the most favorable auspices in the Northern
Ciies and will be sold upon satisfactory terms cash or
punctal dealers. His Stock comprises, in part, the for
lowing desirable goods, to witt
FOR GENTLEMEN. o FOR LADIES'
Sup. Gum and Buffalo Over Sum Boots and Over Shoes,
Shoes, extra article,
!" Morocco and Calf Dress Sup. Leather Boots sewed
Shoes, and pegged,
Kip and Seal do, do, " Peg'd Buskns and Ties,
Brcgans, a heavy lot, &" Sewed Buskins and Mo-
Water proof Cork Soles rocco Wells,
Boots 5 +" Kid Wells and Slippers,
" Morocco and CalfDress} :" French and Eng. Last
Boots; ing Callers,
Seal and common do. :" Patent Excelsiors, very
/" Kip and heavy coarsoaO.{ neat,
Boys and Chidreh's nlss,$ I" Jenny Lind do,
Shoes, Hats and Caps. of$ I" Sewed Morocco Boots,
every variety. 3" White Kid do.
MISCELLANIES.
Mufs various prices: Super Moeskin Beaver, Brss,
Angola and Soft llas generally Navy, Fur Cloth, Plush
and Glazed Caps Of every size, quality, color and price
Chdrens Blue and mixed Gaps; Carpet Bags Satches,
Trunks and Umbrelas-togeher with naoy articles usu
ally kept in his line Don't forget to call at the Sign Of
the GOLDEN BOOT, at the old stand Of 4. y. GREEN,
where satisfaction Is pledged.
Staunon, Oci. 9, 1850.
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DAVIS A. KAYsER

AS just received and now offers for SALE very hand
some assortment Of City made Dress and Water
proof Boots. Also lot Of Hats and Capsofhe latest style
Call and see HEM.
o,aunton Oct 90 1880
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NEW GOODS

gE subscribers receiving their supply Of ALL
AND WINTER GooDs, 10 which they would call the
attention of their friends and the public generally compr
sing general assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc
Also large lot Of Ready Made Clothing all of which they
will sell low. . MOSBY g. TAYLOR
Staunton Oct 16, 1850
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THE MARKET PRICES.

THE MAR Ell EECES.
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending Oct %. Week Ending Oct "a.
FLoUR-S l6 $4 25. Flour 81 rs 81 81.
HgRRISGs- s % "a 5 so. {CLovERsEEp-S4 SO 5.
SHAD-$ rs a 10 so. HERRINGs-- Sc SO.
BAcoN-6 lee, perlb. $SHAp, $97
WHEAT--S5c 50 }BAcoN-- 81 90.
OArs-35 40c. LARD-7 cts. IN Kegs
CoRN-65 70c WHEAT 81 10.
RYE-70c. Cons MEAL-SOc per bush
LARD-7c per lb. WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 27c.
PIT AsTER- s. 90 per ton BuTTER-Firkin ID II C.
FEATHERs-3O see. PLAsTER-$3 so.
IRoS- $95 100 pert ton. $SALr.-S 45.
BEEsyAN-20c per ID. CoRN-70c.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Oct. 25, 1850
BsrF-Scas Weigat--$ So % So %. Extra quality vii
command higher price
HoGs-$5 &c nett; marketdull.
MUrToNs-$2 Srett, as in quality.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

.,,. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
have appointed Monday the 4th day of November next
for the purpose Of taking the above deciedat
which time the administrator and the other parties interest
ed will take notice attend my office in Staunto pre-
pared 10 furnish me the necessary data, &c.
J. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
Octoher 16 1870 At
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.NiN Gearing.

1THE subscribers offer for sale all the machinery and
fixtures Of Merchant Mill, for running TWO pair Of
burrs The Packing aid Smut Machines cannot be sur
passed. Inc above Machinery is nearly all new having
run out Few months and will be ready for delivery from
and aer LIST day of November next it will be taken
down about tina. time for the purpose Of erecting PAPER
FACTORY. Terms liberal. Address,
CLARKE, MILLER s. HALL.
Mt. Scion, Augusta Co., Oct 8, le50-tf.
H@- Rockingham Register copy.
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POWDER AND SHOT.
ANDIRONs. TENDERS. &C.

GEO. E. PRICE has just received a very handsome
Va stock of Fancy and Plain Brass ANnIRoEs. Improved
and Common do, Sheet Iron and Wire FENDERs, Polish
shed Steel Brass Head Kitchen and Common Shoves and
Tohgs Ash Kettles, Fire Carriers Bellows, Hearth Brush
es, Sc, Sc Opposite NJ Cushng's, Main Street.
Stanton Oct 90 lSS0
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BOUNTY LAND

vVNo OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS of The army oil
1912, of previous Indian wars, Wars in Florida and
Mexico, militia and volunteers their representatives
The subscriber, who served for many years in the army
subsequent 1872 and of the committee in apply
ing to Congress for land now that appropriation has
been made offers his services agent in procuring their
warrants, and 6isposing of them, if necessary.
Attorneys in different parts Of the country viii be op
Grated with on favorable terms.
o. Letters, postpaid, Washington City, D. C.
CHAS. J. NOUR SE.
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NEW SHENANDOAH COMPANY.

THE Annual General Meeting Of The Stockholders in
Republic the 18th day of November next BY Order Of
the last General Meeting.
s. H. LEWIS, Treas. N. s. Company.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING

D. POAA1I@ q co.,
LAVE just opeaed the Corner Of the Virginia Hotel,
II formerly the occupancy OFF, Bayne) The largest,
most fashionable and cheapest assortment Of
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Highland County, October u, 1850.
@ The indicator and Harrsonburg papers requested 10 cop
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MI0IEIlN y D0IDIADTS0Ns
Attorneys at Law,
STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
V1HOS. J. NICHE s. H. H. ROBERTSON hav-
ing associated themselves together in the practice Of
the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta will give prompt
and dlgent attention to all business entrusted them.
One of them will always be found in the Office Of the
ior partner.
o. They will also give promp. attention 10 the secur
ing Of Bounty Land claims.
Staunton, Sept. a, lS50-tf
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THE GOLDEN Be0T.
Boot and Bloc Store

ID BAYNE, would respectfully announce to the e.;
seas OF Staunton and its vicinity, that be has rensov
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EANCY GO IDS, Flower Vases, Gard Cases. Por
Monies, Powder PuAs. Bohemian Glass, Hair Brush
es, Tooth Brushes and Combs great variety just tecey
ed and for sale by THOS. P. ESkRfDGE.
Staunon, Oct 9, 1850. 80
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GOLD PENS, sc.
II USf RECEIVED, large assortment Of Gold and
y Silver Pens and Pencils, fine Pocket Knives SC.
G. B. WRIGHT s. co,
staunton.r. Oc. 9, 1850.
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OCTOBER z6, 1850.

October l6, ls5O.-6w'.
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CITY Made Doors.
A bEAUIlFUL lot just received and or sale cheap.
"A Also Case fae Hais. ID. A. KAYSER. -
Stanton, Oct 2,lS5o
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but little relisnce upon troops commanded by msn
who however worthy Of being entrusted with untold
gold merchants, of place at the board with prn
ces or themselves possessing by their effects
deep stake in the contest, neither fitted by age
education temperament TO brave the contest hand
hand with desperadoes whose cry must for their
sake inevitably be Success Death;n for we'll
they know that it would be better for them to
die the field than to be there defeated to encounter
death in form not unknown to those who have heard
OF OF the contests between Spain and the nsur
gents in South America.
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE JUNTA.
New YoRK, May "a. 1850.
General Lopez at the heatoof = handful of valiant
gagged in the glorious undertaking of ibersting his
brothers from the hard and hateful slavery to which
they have been reduced by the brutal government OF
Spain The first step Of General Lopez has been
marked by victory; the Genius of Liberty will follow
him; the God Of Justice will protect him General
Lopez. surrounded by the Cubans, must consummate
his glorious work.
The una which promotes the interests ofths liberty
of our country assembled to-day account OF tho
favorable received from Cuba and has determined
to manifest to the members of the American press the
gratitude Of all good Cubans because they are fully
convinced of the liberal sentiments Of those who
people Of all countries the cry Of liberty has
raised as in Mexico Colombia Greece Hungary Italy,
&c sc. They have, at the same time resolved to ex-
pressed their confidence that under these circum-
stances. in the very moment when Cuba neess most
their sympathies and help they will continue to ad-
vocats which is the holy of America,
Of justice and all humanity
have the honor to be respectfully yours
NJ. ToL0N, Secretary.
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II f l. e G IL APHIC.
The Canadian Assembly.

THE SPIRIT OF OPPOSITION TO THE PRESENT SYSTEM
OF GOVERNMENT
ToRoSTo, q. W., May 25, 1850.
The debate in the Assembly, on the amendment to
the address declaring expedent to make the Legs
lstiye Council elective developed strsng tendency to
organic change and brought in general discussion
on the annt xation question.
The right fully to discuss the question insisted
on by ex-solicitor General Bagely, and by several
others
The ministry were strongly condemned for making
the dismissal.
Col Prince defed the Colonial Secretary and the
Provincial Attorney General to prosecute him any
other individual for advocating indepe ndence
The spirit of the debate hostile to tho English
authorities and to England but the unsuitableness of
the English institutions to Canada, the reason
avowed for demanding constitutional changes
The motion for an elective Legislative Council was
negatved by large majority
The vote stood folows:-Thrtocn for, and ffty
against the change.
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lffum tht fhCttc N~Nf hrtti ~
IL has gtb,fsily bseb supposed Snd " stil the pre-
Nsieut elihiob that poets ~ evid arv I" be b1nd
Opy IN The banks and b, ds ot rises, tgethrr Win
snaler streams and mountain Eulches Una ,ubtedy
TIE nch,st sposfts have and s continue 30 De- fvund
IN suct lVcsiite. Hut sccfucnt sld poisev-fance,
aurits tbe past winter hsve shown that they ae uOt
tbe cniy p.aes. In the B,ignborhood of wosds Dig
shes large lat how situated in reierenee 20 tse
thoGbtsan around, informed has been cork
ec succ' ssuiy men making good wsgcs, aud digg ng
only nv Inches btIv~ the sUffscc.
4, ~ ny 'ouiemns ri'er, " ."s p"in' snV-n as oon
ftuios. afaiisr discovsry hss bsen ma sod The
Srouhd b.tns rofk~d successfully now. The Hat 10
shove bieb ~ssf rsfk. running b2ek 20 a mOas,sin n
~ M -bich large ,uts Of goid have been ~ssnec
hts suith.s besoins st its bsss h~-s guicnss Sers
-"kso sst se~son. In oil probability .he depp.its
i,uta vpob fscb fats have bsee -s-hed from tue
ns-fsst oontsibs By the fcJng rains 70 shicn they
sts suhyset snd gfsassiy moved dOsn sep bt step.
tni ne pr.oivus sstsl has estended rseif e'crshs
Whole suiIsee.
1bers rta similar discoveries. vhch are congsstiy
occufIre cOhsnee tbat the California bsnks are n
%" asnAr OF fatiur .i.byugh huuareds ha's D-en,
sLa rii rvnnnu- " 10 enssrd iofciby, " NOS bafga-
r1susi,.
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OUR WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May -, 1900.
The Cuba news by telegraph was read at the
Presidents reception last night, and created sem
sGatlon. The President had been giving his views
against Abe, boundary claimed by Texas, but imme-
daiely changed The topic to Cuba, and appeared to
lbosaken by surprise with the news.
There cabinet meeting to-day.
Itis~zpected that proclamation will shortly ap-
pear. We understand that Sir Henry Bulwer has
had conference VIII Mr.. Secretary Clayton, ia
which il ID sta.ed that there secret treaty be-
tween Spain aud England, which will require the
Batter to interfere, even il the island is liberated
II lie spprehended that this will lead to blockade
Of the whole coast by England, and that some
-ensncc collision with the American flag will end
an war.
II is supposed that this business will hurry on
the compromise OF the North, while the South will
20 tor delay.