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.nk.rrssE siEs-Fasare rsays.6 {.
e;EaS BY P. g. ssaburs, "a, 81. :.
pea, Estate gent, 40. 90 sYcafhcro ssfess
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

FE|RUSIEES -SAIE UE'- VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN HALIFAX COUNTY,
VARY virtue Of q deed or trust executed tn Us
en- the eth day of August 1869, by J,mes 4. and ".
on MONDAY. the 18th dav OF August, 1871, tthat
being court dsy,l If fair If not on he ne xt fair
day, In front Of the court hduse at Halifax Court
house, at IL O'Clock NJ, sell at public auction me
properts In said deed conveyed. to wit: A tracs 81
land containing ELEVEN HUHnRED ASD
NINETY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, heing the
same land purchased by said Moons OF the lafe
friver, eight miles from sccttshnrs depot, on the
Richmond and Danville railroad
This is one OF the most VALUABLE FARMS In
the county; especially adapted to the growth OF
wheat. tobacco &c: has six hundred acres GEAR
ed. two hundred OF which ere fine rtyer baltcms.
house Is nearly new; SIX rooms. All necessary
Ash, an 0RCHARD OF CHOICE FRUITS and
an ABUNnArCE of WATER.
THIS farm GIN be conveniently divided 'h'o
smaller tracts. ~-.-'--"----- -.
INTERESTS of the said j. a. i b; M92n
(which Is seventh eachl 10 The FINE LAMP
ED ESTATE OF their father, Parham Moon, ae :
ceased which estate lies on Dan river, on Dotn
sides Of the Hichmonc and Danrile railroad, near
south Boston. and contains NINETEEN nus :
DRIED ACRES.
TERMS: One third cash balance In 9. IL, andis
stead waived) he ,ring interest from date and the
vendors lien retained: the and subject TO resale
In de anti Of prompt payment. The title Is be-
lieved to be perfect, but. acting as trustees we
will convey with specii IL warranty.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
VIM. c. PENDLEToN,
~ %. F,S Tutds Trustees.
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pOCKLAED LI3iE.-1,20O barrels now
AZ landing from sehoonsr francis Hatch. For
sale low from wharf. -.
57G A. g. LEE.
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PHLa
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS. ST.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. &.
CATAWRA GRArE PILLS. ''''
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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Pefersbdre. y irginis. FroCtHsas r
:, Wfilian Tench, Crier). fs.2 = =

| f1RfNCE GEOR @ q AND SU y ,.,S
TANn Foe SALE At AgT,n,r,,n p, tn p "Ta
t s' % me a. trpstes dated day q pE
1855 nnd OF record in The eerk's Office ID re IN
Sr,rce Tee5ss faHssyr ss q IL
h,S,ncsM. astte nnc.ion store Of p. snahurs.
in tb. Fly II Petersburg Va se.l st p1slTc. Tr
a2n TIE gsEThRm or sN Fc,ed
asa VITA ROaE,'fn Prince George eoans1. w.;
4 IN " Warwick Swamp3' ex"epf'ngthaTeia sns,
q IT, W Zee aenas s
tha residue Of said tract to amount to aocut 1900
.ed s. sers1 s.Rss h aa eouTv 3"
Gerge between warwick swamp and me. NoT, .,,I
land 5 e a1ssf'n afKifsTIIsD,s Continuing %
4! ps.t f certain other tract Of L AND oslIad
UwRENE,s. ~ lying in the county. Of Prince
aeoreo. on he nG-.h side OF Bl'ckwster swamp
Tn y ee aseT ct nthsr t-sct or pare, LaND
CITED Joys ntn Prince George soansg , on the
the tract called "WaSwick's,, containing s2s
certain otter sae: Or parcel e aN 9,
lacres. adtoining = tract of land called "Gran-
fthams,'' across tie road. ,,,r,
8. And certain other tract or parcel Of Lh e,.
icalled .ROMAINS - living ir the county NJ sus-
eek. Va, south IF Warwick swamp ana axtenu'
ing to Pigeon sw mp and DARK swamp, con contain;
ing 1886 acres, lea5 four acres OF land reserveo
Itherefrom Sor the use OF the Norfolk and Peters
burg rsilrosd and a graveyard, :. ~,
acres. lying in one neighbour BOD, on the Eorlols
sand Petersburg railroad, bet~een Disnutapta ana
Usverly. about trteen yoi1es from Petersburg
Iva, ar d present great Inducements 70 colony ot
lemiQrants. Some OF these lands are improve
With good dwellings and other hnuses, ana some on
them, particularly the ROMAN tract. contain
ilarge Quantities or most valuable ttmher. II
MIR; William Gee, at Santa Ros7- WIN take pea.
sure In shosing the prem Large ana 1esurao
g Iyen, attorneys ut law, Taoo street, Peters
| TERMS One. fourth OF purchase money cash
the balance upon credit Of six, twelve, ant
teighteen months. equal instalments, bearing in
terest at SIX per cent. per apnum. secured by en-
dnrsed notes and deed of trust upon tn
property bought. JOHN LYON. Trustee.
p. & SEABuRy. Auct l' Or. ~ 2s-1awtds
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Tickets sold and ,baggaae checked treah y
Barber Il Co.'s Express, No. $40 Main street, ana
ON boafd steamer John Sylvester. - -
cialIy TO tourists and p,easure-sesssrs, enSHling
hem to. view BUTCH GAP and otter pSlnis OF
Interest," On JAMES RIVrR By DAYLIGHT.
- ! IL . Z. II L. b. TATUM. .Gen,l Agent
-" James River Steamboat Company,
:, Office, sth and d aio streets and at HockeuS.
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sEoHN Il. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. AGENTS.
OFFICE, Iies aAIH sTkEET'
po,~.,.,.,ro tho uos, responsible companies Oh
~, eo,,ntry ,nsnre property of all KINDS In cl.y
.ra country at rates TWENTY-FIVE 70 f'fii
No. cent loss thsn the rates prevailing IA tnAs
city gince the war. r-...-. ..s
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MARINE
CAPITAL GOLD PAID UP.......sl oo''00o 70
SURPLUS Do. ....."...'......' '"-"0 70
Ins,rcs all kinds OF property and merchandise
ar,,ns, dams re by FIRE and The perils OF the. sea
at Low RATES.
nsnosited with Treasurer Of Virginia, >, ,.o N
United States bonds. .'.'....''.p '''V'' "
DEPOSITED with the Comptroller OF ne" s.,o mn m
York ...............'.'...'....' 49,,
Stock ocldars Individually liable under State law,
adding $40. 600, coo additional securN! 70 Inc
S;nsses scu,tebly adjusted snd promptly paid
"oS''' 's JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE 4 CO..
GPECIAL NOTICE.-TO ALL PER
y Sons WIsnI,G EIKE IN 5Hsu tEEsu hFSanHoE
RICHMOND HAG S11miP4s AND iN'
oe.r Inducements unsurpassed by any safe COM
many, to insure against loss py hfe VI al A'AN
Of sss their friends and the public to give
N. m cali before tnsuripg elsewhere. ,., mo
Consult your on +. B. sfxEKE, Gen'l Agent.
j. !. F. +. CT c. POTTS, sec'y. y s-am
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.sIIIrpl,i,tu.

EIoH BALTIMORT~sstea steamer S2kpaS
Il EKNIGH VIII Isxya hcyl
Nhsff 30 u o. clock n SATURpAY. EreiGnI re-
jcefYed mp 70 iIS 6'eIotkA- For ~ JAS
s. g . sgPsly TO .sgz8 A1ssgaaxaa.
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DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Clpltal
DEPOSITED With the Treasurer or Fa.... S-o,V"o
Insures all kinds OF PROPERTY or MEHCHAS-
Disc at mocerate rates as::llst loss or damage
by fire. Losses paid PROMPTLY Without diecot,iit-
PEYTON a. HLLEkSOS, gents
mye-Sm Corner 18th and Cary stre"te.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
lie 6-ml
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rg,HE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.,
CAPITAL, S300,000
A. G. MCILW AINE, President,
DARCY rAUL, 1st Vtce-Prssldent
r. 3 TaNSANT, End Flce.Presldent,
SAMUEL y. PAUL, NJ 'naSer ana Secretary
l.. Is. FACkLLR, Actuary,
r. oDen for business at No 1909 Cary street ior te
present and until our office under the new Corh
fxchs ngc, corner.of Shockoe Slip ana Gary s'reet'
Is ready. , no,ot T., ,,a d.
partment of Richmond Will be invested WITHIN llS
limits under the super vision OF thc ioIo Hlps hoi1o
o. HxaSs II. l. d. CRENsHAW,
Y T.,KES EHAS 4. WOETHAM,
p ~ PICkRELL T. ". PEMBEhIUN,
A. L. E!.LaTT, v. b. MAh1le;.
ISiiN ASHER J g. WOODHOUSF.
Ion. u. LAY sec's OF Board and Geu'i
/ r WILSON, AGENTS Of the Co.
Dr. .. A. CRENeHAw, Medical Examiner.
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EoR NEW vneinas 4HA
eseuant Steamship WIN. p. OIL YDE, SeKn
pInKEn WIN leave her wharf At Eoeaeses On
FR,IDAY 5nIy2a h, at. O'Clock r.
= F1ej ebt reStf we'd d i, 10 the houro OF sailing.
ri 1ise come and through bills fading xyea
,oaI southsrns eastern, and Western places also,
Fafe. nd meals ahd stass.rDona extra. 20 ~
r:'IFs : cTFliiI.:U NJ DGJ. BURR, YtesideEt. ,.
/, iF e6.2t - ..s1,t5F 10 t2lA Main Street,
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HEvMnoLD,s ExTRAoIs.

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orystai Paiaee Drug Store, sDa Broadway, New
Palace Pharmacy. GIlsey House, Broadway and
Ssth streets, New York; ..ssE, aS.7s., ~N ~
Temple OF Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, ph,,s,
deiphis, and 100 south 10th street, Philsdei.
pbie. 80 81 - a-s. ~ a.. 81. : .
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07
GNDEHG ROCSD RAILWAYS.

-Four million dollars per mile is stated to
lie the cost OF the London Underground
Railway. The engines employed are not, As
is generally supposed, specially arranged for
the suppression of smoke, etc.,-in other
words, Of what is commonly known a. the
dummy pattern, but are precisely OF the
usual form, with the exception oc two points.
la the first place, they are so arranged that
the exhaust may lie, at will, turned into the
tank in place Of the chimney; and, in the
second place the furnace may be shut up air
tight at a moments notice. The plan of
working these engines is as folows-the road,
1t Is to he borne in .mind, not being a con-
tinuous tunnel, bu; series OF alternate tun-
nels and open cuttings: In the open cut
ting, the engines are run as on any other
road, bat as soon as a tunnel is reached the
exhaust is turned into the tank, the .ire-box
shut tight. and the engine run through by
the accumulated Leaf in the furnace and
boiler
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, August 30.-The conferences NJ
Gasteen have confirmed an agreement be-
tween Austria and Prussia ON -ome impor-
tant principles of policy. The details OF Ibi-
agreement were arranged in the form of a
treaty, but II Is not formal treaty. The
Roumania railway difficulty has thus re-
ceived satisfactory solution in the interest
of general peace. This is regarded AZ
happy augury for the application Of similar
joint action in future difficulties The league
for the maintenance of peace means war
against any power tina, may lie provoked 10
disturb the peace RII-sia knowing this, I'M
derstandingiy makes large preparations 10,
war.
The iron and steel institution in the town
Of Dudley, the principal seat oi the iron trade
in the county Of Worcester, have sent a com
mission of members To the United States to
report upon the management oi blast fur
nace-, etc
Subscriptions have been opened in Eng
land for the relief % the peol le IN Persia
The Minister of that country l., chairman Of
the committee to solicit aid for his country
men.
Garibaldi telegraphs from Capr-on that
his health is better
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The fire a, Trieste yes
terday was occasioned by the explosion Of
petroleum and caused great damage to that
portion Of the city used for the storage OF
that article.
The Right Honorable Sir Alex. Cockburn
is 2azetted to-day a. the British member OF
The Board of Arbitration which i To meet ~
ieneva.
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FRANCE

| PARIS, Aug. Silt Is reported that the
Deputies Of the left in the Assembly will re
/ sign in body.
/ The Conservative organs to-day expire. .
satisfaction with the progress made yesterday
in the Assembly upon the bill for the pro-
longation Of the power Of Their, and say
that the majority of the Chamber are in
structed against Radicalism, and will support
the Government and policy of Theirs.
Radical journals blame the Government
for giving any consideration to the preamble
offered by Vitel, which afhrms the constiil-
ent powers Of the Assembly, and which was
adopted at yesterday session Of the Cham
Der.
VEKsAILLEs, Sept. 1.-The porers Of En-
rope have sent congratuiatory dispatches to
Thiers on the promulgation Of his term Of
Office.
Advices say that the people generally APP
prove Of the action Of the Assembly in re-
lation to-the Chief Executive.
1t Is said that the pending negotiations
with the Germans through Baron Won
Araime for the evacuation of the French
territory will he facilitated By the Assembly's
endorsement Of Thiers.
A dispatch from Paris says the Austrian
A AMBASSADOR to France announces that Italv
has declined to participate in the Conference
Of Gastun.
The election for Council General will be-
the present month.
Larcy has Withdrawn hi- resignation 81
Minister Of Public Works.
PARIS, Sept. l.-Thier- sent to The As
,embly TODAY his first message since the
L.. I'll h.. be-
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CHICAGO AND sOUTHwEsTERN
RAILROAD

To-day, by invitation of the officers of the
Chicago and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany, our citizens take an excursion to Cam
eron, to witness the laying of the last rail
and driving the last spike forming contin-
aous line Of railTgead from Leavenworth to
Chicago.
For some months the company have prom
rsed that the road would be completed by the
inst day of September, and true to that prom
Use, the formal completion of the work takes
place to-day.
A large number of our citizens 60 10 wit
ness the ceremonies. Col. Burnes, Vice
President OF the road, Col. Mackay, Judge
Aller and Mr.. Edgerton, to whom our peo-
pie are greatly indebted for the construction
of the road, will go with the excursionists.
We can hardly appreciate the importance
of this road to us. 1t will at once command
. large share Of the freight and passenger
traffic from tins mart of the State
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LEAVENWORTR 4 TOPEKA RAIL
ROAD.

There seems TO be some anxiety to know
the precise condition of this enterprise. We
can assure the citizens of Leavenwonh, JEFF
ferson County and Topeka that the road will
be built at an early day, providing
he requisite aid is extended. Jeffer-
son will give us 100000. Topeka
assures our delegation that she will give
$50, 900 and our county will give $50, 900.
The road will be broad gauge, and perhaps
will have third rail for the accommodation
of the narrow gauge. We expect to have
the liberty of laying all the facts before the
public within few days. We hope the
County Board will submit the proposition to
extend the required aid al its next meeting.
The road is expected to run through High
Prairie and Alexandria townships. The
talk of some people in Oskaloosa and To-
peka questioning whether we really desire
,he road is childish. Every intelligent man
in the county of Leavenworth not only de-
sres to have the road built, but is determined
ts have IT, The road will run through Os-
kaloosa, Notwithstanding the pueriIe assaults
made bv the editor of the Independent. The
people of that town are friendly to Leaven-
worth, and our people will not think of run
ming road to Topeka except it be RIA that
place. With this road completed, Topeka is
ten miles nearer Chicago than by any other
rf,s,to
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
LEAVENWORTH.

The last spike is driven. The great work
ia done, and Chicago, Rock Island and
Leavenworth are now connected by direct
line of railroad, under one management.
II is q glorious day in the history of Leav-
enworth, Cor it means through trains, quick
time and reduced rates of transit for freight
and passengers. Heretofore it has been con-
sidered as tedious a journey to 60 from here
to Quincy as from Quincy to New York, and
the transfers and delays of freight have been
source Of great vexation and incalculable
lon 70 our business men. These disadvan-
tags will now be things of the past, and
VIII our bridge completed We can take seats
in the cars At our depot and 20 through to
Chicaso without change, while freight will
betranamitted with proportionately increased
celebrity.
By October Is; the running arrangements
Of the road will be FULLY organized for
shroagh business, and trains will thereafter
snn regularly.
The Company has displayed great energy
in securing the completion of the work at
the time agreed upon, and is fully entitled to
The lucrative reward it will reap from 20
Rrand an enterprise.
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ORA MATlC.

The theatre of Pompeii, Italy, is now
ready, and il to be opened Immediately, after
the longest interval which has ever been ac.
corded to any play house in the world. The
director, Signor Lannia, has posted on each
side OF the entrance petition begging the
public to accord him I" the same patronage
as that awarded to his predecessor, Dominu-
Marius Qnintus Monitius, who Suddenly
quilted his post eighteen hundred years ago,
driven out by the eruption of Mount Vesu-
vius, in which il is feared he must have per
ished, as he never returned TO the theatre"
The opening piece is to be the Z" Daughter of
the Regiment"
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ENGLuSA GEOGRAPHlCAI. kNOWl.-
E0H(sE

EDGE.
Americans have often laughed at the
blunders of Englishmen concerning the
geography of the United States. Indeed, it
has sometimes seemed that Briton-, other
wise well informed, have never even looked
a, map OF the Western Continent, 80 vague
are their notions a. 10 the difference between
North and South America, and as to the re-
laiion Of the entire continent TO the oceans by
which il is bounded. 1t is satisfactory to
learn that this strange Indifference to Amer
lean geography Is not, a. some have rashly
assumed, aristocratIc or monarchical in Its
publicsnisn. 1t would appear that the
British mind suffers from general inaptitude
for the acquisition Of geographical knowl-
eige, or nj any rate from an Indifference to
tine subject which is strictly impartial, max
ing no unfair determinations against the
Western Hemisphere, or in favor of the Old
World. Even the Royal Geographical So
ciety has at length felt called upon to act, in
view Of the disreputable sort Of ignorance 10
which We refer, and which the society
ascribe- To the fact that, as examinations have
hitherto been conducted in the Universities,
knowledge of the natural and political fea-
ture of the earth has not been rewarded in a
degree appropriate to the importance o: the
subject. The society lately made an appeal
in the proper quarter to have the neglect
reaified, and now We notice that Z" the ex-
aminers in law and modern history at Ok
ford have given notice that at the next ex-
animation in December geography will form
an important branch, and tina, papers will be
set in the hOnors of examination on this sub
ject alone" The fact is worth calling atten-
ton to, as it may suggest the importance of
reform in the same direction on this side of
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NEW YORK.
Bills Of Indie tnsent- Suicide of y Sc
O0rer.

Bills Of Indie tmsens- Suicide ssf u Sc
dueer.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Grand Jury
this morning presented bills of indictment
against the present Superintendent of the
Staten Island Ferry CO., and the Company
Inspector, Matthews, for culpability in the
Westfeld disaster
Considerable excitement exists in regard
to the ROeenwig abortion case.
The suicide Of Conkin, the alleged seducer
of the murdered Miss BOwlesby, at Patterson,
created a great deal of excitement in that
place, where he was respectfully connected.
He left a note, stating that fear of being a
witness in the case impelled him To end his
life.
The evidence against the Doctor is becom-
ing stronger, and he appeared greatly alarm
ed when informed that the identity Of Miss
Bolesby was established. The coroner's jury
finds that Alice A. Bolesby came TO her
death from the results of an abortion, pro-
duced by Jacob Rosenwig.
Ou Long island.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-The foreign jour
mails state that on the occasion of Napoleon's
fete day on the 18th Of August, besides the
kilograms from European
the ex-Emperor received as
many as 900 letters and 300 dispatches to-
gether with various presents and an address,
'aid to he signed by q, 900 business men in
Paris.
The report that the Asiatic plague has APP
peared on Lcng Island is not true, but the
cholera morbus attended with congestion of
he brain has become epidemic in the vicinity
IF East Norwich, and much alarm is caused
The disease is contagious and number of
asses have resulted fatally. Geo. W. Down
ng, ex-Sheriff Of Queens County, and several
members of his family are dangerously i'll
rom IT,
-GharEed with SeUsslinG - Vessel.
NEW YORK, Sept. lit is doubtful
whether Mrs. Browlsby will recover from
he shock occasioned by the news OF the
leath Of her daughter. She has been in an
Unconscious state all day.
VIM. Lewis Smith, late first mate of the |
hip Enterprise, was arrested and brought \
efOre Commissioner Osborn to-day, on Il
Tarrant charging him with having -cuttled
aid vessel on the high sea-, whereby she was
,tally lost. The charge il made by num-
er of the crew who escaped from the wreck,
nd but recently reached this port, and who
late that they were offered large sums Of
honey to conceal the facts
Captain Geo. Leach, who is charged with
in the crime, Is absent in Europe.
As the offence is a capital or. Smith was
without bail for examination next
londay.
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WARRINGTON.


1S0uoG DSOu S1ov9nSDx.
WASHINGTON. Sep,. 1.-The publ;c dehe
statement published TO-DAY shows the total
public debt To be 81 sss. III O99. interest
SS4, 733, 49,. Total. - 40 aOI 20. Coin
in the Tfeasurv. 500 S12 So1 f,,-......, -
the Treasury, s.. ass S45 Dsrr...a dur;n,
August, 50 a6. 219.
The Cabiaes M~esinx-A Lesse, f,>>
senator se~ss-ise.s frsa the cap
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CONSIDER Unnecessary, IN that connection. II
N probable that another Cabinet meeting v II
be held next week to take final action on the
subject OF those reports from Admiral Rodg
ers. which were laid before them oy Secreta-
~ Robson.