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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Loudoun Enterprise says, Mr.. James
Hoge has determined to plant an apple orchard
of twenty acres He has purchased his trees
of one of our own nurseries-that of Mr.. II.
Young, at Round Hill This is an example
which should be followed in both ways. Lou
doun is one ofthe finest apple sections in the
land a- r. ...-
The milk from l60 cows was subscribed 1T
the Dairymen's Meeting, last Saturday, in
Hamilton, Loudoun county, to be manufactured
into cheese at the Old Dominion Cheese Fac
tory. -
The Fredericksburg Star says it has every
reason to believe that the Eagle Gold Mines
will soon resume operations.
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azg- MEDIcAL-Essaysi for Young Men, on
great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which
Interfere with MARRIAGE---with sure means
of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, dseas-
ed and debilitated. Sent free Of charge, in seal
ed envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON, No > S. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PhindelphiA feb l3-3m
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Falls Church. Va Octcb.r d 1877

Falls Church, Va, October Is 1870.
Mr.. A. T. Skinner, Alexandria:
Dear Sir: The Dixie Plow bought of YOU
the past season has given me entire satisfaction
after thorough test. I have used the best
Northern Flows, and consider the Dixie" SUI
periOr /" any | ever used. Yours truly,
JOHN /. kooy.
For sale by ALBERT 7. SKINNER,
mar 10 and II 5. Union st., Alexa.. Va.
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The INVESTIGATION. The Richmond
correspondent Of the Petersburg Index says =
The Bribery and Corruption Committee had
Us well close up business The last FIVE or six
witnesses have told nothing not before known:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hsy- TIE GREAT VERNAL SpECIFlC.-No
class Of invaids are more sensitive to changes OF
season and variations of temperature thnI ays-
pcptics, and persons OF bilious hInlt drnuf'
lungs are not more easily anrL''' ~ ,hnra :;
cissitudcs than feeble stomach:. !! thcre Is
tendency in the system to indigc:ton' Dillous-
ness or bowel complaints, the variable weather
of early spring is almost sure TO deVelope one %
the other of these ailments 1ntcrmtten levers
arc also more prevalent in the spring lhohtns
than Mt any other season except autumn. -.
view of these facts. this seems to DE q proper
time to invite especial attention TO doateIer
Stomach Bttcrs, Il medicine, which for long
series OF years, has proved superior to al others
as remedy for the above named disorders anu
as Il protection against the miasmn which ire
qucnily produces and always aggrnvate5 them.
It was formerly the practice to give violent ca
thartics as spring medicines nor is the custom
vet entirely obsolete Nothing however. can D.:
more il-judgcd and unphllo'ophical. Inc chill
ing moisture with which the air Is loaded NJ the
breaking up Of winter. presses heavily upon the
vital forces Of the body, and Encouragement, n"l
depletion, is what it requires. The Btters Il
genial and excellent tonic, Il moderate alterstIe
and just enough OF All apcrient to regulate Win
out convulsing, the bowels 1t ~ therefore, n
specific peculiarly adapted to the present season
NH - cow
szS-CRApE WINE FOR SICKNESS. Decided
" one Of the incest and most crcditabe Of any
advertised article We have ever seen, Is the vine
bearing the above name, from the vineyard OF
Mr. Alfred Speer of Pasaic, \. j. This wine
is expressed trt III the Oporto grape, which,, un-
der the hand of Mr. Specr, has been brought to
a state Of great perfection. The wine possesses
the very highest medicinal virtue, and certainly
rs an article of beverage 1t Is not IN our Juog.
mcnt to be surpassed in color, taste, or any OF
tho qualities which constitute a pure, mild and
agreeable wine-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
For sale by Druggists mar l3-lw
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pTIpI1c ScHGoLs-Pririkoes 0f Trusfees nm,

PUBLIC ScHooLs-Pnuleges Of Trustees and
Tsachers-The School Law, section IS, says !:
Every school Trustee shall be exempt from
serving on juries, from working On roads (but
not from any road tax on property, and from
militia service in time of peace" Section 81,
says: "a teacher of a public free school, while
acting as such, during vacation as we'll as dur
ing school term. shall enjoy the same exemp-
tons which are granted to school Trustees
That is to say, teachers cannot be required To
serve on juries OF work on roads. ...
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;'CAUcUsINa" ON THE OUTRAGE BILL
Dispatches from Washington inform us that
the committee appointed by the Senate Radical
caucus to frame bill for "the better protec-
ton fife and property in the South report
cd to a meeting held yesterday recommending
substantially the adoption by the caucus Of
what is known as the Butler bill. which autho-
rizes the President to employ military force in
the suppression of disorders in the South with
out waiting for the requisition Of the Governor
Of the State wherein they occur, and pro-
vides an elaborate penal code for the trial and
punishment of members of the so-ealled Ku-
Klux-Klan BY the q. S. Courts. Any one Of
disguised band apprehended for marauding
may be punished for the offences of any other
undetected member, and damages caused by
such disguised and unletected persons may be
assessed upon the respective counties within
whose limits the outrages are committed. An
other provision requires that L. s. jurors in all
parts of the country shall take the test or iron
clad" oath The report Of the committee gave
rise to a discussion which lasted nearly three
hours, strong opposition being manifested to
both the judicial and the military features of
the BILL and finally the caucus adjourned with
our action until to-day 1t is. however the
impression that a majority Of the caucus will
then direct the bill to be introduced for passage
in the Senate without material modification.
The House Committee of the caucus reported
to I'm adjourned meeting last night. Eighty
four members were present. After long dis
cussion it was agreed to report the bill agreed
upon by the Joint Caucus Committee of the
Senate and House, with the understanding
there should be discussion in the House and the
bill open TO amendment. The bill is for the
most part composed Of Buffers Anti-ku-kmx
hill, Shellabargers bill of enforcement, and the
hill introduced by Judge Woodward during the
last Congress. providing for the drawing of
Jurors instead Of selecting verbally from tales
men after the panel has been exhausted
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New Market, Caroline County,
February 10. 1871.
p. II. Starkc. ESQ:

p H. Starkr esq:
Dear Sir--Inclosed you will find certificate
which send you for your Dixie Plow, !
have been actuatcd from no other motive, but
alone from the merit of the Plow. [ ioar the
certificate may be too lengthy for publicnti", n
should you desire it, but | felt IL dcsi",, 70 Gn
your Plow justice, and Mt the sure time f. 4"
Watt no injustice, and show me reasons why !
na tho En- yGSd r nov 't Sa ' Mo and
make such disposure as you may choose Of tn"
certificate am very respectfully, &c,
JOHN II. TALIAFERRo.
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS The election
in the State of New Hampshire for Governor.
Railroad Commissioner: three Congrcssmen
and members of the Legislature took place
Yesterday The Radicals supported James
Pike, and the Democrats James A. Weston for
Governor Upto G p. IN. the election returns
=howed large Democratic gains, and the cleo
ton of Weston is conceded Bell, Democrat,
is elected to Congress IN the second district -
The Baltimore American says: Mr.. Rollins,
Chairman of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, comedies majority to Mr. Weston, the
Democratic candidate for Governor 1t is GER
tain that the Democrats have been successful
in the Second District, and perhaps in the two
others also The State. Senate is probably
Democratic This result is very gratifying
10 the Conservatives. all over the country, and
is most unex expected to the party in power
They were sire of New Hampshire 1t must
be now certain even to them, that there is
turn Of the tide which they cannot prevent,
and which promises to politically reconstruct
the country -.-.
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The Richmond Wing thinks that y great
dcmoralizer of the Legislature is free tickets on
railroads. As long as members CAN travel
when and where they please for nothing, they
will 90 home too often, to the neglect OF their
public duties The evil was so seriously felt
in West Virginia by the Legislature Of that
State that an attempt was made there to cor
rect it, But as nothing is so difficult az 10 re-
form onesclf-the effort failed.
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the Judiciary Committee.

CONGRESS. bill to authorize the reissue
of National Bank Notes, to be exchanged for
mutilated bills. passed the Senate yesterday
The resolution to reduce the duty on coal was
laid over. In the House of Representatives
the Secretary of War was instructed to have
survey made for a ship canal between the Mis-
sissippi river and the Gulf of Mexico. Mr..
Cox desired to introduce a resolution declaring
that the tariff should be for revenue only, and
should not exceed s250,000.O 900 yearly, and in
case the Committee on Ways and Means are
not appointed at the present session, provid-
ing for the appointment of special commit
tee of seven to report a bill in accordance next
session. The resolution will be called up next
Monday
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A LENANDRIA LIBRARY.

n IITIAti- DItIN LIDIE-IIt
n INSCRIPTION PRICES.
Notice is hereby given those who wish 10 s,,i
scribe to the Library for the year CONNIE os5n.
April Let, proximo, that the prices of su' oscr;ns
ton have been fixed rs follows, viz: 50 f,r nI
year; 81 for six months, and 81 for three nontH.
Now is the time to subscribe and thus secnre Ga,
yourselves and families large am .,unt Of t 'O
best reading for = very small c" ,nsideration 'ne
The price Of subscription may .e naid 70 The
FeT:Grsr :rss lrad3s"f hs At ii, drug
Library Room. K kENPER
NH l3-ro3t Prt~t Aloy Iibrory H.
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The Norfolk Board Of Trade has adopted
the following resolution:
That in the opinion of this Board, the
future prosperity Of this city greatly depends
upon an increase Of banking capital here, en-
ploycd at a reasonable rate of interest, and
much lower than that now generally prevailing,
and that bank of 81 200, 900 capital, if estab-
li<hed here and conducted upon.a proper basis
at a rate of interest on good commercial paper
at GO days, generally not exceeding per cent
per annum, payable in advance, would be a
great public benefit, and the capital thus in
vested would be perfectly safe
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january >. ISL.

| 10 not believe in pillow trials made by the
manufacturers themselves, but hope that. every
farmer will ut once make full trial ofthc Dixie
with every pillow he can find, and buy that which
does the best work; l have not been able to sup
ply the demand, nor till my orders for some
time, and must leave the field trials where they
rightly bel ong--tn farmers themselves.
p. II. STARKE l44O Main street
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RIBBONS, MILLINERY &STKA WGOoD:
ARMSTRONG. GATOR a. co..

Importers and .Iobbers of
BONNET. TRIMMING AND VELVET
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS, SAT-
ms AND EELNETS,
Blends, Nets, Grapes, Rurhcs, Flowers, Feath-
rrS, Ornaments, Straw BonnctS and
Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and
Intrilnmnd Shaker
Hoods, &c,
.G;7 and .,39 Baltimore street
BALTIMORE, MD,
Offer the largest stock TO be- found in this coun-
try, and uncquullcd in choice variety and cheap
ness. comprising the latest European novelties
Orders solicited and prompt attention given
Baltimore mar l:;-lIn#
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n
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice Is hereby given that the assessment on
each share of stock for the year beginning April
Isl, 1871, has been, by the Board of Directors
fixed at So which sum is to be paid on or befor1
the day above mentioned at the office of ~,
Treasurer F. < lradbeater Wv
X. kEMPT3R,
mar 12-e03t Pre,t. Alex. Lib.nr,. r.
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FoR SALE CHEAP.
10000 RED CEDAR RAILS.
1000 =, POSTS, 8 feet long
Delivered on the Potomac ut Monroe Greek
W"-tmoreland county, vs., ~.
&. j. HAINES.
Ethan P O., Wrstmoreand CO.. Vu,
Westmoreand co., Va, feb 4-law4w
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T p s VI O o T,

LIVE STOCK BROKER,
VEST END
Respectfully s"lieits consignment9 Of Cattle,
Cows aI'L Calves, Hogs and Sheep. Address
j. T. SMOOT,
nov II +. O. box Ut, Alexandria, Va
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Judge Bond, of the t. $. Circuit Court.
has arrived in Richmond
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G A J. n! ; ALT! SA LIT

To arrive per schr o. ~,
4GO sacks Worthinst"" .JriIrl'"
300 sacks Stub :. zine Sail.
viii hr o. -, d Bros Fine Salt
.,Id at market rates by
w. a. SMOOll
feb l5-lm Snoots WHIT RI:
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NOTICE is hereby given t, MI whom III may
~ concern That application will be made to.
tho Orange, Alexandria and Aanassas Railroad
Company for the renewal of certificate No. lc3'.
Of preferred stock in said road, dated July 18th
1864, for 3; shares, standing in my namo--said.
certificate having been lost or niSlad
feb 25-law2m JNO.. II. LEE
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bullets FOR EUROPE.

Load IL wanted in Europe. Send over the mil
lions of bottles of new tangled hair ColorcrS that
remain over" and cant be sold hero. They are
pretty much aY!ead, and viii never be wanted in
this country, because all sane people who desire
to restore the tinge Of youth to their gray or
grlzzledl locks use
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The Iead.saturated and snlphnr'satnrated nos
truHls have gone down, down, down, tchers they
6llo,g: while the EXCELSIOR DYE has gone
up with o rapIdity that taxes to the utmost the
facilities for manufacturing 1t. It Is to-day the
MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE
in the world. and deserves to be- for ia the safest
and tho best. As u dressing after the dyeing, use
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVAT1VE.
marS-dSw
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Neryons Debility.

Thousands suffer from it. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invOl-
untary seminal emissions, with loss OF
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, ovcrwork or in
discretions. This is Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. TwCnty-cight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, diSpel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenatC the
system. Price s. for o package OF five
boxes and vial Of powder, which is i'm.
portant in all old long-standing cases, OF
81 per single box. Sold by all frst.claSs
druggists, and sent to any address on re-
Ceipt Of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 569
Broadway, New York. eod&w
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The San Domingo Job.
WAsnrNGroN, March !

WASHINGTON, March ID
A dispatch from one Of the San Do
mingO Commissioners announces that
they will DO 10 Washington by the @5tl
inst They return with treaty nego
tiatcd for annexation. The President
will probably convene the Senate in extra
session, should Congress us II body nd
journ before that time, with view Of dis
posing of the matter before DecemhCr
The President Is confident that the report
of the Commissioners in favor Of NnncXa
ton will be unanimous, and Of the strong
est possible character, and so far from re
garding it as Il dead project, rs dispatCl
hence 10 the New York Tribune would
indicate, he looks upon the ratification 0
q treaty as quite certain, and this, too, il
the face Of the fact that it will require
twO.thirds vote Of tho Senate. The
friends OF annexation say the removal Of
Mr.. Sumner means business.
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FRlGHTFuL ACCIDENT.-W. d. Daw,
son, watchman ut tunnel No. 10, was H.
stantly killed, on the Sth instant, near FL
lenbOro, by the stock train going west
about . O'Clock, a. NJ. lie is supposed to
have gone to sleep while sitting on the
end Of the ties, rs u small fire was burning
close by. lie was found by gentleman
while passing through the tunnel, who
notified some parties, who Mt once gather.
cd his remains together and conveyed
them to his residence. Ills head and both
legs were severed from his body, and the
body torn into shrcds. lie was young
man and highly respected by all who
knew him. Mr.. Dawson had been mar
ried but Il little over three weeks.-Ritchtt
| Star,
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That Rumpus at the Inauguration
Dinner.

From the Hancock Courier.
We learn from our delegate that IN I'M
fortunate disturbance occurred Mt the In
auguration dinner, on the 4th inst, in the
Senate chamber. A man named Burns,
interfering with the table, was rcmOnstrat'
ed with BY some Of the lady managers.
Disregarding it, was further demonstrated
with by Mr.. Kenna, lawyer OF Charles
ton, and paying no attention to that Mr..
Kenna applied q much more forcible and
persuasive remedy in the shape OF q cham
paign bottle thrown with considerable
force in the direction of the intruder's
head, striking the latter, knocking him
senseless and leaving ghaStly cut on his
head; but this was not oil the mission OF
the champaign messenger. After laying
out Mr.. Burns it visited the devoted head
of Col. Early, laying him out with a
frightlul cut on the head, also The
Colonel, however speedily resumed an
erect position and hOurished in very
significant manner bowie.knifc and re-
v0lver, until he was assured that it was
all n mistakc-thatis, the intention. Mr.
3. was carried to the hall and recuscitat.
cd, whilst Colonel L. was bleeding and
cooling off US best he could.
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educated gentleman could have been ig'
norant Of the fact that the Tennessee was
u navigable river, and runs from the very
centre Of the rebellion north, through the
States of Tennessee and Kentucky; but
the significance Of this knowledge had not
awakened the attention Of my one, and
my special claim TO merit is that I was
the first to point to the government how
this knowledge could be made available.
In prcierring my claim to this l cannot
by any possibility detrnct from our brave
and heroic commanders TO whom the
country owes so much, and so far from
opposing me l believe that, rs class, they
would be gratilied to see me, or any one,
properly rewarded according to the part
performed in the mighty drama"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to DO very 6ne fol-
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-AR old ID
vorite with the ladies for JellicS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Jlst the article
to use with Cox's Gelatine-Of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, q delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially FOL
invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS--Tho genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
..sa-- for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-F0r Puddlngs and Custards.
TAPIOCA-Asplondid dessert, either alone OIL
with Berries,
At LAUGHLTN, BRO. 4 cos.
luuN Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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DR.. JOSEPH H. SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT
MEnT

and awaited themselves OF his wonderful ctiica.
cIous medicines they would not have fallen.
DR., Schenck has, In his own case, proved that
tality. BY bis medicines and his directions for
theif use, Is Quickened into healthful vigOr.
In this statement there is nothing presump-
tIous. TO the faith Of the invalid Is made no
representation that 10 not o thousand times sub
Stimulated by living and visible works. The
theory OF the cure by DR.. SchenCk's medicines
is as simple as It is unaIling. Its philosophy
quIres no argument. 1t sClt.assuring, selt'con'
Vincins.
the first two weapons with which the citadel OF
the malady Is asiGiICd. TwO.thlrds Of tho Cascs
Of consumption originate in dyspepsia and q
funCtIoHAIy dlsOTdGrcd liver. With this condi'
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathlze" with the
stomach They respond 10 tho morbid action
Of the liver, Here, then, comes the eliminating
result, and the setting with all its distressing
ing SYMPTOMS OF
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WASHINGTON. March IS. 1871.

WASIIINUTUNl INTVII To- I0II'
Mr. Sumner has held quite Il levCc yes.
terday and today, and continues to be in
the constant receipt OF dispatches and let
tiers from sympathi2ing Republicans
OF the country. lie received over forty
letters to.day!S He is lull of hope, and
says the San Domingo job is dead and
beyond the reach Of the hand Of resurrcC'
ton. He counts clean majority in the
Senate against my treaty Of annexation
of whatever character.
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The Vote on summers DeposaI.

The following is the vote by which the
revised list of Senate committees, dcposing
Mr.. Sumner from tho head Of the For
cign Relations Committee, was adopted
YEAs-MIcssrs. Ames, Anthony, Bore
man, Brownlow, Caldwell, Chandler, Cole,
Conkling, COrbctt, Edmunds, Fenton,
Ferry, (Mich.), Flanagan, Frelinghuysen,
HamIin, Harlan, Hitchcock, Howe, Lewis,
Morrill,, (Vt) Morton, Nye, Osborn, POmc.
roy, Pool, Ramsey, Robertson, Sawyer,
Scott, Sherman, Stewart, West, Wright
80.
NAys-Nessrs. Blair, Casserly, Cooper,
Davis, Qiy), Davis, CIV. Val, Kelley,
Stevenson, Thurman, ViCkers-0.
ABSENT or NOT VoTING-Messrs. Bay
ard, Buckingham, Cameron, Carpenter,
Cragin, Ferry, Conn.,, Gilbert, Hamilton
Hill, Kellogg, Logan, Morrill,, Ole, Pat
terson, Pratt, Rice, Salisbury, Schurz
Spencer, Spraguc, Stockton, Sumner, Tip
ton, Trumbull, Wilson, Windom-25.
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TIE High Commission sat for two
hours on Friday, when the noble English
men were exhausted by the heat and
compelled to rest from their artluous and
unwonted labor Poor fellows!
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WE think it will be II matter of unniti,

WE think it will be Il matter Of unmiti.
gated delight to every true Republican,
not only in the State, but in the United
States, that Senator Cameron has been
nominated by the Republican Caucus Of
the Senate, rs Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Foreign RclNtions.-Pttsburgh Ga
-ette.
fought TO be matter Of unmitigated
disgust.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Household and Kitchen Furniture, including
wardrObes, Marble.top Bureaus, Sofas. Arm
Chairs, Bedstead, Side Board, Extension Table,
Refrigerator, Kitchen Stove, &c, &C., at private
sale, at the residence Of A. D. Caldwell. north
ing this week mAFl3eOd