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py passengers into bad roads and ppse,
them, as they did in 1s4s. TLaughter.
But then they wake up; the passengers get
out llaughterl; they inquire the right road.
ttney get a lantern and eventually tbey
Ecomeall right. EIaughter.1 think they
VIII do SO nowi and yet il seemed to me.
as careful man, looking at their course
Just at this moment, that it was prudent
for me to getout and walk. TGreat laugh.
ter-"three cheers. Whether l shall stem
through to get in again or not, or foot it
through, depends upon circumstances y
But, fellow citizens, whatever am doino
and whatever anybody else does, 7 ,5on
sustain this s0ar to the bitter end, Tcbeers 4
and the city of New York will do it; after
sending eighty thousand men and spending
three hundred millions of dollars, theV.
WI not hesitate to go through; aud the
otate, IN my humble Judgment, will not
hesitate to go through. Why. was there
anything over more preposterous than the
loea that when we are told by the southern
men that we must recognise their indenen.
dence before they will treat with ms. that
we should be wasting time in undertaking
TO negotiate peace? When the Presidenf
OF tue Confederate Republic, as he claims
10 be, denounced the best men of the Norm
ana East and West, as pirates and hyenas
MuHS uo seems TO suppose worse
than all, as Yankees TLauehter. Ia II
possible to made terms with him. or 10 lie
ten with composure to any arrangement for
an accommodation. ["No."1 WHY; who
are the men that have been sent from tho
State of New York who are thus denonnca5
by this rebel chieftain? | have diTaroJ
from great many of them politicalIv
have differed from great many of ibem
personally. But when you find the Kesr.
neys, the Van Reusselaers, the HamiItons
tho Schuylers, the Dixes the CampbeIis
the Campbrellengs, the Dewers, the KINGS
the "adsworths, the Howlands and the
gosonrghs, the best blood of the State of
new York, who are thus denounced as n.
rates, why, submit that it requires more
1aan ordinary composure to listen to Il
Yankees! They are the Knickerbockers of
new ES. York; they are the best men of Tim
state OF New York, aud when they ner,I
taeir lives, and shed their blood ia defense
OF the constitution of the country aud the
unIon of the States, he who denounced
them as pirates and byenas, is as forpetflfl
OF the principles of truth and honor that
should govern the language of gentle
man, as he is traitorous to the flag under
winch he acquired political fame. rLond
We have nothing to do but
tight this matter through.
mr. Raymond read the following
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'TTER FROM sE0RETARY SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. \
WASHINGTON, March 2 1893


WAsHINGroS, March 3, 1868.
To the Hon. George Op6vke and o,5.,.
NetD York: O''''' -
GENTIENEN:-I thank you for the ipvi-
tatiou to the meeting to be held ON the 9Th
intent, designed to resolve itself into -
loyal league of Union citizens, and deep-
~ regret that public occupations here pre-
vent my acceptance. pray that mvnsma
may be enrolled in that league. s'1'
would prefer that distinction tn ary
honors that my fellow citizens conIa b.,
stow upon me. Ii the country lives 40 !
trust twill, let me be remembered among
those who labored to save it, If Provie
dence could disappoint the dearest homes
Oh manklud, let not my name he found
among those who proved unfaithful.
subscribe to your proposed resolutions
In thelF exact letter and in their right LOYAL
and patriotic spirit. l would reserve moth
ing whatever from the sacrifice which mnv
De required by the country. He that nre-
terreth himself, his fame or his fortune his
friends, his father, his mother, his wife hie
child, his party or his section above bis
country, is not worthy to be a citizen of
the best and noblest country God has ever
suffered to come into existence.
NO one of us ought to object when call
ed upon to reRfirln his devotion to the
Union, however. Unconditionally. i wonIS
renew the obligations of fidelity
to it every day aud every hour, in eyery
place, at home or abroad, as often as any
citizen should question my Loyalty. or az
often as the renewal OF the obligation nm
my part should seem likely to co6firn and
strengthen any other citizen in his patriot
ic resolution The affirmation is whole
some for ourselves, even if it influence no
one else. am gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. H. SEWARD.
He also read letters from Gen. Burnside
and Admiral Paulding, full of patriotic
sentiment.
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The Great Union Meeting I'm Neu,
York on Friday Night InsI-.Speech
= OF fJohnfYan Buren, and Letter from
Secretary Seward. - go :
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IIIL ISIE1oiALL ~ Lonb4e the above rates,
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms sccor.
ulng 70 the space occupied and the changes
a Al from tratiaent persons or strane
ers, to be paid for IN ddodtGs.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 pef wear
or ~ for Ex months but for shorter period nofhin
viii be counted less than square, / N
~ The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tne Advertisers own Immedthte business: ana all
soyerttsements for the benefit Of other prisons as
TeiI as All Legal advertisements, and advertisements
O. auction sales and renl estate sent by them msI
bepaid for at the usual rates.
So-AdEerttsements not accompanied with wr tten
directions. will be inserted until forbid and chorpe5
accordingly. - '-Ta1 S'-Nt sou
Notices for Political On to IA oSroIsi, an
cases at ullrates. - - -
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonT11-'S0
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DISSOLUTTON.

VIE co-PARTNERsIIIP heretofore existing ba-
Il weenthe undersigned, under the firm name of
HOBBS BARNES, has been dissolved bv 'mptI,Si
consent John L. Hobbs is authorized to settle th
business OF the late hrm. JOHN L. HOBBS,
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soRRgIlIin & ShsetIIgl WaLe.
10 THE PuRr.Ini

NOW keep the largest assortment of WARE
IL tn Itt =; can be found in the cry, and am fully pro
My stock consists In mart Of az s,,,,
Al 1tihus ol Pian Tin and Japanued Ware ali EindE
o. meet iron Ware, Copper aud Bgt,ss Kettles of All
platforms, for wood or coal. - @ 'i'e U0s'
&eEGha9ts and Others visiting the city will ud IL
~ tIair uVantaGo to give Inc call before purchas-
sP11tinS and Cutters constantly on hand.
All kinds of JOB WORK will receive nv Mariana,
A''teit'oN' 's'N' B. F. CALDWELL.
10y WhpPlinl, Va
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n retiring from the firm Of Hobbs & Bprnes. i
wish 70 recommend the NEW FIRNs to the favorable
eon1ideration Of the public and our
tebll JAMES 2. BARNRs.
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THE QuoensWare Glassware and Chfpa. bnsi,,s.. =,
the store No ll5 Main street. occupied by the
hrm OF Hobbs Barnes, will be carried on BY
At J.LHoBBS, sOS& co.
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CO-PARTNERsHP

THE undersigned have formed a co=partper.hin
un9er the hFm name of. II. HOBBS, BR0CKUNiER
CO.. for the purpoae of manu- 'a=turinr Flint and
Fancy Colored Glassware in all its brRnehes at tbs
Works, South Wheeling. '"e
]. L. HOBBS
JOHN II. HOBBS, ,#-. ..-...f
CHARLES w. BROCKUNIER.
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CITI2EETS9 sas5
Fire MarinB& Life Ins'nceGO,
OF WHEELING, VA.

John List, L. S. Delaplain, Michael Reilly,
Jacob Berger, L. NJ. Norton, Thos. Sweeney,
A. b. Caldwell, J.O. Harbour, And. P. Woods
az This Company Is owned and managed by
many of most wealthy and, influential Nor
chants Their office has lately been removed to No.
!, Mcclure House Building. and = fally oTga9i9CSa
Buildings, Manufacturing establishments, Stocks OF
Merchandise, Household Furniture. &C., &c. On
Huls Of Steamboats,, BArgeA, HAtboatS,s and their
cargoes, upon the Western rivers and on teamshps
Steamboats, and Sailing Vessels, and their carEoes
upon the lNs also Lives at reasonably low rates
aud accommodating terms. e
L s. DELAPLAIN, Prest
WV. SHRIvERt sec'y. - Es = Z aaE
CONPANE's OFFICE, No. Z, MLuRE HousE BUILDING.
deet.ly -
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1aiIggu utelligtntfr
TERms OF ADVERTIsING.

TWELVE soLID LINKS OF NcapLlEiL ION ON MOE, Oh
l ~ LGSs, NAKR A SQUARE
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7piause. It passed the House of Renre.
after: a. fulI discussion. by a
vote of 20l TO 8, and the leader of thai s;T
was Henry A. Wise Ehisses7-tbe hold
brigadter who distinguished himself so
greatly at Nag's Head daughter while his
brigade was fighting and his son dying,
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y, have been cautioned by great mauy
people about attending this meeting to.
night was told that it was an insidious
attempt to disintegrate the democratic
party, aad newspaper which Joined US
last tall, laughter, and many representa-.
lives in Congress who never ioined us at
all, has grea tfear that L will do something
TO disintegrate the democratic party. Now.
if the whole pErty should differ With those
to whom bave adVerted, we should be no
more disintegrated than we were before
Ny representative 1 have verS high opiu-
ion Of he seems to be very willing 10 rep.
sesent the whole of our state, and a very
lcousiderable part of New Jersey, fIaug6.
teri and looking at his paper this even
ing, perceive that he has taken charge of
the governments of Ohio, Indiana and Illi-.
nois, and several other States. Its not
often that man is favored with being
provided With such extensiVelplans of use
fuluess. read speech that he made be-
fore the Democratic Union Association on
the Sd Of March, as it was reported in the
World on the 4th. Without undertaking
to say what was proper for him to say or
for him to omit, will say that It6ank
God that he was not my representative
uHtil noon the the next day. The demo-
cratic, party, as you all know, nine years
out of ten, controls the government of the
country. u requires, therefore, no more
patriotism on-thetr part 70 be attached to
the government aud the country. 1t Is, in
fact, an attachment TO themselves.-
lLaugaler.l Asa general rule, they are
wise, prudent and patriotic. Occasionally
blind guides OF bad drivers take some slee.
Il !
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The bill which has excited the sensibility
oGseveral gentlemen who have spoken in
New Jersey, and at a certain hall in this
city misses was bill which gives extra
ordinary powers over the purse and the
sword to the President of the United States.
l will state now, as briefly as can, what
are my vieWsin regard to this. InIthe first
place, as to the bill which gives the Presi.
dent the enormous power over the sword
and the purse. IQgree that it makes him
almost a Dictator. agree that it is very
great stretch of mower N. =
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svsnirs sesseas attract III usands than can DAD
even rtandrg roon aud the ssaxes IKE be 81 a.
Tnsrs his NOS for been much nh
tested Ly the pubic in the co nse z iegs.a loo.
TaE PRESIDENT Al THE THEATRE.
Tho "a dent last night accepted invitaticp from
Barney Williams, and .ccul red private boz At .
Growers thestre 70 witness the performance % The
comedians no have for severa.weeks houfes
precedented 10 Washington.
APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day in executive session confirmed tho
nomination Of WIN. r. Rdgeti naval ofncer Al Provi-
dence, RI, In place Of Mr.. Fisher, resigned.
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0essrai Wool was visited yesterday a the pvsmcss
Houss BY Cs~.rnos Andrew MAJOR Lincoln and nunsvvss
citis1ns seslssntiy ne vmned tic navy yard II
Chaslsto, d, ccompanss4 By Gov~rtv Andrew Inn sssd
cd sshefs salute nsed 10 honor The vista. Tags
wsss asp;Aysf. - The General rsoet,-d b. NJ
ooswp u the yard and ouoscted through The various
ukgpu and h. honsdDcrk acd aabcr
CAGsra wool raid be rst~ru 70 Sovwnov Astsevs ..
nib .harss street, where b. wAs hand~snsir eniss
taioed. ~ visited NE Dtxhuged soidsefs Home.
In tf~ingoed street ana made . shSst e-nerrsA uvt
ibs dfectas II MykliDe. ~ ave co>s be.
With stsH rtsd invss.iou 10 dps 81 t- fssssv
lssaas The ccrShn vS 'nfsems bit sgre-seie L.ss
eyspue tslsrsI Wool received cailes Al tbs Trsfnons
fIsuss. TO dr. be- vii VI TIE fertacsions 70 tbs =.
bov VI n.y. with ricfne~r 4 The city Ksefnreat,
onosrs u The - Ard m y ale. ssi tDes. Deer saa1i
sitf Ia ted snnenx o.,s~ o<ait~@ rhs evening -
vii ~ fss reeit ~nt astusru~ To uorrgv g~errri
Wool vii vim Nev Bedferd and 90 Fridsy prohaos
10 vlI yisit The egts'st gubs6 rsaspt.os a tns
veteran n vbsysf~t % scms erescs-
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SERIOUS MurSY Board THE sEr LuCv THOMPSON
Ths ship Lucy Thompson. captain Charles O. Croker,
pox lying In ths North river. bound for Liverpool vas
che sosas Il serious mutny ysssrday Afternoon, grow
ing oa q the sasmps a Of the crew 70 desert. SIX
teen Of the sailwsar ssgrocs-wsrs involved IN the
row aud were Iodged in the rombs last evening Tho
riciars n the ar. ~ furnished by The captain, are
IN foiows--0ue OF the negrces named Niiiams, ap-
pears wanted % leave the shp and reused 70 90 duy
erred tho mntncer 70 be put into Irons whom te hs
mate Mr.. Biackstck, went forward with tho handeg1s
ker be cupon rallied around Williams, and soon drove
cam. ,s ss o.. s.sl r.sss gs = as,
aid after . short night tho musinsus rasca was
secnrei II was then deemed necessary 20 arrest
another II tho rngleadcrs named wsafsr, hnd
purpsc w.sn they assaed 10 . furious manner
and sell defence obliged 10 shoot a the lead
ing SPIRITS named Richardson, In the leg The negroes
rctrcasei "a tbs forecaste. leaving Weaver and
Rebar $50 In the hands n tbs ofnces Of the ship BY
this time tbs harbor police came soog-ds and the nu.
conveyed before Jassics connolly 81 she Tombs The
masisirais committed the entire batch Tor trial
JuvKSmS Rosnn ssos-on Tuesday hight young
man named nm was detected In tho act OF rcbbing TN
a the butcher shop q Thomas Brady, No. 10 Lewis
stsess The propvtssw called upon The intruder 70
render n discretion bus NE latter refused listen W
the proposition. and masking the bcss Of bis wsy
through the arm and breast The injured lad ,Akea
u ths hosvssi whsss his vcund ws psceouncsd 70 b
a. dangerous charssess Uhis ths botchsr vAs oo0.
m,tted " await ifss rssuls q tbs injury
Amer - scss,ss 90 Asps.-ou russday slgbi iAss
onoss Sssveasus 81 ths rhIry nrst prsc,oc. Gsessed
SGhoiss Krspp On s-psses u setting are % hi, Own
premises. sssasssd - Brusdvsy. Ssslseishth s,rss
The sccused, 70 ssms, kssps . lager bsr saloon, and
resdcd shs sscosa noes hs saloon An
Of scps n on shs eo1s and stcck Hamilpn rnsuS
osmrany. Irc vas found burning - three distinct
and separate rarts q ths house. One u tbee hrs vas
found burnne the inside Of the bureau drawers
the others we're 10 bsds 10 two separate b~fr ons The
ncnrdfy character The IRE Iei the pics 10 bel eve
that had born rurIuesiy dooe b. dcffand the inssDcs
Gunpany Tie damage donc D. be- stock wii ant 10
ai0dl $50 ard W the building about tis. The sod
Vas conveyoi before Justice Nsih, ~ the Aofs,iAe
cnt. who imnN'sd him t0i examiAAtpn firs wsrsh a
baker has the AFFAIR under in,s-,issim.
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Il rghA sh~l plIoomsn should stand quissiy BY and
ladies seEbs injured by sucw balls and ce fred ~
boysf Yesterday Afternoon, upon returning through
Seventh avenue, seishing parties subjected "
pnsss showsr Of balls by Juvenile rowdics thieves
aud picspcckrs v no lned tho whole avenue A lady
With me had her bonnet cut BY piece % Ice and hoe
heed somSyhi njurci. Tho boys would try 10 hitch on
behind. asd whed prevented would the villain
language and ali this allowed 70 under the
eyes q eatismaniy policemen. who probably
afraid Of the missiles being sent At thor heads
they atpmpted check the sport Our policemen Iook
Big but are conicmptibly deficient Ia spirit With ths
"roughsn For helping well dressed lstbcs scfoss the
streets thsy cannot be exccled. EFIciEsCY.
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CARD.

A INSURANCE.
the 'a ssbs % respecting Captain
Gently ma :" tina, thu insuranec campaurs had sfa-rd e.
.,,a, sis.s Fl s s II ~ .esSs
,s s.h ss%s ~ ss .as IVA 20 %
srtS bu, 81 DESPAIR ,s.1 a,,eadns drr.
ssoP. IEs .aSf ss yi miorlSnss Se.e FLAW '
rAos nirrERs are b 'SHfk c 3" s ,s
T. Ne public We would s.g 10 have i"1 nv, q, t..
; Shsi {, .a.p.sf 'aL sss.snd con
D''as asso Lysr cs%psa sSro ss. s.
Loo. sa Anew: ss.!s1; 4,
merit OPERATES b.iy ncirpoose,s Vndrs ~ crrs,o
- DEAkE's PLANTATION Bir1Eas !,
That ali mar Judge q y. er.ey pcsnss
Of 6 q T; :a.es: s:sS IN X . 100 yer.
in the smrni q fever snd agie ays rp-s
ssoy * rssa ,a se sl .ss "a ~
sass. n, :, name ss.sr. Fosao' sS; ' ".a.
psS ~ os - d, k%s aas. @a,,aa e a
GAscas,.n. s.ss-.vor dl.rYs~s ohol'. and OF
Dasn.Iios~ror innsmu..ion q .hr losa. and
Caso~ls rLowrws-yor enfeehaed disestssn.
LAyssprn observation-disclosures stilnuians aud l"ns-
49, .rou.s.s ' ess%ssss s,rs'ss se.h mu.
aud milk much used ~ ":sor. ,us.s roo.
Another wonderful ngredsnt oi spanish origin iinps~
ing beauty "a the compile fion amt bancy TO th- ni %
yet OF the world, aud We VII
hold IL uAma fer tho present
DR. w. A. Chids Surgeon of the Tenth Vernon r-s'tn~s
writes ~ w,rh every sotdiss had battle AIT leo
Bhte. They the most objective perfect AMI haimi'-
tonic ever uD-d."
The Following 10 from the Amous hosi propre,ors -
Washington
Wnl.aps iiurEG
WAaniN.rss, ID. a., Nsy. T. 4 q.
Messrs y. IT, DaAxE A CD.-P-Anso Srt d -r
Plantation Bitter They ulnen He'd by the rs."
- syixs CHADWICK 90
No article ever led equal SAL. They ,rs sarsni"
Represented They arc sold by sai the prnipa ars9t
gfooers. country spprcs. Ac
bears the s,nc Of the prou~tor-
"a y steel Plat. lab
r. H. DRAKE A CO.. oo2 Drus MAY, Ny
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n. s:...S R:s7:sfy F:ayls7ios con 4.
o. New York.

special ds>f atch 10 tho hlcago Times.
CfsTssAu, reb. "a, 1893.
An fnviiAtoa has bcsn sent ths members of
cent dsoocrstic convention NJ Frankfort, Ky dpsfsed
BY Cseoael Gilbert by democrats ~ New York 70 bod
their In Tammany Hall Ssw York, and they
vsud ~ psotecfed 10 holding their meeting W animate
oeAss ticket. II IN believed the Invitation viii b
cspee1 AID ~ invention hold about ths IL, II March
1soaAos Powell will be . candidate for ,,oysrnov. The
probabilities that there wi Be triangular Agbt "a
ksetacky, ~ three tcs eta Tie a,s dspsrslyu az
The Yr.skist csaventoa produces much fs,ng bosb
sidss 81 vii be largely DISCUSSED during ths present
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Tue Washington g'r Eesss the foli"shg aruia ~ .,
ikrir 10 - eel srssmed eooct Liig Al.is ,be kse
tahsnstSk--
II v NJ, beiils q tsat the sosmy Ia ciralahbsi bis
se.ccs rel.s sksbur- n M siJsssbc sslsns
Zorro sgn,s .srs trocgs have b.eE S.t 81 gls slef.
and .one. ---.Tsrcs Herr VITA. Icar a4f,as vi
isr.ys..a ase ~ euis I've tu,G4ant 'nri y ~
eortH "a bis t.rnassi,d.
lee md ftsscwsr J.esscr yet ~ Fresasi' s',rTg
the rsbels there enn. n1e ct futa1eA0cs vN
iuU &ttft y. fcsgstgNt y tt.srsei t1 hss. -
r 49,. statiy r. Lisxlsstc-
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raIHrY-ssvmsrH CONGRESS-.

Senate.
wAasoros, Feb. Is, 1883.
PAssA0u OF THE AUTHORIZING THE President 10 CON
vEN BKuvxr RANK.
Nr. LANE, (rep) Of Ini called up the bin authorizing
the President to confer brevet rank PASSED..
RxDUIu,H ms DUTY on rAPxs.
Mr. HowE. (rep.l or Wis., presented . memorial from
tbs Legislature Of WISCONSIN, asking for tho reduction Of
The duty paper.
salDGn ACROSS rns ONO RvER
Mr. DAVE Union) Of KY, introduced bill % asthorze
the Covingtou CincduA Bridge Company 70 build the
bridge tho Ouio ~ hsghs Of not lees than
one hundred sbovs INV victor mark Referred 20 tDs
Coomistss on Post On1cs and Roads. ts
10iIs DUE fRON nnn uMvD SRAx1 10 KnssucxS
Mr. POWELL, (oppl Of Hy.. prsseassd tbe resolution Of
the Ssss u Kentucky the United Sssses Refer I'd
70 the Judiciary Committee.
PASSAGE oF TEE ~ PROMOTE rau ConvOAr AND ErvI-
0KNCy o. TIL AnNy.
Mr. wIsoS, (reP OF Mass. called up ths bill 70 pro-
mote tho hea III comfort aid efficiency Of the army.
M SUaNER (rep.) OF Msss., moved 70 strike out the
provision authorizing the omnssary rsparsmsnt 70 fur
nish pbacco The soldiers Gust. Rejectsd-yeas g.
fhs Bin passed.
TAXING D.roervp0ss IN OTHER cOUMYRm
m.ee repor.e back the bi 70 fsoil.ss tbs taxing q
doossons In the United Sses " 30 used IN other ooun
tries.
The bill amsndatory Of the aciac Railroad bsn was
taken up.
providing Al the retaining - certain percentage OF
bonds in the Treas ry NTH the road is Completed shall
apply only that fOrt0n Ut the road other sopo OF
the Rocky Mountains. Adopted.
Mr. SHERMAN, (rep.) or ohio ole ed IN amendment
which adppe that the discretion OF tbs Pvosi
dent he may pay any u th. M MES mentioned IN
the act O. Of bonds Of the Ubie states, oual
amount Of lawful money the unitod states.
The bill passed.
Rorxi YIoy PAssxD
The indian Ap 0tli taken up.
large number Of amendments were acted upon, and
the bill pos oil.
INrIAx cAPnsx NEW MEXICO
Mr. PoxKR0Y, rep.) OF Kansas. esented the rcsou-
tions the Legislature II New Mexico, asking Congress-
10 make prov isiOn the hundred Indian
tves he'd IN sevtude In that Territory, anu who
viii be released by the VI Co. passed JuDe 10,
1852.
TIE COMMANDER HuNfER.
Mr. ARNOLD, ep) Of X. L., offered resolution. whioh
adopted requesting the President u communicates 70
the Senate the roccedi o. the court martial IN the
case VI Commander Charles Hunter.
TROOTF.
Mr.. DAVIS, opp II NY introduced bill Tor tho pay
ucut officers soldiers who have actually rendered
the army, without being regularly enrolled
Suns n 0RNA
Mr. RcK (opp) Min, Introduced bill to secure thu
right Of trial by jury In lard cares In California.
EXECUTIVE sosI0x.
The Senate went into executive session.
Adjourned.
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T~fwo1 Uh1o, Frb. >. TFSJ.
Ops q n gehigss so4,hrn ssiirad sisv stois go
sfls q 10 10 .a.r;s 80 at lsxa b1ses a avn,
49, - 10 ~ III. asrpias bss ssoa, sso1DoD
sssA . r~fts hsssrNs
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Prizes Cashed In All LegsItzsd Lotto.
RIGS. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker
No IL Walt street, room No D. Now York.
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Phelam's Improved Billiard Tables,
with Paent Combination cushions Purchasers cen now
q of hundred Tables by calling
anufariory. PHELAN coLLENDER. d., 70. 81 and "
by
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Campbell, Chemist and APothecary,
ghth and Twenty eighth street. rure and
genuine Drugs Medicines and Perfumcry
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PhysIOg nOmy.-At tho solicitation Of
class for instruction Prac-
teal Character Reading will be organized.
Saturday evening under exprfience ed tea
the Of Messrs. FOWLER WELfsN jos broadw ny,
whe re tickets may be Obtained.
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The Rest Place 60 get Splendid Ham,
miNg Birds now fashionable for ladies' TO The
hair is ATT. q. BELLS J3e BrosAway.
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w. A. Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Rest
In the world instantaneous hsr mess and reliable Sold
BY all druggists and perfumers rAcrsry, 81 Barclay street
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Grover ~ Bakers Celebrated Pre- m s0n
Sewing Machiues t9s Broadway, New YORK..