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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP i'm
~ COMPANY. &&&S
FOR NEw YORK.

TINS company VIII dispatch one OF thcir splent1e
steamers-G [ NANDOTIE. ROANOhE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WIANOkE- ans
RlCHM0NLI-ENEkl TUESDAY FRIDAY. md
SUNDAY. JFor hour ~ sailing, - advertise
newt below.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS. and ATIRDAIs AZ y. NJ. from T1er
&c NEW number, North river, foot OF Beach
street..
They have splendid saloons, state-ro0rns, ass
ha,h-fDoms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions arg
M SURPASSED.
and berth $40: rpund-Lrlp tickets sis stetrsfe
with subsistence - without Subsistence. f6.
freights ior points beyond New ORR forwards
win dispatch. and no charge made except acSgai
excuses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock r. NJ. daily.
For further information. apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN A CO.. Agents
myl7 Office COMPANY WharVes ROcketis-
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HARJNE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY 10. lssz.

Schooner Three Friends Riggfas- Philadelphia.
pig-ir0n, Trrdegar Company.
Schooner James pheips. Corsey. baltimore. saf.
Davenport Morris.
schooner r. 7. Cottsnghsm. Smith. City Point,
light
schooner ". l.. Walker. -. GEORGETOWN. d.
C.. light, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers. q. ". AllcB a Co.
ag-rro.
Steamer Pioneer. Piatt. Philadelphia. merchsn-
disc and passenger1 J. ". Mcfarrick. agert
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. Jnifed STATE.
maii- merchandise. aud Passengers. l.. r. Tatsu.
superintendent.
Schooner Laura +. Ne>ser Gregory, Boston, coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company: vessel,
Currie Co.
schsoner Governor J. y. Smith. Nicker4nn. Bos-
ton. coal. Chesapcske and Ohio Railway Conpsnys
vessel. 1urrie a ca.
schooner Ann =. Valentine. Chsmhers, Hobo
ken. camel coal. Gervag SfOrrs
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pressyterian General xssesnssy.

ATLANTA, Nay 19.-This morning the
General Assembly Of the Southern Preshy-
ferian Churcl-DT. Smeot. moderator, pre-
siding received Or Gregory, delegate Of
the Reformed Dutch Church.
The annual reports on mission work
were encouraging. The subject Of frater-
nal relations was introduced and referred
70 the Committee Of Foreign Cerrespon-
denee, of which Rev. William Brown H.
chairman.
Upwards CT thirty everrures were pre-
seEted TO The Assembly.
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Tried fo Cheat tne Gay,ous.

CINCINNATI, May l9.-The 1imss-Sta'
special from Pulaski, Tenn. SAYS W. W.
Rea, who was 70 hang to-day. swallowed q
teaspoonful OF morphine early this morn
ing. He was partly relieved Of it. and Il
was supposed would live 10 hang later in
the daV
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Union Of Nfhifisfs.

81. PETEEsDURG, May 19.-H i reported
that the Black-Diyision section Of the NJ
hilists has amalgamafed with the e " ill-0i-
fhe-People" section, - II j. impossible 70
carry on peaceful propaganda, owing 70
the vigilance Of The police.
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Murder su IIIineis.

CHICAGO, Ill, May ia special from
Mount Vernon. H.. reports that City-Mar-
shall L. A. smith shot and killed Charles
y ost last night and then escaped ON horse
back. They quaITelled over a personal
matter.
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Steamer Sunk.

EVANSVILLE, ND. May 19.-The steamer
W. :. ThanhOuser was sunk AT West Frank
lin last night, and is a total loss. Ii was
the property OF J. il. Morris & Co., and
was insured. One life was lost.
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NORFOLK, May IA slight frost Is re
ported IN the neighboring counties last
night While NO great injury has beef
dene TO vegetation, the cold weather has q
damaging effect ON Strawberries, tomatoes,
plants, 6esns. and cucumbers. retarding
Their growth and cultivation.
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NASHVILLE. Nav 1e.-Rev. A. i. Hunt,
secretary Of the American Bible Society.
was before the General Conference Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church, south, To-
day, and made a statement OF the good
work being accomplished by The Society.
A resolution was presented commanding
the work Of "the Young Mems Christian
Association"
A resolution was also adopted to visit
MR.. ex-Presideni Polk Tomorrow.
Book-Agent McFerrin gave noace thai
he would shortly publish IN the ChT.sfiaf
Advocate the reply Of Rev. A :. kediord,
the former book agent, 10 the charges %
the Book Committee, together Win The
forthcoming report Of the Committee on
Publishing Interests.
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Riots IN Rn<sia-

LoNDON, May ia dispatch 70 the
Central Netrs from ST. Petersburg says 1t
il reported that riots have broken Out
among the peasants in the southwest.
They demand q redistribution Of the land.
Two mansions Of the nobility have been
sacked
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wheat sctiye, urn. snd higher 80: 3 c.se.ss
spring. ell 23<a-ti.cS cash. ef-cg nay. el.10z
June Corn In active demand and higher, 76<D
75sc. ca4h. Use. 5une Oats dutL wsah AND evss
S2c cash and May. So1e. June. PORK moderately
active and irhcr 81 s.3este 1913 ~ cash, els 81
G4l9-So June. Lard fairly active and sa.n1e
higher. eII.37Katz 30 cash and May. ~ IA1k
@f11.45 ssne. Bulk -mests moderately scUve
and higher: shoulders. $3.50: rib eil-2o et1nr.
sl1-70. whiskey steady Gig.
MILWAUKEE, May 1n--Fiosr quiet snd ssenly
with fair demand Wheat stronger: No. 2. soil,
sl.SS May and June. sl-3la. July. Corn aubes
30 3, 7fTe. Oass nrmcr btt not quotabfy higher
No. z SIC: white. 55e- Provisions hie1hex-
hess-pork. eIo-2o cash and May, eJe.1y
June Lsrd-Prsne steam. sl1.4o rash ana
Nay, uf42x June Hogs arm and higher ~
e7.S0ep4r.
NEW YORK COTTON FCTURnA
NEv YORK. May le.-cetten-Ses rcosape.,
IL bales: gross. 1.028 bales ys.,,~~< ekned
sseady: sales. &c 900 bales: May. si2.1S6ef2-Il
Jnss el2-le; July. t12.2eh419-ze; ARU6
1889; september. tl2.0SAsI2-Q7. Oct0ber.
tll.57Gsll.5s: November, sIl-39; DeceDhw.
tll.6e.
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AJournaiist indicted for Libel.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May 19.-In the case
Of Charles Emory smith. Of the Philadel-
phia Press. charged with hbelling Detec-
tive Henry Weyl the grand jury to-day
found three true bills 81 indictment.
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pu.,ip Police Armed with swords.

DUNN. Nav 15.-Ihe CITY police arr
now armed with swcrds. They have not
carried such weapons since the Feniau de
turbances.
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r,,,e steamer Peruvian safe.

II. J0HN's. n. r., May l9.-The zee
bound steamer Peruvian arrived here To-
dav. She struck an iceberg IN a fog and
cnr.ried aNnv much q Der forward gear.
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NV YORK. May Iq.-NO0E.-Stocfs very aull.
Money 3 pr cent. FXchange-IOng, 5-ot short,
as. Stale bonds fairly active and geuefaly
higher. Governments unchanged.
rrtnirc.-Exrhance. $50 Goyornmtits
irir.rul.r: new 5's JOS: new BIS. ll5b; new
4'-.l2c4 Money. 20 f'cr cent. states inhciite g
treasury haiances-Coin- 4ee.42s-3o4; cinrrhe,
.3.e9B-143-
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LINE. CEMENT AxD PLASTER

CCHOoNER - ALLIE oAkEs,r WITH
- q cargo or FRESH RoCkIAND Llht- eaais
expected For sale low from vessel ! nave ~ :,
sfeck FnEsH EoeENpALk Ane f-Oh li-s IT, ~ y
sr5rse- WARNER MOokk-
e. se-ers ssyr.tre-.- -..SS.., -ss.s s-ls assA.
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LoNDoN. MAY 1a-In consequence 81
ANONYMOUS Fenian threats the guards al
the Government establishments n Ply
mouth have been doubled.
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AMurtiererHanre1i.

NEW York, NAY 19.-Angustus D..
Leighton, the murderer 81 Mary Dean.
was hanged this morning at Sal O'Clock.
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Flour-We quots: F,ne. S4Ms4.50: extra
A. -5ns7- sufpprfna. s5.50A<G. common SUI
isrfne. s4.5O0s5; common family s7.-5@
s7.5O. choice family. ss.5uM.s.5O.
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COOKS ExCTKSieys.


COOKS GRAND ExCURsloNs leave New
Yo-k APRIL 81, JUNE q, and July 1, les2.
Tuii particulars IN special PAMPfllstI sei,i ir,t
ON application PASSAGE IlChtIs ~ an Al :
curing Good BIRTHS. TOURIST 1lChEie
for individual travellers IN EUROPE, by AL routts
COOKS TXCI-RsIoNIeT. with maps. by mall,
i eents THOMAS COOK A son.
POI Frraawuy New York fOSf-Ofact Box lSll
ca BAEATT0Ni. MhnaRHr. fe 1-too1M
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BALTIMORE MAY Iq.-Virrinia 6's- consolidate
"a second series 80. past-dae coupons o
new lQ-sU's. So. Bid TO-DAY.
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CoR NEw YoRK.-The Old <DsSsx


Il Dominion steamship CompsEy's~znkszSa
proposed slilinc6 for the following week are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain " ALKEK. FRIDAY .
Nav 9TH. ~ O'Clock =. NJ.
GfNANDpTIE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY A.,
Nav 2 g. az O'Clock A. NJ.
EDANOkf. Captain CoCCH. TUESDAY. May
18G. 81 : O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up 70 ] O'Clock 7. n. Tor Pr
days ehin and % 6 o'clOci =. d. Monday and sat
urday f0f uescuy'e and sunday ship.
Through bills u leding signed and goods for
warded with dispatch - AT points north youth
es.st. and west; also - foreign ports.
Passenger accom- ninlaiiuis Unsurpassed
Arer-cG1iu fare 10 New orb Including meals
and BERTH 40: r0und-friT O. ckci-. - steeFsgr
win subsistence. -; without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond NOndays. TU,ss-
DAYS. Mednesdrys and saturdays by tie hichmeD0
and Petersburg railroad ~ ll.50 A. NJ. will make
connection az Norfolk with steamer having those
"a ys. Cabin fare. : l.50. Tickets e. 10 hac al
he Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. IS 7
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
FOR freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ATIEN a CO.. Agents.
mvl7 ComDany's Wharf. Eocketts.
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EI-HERMkN AND PLEAsU Re
SEIkEH~
vii ind lgrgt iOi ~
FISHING AND SAli-IAG-b0A1s
At TIL
FOAT-HOrS ~ AT 1IfF SlllB-lOCh>-
tso elrsf from eastern terminus 81 street cara
Ter hire ~ rcasnaaSir ratssl
sr gy-eadtin JANIS rWEE<Ef.
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EURNITuREi FTRSiTURE.-n
IT tAAMBfR etfTs- fAkLnk etll~,N
lflNlSs-Eoo& rfiTk fte.t BAi,bi<6, Hx
FEATHEnr, HATTkf.ssf>s cie. ESsft ar ~
licls 20 ls feund IA fhe ftirnsfafe lin<. MILNE
l1AffEON. t4as Nxln stsc<I- Ernnc8 npuo.
81 Is nssrh Adams ssyret, factesy ~. - ee. rs>a
~ ucyfb f.f:eeasth strcck. x8r3n
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. Ae.
ID WHITLOCk, l8s5 MAIN sTREEr,
Il manufactures u Tie following enc bTznGs -
CIGARS.
AIOIEL. LITTLE FLORA
Ia E-TFLLE- FIILABi ~Tf.i.sis
Picnic. WHfTLoCk's MY NL-T.
MOZART, CHICK.
LILY BEI.f.E, and ORIENTAL
Also dealer Ia ne following brands % FINE TO
BACCO AZ manufacturers price,
DlANOgA. FMPf E0H.
WARD BRAND HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER. EOt'S" AN0 READY sc. plugsl.
EALLA RAJ,
ATLANTIC, &C.
A.-ud for nrice-tist. INV 2T--oc
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fTRNrTU KE.

GREAT ATTRACTION AIDA
VI great bargains at Y. GAT,iEiCHr -
~nN7~ FJk>fTl kt NAkkkotAe III
Na 10 Governor strrct. 3he very intt~ts
designs * the must fasilioisAiile flkNi III ~
ulRde wc ART n0N enrring Al ruinsnsfs
NrIIfRF can be acc.alnnDs siz1cd. both ~
urlee aud gu lity, and via fnd 4 g. tisclr ifercsk
u examine our saock bcfore buying eisewbrrs-
tav l8-Sm
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH i'm
MoND AND NORFOLK
sTFAMsHIp COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TIEeDAf ana
TRfOAY AZ u NJ. and every SUNDAY II 8
A NJ
Frsigif FOR Tuesday, and Friday steamers re-
e,ived an 30 A. ". fuY Sundays steamer Eif
5 p NJ saturday Freight received daily tin
=. NJ
Pare. 81.
steamer connec, at Philadelphia for Fan rfvez
and the EaEf.
For further information. apply 70
j. v. Moo kRRICK,
General southern Agent. Ofics Eocketts-
W 7. CLYDE a Co.
No 40 General Agents
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ALL TIGHTS UNLIMITED.

Dht OF tht ION pAui - HsAciou' ana tlfRaAt
steamers
CITY or RICHMOND on ARIEL,
carrying United state NALL
p. e. GfFFUHD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY EBN fSDfN,
and FRIDAY ~ $50 A. Nj. far ah0Fs-uanitt
ularos connecting on Portsmouth VIII tbt ljaf Line
lor ola Pom. Baltimore. rnr the North. EttrrE-
n. The steamer leaves Norfolk ~ A. NJ. arrly nag
ar Richmond al lhou' T. ".
ThT0ucn 1rsrrs ol s,lt ou steamer and a. Gar
Der, Agency. WOO Main street. baggage checkeS
-hrough.
-TATEROOAis CAE BIZ ENGAGED TOR DAY
Or NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freigh, received daily Cor Norfolk. For sm0u.h.
~ni.lhciG. and Hampton Washington. y. c.
heWbeIs. a-iHn.rOE, and IaT5oro'- y. g. 1pe
nH points On fhslern Nurlh farUilna. ai-n. fay
Eastern shore ~ N.rEifiia- Di1 iunl and ~ re-O
ar landing. un aaincs ser, ~ 10 " ~ Alt-ss
and Through bills issued J.. 4. 1AJlH.
my Il superintendent
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DOR BALTIMORE. I'll I,
POWHkTAN LINE-DIRECT sIEAMEE-
CHANGE OF WHARF.

lufil further notice. he Steamer 1t CilLF wiz
SAL every MONDAY III z noon from POW II A.
TAN DOt \. al Twenty fourth and Dock streets.
direct for Baltimore.
warsed with dispatch g. points North aud Ncel
Freight received daily until 2. NJ
For further Information. apply I.
". D. KNIGHT. Agent
u. J. WEfsIGER. Soliciting Agent. De Y
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATc-Ty. +,
CONPANlfS ssz<.ss.ssk-

JAMES RIVTR LINE FOR
NORFOLK. ports MOUTH. 4 ID JANIS
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT. CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter and
spring sauifariuml. BAL TINORE. AND
TIE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
sTEABlERs FOR HAMPTON. >AlITHFlELD.
AND EAsTERN SHORE Or VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. sl.5Q.
FARE ROUND TRIP. .2.50.
MEALS. T5c.
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BY Telegraph.

old Dominion steamship Co. loo los
T.. A N.P. 7. T.. Wa ". Hoo.
q. priv. ....-..s.s... so
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That Internal R*venue BIZ.

Washington. 19.-An amendment
to the internal revenue bill, reduc-
ing the tax on tobacco from Is cents
10 Il cents per hundred, was adopted
by the Senate in committee Of the
whole, this afternoon, by vote of
% to rs. Senator Kellogg, of I4ouis-
lana, and Jones, of Nevada, voted
with all the democrats in the af-
firmative; David Jones, Senator
CamerOn,Of Pennsylvania. and Sem
ator Malone, voted in the negative.
The latter said he voted against the
amendment because he desired the
tax reduced to cents, and Cameron
has privately avowed that he would
support Mahone's proposed reduc-
ton. Senator ingalls,, who favored
the reduction, did not state his posi-
ton, and it is therefore thought
possible that before the voting
ends there will be a further
reduction to SC. There is great
diversity of opinion among republi-
Can senator's as to the effect the
adoption OF Beck's amendment will
have upon the fate of the revenue
bill. Several senators believe that
it will open the doors to the adop-
ton of other amendments that will
so weigh the bill down. that it will
not be approved by the House at
the present session. A few gentle
men who voted against the adoption
of the amendment express the opin-
ion that a sufficient number of
republicans will vote against the
bill, on the final passing, with
the democratic opposition, to
defeat it. On the other
hand, impression prevails among
some senators that the hnal passage
of the bill is rendered more certain
by the adoption of Beck's amend
ment, and that the House, in
particular, will concur much more
cheerfully in the other Senate
amendments. There IS some doubt
as to the adoption of the hoop iron
clause, one or two republican Senat-
Ors having intimated that they
would not abide by the decision of
the caucus on that point. 1t is
estimated the reduction in the
taxation effected by the adoption of
Beck's amendment is about $13,-
100000, assuming that there is not
An increase in conSumDtiOR,
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VALLEY HOUSE.

j B Rugg, D s r @ RR; EFT Jack
son, New York; 0 Sullivan, Tucson; Miss
A James, A Mscksy, Tintie; Z Open
show and wife, Ssntaquin; W Andrews.
Pennsylvanis; F Morton. u P; j G Bart
ley. Denver; q l. Parker, A Ercy,
PhIl' delphis; S A Jameson, England; J
b Richards, Colfsx; B T Tullidge, Peo-
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Egypt.

Alexandria, 49, That Arab
Pasha has been greatly encouraged
by British inactiOn is made manifest
by his activity. His patrols have
penetrated within five miles
of the city walls. Palace officials
are continually asking when
we are going to act against him.
There is great satisfaction at the
palace at the departure of Dervisch
Pasha. The officials ascribe much
of the present evil to his intrigues.
He is suspected of communicating
wiCh the rebels in the last few days.
De Lesseps arrived here. lie had
an interview with the Khedive TO-
day.
The chief difficulty in restoring
order continues to arise through the
quarrels and conduct Of Greeks.
The hatred of them by the Aarabs is
intense.
Lord Charles Beresford is taking
every precaution against an out
break. He has issued a note that
he will make no distinction between
Europeans and natives. The GUS
tom house is reOpened.
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$500 Reward

We Will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar. GATED.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST s. Co, "The
Pill Makers" 191 and 1873 w Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
6 cent stamp 2. G. M. l. Drug
Store, agent.
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A Navy Commission.

Washington, Ex-senator Miller
has introduced an amendment to
the navy appropriation bill, which
is approved by the committee on
naval affairs, to take the place of
clauses in the House bill reducing
the staff of the navy. The amend
ment provides for the appointment
of commission of members con-
sisting Of two senators to be desig-
mated by the President of the SEN
ate, three representative to be
designated by the Speaker, the sec
rotary of the navy and three officers
of the navy to be designated by the
President, to consider all matters
relating to proper reduction of the
Official list of the navy and an ad-
iustment Of the several grades and
corps thereof, said commission
is to report to Congress at the next
session. The secretary of the navy is
authorized to detail an officer to act
as secretary, to employ such clerks
and stenographers as may be neces-
sary, and the commission has power
to send for persons and papers.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of Utah
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PRODUCED the bill because he thought
the law was wrong, and not because
it effected a railrOrd and transporta-
ton company. Logan insisted upon
the reference of his bill to the judi
clary committee. Miller and Slater
strenuously objected to this refer
ence and d manded it should 90 to
the foreign relations. from which
the bill was reported. Before the
vo.e was taken the morning hour
expired and the subject went over
until tomorrow.
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WHITE HOUSE.

A EldridRe j johnson. Coalyille; 2
Hor6ut, ) Merchant, San Francisco;
ATKINS, Z Smith, NJ NJ Barr, Tooele;
ID WEIGH, Frisco; S Wilson, H JEFF,
Logani b B 'uchmsn, Provo; q Mullett,
Blnghami a n Barrett. Silver Reef; j
johnson, P GA field, Montana; J A
BROOKE, A r Morton, Boston; A Steele.
Lake View; S Witer, s A Wilcox, Den
yer; A Foster, Everett, Wood Riv 7;
J K Reese, s Reese, Salmon River; S
White, Beaver; g O. bore, Ogden; G S
Rich, A Johnson M Edmohds. Spring
villei I Carr, Buttee: H Tucker, Smith
ville' j Grant, Wyoming.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
P 81 Emerson, + S Smith. Mrs z
Gould, Ogden; Mira Bromley, San Fran.
cisco; j Ely. ] w johnson and wife
Michigan, DR. ] Northup, Woodstock:
Mrs DOolittle, Chicago; RaR Conners,
Pennsylvania; NJ Wynan, Massachu-
sets; e @ Renf, Bingham; W @ Smoot,
Provo; Z Scadden, Denver; K Z KirK-
wood, g w Wis. Provo; j s Wheeler.
Park City; G frye. w Allen, Silver
Reef; F Streeter, Frisco; j Schiller
Sandy; Prof N 9 Vincent, London; G.
Cullens. Alta; w Baldwin, New Zsa-
land; Markon, A. Ws&or, Australia; ]
V Lewis, Washif Rtou; j Bender, Illinois.
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Mining stocks fairly active and
irregular. Robinson advanced from
1.55 to 1.75, decatur declined from
1.S0 to 1.65; South Pacific sold at
Is and II; State Lines No. 2 and 8
at "a; Oriental and Miller at %,
and Silver declined to 81. Sales fOI
the day 1885, 200 shares.
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w Foster, Denver; W T Coad Keiton
I Couch, GVsher; } NJ Yates. CE An.
derson, Mrs II p Eayr es, Ogden; L Pei
lis, j P johnson, Bingham.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
July 10, 1882.

Cliff HOUSE.
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WHITE HOUSE aoTRL

TIE PRoPRIEToRs TAXI PLRAsUR
Il n announcing = the pablie that The
ASVe rsmOdellOd and Fedtted the HesQA
6He DtHiE9 Rooms Are spacious and ths BED
sEAsals will Be served alEht AID DAP.
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let LSHohSs les per Oara), 9BA
e0o1 and Beard, eA.HO to - per day,
SIC 70 e12 PER Eeok.
S9T&, 81 psF weak
TAO Bar hss been removed 70 ths north q
AS Hotsl and four Billiard Tables added FOG
Ne aeOoRmoc stlon Of guests, and Is new
49, 4. R0D4RCA = CO.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, in ana for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of Utah.

LII CIt6 ETOUdG6 COCJTC, III ana TOR
Salt Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the eststs of Mary Ann
Angel. deceased.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
/ said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Saturday, July 60,
1882, at 10 am. of said day, has been au-
pointed by said Court the time, snd the
County Court House Salt Lake City the
place for the hearing Of a petition OF
Brigham Young, praying for the admis-
sion 10 probate of a certain document
Herewith fled, pufporting to be the last
will and testament Of Mary Ann Angel
Young, deceased, and that letters tesla
mentsry issue to petitioner, Of which
time and place all persons interested may
appear and oppose the probate Of said
will or the granting of said petition.
Salt Lake City, July II, 1882.
D BOCKROLT,
Clerk Probate Court,
jy1S Salt Lake County, Utah.