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First Mortgage Bonds
upon such property, cOeting nearly thrss
times their amount,
Are Secure Beyond any Contingency


times their amount
Are Secure Beyond any Contingency
The Union Pacific BoSds run thirty years, are
for 81, 900 each and have coupons attached.
They bear semi annual interest payable on the FIRST
days of January and July at the Company's Of
fee in the City Of r,ew York, at the rate Of six
per cent. in gold. The principal is payable in
gold at maturity The price is 1902, and at the
present rate Of gold, they pay liberal income
on their cost.
The Company believe that these B0nds, at the
present rate, are the cheapest security in the
market, and reserve the right to advance tho
price at any time subscriptions will be re-
ceiVed in New York
At the Compsnys Office, No. 30 Nassau St
and by
John J, Cisco & Son, Bankers, No SO Wall St.,
And by leading Bankers generally throughout
the United States.
Remttances shoud be made in drafts or otheE
funds par in New York, and the Bonds will be
sent free of charge by return express. Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look
them for their safe delivery.
A Pamphlet and Map for 1853 has Just been
published by the Company, giving fuller inform
alton than is possible in an advertisement, re-
specting the progress Of the work, the resources
Of the country traversed by the road the means
for construction, and the value of the Bonds.
which will be sent free on application at the
Iompany's offices or to any Of the advertised
agents.
JOHN :. CISCO, Treasurer.
New York
jun21dw2m.
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K, z. r.
90
OUT OF
90 I: !

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Preventable
Diseases, and the greater portion
of those complaints would, if
Railways Ready Relief or Pills
las the case may require, were
administered when pain or un-
easiness or slight sickness is ex-
perienced, be exterminated from
the system in a few hours. PAIN,
no matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief. In cases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhna, Cramps, Spasms,
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and Infrmities either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &c, will in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief
Sudden Colds Coughs, Influenza Diptheria,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Chills, Fever and Ague |
hercurial Pains Scarlet Fever &c, &c, take |
from four 10 six of Railways Pills and also take
teasPoonfal Of the Ready Relief in a glass Of
warm water, sweetened with sugar or honey; /
bathe the throat, head aud chest with Ready |
Relief 0f Ague or intermittent Fever battle the
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CoNsULTATxoN TRnu.

Patients must write their name, state, and post
Office address, plainly. All letters requiring an
answer, must contain letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DR.. KNAPP SON, Drawer 1881,
Chicago.
Ia ANY Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their
in letter, when they cannot see u.s.
DR.. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for ten years, can be consulted, for
lS6S' at the Rodman House, as follows:
Wednesday, September 22.
Wednesday, November 1s.
Oflce--lS5 sOHIh Clark st, Chicago.
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RArCHELOR,s mAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dysis the beItin the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no nod1sappo,ntment; no ridiculou,
unts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invig-
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
black or brown Sold by all Druggists and Per-
nmers aEd properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory No 10 Bond street, New York
jADl6dwIy.
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u. GALE. 8. y. VI
GALE l. WRIGHT.

DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l 24 South Water Street, Chicago. Post Of
eoo Box 6l2. 0rdersand Consgnmentssoli'itSd'
may2f DIFF
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The bill, as thus amended, was then finally passed
on third reading.
The consideration of the bill to pave Tacony
street was resumed On motion, the bill was re-
feTred TO the Committee on Law.
Mr. Harrison, from the Finance Committee, re-
ported an ordinance approprating S2725 to pay the
police magistrates for the year 1868. Agreed to on
its third and final passage.
Also, an ordinance to pay certain claims (apprO-
Hriating S11O0 to the City COmmissioners) 1t was
lassed.
A further ordinance making appropriations
(S47 ,225) TO the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph
Department, for the expenses of the year 1869,
passed.
Mr.. Evans, from the Committee on Election Dv-
sions, submitted an ordinance to rearrange and fix
the boundary lines of the election divisions in the
Tenth, Fourteenth and Third wards.
Mr.. Dillon offered an ordinance to repeal the pro-
visions in the ordinance making an appropriation
TO the Controllers of the Public Schools approved
March 4, 1868. Passed.
The Joint special committee on House Of Cor
recton presented report, setting forth that they
have selected suitable lot of ii6 acres, known as
Long hook and Tinicum island, in Darby township,
Delaware county. The price agreed upon is So 900
for the entire traCt-abOut S175 9P acre.
bin was submitted to the effect that Councils
purchase the site designated, and on notion il was
made the special order for next Wednesday, at four
O'Clock. Adjourned.
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|, better bad he been less zpalous for peace, The
Standard asks If radical zeal for hmerlclu
interests will continue in thesGovernment
now that Lord Clarendon Is Foreign seeretary
LONDON, Dec u "A telegram from the East
states that the Greek steamer Erosis was pur-
sued by q Turkish man-of-war, and took refuge
in the harbor of SYRIA wnere she is nov
bockaded by Hobart Pasba the Admiral of
the Turkish fleet in the Archipelago.
VIENNA, Dec. l7.-The folio wing important
des patch has been received here:-
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. l6 - 10 p. M.-rhe
ultimatum of the Sultan has been rejected oy
Greece, and the Grf elk envoy here has received
his passports All Greeks remaining ia Turkey
after fortnight (women excepted) will be
regarded as subjects of the Sublime Porte.
A squadron has sailed hence TO reinforce the
fleet OF Hobart Pasha
An engagement took place between the Greek
steamer Eross and Turkish cruiser. The par.
ticulars of the fight are not yet known,
LISBON, Dec. 17.-The mail steamer from Rio
Janeiro arrived to-day. Nothing of importance
has occurred at the seat of war in Paraguay
since the last steamer, but at the latest advices
the Marquis of Caxias was on the point of
making on immediate attack on Villeta, the last
stronghold of Lopez. General Mcmahon. the
United states Minister has gone mp the Para
quay river with the American gunbOats.
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CITY ITEMS.

TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF INDIG EsTIoN,-
Reader,; we Will suppose you martyr to dys
pepsia. Ifyou are not, much the better for you.
II you are, perhaps you may profit by this para
graph. You have just finished YOU'RE dinner we will
ssy and feel as II you had swa lowed lead ms cad OF
wholesome food. You have sens ation OF tiyhtneIs
round the upper part of the Diaphragm, as If some
snake of the constructor tribe held you In It's emb
and had k0tted It's coils CUer The pit Of yotr St7Hd;b
You feel supremely mserable and such is the penalty
which your complaint exacts after everymeGI What
DO you desire? Ease, of course. An exemption from
the incubus that robs you of all enjoyment during
the day and dsturbs your rest at night Take, thea
this piece of Information: You suffer necdioSSty
HosTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERs VIII certainly
cure all your :agon!zing symptoms as the day
which you read this article will be succeeded by an
other Perhaps you incredulous; but If you have
read the testimony of the eminent citizens, in every
walk OF life, who have tested The preparation. and
subm ed the results of their experience to the public
through the press you ought at least to have suni
cient faith TO make trial of 1t Ia your case. 1t
8 pure vegetable tonic and Alternative, the only
medicine IN The tCorld entirety dddped to youI com
pdi. If you in the habit OF taking any alcoholic
excitsnt a palliative. abandon 1t, and try this
WHOLESOME MEDICAEDT sTIMULANT. IT 1t does
you no good, say so: but you will not do that for
it has yet islled in Bingle instance, to cure
dy sreIsia, bil0usness, and their various concoml-
la
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MARRIED.

BEEBEE-sPARKe. Thursday, December H. at
ST. MAX p. E. Church, by Rev. Charles A. Maison,
Brewer Major WILLIAM s. BhEBE ,dnance
Corps, 5. Army, 10 SOPHIA, daughter OF Thomas
sparks. Esq, OF this city.
GEF-BEVINS - October "A, 1868 by Rev. George
. L. g. Hanna, ria resldel Ce, No. 567 ATamlnRO
street, mI. JOHN GEE to Miss MAkY BEVIN5,
both OF this city.
MILLER-BUNTING.-On On the 18th instant at the
resldence OF the brides father by the Rev, O. w,
Stewart, Mr. A. ]. MILLER of Philaael nia to Miss
NANCY A. BUNIlNG, OF Ioleran. LanCas
county, Pa.
DIED.
COCHRAN On the 10th instant, Mrs. ELIZA.
BhTH COCHRAN, In the 73d year OF her age
The reatV yes and friends Jt the aily respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her
dence Ne. 3l9 Juniper street. on Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. ~
SMELL. On the 10th instant, PHGBE SMELL,
friends and those Of the family respectfully
Invited attend her funeral from the sdence of
Mrs. E. Megongle. corner OF Fourth and Federal
streets, Camden N. j., on Monday, the 2lst Instant.
o'clo ok p M. without further notice.
WILL ON.-SHddenly, on Wednesday m orning early,
the IS h instant, JAMES WILSON, formerly OF Bucks
county the seventy seventh 77th) year OF his age
Funeral on Saturday at 10 o'clock A, M from MS
late residence, NO. 1877 Race street. sea
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JEWELRY,-Hr. William W. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and ailverware IA the city
PurChasers rely upon ob aiming real pure artt-
Gle furnished a. price which cannot be equailed
He also has large stock of American Western
watches IN al varieties and at all prices visit TO
hs store is sure 10 result IN pleasure and profit.
COAL COAL COAL for the million. Now is the time
TO lay il your winters store OF fuel. Old King Frost
is drawing pictures on the windows, and the mott
IS wetting your feet Build bright fires bid
the cold defence. But to build the fires you must
nave good coal-and where should you pucchsse it if
not at the celebrated Alters, No. 97 North Ninth
street (onice Sixth and SpriuR Garden streersl He
has It in abundance too-nowIthsJsnding the recen.
strike In The coal regi )nsRnd lie ready 10 furnish
customers with all sizes and kinds at the very lowest
prices,
FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS AND GAITFRs.-The
man who has never experienced The pleasure OF
wearlDg z pair OF boots made by William II. Heweg
is 10 some extent an object of commlseratlon. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, NOT their only
recomm mendstion, as they made of the best mate
rial and in the very best manner Heweg Will not
employ an Incompetent workman; therefore his
at No 6S5 Arch Street. next to the corner of Sixth
CHARLES STOKES & Co., ...
MERCHANT TAILoRs
and
CLoTHIERs,
Continental Hotel Building,
No, S2i CHRsNUT S.,pat
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WINCH, No. sos LHEsNUT STREET, has furnished
MS with the December aud Christmas numbe, of
London koclety." The latter contains "a rem ark.
ably fine table OF contents, being fun Of entertaining
reading 1 r The holidays, Winch Is liVa Enan and
always has on hand large supply of all the peri.
dlcals, both American nj d foreign. A prOminent
feature his establish at this lime Ia an unugu.
ally fine stock of Christmas periodicals
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CITY COUNCILS.
Thoir proceeding. Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon the regular stated meet
ing of both branches OF City Councils was held.
Select BrdRcb-Presdent StolCley in the chair.
In answer to a request to that effect cOmmuni-
tiOn was received from the City Controller. What
was wanted is an inventory of the stocks owned by
the city and their value. Yhis was the result:
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RoUeI, WINTRY, CHANsEABLB WEATHER p:o.
duces atsrrhs Coughs. Disorders of the Lungs, ETC..
which JAYNks xPEcToRANT promptly cures, If
faithfully administered. Sold everywhere.
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MEMpR RAMnA.


Snlp AIsska Small, from New Orleans for Havre,
salleu Ho1n buuthwest Pass 1lth Inst.
Steam snip WhiElwind, Geer. hence, at Providence
O. Brig Anna, Morrow, at Kingston Ja 28th ult from
Trin;osd, and sailed tor New York via Yalas
4, big hollerson Scott hence. was below Boston 10th
Brig Walter Howes. Pierce hence, at Portland 18th
Brig Julia f. Arey. Babbdge, from Portland for
Philadelphiai AZ New York 18th inst.
Schr lea l. BeeIBe for Philadelphia or New York
sailed rom Newport 10Th inst.
EdgaItOwn lith inst.
schr Van Brunt hence at Norwich 18th inst
schr j. E. AIey, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
sohr Richard Borden, Borden, hence, at Newport
10th inst .'
for PbilSdeIphiR at New London lith inst.
SChTs Million Oursey Il. W. Ware, AbdelE Eagle,
Ramsey; and Lizzie, Frambes, hence. at Rlchm0nd
sciTs p. Bolce, a dame, from Salem; Il. A, Rogers
Young, from WsrehEm; z. l. Smith, Bunker; hhOS
Borden, Borden; aud jessie Wilson, MalOney. from
FGl River, ell Tor Philadelphia, ut New York 18th
scSrs William F. Garrison Holmes; Trade WIND
LloyO; Maggie S. Smith Smith; NJ. Eillngham, FOuu
tain F ]. Hersty. Meredith; Paul Thompson, God
Trey: A.. S Cannon Northrup; Emma b Snaw, Shaw,
ana VaEhti EnaTp SnRrD, from Boston tOr Pail adel
phIa at New YOrk 10Th last.
EchTs j. j Little, Little from PawtuCket, aud Wm
Carroll Ray from Norwich, both for Philadelphia
AZ N ew York 10th inst
18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Black Buoy at Klngsland Reach James river,
hbs been misplaced by ihe ice.
The Pollock RID LighthDsI left Newport on the 18th
INST IN Tow oi United states steam tender tor heE
The lights on Bsrra Point and Cape 81. Mary at the
entrance OF the rver GAMBIA, west coast oil Africa,
buOys te Vicinity of the entrance of the river can
lot be depended on,
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CLEARED YEsTLpDAV

CLEARED Y ESTE RDAY
5chr II T. Hedges franklin, CAiharien
sham d 90. - - " ''
schr ary Riley. Riley, Charleston, do.
str +, Franklin, Flerson, Baltimore, A, Groves Jr
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAY

~, :, ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
bnrque DtsRh, Gilkey 90 days from Troon, with old
rhroha iron to Workman a o..
,Bsrque New York Gibbs, from Swan Island via
Go. - ' s' ~ -
Br brig Annette. Wainwright. l6 days from Ha.
Vana with sugar TO JOhn Mason d Co. EXperiencad
Ieras - ''
II, ~ brig O. G. Van Horn (newl Cof1l, IL days from
Wlnds0r' M B., with plaster to q. o. Van HoTn,
scbr French, Doughty. days from Wilmington q, N
o.. with lumber TO /. B. Phillips.
Schr James Ponder, Hudson, from Boston, with
N dse. to captain. "
Scbr W, w. Pharo Allen, from Boston, in ballast To
LalhbuTy. WickeT5ham d Co.
City Ice Boat No. l. Mason, hours from Reedy
Island, Brought up baIques Desiah aud New YORK
Iowed to bombay HOOK. barque Wllhelmlna for
Antwerp and brig PotOsI for Gibraltar and left them
o. anchor there at u NJ, 18th inst.
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CHARLES STOKES & Cos,
No. 62i Che5nuC street

A HACEIEG COUeH is one or the most distressing
Gs well as dangerous forms OF cough he
-lliicted with It's continuous action laLgues and
irTa e5 the lungs, ard thus engenders consumption
Uphsm's Fresh Meat Cure Will cure the cough,
sOUthe The rIitated bronchla, aud give tone and
Vgor TO the lungs ana whole system
A sirge bottle will convince any one OF its p1rIy
Sold one dollar per bottle
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COwDEN
nnI Ar.,L,
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FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
Important from the Great Fire
EVANS 6 WATSONS SIZE
VICTORIOUS!

SAVES THE BOOKS AND PAPERS WITH ONLY
THE INSIDE DOOR CLOSED,
sE OWING THE GREAT VALUE OF HAVING A
SAFE WITH THE INSIDE DOOR.
BE CAREFUL AND BUY NO OTHER,
PHILADELPHIA, 18th mo. 4th, 1868,
Evars & Watson Respected FIiends-We had one
OF our well known II sde-aoor Fire proof Safes Ia
The destructive dfe at No. 62l Market street. lat
evening". The fire extended so rapidly we had noi
tin 10 close the OUTSIDE door OF the safe the
Inside door only being sbut. On examining the con-
tents OF the safe next mornng UGH, surptI.e
we found the bucks we'll pr we'd and IN excellent
egible condition, We take great pleasure In recon
menging your Insidedoo- Flre-proof Safes, for with
out She nside-door inn rovement we would most Ger
trinity have lost all our books and papers.
lours, very Truly. SMEDLEY BROS.
We now selling ouf stock OF Safes at prices
in order 10 close bushes Call soon and be
such an opportunity never before offered. Every
business house oug hit to have an Evans d Watson
SAFE
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 2S S. SEVENTH : treet,
l2lllS,a ABOVE CHESNUT.
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Rnnlns1ic Anntrs.

Gold closed yesterday at l34l
-SSOOOO in specie was smpped TO Europe
tr III New York Yesterday.
$50, coo worth of Pr party was destroyed by
fire III Cincinnati yesterday,
"A large quantity OF tOOaccO marked 'taX
raidn has been seized at New orleans
The receipts from customs duties at this
port from the 9Th to the II. instant, mClu-
slYe, aggregated SG6766
The Gevsrnorot Virginia yesterday respited
Peter Phillips, who was to have been hung for
The murder OF his vile to day.
In the South Carolina Legislature resOlu.
tion has been introduced to arm aud equip
reserve force TO suppress laWlessless.
The writ OF habeas corpus before Judge
Dureli, at New Orleans, in favor OF the seanen
on board the Peruvian vessels, has been dis
missed.
By direction OF the President, General 0. O.
Howard ls hOuorably mus tered out OF the ser
vice as Major General OF Volunteers 10 take
effect January /, 1869.
DR. J. Fl. Glbbon, of Charlotte. N. c., died
In Baltimore ON Wednesday. lie had come TO
the latter city for the purpose OF delivering a
course OF lectures.
MIR. MenaId, the colored member of Congress
elect, has received Il certificate OF election from
the Governor OF his State. 1t is 10 be presented
to the House OF Representatives to-day.
Fred. Blssy, OF Chicago, and Thomas
McAlpine, OF Illinois, engaged in a prize.fght
yesterday, near Lansing, Ind. In the seventy.
fifth round McApne was declared tue victor.
In the United States Senate, yesterday,
bill amendatory OF the act imposing taxes on
spirits, tobacco etc was passed; as was also a
bill tor the removal OF political disabilities from
certain persons. Before vote could be taken
on the resolution OF sympathy with Spain, the
morning hour expired, when the resolution dis
approving the Presidents financial recommends.
ton was taken up and passed. A bill TO provide
for giving effect to extradition treeties was pre-
sented and referred. The President was directed
to transmit Information respecting the treat
meat OF Americans in Japan. Adjourned.
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Foreign Affairs.


HAVANA, Dec. H. The Didrjo, which is
strongly IN the Spanish interest, says that
within the jurisdiction OF Santiago de Cuba. this
year, no crops will b. gathered. The insurrec :
tiOnIsts carry of the coffee as fast as it rpens,
and feed the sugar-caue TO their horses. Toe
DlGrl0 charges that there have been many cases
OF i'll treatment OF women by the rebels, out the
Cucans Indignantly deny the rep1rt, aud say
that as that journal does not DuOilsh the names
OF any one OF the persons, or the localities in
which the acts are saIl to nave been committed,
the statements are undoubtedly Ialse.
The steam transports which we're expected
here, with IeintOTcements IRON Spain, arrived
TO-DAY. The SDaniards, since their arrival, feel
more confident that the revolution will speedily
terminate. The Dtdrl0 publishes accounts of
misery prevailing in Santiago de Cuba, which IT
says is heartrending, and whichever party wins,
II III certam that the prosperity of the Eastern
Department is ruined Tor years come. The
account OF the capture OF Cobre by the reyou-
tionists, as publ he'd In the New York journals,
is untrue.
Tue DtGriO says the volunteers at Santiago de
Cuba ask OF the Government that arms DE given
tnem immedla ely, so that they may be led
against the revolutioni,ts no infpstmg the
country in the vicinity OF SANTIAGO. The DidrtO
adds that these parties are NOT reVolutionlsts,
but common robbers. The steamers Cuba aud
MarSlaDd arrived here to-day. A dre broke
out IN Cardenas to-day which destroyed the
largest hardware sOre in the town. The United
States consulate was located IN ,be same build
Ing, and all tue books aud papers of the Office
were j. ST. The tobacco crop IN Vuelta Abajo
district is very promising, aud the planters
expect an abundant yield.
LONDON, Dec. l7.-John Bright has accepted
a position in the Cabinet as President of the
Board OF Trade, aud Mr.. Lsyard has been ap-
pointed Commissioner OF Public Works.
The Times says Reverdy Johnson's assurance
that the Alabama negotiations are closed must
be accepted, though with surprise. seeing that
he increased his demands after Lord Stanley had
surrendered all that could be abandoned
honorably. 1t regrets that go much has been
made public about the NEGOTIATIONS. Toe
telegraph thipks hT. johnson would baYe Jared
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A BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY IN DRESS.
THE NEW COLOR or MATEEIaL

CENTS WALKING and EVENING COATS,
'uSt trgceired direct Prom
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E4@5@ AMONG A FEW OF THE DECIDED
~ advantages which Elastic Sponge possesses
over other materials is economy Cleanliness neath,
Sponge Is 80 pr pared that IL Rlway maintains It's
Original bulk that ma tresses, cushions etc filled
WIN IL never neeu ieuTesSing b3mWta
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N.Y. CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY. THE
~ Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders the
Cambria Iron Company will Ee held Rt their olice,
No 90 Oh ESHQT street. Pbiladelphia, oa TUES
LAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY next, at O'clock
T. when election will be held tor seven DrCc-
tors 10 EerVe iOr The ensuing year.
JOHN r. KILLE, Secretary,
PhIladelI hIa, Dec II, 1868. II Is a.JI9F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
The Wade Case.

The New York Heralds Washington
correspondent has long article rehearsing
the difficulties that would lie in the way
Of the Radicals if WADE should succeed to
the Presidency-as, whether he is to con-
tinue senator or not whether the next
President PRO tenn. of the Senate would be
entitled to succeed him or not; whether
he could 60 back into the Senate at the
end of his presidential term if his senate
rial term were the longer of the two and
others.
The fact is, as has been clearly proved
by incontrovertible argument, that WADE
is not such an officer as can, under the
Constitution, succeed to the Presidency
The difficulties grow out Of an unconstitu-
tional law. They should be removed by
the passage of new law regulating the
succession.