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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
FARM AND HOME.
How to Preserve Seed Corn from
Birds.

\ correspondent Of the Country Gentleman
desired to be informed how 70 prepare seed
ooyn 90 render i; anpalatable to birds, 50 that
they viii no, pull it On its first coming up -
The E.lowing replies to this question were re-
ceiycd and published in the journal referred to ;
This is an important question. Every year
we hear the report of the gun in the hands OF
some ueishbor who is killing of the common
blackJird. his best feathered friend. Early In
the season, y hen the mass Of farmers are break
inc ground. our blackbiris follow the plough
men closely. and deyour the white grub, the
larva of theMay beetle; and the tardy farmer,
late in the season, is quite likely to have his
Young corn pulled by this useful bird, simply
because it does not find an abundance of white
,rubs. The white grub is our worst insect
enemy, and our blackbird, so ignorantly hated
BY many, is It's greatest foe.
Now, it is very easy to prepare seeds to pre-
vent tberavages Of birds. The modus QpGaHdi
is as follows; To a peck Of corn use only a
tablespoonful Of tar. In a water-tight vessel,
place the tar on top of the seed. Pour boiling
water on the tar until the seed is covered
Stir it briskly until the tar Is dissolved aud all
the grains Will be discolored. Turn it out on
the ground on a spot bare of grass, throw on
ashes sufficient to dry it, and stir it quickly,
which will prevent any adhesion Of the grains.
l think nothing but hog will touch the seed
thus prepared. 1t vegetables we'll If the corn
has been previously soaked (which is objection
aLLeL L should be treated TO the hot water.
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u. vi. 8.
SAMUEL H. WOODY,

REMOVED TO NEW STOPE ROOM on
MAIN ST, NEXT TO no DWELL 4 FRO.
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OUR NEW PLOUGIIS-of which We are man
~ ufacturing large lot-wc guarantee 10 give
satisfaction in every case oruo sale.
WERLICH Il WELLER.
January 3. $50.
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sausned from having lived IN the same house with
them hye months tht the defcD ant 10 not calculated
ne heard Ss TAX " s 5es hsys
Chca o. aud she seemcd 70 think tnal places OF that
klnd were TIC hest PAGES N amusement
SHE HAD VERY mon TEMPER
An important witness was Richard Adds, father
OF the p'dnti1, with whom dcfendant lad sujourned
tor length OF time. lie bore witness to Kind treat.
ment OF defendant bv plaintiff, AMI adds DE.
fendant has u verv high TEN and very disagree.
able disposition, aud IL very hlrl to got along WITH
J do no, know Ia, she ever performed any OF tho
household duties"
sHg WAS UEcEirFrL AVp MiscnirF.u,NiSo.
Adele Knowles testified that Mr.. and Mrs. Add.
boarded at her house, and trat they seemed to Get
along comfortably until ter plaintiff made two OF
three visits to Chicu'u after which there n cool
ness but no Impeachment on The part Of plaintiff, who
@ state whether you know Of any other mater or
a nencnt 10y H., tt,,,,ttir d, 49,, '"'" w "
chetmak ana did feren some trouble Tor her nus.
band and otnrrs ! know ot nothing more.
MARRIED TO TnE MAN SHg LOVED.
" appears by tho last deponent, Miss Adele
Knowles, that Mrs. Adds upon her return from
visit to CHICAGO, asked deponent TO borrow law
book for her Witness accordingly procured the
divorce laws of Nebraska. Defendant carefully
peruscd the same, and returning II to deponent,
said, II cannot do anything. have no grounds Tor
q divorce The defendant gave as q reason that
she hnd found ont when in Chicago that she could
have married n gentleman In Chicago whom che
loved, but she did not know II before che was mar.
ried, Il she hal she would not have married the
plaintiff. That she loved the gentleman In Chicago
and not the plaintiff The character OF some OF her
asso itcs was very bad. This deponent nsively
closes with the expression; know OF nothing
moro that would be OF benefit to either party
IL viii DO seen that this divorce was granted On
the grUurd uf ihtcmpcrance personal indifference,
and dtstaste for household duties TIE defendant "a
now In Chicago united to tne gentleman Of Chi
cagO " she loves.
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rrNfNcLiL AvO coumEncIlA.

SArCGnAy, March l2-P. M-Thc gold mu,l.'t
during the morning Nas active apd tcyc.-h, iu oJu-
sequence ct the PASSAGE OF the Fuudwg bah by tic
senate yesterday Before the formal opcuiug Of rut-
mes the price Wa ii.s, from which pont however,
VAS qucoly sold down "a ms. tut recovered % il
the rrt recorded sale being effected at that fFuIc,
There was Sub cgueut decline ~ ma. with ray 10
l2% closing AT 7. NJ a the latter price Later In he
day the premium further advanced 10 NIX. amt
leaving on strong At ls IN, Gold Exchange has 1cCu
well attended, though tho speculative excitement was
less Intense than during the previous days OF the Wce
There was cy'acci les mcinauou % operate by bon
bulls and beall unGnr the uncertainties auenlnl u,c
hna! deposition OF he Funding bl nad the dsai.n. =
were comparatively spiriGes' and uniutcr sting.
In the gold loan market the rates pAd Tor haym@ ha
anccs carried were 4. S. p = and cent haiauc,s
after Clearing House being carr ed free ufntorcst rhc
tots. crarncs az tbc GOLD Exchange Va ere sli 49,,
U0 those represent NE transact cons of! yesterday, md
are larger ~ m"r, dian tort! mur- tlau al au, Zinc
since the memorable fnday IN SEPTEMBER fhe gold
balances werc ei'5'U'5 auL currcrc, laanrrs s-.i.
a. N, sl'imeut % .recic today vcr s!;l ,F, ma
iIg an AGGREGATE tor the Uoca OF SrtG,j mostly IN o,
riu coin tac total -llpuc.l- srcy Jan were g. iu
~ The Treasury during the wees soii one uu ion
gold bought ono mulou I'VE tWrulc. .r,,rNcd In coin
for customs t273"9, rni p'id ont ESQ $40 Il col E..
teres' on ,he pubic debt. The loDl uup1rt- az rl-
port for the past We were tiGl sls osai - S'oH'
Tor the corresponding week IN lbjA, nm incira.' ',
slll6O. Tao principal g'lfquotlupu- wuoi
20 \ N",..-l l"1 T.. N,".al,3 -, No. l.
iP@iSS l. H... l Il; T.iii Z N S.,.i,
torou'r cNrhanro Wa dan. u-ur afrr thr saIi"g
al the aoact. prime tiNt, d.ys nils hlug quotel 40
lt' ' lt' th0rt 7lght b'- col thr rIldn lus,
and commercial sorliafat 1.,a lu. lhn u'Acy mar.
bet closes VIII 10, a1vuda % srpnlvur tiu' u c1r' .a
ultc dtllui,i t ctu'.u.I. ulf ruIpg rate an cll
Si'h exceptions nt' cDut.i lara b.'oac,' were u
yi.h ''udng Gu,r-pHoH llr-es l' Joe a-i cent. lu
The lus"kri i.r commercial pspcg, fnc'y hrstcH-'
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TRIINING HonoKEN,s rocrn.

The Brilliant ENnmp thnt IL set by the
Bonrd Id cntIOn-1he Mysterioss
Departure Of the CIerk OF tue Board
The Jersey Cid y Parties.
The Hobokcn School Commissioners are a
jolly crew, and are enjoying themselves over the
spots that fall into their hands; yet they have a
chronic fight among Themselves, and one day
they are fighting like cats and dogs and on the next
hey are cheek.DvJowI in Jolly jamboree. Their
hast hSnt was over move for the displacement Of
-cNcra teachers the sole reason being that several
remhcrs ~ The ring desire to get their iavoritos H.
With a view Of securing their own reelection.
Among the candi intos that are put forward by the
Urc.yul .ug Commissioners is miss who ia not COM
uc,ent teach even TIE primary department Of the
most magnificent school in tho city; but the blonde
mas influential aiendr aud is to be put In at all haz-
ards. There j. one young teacher following
the example OF the ulustriOus Ileenan the pugiis,
VINO has boxed Ipr way into position. Once
or twice she has been on her muscle since her ap.
The oiicr cycriug they Lad high old time, the
occasion being the closing Of the t,ebing schools
The flow Of Jer,ev cider and murialc acid was
copi1us, and uuc N the Con missioner turned a
douule sonrrslult on his way home. While some
Of the pubic spirited Commits oncrs drink
ing down the public money In dancing par.
ties, they HNd i' Impossible TO attend TO the
bu mess Of their position un.ess thcy are seem or
"stakcd.' Thus, Tor several weeks past. Mr.. Gra-
ham " Sine air las had bill pending before the
3oard amounting 10 over $50, which the whole
Board ia, dul5 ickhJwedgCd eourc' hut the
Commissioners hold hre IN Payment bccau-r the
gentleman has not put M his currency. ard ',cry-
uOdy who HuoWs anything of the Commas 0uers
says that Graham VIII have TO CONE doHG before he
can got dollar
Tic CLERK Of the Board has mystcricusly disap.
pcarcd. lie was last seen crossing The ferry on
sunday night with several carpet Dlrs Two guns.
ana lady Of about thirty. Indiana is said 10 be
AS place OF destination.
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Ftnes-Tue -crIdom thut Fiouri-h,- in
Broadway.
10 Ns Eifor of TIE san.
SiR | am ono OF large number OF clerks
doiag business In a Broadway store. We wor. from
\. VI. 10 ?. NJ, and during these hours We are
worked NJ hard AZ ANY cuisines. men in the city.
This we do not complain OF, tut We complain Of be-
inE allowed only tairty minutes for dinner Former.
ly It was only twenty five. by stroich Of mag.
uanlmi,y h,oy they Civ rbirty. Now, Mr.. Editor,
our solafc- DO rot permit %, to dine la any OF the
restaurants on Broadway or H. adjoining streets;
neither are the rents low In The locay ~ 10 adj
NIT OF our living enough to "a home and rciurn
10 thc spe,lhed thirty riugtes. n We take cold
elmer along there place sot apart by he house
in which ", Can e.; &. We must NJ, 60 into So
loon 10 Eight Of the store under the ucnaiy Of disc
mi~-al Al have icil Is 10 walk around th, block
and r.1 inch 70 INA OF cur pocket.
The writer II fhls taxes hi dIrnor Gtgpu anal
holt INMATES Max rom Tie staro. Gong nd
com'7- 90 pac' tnat MD do no small credit 20
ihc Human Ncocipcle ~i,cs nc hftorn LHut,s 10
bolt my dinner u AUD 20 aay unforeseen event kcrus
me Eve inmates o,ioai the haH hour. an iLed %
Aproyos of these Gur, hoy are piled on thick
for bang five minutes lat. tor error Ia
D. %. Ter DO. IA mcd-urc, lor DO IN mis-
--p.lug customers name or taking wrong
number uhc iticr o'ipncr TIE f.ulg o, the customer
ihau 10. clorol, down sou 90 for quarter ibis Is
al igai, 'l-crhut must ho maintained ana 'ht
same tiur j. pract-td ia Europe, Win tuis dill r
crc' o. To it d~lu-ll of 'hr limos: To- Europe iury
20 toward i'r m1'nv nauc. ~ library Tor he " &
Of th' ,u'u! col %, house hCse 1t reyeris to the
hou-', To swell the rutfs ut man ALREADY rich
| 49, "a SIT rhine. MA II r!s,u and my follows Wrn
To send n petition asbitg that thJ@e Grcs lc let
apart 90 tr.y.l. AID furnish room ior 90. L-y OF
| tu0-c Who bring cod dinner With thrm. what
think you would hc cur ausRCrg Why, we'd Ice told
| To- 40 tu-Dov ,ntrl. mouse Whcrc YOU IIyu Io IT
pass 10 go 20 tlc rcu1us room l. not apt to giant
| small i,Not-.
! l have rcpd II the abuses OF prisons aui roar
| nous. rom we que g. lc Ih'hnihl"risl io"ard;
nom the Rev. MI. Fi,ld. llcuw' TtA Dixon. and
a. aries DcScns, aud %. all a 20 tlu-c- roupahIol
Of ntNtf Vet beard of rr-uucr p4upcr h.Nins 20
s@tlow bis diuu. in from ten IA nu,rn nliuuips
I rtluElf.- H.. N.Ik
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The merchant, # Beaver street, between Broad
and william, are daily 'EpcctuI avl.it from the
street Commissioner, VITO Is 10 mako tour OF that
Alpine route, IN charge OF guide 20 view tho worst
-tr.ot iu ;ho world The ,tf,,t- of ir.in ,.uuot
possibly be more horribly W. .lHtlrt I.J -s
nh!r IMAM tue .routtst hu,uttsf rect u ly ctru-o.
IL, /, l- prdctlltllJ c!uscI Tor busarss purpose
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The Man who wa. Pint ON the Cars

10 NE Editor VI 1he sun.
SIR In an article in your paper this day, On
ths,rgh's Of passengers, you state that the conductor
Hrankn MoimnnJ demanded OF me n Dog my Idya,
get OH the rain, or give ~ my uirOugh ticket.
distinctly state that the only dennnd made on me
MA that give mp MY ticket, or BE- pat On the train
II the conductor had demanded NV are | should
nave unid II, az did to Conductor Wallace uudrr
protest. ". l.. slEIllLNS.
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The following are the total, as compared with last
1e saI. , sstss Il ps Se';;ts;sss
SsSs! ,sss $ B Bss assS
t S se q5 the E Ct f FS1 s S SG
bond market, whicI showed y sharp decline At tho
opening, price. ranging. as compared with ar nights
on Old s the resction oiS at London to 0o assisting
Private despalches from Washington Indicated that
hs Funding Pm MI meet with decided oLpo;uon in re
nrmer tone OF gold. The most active feature Of the
market vas sIx5o ~. Witch sold down to iOX
sG % s gur Ssn fo n 9 S s s%9
Co.. s. Vail I s!S%, ! qFIf' api5ofR "s'' .'V"'
L. Car Ca ..ist "iis $40 reg, J. & .io KS ' i%
g? 70 IT rcs ps NiS IL 'S z & Sooubriss2 1875
80. o!, coup..ll04 il0N ll+g. icg.......l.5H i9B
s comp SSHo'iiS55s 10 Boo az s2 GcGniia i y, @
state hond. wote aciivc aud strong on the feun
rlsinr 4 10 56S. cicsrg at soii Nov s6i,h to-onas
being Sieaiy at % lie HANNIBAL aud ~ Joseph issue At
W. nG Old SonG oe SysS ne cent me aud s
new cent, 70 o while 9G% S@rn SaT2n S5 az,
sold At i6st. Bank of Commonwealth shares sold at
liz continental y. metropolitan 10. Cenira National
way nOnda were steady, central Pacncs selling nj 81.
In the stock marset railway shares wore dun and
heavy ihrOughcut ne gay ne nnctlalions hcnG lgm
slight reaction of the prominent shares, the
market again becoming heavy though raj wing ilac'
ton a. The Close leaving on with slightly nrmcr feel
Ing The Northwcsl ems we're tho special features,
having been unusualy active with frequent changes,
the extreme quotations being ~ aud IN Tot
N" common and si1 and ft for the preferred.
The activity and decline In these stocks due to the
report Of y1ntomulaied ls;uc Of sQO0Ool OF cnnyer
rectors hut NJ there is desire or the part of new
clique the Board OF d.cctiCu such mem.
hcrs as are also connected Win ne So Paul manage.
viii allow their power to he Withdrawn without
struggle. Ater The Northwo-tcrna, the larger deal
inEs were m the Vanderbilt storks, Reading.
Lake shore, and Rock Island. " Y. Ccutfh stock
ranged from g1N To vi the scrip !ik TO ilf. kcaunI
~ 10 ~ Lake Shorc 6E to S6i Rock Ilauu liNs 10
ts II Paul common 60 10 gtf and preferred - TO ~
kric dul ~ .4A, Eorl WAYNE strong at S >, and
litsturrh a. Q. 10 At the B1afd Illinois Central sold
NJ tieFlfl, Nicmga Ceura' o. Alton aud Tcrrc Hautc
Ash1 me preferred Gi4, Chicago and Alton llSaillA
Morris and EsgcN %, Boston Hartford nul Lie taGN,
New York and New Haven 49,, tulunhus. Chicago and
Indiana Central 49,, Marietta and cincinnati rnf
icfrd ~. rnd second preferred at o. Et div.
dcud scrip sold at the rational Board col ~ 8u Nstc'.
ancou. shares were dun and heavy. Pacific NAH de-.
ciinng from "a 10 &C. nuO Western noh TELEGRAPH
taugi ng nom .. to5 NalpOsa preferred sold at lsk,
the ten per cent. certificates ut % and Cumucf.hd
Coal at - Express shares and active with
sales ofAda Al 6lGG2g, Me. Fargo a Co. az Il, nad
American Vt So tntei Saics dccl aug frou 20 tJ lJ
Closing lrccs HtGp ";
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SAruHuAY. March 12-FLouR AND MRAI--Tlc
mar 81 wa. .h,d" nrmcr uu the low .rn,c-. Which
Wcr ln export demand, bus thc mod mn and f-
t,r ~ auT~ wee rUN ana heavy talc- 81 10 uhi-. 80
81 -. $40 t'f suprsunc W,t"iu lul state. fiu' 81
for .hiupinc cytias do. f5'N S~,5 for hlser-' ana
family brand 1880 s. 81 t sClfhcrn .urcrnae Is as
~ flr DO. snppirE mil family oN.ra., ISIS tor rye
meal, aud 81 gU iog Inc yellow Cs 49, foi Duc..whct
nHrr.
SrSurtrs--C otton dull apd heavy; middhng upllnds
21hultc. spirits tUfuentlue s'r1uy Int quiet
Ntc sc Io-lns qr'a' ~ ols4 s2l2sc. for urNtnC i.
OF. amt ln~ctd nh ittt9c Petroleum IN iau demand
crude ~ .spc. W ca.Ns aud tbis. AM rcuncd &c
Mhreoy lower, |."lc. IaoN udh, sSees.c.
GRooEriEs-Priccs unchanged. ami business not
worth mentioniug except ~ SUGARS. ~ HaH'Nc. iut
far rehu with snns iN boxes anu ~ uhOs
refined dull; best crushed, 1890
GRAIN Wheat he'd high ., but quiet; sales 21O3'
bush 10 tLl0. fl.f0 tor White Western and Genes,c
interior TO Clocc 50 Spring, Si.A w. no. a do Cor
again lower, an dun; shef 100 bush at '6.fss' o.
Tor jersey OF he vrlu" 81 o Tor prime south
ear willie. oats fhft salrs 5000 nnsh ~ satlr nr
Jcre, and tate, ana -, llr wee ~ 800 store. pu '
sod ~ asuau way at 'sy'lc i'' state. Bal mA',
rpuvi-io,--pork dull anl lower: mess SO; prime
u'.- 81, aud prime 30 with trnIar salc-; n',o q
hn- mess Nav. s.i. l.ec IA tar demand; sHics 1871
bh lt - fnf1: Old mess, and sla <lh.t tnI nHH u'
| T. rrr hcr quiet hrCt hl,us lrut. So. esq. &C
u,a'- sltgI! 100 re-. ,. uHWs I'd a. li '. Bacon
| tr. O.. WIN H su4N sac 81 tHU1"la1d, :. O.. lIr
N's rrN tive ne ZONE d'riine slls. % ukt- a. l',
a. I.r. a.-. . .fU 'ns urN' tire nfls tt'iN H..
| ur~llasc. Hr'r-ra h'-. ueuhc. for ~, te-n %
o. lI ."r ~ t- iil . .' -.t il NU.....t t... "a
| .,t. i,. state. Cnccsr "a e.. IRE. .-....,..
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atp @ooOs.
7 ORD n TAYLOR

I ORD Il TAYLOR
IN open on MONDAY, March H.
JAPANESE PorLINs, in oil coiors at Is cent? per
yard.
"TAKo" CLOTHS, for suits. 1T % cent? per yard.
FIGURED oEESADi>Es, Black Ground, or white
Grounds from % cent. 20 - ccai, per yard.
STRIPED CEENADl>l-. EacN Grounds. at o.. cen,s
per ynri.
FIGURED AID STRIPED GRENADINES Black
Grounds or VIII, GroaaIi from g cents to also
per yard.
EVERY PIECE or TIE ABOVE Is or THIS
SEASONS IMPORTATION. AND ruE STYLES ARE
ENTIRELY NEW.
ALSO. Az
UNEQUALLED LINE
BLACK HERNNSIS.
AllslLK GRENADINES.
NEANTlNEs. AND
EIlRENlLSEs.
AT CoGgE sPoNDING PRICES.
Also.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
FANCY SILKS.
froa 81 to So ,l' ."fd, reduced a'eu q rad ta'o
per yard.
pUoADwAY hND GRAND ST
49, 49, --'-----
IL Nkts AlN~! - istsNiN~!
A. -.
~
LINLN-.
...... $500.
TABLE hANNNhS,
,.,u.t,- ,ocrr..
..N MIS- lo"ft.''
pIApfr. ,u.surs
~ ''' '' ~'''' o
look At THE PRICES.
In L.'.'. %. l5- r.r yard and upwards.
Table paunsss az 1'r per ward and upwHtls
IA'lc napkins ~ ,l'. rer l12'n aud upwar1et
-, ~, . -.
Linen loNe.- az q pel oostN anu upw'' l-'
N-frs.r, ut,,..,s ID, a. ~. ,,r ,,.c,
''"''N'' '''l 10 az ~''-' 49, F''N~'
Russia Crlshcs AZ a.. rcr yard.
Al .,,,c t,.t ,,,r r,s,, ,,,,., ,,. -.,s,,,
100 '' ''' '.' ''.'' WV f'''''' y
OF the market on account OF the preat sci,uc I'm cold
nuf ~ H"Hlr every .i.11.ea' c"yl. vac - wls
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BANKING IND rIN.iNCI4L.
NO SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT THAN
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS or THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD Of IOWA At

TIE FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF IOWA. At
20 FREE FROM TAX.
This railroad runs 90 miles north and south
through the finest aud uost tAickly settled portion
Of the magnificent State Of Iowa, and is the only
LUX wanting to connect the railway eeutrcs at 81
Louis aud 81. Paul by an unbroken line, ~ miles
shorter than any existing route. Forty-si1 miles
arr already completed. and nearly 100 miles more
graded.
The amour, OF bonds 70 be- issucd y but slf00O
per mile, or less than four millions In an.
OF WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE AZ
READY BEEN SOLD.
We believe there viii be no more favorable
time to soil Governments and buy really lrsi-cla-s
railroad sccurtica-suc as these-than the present.
Arcr a fnn examination, We have accepted an
Agency for the sale Of the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire % recommend thcm 10 our Gus
toners as a thoroughly -re o. wen as profitable in.
yes,uent JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
% Wall ct.
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MARINE INTrLLIGENCE

N'srA~tuF ALNANAH- r'tff nav
sun rises. O.. 10 SUI SETS. 01 NoDl rfcs. 20
uInt 81 Art" ~ -
'Wdl iiu"k. o. ooN lsmn'.. a iieh GAt' tJ
trriyrd-srNaAy, March 49,
steamship Cleopatra. ',rra rr1t, mdr'.
Stcglis3 10 \ntrica b'cnon. muse aId pass.
N,'lt Natf. ia Bgu-Hs Sd IutH, u-hl.
Also. 90 usnp aver and coa-tNt, ves-e IS.
STEAMSHIPS Arrived orr.
MoyiIIr. March Johanna. Nrw York.
CrIFN.iuwi. NA.cN la-li.hp, Ncw orD.
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SO long az some four hundred millions can ho
Wrunr hi tarin devices aud ingenious taNatl u, iu.
QuiSitJril processes, and military force from mo
peoplc 50 long will these "cXccsscs' OF expenditure
continue. our Government WIS once considered
the ci capcst and best earth. Now We arr
gtandizcd by power aud prrenson that IL COsts One
fourth ot every labOrug mans earnings to keep W
the StA.ei The modest srendur Of tho early lrc~i.
dprfs the un1ssuWinz penn of a former day, wi en-
no intruder Invaded the Navy Department, calming
to dictate without rcsporsi iltv and Nhcn the *
ecutivc mansion aud legislative chambers were not
tIickcd cut Ike saloons, nor guayd1f hy military
suptudIrics, when simplicity ruled aud dishonesty
Vas the exception, las indeed departed.
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
ADMIRAL PORTER'S TSURPATIONS
AND BXPENDITUREs.

The Secrets OF the Navy Department Lnid
Bare-Grcat speech OF the Hon. samuel =.
Cox, Of Ohio.
The House being in Committee Of tho Whole
the State Of the Union, on February TO- the Hon.
Samuel s. Cox, referring to objection of certain
Republican members to his resolution Of inquiry into
the affairs Of the Navy Department. said
We want q true and correct statement OF
tho expenditures Of the Navy Department dur
ING the last fiscal gear, which terminated on
the Both Of June. We want statement includ
ina the unexpended balances In the Treasury and tho
appropriations or the current year, showing tho
available resources OF the Department the 1st Of
July last, when tie present fiscal year commenced.
There balance In the Treasury the credit Of the
Navy Department the lat OF March 1867 under ~ "
various appropriations, Of ......... 81 9l2sj %
There was appropriated for the current ns. 49,
Cal lS,-'OJjl 20
-
showing that tho Department has received
since the lst Of March latt total Of 3i1S2 G 20
This Doc. ~ states that the S0ih Of
september last there balance OFF,. g or j59 "a
showine nominal expenditure TO that
eey me- a. q IS "A
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