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Illinois ought 10 give a solid vote In Con-
grc>s this winter for abolishing tie inter
nalrevenue department. She paid last
year 10 that department over twcnty-clght
millions Of dollars Of taxes. Kentucky
paid over ten millions, Missouri over seven,
New York over nineteen, Ohio over cigll-
teen, Pennsylvania over eight, and Indiana
and Virginia over six. Wisconsin comes
next, paying over three millions. Noothcr
state pays as much a, three millions.
Illinois, Kentucky, and Ohio pay most Of
their taxes upon whIskcy, we suppose.
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more than from all the New England State
together. And yet the real and personal
property in New England is assessed at
about eight times a. much a. the same pro-
perry in Virginia.
Those xix New England States will give
twelve votes, 1t is likely, in the United
states Senate against aholi.hmg internal
taxes, whilst Virginia can give only two
IN favor their abolition. There Is rank in
Justice in thus laying a tax upon the pro-
ducts or industries OF one state, and cX-
empting all the products and industries OF
other States, especially when the exempted
states by their votes keep the tax upon the
other statcs. The reader can easily under
stand why in another article we have cN-
pressed the opinion that all the internal
taxes will not lie done away with this
winter
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- Il L V J. y ;
Las OPENED TMIs WEEk

HAS OPENED thus WEEK
large lnyolce Of BLACK WALNUT TABLES,
BOON SHELVES. CORNER -BRAChEIS'
sIDE-BRACKETs, TOWEL-RACKS' TOf-
LET-MIRRoRs, &C., &C.;
some HANDSOME SQUARE EBONY PEDEo-
TALsat 80. -, and IS:
HANDSOME LEATHER and ALLIGATOR
SHOPPING-SATCHtLS;
ELEGANT PLUSH sHOpPING->ATCHtLH'
ELEGANT PLUSH CARD-CAsE>:
BEAUTIFUL HASD-PAINTED CAkll-cAsH;'
at 80;
More # those Bilt Sil-sET AZ - worth -;
A FINE PLUSH BRU~il-SET AZ 80;
An Immense line Of oNlO CONBfNAlloN
FRAMES from soc. 20 $50;
Al sire, RC~TfC1 n hottpm price,,
IN PLUSH. VELVET and SATIN CONbINA-
TONS we show q large assortment;
We show some wonderful bargains IN DOLLS
notably tie one af sl.j0. All vino have cen II
admit n j. worth -. There were only go In
the case. aud no more 10 De had ri any price.
The DOLL Sc -ell 80 sc. g. cheap enough "a Zoe.
our IL DOLL +, the best We have ever shown ana
Richmond people know what that mean''
Country orders should De- sent as carly a- posi-
bic 10 NItN LN-. 1.' bip'd 7'I'c..
Catalogue mailed iico. send for one. no -
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Died. November 30. 1852. ~ lalf-fa.t 9o'ciock
T.. W.. Mr.. MARY r.. JpEDON. IN ne thirty
seventh V,.ir of her ago. leaving devoted husband
and five children 90 mourn her loss.
Her funeral will axe place SUNDAY. December
the 3D. nt O'Clock Il. VI. from her late residence
$500 SIKH street Rockets. Friends and ac-
abundance are respectfully invited 20 attend. .
Departed ihi- life on Friday. December l. So
i'm ihc iwcnt y-ihird ycfrof her 1ec.af her mother
residence. No. 81 north titlh street. SUSIE
BLANCHE. beloved wife of r. sullivan.
Fallen with autumn fallen leaf
Ere vet her SIMMER. noon wa passed.
oar joy Our pride. our darling girl.
What words can match woo so Ha'i.
Her funeral will take place TIL, t-ud1yl
EVENING at3o'ciock from -. Peters Cailedri u.
Tie friend. and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited - attend.
Died. I'm llanchcsicr. December =. So, ~ i:3j
A. M.LANCE MONTAGlE, only child ol VII
li,m aud Alice J.. Walker
Another iit i'm ilCay la sweet ltii.e Hover li'i
bloomrd only Tor God. -
The funeral tlke place THIS l-undayl EVE
MING NJ O'Clock 10 the Ai1nchc-tcr Methodist
church.
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The communication OK l.. /, hardly al
lowable Just now. Judge HUGHES might
be embarrassed IN his rulings if the news
papers were to discuss in a heated manner
the proceedings now going on in his court
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MARRIAGES..

Married. hv the Rev. Thomas G.. addison. rector
of Trinity church. Washington. -. g.. on The BUN
Of November. Se2. Mr.. /EBEDtE NcHlt Dtl,
90 M-- MAGGIE LEE not StNAN; ho'h "i
Richmond. w.
Married al The cpl icopl residence. boy the Rev
Father Hanley. Tuesday evening. November =.
1852. TDW ARD G. GLENN and MAGGIE y.
DUGAN; both If this city.
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MY HOLIDAY GOODS
rad EX NfNATl(

Ny HOLIDAY tOUUS
ARE cow OPEN FOR EXAMINATION
among which are the following articles
p,rsTINCa rNGRAyTNGS. WATER COL
AI.BiiMs from 80 cents upwards ,,,t,, c,sra.
81 f-SJI oDOR-. TOILET, and JEW EL-CNbb5'
piioToGRAPU FRAMES, from 10 cents up
xards over three hundred different stypT -,
EASTLS IN EBONY, GILT. and En- AhhhhHD'
from % cents upwards: .,o,r
Np,PAISTED PLAQUES and PLAGUE
Arr 'P'ipCES IN ANTIQUE BRASS elegantly
framed In plush and bronze;
CORSICFS IN aIi styles made 10 order; So,
PIER and uANTEL MIRRORS, FRENCH anu
ctIpisrWSS and NEW-YFAR CARDS at
wholesale and retail Of al manufacture from
one cent upwards over $1,000 IN stock.
ARTISTIC FRAMING A SPECIALLY.
T.. LEWIS.
noto ol2 Main street
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hessr'. BEcGwnH 4 PARHAN have laid
upon our table the November number Of
BlockN0Od.
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The Internal Taxes.

The Government received during the last
fiscal year the sums named below from the
states named below:
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AMUsEMENTS.

Ia
-r~--~~f~-'-r,-'
H""''"'''' BENEFIT Is
MoZART HALL, DECEMBER ilTH'
nr,ptrsorE PATIENCE AID REFINED
MINSTRELSY.
TWENTY SABLE MAIDENs-TWENTh
DUsKY DRAGONS.
80 RICHMOND BOYS. ~
FULL ORCHESTRA.
Admission. SOC. Reserved seats 25c. extra
nox--heet omen al Ramos & Noes Oh WEDNtS-
DAY. December 9th, nc 81"
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MOZART HALL.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, lsS2.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
FOR THE
POLICE or THE SECOND DISTRICT.
MOZART HALL.

IT, VI. :. PINAFORE.
manuel by The following crew
Admiral Sir JOSEPH Porter. Joseph Mar'lall'
Captain tOrcOrin............'; Lou, ". iIhli'
Rainh Rack Captain +. W. Cunninehanl'
Dick Dead Eye......... ...'''''... y. n tti'''
Bll BOhsay. VA mn hfN'
Inaauhinc Mr.. George j. Hooper,
Ni>, Anuie g. allam,
ButtCrcuu. vi 'i ~ 't'"'''
and piotod by Charles l.. siegel,
WITH FULL CHORUS OF SIXTY VOICES
prire Of admission. SOC: reserved seats Csc.
o,tr,. M Ramos 4 Nose dC 3,l0&l7
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~, FPIENDS.-WuLnu NICHOLSON

~ FRIENDS.-WHu,W NIcHoLsoN,
of Ohio. minister 20 The ~ocicy Of Friend. will
attend mco,lnls for public worship ~ Friend.
Westinghouse. Clay street above Filsi.at u AN.
and 4. VI. TODAY Sunday.
IL MAIN-STREET Gil RI >Tl \ y
CHURCH corner OF Main and Laurel -'rcct7..-
Preaching ~ IL \. ". ly Dr. j. ". WILLIAMS.
- SECOND BAPTIST CIlURCil.-
Rev GEORGE T. WILLIAMS. of south Carolina
viii preach "a ! \. VI. No service 20 night. ~
~ ST. JOHNS EPl : co = 4 L
CHURCU.-lTwcutv-hff and Broad .troot~l.-
Divine service 40 IL :. ". and 7:iJ L. NJ Rev.
y. MCBRNDE officiating.
~ THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PR tYER. MEETING OF TIE METHODIST
CHURCHES OF EGCHNCND AND MtNCllE>-
TER will be held al Trinity church, Twentieth
and Broad -trcet-. THIS sunday AlTErNooN 20
, DEL 1ck.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

III
,,.rpNt-n,,- Vut-pSpAY FRIDAY AMI
SkTI-RDNY.
DrcTNgEu GTII. IAN. srI. AND 0TT,
A<p -tTT-RBAY MATINEE At . L. VI.
,rif'V.s DoI-iiI + MAMMOTH UNCLE TOMS
CAIN COMPANY.
rim pNrN poI-EI 4 COMPANY IN IN
~" i-TFNCF
,tA r-cu Fop FNFiN NT\ITF.
TIN. - ID E.NNNINOI-~ N IT'S PRAISE
lrAiNXy't9 TOpSENs.
,,,i
'OMp NJ MARKS.
tt''hNlFl'N .....,....
PACK DT FFROCIDIS NAN-ltINIiNb
- ET.DOD-UOVND-.
,,,.. ,,.,,- ..r,-,-,>-r .,r-ru-c,porrN
iiih "NLi RIM "a, tslN-r.,rS''
- - u 81, -. :, =, =, ,..'.l' ,.,r~ .-,r
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

TSREE EXHIBITION DAILY
l.. LFWIs's ART-GALLERi,
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COLONIAL COUNCIL, No. 7Gj. A. J.
Y OF H.-OMccr- and members viii attend
meeting Of the Council no Eupert- lill. 600 c1-
Broad street. on ~ t>DAN. December 9TH. sol
1870 i. VI. The Council VIII meet at the aho',
hail mtll further notice.
BY order Of tic Commander.
ROBERT IihREpID.
dc 3-lt Secretary.
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COCIETE FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
- MUTTEL AND DE BlENFAlSANCE DE
RICHMOND. Nlf.-~flucl rcguiiCrc.-ia Re-
union &c Ia Socleilc aurlli,u au Monticello Hall
Dimauchc 3 Dec. dcuX hclrcs and Dcmic - J
du S0ir-tuus les mcmbrc S0ut prie- d'y as-l-tCr.
Mr.. L. Nicc-fonsu &c France and les cN-mcm-
brc- ~ont invite q ctrc present Pour afsIrc. i'm
tcr,staute any Franchise Ge Richmond.
T.. FEEHANDlNL
Gr3-1t Irc-orl,r.
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nEFsTBNesA.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-Thc mem z
vi lor- II flENRICO UNION, No.xEN~
1870. ere rogue ted 10 attend % stated meet y *
ing THIS NlpndIvl EVENING at ~
O'Clock an Masonic li1ll. ou Twcuiy-fflh street
Al Master Mason, Ga rood standing are frat.r-
ually invited.
rs order Of the ".
WILLIAM WILSON. secretary.
DECEMBER 4 IH, s. l.. 5ss2. 4. -. ls~2.
dr 3-ilf
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DOCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CHRISTMAS At y. LEOSAND'-.
COS Main -trcot, few doors below Ninth.

CHRISTMAS At y. LEONADU-.
COS Main -trcot, few doors below Niutb.
Ny holiday opening has INST hcgui. ana pro
rqrrd 10 display the largest and mo~t elegant D.
turtincnt Of HOLIDAY GOODS over offered h'
me before. and lm sure tiat my ih-uls VINO He-
sire % make chri-im gift VIII bc NOR ul1n
pleased with my assortment. a- n ht, been care
I'M, elected with yic,S f1 suit the tastes Il all.
a siporbllne If CHRISTMAS CARDS from Eng
h-h. German. and American mlli.tci lte.s-,SeiN
~ ~N-. ODOR-r A~lS. WOEN-BONE~. HAND
.TRgIfIIF-. GLOVE. JEW FL. and FANCY
BONEs; FANCY GILT PANL,Ls and PANEi;;
GOODS. iuciudius Lndle7' ~lf'hel-, fgch.i-
Book, Purse. e.. GOLD Al TOMATO TN
.CUs.PFNCII CHAINS ana PENS . specially.
GIFT BOOKS tor oli and young Large a,-ori-
rcnf OF GAME~-Lagomachd " ord-Nakiug,
P1rchse-i Popular Author. s..
ENGLISH tUATTERBoN. 7Jc.
fiuc fine o. PRAY FRS aud li) hN Nj. PIG
TURE-FRAML~. So.
Don't FORGET THE PLACE
LEONARD'>
no 30 10. 9nS Main street.
(IlRIsTMAS CARDS.
w hau opon oar large ana varied a---ormnt
CHRISTMAS CARDS
on MONDAY. November 27th. and cordially in-
wife an o. call and make their SELECTION from 'he
large and eNten I've display offered hy H.
BDOEs # every description aud price.
no 2B WEST. JOHNSTON * 90.
CRocERIEs. HQEoRs. &c.
ELEGANT DOMESTIC PRESERVES
IL Gu ialf-gallou iar.l.
WAX.CnaEEIt-s, QlI.iiNC( RI pIA'lihr
SIR Az BERRIES and ENGLISH EA~pBi. r.
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CHRISTIAN C0URTEsY-FIrE ~ NORTH DAN
VILLE-GECIISES Observation-Disclosures
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE wR0AG M
PRESTON REMOVED.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-30

cut twice bridged. Convenience and neces- sity should determine this matter and if there was necessity grant this charter But there Is no necessity.
 Mir. Price offered & resolution that the Parallel road should not be allowed to issue bonds in excess of 8;}5, GOO per mile, and such bonds may be issued whenever ten miles of road have been constructed.
 Mr. Scoield of Stamford, moved to amend Mir Price's amendment making the sum $4O, 900. Passed. The amendment as amended was then passed.
 MT. Cothren, of Woodbury, moved to amend, providing that any sale of franchises or lease of railroad or sale of the same, o, the bankruptcy of said company shall work forfeiture of this charter. MT. Cothren supported his resolution in brief speech.
 MT. Ripley opposed the amendment of Mir Cothren and on @ vote being taken tht amendment was lost.
 At 4:35 MT. Scofield, of Stamford, took th | floor He said that he had proposed to mak 1 & speech in favor of the bill but he though the subject had been entirely exhausted ant i he therefore moved the previous question: MT. Williams moved that when the vote l taken it be by yeas and nays. Passed i The roll call was commenced and before | had proceeded far it was evident that tn l friends of the Parallel road were in tn
 majority, and the result proved the same t | be true. There were 21G votes cast, 12 I being for the Parallel charter and 91 against
 majority of 34 in favor.
 l The vote was concluded at , o'clock an
 immediately after the House adjourned unt
 Thursday morning at 1O:3O o'clock. |
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State Correspondence
eHujl jlGDp,E

Parmelee Post, G. A. R., made their dra- matic entertainments of the past week a suc= cess a:.>, made $ handsome sum of money from them.
 The winter term of the schools in the Union school district will close next Friday.
 The house where the Rev. G. W. Banks resides has been sold to s. B. Chittenden, jr., and Mir. Banks has bought the Labbodie place on the west side of the public square and Is making some repairs and alterations of the same, and will occupy it about the middle of next month.
 Landlord Sherman (Guilford HoteD is lay ing the foundation for a barn upon his prem ises, of 22x42 feet.
 The number of families that are changing tenements is much greater this year than for the last two.
 Mrs. Shelley, widow of Mir. Lewis Shelley, has rented the Minor Bradley place at the northwest corner of the public square.
 Our carpenters are busy in making about the usual amount of repairs on Guilford res 1dences at this season of the year, and some new work, the painters with their brushes and the doctors with colds and pneumonia.
 Sachem Head Canning company have about dozen men and boys employed making cans and have from seventy five to hundred acres of tomatoes contracted for the coming season.
 March 2S.
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Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in ar INoURABLE LUNG DISEASE OR CONSUMPTION BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES do moi disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but AoT DIRECTLY ON THE INFLANIEI MA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, CATARRH and the THROAT TROUBLES which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches have been rec commended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25c. 0 box everywhere.
 a10 T1ThFriS,w1y
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Diphthepiia.

cold or sore throat may not seem to amount to much, and If promptly attended to can easily be cured; but neglect is often followed by consumption or diphtheria. No medicine has ever been discovered which acts so quickly and surely in such cases as PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. The prompt use of this anUG{uable remedy has saved thousands of lives.
 PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is not an experiment.. It has been before the public for forty years, and is most valued where 1t is best known
 few extracts from voluntary testimonials read as follows:
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 Have used PAIN KILLER in my family for forty GEW1s, WaYnesboro. Ca. u ~ 'O -''--'--s1>-''O- q | began using PAIN KILLER in my family twenty found no medicine to take it's pace.-B. W. DYER, For wfoopng ra and eroup it is the best d made We iS6 Moud Id not be without it, For twenty.five years iI' have used PAIN KILLER for colds and chapped lips, and consider it the best N. c.
 :, was suffering severely with bronchitis and my any oo ad7ised to try yoar FA1S and after taking few doses was completely cured.-T. WILKINSON.
 Dr. WALTON writes from Coshocton: Your PAIN KILLER cures diphtheria and sore throat. alarm ingly prevalent here, and has not been known to fail in single instance. This fact you should make known to the world.
 Mrs. ELLEN B. MASON writes: My son was taken violently sick with diPhthera, high fever and cold chills. So many children have died here, afraid to call physician, and tried your PAIN KILLGR He e. was & taken on Sunday and on derful cure, and wish it could be known to the poor mothers who are losing so many children.
 For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has no equal It cures when everything else fails.
 Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of PAIN KILLER 4n the house is a safeguard that no family should be without.
 All druggists sell 1t at 25c., 5Oc.. and SLIGO per bottle.
 PERRY DAVIS & SON, Propretors,
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New York Produce Market.

FLOUR-Dull and lower in some instances; No. 2, S2 9Oa4 co; superfne, $4 O0a4 60 southern flour steady common to choice extra, S5 20a5 80.
 WHEAT-1a2c. lower, unsettled and heavy; No 5 red. s1 34a1 34K; No. do, S1 41a1 422z No. white, $1 37 No 2 red, April, $1 41Aa1 41H do. May, S1 39s&n7 Al do. June, $1 3524a1 s62S. CORN-1aNc. higher and strong No 2 mixed, OATS-Cash lots higher and strong options a shade n lover " No & & white 50 No M do 59 No + 56}4 do. April, 52h
 RYE-Firm; No 3, 9l.
 BARLEY-Strong ungraded Canada S1 IT.
 PORK-Ftrn1 and quiet mess, $17 5Oal7 621I: LARD-Strong and active $1l TX cash and April Sl1 271@ for May.
 WHTSKEY-NonIinal.
 PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm united ssK crude in barrels, 634a726
 BUTTER-StilI rules at very fu Il rates, with B tinued good demand State, 25a4 western, 15a43 i; Elgin creamery, 45.
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EnDOTtanGs

When you visit or leave New York city, save baggage expressage and carriage hire, and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central depot, 45O rooms, fitted up al a cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Ele Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first-class hotel in the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-30
Aail10a0s, Gt.

Kew EagGlz HEd Derby Yailr0ad. Train srrangelnen. commencing Nov T. 1881,
 LEAVE NEW EAEEE
 1t 7:05 and $50 IT., G0o 5-25 f.fs .-4 11.nG, v,
 LEAVE ANSONJA At 5:5G, 9:01 and l1:42 a. rn., 8l5 srd TBS c. IT. Connections made at hpsonta with uasz.nr.r trains of the Naugatuck rail-osd and at New HsysZ with the principal trains ot other roads centsyine there. 2. 8. OUTWARD Sunt New Haven, Nov. 5, 1881. no29
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On Thiyty Da ys' Trial.
 We will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated ElectroVotaic Belts and other Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to young and older persons who affiict- ed with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality etc., teeing speedy relief and complete restoration of vgor and manhood Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia Pa ralysis Liver and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures and many other diseases Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address Votaic Belt Co.,, Marshal Mich
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-30

The Senate assembled at 10:30 o'clock, Lieutenant Governor Bulkeley in the chair.
 Petitions in favor of the charter of the New York, Connecticut and Boston railroad, signed by residents of Stamford, Darien, Will ton, Ridge1ield and Norwalk were presented by Senator Hoyt.
 The Committee on Agriculture reported a substitute bill forbidding the killing of wood cock ruffed grouse or quail for the purpose of carrying the same beyond the limits of the State for sale.
 The bill exempting puppies under four months of age from registration was passed. z Bill amending the charter of the city of Hartford. Explained by Senator Hills and passed
 Resolution granting Thomas Lamb, of Brooklyn. 5000 for compensation for work done on the Capitol building; tabled.
 The act establishing board of pardons to consist of the Governor, judge of the Su preme Court and four members, two to be chosen annually by the Legislature, only one of which shall be from the same political party. The bill was explained by Senators Upson and Seymour and passed unnani- iously.
 Soon after the calendar was begun it was decided to adjourn on account of the debate ill the House. At f1:2O the Senate adjourned until Thursday at 10:3O Q. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-30
A Sure Cure.

A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection with syringe combined. All druggists, $1,
 Druggists say that Lydia Pinkham's Vege table Compound is the best remedy for fe male weakness that they ever heard of, for il gives universal satisfaction. Send to Mrs Lydia B. Pinkham 233 Western avenue, Lynn Mass, for pamphlets mar25 Ct 1w
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Steamboat Line fer New For:
Fare S1, including Berth,

Ae1s For the Round Trip, sI.so. The steamer c. l. N0RTHkH Ca, ;ss954zzzsszls.J. J. G. BoTns, will Iesgs EeE Hsvsn 1z:oo p. na, sundays excepted s.ztarcorD1 so1d , once o4 Reck Bishop, 219 Chapel strsS4 S-S - hiocEs Drug Store, corner Chapel and Cbu-cb rt.
 steamer CONTINENTAL, Capt. F. J PscE I..,.. NeE Haven st l0-lS A. m-, Sundays excepted
 FROM NEW YORK-The C. H NORTH1u r..,. Peck Slip st p. m. and the CONVENIENTLY .. 1I.s1 At 12 o'clock midnight nlsnts
 sunday Night Boat for New York. u: me Steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt Snow leaves Ns~ street, commencing st D. ra e' NA>Pe1 tic1e9 are sold and baggage checked thrcusb ke ton -1--@-"le ma nAAo1nR- jy1s Lsg . u.p, ~