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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power of the Electric Light
Exeeeded-in IFS Value 10
Humanity.
How a Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered the secret Of
Longevity,
Whereby He saved HIS Own Life
and Gave the Results 10
the World.
A Record Unparalleled in the Ex.
perienee of the Medical
Profession.


RocnEsfER, N. Y, March I.
AT time Whsn the public attention Is specially
directed toward scientific discoveries the revelation
which has been made by gentleman Of this city
comes with unusual force. lt well known that al
kidney troubles are dangerous, and that even sllght
difficulties should receive immediate attention. Here
toore Brghps Disease Of the kidneys has been con-
sidertd ineurabe, aud all afflicted with II have nban.
doned hope. Mr.. II. II. Warner, the we'll known
dealer In safes and one Of our leading ctIenS Of
this number, and when given up ~ physlciana Of
iected bis own recovery BY what ID already becoming
famous a. Warmers Sale Kidney aud Liver euro. 80
remarkable Was the recovery that he determined 10
give tho remedy 70 the public and the following
value: Charles Y. Prentice, Of Toledo, o., went TO
Paris and thence 10 England TO 10 treated for BrIghpl
bsease, and, after the beat physclanS Of both coun
Tries bad done what they could for him, gave up In
despair and returned 10 America 10 die Here he re-
eelyed further treatment from other Skllul phyEi-
clans without benefit aud while "llSlessly lingering
10 pain and anguish" Is he says, heard Of the sails
cured In iow weeks. Notice theiOlloWlng:
sALT LAKE, CRY, Jan. ., 1850.
GENTLKdEN-ln 1877, at Washington, d. O., OF.
pehenced very severe attack Of Pneumonia, termln.
atng In HepaiIis Inflammation Of the llyei) which
gradually extended 70 the kidneys. Ny entire sys.
tenn was In terrible condition. Ny skin became
yellow, dry and ieverishi my limbs began 10 SWELL
and with certain death staring me In The face, be-
came utterly dependent: was kept by my phyL.
clAn-one Of the best In WAshington-up0n an exGlu-
siye milk diet Tor hVe months, with no improvement
but az 'sgs1yaIion q all my symptoms. Ny case
council Of the most eminent physicians III the city.
Death seemed inevitable. By The advice Of friend
was induced 10 try Warmers Saie Kidney and Liver
verify believe Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
the best medicine ever prepared. aLn, gentlemen,
gratefully yours, o.. AvEkELL,
Clerk supreme Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
Any one VINO has pain In tho back or the slightest
SYMPTOM Of Kidney trouble should not deay An In.
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THE CouKTs. = CIRCUIT CouRr.-Ju Judge
uarin.-This court met at "a. NJ, yester-
day, and transacted the following bust.
pess:
State VS.. James Holtsclaw; indicted for
highway robbery. The testimony in the
case was concluded and the counsel for de.
tense was addressing the jury At the Ad.
iOurnment OF Court.
The case Of the State vs.. Jas. Holtsclaw,
Indicted for robbery, was resumed at o r.
N. The evidence was concluded and the
arguments followed, Mr.. Jordan speaking
for the State, and Messrs. J. o. Pendleton,
Arnett and Gracratt for the defense. The
arguments were concluded at the evening
session, and the Jury, alter instructions,
were sent TO their room TO consider
their verdict, and at 1850 returned into
court with verdict OF not guilty. The
prisoner was discharged.
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ADDITIONAL TELE GRAPH.
FoRTY-srxTH CONGRESS.
wAsHrSoToS, May s.
ERNATR

bEhAkEs
Mr.. Wallace, from the select committee
10 inquire into the alleged frauds in the
late election, submitted a report Of the
result OF the investigation on the subject
Of the denial or abridgement Of suffrage
in Rhode Island, and reported bill to
enforce the provisions OF section 2 Of
article IA Of the amendments to the Con-
stitution cfthe United States. Placed on
the calendar. The testimony taken by
the committee was ordered printed.
Mr.. Wallace also presented q petition
Of citizens OF Rhode Island praying relief
from the rule OF suffrage observed in that
State. Referred p the Committee on
Mr.. Blair said there would be minor.
ity report on suffrage in Rhode Island.
On motion OF Mr.. Voorhees,, the bill for
a joint committee to arrange for the better
accommodation OF the Congressional Ii
brary was taken up to allow him to speak
in It's support. He described the lament
able condition OF the library, saying 1t
was q reproach and disgrace to the nation.
The Kellogg.Spoftord resolutions were
temporarily laid aside, and the District Of
Columbia appropriation bill taken up, dis
cussed at great length, and pending de-
bate the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate resolution was concurred in
for the printing Of 5000 copies Of the re-
port Of the Board to test iron, steel and
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PEnsoSAt.-John Griffith, Esq, of Bal
timore, is in the city. o,..,
County Clerk A. o. DArrah, e%;Vlerk
]. r. Mitchell, and a. j. Blair, teller OF
the First National Bank, OF ST. ClalrsVlDe,
were down last evening. 80 a.,
Mr.. John Phil Hall, q former Wheeling
typo, and newspaper man oil some note
over in Ohio, is taking in the sights In his
Mr.. W. Il. Barker, Of Pittsburgh, a
member OF the staff ofthe Journal Of Indus
RI and Polisry and Glassware Journal, Is
ooking around In the Wheeling factories
n the interests Of his paper.
DR.. G. S. Wellons, L. S. Miles and =. r..
Miles, OF GAINESVILLE, were at the New
Mcclure yesterday.
DR.. G. w. Stewart, member Of the Ohio
Legislature, and denizeu OF the "Holy
Land" otherwise "the dark hills OF Mon.
roe" and Charlie Goodrich, editor OF the
Monroe Gazette, published at Woodsfeld,
were at one OF our carayanseries yesterday,
and their dtsguises were so complete that
the inn keeper wot not that he was enter
tanning angels. They would have shaken
of the dust off OF their feet to testify
against US, but Paddy Mahoney's sprink'
Ter has not left any dust to shake. The
gentlemen named left, though.
Rev. f. Fl. Jenkyns, formerly pastor o.
the Reformed Episcopal Church OF thi!
CITY, hasI left that denomination and
allied himself with the Presbyterians
Joining the Presbytery OF Washington.
Auditor Joe Miller is back from hi
"fence mendins" expedition in the inter
ior.
years has been the gentlemanly and &C
commodating express messenger on The
HempGeld, severed his connection will
the b. & o. company last night, to accep
responsible position with the Etn!
glass company, Of Bellaire. Capt. Bowie
has hosts Of friends not only in this city
but along the Hempfield and at Washing
ton, Pa, who will regret his departure.
Rev. W. II. Lester, B. L. Crasen, Esq.
and daughter, Judge James R. Bell ant
DR.. J. q. Brownlee, OF West Alexander
Pa, were in the city yesterday.
Vim. j. Mathews, Of Allegheny City
Pa, who has been visiting Mr.. Ed. Rogers
Of North Wheeling, left for home Tues
day.
Will'Junkins goes to Wheeling this weel
to clerk in the drug house OF John L
Smith & Co.-WoUd;6ed SPtrit.
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VINO Knows ToM?-Yesterday's Pitts
burgh Telegraph says: "Thomas Johnston,
from Wheeling, came TO town yesterday,
and put up at THE Bank onSixth street,
While there he says the proprietress, q
woman named Maggie Harrington, de.
frauded him out OF s. 50. Alderman Don.
nelly has issued q warrant for her"
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RKLloIoUs.-Rey. DR.. Young, pastor ofthe
First Presbyterian Chuach, Parkersbulg,
requested the Presbytery Of West Virgi.
mia at It's late meeting TO dissolve the pas
tofal relation between him and that church.
The Presbytery cited the church to.Ap-
pear OF It's next meeting OF Grafton TO
show cause why the request should not
be granted.
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IxsrALLATIoS.-At the regular meeting
Of Enterprise Lodge No. 90, |. o. G. T., on
Tuesday evening. the following officers
were installed: W. G. T., Richard Fair;
W. v. r., Josie Fee; W. R. s., Joseph
Hubbard; W. F.S., John II. Zevelyi W.
T., fancy McElroy; w. O., Katie Freese;
W. NJ, William winesbnrg; W. l. G.,
Amelia Gouse; W. o. g., George Engle.
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ELEcrloS.-The stockholders Of the new
Nail City Glass Company held ameeting
last nigEt,wh the following Board Of Di.
rectors was elected: Hugh Sterling, II. W.
Mcclure, Alfred PAUL., W. F. Harris and
George Mathews. These directors elected
the following officers: President, II. Ster.
ling; Secretary, Alfred PAUL.
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SILVER TAsLEWARE.-Rars Bargains al
the IsweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted TO
record in the office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Deed made May 4th, 1850, by VIM. Stew.
art TO Mary A. Parrill, wife Of ]. t. Par
rill, for lot No. 81, on North Main street,
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PROF. EDDY's MATINEE.-1t is perhaps
matter more for sorrow than surprise that
Mary Anderson or John Mccullough, with
Inc tickets at dollar and half or dol
lar and a quarter, should never fail to fill
the Wheeling Opera House TO overflow.
ing, while Remenyi and Prof. Eddy, at
popular prices, attract only handful Of
listeners. Yet in another view OF it 1t is
fortunate for those who do appreciate the
classical and artistic in music that so few
attended the entertainments referred to,
for in mixed audience the pleasure Of
appreciative hearers is marred by the lack
OF sympathy on the part OF those around
them.
Prot. Eddy is undoubtedly one Of the
foremost living organists. There may be
those who are bis equals, or even his supe.
riors, but certainly noone has ever played
in Wheeling who even approached him
in beauty OF conception or skill Of execu-
ton. The music rendered at the matinee
Yesterday was all very fine, the only faults
noticeable being in the organ. The au'
dieuce, though small, was discriminating,
and though seeming to enjoy the entire
programme, showed especial delight at
the 18th number Of the programme, "Ele'
walton" in Z, by Saint Saens,) COM
pound performance near the end OF the
entertainment, composed OF selections
from Lemmens and Tours, and the con-
trapuntal portion Of Rheinberger's "Pas.
toral Sonata" These appealed more di'
rectly to the heart, being, especially the
second named, compositions OF pure and
ravishing melody.
Mrs, Sheib sang the q nfanmqtus," from
Rossini's "Sidbdi Mater" and an Aria BY
Bach, entitled "My Heart Ever Faithful"
in manner to win enthusiastio applause.
Taken in all, the concert, in spite OF the
lack OF appreciation by our citizens, must
be considered a memorable musical event,
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FRoM Secretary Harry Caldwell, Of the
Gas Works, We received yesterday the
following statement oil gas consumption
by the different city departments. It will
be observed that il is very large, and some
think rather extravagant in some in
stances, as in the case OF the United En-
CINE House, where 1t is greatly in excess
~ tha otheFH.
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wRAruHR lNpIcArloNs.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-1 A. x.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
falling barometer, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather and south winds.
For the Lakes, north winds, rising bar
ometer, cooler clear weather, followed in
the Upper Lakes by falling barometer,
southeast winds, cloudy and rainy wealth
ar
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wnshInston collsge IIonorel.

DR.. George P. Hays has received an ele-
CANT diploma of Honorable Mention from
the Universal Exposition OF Paris confer
red upon Washington and Jefferson Col.
lege, October cath, 1875, and signed by the
Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce
and the Commissioner General, for con-
tributions to class 7 in group second.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
CRY c1xRx's orrlcE.

CRY CLERK's OFFIcE.
WHEELISG, W. Va, May 4th, 1880
sealed proposals will be received at the office Of the
City Clerk until THURSDAY, MAY 6TH, 1850, at s
O'Clock p NJ for furnishing and setting all the curb
aud crossing stones that may DO require By the city
for the year ending April %, 1881.
The eurbing to DO Of thI best quality Of Iandstone
and Of Dimensions not less than tour ~ ieet Long
twenty-five t2 inches dep aud Eve t6 inrhes thick
The stones 10 tie areiGy drFssei aud squared At
the ends their full depth They must DO pieS DRESSED
eight ~ inches deep on the outside Ead three ~
inches on the inside Crossing stones 10 b. not les
than stx l feet long two a. feet vide and tru (Ol
inches thick, Of the hest quality Of sandstone. The
ends 10 DO carefully squared and chiSel dressed.
Bids will also be received for stone 10 repair cTeA
ipgs 70 be used by Street Commissioner and delivered
Al any place In the city designated by HIN.
The above work 10 b done 10 the satisfaction and
approval Of the Str, q Commissioner and COmmitte9
on Streets, Alleys end Grades The committee re-
serving the right 10 reject any or all bids.
ALEX. uPDEGRAFF,
myt City Clerk.
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SUPPER from 5 to stonight, at Fourth
Street, followed by q concert, both for 20
cents.
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Thermometer RrcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1879. 1850.
hM19N,SP.M.1r.M I7A.M. i2MS ST. N. Px.
50 a. 70 G6 q IS
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VINO Is HE?-The smart man on the
Wheeling RtgiEteFhas once more fallen into
the habit Of clipping local items from the
Ga:ate and creditiung them TO the Herald.
-SAbelTiis GatetG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

STRANGERS made welcome at the sup
per and concert at Fourth Street; only 25
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A YIRsr.cLAss supper and literary and
musical entertainment, all for 25 cents, to.
night, at Fourth Street.
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WE have not yet heard Of case of colds,
coughs, throat, or chest complaint, that
has not yielded to DR.. Sellers Cough
Syrup,n
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II you have scroinla, don't fail to use
"Dr. Lindsey's Blood searcher." Sold by
all druggists.
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A MIXED entertainment, consisting OF
gymnas,ic exercises and musical perform.
SnCes, was given by the Turn, Yerein OF
this city last night, assisted by Prof.. kra.
mer's orchestra. A large number was
present and delightful evening was pass
ed Some very difficult gyninastic ieats
were performed upon racks and bars;
and also in club swinging. The piano
playing Of Misses Emma and Lolita Schultz,
Minnie Burdatts and Mary Schambra was
very fine, and also the playing OF Messrs.
Hern, Schambra and Oscar Burdatts.
After the entertainment the floor was
cleared and dancing INDUCED in until a
late hour.
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BusIxEss men can have tirst.class sup
per from 8 70 ton ht, ct Fourth Street
Church.
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Rev Advertisements,

NOW AuEVE
Agents Wanted.
Horses Wanted.
Sewer Building.
Lost-[Head Of local.
Wanted-Furnished Room.
Cancer Cnred-Sturman & Martin.
Cheap Books Stanton & Davenport.
Clothes Wringers, &c.-Nesbitt & Bro.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CHr CLEREs oFTIcE,
WHEELING, W. VA, May 9Th, 1880 J
Sealed proposals will lie received at the office Of the
City Clerk until SATURDAY. MAY STiI, 1850, ut s
O'Clock r. Me- for the use Of the Coal ecaIcs situated
Ing April 3Oth, 1881. The COMMITTEES on Scales re-
serving the right 10 reject any or all bids.
myi ALEX, UPDEGRAFF, City Cl0rk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

Tnr great attraction in Wheeling is the
Fourth Street Social.
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EyrRY member Of the Fourth Street
congregation Is expected 70 take supper
tonight, from 5 10 8 o'clock.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
crrY Clerks oFyIcE,
WHEELING, W. VA, M y 9Th, 1880

wHxELISO, ". VA, My 9th, 1880 J
Sealed proposal, will bs received at the Office oil the
City Clerk until SATURDAY, MAY Sth, 1850, at
upon the prescription Of the Health Officer for the
year ending April S0th, 1881. Proposals. 10 be id.
dressed 10 the Chairman Of the Committee on Health
tne committee IeSsrypg the right 10 reject any al
bids. ALEX. uPDEGRAFF,
my6 City Clerk.
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BLANK BooKs-The DAILY lxrrLII-
ID EsDeer Book B.hdery dos bettsE Vork Of al
Eindi Than anyotaes In Wet virginia
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EoR SALE

DOR sALE.-THAT ELIGIBLE AND
u established retail business stand corner Market
and Jwenly.Tixlh streets, one Of the best located
stOIcs In tenlrs Wheeling, being 4 substantial two
story brick building, st0rer0om lsxS2, with three
Tootns on same floor and three rooms aboVe will be
Twenty-sixth street, containing parlor dining ROOM
Kitchen three bed rooms, wash house and good eel
lar Tue houIe within and without In best Of order
eTal. Enquire Of ALEXANDER BONE, General
Business and Real Estate Agent 1878 Market street,
Crnngle'g Block, over City Bank. myS
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ST. LOUIS, MAY 5.-Arrived: Milwau.
kee, Louisville; Kendall, Lacrosse. De.
parted: Whitmore, Saltwater; Robin and
barges, Tennessee River; Polar Star and
barges, Ohio RiyerI Stevens, Dyersburgi
Champion, Paducah; Howard, and Port
Eads and barges, New Orleans. River
falling, Is feet 9 inches, l inch by gauge.
Clear and warm.
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pEGULAR THURSDAY, tn
IN PACKET.-Fnr Marietta, PSrkers-, - - 81.
burg, GallipolIs, Portsmouth and Cincin-
natl. Tho new and elegant light draft passenger
steamer
". N. CHANCELLO R..... E. P. CHANCELLOR, Com'r,
Ira B HuS1IsGToS. Clerk.
at 1 o'clock P. NJ, Irompt For freight or passage
AP R3s 90 '0'FO' 'F O. II. BOOTH son. Agents.
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LOUISVILLE, May 5.-River falling, with
II feet In the canal. Business good.
Weather warm and clear. Arrived: ".
@. GufTey and tow, Pittsburgh; ]. B. Will
liams and tow, New Orleans; Smoky City
and tow, New Orleans; Shinkle due up.
The Canal will be passahle for boats to-
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CINCINNATI, May 5.-Riyer 2s feet aud
falling. Weather cloudy and warm. Ar
rivedi Stockdale. Pittsburgh; Eldorado,
Huntington; Clifton, st. Louis. Departed:
Hudson, Wyoming and Rhoads, Pitts
burgh; Clifton, Huntington; Fashion,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-06
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1880.
Take Particular Notice.

After Garfield had solemnly sworn
that he "never owned, or received, or
agreed to receive anv stock OF the Credl'
Mobilier or of the Union Pacific Rail
road, nor any dividends or profits arising
from either OF the,n," Republican
committee Of the House OF Representa-
tives-msde up of Garield's own per-
sonal and political friends-forever bran
iied him as bribe .taker and perjurer in
the words following:
"He (Garfield) agreed with Mr., Ames
to take ten shares Of Credit Mobiier
stock, but did not pay for the same.
Mr.. Ames received the eighty per cent.
dividend in bonds, and sold them for
ninety seven per cent, and also received
the sixty per cent cash dividend, which,
together with the price Of the stock and
interest, left balance of 1929 =
D@ This sup was paid over to Mr.. Gar
aeld by a check on the Sergeant-at-
Arms" Let
Isaman who stands convicted OF bribe'
taking and false-swearing, as James A.
Garfield stands to-dav. a fit man for
President of the United Statesp Is
such man worthy of the support O
honest men, not to say Christian men
for that exalted posltion9 No one viii
have the hardihood toreply affirmatively
to these propositions. On the contrary
the whole people will answer that mar
guilty OF bribe-taking and perjury il
not worthy to receive the Presidential
Office. But while the guilt of Garfield
as bribe-t -taker and peIjurer has beer
conclusively established; and while NJ
Republican will dare to say that maj
guilty of these grave ofenses ia worth!
OF support for the Presidency, yet th'
leaders. Of the party to which MIR. Gar
field belongs will not only do their ut
most to elect him, but indulge in the dis
gusting boast amidst their efforts to tha
end that they are better than other peo
pie.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-06
AN ACT

To amend the Sixth subdivision of section
thirty-two hundred and forty-four Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of 1merica in Congress assembled, That
the sixth subdivision of section thirty
two hundred and fourty four of the Re-
vised Statutes be au ended by adding
thereto as follows:
"Prouided further, That dealers il
leaf-tobacco (otber than retail dealers,
as defined in the seventh subdivision OF
the section) who do not deal in leaf-to-
bacco otherwise than to sell, or offer for
sale, or consign for sale on commission
to an amount not exceeding twenty. five
thousand pounds in any one special-tax
year, only such leaf-tobaeco as they pur
chase or receive in the hand directly
from farmers or planters who have pro-
duced the same on land owned, rented !,
or leased by them, or received the same
as rent from their tenants, who have pro
duced the same on such land, shall each
be required to pay for carrying on such
business special tax of FIVE dollars
only. II. any person who has paid such
special tax shall be found to have pur-
chased or received and sold, or consign
ed for sale on commission, more than
twenty-five thousand pounds OF leaf-to-
bacco, such as is herein provided for, in
any one special-tax year. the Commits
sioner of internal Revenue is author
ixed and directed to assess such person
an amount Of tax equal to the difference
between the special tax paid by him and
the special tax of twenty. five dollars
hereinbefore imposed upon dealer in
leaftobacco."
Passed the House Of Representatives
Nav %, 1880.
Attest: GEO. NJ. ADAMS, Clerk.