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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
BY "a sioutcnbnrgh, Auctioneer.

Sy -. n 3!OuteNDuTsHs AuctlCueeE.
GOMNlSS. ONERo' SALE By virtue Of
\ doc.ees OF tho Circuit Court % A!c2ahd ria
county, Va, ,pi9nonncel al the November
to- 1868 and My torn 1863, Of said Court,
ia the suit OF VIM Wolf W.. James Carrsher's
Acmini-trs'or ct ais; the ,"nderslsned' Com
to sale by ruo,ic auction, in front OF the May-
or's Office, in the city OF A!exandria, Va on
SAIU I'D \, the 6tn day OF November, 1859,
ut II IN . ali that LOT OF GROUND, with e.
Tho IMPKOV EMhNTo thereon. situated Ssa
at the Intersection Of King and Peyton streets.
IN Alexandria Va, an known IS the wi K.
GINA HOUSE" said property fronts 1876
f.ct on King street and 2o2 on Pey ton street.
TARMS--So much Of the purchase money in
cash as will be requisite to pay $1,000, with in
terest from Z4Lh april, 1866. and the costs Of
suit ard expenses of sale; tho residue in three
equal pas ments, nj 6, II and Is months from
the day OF SALE with interest the deferred pay
mort. 10 BE- secured by the bonds of the pur
chaser, with approved security, and q retention
of The title 70 tho property until the same be
paid IL: o. CLAUG HTON,
ALBERT STUART
oct d-on:c Comm re of Salp
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AUCTION SAEE.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FER
SJNAL PROPER AZ CELIA <
GROVE FARM, NEa ACGoflNh VII
LACE, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA Will DC
sold. by public auction, OF tfIh day (iH I rs
DAY. the 18th day of Ucto Der, 1853 the
STOCK and FARMING UTEN>IL2 on the
above farm, consisting Of trst-rsio dorseS
brood Mare , colt> l pair large wei! broke
mules, IL Devon Cows, Durham Bull, Jung
Alderney Bull, evon Calves, Chester Sow7
and 20 pigs Qull bloodJ, Ihreshing M&chin"
and Horse Power, Corn Shelters, Turnip Cut
Ter, Grain Fan, Whe.t Drill Roller, Cutting
Box, Cider Mil Gerrr lntown Carriage. Mar
ket Wagon, Farm WaLon, { r.: Corn, Corn
stalks, Hay, Straw, PIows, Il Cast S.eei / .ow y
Harrows. CuItivators, FORKS, hakes, ! hor;e
Fork, Grinds tone, FurnAcc E).,eh 15i Ci1er
(oll). Mes. Tubs Sc. Ais, HOUSE GOLD
IIOODS and KITCHEN FUENITU kk, such
IS Tables Chairs, sofas, Mattresses. BedsteHds,
stoves, Dishes, Milk Pans, ChWso, and u large
lot of valuable Books Sc, g.. SNle to con-
mence at 10 o clock y. II.
TEkMS--All suns under $50 ash MI Sums
Of 3 70 and pwNro,a credit of four MOI ths vii
be allowed. upon tho purchaser a."i lis note,
with satisfactory e" -Hi'Y, payat'f S, t." First
National Ban, - A'-yarG1,. e. properly t.
be removed until tho s.o- terms axe compiled
with. JON ATTAIN ROBERTS.
E.irfay 90 oct q-p5ts
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ANUSEMENTN.
R TION A l. T Il Z i h d
WASHINGTON. D. c.

sPALDISG & RAPLEY. Props. ana Msn'rs
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IUM MIS~IONERo, SCI. OF DholR,
y ABLE FARM -Pursu+nt to q deeres Of
n. I,..,.it Cur; lo- the county OF fnirfai: IL
the su. OF Ais2snd c..s6y against W. VT
ter > Whniry, = i'm ni-trs'ot OF ~! Il N: Wha'
lev. and others u. A.. jane t'im, 1863, the an
dersigaed, Commissioners will sell a' paeIiST
au tion, q. Fart X Court Hou -, on t. iHol
DAY OF NOVEMBER JtAT, Court day,
the TRACT OF LAND upon which Robert
N Whaley formerly resided, near Centrevil!e,
containing $50! scres. The ipiprnyemenss COZ. cor
sst of u large nnd convanlent FRA NJ Hfs4
DWELLING HOUaA, with all necessa -RasA.
~ out builaings l. is ais well supplied win
wood +; is well watored, and one OF tn mos' de-
sirab e farms in that section OF Tho couhty.
TbkMS-Une tahth f tho purchase money
to be- paid in hand as "a deposit the residue IN
6, II and 10 months With interest from the a =
o .ale; tho title - DO retained and the Land
lab C to DO resold upon oefault in either
OF INC deferred insLaiments. Stsmps and con-
veysDces at the cost Of the purchaser.
W. Ii. DULANY.
Ii. w. THOMAS.
THOS. MOORE.
TH0S. X. LOVE.
Fairfax CO.. oct 2-eo,s CONS Of Sale
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Gold

sew Yukk. october l2.--Gold to-day 1905.
GITU ALTON WANTED:-A lady qualified
y 70 Instruct in The English branches, French
and Music. dcases to procure situalio.. as
teacher in 81 family or private school. She is g
graduate Of the French language snd Liters
ture, and has had two ye.rs' experience in
teaching References given. Address imme-
dlatcly. stating terms, ERNIE Edge Hill,
King George county. Va.
kine (ienrl O co. w OCT l2--lAw3W
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0uR NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS

OURNEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS
Our new style Silk IP9pita pres; oooa''
Our new style Paid Dress GOODS
Our new style Repped Dress Goods:
Our new style Travelling Dres oooas.
Our new style Empress Cob h. e's do01S
Our new style Black Dress Goods.
Our new style Black and White Dress T. oods
We have added very largely to our stock o.
Ladies' Dress Good and hsvo soInothiPs s %
ofrerinR special bargains to caDh buyers we
invite purchasers TO examine our stock.
X. l.. WOOD,
oct1l No So cor. King and Fairfax sts
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sep 10--eois
w craen g. yyiac-

lesl EslgtG Ages!s ssHt A" SF %SXLuA
C30hMI CONN i'i KEAL u rs kSSrATE AND WATER
POWER. IN ALEXANDRIA GO, VA-By
virtuo of decrees Of the Circuit Court for Alex,
'rdrs County Virginia, ron or d In the SUIT OF
Swami ~, in.t Dempsey ana others. tho under
sirn,d. Commissioners therein named. will pro-
ccoI, on THU HnDAY, the l4;h day of Ooto-
Der 1862 ~ II O'clock M. in front of tho May
or Office, in the city of Alexandria TO sell, by
puhlic auction, q RACT OF LAND, situated
in the said county OF Alexandria. on the waters
o. -Four Mile Run, about three miles from AL
exnudria On ich IT. L. B. AleA ander for
merry resided, and Of which he died seize J.,
contsiiiil about $50 acres. Tho land will be
sod in ono or more lois as the Commissioners
may determine.
Also aLOfO LARD adjoining the above
| with WATER pow kk former y used in con-
| nection with factory, containing about five
| acres Flu.s Il tho land vii! 90 exhibited ut
| sale.
TFRMS-One.fnh Of the purchase money to
| be paid IL cash, and the residu~ in three qial
| Iayrieut at SIX, twelve ind eighteen months
from tie day Of sale the deferred pay ments TO
bear interest aud TO be secured by the bonds OF
| the purchasers and the title to be retained un-
| Ill full payment Is mad. Stamps and convey
Anciug NJ the cost OF the purchaser.
FRANCIS l. SMITH,
| GEO. WM. BRENT
| sep 92awts Comm'rs OF Sale.
| fpNN n Coz. .>Iai S4%'OEt' -"Issisqia, a!'o
& Culpepcr Alum Water, received and for
| sslc by
| "A ES LEADBEATBR s. BRO.
r osIS.
80 bills. , strained r ~IN, for sale by
.sE l6 H00E MEDbEABURN co.
! CIV ElTZER, bADAM and S 4 PISA 0
| = CHEESE, for sale bl
q. WIN RAMSAY,
| sep IS LAT King street,
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EANCY TOILET AkrlCLnS, CUMB>,
Il Brushes and PcGfumery; $50 fresh sup-
pies Q! D-ug., Patent nelicines and Chemicals,
Just received aid tor ssle by
oct4 JAENEY s co.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures

sPrCIALDlsY :. rvaEsT0 TsEaAzETTE
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SECOND AND LAST WEEK

RICHINGS OPERA
TROUPE.
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CONGRESS. Stsr fsra:oge, Mssisqqs, and
< Culpepcr Alum Water, received and fol
sale by
sep a E.S LEADBEATBR s. BRO.
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,,ar, sTPAOr LAND, adjoining Hilton
Of bout S &C as. belonging % Joha a. Bll-
lirg,Iey. 70 acres OF which are cleared inc Q
re.idus in heavy tmb'r aad cord wood The
land Is of excel ent qusity ahd the timber e1-
t,on. There iss SMALL DWELLING an
H,,iISE on the .snd win three rooms ~
,moke house. stab q, and t. good garden, ne%.y
on,lo,,d ANY person wishing - buy. Is
limb or agile; IRE, y aid do vel to exsu,'
me this lard. %iii answer any inqu'ria' &c
q w. LEI WIS.
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EVENING SPECIAL TRAINSi

will leave Alexandris, corner Of King and St;
Asaph streets. on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays, al : p. m; returning, leave Wash
ington. from the Depot, on Maryls d avenue,
at il. % p. IN. Washington, oct ll-6t
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MO lBAY MACkEREL, of su. eriur quail
~ ity, in bbls ana kils received md for sale
by AVERY q DAVIDSON,
-ep "A 226 King ST cur Alfred
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TEKOSENE OlL-5 bbls Vests Extra No
IN Kerosene Oil, ITO degrees FIRE test, re-
ceived 10 day by
eep "a u NJ l l. Is L Is \
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StOu.eni,urgh, AucfiOneer.

oct 4-eots
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE McKieYe Homicide.

COURT OF OYER AND TER aINER-Judges
Allison and Luolow,-The trial OF the young maa,
% 19HT p9sshsI and Hepsy S scpnas for ne murder
day Novemesr Is last was resumeS this rnoiHns Sr
The offered 10 prove good character for both
case has nol been concluded Wnitesides ana Kneais
COURT OFQUARTER sEssIoNs-Judxe Brewg-
ter-Iht ugh large number OF prisoners was Ia at
OF TIE case, were not SO speedy as esCerdsy.
Dennis Tooney pleaded guilty 10 a charge Of the
Mary Williams was put on trial for the larc any OF
an armfp OF groceries, but at the close OF our
TuUkT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Judge Pierce
ssfsn RsP sSss oa
pdn D;si hcT go SOuSr ,5 No i,;mJudge Hare @aareosmish q &
account to tor yarn sold and delivered The
or Mes ee 20
s. ella II. Bust, Administrator of John NJ Bulst
VS. samuel q Henderson. An action on mecna-
nlcs lien TO recover for goods SO d and delivered.
DISTRICT COURT No. 2-Judge Greenbanb.-
more Raiho'd ID Company, An action 10 recover
cSe sM by who
reported IN; R9s piainnm sahsT5d non u oc,,or n
ages as per at the Grant House. The
defeLst alleged that the house WAS u'der levy ann
the - eIih and not not by defendant As OarKseper.
Henry sty bet VS.. John Juaken. In this case 1t
was ALLEGED that tie paiL Sepg dssirous Of
wee pn ber of years, Tor which purpose ne mad
built bakeI on.e n ths city, sent on 70 New YORK
proprietor the BIZ House Bakery" and who
had hRd experience 10 the business and entered
into contract Tor limit par neTshp OF ten yea.
with Goo ber TO heglD the LIST OF SepIember, 1858
On The faith of this agreement he placed him IN the
bakery, which was thoroughly fu Tnlshed supplied
HIM with money. and in rOduCed him TO hls custom
q @. but the OefeDdaut refused TO perform his cove.
nant and for this bIeacn this action was brought On
trial.
SUPREME CoURT-Ohief Jusi Ice THOMPSON and
Judges Read, Agnew, SbaIs wood, and Williams -
This molDlIg the FLOWING Judgments We're en
tered
Qgay vs.. westcott. Judgment affirmed opiniOn
by Thompson, UJ.
DavisVs Roberts. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
Read. ].
Elliot Is appeal Decree reversed so far as respects
the CHARGE OF 5000 and record remJTsu to aw ard
the ecTte accoI dinghy. Opinion by Read, J.
smith VS.. mpsoD. Judgment affirmed opinion
by Agnew, j.
Hun'znRer VS.. Jones. Judgment affirmed. Opt.
MON by Agnew. j.
Sghlect VS.. Schlect. Decree reversed opinion Oy
shaIBwoOd, j.
pellsat. Opinion by Sharswood, j.
Germantown Passenger Railway Company VS. Tit
Ter. Decree reversed AZ costs OF appellant opinion
by RhaTsW ood, j. -
'NISI PRIUS-Judge iams.-Jordan vs.. The
Relief Fire insurance Company. An aHtion TO re-
cover a policy. Before reported. verdict Tor
paintih, t526OrH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
DELAWARE.

Correspondence Of The Evening Telegraph.
DOVER, Jan. 14.-An unusually large list of
divorce cases are pending before the Legislas
ture:-the number of these applications are be-
coming more numerous each session. The
Senatorial question is eliclting no unusual iu.
terest, it beng generally conceded that Thomas
F. Bayard, Esq, son of the present incumbent,
will be elected, on Tuesday next, for the long
term, commencing on the 4th of March next.
Hon. James A. Bayard will be elected to fill the
unexpred term tor which he is now serving by
appointment from the Governor. The action OF
the Legislature in reference to compelling the
Phiadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Rail-
road Company to pay the transit tax of ten
cents per passenger conveyed through the State
over the road is looked for with considerable
interest.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

The Navy Yard Frauds being In
vestigated-An Effort to Crush
Judge Kelley's BilI-The
Missouri SenatOrship.
FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despotch to The Evening Telegraph.
WAsnINGToS, Jan. Il.
The Naval Committee
Of the House listened to the further argument
to-day from Messrs. LGooch and Chandler rela-
tive TO the frauds at the Philadelphia Navy
yard. Sherwood, Deller, and their friends in
the Engineer department of the navy, have
organized LOBBY to beat Judge Kelleys report
relative TO the frauds in the Purchase OF tools
and machinery for the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Roach d son, ofNew York, from whom Engineer
Ztller bought the old tools, is represented by
W. E. Chandler as his counsel before the COM
mittee, and seeler and the engineers by q. w.
Gooch.
strong Effort
is being maze to smother Kelley's report.
Charles ONeill reported back from the Commit
tee on Commerce this morning the bill intro
duced by him some time ago giving the consent
OF the United States to the erection Of bridge
across the Delaware river at
Philadelphia and Camden.
Il was sebt to the Committee on Roads and
Canals. 1t did not properly come before the
Committee on Commerce.
despatch which reached here to-day an
nouncng the nomination of
Carl Schurz
for the United States Senate by the Missouri
Legislature gives great satisfaction 10 all Re.
pubicans. Every body seems to be glad of Hem
derson's defeat.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
TIE HIGHWAY.
Another Daring Bond Robbery I'm New
York in Daylight.


The N Y. Evening Post OF yesterday has the
folloW1pg:-
Another daring bond robbery was committed
in Pine street about 10 o'clock this morning
but this time, owing to the bravery of the
messenger boy, the thieves were captured and
the bonds recovered. 1t seems that about 10
o'clock William III. Hegeman, q messenger
employed in the banking Office OF William b.
Strang, No. 6% Pine street, returned from the
bank carrying in his hand tin box contain
ing large number OF bonds and other valuable
papers. amounting TO many thousands of dol
lars. The boy was probably followed from the
bank by the Two thieves hereafter mentioned,
a desk, two fsshionably dressed young men
entered the office, one OF whom seized the box
and rushed into the street with it, closely fol-
lowed by his confederate. The messenger
followed Immediately, and an exciting chase
ensued, AS soon as II became apparent 10 the
confederate that the thief would be captured
and attempted TO intercept him sufficiently to
enable the ether man to escape. The boy, who
himself from the ruftian's grasp. and resumed
his pursuit. Officer FitzSimmons, of the First
precinct, seeing this movement. and suspecJing
that the boy was pursuing thief, arrested
William Spaulding. At the corner of Cedar
street and Broadway the boy, overlook
the thief, and taking from his grasp
the box, gave him into the custody of Otfcer
Pellet, oil tho Broadway squad. The prisoners
were taken to Police Headquarters, where the
man who stole the box gave his name as
Joseph Davidson. but he was instantly recog
nzed by the detectives as the notorious Tine"
Davis, one of the most expert and successful
bond robbers In the country. About one O'Clock
this afternoon the two prisoners were placed in
q room with number OF other persons, when
the messeDger-boy entered the room, and,
the prisoners as the men concerned In the rob-
beru. Roth of these men are fashlonRbly and
elegantly dressed, wearing gold watches and
dis mor de- end would naturally be among the
last that an unsuspecling person would single
ont as thieves,
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NATURALIZATION.
Tho Proposed Legislation ON the Sub
tsct a1 Harrisburg.

As the bill TO prevent the fraudulent natu
Talization of aliens, introduced Ia the state
city, Is OF particular importanoe To tue people
OF Philadelphia, especially II IL should bee Jm-
Section l. Thst the several courts Of Of this Common,
Nes to Seeo Gy an s11 % G0nsrss, 20 aS%
the petition OF such alien 70 be presented 10
70 pfaeee IN such % OS Courts ns oS ass s
MONDAY OF each month, when in session, which daJ
=. c,,9n That such eltion snail oontan th pre-,
orsST 10 v0Sch for Ri% 81 and ND he Ss@o
place OF btb % ps or @ lie Ssme Of
ns thefsin sleged he ha, been ip the Uned states
m sIse S by Ihe clerk M on st or or aSSse.
shall Seeo%e SecoTd aS Court Sao reosn oOe
iSr public inspectoI or examination In the ONCE oI
secon hat on ihe second saturday af,er the pre-.
for GENERALIZATION saS Gs called By as least two OF
,he Judges ot the oopr IA which the pt peiHOn shs,
lave proved the subtraction Of such court by the
citizens Of The Unied s os having legal residences
IN hit commonwealth by an oral examination Of ths
same in open court, that contents of said petition
are true II snail be- me duty OF one OF the said jldg
haDdwritlDg he words Prayer OF petition grantei
with the dale and the aid prothonotary small issu
ssion ch ,nsil so be Sses,ed BY one eH|' OF sae
Judges before whcnl the petition shall have been
Sections. That It shsi not he lawful for any pro-
clerK, issue any CsruHrae OF naturalization nnt
at OF h @ Ga s hAs Ssve exsa Bae nes the
aior said; shel u bs lawful to issue any such
Certificate OF DntuTEiIs within three months Of
any general or Presidential election.
81 cuon II any PROM notary clerk, or The deputy
cel OF eithtI, or Other person. shall amx the
seal OF office 20 any natu alizson naper OF duplicate
thereof, give out the same In blank, whereby iC
msy be hs6duleut!y or furnish naturalization
certificate or duplicate thereof 10 any person who
shall rot have been dolly examined and sworn In
open court In presence II of he jud Ees thereof
according to the act of CJngress. and agreeAoy TO the
prov of this e shall be guilty OF a.high
misoemesnor: or II any person shall irAuduently
n.y such certificate oil pRturRiZ alton. dupicate
thereof knI wing that 10 raudulently issued and
shall e, attempt 10 vnie. thereon, he shall be
guilty of o hsh misdpInes and either any OF
The aid persons, their aders or alb ttors guilty of
either OF The mls de aforesaid, Bha IL
v vCtion, be fined III not exceeding tn
dollars and i'm pl toned the proper penitentiary
q period not exec edirB three years.
Section G No duplicate certificate OF naturaliZa
ion shall be iESued by any prothOnotary clerk
afOIe said, or by any Uf their deputies clerks,
unless the petition oi the person naturaiked snail be
pre- court settng forth the date OF the
al zation a,d the l. OF the original certificates
and before dupiJCAte certificate snail be allowed.
proof snail be required by the til at
the perhOn petiliOnlng is entitled 10 the same.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special De'patch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Alaska Furs

Special De'patch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Alaska Furs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The House Commerce
Committee to-day discussed the subject of pro-
tecting the fur bearing auimas of Alaska. There
committee, introduced by Senator Cole in tn
Senate and by Mr. Eliot in the House. 1t ia
proposed to report a substitute for both bills.
The Reconstruction Committee
had General Glllem before them to-day. He
explained fully his administration of affairs in
Mississippi, and said tnat the sherifs elected in
different counties opposed the execution of the
reconstruction laws. He did not express any
opinion as to what Congress should do with
regard to Mississippi, but from what informa.
tion he gave 1t is probable that the committee
Will report against accepting the present State
Constitution and in favor OF referring the
matter again to thc people.
Mr.. Van Horn OF New York is now reading
written speech, extremely dull and prosy, in
favor Of the construction OF
ship Canal
around the Falls OF Niagara. The members are
not giving tue speech any attention whatever.
Canadians are here in strong force, with a
powerful LOBBY backed by secretary Seward,
in ihe hope of securing the legislation asked for.
The Late %. A. Fiuney.
1he committee Of nine members appointed by
the House to meet the remaius OF tho Hon..
Darwin A. Fnpey and escort them to his late
residence in Pennsylvania, leave for New York
tonight, in the discharge of that duty.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
FORTIETH CONGRE>S-THIRD SESSION
Senate.

Continued from Me Fourth Edition.
WAsHIhSroN, JAG. a M. Doo.IEtIe onared the
Yhereas, Gable tslegrApn compsoies organized
under me auth9rity OF The united sta es propose 10
Wnersos Also sph comp anles oized under
the s nns ss no aSd m cables on
those powers of gniIed States is necessary;
an.n; r,gsd 70 soossnt 10 he laying Of
10 the OF the United s.ssss as any
company authorized un er the authority Of any
10 ayns OF Cables rom the 9aed s 70 sss
shSsea OF snGh pow rs on recprocsl terms and pro-
the consent of the United States is withheld aud the
power declared 70 D.; unls%fn Rsfssisd Iss to The
NJ sa@nq on SrsG@ Sfoa@dsG eiasS o to enforce certain
pTovsions OF the Fourteenth amendment OF the Con
become necessary cons queDcs of certain persons
Ssya Sy The tn amend
He understood that other persons In Virgiaia, dis.
and therefore. contrary to his expect alton at the
NINE 6a OF me sR p1 Of Ine m Would
pirate legislation.
up the resolution of The Logisl sture of Vsrmo' t. pre-
sented by HIM some days ago which was read 90
Resoged That having an rtel,lgep. regard for the
tors and H. 10 Congress- 70 use their ID
tqs nee against the consummsti9n Of any treaty In
a. the subject Of or rsGs and
phss oreIgn Th a aS %s as tnr wn al
treaty stlpu al Tor. but b'lorgs TO Congress, and
Mr. Morrill, spoke at length in advocacy OF the doc
II Inc OF the resolution
House of Representatives
The m OF ming hour expired before the subject wac
d spOsed Of ~
fol Mr.. Cook, from the Committee ON Eestions, re-
ported resolutions declaring that George w. Ander-
son Is not entitled to seat from the Ninth Con-
gressienal district of Missouri but that William f.
twitzer entitled 10 the same. He said he would
can up the report to- morrow.
The special order then taken up, when Mr.
Van HCrn IN, W so ke AZ length in support OF his
bin to rovde for the 'nstTrction OF ship canal
around the Falls OF Niagara. He argued Its I'M por-
tRnce ana necessity In NJ iltary, travel and COM
mercal point of view, and ca nesty maintR'ned that
Its psti uclion could work Injury present
)inPs ot communication aud that IL was q national
work for the beutft of the whole country. AND the
duty OF Government to further aud support ID AS
IL would increase The production OF imm ense ex-
tent OF country. isdom and s1und IN ip.
and high sense OF duty. demanded that the work bc
consummated es speedo as possible.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

hsd been counted upou and hence holaers are not
disposed 10 sell Wall street Operasoas "a ysha
ming 10 be sn sharp that they foresee anu MAKE
allowance for every coniDRency OF sne tutete. SO,
thing Ia new with them nowadays FOL IusIauos' tne
Pacibc Railway is TO be completed soms ume tnis
year. It confessed on all sdes that ,av vii Sun
DInR from the Atlantic cities TO the M,ssls.iPp river
This Infuence n now dlscountng A. pretty n7ar ie
aAr value aud the completion OF the road will CONE
and Ro as quietly rs ilt was most ordinary matter
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