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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-22
THE GoyERNuEsT GaAs1rE CoSTRAor.

/ The GOVERNMENT GRANITE CONTRACT
Colonel Albert Ordway having received the
contract for furnishing the granite for the
eastern wing OF the State Department, work
will be very shortly resumed at the yard op-
posite Rockets. A large quantity of stone
has been quarried, and the plans will arrive
in few days, and no further obstacles will
remain to the complete resumption of opera
tions. About two hundred stone-cutters will
be given employment in the beginning, and
at least that number will be continuously at
work on this contraction two years. AS the
front portion of the building has been con-
structed of Richmond granite, and the east
ern wing is to be of the same material, it is
reasonable to suppose that the western wing
and south front of the building will also be
Of Richmond granite, in which case there is
four more years work ahead.
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B'NA1 B'RITH-NEw LODGE ORGANIZED
A charter has been granted to body of
young Israelites of our city to form new
Lodge, which shall be known and styled as
Paradise Lodge, 1. y. B. B., with the fol-
lowing officers at their head: President,
Charles T. Strauss; Vice-President, E. A.
Ezekiel; Recording Secretary, William Rein
heimer; Financial Secretary, Charles Mill
hiser; Treasurer, Israel Stern; Mentor, Al.
S. Block Assistant Mentor, D. L. Rose; In
side Guardian, Fl. SchWarlzchield; Outer
Guardian, Jacob Levy. They have an addi-
ton of twenty-five or more names, and can
safely say that in some future day it will be-
come one of the best lodges of the city.
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EXCURSION AND BASKET PIc-NIo.-An ex-
cursion to Dutch Gap and basket picnic at
Wilton, under the auspices of the Executive
Committee of the Baptist Sunday-school
Association of this city, is announced to take
place on Tuesday next, the 2Sth instant.
The party will leave the Old Dominion
Steamship Company's wharf at y O'Clock
A. NJ. Ample arrangements will be made
for safe and pleasant trip. A band Of
music has been engaged to enliven the occa-
sion. The object of the excursion and pic
mic is to raise funds for city Missions.
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DUFFALOS SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
ID COUNTY, yA.-RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci idedly impregna.
ted with the celebrated " Salts Of Ltthia." These
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on tne
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
III most Of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
AS remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
a deservedly bigh reputation. -
In general adaptation and curative power IN dfs-
in chronic Intermittent fevers and in all diseases
generated by Inalarial Doisons they are without
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. Ine
proprietor is aware That this is very strong claim
The public will uoge if it be sustained by The tes
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place: One OF
them, according to an analysis made by Professor
Tonry, Of Baltimore, is decidedly impregnaled with
the fSalts of Litha, - which has given such cele-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the AK ia Chuppelle and Vichy waters OF
the continent of Europe, ana which is SO nlSn!y
esteemed in the medical world rs remedy In
gout rheumatism, and in kidney and bladder afiec-
lous.
PENNSYLVANIA says: "There Is perhaps no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In The removal of the deposits OF the urate OF soda
In the joints and ligamcntous tissues III equity pa
deuts and i'll preventing the deposits Ill the klo-
neys and urinary passages
ii may be worthy OF note that this Is the only
Spring in Virginia in which this salt Is found
otherwise than the lnerest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysts, testimonials, &C.
LADD 6 CO., druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN
sToS & Co, booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton
Va (ap 24.dxw4mJ THOMAS +. GOOOE.
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GREAT REDUCTIoS.-In order to reduce their
large stock of reidy-Inade clothing Messrs. E. b.
SPENCE & Son have marked down their goods TO
The very lowest mark. They have on hand quite
varied line of business suits; also, linen and alpaca
coats, light undershirts and drawers. Their stock
of neck-ties comprises all Of the latest novelties.
For good and cheap goods call at 1900 Main street.
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SHOULD YOU NEED caIicoes, lawns, ginshsms,
percaes, silks, deaines, apacas, japanese poplns,
or any other material for ladies' dresses, call ut
LEVY BROTHERS, where you can find u large and
we-selected stock AT prices that are bound to give
satisfaction as they are selling many styles regard
less of cost In order close out their stock OF sum-
mcr dress goods
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according to public opinion. Your daily ap-
.pearance at Justice Whites Is only causing
you, me, and the whole race to lose many,
COED and warm friends. Take the advice of
your leaders, and advance yourselves in the
community, Is the advice Of
A ColoRED MAN.
Richmond, Va, July 81, 1874.
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DICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
FOR SALE.
The subscriber, finding that his business inter-
feres greatly with his duties as cher or music
and with view Of dev0ung himself bereatter ex.
clusively TO his protest. on, o1ers ZOE saie 'he
STOCK OF MUSIC, u,,,o
+ PIANO, MUSICAL ALMERCHASDlsE,& &c,
together with good will store fixtures &C.. Of the
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE, NO. sAo 1A ha'n
street. 90. a. Z, 49,, :,
a pleasant and profitable business, ms the stand mas
heen ESTABLISHED for the last twenty-five years
tsty 1S.S&W2tA e. a. AmbObD.
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GRAND MILITARY AND Civic EXCURSION
On the Sd of August next the Sunday school
of Clay-Street Methodist church propose an
excursion to Ashland, and are making the
necessary arrangements to make 1t grand
affair. Company 81" at meeting held
last night, resolved to unite with the scnooi,
and thus add another interesting feature to
the occasion, .ss -, 80. lgg
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE July q, 1S74.-James
B. Denison, Hanover junction, R. +. and T.
r. r., Va. !; Peter johnson, Barrent Island ;
George Morris, Mrs. Bette Winn, Burke
vile, Va; Rosie e. Wood, Portsmouth,
Va: :lOlO west DuYal street..
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PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10 A. M., dry goods,
boots, shoes, clothing, hats, clothes, &c.
COOK LAUGHToN, 10 "A. NJ, administrators
sale of household furniture, grand piano, bit-
Hard table, carpets, mirrors, &C., at residence
on Clay treetbetween Tenth and Eleventh.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., p NJ, brick store and
dwelling on the north side CT Broad strtet DE-
tween Twenty-fourrh and Twcnty-hfth.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.

ASSETS ~ !SsoME Sex Ears sssoSdSooo siood
ardj, $67l ,64l.
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RAMA steady rain fell here during the
latter part Of yesterday afternoon, and up to
yery late hour last night. From the wea.
ther report it would seem that we are enti-
tied TO more rain to-day.
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NEW VAULTs AT HoLLYwooD. -Four new
family Vaults are being constructed in Holly
wood Cemetery-tWo on the hillside near
DunnaVants vault and two facing the river
and not far from where the steam pump is
located -
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PERsoSAL.-Supreme Representative
Ewing, of Texas, q Pytbian and gallant
soldier on the staff of General Magruder
while he was commandant IN the Lone Star
State, arrived on Monday, and is spending q
few days with his friends in this city.
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The FIRST REGIMENT ENCAMPMENT. Col.
onel John A. Sloan and Captain nj. T. Clarke,
of the committee appointed to solicit from
our people aid for the First Regiment IN. It's
proposed encampmcnt, were at work yester-
day, and met with considerable success.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silverware SC. Call at A. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 1872 Main street, and you will
learn all about It, All transactions strictly conf
tfo1
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PUBLIC SCHOOL GoAMITTEE.--Ata meeting
of the Joint Committee on Public Schools
held yesterday morning Mr. w. z. M. kel
lam, OF. Marshall Ward, was elected Chair.
man. 9 5sf q. q
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REMNANTS OF DRESS GooDs.-Priees marked
down still lower. Remnants of dress goods Oh
every description, from two to thirteen yards In
piece, all 10 be sold at Or about one-half Oh The
regular prices Mt LEVY BROTHERS.
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GET Su1YED.-LEyY BROTHERS have the largest
and ,,best-assorted stock Of ladies' ready made
dresses and garments in this city, which they
offer at clOsIng-out prices.
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THN UKIrEp STATES DIsrRIcT CouRT will
meet To- day at Alexandra.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Tuesday, July 2lst:
SA. NJ. 12M. SI NJ. i. ~
go 81 S3 rs
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks to the Dis.
patch Printing-House.
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> TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-biils &c. Can be COPIED
in the ordinary letterpress BOOK SEND your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descr1p
tjons of printing. to the DisDatch Printing House
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QUALIFIED. Messrs. Batkins and WOOD
qualified before Mayor Kelley yesterday as
S assistant inspectors Of gas for this city.
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LEVY BROTHERS make linen goods speciality
and show the largest and best-assorted stock o.
hnusekeening articles in this city.
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A GREETING FROM THE NORFOLK BLUES TO
THEIR RICHMOND CoMRADEs.-A committee
of the Norfolk Blues, composed Of Captain
James w. Gilmer and Messrs. G.. A. Fields
(secretary), Henry V. Moore, William II.
Holmes, Watson Dribrell, Thomas w. Hen
derson, and P. Tabb Moore, have adopted
the following complimentary preamble and
resolutions, which will be read with interest
by the Richmond military who took part in
the entertainment Of the Norfolk artillery
men during their recent visit to this city:
Whereas the recent visit of the n. L. A.
Blues TO Richmond as guests Of the Rich
mond Howitzers and Richmond Grays has
most delightfully."- revived the associations of
other days and whereas those two historic
and famous companies made our visit one of
unbroken pleasure and whereas we have
returned home proud Of our beautiful capi-
tai and her citizen soldiers, therefore be it
Resolued, That we tender our thanks to
the aboye.named commands fer the courtesy
of their reception and the warmth Of their
hospitality.
That we return our thanks to Captain Bos-
seux, of the Richmond Grays; Captain Car
ter, Of the Richmond Howitzers a. j. Ford,
ESQ.,, and attaches of Ford's Hotel; the press
of Richmond and Norfolk, and the citizens
If Richmond at large, for courtesies towards
US; also to Captain Cyrus Bossieux for his
kindness and attention in procuring US
horses.
That we tender our acknowledgements to
Company G, First Virginia regiment, for an
escort on our return to Rockets, and also to
the Norfolk City Guard for their escort on
the evening OF our departure.
That we pledge our brother soldiers OF
the capital to join with them in achieving the
victories of peace and restoring the fortunes
of our mother State.
That copy Of these resolutions be spread
on the records of this company, and that
copies thereof be forwarded to the captains
of the companies above named, and also to
be given to the press"
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STATE srREAsuRY The balance In: the.
State TIsasIry yesterday was asl8, s.sss.
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WEDNESDAY :. JULY %, 1871
LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE WEATHER To-DAY.-.Ffom our re-.
ports this morning the probabilities are that
the. ,oeaher today arilI be clear or clearing.
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THE REMARKS OF MR. WOLF AT THE B'EAI
BIRTH BANoUET.-It is complained that our
brief synopsis Of the remarks Of Mr.. Simon
Wolf, of Washington, D. c., made at the
B'nai Birth banquet, failed to do justice to
that gentleman, or the cause he represents,
and we therefore give place to the following
full report Of what he said:
Brother President and Brethren After
listening to the chaste. elegant, and eloquent
remarks of his honor the Mayor I can in
truth say to all present brethren, for If not
in blood he is in sympathy jew; and it is
not the Mayor of Richmond that thank,
but the man Kelley, who, by the lofty senti.
ments expressed, has shown a cosmopolitan
culture that challenges my sincere admira-
ton. As to the Order, what caE I say that
is not already known to you all In these
days of general Intelligence everything is
disseminated by the great power, the public
press; but at these relations it can do no
harm ION the contrary, good) to bring before
you 10 colors of living light those noble
aims and objects which have made our Order
the means of untold blessings. Not as a
political, religious, or social institution, but
as an educational, charitable, benevolent or.
ganization, does it labor for the welfare and
elevation not only of Israel but of humanity.
"The Jews forming so large and infiu-
entail integral part Of our society, of neces-
sity everything that is calculated to educate
and enlighten them aids and assists society
in general; and the splendid monuments
of the Order-orphan asylums, hospitals,
schools, libraries, and the dispensing of
S1SO,00O in one year to widows and or
phans-are the best evidences OF its labors
and great usefulness. The reason for its eX-
clusiveness has its origin IN the bigotry and
narrow prejudices of our Christian fellow
men in Europe and the United States. :
"The lash of the tyrant and taskmaster
degraded many of our correligionlsts into
AFFECT poverty and ignorance, and this So
ciety has within its sacred portals raised
these again into full manhood, made men
out of outcasts, until to-day there is no
class of men superior to those composing our
Order. For the generous confidence be-
slowed on me accept my sincere thanks. To
the brethren of Richmond, 1 thank heartily.
know their liberality, their hospitality and
though they may be conservative in some
things, in friendship they are radical" &c.
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HTHE GBRaAN CONSERVATIVE CLUB of def
ierson Ward meet tonight. s.sF
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RTsISE.SS WANTS.

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR CAR.
w nAGF$. ECGGlfS. and WAGONS.
have on handrvnrNcctlente eNtcn>on-top AMiLl
lIn\>. I,yu ! Dr BilGGItS. one DuCTOk'S :
nj ACTON. two PONY pHAETONS, several
spSl<G y AHuNs. new and secondhand. Work
pilIrt,,I,y,! +jrgl to any in the city.
Flr -alc loW Tor cash H. close out STOCK:
". {. SMITH,
ri-.ly ll2 Broad or 30S Fifth street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

REMoyAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Office testablishfd
In 1851 has been removed to 322 Main street.
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In addition to the many Inducements TO visit West
Point, such as Surf Bathing, Boating, fishirg.
Dauciug, &C., there win be THHfE GRANu SACK
RACES. A premium AWARDED TO the swlfiest runs
time. The first and second premiums. can be seen
at Mr. Kersey's, teweller. corner OF Msin and
teenth streets. The third premium at Mr. TtgnoSS
eun.store, Main street iaiso tickets FOR saie). 81
The public may rest assured that erefy arrange
ment has beea made to render this the most delight
.ful and cheapes. excursion OF the season.
4 McCANN'S BAND viii furnish music.
, rain leaves the depot at 8 O'Clock promptly.
Tickets Gentlemen, IL ladies, 26c.
s Sjy 1875, ,W,E&3 5s2 -
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MoRTuAnY RspoRT.-The following IS the
lmortuary report for the week ending Satnr-
day, July Is, 1874, complied from sextona'
returns nsreceiyed at The Office Of the Board Of
tHaalfh
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.8ifllllultd 1lspattlt.

UTHE CIRCULATION oFaTHE DIs-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TEE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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All Of its surplus Is divided out to pocy-holders
this company being purely mutual. >,
It now eaters Virginia for the first time and w1i
he glad TO make contracts with canvassers of good
eXnerience. UABNEY Ii. MAURY,
General Agent for Virginia.
OFFICE No. Tenth street, Schafer's building.
je 3-3m
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SUMMER RESORTS
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
ID MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA. s..
STRUCTURE AND DYSPEPSIA RELIEVED
BY THE
NEW SPRING, OR NO. 2.
CASE OF WILLIAM A. MASON,

OF DANfIiaLht ' A.
To Colonel Goode. Having derived the most sig.
nal beneit when In suffering and distressed con.
dition from the water of the New. SDrlhg at
this Mace feel that 1t Is due to suffering hu.
manity that should plsce in your possession
statement OF my tor such use rs you may tflnA
Now, about a year ago / began 70 suffer from
structure Of the ,irethra. My geseral health soon
failed and became sufferer from oyspSpsia Ia II.
emincnt medical men OF the country in vain.; i
was totally without appetite, and myseneral sys-
,en, was reduced to state OF great debility. have
now been using the buffalo water, both No. and
No. q. for ten days, but for The most part No. 2,
and The effect has appeared TO me 10 DC almost MI
raculous. My urine Is now passed without uifii-
cuitv nv appetite Is ravenous, and feel that am
restored 10 my usual health and vigor.
Very respectfully,
Is 22 cadSt WILLIAM A. MASON. s
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MISERABLE SUMNER RESORT.

MRS. Mp. GARTH, of Albemarle county. one
mile from Ivy depot, aud seven miles above Char
lo;tcS vii!e is prepared to take a few more
SUMMER BUARDkRS.
Location healthy. Table unsurpassed. Large, airy
rooms. and u beautifully shaded lawn, admirably
suited 10 children.
hall-Drice For further particulars, address
Mas. NJ. 7. GARTH. Ivy depot,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, or
w. NJ. CAKY, of z. q Sublett i Co..
}v 3-otnw2w Richmond, Va.
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MY YDWELLING is NOW OPEN FOR
wi THE ACCOMMODATION OF BOARDERS
during the summer and fall season, at the moderate
ruIe OF $50 per month for grown persons, children
and servants half price. Those who are seeking
1uiet resort. and mt the same time desire the adj
ran,ages of q pure mountain air, will please ad-
dress JOHN :. SoChE,
IL 0-eod2w Greenwood Depot Va.
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July 20, July 10, july II, July =,
1872. 1878. 1874. 1874.
Total deaths. ..22 81 28 3s 26 80 1e 1s
Sdll-born....... 4 / 1 q U 8
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RusINEss CHANCES.

nor SALE, the STOCK and FIXTURES
of INV CONFECTIONERY and ICE-CREAM
SALOON, together with the machinery. apparatus:
and appurtenances OF the business, on account OF
had haaIh +. VIANI,
''Aa .'>N'l corner Sixth and 3 ull streets,
=, o1otx Manchester.
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DOCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va

This celebrated waterlng-place will be opened on
the ST OF JUNE. @.
Charges to July /: Monthly, 90 per day; weekly,
$3.50 per day.
July and August: Monthly, $3.50 per day;
weekly, s3 per day.
Descriptive pamphlet 10 be had at PURCELL,
LApp & CO.'S, agents for the sale of the water
and mass JAMES A. FRAZIER,
nv 1a-eod2m Proprietor.
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Week endi

: b1 WIfUh CIffIIr IEU.
Regular pracuuoners.30 Board Of Health.....
Coroner.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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consumer pays, and that when this
equity is established, the price OF gas
to all consumers should be reduced to
such a figure ~ will be only sufficient
to pay the cost Of production, the
interest and principal OF the gas
bouds, and a reasonable allowance tor
extensions and repsirs. II this were
done we are we'll satisfied that the cost
Of gas to private consumers would be
reduced to near $50 per thousand
feet; no injustice would be done to
either the corporation or the 400
citizens who use the gas; and everys
body would be happy-subject Of course
to the "millennial" considerations with
which we began this article.
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TOBACCO.

A subscriber in Lewis county, Ken.
lucky, who is doubtless q tobacco
grower, writes to ask What is the law
in relation to selling tobacco? Have l
a right to sell few pounds to neigh
Dor, or am l required to sell only to q
tobacco dealer p
Upon inquiry at the office OF the
Collector OF Internal Revenue we learn
that the producer of leaf tobacco is
prohibited from selling in small qusu'
tity to consumers. There are only
three classes Of persons to whom he il
permitted TO sell; namely, to dealers" to
manufacturers" or to exporters.
Unless he takes out license, the lei
for which is $500, be must dispose o
his Leaf tobacco to some purchaser be-
longing to one Of the three classes
named. He is required also to keep
book in accordance with q form which
will be furnished him upon application
to the officers OF internal revenue, show
ing the amount of tobacco produced
and the names OF persons to whom i
was sold
We presume that the object Of thes'
restrictions is to bring every pound o
tobacco produced to market where i
may come under the notice ofthe Off
GERS of internal revenue and be sub
jected to the tax imposed by law. Th'
cost of q license for the sale of manu-
featured tobacco is much less than thai
required for the sale Of the natural
leaf, and the latter is placed at $500 II
order to be virtually prohlbitory, ex-
cept under the restrictions that have
| been named.