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is in circulation for signatures by the
asking of the United States
that the surplus of the ST.
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TOLEDO, o., January ga large
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does this doctrine mean if not that
building a railroad, though it he
built by private corporation, is an act
done for a public use, and the reason
why it is for the public use is that such
road is a highway, whether made by the
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of them as follows: Though the owner
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public. So turnpikes, bridges, ferries,
and canals, although made by individ-
uals under public grants, OF by cOmpa-
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Leonardtown end Factory districts.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SEDoND WARD Wedncsdoy Morning.
There was good supply Of fruit and
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Of which there was large quantity in,
but people had supplied Themselves with
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PRoDUCE-Spring chickens scarce at
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at l5c per doz.; lard, lSc per 10; honey,
csc per ID.
VEGETABLES-Pickles S0cfG$l 90 per
100, and scarce; potatoes in large supply
at 25c per peck; sweet potatoes very
plenty at SOC per peck; tomatoes, 2OG25c
per peck; corn l5c per doz.; cabbages,
very scarce at 5Ca l0c per head; string
beans, 2Oc per peck; onions, GOc per peck !;
carrots, three punches for l0c; beets, three
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FRUIT-Apples were plenty at 10
G20c per peck, according TO quality;
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per peck; peaches very plenty at l5tg5Oc
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cantelopes, 5@l5c according to size;
watermelons, 25@4Oc; grapes, Concord,
10000 per peck.
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FOREIGN.
Foreigners TO be Treated like Hay
items Hereafter.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, September 10:
BY the new Haytien constitution OF
1874, foreigners will be treated during
the time of any future revolution, rebel
lion or war, like Haytiens. That Is, any
thing they may lose or have destroyed,
will not be repaid by the Haytien gov
eminent. On the other hand, the old con-
stitution still holds good that no white
man can ever acquire the rights Of ma
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import and export, is in the hands OF
foreigners, for Haytiens have, with very
few exceptions, no credit in other coun-
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must, in supplying the smaller mer-
chants, give large credit,
and so, according to the
new constitution those who owe to
foreigners can easily pay their debts to
them during the next revolution. a
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out fear of punishment. To Judge from
speeches made in the National Assembly
it is evidently the object of the speakers
to get up rebellion to drive foreigners
out of Hayti. A Haytien steamer went
| to San Domingo to take the Ambassa-
bors from there to POrt-au-Prlnce, the
two countries being on the eve of closing
an alliance, offensive and defensive, the
basis of which is evidently to keep
| FOREIGNERS out.