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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

PITTsBURGu, Nov 25.-The Centennial Anni-
versary was observed with the geatest enthu,
siasm. Busiuesz was entirely suspended The
procession was the largest, most gorgeous and
imposing that ever paraded our street and was
one hour and a qgarter passing given point
city and neigl 6orhood; revolutionary and SOL
diers of the war of 1912; the Mayor and other
officials Of the city and county; various trades
represented 10y large numbers of operatives
with appropriate Banners cmbIems and devices;
firemen, odd fellows, turner's, benevolent and
literary and other civic societies; large numbers
Of Of strangers present, and some prominent pub.
this afternoon lay Hon. a. W. LOOMS, VIM.
Wilkins, and Others at the Duquesne Depot of
the Penna, Railroad, which is located on the
site of old Fort Duqnesne.
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nnR LADRaD MRWat

INTERESTING q PROFITABLE. TO. EVERY ONE,
consequence Of the hard times, have concluded to
make greatreduction in the selling price my goods
SHALL 1.-THE time, offer ofte greatest bargains
In several articles received direct from auction
CALI0OES, with the exception of English and Merrmack
at1Oc per yard.
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never retailed for lesstan
20 cents at only 1S cents and all others proportion
EU-l offer good assortment, and at prices to suit
NIUsLINs Bleached and Brown, rs per cent less
than any other house.
MILLINERY GOODs-A complete assortment, very-Iov,
Soth Wholesale and reta row Ruches at 1ec, at
ESiBRoIDERIES-I oblige myself to sell IS per cent
cheaper than any other house in the city Of wheengo
any other place.
GHINTZEszWorth Sic. at 20 cents.
CLoARS AND SHAWLS In every variety, and cheaper
than any other house.
sILKS very good article Black silks at 5oc and
late style OF fancy silk, worth and sold everywhere for
LINENs-An rricle worth 75c at only 45c
PARAMETToS AND FRENCH MERINOS-Of every coli
or Al price, lower than offered before; plain
very fine quality, such sells at 25c. for lSsa
MD GLOHkS-Another los OF those extremely cheap
In short, viii sen all any of my goods to suit these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
nov 123 Main street Union
NHAqARoNIs Farriua, Vermictlli, Com StarCh Pearl
III Sage, Pearl Barley, sarddes SapSago Cheese Pic-
less brandy Peaches Preserves ees with large assort
ment OF FlaEortns Extract in store and for saIeb By
oetsO w. A. EDWARDS BRO
JUST RECEIVED, ne lot of A. Morton Co q Justly
~ celebrated Pens, long nibs, nbs and new art
Gle, just introduced, called the medium nib can and
You cannot fan to be suited in Gold Pens, at
5 octlt-4Ene =. O. oRRsS.
NRAs-we have on hand large assortment Of the hest
Il OOlong and Green Teas be found in any market
GetE0 W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

Sheep Kitlsd.-on Sunday night last
week. some dogs got into the sheep-fold of Mr..
William Bebout, of Washington Co. Pa, and
killed twenty outright and wounded twenty
others so badly that they cannot long survive.
They were of superior quality, and the loss
will fall heavily upon the owner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

BosroN, Nov 25.-The weather is very pleas
ant to-day and thanksgiving generally observed
All business suspended
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

ISDIANAro11s, Nov. 25.-Monsieur Ferguson
& Co.'S slaug.sr house, in West Indianapolis,
was destroycd fire last night including about
200 dressed he's Loss about $4,000. No in
surance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26
400 BROAD srRKrr. pm1A. Pa

APO BROAD STREET, Pm1A. Pa
(EEtraet) In lifting kettle from the re it be-
came unanSgeable, tilted over and scaldcd my hands
very severely almost to crisp twas awful sight
The Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pain It
healed rapidly, without soreness, and left of
count. Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER.
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lininlent is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules-Mr John Da-
nierman, Montgomery, Ala, sold a slave for
$3.50 who was raised from utter uselessness by
this Liniment, Every family should have it
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Lnimenf and take no other
soll by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
for rs cts. SO cts. and $780, Per Bottle
= hs.4RsV:IsS 4 E8.aRH, M. y:
T. II LOGAN { co. land. LAUGuLINs q BUsEIFIRLT
Agents for welding sst je9 WY ,d1tw IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

ST. LOUIS, NV. 25.-The South Pass cores
between the Crow and Snake Indians on the
27th ult, in which ten of the former were
Killed. The 6at grew out of the thieving pro-
pensities of tbl rows.
Attorney Gen Wilson passed South Pass Oct.
2St. Wcathcr sever. Large numbers of cattle
dying OF the roal. The mail for Salt Lake
packed through in consequence of heavy snow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

DEEP RIVER, COXS., July %, 1855.
M Leayeaworth have been troubled with dan
began TO come out, scurf and hair together saw in a
New Haven paptr about woods Hair Restoratve as a
cure called at your store the LIST April last and
purchased one bottle to try it, and my sa;sfac-
ton u was the ng removed the new hair be-
gan to grow 1t new two three in length lcere
q SeGs az 9g have great faith in It. wish you
me two bottles more by Mr. POST bearer OF this don't
know as any OF the Kind is used in this place. you may have
a market for many bottles after it is known here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

PITTsBuRGu, Nov. 25.-Riycr 8 feet Z inches
by metal mars nearly alta stand. Weather
cloudy and cold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26
HORSES CATTE

* VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr. S, LATCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes 50 That the
morse considered worthless This case was SPAWN
but since the free of the Mustang Lnment have
sold him for $3.50 casl. Your Eminent has been doing
wonders up Ilere.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

~ The local of the Cleveland Pldindealer
advances the opinion with great seriousness
and elaboration that "the sensation of man
who dashed his head wildly against feathered
bolster would differ from that of a man who
performed similar operation against pile of
cobble stones" Very likely. However, the
experiment can easily be tried
From the same source VIC learn that Mr..
Gleason, of the Line-ot- Battle-Ship, is not the
author of Hamlet, tragedy. He wrote .'The
Female Pirate" but did not write. Hamlet
Hamlet was written by talented but unscrupu-
lous man named Macbeth. afterwards tried and
executed for 'pnurdering sleep" We hope that
generous and discriminating public will not
permit such industrious and laborious research
rs is here shadowed forth, to go unrewarded.
10 Some engineers on the Pittsburgh aud
Cleveland Railroad have been arrested and
bound over in Steubenville, for running trains
through that city faster than the law allows
Several persons have made narrow escapes with
their lives in crossing the track, owing to the
rapid running through the city.
He There has been but little change in the
river sinceyesterday morning. The Com. Per
ry had anchored her fats in the river, and was
taking in freight for below. The weather was
moderating and cloudy, indicating more falling
weather.
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EE.M3..
SUFFER.

The PoPulqrity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
llNiMeNT {, is ,coextensive with the civilization
OF the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-tlris cures. Family Physi.
clans, Government Hospitals, Naval DISPENSE
tories, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, LiYery-men,
dc, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men. ts5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

YISCENsEs, Il. :, June go 1883.
PROF. o. j. WOOD: As you about to manufacture
and Vend your recently discovered Hair viii
states Tor 1t may concern, that used It
and known others to use have, years.
been in the habit of using other that
find yours vastly superior any other know 1t en-.
trely cleanses the head of dandru months
proper use viii restore PERSONS hair original
youthful color and texture, giving healthy soft and
glossy appearance; and all this, without iscoIoring the
hands that apply the dress which Jrops. IouI
therefore, recommend its every OF haT
ing a fine color and texture to their hair. 49,
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietars. 812 Broadway, N Y,
Tin the great N Wire Railing stabljshmebt and ia
Market street, st. Louis, NO. " - -
dees-d,t-w&w-lyAa oct26-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

-Accideat.-A Mrs. Hager met with a
painful accident at Littlefon Station, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, the other day, by falling
down pair of stairs. She was not expected
to recover, though there are still sanguine hopes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

az Really Capital Production!-The CO.
lebrity ofGayetty's Medicated Paper for the wa
ter-closct, is rapidly being extended throughout
the United States. 1t is one ofthe best articles
of chemically poisoned white paper, and paper
stained with pile producing printers ink. tits
a sure cure and preventive of piles. This may
be relied on. 1t is as fine and light as bank.
note paper, and as tough as stout wrapper.-
Nothing of more value and utility was ever be-
fore offered to the public 1000 sheets cost on
y 81. 500 sheets 80 cents. Each sheet of the
genuine contains the name ofJ @. Gayetty,
water-marked. Get the wonderful article from
any of the druggists, or from the proprietor, No.
Al Ann staeet. It is sent by express from that
place to any part of the United States. Try it,
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ARCTIC ys. MUSTANG


ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.
iaydiops and impudent eard recently published BY
The prOPrstors Of The Mustang, 70 can for some
controversies and have always aY9ded them We shall In
ded To IS e f9R S5 qsgT The p
has 2selatag origin these 9siltsrested GEN.
tory FOR us to follow but states that Dr. Bragg had
nectIon the Mustang and would not hold bimSef re-
sponsibe for is detorated quality for the njures
SsS Dr. Sc oBy which Rsl
esss 9S the Imminent
been owned by Oliver 4. Bragg and n. Butrowes doing
only connection Dr. Bragg had with 1t was in the sim
plsfact that he nventedit ~ NM XII n =
Of pesRc ana its sat feasonabis 10 o1o
teat IN ms matpFed manhood he could produce
The instantaneous BragPT Arctic Imminent
such was the ets s S4sa 1g
Seen introduced six months 1t had superseded other
niments including the Mustang. The meantime sDp
rious article OF the Mustang made It's apptafAnce In e
market put up externally exactly like genuine had
been by Dr. Bragg but unlike atty possible
Dr. Bragg was constantly annoyed By letters various
persons who had used this injurious ar
Gle OF tue MGsanE complaining OF effects under
me that he was H.
1t to be his duty to set the matter
fore the public in card announcing no further
conntctionWtth IT. that was his affair, with
nothing to do The walnut of the Mustang that
they are well known TO the business community most
they are too well known Their motive in the card alluded
they dislike to see their csapy made
article greatly its SUPERIOR which they affect to con-
sldeS iaure notwithstanding this afecIatibn, they
ereu large sum for its suppression, and failing that
are howeNpendtng much money newspaper cards. In
ment is a failure The public easily sulIed
81 suppose and can readily comprehend that
II 1t We're such failure these interruptions persons
tend they would he the last to disturb quiet oblivo
Of their own artlce and well they be- for
sy EnSR Ss an SgSe to attain the substantial eel
INTRINSIC value capable of and
hence their only hope Is in abusing people nav
De DE TERED from tytng we'll assured that they cnce
tested Its merits they couldnever again be Induced TO uso
the pstan In conclusion, claim that the Arctic Lin.
ment y the best offered to the public,
u viii bear trtumphantly every may be apred
TO IT. - BRAGG q BURRoWEs,S
q z4 5 Sole Propretors, st. Louls, Missouri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

AGE AND DED1LlTY.-As old age comes creep
ing on, it brings many attendant infirmties.-
Loss ofappetite aud weakness impair the health,
and unhappy In cases where old age adds its
influence, it is almost impossible te add vigor
aud health and although many remedies have
been tried, all have failed, until Behaves HoL-
LAND BITTERs were known and used In every
case where they have been employed they have
invariably given strength and restored the appe-
tile. They have become great agent for this
fering from loss of appetite and general debility.
In eases of long standing chronic diseases, they
act as charm, inyigorating the system, thus
giving nature another opportunity to repair
physical injuries.
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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RWEUJIE.RTTS,W

of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons. swellings, Burns Bites, Boils,
Chaps Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
HORSES CATTLE, sc.
such as Ring-bone, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll=Eyil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued
aud cured by the
MUSTANG LINTNTENT.
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WFREI3 MD zSsl ID h
,OU HAVE AIM GAIN

If y OU HAVE Any RsAIN,
RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS R6ItA.
IYsIs, OLD SORES, soAID HEAD RuRlss AND
soALDs. sTIPF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS,
PILES, OR oUTANEous DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OFsR
RRAEG'S ARCTIC .lEENENI RNT.
And gesiaths United stntes JonEn,.I free.
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f ~ Remena6er the ball tonight of the Ger
man Rifle Company. 1t will be grand and
entertaining affair.
lzs IL 8oR-The MoFgantown Star says.
that couple Of responsible gentlemen of JEFF
ferson county, Va, have purchased the Times
and Gazette Office, and intend publishing q
Democratic paper at Wheeling.
On Friday eDen5ng temperance meet.
ing at Bellair was largely attended, and was adj
dressed by Henry Echols, Esq, of Wheeling
The Committee appointed at former meeting
reported in favor of organizing an a fashioned
Washlngtonian society.
~ Dsqd--Major Ar.nisted Beckham,
prominent citizen Of Allegheny city and Warden
Of the Western Penitentiary, died at his resi-
idence in that city on Wednesday. He was a
native of Virginia and once Master Armorer at
Harper's Ferry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

s,=s BOLJING CLOTHS
ORDERS for Boiling Cloths filed Mt the lowest cash
" prices by [nov19l SMITH & GoRRELL.
UTRAW AND STALK CuTTERS.-A new and very su.
~ perior article for sale by
noyl9 SMITH 3 GcRRELL.
(NoRN AND COB MILLS constantly on hand and for
~ sale at Manufacturers prices by
novl9 SMITH &. GnRRRII.
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-l.IIWtIE}O4f1TrDU-
LAUGHING BuEHFIEIB Agent Tor n 6seiinss Va
q dalsobyT II. Logan Co., BundenbefE Sha ISfnf.
gigts generally. ses5 b 80 mis- -
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CAUTION

The great popularity OF Afbn
many which the guard pur-
chasing BE not 10 bpy anything else unit Won
have given Hclandi Bitters6 fair trial ono
VIII you how Infinitely superior IL e to ~
Sold at 81 Copper bottle skbottIes for co. 6y f6
60k6kt0pFEGt0FS, = BEffJAndGN PAGE. JR 4 his
Manufacturing md nt,s.rf..s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-26

VIM. Alden Grst mate of the American ship
Oliver Jordan, vas murdered at Sidney on July
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T. H LOGAN & co, land. LAUauLINs q BUsuFIELD
agents Tor Weelins Et. je9 WY ,d1tw "a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25
From Wa shingtan.

New YORK, Dec. Il.
The Irtbaae correspondent says Il
movement will soon be made in Congress.
authorizing the President to send Com
missioner to Mexico, to negotiate trea-
ty Of alliance with Juarez, giving him
material aid in consideration, OF CONNER
cial advantages aud accession of Territory
can be gained.
Mr.. Gushing is talked of for Commits
sioner.
The Crittenden Convention arrived at
no conclusion as to their presidential can
didate Senator Simmons, of X. l., was
foremost, and made speech
1t was unanimously agreed that the
Republican organization must be main
tanned.
1t is reported that Douglas letter de-
cllning the nomination for the Presidency
rciterates his adhcrancc to the Democratic
organization, and avows his intention to
support the Charleston nominee. lie will
take an early occasion in the Senate to
defend his position
Certain parties experienced 10 mail
conveyances, are maturing proposition
10 transport the eutire California mai,
newspapers and letters, overland, in TWEEN
ty days within the limits of the United
States asking for no extension for any
failure TO transport within the given
time, nor special protection against the
Indians
The irigate Niagara is ordered to be
ready for crulze as soon as possible.
The journal IF Commerce publishes
dispatch received from Washingtoa by a
gentleman of this city, which states that
orders have been sent to Captain McIn
tosh not TO allow any REIN feet to in
terfere with the filiibusters on the sehoon.
er Susan, but to resist interference at
any risk.
The Secretary Of the Treasury adver-
tises for proposals to be received unit;
the 24th OF January, for loan Of sl0,-
900, 900, under act of June last. Tie
balance in the Treasury is S4,641 900
Receipts last week sI,3l6,0OO. Amount
of drafts paid, $780, 600, increase oser
the amount in Treasury on the week pre-.
yious s5i7, 200.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune gives an account Of the English
and Montgomery fracus, furnished b. him
self, which differs materially from t. at
tclegraphed on Saturday Mr. Ms ac-
count is fully corroboruted by Mr.. Couch
and Daniel Cox, who witnessed the af.
fair, and who state that Mr. English
spoke, saying chow are you Mr.. Mont
gomery." Mr.. NJ. neither spoke or paid
any attention to the salutation, but pass.
ed on down the avenue Mr. Engiish
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0cn. Jones.

1t seems that from some cause or 9TH
or, Geo. w. Jones, Democratic Senator
from Iowa, has been writing letter to
Hon. s. A Douglas, Democratic Senator
from Illinois. We have not seen the
whole letter, but having seen portion of
it We have great desire to rsad the rest.
The following extract we find in the
Davenport Ga@ette.
This, sir, is the third time that you
have made "injdmoasly Jatsc" accuse
tons against me, and tn I | have been
compelled to fastcn the lie upon you. -
Though you may, at the sacrifice Of Dem
ocratic organizations, have effected tri-
umph in your own State, as you say, 'oscr
executive and Congressional dictation,'
| can but look with contempt upon any
fame or position you have acquired by u
union with white spirits and black, blue
spirits and gray Black Republicans
South Americans disappointed Office
seekers, &c, as do upon the miserable
resort to opprobious epithets connected
with my name, but covered with a con-
tingency which gave you sure escape
GEN. w. JONES.
The fight is one in which we are not
particularly interested, j, G. We don't care
much which whips. That one will whip
the other, is pretty sure, and that the
Republicans will whip the one is as sure.
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stepped after him few steps, aud struck
him from behind with his cane q very
heavy blow OH the side Of his head
Montgomery turned on him. English
stepped back and drew his sword cane,
as though about to stab, when Mr. Mont
gomery stepped back into the avenue and
caught up piece Of brick. English was
running when Montgomery threw the
brick aud it hit him on the heel or lower
part of the leg. Mr.. nj. went back for
another stone, and English run rapidly
away up l4th street, and when Mr. NJ.
came hack English had run half = square,
and was beyond his reach. We were
the only persons close BY. We saw and
heard all that passed. Mr.. Montgomery
did not speak until after he WIS struck
Mr.. Thomas ksimer corroborates the
above. English has been held to bsil
for assault. Montgomery face is badly
bruised he has kept his room since, at
tended BY physician. MIR. NJ. had al
ready twice passed English on Saturday
without speaking.
Senator Wilson will introduce on Mon
day, a Pacific Railroad Bill, the provis-
ions of which are substantially as follows:
The President and Senate to appoint civ
il Engineers who within two years shall
locate the route from the Missouri to San
francisco through the region between the
34th and 45th parallel The road 10 be
built BY TIE government provided the
route selected is approved BY the Prssi-
dent, and the funds to be raised by loans
in sums Of not more than million an
nually from the passage Of the act till
the location Of the road. All public
lands between the aforesaid parallel shall
be withheld from sale but shall be open
to pre-. enption to actual settlers, after tho
road is located. The proceeds of the
sales on the lands for $50 miles each side,
shall constitute fund for the construc-
ton of the road and the payment of the
debt incurred for it
Mr. Conner u. s. District Attorney
of s. G., is here At the request of the
Administration. 1t is said to devise
some measure to suppress the Slave trade
on our southern coasts.
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Administration Eetrayrgancc.

The Presidents nlessage-so. far as the
national finances are concerned---is most
incompreL cnsible and cnigniatieal produe.
ton. 1t sent out with IA icct, re OH econ
omy, lays stress upon the Increase OF the
national debt, and affects t. deplvre the
fact that the expenses Of Government arc
greater than its income. But, it is all
aiic tation, and nothing else; for, in ad.
dltlon 70 the ordinary appropriation bills,
II the President were permitted to have
his way, Congress will have to appropriate
this winter millions upon millions for.
l. The purchase OF Cuba
=. Payment to Spain for tho hmistad
negroes.
3. The establishment of an indefinite
number Of military posts in Sonora aud
Chihuahua, aud the support of an army
to occupy them.
1 Inc employment of the army and
navy to open and keep open the Nicaragua
transit route.
.. The employment Of the army aud
navy ior the same purpose, with reiercnc
to the Panama route.
.. The employment of the army and
navy for the same purpose with respect to
the Tchuantepec route.
I. A resort TO war with Costa RIGA
and Nicaragua, ii our demands are not
complied with at an early day.
5. The construction of more war
steamers.
.. The construction by government aid
OF the great Pacific railroad.
lU. Some undefnod BOGUS TO the Dis
trist Of Gslumhis