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8osTETTER's STOMACH B.TTERs,
Sol by BoLLE$. SMITH s. Cu. .s4 L.sa .trte,
HosTETTER's sToMAC:l B1rT:gs.
soi r. f. T. WATKINS & Co., e Stale .,:,.:.
aosTETTER'S sToMACa BITTERs,
selahy J. u. REID + CO.. III N. 1:t Lake ar.ot
ao5TETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs.
SRI: by HAVEN. FARREl ( 10, :; wu.-asrs:.
HosTETTES's STIGMA B11TE2s,
Sold by SARGENT + iLS1Ey. ~! !ase .-s.:
HosrEITGa's sTocGACH RrrTEZs,
seA ~ ]. T. :. FILLER + CO.. :. w..r .;:-st
aosTET1 gR's ssTcc1aCH PITT: 4,
ahT BoCkEE. INNS s Ia. :: Ms:7 ,,xx,.
HosTEIrER's STOMACH nEss2cx,Rs
esaby 1. READ + ca. y i-.4: s.:.s,
RosTETTER's STOMACH EITTERs,
Sa;a Ky 0. +. FC!.LEi: i:Scn.
HoST5TTER's STOMACH BIyTE5s.
Hsre Il. .sr r"nt sa o,Asr Ar M yl,s,,. s.y.,s ,"
celebrated s1l popular. ,t unr'n!e. pa:s: here art
el-wEcFs hive cnn;x.x,ct ,hrn cxtrr.sriy mi t. r-
vent trcepta we Eter rurci.<,st IL te ase ,ar,is
Ge syaG.ao artslse sr i. LIE Ius2ss,..s.
1IoAtetter d Smith.
l27'c5''h5' PlTTSttH''l. IA.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Iroches.
Bronchial TToches.
Trccles.
Troches.
Ere Aa.ae::.y the fs>. sri 'e>,."
REV. HENRY WAED EEEtHEN
Il recommend i::e.t E.e 10 ru:..;;t $!'eak7+.
REV. +. II. C!iArlS. NEW Yo1:k.
| "Gsvas service in -nt"r's: He.s.e1.s-."
REV. DANIEL Wise, NEW ,n!:N.
II bars proved thtn, v-tr,cns Iz WiHH:t; l.: I'd
REv. II. ". WARREN. E>TtN.
~Greas bearat In a1.ttIn< i: t.. Hrsn,a.G Nr:,...~
| DIR. J.F. v. LANE. u,ySruN.
~ atmpie ard e:r.ast t"n.!I.I:n fr ,ux!4 e.
DIR. L. F. glt;ELl'W. pn~TnS.
| ~ContaIo no Op!um aaythlt., is,,rien+"
DE-. \. A. HAYES. cui:AIer. Nusr
.very ttncG i.al In e:-r is ihrt s;ilsn tvL
| sE.H: though suffering :t"n4 fd."
KEy. s. J. r. ANDERSON, ST. LnutH.
| ~ heartily ulltt III the 2ls,se canine, 'atI,r."
| REV. II. S'IlrYLER. ST. Lofts
| a.ae::, found rrlef fiuth s!e rr't!.s-,'
EEy. D. LETS. FRANKFORT. LII.
-aoLn
| ENTON Il co.,
| ar1s-iyc94k Nj ~ I,:r sin #.
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Drp 6oo1s.
POPULAR TRADE!

N /
nahupTT ANr nm aAK9e
-
Wr1Avr RECEIVED THIS MORNING,
A0uFs&-A], May <stAo AoseOs
ALAReE LOT Of
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NJ A A@A
A, DEUx JUPE,
AND ~ sohAS1s,
|
"''s1 va VII ''u 's'
REDUCTION OF $40 FROM
REGULAR PRICES on EACH ROBE.
---
.sLso From aEcTIoy*
m pt,,u u.pror poaes ..vo,, ,srs ,,,,,,n,r.
1'~'>' MuslISs "a nns c.ua T. A''> '0 1''
foR oNh sh1hL1SG'
''>'' = @@' newest sss's.. '
FvhA len oAs'
Cloths. Ca.,fu<r<s and Goad. fo, Hous,
Ware
ran ,,,,,,,rs
~-'' N1>3'@ ~ ~N'1
Another lot Of those 1.ni wiis FRENCH CnINTz
For H.. worth o..
Finest aa'o'y Of PRINTED chAlL1@
IN pa.r, nfcH.Rnso<.s 1Ivrxs
For ~. Cd, worth IL.
500 all wool STELLA SHAWLS,
For los. worth So.
| For Sir Pence per Yard
|
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|
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Dress and Mantilla Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDEHS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LucoS and u hite Goods,
Gloves az Canatleb,
HOSIERY, SKIRTS,
LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS,
CoRSE!T3
Had I9r<ssss, f'arasofs a1d Fans,
FANCY HAIR FINS,
Ale xand RS X j & s :,
And An ample stock sf
BERLIE AND SHETLAND w00LS,
AND THREAD STORE GOODS,
NhlcA W a-e offering for cash
At Wholesale and Retail.
A.GEAIEs, (IassC. T.. .Atklnsonl.
IS Lake z&ztet, CEcats.
IL Orders receive our special ateatoa. mh.3
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palcon proceeded To carry out his re-
forms in the Papal dominions by annexing
them bodily to France, Plus raliently cut him
OF from the holy communion. He then fed
to the inmost room Of the Quri.lal palace and
caused the doors TO be walled up with brick
aud mortar. The French troops, however,
pounded them down and walked off with the
head Of the Church as aforesaid.
Whether Louis Napoleon is merely apine
his uncle in the Imprisonment Of a Pope
Or whether the flight Of Plus IL to Vienna
would be Loo extensive an advertisement to the
Catholic world Of his sympathies in the prcscnt
war, it is not onr purpose to discuss. The fact
remains that the SUCCESSOR Of St. Peter is in du.
TESS, and that tue heavens do not fall More than
this, the compendium Of good Sense embraced in
the first Nupoleou's cpisuc, Us to the changes
in mems idcas effected by half century Of en-.
ightenmcnt, has come back with another bal
century added to it, to torment another
wcarer Of the PontiGcal crown. The Rornish
Church has received its soyerest shocks, its
power has met its most unhappy trials By the
successive humiliauons Of the sovereign pontia
before the eyes Of tic world. With q history
in thu modern world scarcely second 10 her
greatness before the Christian era-swayina
the cousciences Of mon rs widely as she once
ruled their mstsria1 destinies-Rome has come
tothis, that her great Bishop. who binds on earth
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GLElxlSGs IRON Tlis NAILS.

Sets OF Russian sable rs have been sold in New York
this winter for So 600 and s., $50. aaa.z .@ w.
Letters from Havana say the eity is thronged with
northern visitors The ViIlancievo Theatre doing
finely with Gassier in opera " ..@ ..f
To Real Estate Buyers. --when YOU Negotiate for a
house having all the modern Improvements do not forget
look for a mortgage one Of them
The New York Tribune says "a dyed head alwavs looks
like the devil, Whereupon the Boston Post remarks
that the Tribune Is quick at discovering family likeness
The Northampton Gazette boasts that in one street in
that town within distance Of two thirds of mile there
thirty marageable girls Of rare beauty and &C
compllshments. Have they a the "speiters! a.s fsr
There are two things, says contemporary (which
make happy in life The first is never 10 vex our
selves about what can't help And the second is
like unto it"never TO ourselves about what can
help ..ss-- m --
The Etna Fire Insurance Company, at Hartford not
withsanding all the money which it has made ior the
stockholders has pa since its organization losses
over eleven millions Of dollars. - ~
The following scene recently occurred at theatre in
neighboripu CITY First actor fFng pistol: 'nnatU-
Second failing the sage) 1T is true the pistol
missed fire, my father, but die in obedience 10 your
paternal wish.
woman in Brooklyn. n. " stole four door mats be-
cause she stated, she about 20 become mother
and having no home money 10 obtain one had taken
this To compel the county TO provide her with the
neurssary accommodations, a 1..a ..
In the Canadian Parliament the inspector general an
nounced that the exclusive right Il trade enjoyed BY the
Hudson BAY Company 10 their extensive territories
would probably be abTVgatcd by the bone government
on the LIST Of June next a#
The secretary OK state Of Wisconsin informs tho legis
ature that OF the amount Of money expended for public
printing during the past three years. about s27 600
fo- English $50 600 for German, and Sl4, 900 for Nor
Wegan languages. @ ~ zaaN HzT7t.@ % 30. IS 200
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TOBIAS. nPricIAN.


426 Pa. ageaae hsrce a and 6h streets. sssa %
Il MOST respectfully inform my friends and the
pabh generally that have The above place, where
always found all shat AID With spcctacle,
having glasses al sights my capabilities and
have generally viii entirely leave 70 te
public discriminate from the testimonials in thus city and
the eminent gentlemen IA tho
Cuiiod States frs pretend do,
ether glasses YOU FIR
10 anehsr peTon,
which al sun This cerany phase 70 endeavcT e i'm
the doctor referred vii impose
won enlightened public enceavor make them be-
heru add that do not undergo
change viii warrant glasses 70 last forevcr
~ times and an establishment large and welas
spetcs and ycgasses, with real Rrainn Peb
glasses (No Rcl tele
scopes opera reading watch nsers' and
Phases q variety Of ether useful optics
Feb l7-3ufa ".. ".a"aAr & sal-#4 e. -a-aa.aa.saa
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his CITY, Wednesday 18th Mss NABY a. W. oUTNcY,
Teacher IN Washington for Che last tuy years
hbsr. the ou8Uy family Boston, held
city ed u General Jacsn Until his death
several years having previously been engaged
teaching Boston continued h her removal 10 Washing
cary lie she became the HaVts
Boston uned Baptist Churoh waan
removing here and became Of tie rt pcrs q
EstFc Bapii Charrh ~ omaton Her Tnri,
~ every religious connection, who
bnprcs q har character, via mourn ber iass ~ s
The funerai PROCESSION VIII sv The residence ~ her family
TIA between and " a. - oc'ock M edsy, (Fay
fanera vi akr place the Eseet Baptist Church
~ O'Clock .raae# ..
PETER CssIE nHvp &C Scotland aged
So year., many years a resident q dts cry. g.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK. Feb. l7-Cotton is firmer--sales Of l. 500
bales Flvur is buoyAntsales Of n SEQ bhs.: State
IS 40 SIS SO Ohio SO 40 a SO SIS Southern, s. so
So 10. Wheat is heavy-sales Of IS, 600 bushels +;
southern red, 81 s. 81 40 white, 81 so a 81 SIT
Corn Is frm-siIes OF 30 600 bushels white 50 SIS
cents yellow, 10 So cents Pork Is heavy mess
$lT 80 a sis I2l prime, Sl3 Is Sl3 40 Lard is
heavy at ia ~ cents Whskey is quiet at 274 cents
Sugar IS steady but active at Il cents Moasses is
duli at 81 20 cents Spirits Of turpentne is duh at
40 49t cents Resin Is firm. Rice is quiet aud IN
changed r. .7l ~. .a. aa. aH... .s~ar HraH u
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NEM nIsnnRY nF rHE ChNnrEsT

"A MEXICO, by wfsga cuhssipr lav,
RsKfcns Ts caffrnia law Reports,
a..
history evrntfhe Csrtsr Con
uucst vich The staple ~
an prrvvis HISTORIES at wonderful svepue after ataher
heru cEpld under thr searching modern investigation
Albert Gaian Iaoncer nhnoogy a ngui-hed
rnisief ahie pufef tbs
lnrure ~ liz euda fatare writings and also % fhair
hBd annai prog ntoal ere0 Ia the list branch q
h inquiry be ssne 81 elaborate aTie irom We ot
frys heyieE u Ociaber, lS{0
lriot . - Fpr sAeai IAHLG& kMApNS
Feb as S3t Penn, avenue
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
.. STATES. . m

on motion Of Hon. II. r. Gamble, Newton ID. Strong,
esq OF Missouri admitted attorney and counsel
lor Of this court @a #a .-"'
Holme. The Argument 81 this cause continued by
Mr. Gibson for plaintiff in error and By Mr. Leonard for
the defendant in
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL clock
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Some time since Cuban lady lost roll of money
amounting 10 81, goo IN the Girard House. New York
and Il Is supposed 10 have been picked up by colored
waiter named Henry Moore. Henry Purchased new
cothes stating that he had drawn lottery prize and
made tracks Canada and the West where he has been
travelling in a Of great spend0r He returned to
New York Monday and arrested and locked up for
examination.
move has been made to open direct trade between
Detroit and the West Indies Vessels win sai from that
city that quarter direct taking slaves Choice tim
Der, four Sc Sc and returning with sugar molasses
coffee fruits aud every description Of goods peculiar 20
that rich and interesting region productions most Of
which articles 81 every day consumption with the
people Of Michigan. s.s
81. Paul. MIMI, pager mentions the arrival Of a
ish-looking dogs attached by thongs 10 long aedge
about eleven feet in length tunnel up al the end and
laden with furs, pemmiCan, &C.. beside the three
It. came driving through streets quite brisk rate
After trying day two they started their return
We believe they make about forty miles dag their
iourney.' @ 7-s1 y
singular attempt was lately made to poison afamiy
in Milwaukee policeman residing in that plaCe found
bottle Of wine AT h door, with envelope attached
containing yalenno and addressed in feminine hsn-
writing. He trio3 hite of the wine and shortly aft
began 10 feel uneasy seusatian in his stomach His
suspicion Incoming crvited he sent the bottie 20
chemist and found that L entaned enough aFsenic 70
Nil hty persons. Had he shared the wine with his
family aresdnI catastrophe would probably have re-
suited from the daught.
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COURT or CLAIMS.

a4 aaa THURSDAY. FEBRuARr ~, 1889
John S. Rnsd, esq was sttoFney Of the
court .. ~.
s. Calvert Ford Is. The United states Mr. Polk pre-
scented his closing argument In this case aud it sub
mittcd.
f d. Tippett as The United States A claim for com
Pensaou for having been struck from the roll of the
army Illegally
Mr. Polk opened The argument for the claimant
Mr. Gillet United States solicitor replied in behalf %
the government s"H #r aa
Mr.. Polk closed the argument, and the cnse was sub
mitted. y. .-. ~. =. .... ..... rr -a "..
Adjourned 70 Monday next at IL 0 clock, m. Y. b ~
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.



One Week Later from Europe Arrival OF
pa ~ eass the Prince Albert.
ST. JOHNS IN. F.,l Feb. IT--1ne stsaner hinee AL
bert from Galway Gu the 9th Instant arrived here this
evening she reports that the North American arrived
out at Liverpool un the Sd,
Parliament had opened The Queen speech WAS gen
orally -eOmmtal and entirely silent the subject
Of continental war This unused decline in te funds
at London and Paris, and ognsos CLOSED Mt 94s She
threatens force against Mexico unless the British de-
mands complied with .t0aa To .aa 7Hr.r#
warIike rumors continued to circulate On the CONT
nent, but were eontri Iii tory ia their tenor. 81
Il. caMlERcLAL - ~.r-.
LIvERrooI Cotton closed quiet at an advance Of a.
uplands, and l6d Mobiles and Orleans sales OF
the week 81 600 bales including T. 500 10 spectators
and q 500 exporters. The estimated sales Friday
amounted 1000, including l. 400 - spectators and
exporters the market closing quiet The following are
the authorized quotations r... #.. aaa rrvt
a.s .a~ Orleans, Mobiles, uPlands,
Fair ------ $1,000 IA BIZ. u tx
Middling- ------------6 1916 6Il-l6 9-lG
Stock in port 423 900 bales including 362 900 Of
American. The Manchester trade report less f4vo-
bic, and trade duh. India goods were firm.
AT Havre Tres Ord, quoted at 80 francs with au
advancing tendency. s # na ... ..a.... #....s..s
Breadstuffs generally closet firm. Flour firm and
quoted generally at los, a l2s- per GENITAL Wheat finn
bat quiet western red 6s Cd 9s per GENITAL white.
S. ID n los; southern white los "A los. lOd Corn
firm holders demand an advance on white; mixed and
yellow, IS. l0d. g. ID per Genital white, Is. Id
rs. I'd .'..4
Beef steady at SIS for extra mess Pork firm Bacon
firm Lard buoyant at Sos. a ass, and holdeTs asked
COS. at the close. s .r-a. rr- -..r-.
b Produre--Rosin closed heavy, and all qualities had
slightly declined in Consequence Of large arrivals
mon, IS IS sd Spirits of trpentne duh at S9s Gu
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Bs1- AIR Association EECTUFEs.-The third ad
delivered evening
orok tie gallery Pennsylvania BY a Hon Charles
flames late minister NoncEnoiR. N#
porsuns hng procuring tickets q admission gallery
Invited attend. st
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Requiem The solemn service OF a requiem over the
dead viii be held in st Domnicks church island on
this morning. mt 10 O'Clock for the Rev. P, D. Neon,
C. r.. who died recently at St Josephs College, Perry
county, Ohio in the 2sth year Of mis- age. .
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-18

Hall THIEVES proving about, stealing overCosts
hats umbrellas and whatever they can find Keep the
night latches down. Is a ast aatre. UE .aa. srfafa
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81. LOSTA RING = II tbe finder viii return Il to this
office he viii be rewarded By sum equal to twice its
value. " q a-- p - --- ----- Y. --- FEB d
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RAILROAD ExTASsIos Mr.. John w. Garrett prest-
dent and Mr. VIM smith, master OF transportation,
and the Baltimore city directors Of the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, came TO Washington yesterday
with view Of scouting the favorable consideration Of
Congress the project Of extending the Washington
branch Of their road through the District Of Columbia
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HUTCHINSON T. wECKERSHAM |,
r- ana 3l2 Broadway, New York.


3. O. Herring AZ Co.'s Patent Champion Safes
TENHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
fading discriminating public bestnw their pat
Fge that exlsatt a necessary Y exhibit
depot opening extensive
are ana aesroua raaway aTray street
Opposite Cy Hail.. enlargement warehouse ron, with
enlargement m their factory, VII enable the
hand al Times larger stock q are ana
ahAshnsnt the world
win be prl ats
mes security plate and
Jewclry.
keep kind Il money chest yanlt
dnorS IlaI patent powder prDor for banks
bank lock and tTygtets
paieBl letter iOck, without KEY aN a-H
E rr.- s c. HERRING A CO.,
aud WATER and
No Isl Broadway Murray Nov York
....s #. r COYIE % Agent Ell
Washington, n g. a
Is W. kNOwlFs Agent, Fa#'ta
NAV sly eaa..e| IarbmnDd YHEiBia
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Ras- THE FEIExBs MEksUFE ARE RESPECT
fully te Tboas
arrangements establish Natcnal Industrial
University on saturday at " o'cicck Feb rs
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OBJECTIONS FROM THE P0ETICAI. WRITINGS
~ Meorn District q C9lunia volume,
hanasmnnly houna. 81. \
Ta Smborn ss or Curasirs * NegTo Slavery saathy
being ier from souieaer to noherH fnd Paa IS
For stie ~ -.r -FRANKIN pEnP,
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CITY INTERFERENCE


The complimentary ball given last night b Lord and
Iay Napier a. amar q De CORDIAL esteem entsainei
for them dnriog tser reseuoe "a che Uu5iol State and
Of the sacgip regret eterahed Al thsF approhing dc
p4rture vas IN every way worthy 81 the ooeasion- The
clsts All tak0a. spd many rahlipg in he city,
who bad delayed aking aPpleaiioa until Yesterday,
fOund tiemseSes TOO IAta Parties o. ladies AMI gen
e,eu came Iroin the sFtheru cities 70 attend the
ball and had the halls been laEser il b estimated that
at least two thopsaBd persons would have sraoc the
scene. As il vl some fourteen hundred were present
The guests enteref the hotel BY the door l4th
street, which temporarily sheltered b Eorch ca
tending over the sidewalk The entire mnge q pariors
on that side a the house uzed recsP6o1 and
dressing rooms broad stairuse Decorated Via uatu-
ri aoWuTs led down into the main ball rOom- This is
one hundred and My feet in length, and Was drepe
With the Gags Of AL nations the stIs and stripes and
the red cross predominating At the northern emf q
the room platform foF the guess Of the night be
bind which we're fullength Portaiis q General Was-
ington and Queen Victoria The floor painted In
emblematiral devices and in orchestra was foil
quadrle band, which discoursed very fair music In
suite OF de-rooms communicating with the ballroom
and with each other seats fr those who chose to he
lookers-on.
The scene was OF course very brilliant one grsoed o.
IL by many prominent government officials mem
bers OF Congress officers Of the army, the navy, and
the marine corps foreign ministers, secretaries and az
tachds and fair representatives Of almost every State Of
the Union besides foreign lands. We noticed several
special reporters roH New York busy engaged in " Ia
king notes, and doubt not that Of them viii pro
duce descriptions rivaIling In Poetical knowledge d
mantua making The wb-kaown illusions Of " Jenkins,
Of the london Morning PoA He has many imitatcrs
on this side Of the Atlantis, Just now.
Late in the evening curtain at the southern end Of
the dining ha was drawn up and disclosed proIonga
ton Of equal length which occupied by supper
table most profusely spread Some OF the ornamental
devices in confectionery were very appropriate. The
festivities were prolonged until late hour ID the night
and apparently the enjoyment of all who participated
IN them The MesSrs. Willard deserve great credit for the
manner in which they carried out the views Of the
mittee.r ga $50 = eraa EE s@aa anaH W a s. eses
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n EDITOR WANTFD--Any gentleman Of abil-
and position tsa d. eonrfant % assume
whole eit charge uinS duaucrat paper the
principal tie IaH may address, ouhBientay 10 K
be noiioed. a.r9E 1E# a a--. a. .feb ls--lW#
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DIAN0S--The subscribers have for sale three
superior rosewood ran'tcs, which they
naee ada aHers' and Ssil scii cheap
Pet lG-6t las G. MCGUIRE a Co
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NEw YoRK ADyERf-IIs : -.

Frou, ". "A. MsDONAI-D z. g. i ' N"''"" :
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SHAEsPEARE READING. Miss HARRIETTE
- TANNING READ VIII read TIE Merchant q Venice Fhar
nouiO Han Monday evening, Feb q Al O'Clock
Tickets SO cents 10 be had n the asuai places.
Feb i7--std 'H.#a .4#a
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BUFFALO RoBES, BUFFALO ROBES. BITFFA-
&b 10 Robes sThe subscribers received a Louis
barge m o superior Buffalo Iubez w toy selling very cheap
Jan cd w rr JAS MCGUIRE 90
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r To Dealers In AFtiaciaI FIawers, OSariet
Feathers, Fancy Goods, az
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catalogue several hundred degns q Ton Work mae
pa Of the Untte States rece % oar three cent posing
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On mOtoR " Mr.. PHELPS, of Missouri after the adop
ton q Eesoluiion closing general debate the subje
under consideration at O'clock to-day the House wen
into Committee az Che Whole the state a the Union
ldr JoHS CocHEAKE, Of New York, in the Chair. am
pnDceeed 70 The consideration Of the bill making appro
prations Coz the support Of the army the year end
ing June seth, 1869. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07
No. X.

process eminenly calculated to quicken the
sale of the public lands by attracting tens OF
thousands of our ablsss youth TO the study
and practice OF Agriculture. In this under
taking. the States were simply to be trustees;
for no one could suppose that good Agri-
cultural College. established OF maintained
in Delaware or Rhode Island would benefit
that State alone. The lands devoted 10 this
bin would be appropriated TO the general ad-
vancement of Industry, especially in Agricu-
ture, aud thus would contribute directly to
increase the value Of and demand for farming
lands, of which the Governments is by tar the
most extensive proprietor. The Presidents
assertions are, therefore. entirely aside from
the question; and his veto. Notwithstanding
his disclaimer. goes the length of condemn.
ing all grants for Common Schools. for the
openingot Ru'roads,or for any purpose what
ever But as the reasons for Vetoing the bill
are not given in the veto message, We pre-
sumo the President will not hesitate to ap-
prove any future Land grant, provided II Sc
cures = majority of votes south OF the Slave
line. II should not, its chance is poor. in.
deed