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Now rnE SURVIVORS OF rnE yirorsrrs

How THE SURVIVORS or TIE EiEGIkICs
MASSACRE nsTAyGr.--2 T,i',aan core
.sposdgat Tells bow the poor aGrviYors of
the massacre acted when they found they
were free:
A moment later, and the ponderous acow
swung around under the stern OF the United
States steamer, and the prisoners were no
longer masters Of their own emotions. As
one of their number stood out prominently
among his comrades, and as the truth Dashed
upon him, he gave one triumphant shout
and swung his hat wildly In the air. 1t was
the single spark needed &c fire magazine,
aud his shout had not died on the mir when
it was taken up and echoed and reechoed by
his companions, and the shores and The har-
Dor Of Santiago rang with cheers for the fag
of the United States. The Spanish otllcers
looked on III moody silence, bnl made no
other demonstration Of their disapproral
Like nadmen, the liberated cuDtivcs r:shcd
,:pon the decks Of the Juniaa. Like children,
they cried when they found themselves free
from their barbarian prosecutors. lhcy'
were hungry, ard manJ c& them nearly
naked. They were clothed only with the
thin, tattered garments wliica had formed
their prison garb. There on the deck were
ranged the abundant stores which the fore
sight Of the officers of the Juuiata had pre-
vided, and the reeds Of all were abundarilY
supplied. Many Of them cluuG to their
ragged prison garments most tenacious'y,
and booked on with almost mourniui eyes
when they saw them thrown away. Said au
officer of the Jtlniata II was one Of the
| saddest and gadde,t sights ever saw when
wc gave them clothing. which they hardly
knew what to do with, and they chung to
their rags a. &c they We're old !rieIds."
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AFRICANS AND TIE SLAVE TRApE.--Sir

AFRICANS AND THE SLAVE jRAnE.--Slr
San,icl Baker. who hag h.cn Operating in
C.;ltlTii Africa under Tie kucdivr OF EGYPT,
has recently returned 10 En@liEh, ard on
nc Sta of irccnhcr i:ialc IN address before
the Royal Geographical Society. He men
yioucd the noticeable fact that aside from
the khctiivc tEr expedition, which had Iii
view tie Suppression OF the slave trade. had
no friends. causing di-lIu-t even CT In" very
native. who were liable 10 he seiz'd IS me:-
rhandiSc. lie passed Through eighty niiies,
C.esokie and univ hanited, which on for
mer writ he had found teening With popu-
i4,iou. The people had ali ben swept OF!
and sold notwithstanding this ia"t Il WAS
discovered that TO supplies the slave trade
il will be necessary 10 rei>rm the Whole
character Of Central Africa. The >y7tem is
sale TO be 20 fixed i'll the habits OF the PEG
pie that they will invariably sell each other
if hey have the opportunity. Sir samuel
talked TO some of the chiefs on the Sn'J-ct
,Id to one chief, who WAS highly lnEe!.l-
cent man, he preached almo>ta sermon on
tie abolition Of the STAY" Trade. The man
appeared immensely touched,' tut linIlie-
;ia,ev afterwards offered 70 sell bis own
lou for spade. baltimore sun.
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rre1a EitsayIvanin County.
EEVx1 kH4tN EFssF11" ~"<ssy
rRcTeCr FOR CROPS SUhDAr.scHooi
rrpAv,os NEW BUILDINGS At CHATHAM.

~, rRCsTecT FOR CROPS SCNDAf'sCHooi.
(y1 yrpAvloS BUILDINGS At CHATHAM.
.,or,,s,,sna>uoc os the Rithmona nlsrasch.l
grrTsYLvkNIA COUNTY, EA,,1 /.
December %. 1878.
eho;t respite from professional labor
-. .7ren me an opportunity Of visiting
''s...t IL the caunty, and have been max
: ,sue scgGricS. :,
:. = thought that the planters generally
a.. nike on; tor large crops in 1914, tut
>. ,,rrlroe, 70. quite So much tobacco ~ In
...'-, >,-crai years, the pcc.r"t pros rect
.eosls 81 them) OF low prices for to-
w., aud The coIScQu$n. want Of capital
,,.s .:.ut Tor toe supply of fertilizers !u-
,..inr them greatly TO pursue this course.
=. ri ihe rcccr,;ty arising from a par'iul
: 70 Of The last corn crop, produced by
+" ,to,:ht q; 'a>t summer, more than tie
49,. 1uua,Ii.r II wheat was seeded las tali.
-. -y-: bard, ere getting employment on
.-..n t:rms for $40. The planters on
-. '.u :obirco lands arr otfccsug higher
say from SllO 60 $i25.
g.. ne tsst fa,v DAYS | aayc heard Wany
.... Jag " disc,:S>inDs. III these, With ma-tc
:, at IN i>icE variety Of kitchen products
n Virginia hoC>cW'I, delights -
, = form in Christmas tiors. and VITA
j.. !plxIs. .th. Aave hc2!G the proprH't oil
-. .nc.-ixv, the evils u: the p'c>ent Ten"
=. >y<:c3, t3c want O! reliable farm
;ho large ,c:tagr - stem. the taiiN OF
80 toe railroads, and Gaia, treated
.... !! .s c!ol ness az Perception and y force
,.r,n; tA,s would have aStonished r
,.rE thc Legislature. The most per-
., 49,. QUESTION Was TIL: " bat il 10 10
Hkep The & 2vernmcHi ami The railroad
-. airs take % mW>i: from the planter
=. he i3tDfer Cap3 =. i've Oh what tEc
10 uav Ae able u @.Tc h;m:
3;IupC<G cnaCnu,-r - SGu3Ay-SCi:Ini
=. acutuc. ca.rch celebrated LDri>.-
4s. 81 he c1ur!-Hun,G 81 The 2ith
lie. ot SIC Presbyterian church r.o-
fn..t, the iacomc o! which wa 10 nc
4. purchasing aI instrument of Eu>c
sac crurgh; Oh tu@ n:~.@iuE OF ;hc
=. z S.hu- held mum ,iy-lttccGcd
...: on ;ac evening 0. the ~ h Itrns:-
... 80 NJ.
Min Tic Las; twelve months there have
..... .-e,,.! ut The Courthouse ten dwell
49,. So. one of whicA is the Episcopal
...-..s..- tive ~!u:&houS =, one iomr-Toom"d
.5.>. y the pi.b|c schoo! for white
..rr. "a tw0-rooncd building for the
:. ,.. -ysecI, opc hall for til" colorcd So
,.,l ::&e Friends. There are here five
,.r>y... 30 II c Of the ChaHs1m tribune
e. >sv.n~> bank. seven store, tor z ucrhl
,rraaRG ;-,, two tobacco warehouses, three
,.e"o ac;nnc.. one drug sore, one jew
+ store, one suoc->tore. one private !emalt
,anl, csc h4h:ii, o0c hotel, Two le1tau
-.-a>. enc >agTiaSr factory, one wagon fac
..e, lg.a -Aud!-rs shop. one uowliugatley
- n.,lI-rs >2ioons. SIX l'ac-ro0m>, one den
l.. .ir,y pni can. - lawyers, one lodg;
,.N..oss- "ne lodge ii Knights OF Pythia~
hIpIS.
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TIM OuAy,sa hxosa rur OFFICIALS

TnB QUAKfSG AMONG THE OFFICIALS
ARMY GrrirsEs I>ynIvEr ~ TIL. PFcct.-
1soay EaoM 9llss i}EpARRaEsrE sustts.=-t ss.eeisl
Is the Springfield Repatlicaa.l--- II ashtn3:
ton, Sunday evening, December 2s.--The
combat deepens over the private carriages
aud servants. Ooc Cabinet officer is reported
to have sold out his establishment and re-
turned the original amount to the contingent
fund. Not only are The Department officers
provoked and Indignant at the impertinence
O! the Senate judiciary Committee, but
they are incepsed at tho attempt Of VII.
liaMs's friends to defend him by saying that
everybody else about the Departments We're
arisinR themselves and families in similar
stolen teams. Before this subject Is disposed
Of, the chauces are that half the officials OF
high rank in this city will lie by the care.
The lat di,co"ery Of an extra fine carriage
ard span II thSt OF the chief clerk OF the
Agricultural Department. Frederick Watts,
jr., who colues over to the city regularly 10
h.s meals, and his driver sits in gate out
side and waits for him. Senator's and men,
hers here say the matter his become such 3
Iuhlic scandal that it must be Investigated
nj toe meeting Of Congress.
The book OF estimates contains An item Of
$3.50 for forage for tee marine corps. This
IS inserted under the naval establishment.
II has been asccrtaned that although tie
Controller ofthc Treasury CONSTITUTES the pres.
cnt law rs prohibiting military officers from
drawing communication Of quarters, ali OF the
principal officers here own houses, such as
Generals Sherman, Mcigs. and others, and
receive communication under the pretcXt that
the War Department rents rooms tor thcm.
The money j. ot!aned by these officers turn
mt these houses over 10 agents, generally
mem,crs Of their families, WHO, in tE:n, rent
tucln 10 the Government for an amount
equal 20 The communication paid 10: rooms due
Ia the rank Of cICh officer.
The horses far that $1,000 lan!iAuiot cost
The contingent fuul 500.
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The TROUBLES or MARRYING A LrSATI
HElREss.-A correspondent OF the Ne'
York Sun from Reading, Pa, states th9
Maria Borto, hciress to immense landed
tlt,s in Montgomery and Berks count,
Pa, and m alleged lunatic, was on No,
retnanded TO the lunatic asylum at pnr
burg, thus deprlviug her husband, ,r.h IF
MIR. Herman, of the Reformed GU ~ a"' h.s
the companionship Of wife i T.. os.
twice married, and leaving her m 49, oomm;t.
tatcs to her appointed glmrGei;ns .! R. .U had
lee. It seems that in 1856, ,f D"tIi j., I'm ~,
ieen adjudged lunatc "a eouusu ~ n "a
asylum, but two yea m,o' va o. ner a..
hronrht back to Beik county, ana ner U.s.
tate placed in the I,nas OF ;o c, nm uev
TWO ,Ir H,n but Sr er friends procured di,
S"rfs s when he;n Ion eopos msntis and inc':
W., ", h ia Of Conflicting valid marriage. Suo-
p.,'o VI > &C escaped from her guardian
a a.4, aionc. with Dir. Herman, with whom
" a.. ,.n, gain united. She was again re-
S"u "~ by her legal rustodlan., and hoth
t tnp h .sband and committee instituted suits
-; ;,o uc Court Of Common Pleas OF berk'
'nnty, with he result Us mentioned ABOVE
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Collector In rual ke1"nuP

~ r,cur ..n.iomAa KlL-D BY
bAE,i"oM III Wosb,no,., Dccep'er -:
\ fgh, took IL zee ma D,t"". ..,, vi eastern
avenue u;ar street, II 'e sA "a The plo.
na,, OF tn" ci;y, this e'n'uI' Unset. drew
u ivtor. MichueI lille ra sS' I'd accidentally
hi, rryol,rr, which nc'.u, uiicr. Several
hot li> vile, WHO III. .f,,c row have been
OF the roushs WAC az
arrested t'-niGh'. .nrs-WAs.ilsaros, u.
.Addht0Ho' L ." an "'o-nrgnt three roushs
G., Dceen"er - "''.ipt OF AIR. lille, II Ger.
entered the ..Iranue between | and X
man, on Dea"'' AMI asked Tor drink.
streets, northe"y assaulted and beat the
BEN. rsiuseu..ne III rspocse to her cries
wife of lille, a. hc ,r,,.rnom with Il double
for help. enter, one load of which he dis
barreslro sdn9youten's struck his wife on the
charged. Aad, killing her INSTANTLY. The
back OF Jug cd, he ur,unS and firing he
ronShs thtw )uuding Que Of them III the
other loa III. then went to the station auo
shot arre lt up. The ASSISTANTS were ar
gave hESnciel dispatch to the Baltimore
re>,ed. 'ig
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The DELTA Psi SoclErY.-Artc Igik, De-
ce.u..rs -. The fraternity Of Delta Psi, tie
leading corge secret organization. me- IL
convention in this city to dry. Delegates
wrre present from colleges aud uniyer: tics
in New orR, irff--!+1S -lalneG! Lcu-s
massachusetts. Missouri, Virginia, and
Washington. They viii remain in session
Tomorrow, an:i tie convention viii! couclu lie
Iy,ih = finunit,t
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,Xop,5 OF THE SEA.-The Committee OF
tnausut of the Bureau Ferita> has )u't
Mh;sne3tnp following list OF maritime DIS
go ported during the month OF Ocfo-
+, lsS, ooncerni"g all flag: sn' a = 'G -
Els tya'ly lost, l6'-vz,, % Erss'' w., !.
Fer J. Ii German, 9 No'wesnr' . Amen-
IN pu ish, 5 Italian, 4 Dutch, 3 Dan''h'
Svdl,h, Grerk. 3 Auetnan, hn-.'an'
p'Iu.,lr.e, | CDiliaD. and san salvador.
: Si, tota, number are included 8 sailing
AIS lcportcd mi>slng. Ste 'm"rs totally
n .l-v,z., II Enslls;',5 Sp4ui>D, Gei-
IL. l American, l Norweglan' k"s>iIn'
!d swedish.
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,..~,, Rooms IS. SCHOOLS. General Stro.
;.~r Porte Crayon}, j. Rufus Smith, Or.
Iw.u-, and olber Distinguished citlZcos OF
briefly Springs. held publlc acH'e l''
aa,!; on the following question:
Re.o ceG, That good roads anu NOR
t..Ilafes are Of more adsantaSe IN sGfanc-
.as md ceyelopipS civilization than gooo
saoot-'
The Mercury saya the decision was ID Id
,-ui -, roads. 49, Wheeling Register.
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ilUErY tcuKT SYsTEM.-He oei'e'c .
r.. aiMo>t universal "ish OF the pcope 'nn,
4. Legislature should I,c.iahlish tue ora
s'%.Ga. sud we nope that IL VIII not p''' IL
& ~ a E,c day 10 the session, but "' u'
..fe the thing doae az oIee.- t'edef'e"s'
.s.r. frc..
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAsL-
~ ROAn.-pn and after Becembcr z, 1875 d1ee~
passenger trains will luu As follows: -

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ RUAn-un and after Becemker z, f8q3i act
passenger trains will llu Is Follows: -
WESTWARD .a,
MAIL TRAIG.-Lgaves Richmond $3.50 a. H.
Va. VI. l. il. =. railroad IL Gor,ousvie ari Cnar-
ioltesv!llc. and arrives at bintcn at ! OF. ~
EXpRtSS TRAIN. caves hicilGlond a. lg2S
r. u. DAILY except SATURDAY, connecting nj GoC'
louisville for Washington aud the Nosul. and a.
rlvcs 81 Huntington 1T z L. next day StenaAer
leaves tunngtnD on arrlya! OF me rain. ana nHseS
NJ Cincinnati AZ 3 O'Clock next q, brstn9.
This train stops between. blchmosd and Wn.o
sulphur only At junction. Gordousviite uharioHde"
Tp, Srunton, Goshen, aiiil,yrn', aud ',oyiagton.
hCCDMMOD ALTON Leayesss ict,n0n6
ri 4:45 T.. VI. DAILY except sunday. AND ar11ysa -
':mdopsvillo Al $50 ?. 81. This train conneca at
GOrdonsyilic for Lynchhurg.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves CINCINNATI at 4 Y. 81. .DAniY eoe-
cept ,unday, aml arrives at Huntington ~ a.
A. next diy connecting with express trlih,.
EXPRESS TRAlS.-Leares liuntlnRt0h ~ q a.
NJ EAILY eacont Sllrdty, and arrives at Rfchmn1A
ri 4.3O A. NJ. u.xt day, connecting With Gatns
folk. This train stops between White snipA'E ana
Richmond only ut Junction. GDrdonsyile, Ohar-
Iotiesvilie, susunlon, Goshen, Mifbaso'' ana GOV
MaIL rRAIN.-Lea7es Hinton at4 O'Clock A. r.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting witt " q. We,
Il. a q. $ railroad vi uharQitesvle and 3ordoHs-
| vile, and arrives n Richmond AT P. NJ
ACCOMMODATION sEAIN.-Leayes dergoTs-
| yilIe ut 6 4. NJ. DAILY, except Supcayss &do ~
| rivns VI richmond at $3.50 A. n.
For ,Irthcr INFORMATION iuQuirt At the oempanSs
| Office, nn Broad near Sey useenth street,
A. ii. PERRY, General Superip,c..test
| EDGAR VLIEr General Passenser ana 5 sn3
| hg"ut. w
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] TELEGRAPH IABLg IN DAHGtR.-h a.
b., aisc,I,n >r.seI. the name OF which we
have not learned, has got beta hrT alis'' W. =
eu,au2lcd w.th the telegraph cable III 'ne
go. OF Caa~.. The captain has oitrreo TO 10
Ct. j, cnsias for 81 600. or on CONDITION "a
receiving new Sncbors and chains a"H e,S =, "
>a3,ar. a da, derourrage while he is de'nirr a
sgInr for ;sym, otherwise be viii raise his
apct, ,n., ~, nrocttoing tina, would s'mos.
o.rluinlv break the cable. 1t is prorsoe anIs
tie telegraph company will agree TO supply supp!
u,w auebo,s and cn,ips, and pay Inc oeu'ui
rscc demanded Haitian Chronicle.
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The berkeley Springs Mercury gf%e-
5s-,ny 2. Notice that nc may a. Wen pis%
'e..t,n 9Th cousin Amer Marler, SINCE
H.. !.ic !.c.i.lrurc rp.de it un'a"iu' los 1
r.. ro,,,in. ~ many. The nen "ho 'oti q
,.r aa, mw were either married men or
....... 80 i.aG no pretty cousins WHO "'tc
:.,., Is; leasing rtcj!. Wheeling REGISTER
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Ivy s.ow.:roHa /. WEST NRGI>IA;-
l.. Mhcv.ng IateNge"ce'' OF Mp"" y
s.y.. o. s.,inrday ana saturday Ai5n' We
~. ,,-.,d byt the tilst genuine snow % ~
~. ..s.c lad hi. AIutcr. aie'shs were "I1
T. IL, t.s.t tl.i.c in tne>c IN ny cay. oi' IA
H.. s..uu.t4iu-, we are tuid, tue van Oh INV
veg, l,,ayt, lav,ng materially 'n,pt dro
IT, r..uc:u% If he trains on the ia!'i''I">
u. l,,4t u. vuu,ut.. The suon is fifteen inches
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,rrICE CLkEK HOUSE OF n. Et.Ai rs


,rItIHoyn VA december 2afh. 1873.
10y AUTHOR Of Az AT or
Is ASSEMBLY approved april p. 1873. il
y lawful fer The Circuit Court Judges ;, G Z,
Ccu;.uu aw,..lth Until tii: ulncs Tor n"t,lhe LAC
Icrms ut Their rrs seriIte CO rs slGili oe pre-
srrit,cd ~ Law, 10 iI2 the lime Tor hold lE sHcn
Ir,,us i'lr terms or The bird circuit nave D.eh
T%n,lotts county - February 18th, May loth'
Trf,ce Edlcard County.-Fehruary Ioth, May
- pD,chatun to.atg-March 5th. June olh' ahS
Imelia IUunty-Slarch 10, june 9th ana &c
Backimghu,n tvuRy.-March 20th' June 2o'h'
q 4 g>uycubcr 1st. ;, -. .o,., os,,,
(um6erLt,.d CVunty-Arril 9Th, august ZoH
'" Lunen5Wrg CoH~ty.->priI 18Th, Septem0=r osh'
and uy. Ivr Il. h. , 49,, r. !. ,
az" Meckl,,,buru tuuntu-Aplil Goth. septehot
orn nj :. e,..,uI rr 81. j. Il III BlnI =.
Ge 3O-2iwln t4erh tiou>c VI be'eN''N''
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Tuy I.KGtsr GUN EVER MADE.-.- nc
ErrrIfT Jun. east rec. rtly at the West toint
fonrdrv. eiched 10 the rough htate 'z,'DC
rounds End Is Tie largest gun ever u'aoe
Tie .un j. nate OF lron' stahu'Hs a p'| r. W,
$500 poulds, ana ~ no" h'n' ,,. ,;,,na,
tong. hp, when finished will be ohii h''ee'
fc.t IN lrnr!r. II is 10 bare q str'i p1'' =.
four inches thick al The hreccn aha me- :"
lie nluzzIc, Will rife lore, anu M,i i,ch.5
1900 poulds. lhe shot VIII nc niue '',my
III 0laa or ard will weigh hpou' '"o my
ur,d uod iiny pou"d-. 1t vii require sl-
d., 10 cool he Il obstcr ht Tue hoo.p
tioe.es-...y.stes beng rIG through Tue
during al lta' Line. 1he s.ia ~ "0
puGc lpr Government exfeli'lehte'
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How The HloHEY GoEs.--Ttc Senate Juo!'
ciary Committee has asc1rtaintd olhcr III
stances where the contingent inad OF Tie
Department Of Justice has been n,eu IN il
manner still more irregular ana o'Jrc,ioua'
be than in the purchase OF private carriages
HashtRgt0n teleJrdm-H. LOUIS Densoc'd'
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C,R1NG ron TIE NEwsBorS Chic!~ lnsrec-
tor Frank :. johnson, OF Philadr!phia, Is
caring FIR tie new,boya by providing theIa
with cape. 20 keep ii the "i'i'e: : cold.
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OFFICE OF THE sou rHERS LITHO-
" GKAPuI Cu"rA>Y.

c"rner of + lev,nlh anu Gary s'iteI'.
W. c. CanKlhG rON. Irtsinrnt.
THE SOUTHERN LITIIoGEAPHIc CONTAIN
wuu call lie aIleut on OF iheir Inlrons "nm ',.a
nuhlic TO heIr removal 10 til" aoyc LOCATION "l!fIe
rh,y =. q r, pared TO fruIsh Check Sotr-' ID a. Us
tertiUc ucs ct ~tnk Zip omas f"lcies N"lt.
lei err and Sill Headings, Maps Piait. NusnSia,n
md Circular Letters BUSINESS AMI $40 CARDS
Tni,.c.o and P,ncy Labels, &C.. In uca, worhh III
ll"e h'!ie. .t ~ wnrte d. 29-1In"
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CRDCERiES, &c.

NEW CROP GREEN TEAs.-Ne" crop
nna IN forty. six days pfa IAN Francisco and the
Central Paclnc mi ROAD, scl' ctcd by he'>fs. us
sell 4 Co, Of shanghai expressly for the Virginia
"superl tive aud choicest" grades. 100 hall
chests and cases for slleby
d. Do DAVENPORT & NORRIS. importers
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4 QUESTION IN RtGARD TO INTERNAL KEY

4 Question: IN REGARD TO INTERNAL hh''
YhuE ASp Az OFFICIAL Ahs"EM;- tdon.W
t1!y, 40, nerember IL. lSa3.-- 10 tue hu'
tor vi The ST. Louis G'o5c: Ehcre Is al'e,
si,y OF opinion in r"ga'd TO the on'tco STAT
,a,on,,e law A. TO whether 4 farmer can eil
iis tobacco in the leaf without regard 10
nman,ity. or is there any specified nupber
of rounds required By law before he can
sell! .,ro-
By answering the above you viii co''er q
favor on your numerous readers II th's
vicinity
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NOTIFIES 10 TAXPAYERS.

| b!h1 oH hA1>'A>'" -
LCLrSIVE.
| receiving from any person who
| .'i ''s p", oGch#f only or llir city tax s
MS a'!,"u' ~, i"the rernainlng half, and tia,
| Chill as' :" - TIN PER CENT.
| i 10 tl;c amount o: sald remaining bali
r,, ~ charged In every case where the party
shas fall to pay sud remaining buff within
~, &c 20 limited"
VI" ,ut In 0asc any person. having failed TO lHy In
-. month OF June cnc-ha!f OF the CITY t;sxrs due
fom such ptIsc. shall fl. 10 pay the whole amount
thereof on or bes,re tie 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall BE- aided
TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount Of The tax 20 renninlng due
The Collector res. .cctguiiy calls the attention Of
those parties who have 80 repeatedly promised 10
settle their bills tother Than the hi:-paid b.ll-h
ANA on which re has been leti!cnt, that should
h. now fill 10 cali OH them By the 10TH Of tec=n-
II r, and they fall 10 pay duTng the month OF De-
reniber. he will be compelled, under the duties
Of his office, 10 collect Ia January By LEVY, With
the additional Twenty PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
Il. lin Collector.
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Under existing laws ana resnia''o'' Ia ,na w.
ara and planters selling tobacco thel
own production, or received 3y tnri a. '. .sa
IRON tenants who pave pfoutI'" .nn
sane on their land. arc not FeqHl"u " psr
special tax as dealers in leaf tonacc N', ,.
* The farmer or piunler rtqnlrrc'o !ach VI
nriz. bis tobacco, IN hogshead> ootnef y" NJ :,
before offering il for sale ha' r may Sst "
loose. IA heretofore. He 's'ist o., ao0eI'' !.
disrose of has tobacco TO an pr y t o.acI
lnon an authorized deafer H"J .oo'.,eo
rho has PAID a special tor sS'"' ,us , "rn
posing 10 other parties I'VE nv ,, pay 49," -
tpecil taxi the farmer or phi's. 10 i' ,aoF ~
p,y special tax IS retail ,."ssi , ~ ''''' ~
bacco, amounting to 500 T. an num-,
Collector Inrual Revenue
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CT.HFHIuG.
MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA
LEGISLATURES.

hy LARGEST aTocK In fifteen years In
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
all the novelties Of the se=son, among
which can be found
500 BUSINESS SUITS.
500 DRESS SUITS,
400 FALL and WINTER OTEECOATS,
COO pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
200 pairs BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS,
100 WHITE DUCK VESTS, for parties;
200 BLACK CLOTH VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1000 UNDERsHIRTS and DRAWERS.
ALSO,
cIolsfs, cAssIMERES, AND yESTISGs
IN TIE PIECE,
which will MAKE TO MEASURE In accordance
With the waats of the customer.
This combination OF stocks makes I. nc of the
MOST ATTRACTIVE ever before offered to n
Virginia public.
1lis stock Is gotten up for the RETAIL TRADE
ONLY, and an especial care given TO the wants Of
ny yatro7s, which. under al experience of Il!!R.
.rY YEARS In this marker, gives me kSO"i l.
EDGE NOT ENJOYED by others. These good
are bouyh. exclusively for CASH, aud 10 house o.
smi!ar kind In The state ha5 IL equal In aH;Lli
sTOCK. STYLE, PRICE, QUA$TITY TO 5i-'
I.pf.T FROM, as the old, c-tabilshcd house II
WI. IRA SMITH, hgt,
400 iiain street.
Sign: IO.tC TLAG. 3l-4t
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.

ISr7d nasDuLi'G x EhsiLism or o..
Tf1sasbts lf 9slc I'M ~ III u rYsiof
lTlNG. LISTS, FoCk VT and CounTiNG'
HOUSE DIARIES, AINAKAUs+t Ledger, q OUT
ceipt, Sales Order, FINE, Balance, Cops Ing. Pass,
and Sic ndrundu n Books. Of many sfzcs And quili-
ties, at prices from 5000 90. eaeh. - ssa -
4 To set good ACCOUNT books send early Or.
de s7.asw 't.ta 1913 MaIS STREET.
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R9EEsDESG.

DOAED.- "A young gentleman cah We uc-
- coInmotia:cd with bD*Ail ms private i'iihhS.
hrrc rnce required. Address Box 9oI.
81 II
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DKhMlUM >TkAM-Dh ElNG AND
4 WORMS. AGA AN
aides and .e.t.r,n II having "rilcts pt VI ~
or o. "a ~ will I'M That We .i' wo'k ". ur anu
rnr rWrNIY-FiVt. PEH CENT. L"S MS any
nri,er e.,np;Ishu,ent NO gliartnL.e satisfaction.
~ .nrts arr. I1,u ny st"a lcl cay enahl"S - I'D
tut. our w..rk :. srort nnlicc aud it "cpehd poa
iIr 81, " process OF soakins tubs
t;ly III i c.li, and beco lnc r'uF,nS'.
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