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THE COURTS.

NUUKT IN IENERAL TERM,
Yesterday, the application OF Philip II. Sey-
mour Tor admission to the bar was referred to
committee. United States agt. Bedford ct al;
motion for re-hearing presented by counsel II
Bedford ard Queenan. Coyle agt. Davis; argu-
ment concluded and case submitted, Truesdell
agt. Wise; argument commenced.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Coz.
Yesterday. Clarke agt. Strong; plea allowed
and bill dismissed. Yarmouth act. West; con
unued LOT The term. Kraus agt. May: decree
signed adjusting rights Of parties. White agt
Cruit; partition decreed and commissioners an
pointed. Burton agt. Burton; PROOF ordered
taken In New York. Jaffray agt. Grant; plea
pverruled and leave to plead Ky"
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TEE FUNERAL of Charles Utchheld. who was
Killed accidentally at the 3. and p. railroad
depot on Monday morning, took place yeStef
day afternoon from his late residence, 4oI c
street southwest, and there was a large atten-
dance OF his relatives and friends, among them
many Of his fellow workmen in the railroad
Shops and delegation Of Metropolis Lodge,
No. Is, i. o. D. F., OF which he was member.
There were on the coffin number OF floral
tributes. The services were conducted by Rev.
L. NJ. Gardner, OF Ryland Chapel, and the re-
mains were taken to Congressional cemetery,
where the interinent took place-Messrs Iar-
mon: Lescallet, Graves, Stevens, Windsor and
Eye being the pail bearerS-and Chaplain Dunn
mOnd conducting the services OF the order. An
affecting incident took place at the grdve-the
youngest OF the five children, as the coffin was
lowered, feelingly saying. .'Go0d bye, papa"
Many who heard 1t were affected to tears.
BEFORE leaving the city ladies and gentlemen
would be benefitted by A. Fischer's dry clean
Ing process, in having their clothes renovated.
There not being many places besides New York
where they use it. And it is the only place in
this city. Of1ice 9O6 st. northwest.
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CoLoRED MAN.
John W. Booth, for years past well known
died last evening at his residence on 22d StreeO,
between l. and M streets, aged about 60 years.
The deceased was possessed Of remarkably
flne character among both white and cOlored
people, and made many friends. He was one OF
the leading colored masons in the District, hold
ing his membership In Hiram Lodge, OF George
lOWD, anu Utlllg past STduu COIlQanQef OF
Knights Templar In this jurisdiction. He was
for few years, under Mayor Bowen, market
master Of the western market, and for some
years presided over the 9Th district republican
club. His funeral will take place on Sunday
afternoon, and the fnterment will be at Mount
Zion grave yard, above Georgetown.
A MARRIAGE ROMANCE.-Mr. Arson G. Phelps
Dodge, 1r., and Miss Ada Dodge, grandchildren
OF Mt. w. E. Dodge, ST., OF New York. were mar
eloped In September, 1873, the youth being II
years OF age and the miss Is, but were overtaken
at the Ebbitt House, in this city, after a mar
rlage license had been procured, and returned
to their parents. Within the past year the
father OF the bride, the Rev. d. Stuart Dodge
has been visiting Syria upon missionary bust
ness and his daughter accompanied him. Her
young cousin met her abroad, with the full ap-
probation OF the families, and the marriage was
allowed TO take pllce In London.
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SWALLOWING
POISON

spgRIs OF DISGUSTING MUCOUS from the
NESS, Cracking Sensations In the Hesd. IN
BREATH, Nasal Twans. scabs in the Nostriis
end Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS OF CATARRH.
NO OTHER SUCH LoATHsOME, treacherous
and Undermining malady curses mankind.
One, fifth Of our GHLLDREN DIE Of diseases
one-fonrth of living men and women drag out
WHIR s THE E0n fae
5HT,s sT 9! pS{a sad fNHAkEI INTO TIE
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
p 1ns IN he ITs aPa Ks TIE
d I G n eat amy IN ANY STSe s
kp LSYh oGkh Il cur case isa &
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED! CUREDu CURED
ADOLPH TAYLOR. with wadden & Co., 50 Beck
man ma street. Ny: Cured my child, 10 years
Rev. GaARL Ids ~, Jones New Brighton. l.
W. a. PHELAN.. merchant, Al Nassau street, N.
L. Surea VI Catarrnal 1nnuenZa."
CHAS. MESEROLE, 81 Lafayette Place. N. Y.
Son cured Of Chronic Catarrh."
d. D. McKELvEY, q. 8 revenue officer, State
street, Ny: Cured Of a severe case Of Chron-
iC Catarrh."
HENRY STANTON, with the Nassau Fire Insur-
ance CO., 80 Court street, Brooklyn: at have
experienced great relief since using your Cure.
W. p. EvELETH, NY. Toy Store 16 Fourteenth
street, Ny: "Cured of Ostarrh of several
j. H ZIMMERMAN, secretary, 900 Third sve
N. Y. Never used anything with such good
results: Catarrh since childhood; hearing i'm
proved" ALL
W. 4. SEARLE, with Pettis Il Co., Broadway and
SeVenteenth street, \. Y: "Wife cured of
Chronic Catarrh."
Rev ALEX. FREESE, Cairo, NY: ut has
worked wonders in six cases in my parish"
Rev G; H. TAYLOR, 140 Noble street. Brooklyn,
n, Y: II am radically cured of Catarrh +"
J. HENDERSON. 155 Newark ave-, Jersey City:
lost my voice by Catarrh, and have been
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc
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T INEN LAWNS.

II LAWNS
100 styles Linen Lawns, &c.
1gO sty les JacCnet LAW 8, yard wide, 1Oc.
SU0 styles Organdy Lawns, yard wide, 12kc.
LAWNS IN PLAIN COLORS.
Cream, Lavender, French Blue, Pink, etc.
100 doz. Balbriggan HOSE. Silk Clicked, regular
made, Csc.
MATTING-PLAIN AND FANCY.
Fresh supply, from II, 20, 25c.
Androscoggin COTTON, best make, loo.
Summer SILKS all styles, 45c.
Silk Damasse GRENADINES.
LACE BUNTINGH, all cOlors.
A1lw Black CASHMERES, 45c.
Yard.lOng al-Iinen TOWELS, lac.
sHEETING COTTON. az wide, csc.
Spring CASSI1iERES for Boys wear, o. 80. 81, Soc
Parasols 81 rs 81. 80, 81. 1884, ga &c. "a. Is.
CO1TONS and CAL1JOES at old prices.
g. n. TOWSON,
CSC Pa. ave-, South side,
n Near It'll st. NV.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:45 p. m and
extinguished at 2:45 a. NJ.
Abe Mitchell, alias Brown, was arrested yes
terday morning by Officer Madigan for the lar
ceny OF silver watch and pistol from NJ. Spiro
1921 1th street northwest. The arLfcles were
found n on nis person aud returned to the owner:
The Douglas Infantry, c0lored company OF
Aug usta. Ga, left that city yesterday morning
on an excursion TO Richmond and WASHINGTON
silver pitcher for the finest lady Walter at
their picnic, at Beyer's park Tuesday, was
awarded TO Miss Henrietta Colchester.
While the steamer Lady or the Lake was In
Hampton Roads Tuesday with an excursion
party On board, to witness the featS of Capt,
Paul Boy ION, In his diving suit, a man named
III. A. Dunbar, OF New York, fell overheard from
the boat and was drowned.
DIR. o. A. DALEY, the uncle, and Oliver Am
brose. the son Of the late Mrs. Torrey. Indicted
Tor the robbery OF property from her husband,
appeared In the Criminal Court Yesterday and
gave bail In $500 each.
Of1ieer Wheelock killed mad dog at the cor
ner OF ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue about
o'clock this morning.
The following patents have been issued to
persons In this city: Elisha SILVER, shot ma
chine; John G.. Krieger, bottle stopper Emil
Sornely, emoroidering machine; A. G. Bell Jas
Electric Telephone tranSrnitter.
ABOUT O'Clock last night, Mr.. o. F. Smith
and lady named Johnson were thrown from a
buggy on New Hampshire avenue. between l
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and severely
bruised.
ABOUT 20 members OF the Arkansas Press AS
ISOLATION, many OF them accompanied by their
families, will start from Little Rock to-day. the
10th, for visit TO the National Capital. The
party Will number from 1875 to 80 individuals
Arrangements have been made by Hon. " Dell
OF the Fort Smith NelC Era, now here to enter
tain them.
In the divorce case Of Margaret Campbell agl.
Peter Campbell, the latter has entered his :lr-
pearance by M6SSrS t. +. Miller andJ c. Riley
Tie friends or the well known broker and ex-
District esislator, Peter Campbell, need not be
told that he Is not the defendant In this case.
but we mention the fact for the benefit OF some
people VINO nave been led into an erroneous
impression.
Notice has been sent to the presidents of the
republican clubs OF the several legislative dis
lrlclS 10 meet at the rooms or the National
Veteran Club, tomorrow evening 10 make ar
rangements for Garfield and Arthur rati6ca-
ton meeting.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the
most IMP0KIANT medical DISCOVERY since
HH Vac 1t Is sold by all Druggists, or
DELIFEhED by D. b. DEWEY 4 co., As Dey
street, \. T., for 81 so a package. To clubs six
packages for ST so. DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
TREATISE is sent FREE To ANYBODY
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REORGANIZISG THE NATIONAL R1FIEs-A
meeting OF the recently resigned members OF
Company A, Washine(O Light Infantry. was
neId last night at Malint'S Hall to reorganze as
the National Rifles, y the name OF military
company which existed here just prior to the
war. Mr.. j. o. Manson occupied the chair
WIN w. {. keech secretary. Thirty ex men,
DeIS OF the Light Infantry attached their
names to the roll, and several applications for
men oershlp were received. The name, Ma
tlonal Rifles. was adopted. and commit -es
were appointed to perfect the Organization.
The election or officers was POSTPONED unril the
next meeting. A committee on permanent or
gan'zauon was appointed as follows: George
w Evans, James A. Sample, j. o. Manson F.
NJ. Barnes, James c. Addison. William NJ
Thompson, ". c. Keech, F. NJ. Tnornett and c.
A. Barnes. -
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REAL ESTATE SALES. - Yesterday Duncan.
SON Brothers, real estate auctiOneer, for MessrS
ThoS- A. Bradley and Thomas JeSsup Miller,
trustees, sold the property fronting fifty -four
feet eleven inches on 9th street, with depth on
ID street northwest OF 116 9-12 feet improved by
two brick dwellings,, being parts OF lots and 3.
In square 56l to r X. Mellen for 80 900; also Tor
Charles Z. Fraser and John A. Prescott, tr,lS-
tees, lot SO In square 502 having front OF forty
two feet six inches on Union street, between
~ and 9Th streets southwest, for eleven cen 8
per square foot, In all, 1855 square feet. to
Thomas O'CoDnor.
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TIE HUSBANDS ANSWER IN DIVORCE CASE
MeSSrs- Cook and Cole, for the defendant. fn
Inc divorce suit OF Ann Hill Bowles against
John BowieS, yesterday filed an answer deny
Ing the wtfe'S charges or his deSertion and of
ner cruelty. He says that his wife refused to
follow him from SI5 house to rooms which
ne mad taken, and that the bad treatment she
Charses hlm with he alleges to be part of a
plan she had formed to force him to desert her
SO That she could get divorced and marry man
more to her liking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-10

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of Park Seminary,
calvary Baptist church, Friday, June II, ar
O'Clock.
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NJ. WILLIAM has just received fine novelties in
shade hats and handsome Spanish lace5.-Adu.
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CITY ITEMS.

NERVOUS and sick headache cured in s to 20
minutes by L0dGlle's He0dache Specific
T. BEREAVEMENT OF the liver, with constipation,
tnJure the complexion. induce pimpes, salloW
SKIN, etc Remove the cause by using C,rter's
Ljttie Ltrer Pi8s.
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THE NIGHT LODGING HoCsE.-The hoard nj
managers OF the night lodging house held their
closing meeting for the season yesterday after
noon. The report OF the executive committee
was read for information. In addition 10 what
was STATED in the published report of Mr.. Solo
mons IN Tuesdays STAR, II appears that since
the opening OF the house 2i,51s persons have
meals served. The treaSurers report shows ali
Diiis paid and the house free from debt. Rt9o
LIONS q thanks 70 MesSTs. Solomons and
Mitchell for the active interest shown TOWARDS
ms cnarlty, were adopted; also resolution at
respect TO the memory OF the late DR. j. c. Nan
deceased - 'Hs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GUNNER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
b. gay. May 81, nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
ance OF the Seamans Charles o. and csertie, f6e
Mortons, Harry and Blanche; Eddie Brennan. Daisy
hssrneI Msscn and Wesley. Georsie Melnott Ada
Adair, LIZZIE Adlne and our Mammoth stock Com
pany. D he Great Fem ale Mins.rels myaf
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BLACKLIDGE's GALLERY removed to 4SI

Llde Ltef PtiS.
BLACKLIDGE's GALLERY removed to 46I Pa. av.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for LodiUe's Headache
Specific. 1t never falls to cure.
ST. JosEPH's CHURCH. on Sixth avenue. New
YORK, has large and wealthy congregation
Its pastor, the Reverend Father Farrell q faith
ful servant, known by his works testified to the
wonderful curative properties OF Giles Linin,ent
IOdtde ammonia In fnflammatory rheumatism
relief. ' ,,.S'''AN
Sold by ali druggists. Send for pamphlet.
cues rus cure erysipelaS.
100 West Broadway, Ny.
1flal slze 70 cents s,t,t3t
IF SUCCESS be the true test of merit Il Is Ger
tainly settled fact that ..Bro,ra's Bronchial
ir0chfs' have no equal for the prompt relief OF
Coughs. Colds and Throat troubles. 60
"save Your Ha6r.' keep it Beautiful,
London Hair Restorer" Insure5 new growth.
London Hair Restorer'' Restores the color.
London Hair ReStOrerr Exquisite dressing
London Hair ReStOrer." The only Clearly and
London Hair RestOrer." effectual Hair Restorer
LONDON Hair RestOrer.' in the market Not dye
toilet luxury, entirely tree from all obnoXi-
Gus or unpleasant odors. Price 75c. At all
stoit & Cromwell. wholesale agents, WASH
ington.
"BUCHUPABIA."-Quick,c complete cure to
DAYS; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"ROCGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for IT, It
clears out rats. mice, roaches bed-bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
':ALDERNEY WAGONS Freshalderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In q lbs.
ward" prints $50. per Id. Also cottage
cheese, Duttermilk and sweet milk &c. per OFT.
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SALE OF BOOKS Thomas Bowling. auc-
uoneer, has now On his shelves valuable col
lection OF standard and miscellaneous books.
belonging TO VARIOUS owners, which he viii sell
at public sale. commencing on Monday evening
Le8t. Catalogues are now ready.
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"ALDERNEY WAGONS. -Fresh.alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In y lbs
Ward prints, $50. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at
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AIL~"OOL AiLF SUITS, SI-5p Boys Depart
Rent. Il. SakS Co., 3l5 eth Street.-4dr.
TIE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLCM DIRECTORS met
last evening and heard the report OF a commit
the temporary accommodation of the ASYLUM
the building On L street occupied at the present
time being too small. The committee recon-
mt nded that the building NJ. 2422 K street be
rented. Tie recommendation was adopted and
Committee was Instructed to have the Ot.t.lSS
Ing prepared for the reception OF the children
IL was also agreed 10 take steps at once looking
&c the erection OF building for the asylum
ttes. NJ. Kraft, DR.. John Walter and MeSSrs q.
Haril5 and Hugo Handler were appointed a
committee To Inspect similar institutions In
other cities and report plan for the new
asy luIa.
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"RorGH ON RATS" druggist for IL. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-hugs. 15c.
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LIE H1BEKNlAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION held It
sixth annual meeting last evening and elected
lhe following officers: Thomas Broderick
president; jeremiah O'Connor, vice-presi lent:
I. D. DAILY, treasurer; John r. Lynch, se3re-
tary; X ", Fenwick, r. r. White, John Kelly.
VIM. ii. Bayne, John F. Doran and John ],
RULER, directors. The report showed receIpfs
ioI the year S32 ~ disbursements s32 2tii 80,
Dalance on hand, S469.27; assets, s93' l9s 19:
S1Ul,lS, 10 '0.'
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY co. rs
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
IN PUBLIC AT CONVICTION, KY, ON WE'D
NESDAY.
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BUCauPABIA."-Q compete cure to
Gays; an urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
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AIL-wOOL KILT SUITS, $50 Boys depart
ment. a. Saks 6 Co. 3l6 9TH streeL-A1w.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for LodiUe's Headache
Spectre. 1t never fails to cure
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-05
BAL hlLettsr IrroIilI. E.I,hipfIIa.

:. mi, - -,-.z' . A4l3..75l ~ 4z5,,,.,
Inc Eev; n, ~ ~. bouey, formerly we'll
Known 70 TINS state SO Q Kadicai pOliti-
cian, who Went out; to Liberia some
non4tns ago as 2 missionary, 4Il ma, Wfitten
tne iolioWlng ietter % 9 friend, which -
re.puollsheo IN the Union 4sn,es s. s.
: nMoE9oy1dA, LilBE LIB Get, ~, 1879. .is
ffev: Joan t iYdzsdcs IS X isi Il.
EtX DsATR y al bksoTH11ERf--l ~ am not Weit,
tnough am SattiIg anopt again. ltqok
eick IN Twelve 99ys isiseE ian llsaludedt be-.
cause ! Wenb 70 my & YoTE lmmedilatelya
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JOHNSON HAGooD.
NUMBER TWO.

The hero of the second incident was a
Confederate soldier, d private in one Of
the companies Of Gen. j. B. Kershaw's
brigade. 1 do not know his name, and
his story, so far as 1t could be related by
my informant, was d brief one. Perhaps
Gen. Kershaw or some one Of his old
comrades will supply his nanle and a
better account of his daring deed.
The facts as told to me were that dur
ing the battle of fredericksburg, and
after the Federals had been repuised with
frightful loss, in one of their attacks on
Mary's Heights, o private Gf his csS..:. mRnd
appeared before General KershaW with d
number of canteens in his hands, or siung
from his shoulders, and asked permission
TO 60 over the breastworks for the purpose
of carrying them to the wounded F'ederals,
whose piteous cries for "water waterl'
could be plainly heard above all the horrid
din of the battle. The ground where they
lay in front of the WORKS, was still swept
by the incessant fire of the opposing forces,
and Gen. Kershnw naturally declined tn
allow the man to expose himself to such
seemingly certain destruction. It was
not safe. indeed, to present the alightest
target over tho top of the earthworks to
the deadly hail that was poured upon
them. The brave fellow replied simply
that he could not bahr to hear the cries
of the wounded men, and would take
the risk If allowed to DO so. Permission
was granted with snma ralnfsianna and
in another moment the soldier was over
the works and busiiy engaged in his haz-
ardous task of ministering to the suffer
ing and frantic Federals around him.
The firing was steadily sustained on both
sides while he was thus engaged, and
| scarcely minute elapsed before ball
from the front nearly tore OF one arm
and left it dangling uselessiy at his side.
Nothing dannted by his own severe
wound, the noble fellow kept atsadily on
his errand of mercy, and moved abont
AMONG his prostrate fellow-creatures dis
tsibating the wster they SC much cravsd
as he went.
The singular spectacle seemed at last
to have attracted attention in the Federal
ranks, and several officers could be seen
intently watching him through their field
| glasses, as though 20 satisfy themselves
| that they wcTe not mistaken as 10 his
purpose. Recognizing the work he was
performing, and the danger he was in,
! shey suddenly stopped the firing IN bis
direction, whick had indeed increased
upon his first appearance. The Confed-
crates followed their example, and Ia q
| few moments more q number of his Sorn-
gades had Joined the brGye man in Bis
self-imposed task. When It was accom-
plished sil returned 20 their own lines,
and the battle was renewed.
The sequel is sad one. The same
courageous spirit prompted ths brave
fellow TO attempt Q like effort In the BAT
! Sic 0f, the Wilderness littl5 later, and
/ he was shot down in his traclcs and in
| stantly killed, almost at the outBet Of his
attempt, with .;le canteens yet in bis
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fFerlLIIlers aJadsI tIIe Na,y Iy,a,g.s

y tf5li3 20 z ID is M t.ss ~
For the infprFnetio. of all concerned
Co:amissiOHer Butler has issued tic fcl.
lowing circular letter ~.
= & OFFIdE Golf. os, AGRicULTUflis.
SrATE or goUTil CAR0EfNA.
a ;sc0I.sIAGpIAs 81 Q.s . an. nc }, 1880.
III Many Inquiries being made af this De-
partment in reteri.ae TO the pFiviEege
tax on fertilizers aud the general object
OF this bureau, IL is doomed advisable 10
publish the following information sortlla
benefit OF trade and the public
I,,s Act creating q Department. OF Ag-
r,cuiture In this State abbiishes the
offices OF Phosphate fnspe ectoi and Phos-
Ephate Agent, and idesolvea .tb duties aud
confers the power1 heretofore performed
and iexercised BY those officers upon tIis,
Department. of gricplture. e
All companies, manufacslfnfs, officers,
agents or other peTahns, vsaioaell or5otTer
for sale in this 'tafel gLy fertilizers or
commercial mautires, are required to pap
fo tne Comn9iissto1er ol 2 nj Ayfsctll tliEe d
privilege tax Of ~ cents per ton on every
ton OF such iiizer OF c0Falnefclai isnid-
n,ure, sold or offered fol. .a9ie Every ibag,
ba5Fei, 81 Of other package of such fertilizer
,must have thereon & p!aiIily pritSted label
os stamp showing the Ehemftai c6I1fis5si
fion of the contents Of fss;Icliy Sauk aGti!e To-
gather with the real peg0ent ice 81 az I, n
tho following irlrredienfs asserted ~ IA,
Pfeseft, to Wit: Seldblee aud pFecipiiatsd
ph0sphoric acid. soluble yiotassa ammo
mia or its equivaieBt In lJitfoEsn. the
latH ofits anaIysis and sha nai,la. lccn-
Hops and trade mari. oi ssie naHniactnfars
and that the pfivilege tax has been maid.
Tho StatA nhnniiat II sa n ~ y TX