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FALL IMPORTATION

FALL IMPORTATION
OF EARTHENwAREA AND CliINAI
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND PAECY ARTICLES.
rJNHE Subscriber and varied Of
Esrthenvare, China and Glass, the patterns which
selected by himself in person.
Having experience many this particular business
he feels confidence stating that In price and
y will compare vorAty with other house In the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do BASINS and Evers, Jugs. Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print, Flowing aud Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner aud Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
De do do Pitchers Vases
Gold Band OF above variety
White China do of above variety.
Common Ware Of description, suitable uholealng
which he upon such
Fine Mantsl Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waters aud Brttinia Ware
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
GLASS warein every variety.
All he asks . his give
isfaetiou.
Ills Packer IL Of the o-st In the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
,t2 JAS D. u. EVANS, No III Main street.
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RAILWAYS Ryam.ITopa,

RAILWAYS REGULATORS most carefully prep,yed from
extracts and gum, Of trees psnt roots. There sIs
Plus IN use that Will act the Pancress Bowel, H.
Sn 9'snd and Hc,ys' 80 pleasantly and eusy
time With The came safety 10 the constitutions for Instead ~ 49,
baung The system W powerful and drastic purRng they aci
and tissue OF the body. '''' "e''e
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RAWLINGS d MILLER,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Conner Pearl and Cary areds,
nYHER for the trade full OF
ries Teas Wines ana Liquors. on the usual terms, pune.
aog bbis New Orleans and Sugar House Molssses
S a Jyr P s.S p Ss sS SsGss
a Ts' aa. a..
adsrs. sherry, PORT Malaga and Lisbon wIne'-full a
f?sii q y %Ssf; R;Is af: T ssasp
Whey o. oar o. bisa aS,v
Champagne Wines brands, ncludIns our own i'm
ss "a . os Ds ss Co..
Baeon Lard Cheese Ree anu h'A''' ana '000 damage
Is III rsSs H?ss a os. fss.: w,d$" o..
TS s5$ r RsRs, Gsa' VIZ
s ssS 9o sn,. M11:Isrsl Herring.
ssi Vinsss;; Clover Seed "f 'A'"'"' o''
,vsD, Cigars. choice s..0T.|so, Of
our stock Of good. before purchasing. au9i
WIMssON x POWERS, Grocer, and Commission
o.. %h in 4cs.e
90 and ali other Country Produce entrusted 70 their
A srABAGrs HooTs-TOr ,.IoI
a nolt WIN. PALyER.
II noit WIN. PALMER.
TMF rL'srE"-'0o TONS e, ;;s from ii.
Cp 5 ''''iS vssss n ALIEN az q:
IN BUTTS CIDER VINEGAR, far sac
~ noIi JAS WINSTON.
- Till hN0TnEi suPPLY.-Jua opened another 10, Of
AZ % Main street. ~ ~
oo2i CHRISTIAN LhTHRoP.
rhTENT FIVE sHooTEHs.-ws are Agent. for
The sale ~ The above article, which for simplicity
loading and Gaping apdy 81 power and correct
hesogeter with convenience IN liability ar.
eienal discarge Is FAR superior any yet nade
superior 70 Cors Pistol 70 ,ee rfD well as
AZ S s, ss Sss. y ya..S . s
months. g,fiTu a pnuEprs '''
NURSERY PPNDgrs -Anor,edrens,h,, BY
~, q J. s1NTON A co,
"''3 sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main IL.
n mi OIH AN WINES Henne,,er Brandy vintage Of istj
very superior Wlteys Cd and fue wines, Port, sherry
anu medtH", Ia ore, for saleby
ocN WINSTON POWERS.
tNb-, HOBilS fIOitsRs &C. Receiving thi. d,y new
,Pyp Chlrens Cab, Hobby Horses Chairs v.oclpfr,
cradles, &c, fo' sale by -
no,s - ZIMMERMAN
nmNioNn Hi0tND ftsrEH, Lime, Tar and Grind
n''a ... EDWIN woRTGAM 4 co.
DIP GoygRSMEST JAVA CoYpgr 60 ei.,, n store anil
~ 10 for 'a'e% '-'' "''o'e VIII
- n.-s rDwis woRruAas co
INVITE OATa.A lev busi,cI. ID, r,ediyd ,,d M,
I'e'sj WIN. PALMkR
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II. Il. II.
lMPoRTANT PROCLAMATIONl

u GRh1 r IfSTkRf EXPLAINED.
Sthe yarOf our Lord ls1 in capacities Of anu.y,e.
, @ BY snE
rs & s S1s as,st
The mos. 70 ,oaP Psr pa In' s.rs sn
ni sns the
" '"e "0''o uhaef inc
RAILWAYS READY RgLIEy
IL has been used by hundreds Of Thousands Throughout Il
SHIFTED States srRs instant to all troubled pain
One TO, externally or few drop.
and restore the weak feeble and pro,sed frame TO
koperson has ever used Railway. Ready Relief without,
deriving some special bensn minutes after its
Let those Who are suffering pains give trial.
Tor hss" nSs " s sH!sy s.i sE iii
was he aIs, and Is tue only stop
Rhsun.e Mt",a ssIysu. and .s@
,ssis. N' anu P''"e' '"e system Against sudden at
DIlRRnorA, CHol Ma. Mo,,r.
BILIOUS CHolc PrysR AND Aaps
Bear in mind. l. !. Powerful p.nfse1.n ,s,,s,s snv.
pIsep
- afs ne. and theory
ss., Any r 1nn attack. The dose.
snce over diseased action;
Hhtumasn'.. In four hours
Hearsisia..... in one hour
Di.ha, n stses a.1 minutes,
a0o. hi,aehe.........,,,..-...ip one second,
S S;, lead ache in az minutes,
Nttl
Shhplans In I've minutes
T oa. ,nnoA' .....--.. 10 four minutes,
sPistL CoArAIsrs stn joints Cuts Bruises. Wounds, P,o,
BITES Choi "a horbu Dysenary Tic aud ali
Complaints where there palms. DIT RuI,r
will inaniy stop the pain, quickly the d,rase
r. r. r. DIsCOyHRY-No2
R4DHAl'S RENO "a TING RESOL VKNr
an. SSfs and n T SSu, a.
nst dose tsken the patient will health en
s''
FOR ALL HUMoRs
n, most i"n and corrupt humos will few days. yield
" 80 O'' "s ~ 'N nA'
The loaihsome Sore, UIcer. No,.. a~.ut,.- a.
most s''"'' ~"a s'e
FRIGHTPIL SKIN DISEASES
nave oeen cured In few days by Railways
Nen pleasant TO take and the able
sensation OF sickness ut stomach.
CHRONIC DISEASE
nat nave been lingering In the system
ehng TIE bohes proratng the MUSCLES for twenty
years have been radically by ndwn Iic
solvent. ~
persons Elected with weak liberated Lungs Tubecuies
Bronchitis Hacking Dry Cough, Difficult Breathing or Splitting
hadwnys Hrno, niInR rsolyent will In short time remove
All obstructions from the mpar strength
aud ,onndness tn the weak AID diseased lungs.
m no euicine In present use that has made many
check the Iayages Of decay. '
dieasts by u.iny the Rrno,.iIng itrsoI,r.t; Wv ''"s
Chronic Rhtumatsm, Tic Dooreux. Gout,
s0r fsl,, White sweliings, Ricketts,,
Hacking dry Cough, Skin Diseases, IIropchI,
DANGEROUS Affections, Hip Diseases, Consumption
syphtic Complaints Penale Complaints Liver Complaints
D'seu'nB VI "e Lungs, Dyspepsis, Water Drash.
900 FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
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-rns, vrxarprr t,,,,A,y-S,,' r.s...,.

Gr1sN gfsA&sfir CosRANy-sss raa.tsA
IAi. u. N.nsl 49,, ~
ner Pm SS IL rASia, osetsln l.nes sayncss ss'a'
ner CITY or RfCHkOHD Captain Z. Mitchell 49,,
One Of these splendid will leave Rehrond for fhA
dePha Wednesday at high touching cv Point
philadelphia "wednesday, 10 O'clock arriving ~
Richmond Saturday morning. which days they vii dis
charge their
splendid expressy for this hns
exeron has combine strength and speed
They provided 9Th "Sanc Patent Metallic Lie soau:e,
hrsrate tables every attention paid BY Aommoda
the comfort Of and the prstssen OF
FARE REDUCED.
Passage .htoesh 70 Ne. York. and found 90
Passage to PhAdephiA and found, Dat cAein) W
Do do rot found, Csnd eabnJ. .,......... 90
New would consult their interest ~ taking
this independent Of being the cheapest and safes 10
by far the most pleasant route.
his line entered into to forward goods
through with disrateh. 2
For freight or passaye, appyto
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-, kESElt AND AGlE,
yAR EDWARD BLEECKEKs sTAMpIDE MIvrupr -
,,i inc rss, aud Ague Chaxrcs Fever, pysprp.a ana ali


The Proprietor o. this Medicine state ~hou, ~
eaI OF eonuAdiction that the STAMPEDE xTT7I'PE b,.
per on shss has been introduced any other
The above nh.
Arsenic nor Quinne In nil Of IN.
perfectly healthy character aud highly stimulating and IN
oranE In Their tendency. Persons using tb
nS DC affected by exposure to .ater Atmosphere no
han Sen IN their usual health section. m ,hs
% where The Aguc prevails will do adopt th mrd
% ~ he Is not obliged To lay by while
they may be assured Of speedy PIopri,to cop,
thousands OF certificates the hrh. ~
.peAo put prefers saying to the sick ana Won
,he iniahee proof yourself Pull lis use
be at the ONCE showing where this M.I
cine has Cured when all others hsv. failed. ~
FOR Dyspepsia AMI all Billion,
better Medicine In the market ''> - "'' Il"
II has been the In,
tablespoonful twice day. AAeA
Price 81 per bottle. Wv s' h'ee''-
adas. ' " >'s '"''eu o'o'es anu can-
Al wholesals orders addressed TO NEED BIErcKrp
sole Pronretors, % broadway, New York
p HoSr.k1s a ADiE GRAY and DFeNErT RrERs
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HNUOFNS, He'll. n GU, No. II FcnrI NJ.
GREAT STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER FO.
REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
N{E received ready exhibit Goods
w this season, and Is greatest
commanding have offered
goods ths season. largely,
believing to be to the ourselves and customers at Thu
this greatly exceed the demand and
Of hrst class goods forced the
auction New York Boston, principally
upon American markets both for Foreign and Domes Goods
the this tee SHst,
and Pulled Cloths made Stanton Va offer these
popular Goods favorable tes expect
good stock O hand through the
We invite and their
lions, pro-
missing good bargains Terms s usual
sell BROOKS. REIL co.
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NERVOUS PEOPLE
r. n. R-pIscovERY NO. Q.

shouIu take hadwhys henoNnng HesOlysnt
most nervous weak gloomy and victims OF
per bottle. " " " "
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HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1881

FALL IMPORTATION, 1881
r. Masst go 4s21szi IS %1iis fs
S:sS. RlI.:.
iyST! Ss ri s. and Fork
Rano, Wade butchers. Rodgers are.ve.
scissors .sf
sns and er ssi %osn Tss
race, Halter, Les, Wei, Tinh and Tongue Chains
sss M sss S s.ss,
SPADE. and shovel: SSs. ,Es.iaad and other make
and D ssrs- Plates
c.s,ins. HOrse shoe, and Horse Shoe N.i!'
HORSE Collars, Blind Birdie, and Hsne.
Bride rilinss, we.,ed Rein. and Girths
Planes, chi,sl:, Anger. ana r,e.. an hind,
F cp '''d
Hay sna good. usual. in
bic terms
aent, Visiting hi, city, and f.pesuy invite
to Of our O , a. =, are de- sa1Ssan ss
P. s. Orders promptly and carefully attended to-
NALL. HARDWANE.-we arc now 10 reesiPt Of .
fresh of Goods eonsne OF Pocket and Table ts,srg
nrnDNo N,Tssai, such Less, Hase' N.I, A.
.na. %.S%ni.,. and Farmers a,e With
Foreign Domestic suitable the want:
Country Trade Also. and fresh stock Of
HARDWARE, consisting OF Bs strup, Buckles. kc-
Wsssas wSP! 's' Patent 'a
made direct from the manufacturers
| Europe aud America upon favorable terms. -
Having the experience Of the 20 so OF the
Of the country trade We a,er ourselves upon keeping Tho
Hardware suitable the demands OF the Nr
n North Carolina Merchants to be found In
| apy In the United States
We respectfully invite examination Of stock and prices
others visiting this market feeling the
that satisfy the largest class Of eus,ome
| SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
Importers OF Hardware, No % Pearl street
| and a Hp..uy ClOtI. Au22
| VUy0 MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE rtDi.lt.-
have resumed business account. and
ceving handsome Goods Hardware line
shall add stock from week to week until get
will be fresh AID clean, having dispcsei
goods therefore, politely and respectfully in
yr friends and the public TO call
old stand Is Main tcnierin: each personal
when they shall please to call on me- , -
| TiE0 ROBERTSON,
| Importer OF Hardware and Cutlery,
| anl6 No. Is Main street.
| HHACIIINE HEI.TING.-AnO,her'u supply Of very supe-
w Patent Stretched Leather Betting various widths
Machine Shops Flour Mills Threshng Machines. Saw mis- Ae
i for sale q. }. SlNTOS
| aui Sign Of the Circular sss 81 Main street
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aIgEE &a

HfagEE ~ -
ESReAI sua .,ss.., ,,ail houIA-As- and ComsoIa.
IN b,r srhcdaes-T tcice Daily from Richmond 90 N-f
ri ,i AID Bdgyd9e Through ne CT
OF washington, RItiore and Philadelphia, free 81 e-tTd
18th Of the following quick AID
fortsbe the inland route between
richmond and New daily 6 o'clock,
N O'clock P NJ arrive In New York daily at A. NJ aud
et.M ...o
I'd ....................... 70
aPhladelphiA LIST {" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Between PhiadelphiA York. ave daly at %
each nrs class and u oe and u ford
class do 49,. n,,. ,,>,. -.
ot,er information, apply at the ticket ONCE. 49, -
through named above with the
through tickets direct be obtained
and Ohio Railroad Company In Wash.
will not stop to take up OF put down pas
following staonsHung Cottage Tsy
iorsvie Junction. Chesterfield Pole Cat Milford, Guneys,
Fredericksburg and Br,okes X,
daily operation between Wash
OF which traveller
through been delayed Washington hAs
o his journey to any point north OF That place
aul5 RUTH, Agent OF Transportahon.
SADDLERY dc-The subscriber respectfully his
the public generally that he has taken the store
two doors Co.. where be found
selection Of article in Saddery
lie nsitcrs himself that having hNi
can be relied on business have added the
Horse and Mule Collars which will
Ier as low as can be purchased at the North.
their interest 20 call and
themselves all OF which will sell low or cash. or on
mh;sLdu JOSEPH II. ooLoUIrT, Agent.
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSTiIP.-T .ubscri.
~ hers have this Day entered nto Copanship
the reliant Tailoring Business the old smith
opposite the Pest Office We thanks public
past tavor and hope by attention and
tnsanre Of the the literally
tended 70 each individually We
iecc stock Of gcods consisting OF the Variety which We
request our patrons to call and examine.
wM. I. SMITH,
myl5 SAMUEL g. BIiRCu
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THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond his thanks
his friends who have conhd,d their business the
LIN0s. n W. TALLEY.
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u.
8s Ann Street and 1U2 Nassau Street,
New York. U. 9.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE ICE Wood Street C3,aDstI Lon5o,
HASs'As1Ssr, ~ nd,Id Street, Aanche.ter England.
o. Co are establishing Depots for Of "The Pro-
In All parts Of America Physicians Surgeons Drugr,
Dry GOODS Merchants Hattes Ainers also en-
furnishing oreReepers with the whole
r anu rsa distribution OF them, most ber.
terms are nered for their
opens 70 them for safe and profitable business
~, Nums, Apply TO HARCOURT, BRADLEY A CO.
Ann
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ETNA AND PROTECTI0N FiEE INsURANCE CONPAyTgs
"A or HdRTFORD, CONHECTJCUT-ADency at Rit5.
mondThese Conpahi,s continue against loss n, ar
age are Dwelling Houses. Furniture Manufacturing Establish
ments Merchandise and all kinds
most favorable terms Any losses which
and iiberaity. ~ H. HAiDyyIN -, ,"'P'-
ja3O ias Nj. a. 's.''
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receiving aud for SALE Fits Horse Powers and TlTa.r,
complete, which beg leave attention OF IN.
nso !! II Grants Bamloroughs, Doys Runyan aud Montgo
Agricultural Ware House and Seed Store. " " '"
T.. JAMES A. LTPsCOMB
No p..rI
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aUACHINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply Of very
w Patent Stretched Leather Betting various widths for
Machine Shops, Flour Mills Threshng Nehinrs Saw w Ae
for sale by G. J. slNroN CO.,
aulI Sign Of the Circular Sss. 81 Main street.
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language the representatives of great people in the
rious departments of the governments Il is practical
comment upon the necessity of vigilance the part of all
true friends of the Union.
This Connecticut representative Of New England treason
pleased with the opportunity and with the mpuny al
lowed TO him of insulting the American people in the
American Senate, goes on in the following strain
Referring to the ugitive-slaye law, ne says
alt conceived in sin, shapen In inquty, and baptized
blood 1t has rival in its savage brualitynothing in
the code any civilized nation to compare with it, but tow
ers alone detesabc preemnence of atrocous unmt
gaed vany will never afront the constitution of my
country so much hold up this fighul Gorgon before
it, and ask the question, Is it constitutional? Rather will
assist drive back bowling 10 ills native hell If it would
not be terrible fncton the damned Tell that
nv constitutional oath imposes obligation upon obey
this internal purn the Decd the behest, defy
the authority As free fathers intended their children
should the slavehunter and the bloodhound for the
they baqueathed such inheritance
Of crime, brutality, and shame.
The constitution which to observe and maintain
was ordained establish Justice and the blessings Of
liberty and in accordance herewith expressly declares
that erson shall be deprived Of life, liberty property
pitaom due process of a BY this stand; by this viii
be judged.
BY tory renegade who absconded England perpetate
his vindictve fasehood the Blueaw State but by the
blessing of God the progeny which he left behind
him shall asten upon her the dnmnng nfamy of the
back-lsw State"
This Mr. Gillette 10 one of rabid school than
the senator from Massachusetts Mr. Sumner who appeals
violence against the law than the Ohio representa-
tive Mr. Giddngs, who is eager to enforce upon the
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NEW ORLEANS AND FILLIBusTERIsM.

The New Orleans Delta of the 3oth ult in Announcing
that the grand jury had concluded their abors and had
failed to make any presentments against fibusters re-
joces as follows,
We rejoice in this result with special JOY, because sus-
tans and usties the declaration made ago. that
earnest and jealous whole people behalf
Cuban independence there intention violate
law the honor of the nation no one say that the
subject has not been thoroughly inquired into Read Judge
Campbelfs charge Was there stronger charge-one
sweeping in its construction and its denunciaton
every form Of dbuserism2 Then read the of the
grand jurors embracing nineteen Of siurdes
reliable czensgentlemcn of sagacity energy of fearless
determination and high of honor and duy-and YOU
cannot doubt that if flibuserism had local habitaon
name in this city 1t would be hunted down. caught
exposed, and punished There is the energetic spirit
ed and asue district attorney wide awake everything
that going Can imagine how such fragrant Of
fence could eiude BIS olfaetores gt
1t certainly hnsy in the Delta TO assume that there
is bustesm In New Orleans because the grand jnry
have failed find bills of Indictment In another article
the same paper gives the following Of Gen Quit
mans appearance before the grand jury and his response
to their nterrogatories
The district attorney handed to the General printed
circular which purpored to contain report Of meeting
held at unnamed place. relative the island of Cuba
and Of certain eloquent speeches delivered that occasion
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A TEST DECIDED.

Col Bentons friends in ST. Louis county, Missouri in
formally seeding from the democratic party started
mode Of organization for that region The various asp-
rants for nominations the Benton ticket required
announce their in advance, accompanied with
pledge Of eaity Linn preliminary to being voted for by
the Bentonians Among those aarirsns for local Office
was Mr. Watson the gentleman whom Col benton insisted
the administration must appoint postmaster AT ST. Louis
and whom it sad the people desired to have APP
pointed Mr. Watson issued handb addressed to the
Pentonans making an issue with the administration and
calling for rehnke of its action. In that handful he
said
protest against this OF the Executive outrage
upon the democracy of this city and county ISL LOUSY
&c. ~
This handful was printed in German and English and
extensively circulated We learn that great efforts
made TO secure large for Mr. w, that it might be
made to appear that the people of St Louis in favor
of his appointment and opposed to the administrations
ton The result was that Mr. Watson, with all the aid
that could be brought bear in his favor poed only
about one-nnth of the Benton yoebeing the hndmost
Of the four aspirans for the local ofcea nomination
which be sought
So ends the first Benton effort to procure popular
against the administration in the State of
Missouri
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

II was no sooner announced Congress had resolved
to adjourn on the 4th of August than certain journals
which have labored assiduousy for months to excite pr
dice in the public mind against the administration and to
distract and weaken the democratic party assumed that
none Of the important business pending could be carried
through and that Congress would be chargoable with
having neglected certain great interests before that
body The following remarks by the Detroit Free Press
are in different spirit and they will be read with in
tcrest:
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Both houses of Congress
have agreed adjourn Friday, the 4h Of August An
early adjournment is in oil respects desirable but the mem
bers will have to practise industry than they have yet
done to get through with the indispensable business their
hands by the time named 1t is matter Of fact, however,
that business is often accomplished during the ten days
prior to the adjournment of Congress than during two
months of session. When day of adjournment is fixed
it worked up and business sometimes despatched too
hastily, instead of not hastily enough
There have up this time been thrtyone public acts
and eleven joint resolutions passedsome of hem as the
Nebraska BILL of important character. still larger
number of bills probably be passed before the adjourn
mcnt The session will have been marked in the his
tory of the country Il il questionable whether at
sion BEFORE many great national have been be-
fore Congress- Among these mEy be enumerated
| the following
which we pay millions for route to the Pacific large
accession Of territory, exngushment Of certain Mexican
against the states the treaty
upe Hidalgo and other advantages and
reciprocity and fishery treaty between Great Britain
and the United States and intended particularly for
the benefit the East.
The anpexaton of the Sandwich islands, said to have
been partially determined upon by authority given to
commissioner to accept the position Of protector
treaty between the United States and Japan, by which
three ports of that kingdom to be opened to Amer
lean commerce.
tThe acquisition Of Cuba.
"The reorganization of the navy, and the establishment
of apprenticeship system for the increase Of seamen
IA modification Of the tariff and the building OF the Pa
cifc railroad.
0The withdrawal of the African squadron, and the adop
ton Of for the protection of the merchant marine
our coast, te
possible that the annexation Of the Sandwich islands
may be before the ADJOURNMENT but the Cana
reciprocity treaty will be likely to lie over n next
winter reorganization of the navy is exceedingly desra-
be No modification of the tariff will be made will
thing be respecting the Pacific railroad Wsook CON
deny for the passage of river and arbor appropriation
BILL"
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by certain alphabetical gsntsmen The General very oool
Inspected this document after which he asked he knew
anything about said meeting Of other meeting which
contemplated any expedition enterprise OF revolutionary
character the island Of Cuba. Thereupon the Gen
ea addressed the grand jury substantially follows
a. GEsrLEmEs l have knowledge Of any act or
speeches OF the character referred OF other con
templatng revolutionary movement in the island OF Cuba
in which have not participated to great extent
other person. have done nothing, however, which, In my
Judgment either awless dshonorabe Ny conscience
clear these points But after the interpretations that
recently been given to the law, submit it to your
honor justice, and proprety be expected TO
any questions relating to such
Certainly not, remarked several of the jurors Iii
your pleasure then, gentlemen will retire., said the Gen
ers you can CO. said the foreman, If he regretted to
part with the Generals and thereupon the gallant gentleman
bowed himself out"