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HHEARING OUT SALE.

(HEARING OUT SALE.
grade Eue flannel Pants 81 75 lower grade 81.
Linen Pants. AL Summer Stock below cost Gents
CnfSrthirtS AMI Drawers from 25c up. Boys Pants
from I5c. mp. Low quarter Shoes at and below cost
6tsav Hats at your price Ofc. Coats 40 and so
okn:s, at
19l4-l916 Pennsylvania avenue.
N2l j. w. SEI.BY
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS,
" (Spencer.) S1.50; Capital and Population, (Haw
ley $50 HOIeS and Fears for Art, Morris. 81.
The Grs fic Arts, Hanbcrton =; Natural Religion.
Ne~nyis cf CarsLss NJ SrosH~i : - E;I,i.i t6i
Ola, Sl.25; in Exile (from the German,) S125; wo
Hard Cases. (W-W. Godtiing, NJ D.. 81; A Gentleman
of Leisure, (Fawcett. 81.
LAW BOOKS.
Daniels Negotiable Instruments edition, 2
vols. S13.
Novelties in Stationery and Fancy Goods.
". II. MORRISON,
Law Bookseller and Stat oner.
aus AS Pennsy ylvania avenue Washington.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
dempttOn sSO9 OOO
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DEFRIGERATCRS, WATER COOLERS
AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES.
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PECAN RAIDS ON THE CRows.-The Commits.
sioner CT Indian Affairs to-day received dispatch
from the agent at Crow Agency. Montana. that
the Picgan Indians are making freuuent raids
from the south upon the Crow ponies. This has a
bad effect on the Indians at the agency
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1MPORTED SMALL POX-The Illinois state board
OF health has issued circular report showing the
operations of the "immigrant inspection service"
In the Illinois district during the month OF July.
During that month an aggregate OF 20,oOO immi-
who found about sixteen per cent OF these un-
protected, liable to contract smallpox and to
propagate the disease. The report cnumerates
vaccinations or re-vaccinatiOn on the emigrant
ships. Speaking OF the Strasburg and Hermann,
1.-THE latter, at least, is known to have been the
means OF introducing smallpox into five localities
IN llllnoS during the PAST spring. 1t might be
p'oItaoe TO inquire to what extent such vessels
AMI the neglect or their surgeons are responsible
lor the present prevalence or smallpox in Balti-
more"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE PHARMACEUTI-
CAL CONVENTIONAL the monthly meeting of the
board Of trustees Of the National College OF Phar-
macy held yesterday at the college, corner AZ
Duckett, Charles Becker, G. G. c. Simms, w. S.
Thompson and J.R. Walton were elected delegates
to represent this institution at the thirtieth
nual convention Of the American Pharmaceutical
Association, to be held at Niagara Falls on Sep
tember 18th. The convention Will remain in ses-
sion from the 18th to the 16th 1t is then purposed
to have an excursion down the St Lawrence to
Quebec. The association carries !, 300 members on
its roll.
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ARMY ORDERs-The extension OF leave OF ab.
sence on surgeons certificate OF disability granted
Post Chaplain Charles NJ. Blake, U. S. army, is
further extended one year on account OF sickness
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. II. Lott. u S. army,
Will be relieved from duty at David'S Island, New
York harbor, by the commanding officer OF that
post. and Will report in person 10 the comm anding
general department OF the Platte for assignment
TO duty. The leave granted Capt. Francis f.
Pierce, 1st infantry, Is extended six months The
extension or leave granted 21 Lieut.. Joseph w
Pinder, sta cavalry, is further extended one
month. The extension OF leave granted 1st Lieut..
still further extended TO September 1st proximo.
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Spencer's Umvvfllingness to Testify.
From the n. Y. Times to-day.
The testimony on both sides Of the star route
trial is, at last, closed and the arguments Of
counsel will begin to-day. Ex-senator Spencer,
an important witness for the government. has
failed to reappear in Washington, and his evi-
dence. as set forth In Mr. Bliss affidavit is met
by categorical denial from Brady, to whom it
chiefly refers Spencer's story OF being told by s.
w. Dorsey that Brady was thief, and OF being
invited to see the proof OF that assertion in the
transfer to the Second Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eral OF an envelope containing six One-thousand
dollar bills is one that has been pretty well known
since the exposure OF the star route frauds began
to repeat his statement under oath was not coun-
teracted by placing him under bonds to testify
when wanted. Both I'm regard to Brady and to
the circumstances attending the temporary defec-
ton OF Rerdell the evidence OF Spencer ought to
have gone to the jury. II now only remains to
get into the heads OF that body clear perception
OF the significance OF the mass OF testimony pre-
eented by the prosecution. That offered by the
defense Is hardly SulIlcient 70 seriously distract
thejr attention or influence their verdict
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CHARGE OF VIOLATING THE INTERNAL REVENUE
1,AwS.-A young man named Louis r. Bart, a cigar
manufacturer, OF No. 229 New jersey avenue, was
charged by Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Ecklon in the Police Court to-day with violating
the internal revenue laws by removing the stamp
of another manufacturer from a cigar box with
the intent to reuse It. The defendant had no
counsel Mr.. Ecklon testified that on making an
inspection Of the defendants factory he found
number Of boxes of cigars with stamps OF factory
No. n on them, when the defendants factory was
No. $40, showing that the stamps had been re-
moved from boxes OF factory No. n. No evidence
was heard from the Defense and the case was sent
to the grand jury under $500 bonds.
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The INCREASE OF FORCE IN TIE War DEPART
MENT.--The officials in the Office of the Secretary
o: War arc very busy In making the promotions
department., preliminary to the appontment of
the 200 clerks which will be made in the SURGEON
generals and adjutant generals ofIices and the
few other appointments to be made in the
Sc ,retary's office The general service clerks are
to be placed on the civil lists OF the department.
and there Is considerable work connected with
this transfer. The promotions spoken OF are 20 be
made preparatory to the Introduction OF the new
force OF clerks Secretary Lincoln, therefore, has
doubles has decided from the 2OO0 application
received who shall be the lucky ones IN most Of
tae cascA
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A LOCK OF SIR WALTER ,SCoTfs HAIR.-The
Smithsonian Institution has received letter from
Hon. s. S Cox enclosing a lock Of Sir Walter
Scott's hair, which he had been requested to send
by Delegate AinSley, of Idaho.
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THE "PREsIDENT's FLAG.''-The Secretary of the
Navy to-day approved the design OF a flag to be
known and used in the navy as the presidents
flag" 1t is fourteen feet long by eleven feet wide
and IS made OF navy blue bunting. In the center
is the American coat OF arms, the eagle holding in
its mouth pennant inscribed "E Piuribus Unuin "
Thirteen white stars, representing the thirteen
original states, are arranged In semi-circle above
the coat OF arms. This flag will fly from the main
mast OF every vessel used by the President. The
first one to be used for this service will fly from
the U.S.S. Despatch on her trip to New York, when
the President gets ready to start
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SIGNAL CORPS CHANGEs.-By direction OF the Sec
retary of War Sergeant Jacob NJ FrantZ, signal
corps U.S.A., will proceed from Red Bluff Cal, to
Benicla barracks, Cal; Sergeant Malcolm II.
Perry from s induSky, Ohio, to Columbus barracks,
OHIO; First Class Private Edward F. Brady from
North Platte, Neb.. to Fort Sidney, Neb.; First
Class Private Fred w. Mixer from Cedar Keys,
Fla. to Fort Brooke, Tampa, Fla; and having
carried out the special Instructions received by
them from the CHIEF signal officer will return to
their respective stations.
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AN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION prevails that the In
terror department offers a reward OF $4,000 fo
the discovery OF mica and tin mines, and the de
partment Is constantly in receipt OF letters ask
information on this subject. Secretary Telle
states that no reward OF any such character L
offered.
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The assai a~sev Plan sss Reappsrsas'
ing sioa An Gssn<rr~k-


The following Is the bin ths Resdiusters
mean 10 pass:
Firs; District-stafford King George.
-poisylvania- Wcstmorpland Caroiine. Es-
sex. Richmond. King William. Northum-
berland. King and Qpeen- Lancaster. Mid
dlesex, Gloucester, Mathews. York and
tire city ~ Fredericksburg.
second Itifrirf- Warwick. Elizabeth
City, surry. Isle az Wight. Sansemond.
Norfolk, Princes Anne. Acc0ulac. North
ampt0n. and the cities 0f Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Third Distr,ct-Haneyer. Chesterfield.
Powhatan. Amelia. New Kent, Charlcs
CITY. James City, S0ttoway, and the cities
Of Richmond Manchester. and Williams
burg.
Fourth District Prince George, Din
widdie, sussex, Ltmenburg, Brunswick,
GreeDesvilIe. Meckisnhurg. SOUTHAMPTON.
and the city ~ Petersburg.
Fifth District A llegh.rny. Craig. Rote-
folIrt. Roanoke, Montgomery. F'rInklin.
Fi0vd- Cnrroil. Griyson. Patrick. md
Henry.
Sixth District Ali,enHrie. Nelson. Am
herst. Bedford. CouIpben. Pi.isyiyania.
and the cities 81 Lynchburg and Danyillo
seventh District shanandOah. Page.
ROekbridgc. MadisOR- Greene Augusta.
Highland. Bath. Rockingham. and the city
Oi ~iguntOg.
Eighth District FREDERICK. Clarke.
LoudOun. Warren. Eanquier. Fairfax.
Prince William, RappahsIncek. Cuipeper.
Orange. AieXandria. and the cities ui
Alexandria and Winchester.
Ninth District-CiieS. Bland. IazeWcll.
Pulaski. Wythe- Smyri. Buchanan. Rus
sell. Wise Dickinson. Ice. scott. and
Washington
Tenth Dlst-icf-LOliisa. Hanover Flu
wanna. GoochiAnd. Cumberland. Buckiug-
ham. AppOm1rtox- Prime Edward. Char
iotte. and Halifax
This hin was introduced .n she Senate
Yesterday hy Mr.. Elliott
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rs.r~r nayrs,s PAIy-RILLER.
TAlTETHEKlA.

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.i'i'i ii a-iA- 1T lf'iie- "tf'iH"U 2" TAI '-a-'' F
r.n.t Hr. neglect b. often followed fv rnnsuiIl-
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til-.ti- l lH' @l -. .i-iti''. i' h,- '-eA .fi'it
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It g.
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..,.-. r.r. --.,r,.er farr.Ig. ana ..~t-
..-..t- fa-fnr +.r...l.
....t -..r.t.. .n---.r...tf -aI.| from ra.U- ana
-.nl-. .lrrs,. .u. consider E0W iaiu-h ilfr rl iI-
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It m. .-... tal- Ia.f.-aiIls- WHOA relieved
.t rr-eiaft r never a-alu Do. without g.
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ReInr oi distributions mad li9 Ilfe ny
Mission during the month Oi February
Three barrel. IT hour, .,S polinds "a sugar,
- Mound. 0i tea ss5 pounds 81 rice, 20
b,lshsl. Oi pels. & bushr.- Of POTATOES, y
h,shel. oi iuruiir, 80 pounds 0f bacon.
100 mound. ol bcel. 90 pounds os crackers.
"A bushels oi salt, 3 pounds Oi pepper, %
t,ounds ~ cnfire, a.000 quartz II soup.
la.o9B pone. Oi bread. $50 sick rativns, $40
Old garments, 90 pair II oId shoes. The
amount u money eSIepded was s.Ds.
II was stated \ few DAYS Hgo thu eiD0 was
needed 70 carry OB the work oi the City Mis-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAH.

FRANK DID, HIl.I a. co.. .. NJ. comm ls.sionef.'
-uie uf improved i;rH:d-.trssfl property lDlGl
Hgrye"n -iAtn and seventh streets.
HErfE~ 8 WILLIAMS, 4 D. H.. uev hrira
store and dwelling hu. ali uurti Twenty
.efra;i ,tffet befwf-'u clay anc i.f'iei street..
p. g.. COOK. Jos A. NJ. a Harmony HaH 6pa
rrf Eruud er~cft. chairs. tsDas- cl.luuiess.
stowe. li-rEr CARPET oii-rl0th, Sc.
5A~. MACDOfTG ALI. lue A. g.. hou.s,hoiG fur
e.
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MILD MONDAY.
Tbe Liquidation Yesterday Sot of n
Very Animsftne Character.

The Richmond-and d-Dapville- Raiiroad-iB-
debtedBes- Bill Ordered TO Engro-<menf in
IN. scnase-Bili Passed 20 Allow Change
Of fht Name Of the West Point Terminal
10 the Carrying Of Concealed Weapon
Bills Approved by she Governor-Mr. Wood
and the ProsesI-A New Phnse Of Locni OPP
tion-Ths Resolution Proposing 10 IuDd
BLACK scrip mt -OCents In tbs Dollar
House Notes. Ar. AZ.
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MULEs ASD HORSES.

MULES AsD HORSES. a.,
vi -
lase ofsrnra H'1IDLE2Al.f AAD RETAIL
NTABI.is q ~. 1888 fraffEfin street. lticb-
mona A. NiIaie J sgih Keep a fsud supIiis 0i
NII.Fs aIo fi0ESFs always huud. 81, seir--
ulal az. JasfA ~. BAgE. vii oo all IN Hi. power
a. gfs tarl aDa al tiif and e'ittaft deal nR. ANY
I,sfson End1ils What tisfe ~Eli n fus asailes
saGrfs- me fsife 20 eiis flfth strpel C1polD-
iiail' pss~ which H. NY headquarters isf businS
1nC ii n0 i,ei M me Droef 10 Hilt rhr, hsith n
quality unc prtce. they neee noi takt the s5ock
Everything suaFalieed a. ~ Jass a. represented.
Bf fe.ef f-His extensive business ~ lht muit
Eiid iiirsf ne Is i1sf opposite nIliie-
ga 1g-sass DE0G6E -. ELAkLT1
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A RICHsuNp Medical GRApuATE--lu the
list Oi graduates Oh the [ niversiiY Of MARY
land school Of Medicine. ana oi ibe College
Oi Physicians and Surgeons 20 De held on
the sefenty~fiifh annual commencement al
the Academy of Music, Baltimore. on We'd
ncsday, March Isl. III - o'clock, VII
appear the name q Charles LOwndes steel,
son oi Dr. George z. steel of thu city.
The examination oi the candidates ior
graduation was unusually rigid. resulting
IN the rejection os nine and the With
drawal d TWO. A gold medal was sw,rrd-
ed to Nirginian. J. Mason Hundies, al-o
graduate
IN reference 20 young >te.l Il may be
staie0 that be r. graduate ii Richmond
COLLEGE. also q graduate Of Baltimore Dem
;ai College with the title 81 u. II. :. }. and
thai be spent one session ~ student Oi
the Medical College oi Virginia. On his
return 70 this city Dr. Charles I.0wndes
>ieel viii enter into partnership with his
iaIbeT
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In our Dotiee ef the clearance ~ the bark
Harriet :. Jackson for Isio de 5anriro, with
a cargo Of hour. we failed 10 mention fhm
q line Of domestic productions. embraeing
- Tclip-s" chafnrmgnt, = Tin-ley's peas
and tomatoes" T"dti's MoxeIAr wine, ke. :.
&e.. was shipped by Joseph VI. Blair,
grocer.
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ArrENnAxrs On III -lcr

should .re1ueui, ruh lev drnIr OF . nsrui's
ProiTrYLACrir FLUrp On their far, aua hands,
especially when uursina iho-. ,irt witt rlrtious
disease Article. useo ON W asoui tl,e sicl .bpusi
hl disufecteG. and thr afmospherr uf ths sict
room purified aud ,iialzcd by using GA, Fluid. iiS
r-rt b. marvellous lu checking m, SPREAD of cop-
tagsinu. dl .sas-.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpgCATInNs FoE To-Dky.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. fair westher. followed
bv increasing cloudiDers and ioc:d rains.
winds mostly soufbeasferiy. stationary or
lower temperature and pressure.
THE wEATuER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pheasant.
TuEgx0METER YEsTEEDAT 6 A. NJ, 40;
n A. NJ. 40: noon. 20; i. NJ. 60; =.
NJ. J6. midnight. a..
Mean temperature. -.
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IIFFIfE fsVhNU WF INHI-I y
Eacru0Xu. Va. February -, l-s-
Jo the Edaog ~ TIE Dispatch
No case reported ga the sJst.
gEPaRT gOH THE 2lTn.
Calorcd male. No. 22ls emil Alar- hail
street. variOioid; hospital
Respectfully, .. g; 4 .bi.Ll-
President BOurd % Health
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PATTERNS.

Il ~ REC EINED.
~ 3rL DENDEE~T rtTTEENs-usv sD-ing
..rif..
p1UTFOIIO DF FASHION,. Sr- u
~IADfR -fthl lNe-NANiilAi uiiiCk,
~ Slain sIrr.t
Catalogue frf-. The nuif DkMplt~l ugrtfy
b. .I,. afrt fr 2~-1ts
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Az Episode 90 TIE wuE.-The lecture
this evening II MUzarz Han. 70 be delivered
Dy Prank Stringicligw the famous sc0ut ~
The Army 0s Northern Virginia. viii, We
are sure. drJN the largest bOnse 0f the SER
ssB. II /. accounted Tire bert lecture m the
lecfurer's repertoire. Reserved seals can
be secured NJ Meskrs. Ramos Asioses' until 6
O'Clock; afier G:g6 81 the i,ox-Office. Eight
hundred tickeis had hcer sold W 70 yes
terday i.ilezD00n.
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pEsT ANTHRACITE. ~ PER TON
ID CoALBt IA ~ MF ST'lIN1- t5.7ye NAH.
%a-5u. NJ. eh.Zs 49, lDn. ttNilklAND q and
WIT n li.fftAlA lNrfNt "a iuStHs rjcee.
fiAE fstB, - and sa..N p-f eaYd. GA n &c
jsr rnra. 40 ssiisr stt1. ui lowest css-i prire~-
rff- - isirrlissit ffiirrr -f siFpmftif hiisd-
1'N Broad s.r' pIsIasItf Ihe.ltrt uf Niit'sis'lib
aud az si-.-sfs. e.. ". FAaf.
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@Er TIN cESrTNE ArTICI Tn, e-rzf popo-
nrify ot WuDOB'- CONrOC NJ 90 C0p-IfyEH
or ANp LnfT " has induced sarnr unrrrDcipl-d
persons tn atferuif to palm - q simple arsiclr of
their OVID rnanuiar,urC; bu, any person wuo T.
suffering from Coughs, Cold. or COnsuln ptiap
should hr rar'fui whcrr they pIrrnsst gis artirse
y r7iuirs u0 putting. Tho result. 0i H. - srs
lts besf rurumm-ndations. anc ths nruuriciOr llas
ample evidence on Tile OF 10, Extraordinary ssrss-s.
boz pulmonary Complaints. Thf Phosphate OF Lime
poase.ses most marvri,ous laaiiug power.
combined with fhf uurp Cnd-Livcr On hy Dr. WI
n0r. % l. presrrihed ~ th, medical fsrultv sold
hy A. g. WIlupl. Chemiss. Boston. aud ~ drug
.isf..
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RIcmoEn. NA.. February -. fs-2.
IT, ae Editor ~ ths Itsp0tct:
7 heg toackuavledg. having received ior
the Midlothian relief fund prom Grac-
street Presbyterian church. S,3.4e and
from W. Allen. L-q., 0i BuItimorr. -.
Respectfully. J. DAvE,ToUT. Ir.
OrF FOR ~0rru AMERrrA.-The bl'ten-
tine Harriet = Jackson, Captain ". j..
Bacon. which cleared SATURDAY i0r kio ,Ia-
neiro. sailed from THE pOrr yesterday i0r
her destination She left her wharf go
Rocketts at noon in tow Of The tug Arctic.
The Jackson has on board as passengers
Captain Lewis d. Crenshnw. Jr.. and wife.
of TIM CITY. and Mr.. 3. ID. Jackson. of
Portland. Ne; the utter gentleman mving
come 90 Richmond Tor the purpose col taxing
fassage iu The vessel. a large number Of
The friends oi Mr. and Mr.. Creush.w went
down 90 see thcm oh and wish them hearty
-. GOd--peed - on their voyage and safe
return home. Many who probably were
40 able 20 boz present iu person sent thcu
k.nd rfmem hrances iu tht shape oi iHllti-
fuI floral memcntoe.. When lbC time VI
pgrl me- between The r0VngfWs ana their
friends arrived tle scene was very aficei-
ng. and the tender iareWcls in0i-
Gated thr emotions that heIQ sWay
iu thr h0@om. of those saving GOOD
hye.~ The BARI win d. precious
freight will ht followed over tbc sea, DF
tne hparriest wi,he- 0f ul for 4 quick and
pleasant voyage. Captain Bacun- to whose
care our friends have committed theln-
selves. Il well known here a. gentleman
0f character and O sailor t0 he trusted and
no ons doubts that hc VIII do his utmost
toward. conducting 10 the comfort and
safetv Of lie Messengers With such cilI-
tain. and such o staunch and fnp Ye--ci as
the Harriet :. Jackson D. known 60 be. the
friends of Captain and Mrs. Creushnw, a.
well "A. those Oi Mr.. Jackson. their CONF
rrguon a. rOvage. may feel a~suret that
their trip. under the profession % Proy-
denee. win be- everything that could De-
wished
ToBAcco IsTEmED FOR Eu0RrAToN;
TrEs ~ TIE TOBACCO INSPECTOR Of iA-
rEEEAI. RTvEsrE.-Leadin manufacturers
OF tobacco here have signed tbe following
petition. addressed 20 Congress
Gentlemen. - our petitioners, the u
bacre-uanufncfurers 0i Virginia. are Wen
uleased that you haye taken measures
20 repeal the iaW whlch IMPOSE. l-A
OF ten ceuis per package Oh All manu-
fagturcG tobacco exported from tht
Tinted Staies. Your petitioners beg 70
cnu your attention 20 an additional tax oi
Twelve cents per hundred pounds winch
j. Maid ON exported tobacco 10 Govern
Ineuf officer called tObacco inspector
nj internal revenue. whose ouiies are
~ mark and weigh each package Oi
fnaacro intended FOR expectation. Your
n,ritioners own TINT this Office Is ns-
ee-sary ior the protection Of the Gov
erumcrt. bui We claim tia il is unjust
for The manufacturers 10 he bardened WIN
fhis additional expense, inasmnrh ne tins
;,,,,,,..,riop !. done sor the sole protection ~
the Government. We ask that these IN
snee.nrs he made salaricd officers VI the
Government. and he paid as other employes
Of the Internal Revenue Department arr
maid. We respectfully ASK that Won VIII
take such stcI,s Il. wlllaccomphsh this enc
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sion until April. The managers fek sure
IL was only necessary 20 vi fsis fart fe
KNOWN and the amount would se rsfsnd.
They are glad 20 ssy ihat donations hsse
already commenced 10 c0me Ia, and they
beiieye viii continue until thr smouni Is
rnt~ed.
Tine president and managers Of the City
Mission take this opportunity ~ express
;heir thanks Tor the MANY arts nj kfnd5ses~
md courtesy extended them by :he Dis-
pnfck DfTcT
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COOKS Grand EXCURSIONS leayf NcN
8orl kYfIL -. JINf =. and july j. 1ASZ.
lrl uarLi~Ilafs ln alEciAl PAMPHLET, sri ff,e
un st5litcaitai- FASsktsk TICKETS by lh AZ
LAAHtG ~fAANf.4.h. risrrial taritttles 10 ~
eurinr DJB EiITI.. TOT Ek-1 1ttAi-Ir
iur uGfauai t-useers IN III i,Di'1. ~ Al roiIies-
rcdurstI -lis~
Coseh' - ENCCEsleAlsI, VIII map - mall
/ 81 eisrl. -ft8NM - COOK a ~t3A.
.sl Lr,salWas. scN oTk. Fo-i-ltfhnt itcx ltli.
&. A. BAnAIT0NL Manages. T. 7-eodani
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TEr Cry Hoz,rTu QrEsTlpA.- There
v.a. : larre attendance oi physioians al the
frsti,'r,s-CoT,rt =. room Inst nieht, drawn To-
.-,,,ber rv fbs elnesfinn 90 tree general
ass,,,,sl A ,neuorial was signed by al
~ nl,rs,cIsps rre-eni urging the siaie 10
make an appropriation 10 .-...o ''l,,,,;'. nur-
piia IN or near this city. I.s'.ul'oi, a.
also adopted with equal uii.n.iil,ss ..a. asking
the city 10 make IN appr'i'Ip'li'A y lAAs
care .. IL sick.
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ArrT0yED BY THE eOvEESOr.

APPROVED BY THE GONEESOI-
The Committee on Enrolled Bin re-
ported the Governors approval Of the foi-
lowing:
An net 10 incorporate the Virginia and
West Virginia Eailroad Company.
An act 10 incOlporute The Blue-Ridgc
Mining Company.
An act 10 provide i0r working the roads
and repairing the bridges IN the county 0i
BOtetout.
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Mr.. Mooreiield introduced hin ycsier-
dry making )ohn u. Holt. A NJ. Davies,
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RICHxoNp. VA, February q, lsss.
To Tie Editor ~ IL, DispofrA:
Gentlemen. We enclose you g for thu
Richmond City Mission.
Yours frHiv LSrr Baer1fFks.