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MARRIED,

JKSKtNs-GARRoi.L-At Keokuk, T9~a, on the 26tt
inst, by Rev. Il " crttendep Ioss " JKyKfss or lin
coin Co. Mo- tp Miss ArsIR cAAhshL, o. 81, Louis, Mo
fst. Louis Democra. and Rspabiic in please COP.
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.sl, = or. T~inss and Cerisfe OF all
(sItBfKf ~ S,ioa Cnnrass of all widths and
" dsseIh, Iwnin.s Aud Covers, Tar, Pifeh' oakam
ses ss, p,oeks,ttc ee5 snd ~. : Waler -.-r. ---
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Vines r " Orks.
g .ecl,e. and .JcWcIry.

~ pa,e cider vinssar; warranted furr'
kSt, ,r,. ,.erya pickta strong and pssntsbies isf
Aan. an /. tbs u;tsd Sistss. established sts e.
- CV r.sR tssStSa, $50 and e4l l-- stst =
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"NIcK OF TIE WOODS"
REEVES AMBROSIA
Forthe Hair,

REEVES AMBROSIA
Forthe Hair,
EmprOrtd.
II ssa elegant Dressing for tbs Hair
Il e.uses the Hair TO Curl L~@n,iraIiy.
II seeps the alp Clean aad tfsa althy
Il iasig crates the Roots Of the Has.
Iiforrss the Hair aud Beard to zrsw lnrufiantiy
II Immediately s,oss Ha'r Falling ots.
II keeps lbs Irair frota chas&ius coior from Age
II restores Grey Hsfr siis crigfuai coior
II brings ont Haie head. that have been tad for
II s compared entirsy Of simple sn narsIy vegetable
substAnres.
Il las recsyed six thousand vo'untay :es.iuoaj
ais Of iti szeseoee tpy OF which from phYsi.ans
in high st$uding
Il sold in half poaBd bost the blown IN tas
sis,s By orusst. and Dealers 10 Fancy Coed, every
whore ons Dollar per Bottle Wholesale by Dsuas
Ma.nss Co. Wells Co; schieselin Co,
mcha5 ly rew York.
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in order TO be the joint resolution to regulate
the tariffs for freight and passengers on the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads, the
question being on secondiag the previous
question.
After debate the previous question was
seconded by SO to 81,
Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, said that be
wished to submit a proposition which was
that this should be considered test vote.
and i.ose who vote for reference should be
considered as in favor Of the Pacific Railroad
Company maintaining their exorbitant
charges.
The latter part as the sentence was almost
inapaible, on account OF the loud calls OF
Order
Mr. Price motion TO refer to the Commit
tee ON Pacific Railroads was agreed to-yeas
SO; nays ~.
Mr. Washburne. OF Illinois, called up the
| motion made February 2Gth, to reconsider
the vote by which letter from the Secretary
| of the Treasury, relative TO the Union Pacific
Railroad was ordered printed.
Mr.. Washburne, in he course of his re-
| marks. said that i appeared by this morn
| ing's Chronicle that there was another scheme
atoot to build Pacific Railroad from Cairo
through to Arkansas and New Mexico, and
/ uc DeilSScl iuht tuis aGa TUE Vtpct uSiuC
Railroad schemes now on loot would require
two hundred or two hundred and fifty mil
/ lipps Of dollars. Referring to the Sioux City
| Railroad, he asked the gentlemen from Min
/ nesata Mr. Windoml whether he had con-
sen,ed TO any change in the law by which that
| railroad was to be built in another manner
than was provided in the act of 1862
Mr.. Window replied that he had aeve,
| consented to any such alteration,
! Mr.. Washburue, Of Illinois, said that after
the extraordinary developments touching the
| Union Pacific Railroad Company, as TO the
character Of the Company, this gigantic pow.
| er is beginning TO exercise its extension fb,
the oppression of the people, and after .h.e
disclnssrs Of the alleged Illegal, il not fraud
ulent issue Of more than million of Govern
ment bonds, to enable private Company Il
build a railroad in the State Of Iowa, in /;
southwest direction, under pretext of build
i ing Pacific Railroad. the question had be
come one OF National importance, and woult
attract universal attention.
/ Mr.. Washburne entered into the history 0
the passage Of the amended act Of the Pa
ci6c Railroad company in 1864. He alleges
that all the amendments we're voted dow
which proposed to protect, in any way, th'
public interest, and that the bill was carried
through by the gentleman from Iowa price,
and the gentleman from Pennsylyauii
tSteyens).
After further discussion the motion to re
consider was tabled.
Mr.. Anderson, frcm tha Committee OF
Public Lanas, reported bill granting land
for the Iowa h Missouri State Line Raifroa,
Company. Ordered printed and recon-
| mitted
i M FaynsvnrtL from ,ha Ra.onsf,rs.;o,
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- sr.-;,cs and Cordage.

II MESERfi' Y, ~ ~ GARDEN Drills Agent ief
; saets ea e,'rtrs send for Catalogue. -
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Vh,mble ~kein~.


n BHoWS 60 a.an,st,as.rs. Tar r. ~ aa .as. send
y y ~ ,s.sd "a rs,aosue. ss Michigan Avtnue.
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Watches, Watches, Watehss.
. n p.sa... Nosi 4 4 Estas Ho
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Travelling Cases, Travel ng Bags.
8. Bridges.......... ........No = Estes hsuse
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RRTnH.N, 5,0HpyraR HAYES. Coach and sAa-
IS ,tery sarsiuase, Lei tter tifha Siss - an -
srrfrss axles Bo'is and Msisaeis A'oA
III Lake street ---s--.-g-----
= 8 aui T. Lake street, Asrs'Rc-
80 ana lpsslers in Lestber, Carriage aonds atN
Ice
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr h &son...,.....Johnson street, bet Sd 4th
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SuddIery HaraWare.

yEnyi 4. fatrTn sysfi Red hoetsng safes IRE
horse in the q keeping a &c =. ns5yi prs
IL, era furnished Nhit.s-r r. Gaymort- y = 80 ~
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Howe Tyler-..,-.-... ,..'.es InAih sttee
Duncan, Karle i Co....-....i4A 142 Main stree
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ATTORNEYS.
Brown 4 Knowles cor Main J. Fifth streets.
w Collins Second street
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Chicago Lead and Oil Works

ElZ SON ~ 10 ~ Frank kiiu sfrset, Maj ttafacture
II rog gi and O. iron fer tuildugs, bridges, etc.
Esek San.ts d0ors, skHtsers graslrg Iron railing
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cold Pepz, pene.ls, Pocket Books.
q Bridees Nos / i Estes House
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Canal Bank at New Orleans Robbsd
CT $50, 900.
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LATE MEXICAN ADyICEs.
Civil War Still Continues.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881
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I,owKN wHlIMtS gtSsEow wAoiss,l- FRY
ID dos,d, wo,i.ras ,aj Notions, IS and Il Pandaiph
street lArga K ard lev piices
frALRAY8N pYcg D psalers in rsJ eeeds. @ta'eusr
N and EatioLs at nolssa'e st1tH sell ssspted aEi
s9la st b5tlon prtc-s - Lake street
ToHsy rARggLL 4 Co. ury Gends Notions, Wto'
eus 81 al ash AyesHs. Keep larger stock ztt cell
.hesper Than taeF hoG-e Wet.
=, % JACKSON 4 Co wholesale DTess toGds, Whst .
>. aoeds Notion. Hos!e,y, wcoisus, FurpishiIg
tioot. Ar, 81 aud - WabAAh Assna#-
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RoORns states.

-TnTs0Rr RIy8aND, Plastic Slate ReefpR
,Tsr piteh rsitt. fil., ~ LnSslA strsst.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
i-.ss'.si7-7i- So -.---a=.-------
HaFtiN are
HAS. CaIts and Enrs.

TTRfTH gsoTa EGa Hnty Caps sad fars Millinery
n and Straw Good, Bafrsio ftah4s and hnfk Goods,
nbrelss Para ejs, TIC, q and co aiehissn Averue
orssg gysE @Tpps
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S Bridges i Estes House.
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLEsA
Ii Iambleton 4 Huiskamp...-.......93 Main street.
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Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S q ridses...........--....,sos Estes house
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FUHaITr aE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s {; Rr;d0es Nes | L Estes Hous
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Dry Goods.

JYras.LI.. sTrvESs 4 CO, Wholesale Goth Hon.
N Randolph tttest.
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, niseiy, ls2 sisfiso
CIofhins
Crockery and saIassw are.


DURLRT 4 TYRFRLL, Importers ard Johh@rs
ID etina. Glass, snd EErtaen W-re, Nc = Ia
strset.
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CHICAGO.
TR ADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column are carefully selected
irpm the leading firms in Chicago as those
whose extensive operations and wide-snread
reputation ef.iitie them to the first rank In
cornIners's- The business cards of these
establishments in their several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order, form
ing comprehensive syrersis Of business
Information, 'sron which orr merchants
ean rely.
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TALL kIMtsE q Up.. importers aud D.siers in
l Ieon a,eel Nsis and Heavy Hardware, So sa aud
A,ryySan Az,
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BOOTS 4 sHoEs-RETAIL.
l.. NJ. .Dean...........,....c Third Main streets
lamp Matiess.- 81 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. Main strcet-bet 4th 5th.
Elk Hart, Agt........... 1888 Main street.
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Z RssTCH., IN q 90, Mann setursrs o. l.
e. Pipe ssssi -Aa, Bar Lsats fiZ Lead, Ltps
on ra4r ind talisd, 20 North Clinton street
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Dawes, Beck, Stevens of Pennsylvania, Mar

Dawes, Beck, Stevens of Pennsylvania, Mar
shall and Schenck.
Mr.. Brooks (Dem., n. W said that if the
gentleman from Massachusetts, expected the
Democracy to sit down in quiet and con-
tentment under the Reconstruction Acts he
was iDdulsing in the vanity of all dreamers.
The Democracy would exert its power here
and elsewhere for the repeal of those Acts
and for their overthrow in every possible
constitutional manner. They would 60 be-
fere the people with pride and pleasure on
the issue whether the States of the South
were to be governed BY negroes almost ex
clusively or whether they were to be gov
erned as the States Of Ohio. New York and
Pennsylvania were governed-whether they
we're to be governed by white men or by
negroes. That was the issue and on that
they would proudly appeal from Congress to
the people.
MIR. Stevens CRep., of Penn reminded
MIR. Brooks of the similar joint resolution
passed by Congress without a dissenting
voice before the last Presidential election.
Mr.. Brooks suggested that there was a
great difference between the state of the
country at that time and at this.
MIR. Stevens-nOt bit not q bit.
MIR. Brooks-Are We in rebellion now?
Mr.. Stevens-You are in rebellion-[loud
and continued langhter]- and Frank Blair
declares So. He declares that the only way
for the Democratic party is to elect Presi-
dent who shall make use Of the army to
undo Ill that ne have done in reforming the
South-turn half of the voters out of their
places, re-establish the old institution Of
slavery and re-esfablish the white mans
Government. Is no, that rebellion:
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may we not ask the question Where
has Seymour displayed the rare states
manship with which he is credited
What great public measure has be ever
originated? And where have his arts
Of statecraft been periodically en-
ployed ? Itwonld seem TO man who
takes his observations from a loyal
standpoint that Seymour's statesman
ship was Of that bad sort which brought
his friend JEFF Davis to grief; and that
Grants plain and simple acts done in
behalf of his Government were worthy
to be accepted by his couutrymen in a
spirit of trus'fulness and gratitude like
TO that which our fOrefathers displayed
toward the then untried statesman,
George Washington.
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shutting the Department of Louisiana.
General Crook has been assigned, ac-
cordiog to his battalion rank of Major
General, to the command of the Depart
ment Of Columbia, in place of Rous-
seau. General Candy has been as
signed to the command of the Depart
ment at Washington.
The President has issued a procla-
nation announcing the ratification of
the fourteenth amendment by Georgia.
Accompanying it is proclamation by
the Secretary of State, to the effect that
the amendment has been ratified by
three fourlhs of the States, and is now
valid as a part of the Constitution.
The newly elected Southern Con-
gressmen have been consulting with
prominent Republican leaders. 1t has
been decided that it will be best for
Presidential Electors TO be chosen ir-
respective of the Legislatures. Il is
uncertain whether this plan will be
adopted by the Legislatures.
There is no probability that the
Presiden, will sign the Funding bill.
NEw YoRK, July ga Herald San
Domingo dispatch says the revolutionary
movements against Baez are actively
progressing, but the rebels have not ac-
complished anything decisive. The
remained on the defensive
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Prom tn. Ire. PASS of las, evening,

eSenIuS.
ATLANTA, July 29.-Joshua II i'll has been
elected Senator for the long term. and H. V.
Miller for the short term from Georgia.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 29.-ln the State
Senate. bill passed BY q unanimous vote.
expressing the inability of the State to meet
the interest on the State debt, and providing
for funding the debt at s per cent. payable At
Nashville.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times comments
severely upon the passage Of the American
citizenship Act BY Congress. and SAYS that it
is direct bid for the Irish vote in the COM
ing Presidential election.
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SEE JIALITIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largest ard most varied stock Of Gentle
mems Clothing, Furnishing Go IDS, Trunks, Bag
and Valises, IN the facifi Coast. livery articl1
.ol being If our own manufacture, is guarar
ieed. Having contra T. direct with Europsa
and American Manufacturer. Of piece <, DDS W.
thereby effect "A SAVING f fully 50 Der cent. il
" h"lcsaIe dealers profits and thus able {,
offer superi-r Good, les, than cond prices
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.


From the Enterprise Of yesterday.
NASHVILLE, July 2s.-The Legislature
met pursuant TO Governor Brownlow s
call. The Governor message states,
as a reason for calling the Legislature,
that the peace of the State Is menaced
by secret organized bands Of rebels,
and be desires the necessary authority
to call GU. the militia. The Governor
also calls attention 10 the 6uaucial con.
dition and states that be has been ap.
pealed TO BY prominen, men OF both po-
litical parties to urge on the Leglsla-
ture the proprie'y of removing the po-
liticsl disabilities formerly imposed on
the rebels. The Governor says be
don't feel justified in making such rec
ommendation.
BALTIMORE, July .a.-The City Coun-
Gil has voted $50, 900 for the relief of
sufferers by the food. $3.50, 900 to re-
pair the streets and $4,000 for clear
ing away the sand and rubbish. Many
families are entirely destitute.
Two counts from the Superior Court
were served on General Butler as he
passed through Baltimore last evening.
One 10 for false imprisonment by Woo
ley, who lays his damage at SlO0, 900 /;
the other is by Kimberley Bros. of Bal
timore, to recover sl3, 900 alleged to
have been extracted by Butler when
commanding Fortress Monroe.
New YORK, July 2s.-A Herald Will
kesbarre special says at nearly all the
colleries, work was resumed o-day. In
the Lebigh region ali the colieries are
in operation except at Stackton. The
works in the Schuylkill mines are lying,
idle, but from present indications they
will unquestionably 60 to work in n
few days. On the Lehigh Valley Rail
road the paying of men BY the hour
works admirably.
MONTGOMERY, July 2s.-In the Sen
ate majority Of the committee re.
ported in favor of removing all disabili
lies. 1t 10 strongly urged by many
members that q bill be passed author
ling this Legislature to cast the cleo
oral vote Of this State. This will Sc
.ure the State for Grant and Colfax
ATLANTA, July 2s.-No choice hes
been made of United States Senators.
rbs contest for the long term is be-
ween A. H. Sterens and Gov. Brown
or the short term is between Blod gett
md Miller.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Several cases
,fchoIers are reported. The locality
where the disease appeared is extremely
lealtby. TIE Board OF Health yester-
lay adopted regulations for prompt dis
where cases are reported.
he weekly report must show decided
decrease in deaths the past week. The
uicide mania continues. Three cases
7ere reported in the city yesterday.
New YORK, July 2S.-The next ses-
ion of the Bnai Birth Convention will
e held at Chicago, January %.
The steamship Colorado brought 500
Iormons from England, who leave i'm
lediately for Utah. S
WAsHINGros, July 2s.--Orders have c
cen issued recognizing the Southern :
ilitary departments. The. Second and
bird Districts have consolidated, with t,
eneral Meade in command. The Fourth
istrict consists only Of Mississippi,
eneral Gillen commanding. General Il
ousseau has been ordered to the COM
and Of Louisiana and Arkansas, con- D
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LoNGFELLow IN ESGLASD.-Says an
-" editorial note in the New York
Tribune Mr.. Longsellow's reception
in England is quite as enthusiastic as
Mr.. Dickens's wss in America, and
onebody-whether The Daily Tele
graph or an orator at Cambridge does
not seem very ciear-has gone so far
rs to compliment our poet with the au-
ihorship Of" Ennch Arden"
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PROM EUROPE.

LISBON JuDr, 27-A repor, has been
received that British gunboat had
landed men at Portuguese colonial
station on the coast Of Guinea, dis
armed the guard and taken possession
ny force of arms. The Portuguese
Government dispatched two war YES
sells 10 he scene Of the outrage,
LONDON, July 27.-Lord Cranforth,
the emminent Liberal Peer, died TO day.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

For the accommodate If snch may desire
we have secured the e vices Of celebrate kuros
pean cutter, and are p 4 AIRED t. nuke up liec
goods in a 1t /. Superior to any other house on tn
coast. Shirts, Ties, Cvi.aIs, etc, made to orie
at short notice.
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STYLES.

Having agents in London aud Paris We introdue
the new st, les in san Frrcisco -inultsnsous
with their appearance ia New York.
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COUNTRY ORDERS.

Gods forwarded by *, Tess TO any part OF th
Ia ific Coast an receipt II ,r,.er- and meas uEes
send for directions for m-asur, nitut
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HOUSTON, HASTINGS & co.

HeuSton,
HaStin&8
&c CO.,
ARE TIE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERst
FRANCISC co.
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SPRING TRADElI

! ~ SPRING TRADED -
TvHE undersigned, rciurnng his thanks ID The
= Merchants and others, who have favored Aisa
wi,hsher patronage, tskes prasurs in announcing, 10
MI fendsan the ruhlic thai he isnow able 10 make
. isfsher deduction y The wholesale iih,s
SEA H TIN WA2E,
and by using The hest material and ayanr himself Of
The use Of the most improved MACHINERY, he offers
Tin WARE, WHOLESOME AND RETAIL.
Of superior a quality toany manufactured elsswher
in the Stale. tta ssiNtAi II ssiNN4
He still offers lake in exchange any kind Of GOOD
barter. hut does not want TO sell Tin Ware, orFfny
thing else, on time aab -
Y. n. POGUE,
Hillsborough, NC.
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FOR SALE.
FRESH ARRIVALS.

February Ist, 1888.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH OR BARTER.
lava Coffee. Lsgusyra Coffee, Mo CofFee, syrup,
" Cider Vinegar, Bacon. Lard, and Sailed Beef.
KEROsINE and Aurors Oh, lamps, Chimneys
n and Wicks.
uOPsE Collars. Trace Chains. Ares, Hoes.
III Drawing Knives, steri Hoes. Steel Po,ks.
Fpsde., Long snd short Handle shovels, Cole and
Upper Leather, Roe Herring.
Al kinds produce taken for goods The year round
WANTED.
I particularly want now. shelled Oats. leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco. Germ, Wheat. sweet and
Irish Potatoes. Cabbage. Bu.er, Eggs, Pork, Bacon,
hard, Beef, Asitsn, snd ANYTHING else 70 eat.
ri srttS JAMES WEBB, gr.
PebrurTy ~. zs--
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ON SALE.
q KEGS Nails. by The Eeg.
- 81 Boxes SNUFF, Virginia Belle, sl,i i
200 Baiesto box, SIS copper boz. ii.4
81 or 10 eenis per bale. 3ssa rl83
sheet Iron at | l cents per pound,
Russia Sheet Iron Of Is cents per pound.
sheet Zinc 81 20 cents per pound.
800 HIS. best Leaf Lard. ss5
500 lbs. Sugars. assorted,
100 lbs. hest Soda.
200 lbs. Coffee, besi Rio.
Pepper, Spice and 6ingrr.
hox Of very fns Chewing Tobacco. e
For sale by il gs
e. n. P06UE. l.
H,llsborough.
Feb. r.. IS.
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Al BEATTIFUl. White Kerosene oilin one and
DRUG STORE.
DRUG STORE.
IF you want God smoke, 50 tolhe
Il DRUG STORE.
FULL Line Of Painisand Dye sip6s, si,he
"A DRUG STORE.
GNHEATON'sa and other Itch Ointment, ai,hs
w DRUG STORE.
EIsH Hooks and Lines, Marbles &c..a tihe
Il DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, some
"a very 6ne.at,he drug STORE.
You will find pretty 10, Of Jewelry. a,ihe
DRUG STORE.
SEwlss Machine Ola superior article. !, the
- ltlf DRUG STORE.
April IL. ,aastl8 ~ So
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House resumed the consideration OF the
hin rrported by Mr. CovoDE Rep, Penn) in relation TO
tho ne ail for the District OF Columbia The report OF
the Committee was read at length.
Tho hI declares null and void the contracts made with
w Allen and others for the building OF the JAIL and
reiects the plans and specifications made by T. FaxoD.
the architect IL appoints Board Of Commissioners 10
select another Site TO procure plans and specca
tous and TO let the contract after thirty days advertise
ment for bids and proposals. approprates 900 for the
from Charles A. wedner the present contractor for the
iron work. and requires the proper authorities OF the City
OF Washington 10 pay, as Its proportion OF the cost so
and the authorities of Georgetown $4,000.
Mr.. INGERsoLL rep, ILL., informed tho House that
the whole subject had been referred to Joint Select
Committee Of the two Houses and suggested tat the
question be postponed for consultation between the two
Committees.
Mr.. C0v0DE did not deem that necessary as ne had
been in conference with Senator Fessenden, the Chair
man OF the Joint Committee who had told him 20 on
with the subect and dispose OF ~ lie expressed ns sur
prise that the gentleman nom Illinois UngersolD should
stand In the preventing the correction OF anu
Mr.. INGERs0LL disclaiIned any such Intention: On
the contrary wished 10 prevent cOnnct DetWeen
the Committees, and 10 agree upon the oest DII
Mr. WALKER sustained Alr. IngersOll's proposition
He Thought that by little conference plan might Do
arranged which would save some OF the stOOO Already
MIR COvoDE remarked g. nothing Of that amount
could be saved; 5000 of 10 .aI been spent IN some
strange way but he did me- n 10 make any ACCUSATION