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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather and light showers, southeast to
southwest winds, stationary or slight rise
in temperature, stationary or lower barome-
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Excursion parties, or those leaving the
city, desirous Of obtaining supplies, will 20
to Christian & Whites, where they will
find the largest and most complete stock
south of New York, and at low figures
They are general agents for Hatopp's cele.
brated Virginia claret. r-.'1- $780,.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptlcs, Bilious Sufferers, victims of Fever and
Ague. the Mcreuria-Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell You by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston Of Spirits SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
&C., &C., ,.o,
This unriyallcd southern remedy Is warranted
not 30 contain a single particle Of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
IL you feel drowsy, debilitaied, have frequent
he.dschc. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or Hblnousness." ana nothing VIII cure you 50
speediiy and permanently as 70 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IL is given with safety aud The happiest results TO
the most delicate infant. II takes the place OF qui-
nine and bfters Of every kind. II IL thc cheapest
purest aud best "a mily medicine In the world.
beware of counterfcts. Take only the genuine,
IN white Wrapper with red In front, prepared by
J.Ii ZEILlN co. - ,..o
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtAaSO
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MANCHESTER TAXES.
TAXES.

| am now ready to receive the CITY AND
SCHOOL TANEs. Al rersons paying the whole
Of The same on or before July Isl VIII be entitled
10 rebate Of per cent. on the city tax. All per
sons paving one half Of the same ON or before
July lst viii be entitled 10 rebate of 2S per cent
on said half Of city tax, and rebate OF per
| cent. on the last half II paid by November lst.
J.W. BRONAUGH, JR.,
e e23-tJyl Treasurer City Of Manchester
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SUIT ABOUT WATER-POwER.- The Circuit
Court Of Richmond was engaged up to the
hour OF adjournment yesterday in trying
the case Of the Richmond Paper-Mill Com
pany Us. The Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company for alleged non-compli-
ance with their contract to furnish them a
sufficient supply OF water. MeSsrs. Frank
W. Christian and w. w. Gordon appear
for the paper-mil company, and Mcssrs.
Johnston, Williams d Boulware for the
railroad company. The following special
jury was cmpanelled to try the case: Sam
uel c. Shield, John II. Leftwich. ON. Mar
shall, W. r. lIarwood, s. 5. Carter, j. G..
Sinton, Il. A. Chalkley, W. A. Sublett,
George ID. ThaXton, Stephen Putney, J. NJ.
Noting, and y. X. Savage.
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CONvIcTs RECEIVED Edward Herndon
and Pomp Scott alias Armstrong were re-
ceived at the penitentiary yesterday from
Lynchburg-the former TO serve one year
and the latter four years.
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CITY TAXES.
n d II | G Il

This Office will DE OPEN DAILY from the l3Iii
TO THE SOTH JUNE, between the hours oi y
O'Clock A. VI. and o'clock l. VI. ih,lu'n' = ~, ,
nnrno-e of receiving from any person charged
with .. ,,,x,ra
the WHOLE or ONE HALF of the amount of Tax
charged. aud 5 per centun Will be added Ia tht
n,o,,u, ~ tax charged IN cyerS case where ths
n,rty Assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one
faIf within the time so limited. .....
""'' "'''' \. K. W0ODSON,
ie 2-3Ot 'ohec'or'
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ALL THE STYLES IN LOwrA,

GoODS-euca y, "
PUMPS, SLIPPERS, OXfoRDs, TO button and
tie;
NEWPORTS, LOW-CJT NEWPORT (nc~l;
GENTLEMEN's MOROCCO, KID, CALF, and
ENAMEL-LEATIitR LOW GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS, CulIDRES'S, and INFANTS
Low SHOES;
A nne line SPRINGFIELD SHOES IA NEw-
PORTS, BUTTON OXtoRDS, aud STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES' and GENrLEMEN'S LOW
FLAT-HEEL, BROAD-BOrToM, and fLEx-
IBLE-SOLE SHOES;
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, vALlsEs, RAILROAD
! BAGS, &C, J. A. GRiGG,
eA Tenth and Main streets.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

docs not contain whiskey or alcohol and will not
blaclen the teeth or cause headache and constlpa-
tion.
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THE MILD yet effective action Of TARRANT's
sELTZER APERIENT upon the stomach and bow
els commends IL most highly to the most delicate
no less than to the most vigorous constitutions.
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There is noihiug more refreshing than " Mon
trosc" Juep At Gus. DELARUE's. mex, 10 the Dis
,.0fcl otlpg
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n,ssoIUTIoNs a pARTNERsHIrs

RICHMOND, VA, June 23, 1882.
TUE FIRM OF SMOOT IL KEMPLE Is
/ this day dissolved by limitation. j. IL. htN.
~ y settle, the business OF the old firm. aud viii
continue the GENERAL COMMISSION Busl.
MSS A. heretofore 1T the old stand of sNoOT
ErnPIy. ". q. sMOOT
je 24-3t' J' H. hEhihH'
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browns IRON BITrERs.
TIIE SECRET
Of the universal success OF

Of the universal success OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
4. s,mply this II Is the best iron preparation ever
made: IL compounded on thoroughly scientific,
chemical. and medicinal principles, and does Just
vhai Is claimed for it--nO more and no less
By thorough and rapid assimilation with the
blood II reaches every part OF the system, healing
purifying, and strengthening. Commencing at the
t,podation, II builds up and restores lost health
10 no other way can lasting bcncat lie obtained
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done
the DISPATCH PEINTISG-IloUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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parcsraIs and Lirie =.

Mayor Darlington will leave the city to.
day for weeks recreation in the noun
tains Of Pennsylvania and New York. Du-
ring his absence l.. l.. Bass, Esq, president
Of the Board Of Aldermen, will be the act
ing Mayor.
Rev. II. c. Cheaiham, pastor Of Glou-
coster circuit, Virginia Conference, has
exchanged pulpits with Rev. W. G.. Starr
for three weeks, and will serve the Broad
Street congregation three Sabbaths in sue
cession, beginning with next Sunday. He
was formerly in charge Of Union-Station
in this city, and is said TO be an excellent
preacher.
The annual examination OF the pupils OF
the Hebrew Sunday school will be held at
Eevcnth-Street synagogue on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, at which parents
and friends Of the school will bc present.
Thursday night about - O'Clock por-
ton Of the new culyert on Seventh street
between Clav and Leigh streets cayed in,
and one OF the hands, Joseph Marshall
(colored), was painfully injured. He was
taken charge of by the police and con-
veyed TO his home, No. 72l Seventeenth
street.
Last night the members OF "F" Compa-
ny serenaded their newly-elected officers,
and also some OF the ey-membcrs OF the
command.
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Distinguished physicians and cl,rgymen u.s.
CoLDEN's LiEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGORATOR. In pint bottles, In PIE
ference 10 anything else Tor Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Nervousness, Debility, and Weakness. Ask for
COLien's, take no other. OF drnggists generally.
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At this season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent and many hrcs 0re lost through lack Of
knowledge Of q safe and sure remedy.
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THE EsTHETEs ARE WONDERING
II there be special virtue IN ATKINsoN'S Toilet
Goods, used 50 largely by our most beautiful
ladies
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

..MONTRosE," "B SELECT" "ALPuA," and all
liquors sold by ". u. BLAIR & 60. are pure.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

THE LENSES used In the CULLuLofD EYE
GLASSES are ground with scientific accuracy
They are free from chrOmatic alterations, and
produce brightness and di,tinctness of vision. For
sale by ali leading jewellers and opticians.
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KmLER

is a sure cure for Diarrhma, Dyscntcry, SUMMER
Complaint Cholera Morbus. etc., and Is perfectly
sufS,
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ST. JoHN's DAY.-To-day is the festival
Of st. John the Baptist, a day Of peculiar
interest to the Masonic fraternity. All the
Blue Lodges in this city except Amity, No.
7G, install their officers to-day.
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have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR In my
extensive practice for The Last four years, and can
not find It's equal for bilious collie dyspepsia sick
or nervous headache, and constipation.
YOurs truly, JAMES VI. SHORT. W. D.,
3ntlcrylle. Arb.
Genuine prepared only 10y j. II. ZELIN Il Co.
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BATHfNC SUITS,
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
ICE-CEEAM THAT Is PURE.

STRAWBERRY lCE-CREAM.
VANILLA ICE-CREAM,
LEMON IcE-CREAM,
PEACH ICE- CREAM,
CHOCOLATE iCE-CREAM,
made from the Eurcst materials and If you want
any for Sundays dinner leave your orders To-
DAY ut ANDREW PIZZISTs,
s07 Broad street.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoADl

CObfANI,
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1852.
NOTICE.-The books for the transfer OF
" tho stock of thi company WILL III CLOSED
from 3 O'Clock T.. VI. June 2O' ihnZ, untii III
o'clock \. VI. July >, lsez. H. bhoohf,
a. OTct Secretary.
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$500 will be paid forauy case that HOP BrTTEEs
VIII not cure or help. Doubt no..
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. "a, 1892.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIOS OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
Entered at the Post-ofcc at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.
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FOR RENT.

>-~-~~~> ~-e~>--~~~>~>~~>-,>.>>
ZINE FARM FOR RENT, SITU-A
II ATED on CURLE's NECK. For PARK
iiculars call at Olce No. 4, Stttc-Bank building,
between the hours of . 4. VI. and 8 l.. VI.
lie 22-ftI
NOR RENT OR SALE, LOCUST a.
II DALE ACADEMY, In Madison county, NJ
four mites from Rapiddn station, consisting OF "a
LARGE TWO->IORN BUILDING, with n large
hall 3ON50, three recitation rooms, dormitorieS
for hfty students. Comparatively new. and con-
struciel especially for school purposes.
4 DWELLING Of ten rooms. In good conditiop,
all nece so.Iy out-bulldings: twenty-0ne or forty
eight acres Of land attached, well set In grass For
further particulars apply 10
LARkIN WILLIS or
MRS. \. j. GORDON.
Locust Dale Post-Oiicc,
je slim Madison county, Va.
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Sc. only for q PIc.NIc CIGAR.
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lic 24-codlwI
PERRY DAyIs's PAiN.KILLER.

GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
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Use only BROWNS IRON BITTERs, made by
Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore. Crossed
80 lines aad trade mark on wrapper
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GROCERIES. Lr0UoRS. dc.

GAIT SALT
$4,000 SACKS
LIVERPOOL FACTORY-FILLED
AND
GROUND ALUM SALT.
ron SALE ~ STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
Best brands--
DEAK1NS.
MOKTHINGTON,
HERBERT.
FhLK,
BUCKLEY.
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DIZZINESS,

NERVOUS DEBILITY,
WEAKNESS, &C.
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CANNED BROOK TROUT,
~ CANNED SALMON,
CANNED CRABS.
CANNED MAG kEREL,
New lot GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
LAUNDRY SOAP, great variety.
TOILET SOAP, great variety.
CIGARS. SMOKING and tliEWINn-TO-
EACtO:
PICKLES. RASPBERRY JAM. MARMLADF,
PRIME GOSHEN aud COUNTRY BUTTER, at
MCCARTHY & HAYNES,
ie 10 G27 east Broad street.
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HEARTBURN,
sLEEPLESSNESs,
DIZZINESS,
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II WILL CURE

DYSPEPsIA.
INDIGESTION,
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
nELIGHTED PEOPLE!
Thousands are delighted by the wonderful bar
gains In BOOTS, SHOES. SLIPPERS, and
TRUNKS purchased at the c!osing-ont Sslc of
JACOB MAY,
tel5 COZ Broad street.
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he Peace Congress.

Chicago, 19.-WaShington special {:
Comment on the fact Of the Presi-
dent in his message on the Ameri-
can congress, yesterday. took back
water. and readily advocated the
step for which Frelinghuysen tar.
Oily replaced Blaine; the only differ
ence is, this one places responsibility
on the Congress of the United
States. Blaine is reported as much
amused, but believes nothing will
result from this peace conference,
whether Congress takes action or
not. He says foreign nations which
have already been invited once, and
now that the matter is coming be-
fore Congress for approval, will
naturally say, if it is approx ed, per-
haps the Supreme Court would like
to pass upon the question, and we had
better wait before accepting. In
other words, the whole proposition
has now passed into the domain OF
burlesque.
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Macleau's Case.

London. 19.-At the reading to-
day, Lord Chief Justice Colleridge,
charged the grand jury in the case
of Roderick Maclean, who attempted
to shoot the Queen. His LOrdship
said that state trials in England had
been rare; but the law bearing on
the ease, though over 500 years
old, was undOubted; the facts as
narrated In the dispositions OF the
witnesses being clearly supported
charge. 4 number Of persons IN
the court room wore primrOses.
Lord Beaconsfeld's faverlte flower,
in memory of the late earl, to-day
being the anniversary Of his death.
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PresIdentIs1 IIlnessI Expense

Washington, 19.-The House
committee to audit the expenses OF
President Garfeld's illness, have
made a report which was referred to
the committee of the whole. 1t al
lows Mrs. Garfield $50, 100, less any
amount the President had received
for his salary. Bliss, $50, 600, Agnew
$4,000, Hamilton, $1,000, Reyburn,.
$4,000; Mrs. Edison, $1,000; Crump
$4,000; the secretary Of the navy,
S1,SS2; Undertaken Spear, S1,S35 ;
c. n. Jones, ElberOn, Sl,092; and
other amo Ints varying from SOC.
to $1,000. 1t retires Barnes with
the rank of major general anC
authorizes the promotion of Wood
ward to the rank and pay OF lleG'
tenant colonel.
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ForeIgn Flashes

London, 19.-The Mansion House
Jewish committee consents to work
in perfect accord with the various
American committees.
AdVIces from BusnOs, Ayres
March "a, state that Admiral Lynch
had ordered a military tribunal to
assemble at Lima, to try Arenas, and
all those who signed Pierclas' mani
festO melting revolution in Are
quipa.
Tunis, 19.-It is asserted that the
movements Of Turkish troops in
Tripoli have prevented the submits
sion Of certain Tunisian insurgents.
The French are greatly irritated,
and regard the occupation of certain
points on the frontier of TripOh as
indispensable.
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HEaVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

nRE E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IL Treatment, specific for HysteriA, Dis;
ziness, Commissions, Nervous Hesdnche, Mem
tal Depression, Loss OK Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused BY over.exeEtion, oyer.iEdu /.
gence, excuses or overTork Of the brain
which leads TO Paralysis, decay and desth.
One box VIII cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatnent. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for I'VE dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by as for six boxes, Gceom-
pan led With Eve dollars, We viii send the
puE chsSer our written guarantee 70 return the
mo nex if the treatment doe not eject cure.
a : rantees issued only by 2. c. II. 1. Drug
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Shocking Affair

St. Joseph, 19.-Intelligence is re-
ceiyed here Of a shocking affair at
Barnard, thirty miles from this city.
A tramp murdered a man named
Alkire, last night, in cold blood.
The citizens turned out and ran the
tramp to cover, and found him shell
tered securely in a lot of cordwOod.
where he could not be got at. They
finally determined to blast him out.
Bottles filed with petroleum were
placed against the barTieade, fol-
lowed by lighted cotton. The heat
ultimately forced the tramp out,and
on his appearance he was riddled
with bullets, fifteen holes being
found on him. No papers, letters
or anything leadind to his Identi6ca-
ton we're found. It is thought he
was insane.
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Quebec, 29.-The following dread
full story is received from the bar
rem and inhOspitable shores of Lab
radOr. A Letter received from Point
Des Monts, several hundred miles
below Quebec, dated March I'D, and
signed L. f. Tafford, gives the
account of violent storms which
prevailed from the 25th of Septem-
Der last to the end of autumn.
Fishermen were unable to lay in
any supplies for winter, the entire
means of subsistence of the poor
people being thus cut off. To add
to the horror of the situation, the
establishment of Messrs. OuleGte s.
CrOteau, at Hentrole, containing q
quantity of supplies, was burned
with its contents in December.
The winter hunting expedition
failed completely. Several people
left at Pentrole by those who took
to the woods have been found dead.
Among them are two heads of fam
lilies, Lawrence and Pierre Crepau,
and one each of their children.
Their families were found dying of
inanition. The suffsrings Of the
survivors were increased by the de-
scent of Indians from the woods.
whose means of subsistence had en-
tirely given out. The poor settlers
had nothing to offer them but some
flesh and the oil of seals, which they
ravenously devoured. If navigation
does not open early scores Of people
will die of starvation before aid can
reach them. There is already fear
that inhuman crimes may be COM
mitted in the terrible struggle for
life.
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miscellaneous.

New York. 19.-E6ward J. VAN
bah, a well-knOWn negro minstrel,
died yesterday.
Washington, 19.-It has been de-
cided to send the United States
steamer IToquoiS, now at Mare
Island, California, to the relief of
the officers and crew Of the Rodgers
London, 19.-The city and SubUr-
ban handicap was won by "Pas-
sale" formerly owned by Lorillard.
Ottawa, 19.-The Western Union
has secured the Great North West
ern Telegraph Co.
st. Louis, 19.-The merchants ex-
change and cotton exchange Of this
city sent a telegram to President
Arthur this afternoon, thanking
him warmly for his message to the
Senate on the Mississippi improve
ments.
Jefferson City, Mo-, 19.-The leg
islature has convened to re-district
the state.
Chicago, 19.-Mrs. EXPIRES. Hayes
is in the city.
Cincinnati, 19.-MrS. S. J. Gray,
(colored), who sued the Cincinnati
Southern for refusing her admit
lance to the ladies' car, last August
on q first-class ticket, has been
awarded $1,000 damages by the
United States court.
Boston, 19.-The British steamer
Renpor was abandoned in sinking
condition, April 13, in ice. She had
a cargo Of 100 tons of iron and
5000 bags Of potatoes.
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Office were destroyed, and all tele-
graphic communication, except upon
one short railroad wire, is cut off.
1t is understood surgical aid has
been summoned from all adjacent
points, and the Missouri Pacific
Railway furnished special trains to
transport assistance and supplies to
the sufferers. The financial loss
will aggregate many thousand
dollars.
Renick, Mo-, ia severe storm
passed over here at last night, and
blew off two or three roofs, turned
around building or two, and tore
down fences trees, ETC., in great
numbers. It seems to have been
part of the storm that struck
Brownsville.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLVII CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 19.-The Mississippi
and Missouri River improvement
bill was then considered.
Senator Harrison argued at length
in favor of government control of
the Mississippi and jurisdiction
over the Improvements. Navigation
of a uniform low water depth of
ten feet below st. Louis, would
practically bring $4,000 miles of the
shore of the Missouri River and
tributaries to tide water. No other
act of Congress could prove so
effective in the regulation of rail-
road charges as the competent i'm
proVement of the water ways. Deep
water will enable US charter vessels
and use the river. The matter was
a national case. The Mississippi and
tributaries touched eighteen states
and three territories, which yielded
most of the grain and cotton of the
country, and needed transportation.
He was opposed to government
spending money on leveeS. The
bill went over.
The agricultural appropriation
bill passed. 1t appropriated S414,OOO.
The Presidents message on the
South American congress was re-
ferred to the committee on foreign
relations.
The postoffice appropriation bill,
after some discussion regarding the
disagreements of the conference
commission, was referred to the
committee on appropriations.
Adjourned.
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SPECIAL SALE OF MILLINERY
AND HAIR GOODS.

For two weeks, commencing April
Sd, l will close out one of the finest
lines of millinery and hair goods
ever offered in this market, consist
ing of French chips, $1.50; child
ren's hats, from 80 cents up;
switches, from so cents up; waves
and wigs a speciality. l respect
fully invite the ladies to call and ex-
anime my varied and select stock.
Mrs. j. TAFT.
No. 1877 First South street, opposite
Kimball block.
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a Grand scheme.

Paris, l9,-The Cabinet council
has approved the scheme of De
Lesseps for cutting a canal through
the neck of land dividing the Gulf
Of Gabes from the Salt marshes and
the low-lying parts of the Desert of
Sahara to the south Cf Tunis. 1t is
expected the sea will, by virtue of
this cutting, once more ill up the
Sahara. The political advantage to
be obtained by the scheme will be
the isolation of Tunis and Algeria,
by creating a water barrier between
them and TTipoli. The cost of the
canal is estimated ct $4,000, 900
francs.
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