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Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTIIEN and assist them, by the Paris opti-
~ clan wo0IIN who has arrived from Europe with his
well the manufacture Of good others of the latest m
proved spcctacles and glasses which the
CONCAyE AND CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
warranted affected with weakness
tending to 1t also, SiiORT-SlGIlTEINESS.
who compelled TO glasses those using he
will be suited at first sight Those wonderful
DoUmE-poIIsfED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest Mt the Worlds Fair
their producing cearness and easine OF vision
unknown any other improvements.
Also styles opera spy and magniyng glasses compasses,
sale his store OF Eighth and
Pennsylvania eighth street. No 4s between street and
Nov 2l--dly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


g. G. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
vTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating pablc their
necessary
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
and soom broadway ut No 23i Of Murray
posie the City Hall This enlargement the
their factory
hand all times
proof than other establishment In the world Particular
tenon will be had constructing for private families
with other furniture, for tho security plate jcwey
Also
WIN keep hand money chests
doors and bank vaults Halls powder locks for
ofh doors Joness bank lock Crygers
patent letter lock- without Key
C. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos 135, 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray New York
r. COYIE l. Co. Agents
Washington, d. O.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia
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vxTIscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA coMMIssIo

wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
FANAM Office Main street, next door 10 the Banking House Of
Cole Sumner, \ Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin
prepared to buy, sch, information with regard
lands, lands either
with land warrants Wisconsin Minnesota attend to
the selling leasing dwelling house,,
comnsson 10 make collections taxes examine titles
collect rents, &c. &c.
real estate worth three times the amount OF loaned
to the TO twelve interest paid
nualy Security real Wisconsin Minnesota
than IN New York for the that lands from
2j 10 100 Interest legal Wisconsin, high
cent. and in Minnesota there usury law.
All business and letters c inquiry promptly attended and
rcmtte by mail or TO part Of the country
Feb 1T--6m GEO F.tINAM
the following gentlemen Hon G. wsshbnrne NJ
Mineral Point Wis., Gov Alex W. Hnlnl Madison, Wis.,
T. H. Campbell IL Crosse Wis Hon s ~ Hastings
Hon Thco Roiof, rcceivr U
Hon ~ H. Cossc
Gall Cudgc 9th Judicial crcn) Galcyiilc, Wis
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Tx MARvEL,s ADDRESS To FARMERS.

Donald G. Mitchell ok Marvel recently delivered the
annual address before the Connecticut State Agricultural
Society From condensed report in the Hartford pa
pcrs select the following admirable closing paragraphs
But there is something worth living for, besides
ey That very good but it is not all With the rest
let raise crop Of good ideas While ybu farmers
remember that you men, with duties and responsible
ties Live down the old brutal notion that farmer must
be uncouth, uneducated, and unthinkng plodder
You brought into immediate contact with the great
heart OF civilization You cannot get of the buzz of
the toing world The trill of the wondcr-workng wires
and the rumble of the locomotive he thunder threat of
nations) come TO your nce-sccludcd hill side
Move towards better life. Do not keep your boys
corn-sheng in the long winter evenings Make your
farm place that your and daughters cannot help
loving. Cultivate the trees they Gods messengers.
Dont say that you nothing for looks You do
else why did you build that twostory white house, with
blinds, and cupoa into which you got Or why
did you years ago. carefully brush your coat and pluck
up your shirt collar, when yon starting Sun
day evening" to visit that good woman who shares
your homer
Care much more for books and pictures Don t keep
solemn parlor into which you go but month
with the parson the sewing society. Hang around
your walls pictures which shall tell stories mercy hope
courage, faith and charity. Make your living room the
largest and most cheerful in the house Let the place be
such that when your boy has gone to distant lands
even when, ps, he clings to single plank in the
lonely waters of the wide ocean the thought of the still
homestead shall the dcsoation bringing al
ways light hope, and love.
Have dungeons about your house no room you new
er open blinds that are always shut
Don't teach your daughters French before they
weed towerbcd or cling to slcsaddc and, daugh-
ters do not be ashamed Of the pruning knife Bring to
your door the richest flowers from the woods cultivate
The friendship of birds the scamp that levels his
numerous gun at the blucbd the robin Study bot
any learn to love nature and seek higher cultivation
than the fashionable world would give you.
ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE An old African negro,
named Caesar fell into the river day or two since and
was drowned Caesar was relic Of by gone days. lie
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Eight lines or less make longer advertisements "a exact
proportion, and all able ordered ~
wRe viii be s7,. per square each
Insertion daiy, so
cents each Special doabie
t.e foregoing
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IxrHEELER 3 WILSON. Manufacturing O.

NyHEELER & Observation-Disclosures Com
wv pany'simpovcd Sewing Machines, for families, manucc
machines combine all
that have been invented Their increasing sale,
and the approval and communication that they have
cevcd the warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently long hom thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
the undoubtcd advantages that they others
s Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
/ I'd. Unexainplcd and rapidity Of operation
Sd. Noseess
4h The remarkable perfection OF their stitching their appca-
bilty 70 a variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Office No 33 Broadway New York their agencies
In the principal cities of the Union. May 26--ly*
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IubUTHHCc OUHHPNHy INCW
Trinity Bufding, Ill Bsoadpay ae
1NfIE assets OF this company amount to nearly FOUR
II entirely cash. Of which rcs NIT
Iio daays
real the and State Of New York valued NIL
Iions gf dolta,s. aF
The entire profits already amounting million hundred
thousand dollars the property Of the policy holders
TktMs
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving information
piled applying the Office the
FREDK s. WINSTON, President @
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary
MINTURN POST NJ. D., Medical Examiner
May 26--ly-
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Ell Oculista De Paris
ID ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tienna el honor de
LII Ofrcccr los
CABAIILRoS EsPANOIES
cscdo surdo do Epuelos enes, Aneos de Teatro do
Vros Mqucres copos lApceras Punas
de Oro que Artichlos Frincesas.
provisonamentc Eight street. Penn
Precios muy moderados, 10 mismo de Europa.
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TIP THE MEDITERRAN EAN.-PLEASuRE
~ VOYAGE BY THE STEAMER ERICSSON, H. LOwBER.

mtndcr.
The Saturday, May t
O'Clock, The above al Gibraltar s Malta
Aiexnfia days, Jernsaem 15 dayr Citta'
Athens days, Naples days, hcies
experienced traveller viii the hip TO make
who hut have
unless bcrths be prior
April i5 the ship viii be pasd ON another route.
Mar 30--2w
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CONSUMPTION OF FLOUR IN NEW YORK CITY

Our readers will remember that we have from time to
time brought forward estimate of the stock OF wheat
our in this market based upon calculation of the home
m sunpton Of $500 barrels per week, over aud above
the 'ncal production and transient receipts Our last
statme,t was up to the 9th of February, from which
aa,o ,vo con tinuc the summary.
mrrcis.
g,o,, r, rary son, 600
~ 25s, 200
o Observation-Disclosures l,oel, 500
Deduct foreign exports. '-.-'tt,.' aso mo- @
Deduct egh' weeks '0lsampu'n ~ ~, 500
,, 6ps, 500
The actual consumption dependent on this market y
probably about so 900 bbs per week, o which the local
production and transient receipts make up about u0O
bbs per week. leaving So 800 bbs. per week 70 w dc
Quoted from the reported supply We have no prie of
opinion in this estimate but caresl examination 81 te
history the trade has convinced us thai the Dass OF te
statement is close approximation 70 t!e aetmi result
1t may be that during the last few weeks tne R on ~
the local production (cty and neighioring Mills may
have left larger total to be deducted from the pubiisheq
supply but we believe the stock now here 70 o soine
thing over half million barrels During the whole Of
the last autumn we cautioned readers against relying
upon a speculative demand fs flour; and when State
-four declined to 81 81 u.s. and sHany seemed 70 think
that easy fortune to be made w nyesns largely
ut that low rate we again and asain rtpatd the eau
ton The result haB justified reMAfhs, and those
who sneered at the caution then may nevertessE qon-
grstuate themselves il they acted upon its Suggestions
(N X. Journal Of Commerce.
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at NuNs~~
special Notice to subscribers.

lay,nonl subscriptions sau4i M atr ipsat IA any
tho faf VIII always tli i e irrstl
Ndils wa Aa sui
when thes subscriptions abon q eNine
kennces be AT the rsk ot The sube1riter7 ann f
shcr u ia. tn1u.
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(tRAPE SffAWfS-MAD. BRAEMER 334 Alassa-
between 2t streets bIrn,,es and
ceins shaws aud all kinds of laces i9-2~ds
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED By EUGENIo LATLA, ARCHITECT, M s. b. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tsges and farm buildings ONCE, Gothcs Chappaqua
Westchester county, New York.
June 17--du
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities of the world Also
tile credits, for use in Europe, China, &C..
Jan 3l-3md
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FASHIONABLE DRY-GOODS IN NEW YORK
An immense assortment Of scasonabe fabrics constantly
full and attractive stock carpetngs ocloths
tings rugs, curtain curtains gilt
dow shades, Nc, &c, Sc. mach below regular prices
3 - LORD L. TAYLOR,
M 255, 257 259, and POI Grand street,
May 90 -Iy and AZ and ~ Catlarine street
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GEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOr9etOwn. ID. G..

V,HIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' SO long aud favoraby known as conducted by Miss II
English i now under the Of Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted by corps competent and experienced teachers In every
department OF learning. 5 ,,,.,1 ,,,..
ton NAV place their daughters wards here under their own super
vision a many have accustomed To d0e graduates OF ms
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
rnr w,rtic,lars address M, j. NARROWER,
Principal Of tho Georgetown Fomae seminary,
San 70 eotf Georgetown, ID. G.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.

OsyIcE or ,,lx wasaxGsos AQuxDuct,
Washington, March 8, 1858
DROPOSAI1S are invited for the completion of the
Washington Aquednci according plans specifications
wh viii be On exhibition n this Office and after the 10th Of
Bids viii eonpeon the gross
r abe works described In the specifications United
rescrynr whole
works, advantageous upon comparison
portion, only completed appropa
tons available and the win be subject the conn
gency naire appropriations by Congress.
The the right prescribe the
be done and the rate Of progress ser each contract and for each
Payments upon United States Treasury
all payments until the completion
condition Of all contracts that he workmen shall be paid their full
Proposals should be sealed and Proposals and
Materials for the Washington Aqucduc.'
The United States right all bids for
whole Or for any part q the work no, deemed bae
of the work. who give good security for the completion Of their
Every olr must be by wri,tes guarantee signed by
responsible persons the effect that they
obligation within ~, good
caes the completion q the work undertaken
by the Judge
@ "i'su n ~ nd S sIns I Sss, =, Dr. ~ % ae "n'ec' ~ ~ @ s
guaranors gou guarantee.
Bids will be opened in the the bidders the
The be let comprises completion the
the Great Falls; building houses completion
sonry bdges weirs, building distributing reservoir;
peon Of conduit furnishing cast iron pipe building Of two iron pipe
ys . ys olns s from ous s the na nay
ing Of high service reservoir in orseown aud supply Of cement
bricks all other natcrMl- all which
toe made 70 the detailed descriptions and specifications be
hbicd in this Office
specifications and plans exhibited at the letting
should BID IN gross be accepted the monthly payments upon the
him, with the usual reservation until
the entire completion Of tho contract according to the specifications
Proposals should viii COM
pletcd provided Congress apropaes the funds
NJ c. MElGs
Captain Engineers,
in charge Of Washington Aqueduc
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THE STRENGTH OF rns GREAT FowAns In view OF the
probability of the general war in Europe resulting from
the present complications deem fae following state
ment the financial and military and naval
strength Of the great powers Of especial interest
Countries. Annual rcveAue. Debt.
Great Britain -f70, 00O, 600 1st0, ,O00, 900
France O., ,00O, 900 275, 600, 900
Austria rs, 5,O00O 900 Isl. .00a, 900
Russia ------ ---- ~ 900 600 7O.O0O,OOO
Prussia -------------- 15,000500 a2, 900, 900
The military strength of Great Britain France, and
Russia has been materially modified Of ae and it IL diff
cult to state it with precision just at this time Great
Britain is obliged to maintain an immense army in India
and her other dependencies that she could not bring
any considerable military force to bear upon the cont
without the aid of subsidies Her strength there lies
in the of the liberal party of every nation France
has compact and efficient army Of about GOO 600 men
Russia claims army which, upon war footing, num-
bers 1900, 900 men, The Austrian army, upon war
footing, numbers 670oOO that Of Prussia about
525, 900. But neither Austria Prussia has
sources sufficient to maintain such armies in active
vice ass {&3
There arc but three great naval powers. In Deem
bcr 1854, the British fleet in commission and actual
vice consisted OF 142 steamers and l04 sailing vessels
with 63 900 Since that period it has been largely
increased The navy of France is stated to include
vessels than that of Great Britain and it III certain that
since the establishment OF the empire It as been greatly
strengthened During tho Crimean war, however,
all recollcct the force Of the French navy found to
be much exaggerated and it Is certain that France has
not the scamen who after ALL make naval power. The
Russian in 1854 consisted of 81 ships Of the line Az
frgatcs, and s4 smaller vessels, with 62, 900 men,
philadelphia Journal
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PHoToGRApH OIL PAINTINGS,

DROFESSOR ]. Il. CIIURCHIIL Artist, respect
ly ,,hs friends past
mant and solicit. q cinlnnance Of the
Nccarseys Ga,ery No sis rennyysns three
Of ~, street,
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he Ills residence in Franklin Row. corner q and
Thirteenth streets his attention principal
Ly 10 IN United States Supreme Court
1a~-dU
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS-DuvALL
IN ,xo Merchant Tao would call the attention o. their Gus
srs IN tpyrsss and the general 10 the arrival u their
stock q new spring ga among which WIN DC ound
ne sr;or qualities o 0ne thin Cohs black and fancy Cass
,neres md anss irap dFc All which they prepared to
make order in ,er style elegance and fashion
~ " ~ ~ '' - DUvAIi. a. BRO.
Ana,sa,r,v Merchant Talors.
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NTATTHEW> HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at- Law.
lvl Rooms 20, "a, No 1e Wall street, New York
1A--

MATTHEW> HALE SMITH, Counsellor-atl.aw.
lXl Rooms 20, "a No. 10 Wall street, New York
Aug 15--tft
CYRuS W. FIELD & Co., wholesale Paper Deal
No II CHR New York invite the attention Of deal
their stock printing, writing Wrapping
aud all other kinds Of which they offer for sale at the lowest
market prices May 26--1yA
DEN. g. Il. A. WHTTL.OCK q Co.. l3 Beekman
Nassau opposite the Asio House WoIrctor
premium Champagne Cremant Cabinet Importers OF Coenac
Druggists aud Merchants from Oard Dupny
Hnncsscy n Caslon Co.. and other houses Of the highest
sole OF the celebrated bandc in the
proof and flavor of Cognac viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqucur des champs dor s&
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also, exclusive importers OF the tH
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaster Schnapps,
brands Of sherry Madca and Port Wines &C., &c
Aos, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
Co. the exclusive Of this wine, and
shipments by regular pakot and beg those who
trial 10 under their that
will be superior cay of flavor and quality wine at
present imported
BENZ. n. whitock,
Eiw'd A. Whiock,
Fred'k j. Iiavcrstck, BEN. Z. A. WHITLOCK CO. +
Oliver Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer. May 26-1y+
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FUps Of Guarantee
To Capt. G. MxGs, U. S. Engnccrs:
the residents the State OF
hereby jointly seyeraly with the United States
foregoing bid of be accepted that he they
will days acceptance the said bid,
sufficient surelies perform
proposed conformity the
OF the advertisement under
aforesaid, guaranty
the difference between the offer by the said and
lowest bidder
Signed A D.
ID.
hereby certify the best o knowledge and belief the
above named gmrantors good and sufficient
Signed F..
10--itSiay1 ass
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rINHE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.--4The de-
Of the people from all parts Of the country for
edition of this book, bringing down tho statistics to the
that be disrcgarcd IL Is
throughout the country 10 render particular
description Of here suffice TO that contains
Of having the voluntary and pat
both houses Of liz having been adopted by the
edition oi the coDtuioh M the United
sa the special appreciation Of
Of tho and has been
suitable fire side Ameri
can citizen textbook for tho rising generation Of the schools
the constitution the sentiments
f washington, and the principles aboes have heretofore given
n tf,cir generous and valuable support
k others who desire 10 obtain for the supply
of toe may TO the e,on will please ad
,se"nr ~
3--dW washington wy, ~ "
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MODERN LANGU ES.-Profcss pr ,a,as 80 a.ra -
Nl Ggoly Teacher and Translator Modern JAoguus ~.
ally French spanish No ssS Penn >" dma
Wihrd's 2 w -
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TSBBlTT HOUSE, II. FREEMAN, street
between 18th and l4h streets. Washington D. cThs popu
lar and fashionable hotel has been repaired ana
, ns nud suicror furniture contains one hundred
rooms and has ali requisites Of first house
Tho nreto has provided coach which VIII be at the railroad
cr an steamboat landing arrival for the conveyance
posscppcrs and baggage 10 tho hotel o'"--
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lEAR EXPERIENCES by the author of "DOCTOR
~ ANloNo? being edition, umier tie of Tc Par
.es IN Paris Illustrated b, john leech the London lunc
WNe u 2s fOr sale by
TAYLOR a MACRY,
Aps Book aud stationery store 33i Penn ay
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Miss Christie johnson,
TEACHER glocurrox,
rs desirous Of forming classes in elocution in the
Washington will give private pu
pills IN hai city Georgetown. ssas $50. 6aa
give youths and professional gente
men, Foreigners acquire pure English
Ifarrovcs formerly Miss Egshs Female Sem
mary Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs Anna Cora Rtchc Richmond, Va.
Stephen 7. Hill, Washington, ID. c.
Grafton Tyler, M D. Georgetown, D. c.
apply blanchard Mohun at their book
OF Iennsy anita avenue and Eleventh street
ft
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[ vEORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ LoR'ArIAw No. 10 Wat strez, NeW York
Nov 26-6mif
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MISS HOSAfERS BEATRICE CENCl SLEEPING.
MI This exquisite piece sculpture Rome by iiar
rct oner scnprrs, exhibition for limited
rod Philips taery, 322 Pennsylvania (Wa
Stephens, 4 Cos buidng)
Admission Hours from ii, n M, till dusk.
The proceeds exhibition the benefit Of the artist
Marcel lift taas n e
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4 EORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AND AGENT
" f Houses Residence No 2s2 Ninth Street NORTH between
and streets, Washington.
House collecting promptly attended to, and psncual re
made an rd3m
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nRlIJIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL 1885,
/ GREGORY x MAURY Managers WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
To he drawn spenendencc OF Commissioners appointed
by tho Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-26
30 more Agitation.

9, Louis Intelligencer, contains the
ioe which there is q vast deal Of truth
ioN'"3 rbicb We commend to those spirits.
10 sSI and South, who are ever 6usily intent
.,;rfng up ooutention aud STRIFE between
gu go sections of the Uoion:
s'e ,w sr thins we may safely assert that the
. came Of slavery agitation connected
im vsn.a., is completely played OUT
''u... itself is 10 a political syoeope, the
h' ~ n those frishtful spasms aud eonvul-
"O' .bi,h exhausted it's strength and vast
'.'T ;,,i,or. The South is weary ct strife
60 ~ has revealed the superior eolonizing
' ,s,;,i.s of the North, and wbicb, it con-
''"i would make all the remaining Ter
HDO; tree States. The North has become
i. ,.;.sej Of the impracticsbiity as we'll az OF
;r;o,rice, of the doctrine OF no more
w safes and has wisely decided to let
s 80 ,sopls of the Territories say whether
NV -. siil or will not have slaves.
::Ru, the chief reason for the cessation OF
.sl,sery agitstion is the fact that there
W. thar subjects of more vital, practical
~, ,,,,,ncs to be agitated. Toe revision of
~. ~ Tariff is a question Of growing interest
W. mouent; tue e1h astsd condition of the
r..,.ory is /. matter that cannot be peglect-
=. land and the necessity, daily growing more
-, for a railroad snd telegraph to
.ss Pacific, Is subject that must attract at
,,Tn,.e questions will demand the earnest
.,,.;isration of the coming session Of Con-
,,s., and 50 mouopolizs the time and talents
: nor statesmen as to leave NO leisure for
.I,4,,natic .shrieks for freedom