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ICE ONE CENT
: Just RECEIVED and q. d.

~ Just RECEIVED and for ~
of fresh SprInr 1s~ss sssossneuf
which viii bs found the ioiio~Ygrsss iihiUegss
osrssins: Cotton Cloth. bleached and nsh
at 6tc Caiicoes, the same price; MourniDs eesnse
&C.; beautiful Lawns, fast coIors, Sc Ds Dps Soeds
10 and l2c; Cambria Ginghams st ia. pis;a - .
lin At 10 and l2c; fg'd and Swiss for mart. ~. os
es l6c Children's Hdkfs, ell linen. n < DIess.
do. d. fine quality, loc Cotton Hdkfs at Sc Gens .
SIX Hdkf: at 25c; Cotton Gloves At Sc fsncv ~
DO for ladies 3icents-worth Is: lehtcoiorsd ~ -
Gioyss q 37kc Lislethresd embroidered Al sa 1s
oIsd 0n,o m Mixed s.ocsngs at aad &c. fancy col
and coiored Cotton Hose at and Ioc Trh.a,1s. liz.
5Isc new style n w. Cotton at lsc; ioestber
,a win ,slge a,sorfme Of N. w. Bands. Sleeve.
inside Hdkfs, black silk veils Laces, Ribbons 81
piece: of Diaper at o. 90 piece scissors - e. -
a. n'Moles nd, German Silver spoons; Lookingglsss
,,;,n. moss ;s rms; spool Cotton and other trim.
WECHSLER 4 COHEN,
Corner Broad and Fifth sts.
u1 Just from auction, large lei of Street.
Embroidered Hdkfs. mi s1"sss
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v shad was caught in the Hudson Rivel
Inst week and sold tor two dollars!
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CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRs-The Wash.
ington Correspondent of the Journal of Com.
merce says that there can scarcely be doubt,
that all the pending questions regarding Cen.
trail American affairs, as to which there has
been so much unnecessary buster in the Sen.
ate, will be easily and satisfactorily settled bs.
fore the meeting of the next Congress.
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a Hannah Corcoran, about whom there
was such fuss in Boston some weeks since,
has returned to her old place of service in the
family of Mr.. Carpenter, in Boston.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.-WADSWOR
~ TURNER g. CO. No. IS Main Street, have
received, and are now receiving large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
among which are a variety of new and beautiful
Styles of Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods, which
offer to the trade on our usual terms.
Country and city merchants are respectfully 80.
Icted to csh and examine our stock
We shall continue to receive further supplies du.
ring the season. NH 3-6w
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MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to dispose of. has
found it convenien to take yard for that purpose
His yard Is ON Broad street, opposite Brooke
ATenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq, Messrs Reeve Blair,
Jas Shelton, Esq, at the yard which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he viii sell at the market price
ia 19-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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Rr The Common Council of New Hay.

- The Common Council of New Haven
are trying to put stop to the Sunday mail
between Boston and New York. They don'l
want any Sunday news. But we don't see
why they should deprive New York and Bos
ton of it. Because New Haven is virtutus
must nobody look at the news on Sunday
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NEW DRY GOODS-At Is and So Main
ment of Barege De LANES and Chses handsome
Merimsc and Cocheco Cslicos; Lace and Muslin
Sleeves, Collars, Cuffs, Chemisetts; Hosiery of all
kinds; fine Flannels for Spring and Summer; Cord
ed and Marseilles Skirts; Marseilles Quilts in large
variety and very cheap; Check, Striped, Swiss and
Corded Muslins Irish Linens, Shirtings, Sheetngs,
black Alpacas, Plaid Domestic. A large assortment
of Cambria and Muslin Insertings and Edges, &c,
&c. JACOB A. LEVY,
NH Is Is and SO Main street.
OLE DOMINION NAILs.-I have on hand
~ full supply of this superior brand of Nails
Dealers can be supplied much cheaper than by or.
dering from the North. Every size and description,
including box and lining.
WIN. s. TRIPLETT, Agent.
R1h l6-ts 67 Cary street
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VERY MoDEsT.-The Danville Register
mentions letter it had received from sub
scriber requesting his paper to be stopped-ex-
pressing high opinion of it-saying he had
done good deal for it-and was ready to pay
for it but that he felt "sonsesrhat delicoeu
to send it By mail" This was a thing that
the editor seems to think he need not have felt
the slightest delicacy about especially as he
had not conceived it indelicate to write with.
out paying postage! If our friend followed
the ezquisitely safe example ofthe Dispatch,
and got the money down in advance, such a
painful trial of delicate sensibilities would not
occur.
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

SPRING, the murderer, is said in 1888, in
New Foundland, to have been particips erin,i.
mss with woman in numbering person named
Snow. The woman was executed and Spring
w.s ban;shed TO the U. States. The woman
was the wife of the murdered man.
A German named Simon Epplcr committed
suicide Wednesday on the Bristol Road near
HoImesburg. He was observed on the side ei
,hs road praying and soon afterwards was found
dead with his throat cut with razor. Sup.
posed 10 have been insane. .-
The roof ola large carriage house near Girard
Avenue. was blown off on Friday. Two lads
were seriously injured and Mr. Isaac Vanhorr
had one Of his legs broken.
An artist, employed on colossal iron statue
of Henry Clay, near Pottsvilie, fell from the
staging and was very baIly injured.
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M Is-IaW4w
oIs On UNION HILL FOR SALE.
~ as lne agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA-
- "H4 sell, privately in lots containing one
20 - @,'cs OF the land now owEed and occupied by
~ sag 6iakey These lo.s are be eautifuly situa.
r. oa ohion Hill fronting On the road leading to
t.A1fys MIL, about mile and halt only from
70 .t ins accommodating Refer to John Shoreor
- :. @e subscriber, at his office No. II Main street
49, ''nfs over hessEs. Siasoa u Co.
~'td"H |. Z. WATKINS
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A RCMATIC WILD CHERRY BIT.
"A TERS.-These Bitsers are admirably adapted
to all cases of indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation
of the bowels Bilious complaints and diseases aris-
ing from the arrangement of the stomach and liver.
Price 50 cts per bottle.
For sale by Z. J. PICOT,
NH 81 Druggist.
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/ 0ST OR NH LAID.-The undersigned
u hereby gives notice that he will apply to the
Board of Directors for reissue of twenty shares
oil stock IN his name on the Books of the Tucka.
De s1d James River Railroad Company, the scrip
Tor which mas been lost mislaid. The said scrip
was numbered as follows No 5, for 10 shares; No
81 gor7 shares; and No 20 for 3 shares.
Inh 4-la12m WILLIAM ROWLETT.
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Once of j. x. and X. Company.
J Older Of the President.
rEraI N nzrrN-rnnn g.
W NJ. 7. MUNFUhUt sec.
Appointment of Proxy.

=. A7o~ all 3IeH dy these Presents, That we, the
subscribers, being Stockholders in the James Riv-
and appoint our true
aad lawful Attorney and Proxy, TO represent each
o. as IA al General Meetings of the Stockholders
" sAd Company, held within six months from and
@i.ef the date hereof, when we are not personally
t,Sseht or represented by some other Proxy with
Iad power and authority al such General Meetings,
" give such vote or votes and to do uch other act
Q: scIs, as each Of us could give or do as a member
q me SAID meetings, ii we were personally present;
aac We DC hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote
= " votes, &C; or acts our said Attorney may Law.
- give or do tor us in pursuance of the author.
~ hereby conferred upon rim.
nj "'hes' cur hands and seals this day
one thousand eight hundred and
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y AN AWAY from the subscriber, about three
Al months since, Mulatto Woman named
ANNA She is about 81 years of age, feet high, is
somewhat distgured, and has a scar ON one of her
arms. 1t is supposed she has free papers in her
possession. | will give reward of $40 for her
delivery to me, next to Mr. Ramsey's farm, near
Richmond.
NH l4-law2t* LITTLEBERRY WADE
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mVM HEAT STKAW.-For sale at the low
w price of 81 25 per bale of 200 lbs, which 10
about the average weight of the bales suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
the Toll Office of the James River and Kanawha
Company. or to Mr.. Crutchfeld, at the Wood Yard
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fe Oft
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IAKDWARE-SPkING IMPORTATION, 1888.
IL P. I. MOORE & co, importers and dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, No sc Main
street, are now in receipt of large and we'll sc.
lected stock of Berming ham and Sheffield Hard.
ware, just received direct from Ike manufacturers
in England, aud from the manufacturers in this
country acomplete assortment of American Goods
Their Goods having been purchased for Cash,
they are prepared to offer Goods as low as they
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
city, to an examination of their Goods
NH to-3awlw
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nOGGETT d ANDERSON, UPHOLST.
II ERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of
Governor and Franklin streets, have just received
a superior lot of white and checked India Mating;
also, part Of their Spring stock of French and
pleased to furnish to those in want. fe 25-lm
nR. j. Il. CARTER having recently located
IL himself in the town of Sidney. near the resi-.
dence of Gustavus Jarvis, Esq, offers his Proies.
sional services to the public.
Prompt attention to all calls the country:
NH l4-9w*
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THE SLAvER.-In the notice of the trial Of
the captain of the alleged slaver--the Rachel
P. Brown-recently brought into Norfolk. we
learn, from good authority, that there are er.
rors in names, which we copied from the Nor
ok Beacon. The name of the captain is
William A. Hickling, not Hinckley. as il
was printed. The name of the Spaniard to
whom the vessel was mortgaged is Don Jose
Pernias. A letter from Havana to the New
York Times, written about tine last of Novem.
Der, 1852, stated that DON Jose Pernias had
sailed from Havana in the steamer Black War.
rior, en- route for Baltimore, TO take charge
new ship, 1.-THE Lady Suffolk purchased for
company of coast traders in Havana. lately
associated for the purpose Of prosecuting the
slave trade. But the Lady Suffolk went out
to Cuba in charge Of Adam Gray, so that we
infer that either Pernias was not to command
ber, or did not arrive in time. Be that as it
may. he took passage in the Rachel r. Brown
from New York for the coast of Africa, with a
cargo and large amount of gold and silver
said TO belong to him. He quilted the vessel
after she got into difficulties at Port Praya,
(Cape de verd Islands,) and got most of his
specie ashore before she was seized. In list
of passengers found on board, this person was
called Jose Perez. 1t is possible that at the
regular trial ofthe captain, something may be
elected more clearly unraveliug the purposes
ofthe vessel and the relation Pernias bore to.
ward them.
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R MRS. M. A. LYONS, Broad ST.,
lone door above 7th is now receiving her
Spring assortment of fashionable MILL.
~3ss merry.
Bonners, Dresses and Mantles made to Or
der. NH Its
NRANCHS REPORTS.-Keports OF Cases,
y Civil and Criminal, in the United States Cir.
cult Court of the District Of Columbia in vols;
by William Crsnch, Chief Judge OF the Court
price S33
Babylon and Nineveh; Layards Second Visit,
with copious maps and plates, "a so
The Heir of Radcliffe, vols, paper 81, cloth
81 SO
Received and for sale by
GEO M WEST & BRO,
NH II Nos and 6 Exchange, l4th ST.
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.-Just
u received, the annexed Books:
Inspiration OF the Scriptures, Review OF num-
ber of writers on the subject, by Alex Carson.
The Seven Churches In Asia, by Revd Samuel
Wills
The Religion of Geology and its connected Sci
ences, by Edward Hitchcock, D D, LII d.
Principles of Zoology; touching the Structure,
Development, Distribution and Arrangement o t the
Races of Animals, living and extinct with MINER
Gus illustrations.
The Ladies' MENTOR Guide to the Formation of
Character, in series of letters, by lady.
Railway, Steamship and Telegraph Book, being a
Guide through the United States and Canada, &c,
&c-with Map of the United States and Canada.
For sale at No 203 Main street, by
u,bI WORTHAM nano~ifaru
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ar-Ya MILCH COW.-A Good Mich
Cow, for sale BY - . sunrcrrn
,r,1, I6

Re- MILLINERY GOODS.-N. C. BAR
Hg%a TON, 100 Main Street, invites the atten.
S ton of Merchants and MiIliners, to q com.
pete assortment of Spring and Summer
Millinery, Pattern Hats, French Flowers, Bonnet
Silks, &c.
Orders executed at short notice NH l5-3m
sc NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.-The subscriber would inform his
W friends and the public that he has received
-. his Spring supply, selected in the Northern
cities by himself, consisting of French Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, &c, which he is pre-.
pared to make up in the most fashionable manner
and on accommodating terms. He solicits call
from those in want.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor. 14ih street,
Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
NIB 16-d2w
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~ Jameson is playing in Louisville X
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NEGRO MAN FOR HlRE.-We have on
II hand Negro Man, of medium age, who Is Tor
hire for the balance of the year.
NH 10 TOLER Il COOK, Agents.
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Thankful Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on
Tie for the last ten years, respectfully solicit a
continuance c. the same TO the new concern, with
the assurance that every effort will be made to
please all who may be disposed to pstronize it.
md law 2m JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-And possession !

- FOR RENT-And possession given i'm
IL mediatey my present Dwelling, located on
corner of N and 3lst streets, on Church Hill and
very pleasantly aud healthily situated The House
10 large and airy, has Kitchen in the yard, Garden,
Carriage House. Stable and Cow House, and all
other houses necessary for the comforts OF family.
NH l5-7.+ RICHARD MALONE.
M HOUSE FOR RENT.-We have a
Ii Brick House on Church Hill, for rent. II is
mh II TOLER e. COOK. Agent.
= HOUSE FOR RENT.-We offer for
- rent, sarge< Brick House ON the Mechanics
Vlne turnpike. short distance from the city,
wnich mas many conveniences, and is desirable
NH Il ToLER & COOK. Agen.s
- FOR RENT.-The tenement on 9th, be.
Id tween Main and Cary streets, at present oc
cupied by Mr. Robinson.
Also, the tenement on 9th street, between Main
sna Cary and the large dwelling house. corner of
Main and 9Th streets, at present occupied by the
SUBSCRIBER JAMES BOSHER.
g FOX RENT OR sALE.-The three
EI story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 5th
streets, ADJOINING my residence. II has recently
been put in complete repair, and is furnished with
cooking range bath room, water Closets, gas fix.
lures, and other convoniences. It's airy elevated
position, exterior and interior uish render this ons
St dAu f6siQeOc6e In knG
city. For terms, apply to
fe 21-ts DR JAMES BOLTON
o. FOR KENT-The newly built three story
81 house, corner of Main and 2nd street The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
Ia willing to give immediate possession. Apply 70
fe 3-ts GEO. w. GRETTER.
O. SCHOOL HOUSE FOR RENT
81 The tenement known as the school house, on
Franklin, between and 7th streets, Is for rent
possession given on the first day of April. The
house contains three rooms, one large enough to
accommodate from fifty to sixty scholars lecture
room adjoining, with bedroom above.
Apply to ED d EACHO,
NH IA General Agent and Collector
o FOR RENT.-That very large Brick
81 House near Rockets, containing la rooms,
| and nearly opposite Mr. MAYORS. Possession Can
be had at any time. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH Is General Agent and Collector.
a. FOR RENT.-A very desirable Brick
Tenement ON the Corner of Leigh and Brook
Avenue, suitable for store and family residence.
Possession can be had Immediately. Aoply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH IA General Agent and Collector.
5asT-ga N1ILCh COW.-A Good Mich
Sk23I Cow, for sale by
IA STRECKER.
4
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j and complete assortment of the above article,
viz: Spice Boxes, Dressing Cases, Tea Caddies or
Canisters, Knite Boxes, Match Safes, Perforated
Nursery Lamps, with China Cup and Tea Kettle,
very useful for the sick room; Tumbler Drainers,
Bread and Nutmeg Graters Cake Boxes, Dust Pans,
large and small, Crumb Knives, Plate Carriers,
with many other articles too numerous to mention,
at BULkLEY e. CO.'S,
NH 2l-6t 137, Main street.
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MOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood, at
the lowest cash prices. Orders left at the Stable
Of Mr. Browning, on 8th assreet, between Main and
Franklin will receive prompt attention.
l have also several fine city.raised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half mile from the
first Toll Gate on the Plank Road, for sale.
NH Cts &C. BURTON.
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COPARTNEksHIPN NOTICE.-.Theu under.
Y signed nsve this day entered into copartnership
under the style or firm of SHEPPARD & CHAM.
BERLAYNE. for the purpose OF transacting Gen
e~Ii Commission Business, and offer their services
to tnejr friends and the public generally, for the
sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn, and
a. other produce, with the pledge that they will
Use their best endeavors to advance the interests of
a. who may patronise them.
They are prepared 10 mske liberal advances on
a. pf0duce consigned 20 them
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR-,
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NTHRAC CITE COAL, ANTHRA.
A CITE COAL.-The subscriber is now receiv-
inc by schr Cornelia, cargo of No Red Ash
Coal which be will deliver In any part Of the city
AZ sS Is the cart load from vessel Orders lefs as
Messrs Alex Mott T. Cos Auction House, will 70
ceive prompt attention.
mh i9-4t- p G LAkUS-
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lS53,

CPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
y EAkTHEs WARE-STEBBlNS, DARRA.
CoTT e. CO. IRON FRONT BUILDING. Ne i0l
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup
ply of China and Earthsn Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing Us new
supplies of the various kinds OF Glass Ware LooA-
ing glasses, and a great variety Of Fancy uoo.-s
making QUE stock far superior 70 what u nas ns'0
totore been. ...s
City dealers and country merchants are ..sek -
fore purchasing.
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ID EVERE HUUSE.-Mrs CARDOZo a 6
h two very desirable Rooms now vacant.
NH l9-3*
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ID ATS AND MICE.-The pest remedy yet
IL discovered for the certain destruction OF Rats
and Mice, if used according to the printed direc.
tions, which will be found on each box. The same
preparation answers equally well tor the total
termination of Cockroaches, those abominable pests
which are found in all houses. Families and hotel
keepers would do well to try the magic paste for
the destruction of the above named "varmints" !"
For sale by r r DUVAL e. BRO,
NH II Bank Square.
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NEW ARTICLE OF SAFETY FLUID
IN LAMP-WARkANTED NOT TO EXPLODE
The subscriber has recently gotten up Lamp to
burn Fluid, which he warrants will not explode,
and s entirely free from danger, only to be had Of
him He has also the safety fluid lamp, which u
made ordinarily at the factory and any one calling
can see the difference. Call and see them tried:
mh2l j. d. B. EVANS.
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am for The best route as ascer aimed in the best
ner Let guides, aud travellers, and all men having local
ledge, Indicate known aRd supposed routes bu lei
science ascertain their length, direction, grades TO The
mile, attitudes above The climate, waters sos pro-
ductIons &c. IN SO exact, precise, and ample manner
as 10 commaAd implicit confidence. My constituents
want road with good grades and curves, that can be
travelled without hndance every day throughout the
year they want road from San Francisco to New York
and they desire il located TO enable them easily and
cbeaply visit New Orleans the one hand and Chi
cago on The other
In these views fully sympathize with them, and in
the performances OF my duty TO those represent miro,
duced the bill and accompanied il with the remarks and
papers which have occasoned the assault OF Col Benton
upon The bill asks for grant OF land larger than
has ever been made to State Tor railroad purposes by
the general government My motion was to refer it 10
The Committee Public Lands, upon whose decision
lis failure success in the Senate depends. produced
Mr.. Sonemah's letter, published months ago in San
Francisco newspaper, to inform the committee and the
Senate of the extent Of uDproducve country IN the
great San Joaquin and Tuare Valleys and the difficulties
which woald attend the construction OF railroad IN that
region. ! produced Mr.. Aubrey's notes, published in
New Mexico paper to bring to the notice OF the COM
mi,ee and the Senate the difficulties TO be encountered
in the construction OF railroad through the arid plains
Of the Great Colorado Valley extending from the Sierra
Nevada to the Colorado river; and as subject OF gene
raj interest the country, published the whole OF Mr.
Aubeys notes OF his Journey from the Ieon Pass 10 the
Rio del Noue. | produced Mr.. WiIIiamson's letter 10
show the difficulties we had TO encounter in the Sierra
Nevada range of mountains.
My object 10 deal fairly with the Senate and the
country; to show that great difficulties had TO be
come in the construction of the great Pacific railroad in
the State OF California and that must receive
pie donation from the public domain within that State 10
enable us 10 build portion of the road II is well
known that Walkers Pass my avorite route for the
railroad and lh announced the Senate varl-
occasions last winter but when II was asceTtantd
from scientific examination. that il impraccable ol
railroad. and that there another pass far dis
taDt fourteen hundred feet lower than Walkers and
practicable for railroad, abandoned the former and
am prepared TO adopt the latter
My object in Introducing the bill is not to provide aid
for such roads California much needsfar from
but couple Of trunk roads, be located by Caitor-
MIA as to enable the Atlantic States TO build road to
reach San Francisco either by the way of Texas, New
Mexico, tho South, North Pass OF the Rocky
tains, as they may decide.
With great respect your obedient servant.
VIM nj. GWIN.