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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24
DIZZY GOODS.
EACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.

U,AcTs FOR THE PEOPLE.
notwithstanding the great political changes
the removal of old and appointment OF new
officials to various positions in the State,
LEVY BROTHERS
still, uaint ain their position IN the estimation Of
their numerous patrons and continue
to dispense bargains In every
article in the
DRY GOODS LINE.
They have opened the
sPRIEG CAMPAIGN g
with the fnest exhibition Of
DRESS GOODS
eszer o1ered for sale in this city, and at prices
that cannot fail to please.
Below are enumerated few of the bargains to
be gound at their establishment:
Pure Six, AL Wool, Gray and Changeable POP
Inns at 7sc. worth $3.50 per yard;
COLORED ALPACAs at 30, 40, and soc.;
LUPIN's COLoRED and BLACK DELAINEs
at SOC. per yard-Just the gold value;
BLACK sILKs at g. s2.2s, up to IS per yard; =
Handsome COLORED SILKS at sl.25 and $3.50
worth 81;
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
.G' LARS AND CUFFS at 5oc., less than one
half the regular price;
CoLoRED WHALEBONE CORsETs at Soc.
worth 81; ..sl-
4 full assortment Of CLOTHS. CAssIMERES
SATINETs, and JEANS, at very low prices;
WHITE FLANNEL, warranted all wool, at 27c.
worth a5c.; .5s...
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, full yard wide, at
lsc. would be cheap at eoc.
HOOP SKIRTS at 40 50, and 7sc.;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 81 sl.ak, $3.50. and
$l.B;
LINEN FRMeED NAPKINS at s1.1o per dozen
worth $3.50; -........
superane DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE-CLO THs,
for small tables, at sl.7s worth %; ...--.r
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLoTRs, full two yards
long, at $l.:5 worth e.;
Large-size WHITE QUILTS at 81 worth o.;
Elegant TIDES at 75c. worth $l.5o; y
FROCK WAISTS for infants dresses at 80 75c.,
and sl-just one. half the regular price; &,
INFANTS DRESSES, elegantly embroidered, at
s2.5o. sa g. ss 90, 81, and up to Sla, all OF
which are the cheapest goods of the kind ever
offered In this city;
DIVINITY BANDS at ioc. worth ?oc.
CAMBRIA BANDS at ssc. worth SOC. i;
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS at 50, 10,
sLsl2s Sl.5o, and slany Of which are worth
double the money; '.
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, at $L5o worth 81
apiece; -. i.
BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER at asc. per yard worth
SPOOL COTTON, az good as the best at sac. per
dozen; f.aG1r5s..f" m.ss :"u'yJ y
JET JEWELRY at TIC. per set worth s7;a} ~1gi
PURE LINEN HANDKERoHIEFs at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS at 2sc.
LINEN EEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
at 2sc.;
The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at rs, 50,
and 75c.-worth more than double the money
DAISY or DIVINITY FRILLING at CSC. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at 25c. a piece Of twelve
yards worth loo. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies' pure linen,
at soc. per dozen worth sL2s; .#
BERAGE FOB Wells at 4oc. per yard worth
eoc.,
BERAGE FOR WELLS at Eoc. worth T5c. {;
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS and LACEs FOR CUR
TAINs, .. ss..
CARPETS.
MATING,
RUGS,
SHADES.
DRUGGETS
TABLE OILCLOTHs,
SEINE THREAD AND SEINE TW1NE,
ALL NUMBERS,
AT REDUCED FRICEa
LEVY BROTHERS.,
L213 AND l2ls MAIN STREET.
USE CoATss SPOOL COTTON. NH ~
RICHMOND, March, $780,
NARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EY- OLD MARKET BAZAAR
Ant To THE LADlES.-ss I am determined
to sell If my stock of DRESS GOODS, consisting
of French Merlnoes, Empress Poplins. Alpacas,
Delaines, Chalies, Berages. Poplins, ETC., offer
them at such astonshingly low prices as to induce
the ladies to buy. There has never been better
chance before 10 buy cheap DRESS GOODS. All
ask is call as 1t win be no trouble to show the
goods. Respectfully j. STROOCh,
Old Market Bazaar,
corner Main and Seventeenth streets.
NH 22-3tMWF
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e IME IIME LIME.-HaYing made

T IME. LIME, LIME.-Having made
j 4 arran gements for q full supply Of oyster
shells, ] am prepared to furnish those In want
with fresh, Uell-burn. SHE'LL LIME, IN qaantl-
ties 10 suit at az low or lowef price than II can
be obtained In this city Il can be loaded on
capal-boats from my kns without additional cost.
Orders lert ut the kilns, on Candles hil or ny
letter addressed to me- to the care Of Messfs Smith
u Harwood. Richmond, vs. will receive prompt
attention.
NH ls-M&WSw&w3t WILLIAM SMITH,
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SEINE THREAD. &c.

0Ea2fS &c AE00RQlkAV&S SANs -arst
~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~<>~~~~>~~~
GENE THREAD OF ALL NUMBERS.
- The second importation just received and Tor
sale at less than New York prices.
STURGEON TWIHEH, and 24 Fs
LINES FOB HANGING SEusES,
always on hand and for sale at
- - L. LICHTENSTEIE'S
-ss lSo7 franklin street,
/ fe1 between Seventeenth and EtghteeDths
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rI,URF oIL.-The great healing remedy

Z for soYea burns wounds bruises, cuts or any
kind on man or beast. warrant, 70 cure In every
case or no pay. One ounce eqaxl TO pound OF
any healing remedy known. 1t IL all you waas IN
the house for such purposes; ana thousands OF
virtues. For sale by .oav,EY.s
Mh "a DOVE
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re BREEDEN g. FOX,
No. DOL BROAD STREET,
invite special attention to large and choice
assortment now being landed, OF
NEW SPRING PRINTS,
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTIN6S and
SHEEJIN9s, " '
IRISH LINENS,
and many other goods adapted to the early spring
trade all of which will be offered at very low
prices. a..
Our general stock Of DRY GOODS is now very
full and we are prepared to offer unusual induce
ments to both wholesale and retail buyers.
BREEDEN Il FOX,
hle-st 4ol Broad street,
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EDUCATIONAL.
COURT ORDERS.

.TT1HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
+ Il TO THE SHERIFF OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, GREETING: We command You to
summon z. B. STEPHENS to appear before the
Judge OF onr, Circuit Court OF Louisa county, at
the courthouse thereof, on the frst day Of the
April term next to show cause: any ne can.
OF land made to him on tie 3oth OF January rSe6,
under the decree or the 10th Of September $780, in
style OF Thompson against Mitchell, &C., should
not be rescinded and the cash payment made by
him forfeited as compensation to some extent for
the loss occasiored by his failure 10 comply with
tue terms OF sale or the land resold at his loss II
any, as TO the Court shall seem best. And this he
shall in no wise omit under the penalty Of sleo (;
and have then there this writ
Witness JOHN C. CaMMAcK clerk OF our said
court q: the courthouse, the ed day Of January,
1869, In The ntnety.third year Of our foundation.
s. II. PARSONS ID. u,
NH 4-Jhkw for j. Q. CAMMACK.
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s~-.yIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
cORBER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
.n' FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
!, COFFEE roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning the entire aroma of the coffee, and placed
Immediately in air-tight canisters. Hotels, res
taurants, boarding-honses, and families will find
our coffees great saving Of time, labor. and
money.
3. ..gl. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.
aiti TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.
NEW-CRoP TEAS received daily; selected
with great care by experts. Our TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality, or price. and guaranteed to
a
give satisfaction. Sold in quantities to suit pur-
hasers, from an ounce to chest. -'..' ....-
PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
.... GREEN, 20, a. as, IS, sh $780,;
ROASTED, -, q, 80. IS, &oc.; ~
N.u~E cpoTrNn es 2s 30 AZ 6oc.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, 7Sc., Soc, 9oc., 81 $l.7s. slsa;
GREEN, 75c., soc., soc., 81, $l.as $50, g.;
JAPAN, sOc., 81, S1.2s, sl.so;
MIXED, 7sc., Soc, soc., ST. a. IS, 81 80.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
SENT BY EXPRESS,
and II not satisfactory can be returned.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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REMOVALS.

~ ARBER s. CO.'S PASSENGER AND
M BAGGAGE EXPRESS have removed their
ofice to No. $50 MAIN sTREIr, second door above
Ninth. -t EeI5AR NH Alm
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DIZZY GOODS.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

A gain take pleasure In giving you notice OF the
arrival Of quite new and valuable
collection Of
? DESIRABLE DRY GOODS At
No. 900 BROAD, AND SEVENTH
Such as handsome CALICOES.
CoTTONs and LINENS, s 81
CoLoBED and BLACK sATIEs. beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAssIMERES 60;
EDGINGs, INsERTINsa f2gT,T
= FR1LL1NGs, RUFFLINGA &C.;
GLOVES HOSIERY, &c.' s717;. p! + a.
claim, and do 80 with tha endorsement OF those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
II general and Broad street in particular. cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do ia customers Justice In
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERATI0N OF PRICES.
mt FAIRNESS OF DEALING. ..-.-.,.
and my aim Is to make my new store tsos Broad
street, worthy the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place Of business-as being
frst-class Dry Goods store-surpassed by none;
equalled by few only ,g,Eryr'rs n -rrrr5 80,
JULIUS MEYER, Coz Broad street,
mhei two doors below Sixth,
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MEETINGS.
FOR SALE,

TITO IMPROVERS OF LAND-FOUR
L HUNDRED THOUSAND PRIME OSAGE
PLANTS FOR SALE.-These quicks are un-
surpassed for making an early, lasting, and beau
tiful line fence, and are very vigorous
Price Invariably in advanced: &5 and 90 per
thousand for one-year old, as in quality; 48 per
thousand for two-year old. .1f
Cost will be charged for all packing.
Those In want address for further Information
WILLIAM GREEN,
Middletown, Del.
Reference deposited at the office Of the Dispatch.
fa 8-M&Th2m*
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NEW GODS.
sPRIEa, 1859.
W. N. BELL & CO.,
500 MAIN STREET, G.@ yn
second door from Ninth,
favorable terms FOR CASH,
Choice styles PRINTS,
New spring DEL .IGES
New Spring CD LLIES, .-
WHITE and cch f' - P Fl for ladies' and
BLs s3!sr eho sqts a Ssdiyc
Fancy Cassimeres, choice for boys;
Fancy Cassimeres. choice for men;
Fredericksburg Cassimeres and Meltons;
Brown shirtings and rheetings-a full line;
Bleached shirtings and sheetings.a full line
Fine a. Bieached rot,ons at is, 16s, and 2oc.;
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached at f0c,;
Wamsutta Bleached; iaaZ Il.
New York Mills bIeached;
Eemstttched L. G, HandkerchtefS at 2sc.-a bar
Hemstitched L. G. handkerchief, all grades
The celebsatsd BuFEt 10 aLPAcss and NO
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
Black Hernannies,
Florentines,
Grenadines,
BombaZtues.
silk Warp Challies &C.;
NEW STRIPES for Ralmoral krts;
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SMALL VS. RES;
Roberts's celebrated GOLD-EYE NEEDLES.
NEW GOODS.-Just received {March 4,
IN 1897 per steamer, fresh supply OF auction
bargains Coa.s,s Spool Cotton, all Nos, At &c.
per spool; Spool Cotton, warranted TO be ZOO
yardsl rs good as Coats's, at soc. per dozen
Prints (spring and winter stylesl best brands az
Millsj at 2oc. Winter shawls and Dress Goods at
hale price; Note, Cap and Letter Paper, best
quality,st exactly half price Pomade; Cologne,
Best quality, cheap; Coatss genuine Linen spool-
Thread at 1oc. Silver plated Tablespoons at
worth g.; Ladies, and Misses Shoes Gents and
Boya' Shoes and all manner OF Notions and
mhs DUCKWALL ROUss.
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Cdrosine-E.K. Kane. Amelia-Thomas
Brazear, John r. Ross, George G. Marshall,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-26
EkinS Arthur.

The London AttenGuna, in reviewing a Gu
rious old romance entitled 'Merlin: or, the
Early History of King Arthur, recently pub
lished in London from an unique manuscript,
remarks as follows:-
es sE The historical starting-point for the eluci-
dation Of the life of King Arthur is a single
page in the old writer Nennius. 1t is as
minute point as that of the needle on which
the dreamer saw thousands of angels dancing.
And on the Arthurian historical point, truth
and fancy have combined to find standing
room for as many legends. Nennius only
tells us that Arthur means, in other words,
the horrible bear" We hear, too, from
Geoffrey of Monmouth, that when Vorti-
germ had seen a fight between a white
and red dragon, in which the latter was
ignominiously crumpled up, he asked young
Ambrosius Merlin what it meant. 1t means,
said the youthful soothsayer, that the Saxon
white worm will overcome the British red one,
and that the Britons will have their necks
under the Saxon heels till a boar Cor bear),
Arthlt2. shall come out of Cornwall and do
right to the down-trodden Nennlus gives
two other of Arthurs surnames. h"0 C1er,
British for dreadful little one, name Whlch
was fixed on the not too cal1n-mlnded chiel
for his cruel doings when boy AS the
'TrOH hammer" Arthur IS, OF course, the
crusher of all his foes. All OF TINS, IL hardiy
need be said, is to be taken for what 1t IL
worth.
Twelve battles are named by Nennus III
which Arthur, with Christ and the Maiden,
Mother on his breast-plate, or on the inside OF
his shield that he might kiss the emblem as ne
fought, pounded his foemen to dust; the
kings wont in all battles. Nennius even car
fies the war-loving King to Jerusalem, where
ne tasted, prayed, and won from Heaven the
comfortable assurance that he should ever DO
master into whatever bloody field he bore
the Pendragon banner. Arthur brought
from IRON the Holy City likeness in stone OF
BLESSED Mary, bits of which were to be
SEEN ana the faithful worshipping before
them IN the religious houeses in Woedole in
Nennlus own days. This ''Vallis doloris' IL
put down by the writer Rs being si2 miles
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UCTIoN SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE

A UCTlON SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE
N ETC. ETC.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYOR'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20, 1860
VIII be offered at public auction, in this city at
Judiciary Square Depot, Street, between FOurth
and Fifth streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
August, at 10 a. NJ, large assortment OF Hospital
Furniture and Appliances, among which viii be
found the following viz. =
5000 Tin Basins, 500 Def Tea Pots
5000 Iron BedsUeads, 500 Salt-Ceuars
5000 Deli Bowls 12OO Razors and Strons
9OO Leather Buckets, 1500 Spittoons,
5O0 Wooden Buckets 10000 Tablespoons,
l9,UUO I'm cups, 5000 Teaspoons,
$500 Deli Dishes, as 80 Mess Chests
- go - sorted, 500 Rubber Cushions,
$4,000 Knives and Forks 5000 yards Gutta-percha
each Cloth
z,o0U LltIersi 1000 Gutta-percha Bed
5UU Deii Iltchers, covers,
1900 Deli Plates,
ana a large variety of other articles, embracing
Tunnels, COrkscrews, Dlppers, Gridirons Lanterns
Scales and Weights Shop, States and Pencils, Be
sde-ta0les, Sckchairs Cots, HOrse-litters Coffee
mills Tin TumbleTs, etc etc.
with small exception, the above articles are new
Catalogues with full particulars furnished upon ap-
plicatlOn.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds only: 25 per
cent. deposit required at time Of SALE and all pur-
chases to be removed within five days.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Colone
l. S A. 720 ct
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The eastern terminus of the cable is a forti
fed town of France, $40 miles w. SW. from
Paris, in the department of Finisterre, and is
the chief station of the French marine. and
one Of the first naval and military ports of
Europe. 1t is about three miles in circuit
and is surrounded with ramparts planted with
trees. It's outer harbor is unsurpassed for
safety and is exceeded in extent only by those
of Constantinople and Rio Janeiro. ii COM
municates with the sea by single long and
narrow passage, divided by a rock in its cen
tire, so that vessels are obliged to pass imme-
diately under the batteries. It's inner harbor
can accommodate sixty frigates, and is most
strongly fortified. Brest is divided into the
upper and lower towns. The prison for gall
ley slaves is the largest in France, contain
ing about three thousand convicts The place
was first rendered formidable by Cardinal
Richelieu, and in 1854 it withstood com,
bined attack of the British fleet and army.
It's total population is not far from G5, 900.
ST. PIERRE,
! the first landing place Of the cable, is one Of
, 1869-03-31
In reference 70 the withdrawal OF distilled splztta
trtm bonded warehouses, and argued tn advocacy
Of hi motion
Ihs dhcriaaa a that subject VA PARTICIPATED
In BY At4RsR KELLEY. BTT1E ER. IQ4AE. I3AR.

II iGAE4C4A8 " ku1 NAQlf8WA Of 011A4Qef1 3pl{lt&
trtm bonded warehouses, and argued IN advocacy
IL esensaaa = stss sabtect N. p..t.etps.sa
n b Aeon Kn4ET, BUTLER, LOaAS. GARr
NE LodAS declared saas the proposition
extending tae tine TOT w1shdEax1ns .hiskey ft1m u
whlskeJ ring ind 1oohtn2 the government Of
millions Of dollaza and that 1t hid IL ai1olneJ "a
in NaAntnSton ulan named bo5ds futn1ahed "na
psa1I' e. &EG {! aG9s{ s.vorea the proposition aua gre
the re4son Why It should Be- adopted
n scE 5T1Kh desd IT. tns 1iose TO ne TT
IN New York Al two dollars the thousand, costing
Sc9y di1aeait 70 detect. Ae dlstziouted soma
NJ: sc!lESCR opposed tae proposition, md e1-
drawa4 Of the vhiskey, 10 tnst those bonded w2ro-
stamps had been printed IN eoarse WY snd on
shey nasht % easiy ee. lie S oe.icsed fne government
Was losing revenue largely on shat account y ~
tobacco Stamps being almo.t .ostaesa 1hs h!l
vi: KKcHEk s1ssed In favor Of reta!n,ng tas
clause tn retersnee 70 bonded TasehouseS ana s as
Of the question, thtre were also attoEneIa on n
other, representing The rich dst1llers Who wanset
| this provision struck out
Nj. MTNGES also argued IN iaTor Of retalnln
l the prort11on.
III. AILlaOS closed the discussion IN favor 0
Striking ont the provision, md suggested thai II
stamps pronounced counterfeit BY ". B1tlcr Wef
1 not counterfeit stamps, but stamps that nAd Dee
/ formerly used, and were NOW enpeIseIed IL ~. sne :
| frauds were committed, he believed they would
Il soou rtmedted; that gentlemen bad fun feuane
/ IN the head Of the Treasury Department aud o. IN
| internal Hcyenuc bureau
/ The question WIS then taken On Ar- Auson
/ motion to sr11fa out tho provision extending II
tine for Withdrawing whiakey trom bonded WAT
| aupscs, and the p1o5tsion Was struck out-Jea
] s.; rays, "a
AnJoCREkxNT.
| The bill then rassed without division, anu Il
| uousc, nj hall-pass + adjourned
, 1869-03-31

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Mr. 1Sf;ERs11t MN, % ~. r ror,mtt7ae ~, Road.
~ i%nss rrT.ott.; h, sH,no,1tt * ~ r.ns;n
- Tst1r1@d h!3tirr nrrr d. tshsn Rtfsr ~ p.d1
ean 6entucE, 81 tie rsducah / CUT Eai1roa
sts cissf over the main chsnnel. ~; 10 be IeI =
s,rnrinrr ~ nd ntxt ro.d. -'" ~ ~ ''e~
Af,er snmc dtscusslon the nfn pasaed
rdAs coks1.1C11on,
I'm +rot1on-of NJ Hnt,cr 5Nrs.t th~ e,y *t1+n+t,r
sme }or tSe sie Of Texss -, o9e1ed M H. be
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, 1869-03-31

wAsH1SoroN, Marrh -
Srunfe.
MI. WILSON reported the lont resolution for
ra!msnt 81 pensions u psISan - an and not through
FREEDNESs nErnAL BILL
The bill continuing the Frreimen's Hospital 1t
hlenmond Sicsso0rs and IN the District Of colun-
o7nER B111s 4Ep RESOLUTIONS
Nj. WILEY Introduced io!ns resolution TO
jurisdiction ot n court Of Claims
Sr. ANTHONY introduced = I'LL authorizing
1 contract with certain parties TO uanSpo1t Eu-
misee. ''@' ~ ~ -
liz: KELLOGG introduced a bill granting land
for r1lzoad and telegraph ftoto the centIa1 Ps-
resolution distributing rank and the number Of
government emrlnyes among the several Sntes
and Territories Referred TO the Resrrncnment
Committee.
soCrHKRS TACTIC RAILROAD ELL.
Nj, NORTON moved to take up the House bin
to grant the right Of Nay to the AemphiA Fl Paso
NJ. ABBOTT though. the bill ouent to be refer
rra tu The Committee on Pactne Railrosd
the hi ii us time 15st bccaase he nsd been H.
formed thss there were objections to it which
would b. best examined BY ! committee, and
which rhc majority of the Scnate had agreed
should hc considered 1t this seazion.
Ar. Inward uzEed ne sS Esfs1ense Of T. ihe h1li TO
ut katd many important question: one Of them
being he question whether there u really any
Wrmnhts i II pa.o Ea1lroad In Existence.
Thc discuss On continued until tho expiration OF
the morning hour, which brought mp "a unfinished
,.us,n ,is - 1910 '"1''
Nr. c,tTTE1L tntrptuced 4 Joint resolution AZ
thn1+rtnc IN s.4rtary Of Inc ffeasury 10 refund
ths pcnsltleS inter IS and tosts illegally sscd
~ ~ -. =" Ecmm,ttee m F1nance.
" fSi1sE tnrnndncexi Fin to nrortde for audit
,- ~ n.iir4r~ w ana fhe naFn nj of ciains Of
loss, ets1ens for supplies fuIns ae to o. used bJ
tne a!ies 9. tne Gn"e a. fra hSt ti,e motion
w M, =" fo sn1 thtn. AZ, moiao Of III
t:n " s3een {n - ~ s.,s,a1 ~ the Co1nrlt1ee
nt1.,1oss VIC III ""o 9e'eA'eo '" %A~
a,ss ,r~r,,
VT II TN MI ~ o@.sa-s ~. .na m
Al, ~. w. ~ M-n1-AS Moeea 10 {Ds4!rae .ntas-snon
nf ~ u;uesk Aad plpceeo ~ III: - w. ~.
n.r. t3eaen APPROPRIATION ol- Ae~5eoe' ~
A'i ~ ~ rs-,.+. .z,,u,+.r
.u,rncy Iii ~ AaGnnncns 70 tne E1a rne1
the lin ~ ~, ~ ~ euat ~ oue.so y ~. II chcr
man he -;Nh1TsEtt oe' d. tut seQoe1' W A@A' o'~
NJ. SHETN - IT,, ,s,.r. .,
the {ontrh section. nrnr,npT ~ - tsn rsiet1
buttnp ri ,,ank,nc t.rc,'.unn ea ~ ~ hi
pmence With ssnis h.v,n ne ~ i-cui.
tion exceeding one taI,,ion .tn,,.r ri IN
, 1869-03-31

N~- Rv1enna Mark IT

HARR1sBcRo, March en-The Democratic State
Central Committee has decided to call conyen.
acn for JULY H. to Nominate gubftu1to1tM can.
, 1869-03-31

NH&nTl1I@ E0KxWH 1NNFREta
SAxHvulx. March H-Cntton tnartct ettfvs: low
nldddnEA s.1S4e; eaod oEdinAl7. 9Esc. Stock. Gat
hsttn
, 1869-03-31

COOK, coBURS CO.
EEWuA1H A0vEKTtEfSn 41EH1A,
Ars HstAprs41 Frt<tr4 ot<]tAtHsAAs fov THE THI4
a.ss.4..ss ~1tses for IN N1wx1ArE1s Oh AAoA11Es
tn NF ls.asaqr} Il ~ t. 1sEsfarkA ~ ~ FA
tAANJP laHNs- gntA-
OrT1CI s. DEIRHonyfT
, 1869-03-31

r111KBrRaR. NA.eh n Crude petroleum quiet md
Ivy h4s nttle .1su!ty r. fsE oternfs; ,1es -
Apxl dtliveTy c5Ened i Etc, bt HdTanced 10 ssEe
Aarch. 9csc: salcs 80 his each Arrl and M4v. Il E
20 tuls byrr TIL July II ~: 1hoo bsts A1r1 S;
tcnteE. 20 each month II se. Linz. quoted II yer
tkrIAy"s 691rrA
, 1869-03-31

D1SSOLO'IION
The eor4taexhtp hefrtoEore ex1tt.1x nuder the dra
uai4e u sinuE, Gnn.befE l. Co, No 10 south Clalk
n hza shtB DIV a}41oaE ezt bv mutual epuAeuk
MAX SIMON,
BARNETT -
ChIc.Fo, Ms1rh u 1sH AEFr- .tIHsEERN.
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