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Mr.. popr's ulosrrR.
The PsFformanes ~ Pipsrs Opera
Hsuse, virEiuia, Last Might
Oshello To-nighs.

LM018SN 49,
Oshello Te-night.
It 10 related OF tho older Booth thai
once. when plsyins Richard with . strange
company. Ratciiff rushed In upon him In
the midst Of his excitement and an
nounced the capture Of Buckingham, In
terms (which entirely cut of the great
actors exclamation. Ion with his
head. 50 much for Buckingham
The stupid "olown. who ~personated
Ratclin, rendered his speech thus; my
Lord, we've taken the Duke Of Bucking.
ham, aud cut of his bead" The old
tragedian gazed tsnderly on the rising
genius, approached and laid his hand
upon his shoulder. and exclaimed In bis
riches, tones. "wel done. thou good and
faithful servanti Receive thy reward r.
Nv the end Of this Shakespearian speech
be had approached with tho aspiring youth
40 Inc footlights. Then, raising his foot.
be gave one kick which sent Ratclif ny.
Ing into the side scenes among . miscel-
isneous assortment Of other rubbish.
Something Of the feeling which prompted
Booth on this occasion must have been
experienced by Mr.. Pope last evening. -
he thought OF the burlesque into which
the grand tragedy Of Richard was being
turned by the incapacity OF most OF his
supporters, and when one Of his attendants
andiug him In the thick Of the battle
niesded for him 10 save his life by flight
and made tho extraordinary announce
ment,
%, ..f.,, nm ,our flight OF life depends r.
80. az, 80 r,n.h iila hiking
ne muss nv S...n,' ~ M throne. AZ
thaI ue'otea aan.snas Ssc.ms Main In the
y. W. H. h.nSs and NJ they bsd
solA'hs ". a.. .o.o,,s nsck he xouId
peen Alouuu 49, Sar usnv ds,s'
rave oorhe 'he, a.nis.n ,..L ,hich Gh.rls,
~ was : H., nisht ia IL mot
" oss..ionsi reader. but bo was forced 70
III. sm.h .nJ inacod Inc majority Of
~ Ii,s" n every character with some
sno hio s,centionsl were iarst spoken
hv MIN and tbsn rcpeated BY their repre-
oy .M.a nnch al. schooi.boy rcpests
~ .sah.r Tbs .cene In which the
sier \, aGaraa IN Richard by the citizens
TanS,n h. one M tbe most impressive
y. ~. ,r.csJv hnt n w.s utterly spoiled
~ Us $500, .ha .ctors IN remember
oy ,he ia'u' NJ d.. ~ 40 nromnt them
their cA.. doir. ~ N conrse
a. every .s'n. nnu ~, = nj. ovn
mucn ..o,.tIon va Loaf upon
ms~'y ~. n wa he ss,ne
tno suu. ~ ,..u,ncs The gran.
,aanr ~ ,se ,rsseJy flashed out only
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A YRIEsp IN NEED.--A gentleman,
"unaccustomed to public speaking
becoming embarrassed, whispered to
friend. "Quick. quick; give me q word
Upon which the other replied. eyes,
yes; what word DO you wAntf"
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PRorrssog W. FRANK STEWART will lee
ture before the Liberal Society tomorrow
tsundayl evening at $50 O'Clock. In
National Guard Hall. Virginia. subject;
..rh- Advancement of Discovery and In.
yeution During tho Present Century.
Admission free.
TmKnK isa probability that tho vein Of
ore which Is being followed by the south
drift ON the 100 level Of the Consolidated
Virginia will 10 found 10 extend into the
Be.t A Belcher. This uould give the
latter company = little bonanza At . cheap
rate.
fur ESp.-Tom MeCrossan. well known
in Gold Hin AMI Virginia - . steel shoe
and die man. died In San Francisco Las!
"Wednesday. Tom wss . good tAiker' and
-ould come very near making the average
man believe that black was white.
HonsK FouSp.--A yellow mare with
dark name aud tail was found yesterday 81
silver City yesterday. The owner can nnd
the same BY calling on 4. Ryan. silver
City. proving property and paying charges
See advertisement.
TuERr WAS an o~id.faahioncd spelling
school at Flowery sehool-houss Last night
Th. prize money was won by Willie Green
wood. a pupil % the school. Professor
Ewing and Professor Young acted a.
referees.
THERE will be . meeting Of members OF
the wAshoe Club Of their rooms. In var
y,ni.. this saturday. evening at : o'eioek-
for tho purpose Of e~lecting Trustees. a
full and prompt attendance 10 requesHd'
Cutrr BnowS has hal tho lee and frozen
.uow dug on Of all the DIRE eisterns Of
Virginia. and they are In readiness Tor use
An csse of their bsing required. All have
been Allied To their utmost capacity.
GLOVE Losr.-A dark brown cloth and
bucl.kin glove Was lost BY . Gold Hitler
i..t evening coming from Virginia. The
finder will confer . favor by sending OF
leaving tho same at this ONCE.
RETURNED. - Young Mason. tho crazy
man vho murdered Cooke In Msson's VAL
lev some weeks ago. has returned 10 MS
home. No stsps have been taken Tor his
apprehension.
TUE running expenses Of the public
schools Of this county amount to $500
nsx month, and still there are children
Who DO rot rise up and call their parents
blessed.
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YouSo man. learn TO wait; II you
undertake TO set q hen before she In
ready you will lose your time and con.
fuse the hen besldesr
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A YOUTH Of Augusta. Ca. who was
married by o magistrate the other day.
insisted that tho bride should pay the
fee, as he had bought the license.
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A RRLIABLR MRDIcI NJ

IL like . true friend. when needed u d sivayi
on hand. and when tr,ed u 10 never found want
ing. such u precisely the charaetsr Of Bristoii
S~srpapariils and Pills; thsy never decsivs, thsy
DO eKietly what 10 claimed Tor them, and ths(
al other medlcines hil. fs7s cod
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TELEPHONE TRAoEDr-Mudc master
Of tho future: Help! help I've
turned on Wagner. and-oh, lord-I
cant stop him
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SUSpAY-scuooL TEAoHER /: Who was
tho strongest mani Boy: Jonah; because
the whale couldn't hold him after he got
him down.
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The telegraph thrift between France
and Germany is four cents q word.
Germany gets tho most for the money
In bulk.
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GEoloIA's f~avorits college has 225
atudents. It's name Is Emory. It's
where tho students get polished.
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A LITTER passed through u Of tho
postoficss addressed to a person at Lake
Choggoggaggogg Mauchoggaggsgg. Ne.
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nrtsf Visit % she state Prisss-
the Seat sf oevers1sas Expo
Ftsneisg an Awakesisg - The
MAKE the Nsw Doilar-ssbssaa-
sial mprsvsmssss-Nsuspapsr
asd Bshsmiass-Ths Tsiephsss
eeserai Items
A NEws reporter took . trip down tho
crooked railroad yesterday. stopping At
Mrs. Leslis's " HAlf-w ray House." namely.
Carson. The first thing that impresses .
visitor As he enters the Capital City 10 the
good condition Of the streets. There 10 an
absence Of anything like slush or mud to
be seen In any direction. The soil Of
Eagle Valley Is excellent for road-making.
Some Of the cottonwood tre-s arc begin
ming to show signs Of coming verlurs. and
the people are moving about In the uneasy
style used in Spring. The Capitol grounds
have been gone over with . eultivator. and
. good crop Of sasebrush 10 confidently ex.
pscted.
THE STATE PRISON.
A brief visit vas maie 10 tho State
Prison. now under tho wardenship Of
General c. G. Batterman. Tho prisoners
had all been locked mp before the arrival
Of tho reporter. and many mutual recog-
nitions OF old friends Int Avoided.
q
Everything About me in.u'uuon ssrm nv
-, 49,, \. ,hs MAJ. ~. .ha,' rr-
csntly erected uuder General Bsttermsn'
suu-,r,i.ion. IA Ia Of cut stone, produced
| FROM the prison quarry, and shows 10 good
advantage. 1t Is so by 30 feet In tho clear.
| and two stories high. In this shop ATTY
convicts are kept busy. The most i'm
/ proved machinery Of all kinds Is supplied.
| and really frst-ciAss work 10 turned out.
| Tho most % this product is sent 10 San
| Francisco. There are also houses In the
| yArl for the blacksmith shop. tailor shop.
| carpenter shop and laundry. The prison
| contains 1876 inmates.
~"
returning 10 town. j. l. nui
| proprietor Of the Ormsby House. was In
,,,i.~., With regard IN tia new thest,r
~h,ch a. .oon m Ia buildsi I'm Carson
-" ,.-n-...
C,y' Ihe plus arc nov gu. ,o =. p-
plies The iot when Is on SaIso ' ~
for. and $1,000 have been saoser,osu'
The dress circle will 81 upstairs. In the
gallery. a. 1t were. after tho old style; The
II l...A. AAaE nR NIT 8alI hA nlrffrIIN I(WHI.
low.r noo,' OF p''' WI" ov .'s,. ~, IN
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KI8 a|aTn00n "A 0uT EID0TL4T IVA
su.' 49, ths .treet he "A. AZ,
ssu.as hs hr,,v and br.vnx fsllov
ce.sI X pi,.r. ,esnsctinr an .rticIs
hs.Ssa ..I%necunious Bser.DrinLers In :
~. xh;ch snnesred In our issns m yes.
terdsy, He stated that he considered
himself n oil tho parties aggrieved by
the p~uoncaton OF VA. .lucio anu no
rsno,.s, ;nfprmsJ NJ Ritsrs ,hst Ia VA.
moi one Of The gentlemen alluded 70 In The
article; but Mr.. Biters insisted that be
was. He threatened our reporter with q
thrashing on sight, II . proper explanation
ala not appear IN our columns this morn.
ing. Pesring that the gentleman may
carry out his threat. We apologize 70 Mr..
Biten for ever insinuAting III We ever
We did) that he visited. or wss permitted
10 visit, such . respectable establishment
N the Bank Exchange. We are also a.
mred that no stomach-pump has ct any
time been used ON him Tor the non-pay-
mont Of drinks, but we are informed that
he hss hem licked ont of the lowest dens
IN C.r.on and Virginia for irving 10 pick
noclet. and stesi drinks, The parties al.
fuded N I'M Ina Article In our issue Of the
an Infant are gentlemen, and no such
d~runk-roliing, horse-stealing scoundrels
M Jake Biters. Our reporter sincerely
trusts that this apology viii meet the ap.
proval Of Jake.
THE yiaurNa EDITOR.
Thi. sst The town In 4 tumrlt. Green.
hooa va. lionixed. He Was looked upon
a. ,hs evh,ing a,ito, of Tho Ap,soL.
:. Wal, Ana youn,ser Ala A, .ome ..nd
Il, NJ. .,.v ,,,sr ali" rcu,rled linn
- go Ia. d.. 81 .od. v.tcr Al IN
n..n.rs Marsa
.sYo., has xorr liza Z" .s.enteJ PAM
o.ores Mi ali Ia neyer thoueht tho
b.. ~ a. GRITTY
"v p,sa. }r,,.r =, ,ha Mint Al.
.,,hJ.-.i sron nnhiic life lint
NJ nra.nhooJ dsc,insd failing that COW.
a,.uI p.,tia. - ,Ss Isn,sei ~
~ cass tho ra,lonbtsble author displsyed
a hinge revolver. remsrking quietly thai
n. would male someLy think II was q
stomach pump II they ever tackled him.
Things began TO assume . serious aspect
In o,aer ~ LA mV ,Sa s.h,,c.tion
When Inc tricL was exposed the boys tried
10 turn the Joke upon tho talented writer
VINO had % them, v :. ~. Nv
60. They were larry soiu' anu m'sn' -
veil own up.
MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT.
II IL pleasing TO nots that many sub
.,,,,,., imn,ovsments ara I'm prorrcs,.
=. .,.o,.,
FIN AZ nHnnT Mhl INV InAI GIs
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EUROPE.

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DA II NKws.l
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BrsuoP wHrrAxxz will deliver tho hrst
Of the ssriss Of Lsntsn Lectures 81 81.
Johns Church this evening at Z O'Clock.
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sT0CK ~nErosr.


Last xvxSua-
100 kursks Con, ~, 81 80, IN, ~ $40. 3
i5Rynoed \ Eiy. AZ
ID Ai,- 3. 5D
10 Ry. P-tch.
as0 Nj Dossds south. roc
2ss Leopard. 15c
15 Gtls Sc. sc
90 Panther. 3sc. 3oc
lao Grand Prize. ~, ! sio. I. TX
is7s Argenta, toc. DC. Sc
1860 Navajo. IN, ! %. I IS
o15 Endowment. Ic
1850 Hussey. I a.. 10. ] 10 bj
10 Northern bel e, ~
1s Manhattan. 10
6i5 De frees. sc .Oc
1850 Young Ameriea. Sc
1000 Belle lsle. so. Sc
$50 Hamburg. s. 80. SIS
DO Falcon. . Is
500 silver Prize. sc
30 Hornet. Csc
sfs Day. ik.i0
~ Modoc. xc. COS
$50 New Coso. SOC
sos I.sss.i: ~.
~ Leeds. "
isp Tip Top. . %. ~
90 Homestaks. 81
IS CALIFORNIA;. -, I'm, 01
80 Bsicher. loo. q 10. <is.tp
100 Yellow jacket. ioS
rs Justice. sk. 81
go Bullion. sS.sS b
90 Ophir. 0s. nS
lao Ovsrman. II, iak. Nk
i1 Con. virginia, 2iS. ax bj
rs kxehequss. ~
le0 GOULD ! curry. 81. o..
$50 savage. t0'
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aim U..l a..
leo Grown PUNT. az 81
I'D Hale 4 Norsross. sk
Us Brst 4 Belcher. NV AZ
sis sierra Nsvsda. en-
rms MOANING.
tao Ophir. saw. sax, s.. asN. ssh rs
SIS Mexiean. f3h. iss
an 0oaid q Curry. 50. 81
fU1O bcst q Beleher. IN. a.. 1k
U.s. California. nv. ~. ~ %. ~
1905 os., Sirsisi., az. as. Hx rs
~ chollar-fososi. 22k
COS Hale 4 Ncrer.ss. sS.sS.S. bs
10 Grown Point. 81. 81 bs
SIS Yellow Jacket. 10. TO-.
1870 Imperial. Csc
10 kentuek. ~
10 Alpha, 10
~ Bs'eher. 4 10. 4 o.
l3j Confidence. tk.tS
il7s sierra Nevafa.tN.tD
ITO Utah. iik. Is. iaN. II BIS
Gao bullion, 81 81
no EIehequer, = O.. q
~ overmap. IL. lsx, is1
rs Justiee. ~ bs
7t0 Union con.. 81
$40 Ala. az. a. ~
10 sey. B-lcher. n
Gas Juiis. AZ, . ~
Go Caledonia. N
$50 silver MN. . %
20 New York. I Is. Ia
Ito SENATOR. ~
ilso woodvilie. Soc. Csc. Sc
LIZ Andes. Csc. 0nc
$50 wsiis Fargo. 10. ~ b
$40 Ward. ssc. Sc
100 North Con. Virginia. iec
leo Monnmental. &c
too Trojan. tsc
$50 Benton. co. Go
loo 81. Louis, tc
30 solid silver. te0
40 Kun ks Con. m. 81
sIs Alps, IN. 4. ~. $3.50
3o Belmont. 1ss
coo Rye Patch. 3s
~ leopard, bic
~ oila. VOC
1910 Hasssy. I os. I i0.l
$50 Manhattan. 10. iOS
s3s De Free. sos. ssc
stsO Grand Prize. ss.s.,ss
. ~ ArgcntA. yc, cor
llso Navajo. .. . 10. aus. 2so
it23 Young America. se. tsc
tUO Endowment. Toe boo
1000 ln~dep~ndenee. I ~. ! %
no silver Pr,xe. s5e
50 Hornet. BIC
loo star.
1lOo Bsil. isle. zoe
x3O bay I 20. ! n, ~
ss0 Hamburg. $50
so Modoc.coc
100 New Co~o. 5c
10 B<tehel. ~
~ Go den Chariot. coc
lfys L<eds.7
i1Ts Tip Top. : ~. as
10 SILVER King. u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLINcs IcKN

Permanently Cured humbus = By One
Month's uaass Of Or. 0ouiard's Cslsofaied In.
fAliibis PIT Powder. To convince sufferers
that thess powders will do all We claim Tor
them. We Will send them By mail. post paid. Q
Trial Dor As Or. 0oulard Il he only physician
that has ever made this diseass = 50 eial study.
Permanently Cured By the use Of thee Pow.
dors, We Will guafsntee q Permanent Cure IN
svefy case. OF Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give these Powdsrs An early
Trial. and be convinced Of their curative pow.
en.
1900, SAINT By mall 20 any part OF the United
states OF Canada on receipt OF price. OF By ex.
pres, q. u. d. Addrses,
ASH q ROBBINS,
90 FULTON street. Brooklyn, MI.
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Altogether Carson 10 pleasant place to
visit. Her people are hospitable and gen
erous; her men noble and brave; her
women fair; her children the brightest In
the world; her ohice-seekers tho mos, per-
sisient In Nevada, and her school marms
charming to the fullest extent Of female
attraotiveness. All who do not drink be-
long 10 tho Blue Ribbon Order. aud those
who do imbibe take only tho best.
Carson 10 somewhat proud. how
ever. This 10 said more In sadness
than In anger. She 10 proud Of her Capt..
toll. Of her Mint, Of her R~ound.house and
Of her State Prison. She plumes herself
upon her level streets and shade trees. In
the matter Of climate her arrogance Ia
simply unbearable. But After all, she ID
not much 10 blame. for she has many nat.
ural advantages.
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Parson Kelly. who is associated with
Mr.. Greenhooi in tho temporary manage
ment Of the Appeal, entered . mild protest
.r.inst printing such IN article. fearing
libel suits. shotguns. and the like. -.
.'Upon my head 30 tho consequences :
cried the impulsivs Greenheod.
Ne,t day the Volunteer Aid rnshed Into
tho sanctum wild-eycd. He told . won:
derfui story Of having been interviewed
by a Of tho i~mpecunious beer-drinhsn
aforementioned. A retrsction had been
demanded In peremptory manner.
THE APOLOGY.
All this was solsmnly believed By the
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On you." Aud he looked ~ II he meant
il. This somewhat staggered the impecu-
NOUS eonviyialists. who began hemming
and having. vowing 10 bring the money
around next day; but Brown. who had
been deceived by this same little eoteris OF
bibblers so often. WAS memorable; he
wanted coin and no promises. The bloods
could not comply with The arbitrary do
mAnd, 30 Brown went INTO . back room,
brought forth . liquor test pump about
siI feet In length. aud proceeded 10 stick
one end Of 1. into the mouth OF one OF his
impecunious guests. To recover tbs unpaid
for beer. Tho most abIect transformation
VA. depicted In the faces of the three
moueylc.s guxzlers. In fearful expectation
Of having the beer pumped out OF them,
when . reporter Of the Uo,@i-y APPsat
happened TO drop into tho saloon. n
taking in the desperate situation OF The
Young men. he settlei their score Tor
them. The young meu. thanking their
beuof.ctor, left the torture chamber. say
ing that they would never visit that place
again, At which assurance Mr.. Brown ex-
pressed his satisfaetion. After the trio
hal departed Mr.. Brown remarked 70 our
reporter: Maybe you think ! wouldn't
have used the stomach pump on them
bilks. Well. I would II tho bill hadn't
been settled. and drained their bodies oil
every drop Of BEER II any Of our readers
are anxious W learn the nance OF this trio,
NE refer them ~ Mr.. II. II. Brown OF the
Bank Exchange.
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deaf and dumb children to and from said ms Il
tutions. The fees of witnesses before investi
eating committees of the House of represen
tatiues shall be paid out of the legislative FUND
on the certificate of the chairman of such
committee, signed by the clerk and speaker o.
| the House.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That Gan Act
to fund the floating debt of the State, and to
provide for the collection of taxes and other
dues to the State in United States curren cy.
and for other purposes" approved March 28,
1874, be amended so as to reduce the amount
authorized to be funded in bonds Of series
F." maturing January 1, 1882, to one hun
| dred and twenty-five thousand dollars and
also be further amended to authorize an
another series of bonds, to be known as series
9 g." for one hundred thousand dollars, due
and payable January l. 1888 ubject to all the
provisions and conditions under which the
bonds authorized in the original Act, to which
this is an amendment, were issued, and said
bonds shall be of the same legal force and
effect as if originally authorized in the Act to
which this is an amendment and the tax to
pay the principal and interest on such bonds
is hereby continued one year more than said
Act provides.
SEC 4. Be 1t further enacted, That no war
rants issued prior to January I, 1878, shall be
funded after the passage of this Act in series
3D. of said Act, nor shall more than fifty
thousand dollars of warrants issued be
funded in series "E'' of said Act, to which this
is an amendment
SEC. 5. BE 1t further enacted, That all an
nual appropriations shall be construed only to
apply hereafter to the years of 1878 and 1879,
and no money shall be drawn from the Treas
ury under any such provisions of law after the
meeting of the Legislature in 1880. All
money drawn and expended for buildings and
repairs, when the amount so expended exceeds
two hundred dollars, shall be done by contract
made upon plans and estimates to be sub
mitted and advertised, and let out to the lowest
bidder by the trustees or other person or per
sons controlling such work. under such regu-
lations as shall be approved by the Governor,
and the warrants therefor shall only be drawn
on accounts approved by the Governor.
SEC 6. Be 1t further enacted, That the
sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, Is hereby |
appropriated, to be used in detraying the cost
and expenses incurred by the commissioner
of this State in making or having made, copies |
of the Confederate archives pertaining to the |
officers and soldiers from this State, gagged |
in the late war between the States, as required |
Of him by Act of the Legislature passed at
the present session, the same to be paid month |
lv to said commissioner or to his ORDER and
not more than one hundred dollars thereof |
shall be paid during any one month.
Sec. Z. BE 1t FURTHER enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, March 5, 1878.
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L H q AL B La N IA ~
We keep on hand full line % blanks FOO
justices Of the Peace, Clerks, Sheriff. hlsr
all kinds Deeds OF Trust and Labor Contracts,
conforming to the Laws Of the State. Special
Blanks printed to order az very short notice.
POWER a BARKsDALE,
JACKSON, Miss.
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PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER l.

AN ACT making appropriation defray the expenses
of the s ate Government for 1873 and 1879.
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CHAPTER II.
D, March 5, 1878.

AN ACT regulate the privileges and to provide
q uniform license system.
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several departments, for the
year 1873, in addition to any
unexpended balance for 1877,
the sum of 100000; tor print
ing for the several departments
for the year 1879, $8,00O.00; in
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gious, benevolent or educational
purposes, Except when such per
Torrance is in a hall paying a
privilege taxi per day, or part of a
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$4,000 90
$40 90
ooo oo
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

SEC. 2. Be It further enacted. That the sum
of five hundred dollars annually be, and the
same is hereby appropriated out of any mon
eys in the State treasury, not otherwise appro-
priated, to the institution of deaf and dumb
and the same amount to the institute of blind,
TO be used by the superintendent Of said in
stitutes, in Transporting INDECENT blind and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Personalities.

G.. f.. Stifel LETT for the Fast on Satur-
urday afternoon To purchase his second
stock of dry goods for the Holiday
trade.
Miss Matte Devries, daughter Of
Capt Devries of the h. 4 o. railroad, is
visiting friends in Washington City and
Baltimore,
Miss Ida Harden, of this city, is a
guest Of Miss Faber, Allegheny City, Pa.
Albert b. Dewey, is in the city.
George Davis, master of kanawha
Masonic Lodge No. 20, Charleston, left
for his home last Saturday.
W. {. Young, salesman at Harper
Bros. has quite recovered from his re-
cent illness.
>amueI Iaughlin, OF l.aughlin Bros,
who has been in Chicago several days,
returned home last Saturday.
Joseph Wood, at one time travelling
salesman ior Block Bros, this city, has
taken charge of the burr house at Nor
gantown.
K. F.. McCorkie, travelling agent Tor
the Union Pacific. 4. X. Newton,
general eastern travelling agent for the
VI, K. Fl. :. and Co. & L., and l.. q. g..
railroads, and Mr. =. =. Young, agent
iur the {. 4 4. railway were registered
al the Stamm last Saturday.
Charles {. Hatcher. OF Parkershurg,
is in the city and has rooms at the
Mcclure.
John 7. Grubb, formerly of this city,
but now of Pittsburgh, is spending a
few days with old friends