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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $816, ,25Z7s: customs, s754,17.41.
REeIGNKD.-Lieut G. B. Gill, OF the navy, has
rendered his resignation and it has been accepted
by the President to take effect to-eny. This pro
notes Master w. P. Elliott to be lDutenant En-.
sign Charles e Mccartney to be master, and Mid.
shlpman Charles N. Atwater to be ensign.
The ORDERS Of Lieut.. Chas n. Lyman to the
Hartford have been revoked, and he is ordered to
the Wyoming.
EX-SECRETARY r. W. THOMPSON, accompanied BY
his son Harry, is visiting Washington for few v
days on his way home from New York. Mr.. Harry
Thompson is one OF the proprietors OF the Terrs
Haute Gazette. His partner Is Paymaster Alien, o
the navy.
PxRsoNAI.-Representati lie Fevre has gone Il
OHIO on visit.-C. A. Logan, q. 8. Minister Il
Chill, Is ct the Rigga-Senators Camden and
Fair. Re preventative Shelley, and Messra 6truve
William Ov and de MelsbrOeck, OF the diplomatic
corps resident here, were iE New York ycster-
day.-Mr Owen Thorn, formerly OF this city, bu1
for number Of years o resident OF San Francisco
Is at the Netropolitan.-Sir e B. Malet British
Cons III General In Egypt, who Is now seeing stir
ring times, Was In Paris throughout the siege
when he exposed himself to much danger. PT1Ol
90 tina he Was attache TO Lord Lyons at Washing
ton.
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MISS ANNIE Z. HUMPHREY,

MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
43O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underc1othiug. Merino Underwear
p..snt and shHsadd finest Imported e Hosiery
French Corsets and Bustles The 'Hercules' Sup
porting Corset, for which Mise H. il special agent,
and II Corset. her own make. that FOR the price
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French, German ana SpAYish epokan aS
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DARASQLS. SUN UMBRELLAS SILKS. LACEs
Inda Linen, Satines, below cost TO clcse out ut ~
JET J. 3. YOUNG.
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CECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND TIL
= highest cash prices paid. Also. Wstchea Jewelry
Guns, P1stOls re. Call or address HRRz06. sos vi
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKs.-JOHN G. CALHOUN. VAN HoLTz;
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Stationery and Fancy Goods Just received by
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NEW BOO ks.
Anne by Constance Fennimore wooleon 81. 25; Calf
fornta for HEALTH Pleasure and Residence new edition.
thoroughly revised by Charles Nordhon, g. Di.kens,
by Adolphns y Ware, 7S cents: Pa,adin Of Finance
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Idol. novel. 81 so. The Diseases Of Memory by III
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To.DAY-Internal reve.
nue., $816, ,257.73; customs, $754,171.4l.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Tronb,c An seryi,r n warrant.

Yesterday afternoon. shortly after 8 o'clock, Con-
stable Hubbell went to Lieutenant Kellys station,
tho seventh precinct, and requested him to serve
warrant on George W. Robey, living on Fifth
street, between Maryland avenue and street
northeast The warrant being informal, Lieuten-
ant Kelly declined to serve IL. Hubbell then got
another one, from justice of the peace, charging
Robey with making threats. This Lieutenant
Kelly gavo to Officer Qunan. Arriving at the
house the officers found Rotey looking out OF the
second story window of his house. Quinlan read
tho warrant, and told him to como down.
Robey answered.: "If You try to take me
will kill you" The officer then put his foot
against tho door to force 1t open, when Robcy
fired, hitting Quinan the third finger of his left
hand. The door was forced open, aud Rohey
fired three shots from the head of the stairs,
Quinlan firing ono in reurn. Lieutenant Austin
came V the rescue, aud the man was disarmed
and taken TO the seventh precinct station house;
His pistol was found tn be a fvc-chambered
weapon, with four loads empty. Quinlan Will
have TO lose his finger.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
The Union Veterans, visit.

Mr. A. ]. Ford, jr., proprietor of Fords Hotel
has received q communication from Mr. Viii
A. Short, one Of the board of commissioners Of th'
National Bazaar" for the benefit of tho Garfield
Memorial Monument fund, Washi ngton, stating
that the Union Veteran Corps, of that city. will
visit this city on the 7th Of october next and be
the guests of his hotel. 1t is very probable that
the sta fl and line officers of the celebrated Wash
ington Light Infantry will accompany the corps
party. Its reception at Ford's will be an occasion
of Interest to our people generally in view of the
number of ladies that will visit us and the fact
that the organization has associated with 1t the
name of the martyred President While in the
city the visitors will all that is attractive to the
stranger, and, we hope will leave us with kindly
remembrance. Among the distinguished mem
bers of the board OF direction of the national
bazaar are Hon. David Davis. Vice President of
the United States; Hon. J. Warren Keifer, Speaker
of the House of Representatives; General Sheri-
dan, United States Army, and others-Richmond
Whi1of peStcTduu
National Republican., 1882-09-29
True POIiteneaa,

There sat in corner OF car 5S oil Seventh street
yesterday afternoon man who, of all Washing
toms cripples, was the most unfortunate. He was
an old man in years. but boy in size, round.
shouldered, almost blind, with one leg six inches
shorter than its fellow, and wholly without arms.
His high hat was tied upon his head but had
fallen upon one side and there were no hands to
adjust 1t. Taken altogether his load of misfor-
tunes made him repulSive to many perhaps. When
the car stopped at the Avenue he stood up with
difficulty and balanced himself for forward
movement, saying: Now you must give me .
little time. 1 can't go fast, yon know" "All
right" said the conductor; no hurry; take your
time" When he reached the platform 1t was a
question how he could descend without falling.
picked him up gently in his strong arms lifted
him down, and set him as tenderly upon the pave
ment as If tho poor unfortunate had been the
dainliest child in the capital 1t was the act of q
true gentleman.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
oovernmcnt w,,p...r. rmpunncd.

In the police court yesterday John Connors was
charged with ke eplng nm unlicensed bar at the
corner Of Sixth nnd streets Walter Parker
lcoloredD testified to buying whisky from the de.
fendant On cross examination he said he was
formerly boot. black, but was now employed by
Mr Ran TO go to these places and buy whisky.
He got tho money to buy the whisky from Mr.
Raft, and expected to get sl25 as witness fec If
there was a conviction, and he intended to con-
going to testify to tho truth, Mr. Ran testified TO
sending tho witness to the place. Tue money used
Congress 10 detect crime in the District. Mr.. Dan
u. Cnhill, for the defense claimed the case ought
70 be dismissed on account of the evidence. Judge
Smell held the government had perfect right To
use the Appropriation to detect violators OF the
law. There was no testimony offered TO contradict
lne government witness, and II was question Tor
aluTy TO decide whether such testimony should %
wholly discredlted, and he would Impose hne OF
SlOo or sixty DAYS An appeal was noted.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Woman XYho Work.

President Smith called the Woman's Labor
League to order last night promptly at o'clock.
After some routine business had been transacted,
speeches were made by Messrs. Edmondson, Col
onel Hutchinson, and G. W. Brown. Mrs. Myra
Clark Gaines made q short address indorsing the
movement, and said she would do all she could to
help the organization. She was unanimously
elected an honorary member. A letter was then
read from Mrs Harriet Doson, In which she said
1t is her intention to write series of articles for
She also sent q copy of John C. Frcnnd's Music
and Drama, with the compliments of the publish
ers, to be added to the proposed reading room. A
Charles i. Beckwith, in which he paid high
compliment to the ladies of the organization, aner
which the meeting adjourned Mrs. Charlotte
Smith, the president will pay visit to some of
the principal cities In short time in the interest
of the League,
National Republican., 1882-09-29
"The Black CroOkn

will be brought ont at the National Theater in all
its gorgeous magnifcence under the management
of The Kirafy Brothers. Ofthe:r performance the
Pttsburg Dispatch says; AFTER all, in the spectac-
ular field The Black Crook has never yet had
its equal The acting, which is small part al.
ways of plays like The Black Crook, is in this
case well done. The interpolated variety business
Is beyond the usual order OF excellence in this
class of entertainments. The Garnelas give some
wonderful exhibitions of acrobatic character and
a ventrloqual ENTERTAINMENT quite out of the
stereotyped line is furnished by Duncan. The
ballet Is up to the usual ballet standard in all its
features 1t is led by De Rosa and Asteggiano, and
the former dances as charmingly as she did-some
time ago. The piece was magniflcently mounted,
and il Is just to say that spectacle has ever been
presented to better effect in Pittsburg."
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Nna She BAInnncdH

Mrs. L. White, living at 1917 Seventeenth street,
northwest, and employed at the Pension Office
claims to have been willfully poisoned by another
female clerk i'll tho same office on account OF
jealousy. Last Friday Mrs. White had some
peaches iu her room in the office that she had
brought with her for lunch. The first mouhful OF
peaches tasted very odd, and the second one took
the skin off her H. and tongue. and she got sick
very soon. She was taken quite sick and DIR.
Augusta who was called in pronounced the symp-
toms to be those Of poisoning by orotOn OIL. Dir.
Augusta brousht the mater to Chief Clerk Lock-
woods attention, who is investigating the case
In the Patent Office it is believed that the croton
oil must have got mixed with the peaches by nc.
cident. 1t is not believed that such diabolical
plot could have been Deliberately planned
National Republican., 1882-09-29
The Garfield EnIr.

new feature to the coming bazaar at the Capt.
tol was fairly inaueuratcd yesterday Mt the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dorsey, 1903 street. Ladies' Aid
Society as auxiliary and assistant to the Board o
Commissioners for the State of Arkansas was or
gnnizcd. and will undoubtedly add largely TO the
| attractivencss and success OF the enterprise. Miss
L. NJ. Bartlett was made president; Mrs. Ed. Web
ster secretary; Mrs. 5. L. Stowcll, correspondent
secretary, and Mrs S. J. Barnes, treasurer. An
At the Ebbilt House last evening the kentucky
Board of Commissioners organized by electng
Judge q. W. Gist, chairman. and 9. NJ. Park, Sec
retary. They adjourned TO meet Saturday eve
ming. The District OF Columbia commissioners
will meet this afternoon at $3.50. and the boards
for New York, New jersey Nebraika, Maine and
Connecticut iii the evening.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
A nInn CrusIIed tn nenih-

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock an old PEN
sioner named Henry Schneider employed in
digging under gravel bank at the Soldiers Home
when it suddenly caved In. burying the unfor.
tunate man beneath the debris. Assistance wa,
promptly secured and Schneider rescued from his
peTilOus position, when 1t was found that his left
leg was broken and he had sustained other severe
Internal injuries that would prove fatal. Every
thing WAS done to try and save his life. but the
efforts proved unayaling, and he shortly after
ward expired. The coronor has been notified and
viii hold an INQUEST 10. day.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Nsu EieIh Tor TancI,era-

Quite n scene occurred yesterday morning at tho
High school building, Seventh and o streets. As
the pupils were entering the large hall OH the
third floor, a large black dog was seen by one of
the teachers, who tried to put the animal out
The dog would not be coaHed or driven, where.
upon another of the teachers seized the canine
Just back of his Uranium, and carried him to tie
rear door; but he returned, and after little more
coaXing, he was sent out OF the room, much to the
pleasure of all concerned. The teacher who put
tue animal out was heartily cheered.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Kentucky Republican Association.

A meeting ofthe Kentucky Republican Associa-
tion was held at their rooms, in the United States
Ho:el, on Thursday evening, the 2sth instant
with Colonel A. N. seaber in the chair and James
W. SCholl secretary. Short addresses were made
by DIR. j. n. Baughman, w. W. White, and A. ~
Seaber after which the committee on resolutions
reported q series Of resolutions, which Were
adopted, indOrsing the administration of Presi-
dent Arthur ana the course Of Hon. John d. White
in fighting the whisky bill swindle in Congress.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
a Delightful Excursion.

Next Thursday there Will be a select limited .ex-
cIrsiou TO those wonders of the world, the Cay IS
OF Iuray. This Is sight we'll worth beholding,
as it is unique, and nothing similar exists any.
whore else. A special train will leave the BNlti-
more and Ohio depot at $40 n, M, arriving at
LurNy NJ l p. m, and due precautions will he
taken that there are ample accommodations for
every one. The train on its return Will arrive
here at 80 p. IN, so that there win be pie
time allowed at the caves - SEQ all the natural
ful Tickets have been placed at the low rate Of
National Republican., 1882-09-29
A NIarrInre Rnom.

Marriage licenses have been issued to Walter
Robertson, Pittsburg, Pa, and Mary II. Moore,
Washington; Edward W. Petty, Alexandria, Va,
and May f. Walker, Great Falls, Fairfax County,
Virginia; J. ], Lindamood, Washington and Mol
Annie May Allen, West Washington; Thomas II.
Smith and Rebecca Shorter, Harry Hunaker aud
Lula James, Adoph Ralph and Emma PJmmar-
John J. Gibson and sallie Cheseltine. all OF this
city.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Miss Frances T.. willard.

The plan made by Miss willard, president of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
for autumn and winter work, is as follows: A trip
through the sou;h-the third made in the interests
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to
the Pacific coast and all the Territories, and later
on trip to the Canadian provinces. There Hre
en- rnest calls from all these quarters. 1t is Miss
Wizards expectation to carry the white ribbon OF
the Womun's Christian Temperance Union To every
State and Territorial capital and every CONNER.
cul and educational center of the United States,
within the first nine years of her work as q TEN.
perance speaker and organizer.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Recommendation or yoter..

Mr. A. ]. Whitaker chairman of the subcom-
mitee representing the different State assoca-
tions, yesterday received letter from the secre-
tary ofthe Trunk Line Commission, in session at
New York, in reply TO n letter of his of the 10th
instant, urging that the sale of tickets to voters
should commence on the 18th instead of the 9th
p,Oximo The secretary states that the subject
was duly considered, and that the commission
was adverse To making any further change in the
arrangements already made.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

WAsHIHGToN, b. c., Dec. 80, 1881.
GRNTLEMES: Being sufferer from
female weaknesses TO such an ex-
tent | could not 60 around the
house, and having JAILED to get re-
lief rom the treatment of some Of
our mIst responsible physicians,
my husband persuaded me to try
Browns Iron Bltiers, two bottles of
which completely restored mo TO
health, and / am now strong and
hearty. My husband also took
Browns Iron Blttess for kidney
complaint with beneficial results.
From the EFF, ct shown on me by
the use OF the first hottie, DR., Brls-
recommended It's continued use.
MRS. NJ, LATRENT.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
The Sorccrer f"

by Ford's English. Opera Company The CHIEF
feature OF the cast Is the first appearance in this
dty on the operatic stage Of Mr.. Philip Branson a
new tenor, who comes with the highest encomi.
ums Of the Northern press. To. morrow afternoon
time, aud tomorrow night the MOseotte" Will
N Ui
National Republican., 1882-09-29
BIy VIE,

for over three years, has loen afflicted with chils
md fever, contracted in illinois, and with dl3-
pcpsia of long standing and general debility OF
the system. She has used three bottles Of simmons
Liver Regulator-her chills are entirely cured and
the dyspepsia almost yanquiSled
N. W. EVERHARr Hampton. Va.
Genuine prepared only by ]. IL. zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
A Rclueat.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN,;
Could you not induce "Student" to favor us
with his views on the literal resurrection, as dis
cussed Ly Merriam in the current number Of the
Century. No possible harm can come from free
aud honest examination of all faiths that claim
our support or sympathy. Only fraud and impo.
stLOn object % light q.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
The Fall Isaces.

At a meeting Of the executive committee OF the
National Jockey Club held last evening over sixty
Iplicants for membership OF tho club wero
elected, From present indications the fall race
meeting TO be held at the National Course during
the last week In October will excel any previous
gathering Of celebrated horses ever brought to.
gether al the National Capital.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
"AIdrrner palry Maenn..r
Hob Printing

Fresh Alderuey butter churned every morning,
nnd delivered IN 15lb Ward" prins, al 40c per 10.
Also cottage cheete, DC, per ball; buttermilk. &c
! er quart, and sweet milk Sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-29
For Charity. sake In the District.

BEVERLY FARMS, MASS, Sept. 70. 1857.
To L. s. EMERY, ESQ:
DEAR SIR: have received and read this morn
ing the copy of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, for.
warded by you. As you seem to need funds Just
now, my hu band asks me 10 inc,oSe his check ur
$50, to be used at your discretion. Your society
must not be allowed TO iail for want Of funds and
VIII not, am sure. Yours very truly, -
National Republican., 1882-09-29

By Telephone Yesterday nj Noon.
Hello Johnny Ellnger."
"HelloW
"What Is it-a boy, girl, or child?"
"Its boy"
GLOW many does that maker"
"FOur-all boys"
"DO You feel happy?"
"Well, should sInileW
"What are you going to name it?'
"Clarence."
"That settles It,"
National Republican., 1882-09-29

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ana
gents clothing, witches, jewelry &C. Call on or
address Herzog, sos Ninth street. near Pennsyl.
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
Tho Weather rn.nnr.

For the Matte AadnHe stdt', Including The Dis.
frit qf Columbia, partly cloudy ,Ged,her local ran
~ northern portions, noithery ,vfnds stationary or
h gaer barometer and temperafure.
Thermometrio rendnrs.-7n. M, 5i.3o; II a. M,
5sl'; 3 y. m 62.6'; y. m SO %. IL p. M, 5l.2o;
maximum, 63lo, minimum. 5l.2o.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

OF every description executed neatly at the shor
est notice at TliE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Prominent Arrivals.

a. ST, JAMEs.-Willlam u. nurney, south Carolina;
w. a. LOdger North Carolina; &C. n Tower, Oak.
land, MIDI H. w. Ebert, piltsburg, Pa.
ST. MARC--M, Schloss New York; L. Burck Sa'
yannah, Ca; w II. Mornn, Virginia; 7. s. Davs,
York.
=, ,ARLiNGroN.-II seiberg. New York; Hon. Amos
Townsend Cleveland, Ohio; g. j. Sechrst, California;
John Whltcside, q. A.. Sleight, Penn Yivanio W.
SchleSinGe., England; /. \, lul Lowell Mass, u.
+ naly, New York; i. +. spser, Bostoni Finlay
Knight, England; L. Y. Letter, Chicago.
RIGGs.-L G. Tiffany, II. NJ. Lawrence, New York;
L. IL. Couplnnd Chicago; Howard II. Butler, Non
kerS, New York Henry 9. Meyer, j. B. Sniilen,
New York 4. g. DrnnnIn, Louisville, Tenn; James
ElNtrson, G. p Johnson, $. q. Collins, Philadolphn
delpha.
MbETnornMTAN,n,,F. NJ whiting, MASSACHUSETTS,;
!: silver, f, a. Miller, New York; W. A. McAdnm,
Mount N,d Pleasant Iowa Frans a. nenly LgaysitiS,
Newcastle Pa; a. NJ. Craig, Mssisslppi y. r.
Cooper henderson, N. c. ii. j. Dudley, Fremont
Center Mich.
,,EneIrT-C, w. Eldridge, Boston; orazlo Lugo,
New York >. J; Sheyer. Chicago a. Holman, Fort
Wayne; Wayne; !, 4, Tounsr, New York; T. Il; Ward, ler'
sey city, NJ u; w. Morrison, England; 7. X. Terry,
IdT9 bITT90klyn, 3 ~ vi James ~ BOYD, North Carolina
WIS., MIS- George r. loveiapd, ClevelGnd Ohio; l.. p
hoeher John w. Foch, Cincinnati, OHIO.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Laeo Pms. kinser and Ear
Rings Fine Gold Jewelry. American Watches, Ster-
ling SliverwaTe in great variety, Plated Tea Sets
Baskets Bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes. astors
SOUP 1ureens Forks and spoons Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors French Clocks, Opera
Glasses Brass Sconces, Mirrors, CandlesIicks. &c.
never so complete which call TO the attention
Of purchasers. rs they Will ind our prices low;
bAkAo-u Ho.I1n pennsylVania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

You can publish q three-line advertisement OF
Wanted" "For Rent" For Sale" or LOST"
tliee times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB.
National Republican., 1882-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.

RENsON II. PIERCE ELOCUTIoN,. ORA
ID tory, and Dramatic Art. Private and class in-
ruction; Call or write for circular, Room 20, Cor
o)rnn building. seq 12tN
National Republican., 1882-09-29

TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was issued
yesterday may bo obtained at the business Office
in copies ready for mailing The present number
is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY so wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

Terms, % per month. tiree lessons per week. Yer
non ltow, Pennsylvanla avenue aud Tenth street.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

TTNHE LAW DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
4 UNIVERSITY opens SEPTEMBER 10, 1859.
Terms, $40 per annunl. For further Information ap.
ply to the Secretary,
JAMES II. SMITH,
se266t $50 Eiphth street northwest
CoLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
National Republican., 1882-09-29
Ms posT oFFToE NoTIcE.

TRy 0r TUE 1N Nofl0n-
Foreign mails for the week ending SEPTEMBER
30 Will close at this office AZ follows!
FRIDAY-At 10 q. III. for Hnyti, per steamship
Andes.
SATURDAY-At4 a. IN. for Europe, per steamship
City of Berl H. via Queenstown (lctera for Germany
and Scotland must be directed per City of Bern'j;
at q. m. for otland direct, per stem ship Fur
nessia. via Glasgow; ut I a. M Tor Belgium dlrec',
per steam hip Bl enland, via Antwerp Mt 10 y. m.
for Aspinwall and South Pacific, per steamship
Acapulco; at II u. M. for Europe, per steamship
N aih, via southampton and Bremen; Mt 1880 p m.
va Hayana; at ?. n. for China and Japan; per
steamship Belglc, via san Francisco. Malls for Aus
tralia, New Zealand. Sandwich, and Fill Islands,
per steamship City Of New York, via san Francisco,
close october +li, ut y. m.
*The schedule of closes of Trans-Pncifc mails is
arranged on the basis OF an uninterrupted overland
transit 10 San Francisco Malls from the East nrrv.
ing time at San francisco the day of sailing OF
steamers are dispatched the same day.
HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster.