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To tho GentIemen OF the stnte.

Gentlemen who prefer ta-ir apparel made
TO order In correo. aud elegant style, can
not do better than 10 patrouizs tho re-
noNnCd estAb ishmont OF Dou las Bros,
who transacts the largest exclusive
merchant tailoring business in
the State OF Texas. To convince
yourselves OF this important fact yon
have only - visit their house where you
wi fnd a magnificent and complete stock
OF cloths, Suitable for spring and summer
wear, embracing oil the novelties OF the
season and comprlsod OF the finest fabrics
produced by the looms of this country or
OF Europe, aud calculated to please every
variety OF tate. CT gems OF Dallas are ia
millar. and have been for yesre, with the
preceding truths in regard 90 their ability
tor doing frst-clsss work, tut 10 many
residents of neighboring cities and towns
this information may be Pleasant surprise
and induce them 10 supply tn ir wants
where their wishes csn be folly suhBerved.
When visiting Dallas cali upon Douglas
Bro, leave your mes. IRE and complete sat
isfsction will be guaranteed to you. Your
prospects for obtaining perfect TT will be
greatly enhanced thereby. aud you will not
have u mourn over hopeless insists be-
auesthed TO you bv the travelling thinkers.
who 50 often represent themselves 70 he
whn, they or not. Remember the famous
address. DOUGLAS Bios.
703 Main street. Dallas.
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wORDEN & SMITH,
Head the Procession in Cnrriagct, Wa
ous and Hlacksmithing

Head the Procession in Carriagct, Wag
ons and Blncksmithing
la strOiling AROUND Yesterday HERALD
recorter happened TO find the old HERALD
office, now 702 Houston street, corner OF
Elm. In this old building, one OF the land
marks OF the city, where the HERALD vas
published in lang syne now Messrs. Wor-
den e Smith have an extensive blacksmith
snd wagon establishment. They do AL
kinds OF work in their line with dispatch,
ueatness and in tt 10, finish and excellence
of workmanship unsurpassed anywhere in
the entire country. They keep constantly
on hand the very best OAK timber for wag.
ons and carriages, selected with care and all
dried and seasoned ready for use
Being skillful workmen they turn
out no Jobs not tirst-gliss, not
~xectlg what they represent 1t to
be, aud quick ales and email profits being
their motto, they are prepared to do WORK
Just as cheap rs the cheapest-down u pan
rock prices, in fact the senior member Of
the FIRM, Uncle Bill Wordsn, ever ybody
knows aud loves, and Mr.. Smith the junior
member, has a host Of friends. They ere
Just finishing two beer wagons for the An
neuser Brewing company for this city, and
they are superb pieces OF band work hand
soma, ornate strong, and really artistic m
finish, especially tbs paintings done by Mr..
Wtlf who is in their mploy, and who mas
10 superior as n carriage pGiuter and artist.
They are home institution. and home IL
stitutions should always be patronized.
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HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists and Whole
sale Dealers In mineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne CT
der, Etc.

Are prepared 10 furnish tho trade with
apollinaris, stliger and WaukeshR
waters in casks OF fifty bottles at the very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger ale
in casks OF ten dozen bottles; their New
Jersey and Napoleonic BRANDS of cham
payne cider 10 the pure juice of ripe, sound
apples, treated in a similar manner as Is
grape Juice Tor making champagne wine.
These brands they sell under guarantee
to be su oerlor 10 any cider upon tho mar
kct Sold IN casks of Blk dozen quarts. All
goods sold by us are guaranteed ID give
satisfaction or the money Will be refunded.
The above goods are sold on thirty days
time only, aud none OF our travelling sales.
men are authors ed to vary from the above,
HUGaEs BRog. a. Co.,
Dallas TeXag
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The T. 6. =. 10 now the only limo O. New
Orleans with out ferry transfer.
TNrEnrAINMENrs.

Professor Fowler will deliver lecture TO-.
night AZ tue opera.house on the 80 enoe Of
phrenology, Alniasi1n free
Coal Burgess Is with L'ayt's min'tro!a.
Saturday afternoon has been chosen by
Professor Fowler 10 lecture 60 ladies' eSclu-
slvsly His subject WI be, "Woman
Should Kaow Hsr,,li Her Sex, sud All
she Gan Learn A bout Hersalt' Eytry wu-
man should nave this knowledge. " ll.on'
break down In the very threshold OF wo'
manhood whom litilc maternal inslruc-
ton and care would save from u lifelong
fcsblenes. aud misery. This knowledge
woman must est somehoS. III she does
u.tg.t 70 from books and lectures, she gcIe
Il by Fad experience, for nature wi not al
low woman TO always remain ignor no OF
herself. The greatest nee oil the age, r.Rnt
feminine instruction, Professor Fowler VIII
impart IN this lecture.
Seats for the minstrels 30 on sale et 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Sig. Augustine Montegriffo 10 the tenor
OF the Minnie Hsuk Grand operate Con-
Ger, company.
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FREDERICK T. FRYIrNaHuYsKN.
THE KEIFER-BOYNTON INvEsTIGA'
TION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-[Press When
the Keller. Boyn ton comm ttee met, Cole
man. counsel for Ke,ler, stated that the
witnesses expec ed this morning had not
arrived, and asked postponement Tor one
day. w
Murray, OF Coiumbus Onio. a. witness Tor
General X eifer who testified Keller told
him of the alleged interview with B)ynton,
but the committee would not allow
him TO give the details Of the
conversation as related TO him by
Keller. Witness said he had known Boyn'
ton for twenty years; that his reputation
was good; never heard his character for in
teerity questioned until now; have
heard II said that he is man OF strong
preIudices and strong Hksl and di.likes;
had heard charges that Boynton attacked
public men maliciously and Without four'
dation. ,s =,
the haste with which the committee pressed
them "a the presentation OF their case.
The chairman aud Mr.. Poland thought
the rem AXIS Of Keller and his counsel en-
Coleman apologEed to the oommittee'
and Al The suggestion OF Keifer adjourn
mont was taken until Saturday.
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WASHINGTON.
The Herald Correspondents Daily ard
Interesting Budget.
A Dramatic Scene rranSplres In the
Lower House.
The Story OF the Resoluio and the
Alert.
The German Whistler Interviewed on
Those Resolutions.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items
CONVENTION GOSSIP.

WAsHrNaros. Feb. 2l.-Gspeclall M
Reagan to-day received the proxy Of ex'
Governor Sockdalo TO represent him at the
meeting Of the democratic national commit
tee tomorrow. Mr.. Rsagan is In favor OF
81 Louls for the convention.
A canyas tonight at the centres Of gossip
shows that Saratoga is getting to be favor
ite with eastern and southeastern demo
Gratis. The opinion Is advanced that the
ives. Is no. TO be coaxed 30 much Us the
east, where the doubtful states are located
The influence Of the convention in New
York state IL an argument in favor OF Sara
tOga.
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DEATH ny DROWNING.

Yesterday morning the dead body o!
John Clos, colored, was discovered lying
ia pool of water near the old Planters
wagon ward, In tho northvest,rn suburhs.
The fact was reported u Jus ice u l"asds.
acting o1raner, who cmpanuelled jury 81
inquest. The remains we;a lying IN The
uool and htlt pf the face OF the deceased
was covered with wtt.r which We some
eight irchea deep. There were no visible
marks OF violence on his person and the con.
duslon reached Is that while drunk BE ioil
~ the pool, and being too far gone with
liquor 10 recover himstlf, drowned. The
previous night he was arrested and l,d1ed
in the sistnn-house by Officer keenan, OF
the pol ice force, and that morning. ho was
fined ~ the city court for drunkenness.
That evening he was drinking hard, and
Will. IN king bis way fell and was drowned
az above stated Two WITNESSES who were
examined and the jury OF inquest returned
a verdict In accordance with tina foregoing.
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FOR ILLICIT DIsTILLING.

u. II. Brady was arrested at Mckinney ~
Deputy United States Marshal Grant anu
brought down yesterday, on n writ rom
Tennessee, charging him with having en-
gagged in Illicit distiling and selling liquors
without license near Nashville, Tennessee.
lie Ia supposed 10 he a partner Of Cunning
hsm, who was arrested near Graham and
lodged IN ,il here on Sunday lsat on eim-
ilar charge. They wi be taken bsck t.
Nashville TO stand trial IN the federal court.
L. is alleged that there are other mem oers
of this band OF moonshiners, who are sup
posed { ! BIZ in this state, having been run
out Of Tennessee some Is months sgo, and
the federal officers here are bounding mem
down Some time has elapsed since they
led from that state to this, tlough II Wac
only recently thai the officers succeeded IN
ferreting out there whereabouts.
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AN auoUrIyE APPEAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ell Press IA tel
eyrar has bcen.Yeceived from GsEerel Sax
ton OF Louiavi!e. Kentucky, .g'vlug infoi'
nation that the leYees IN Columbus, Ker
tuoky. are about 10 break ard 1000 people
are In immediate danger. HIS funds are
exhausted and he asks 81 900 more. H.
expects 10 get $1,000 from the state aulhor-
tiles.
Tire secretary Of war telegraphed thst
he does not feel authorized 10 use the 40
preparation for Tho protection OF Levers on
the Mississippi river, or to enter on er'enc
81 r,lief on that river. He added that u
snch extended relief became necessary u
must be given under the further action Of
congress.
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INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.

WlsuINGrOH, Feb. 81 The following
communication txplAins the action taken
lby the United sIhtss in securing tae Brit
4 ish steamer /.lert for use IN the Greeley re-
lief expedition:
Department OF STATE, Washington, Feb ulry
2i--To tho pfesldel 4
In the search Tor yes tls sullaDe Tor the
expedition;now preparing to relieve Lieu
tenant Groslsy and party attention vas
early directed to the. Alert, which
government, and was the advance
ship OF the expedition under SIR George
Mares. IL was desired TO secure this vessel
as she Is peculiarly fitted for the intended
service, and as the inspecting officer rec
\ commended her, Mr.. Lowell IVES instruc ed
to ask whethe abe could % spared for the
. service. When the Information reached
the British admiralty, private information
Wss conveyed 10 the United st Us
minister 10 the effect that tho Brit.
the very considerable conduct Of this govern
ment on the occasion of the recovery OF the
Resolute and that should any suggestions
be made that the vessel would be OF use TO
the expedition she would be presented
The Resulute IS the vessel, as the president
remembers, that formerly belonged 20 her
msjesty's navy. Having been abandoned
In the Arctic region, she WAS discovered
and brought to the United States by Amer.
lean seamen. and thereupon was purchased
by this government OF her eaivo's, repaired
and returned to Great Britain. Ga her ar.
rival In England the vessel was received
by tina queen in person. and tho officers OF
the United States navy who took the ship
thither was treated with every official and
personal courtesy by the government.
Her msjesty has now given the Alert to
the United States unconditional with
her anchor, chains and such OF her equip
ments ,s Can bo util Eel.
Recognizing This graceful and opportnne
act o. courtesy on the part OF her msjesty 8
government the undersigned to-day In
structed Minister Lowell a. ioll)ws:
"Her msjesty's government having pre-,
sented TO the government OF the u nitcd
States the ship Alert to aid In the relie! OF
\ Lieutenant Greeley and party. you vail in-
Y form the secretary OF state tor foreign 81
fairs that the spirit which prompts this act
\ or generosity and this evidence
\ Of sympathy with the object IL
view will receive the highest appreciation
Of the people OF the United States. The
president sends his cordial thanks for the
opportune gift of this vpsstl, which he &C.
cepts In the name OF the United States. and
which will be used 10 the humance enter
prise for which II Is 80 peculiarly adapted.
Respectfully submitted,
[siSnedl -
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thsi ID llaa has ever hA1, and can come
with good grace before the soyerrigna siid
ssg continuance. Genial IN his mannerr,
10 isa iayorIte with II olhssesof 1ur citizens,
lus. In TIC discharge OF his dutles, he com
nsnda the respect OF the business olm-
muniiy; paiuslakiag IN the perform
arc. OF his routine duties
he baa made q mod,i ohl'ef.
When we have tried and experienced
servant one who ~ familiar TN The min
utest details ot his duties and ono who has
acquired 4 fund of iui0rmation as % the
vslles OF reel estate IN our growing city,
winch wears OF observation NJ 1ne can give,
We noIt,h ly should wolsh his clairsa cue-
fully before passing 20 taose OF anothsr and
leso experienced app cant, ,oroursuurAIe,
dueed hy Mr.. Blysls ffienda that he should
bs returned, aud the candid reader mus. adj
NIT that they are cogOnt.
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A DEAD LOCK.

WAsHrSaToS, Feb. ?l.-The senate In
executive session took up the nomination
OF @. +. Evans, as postmaster at Parfer,s-
burg, West Virginia, and utter an hours
d scussion reached a vote which was O tie
Thereupon the senhts al lnurned WI hou'
action. IL IL charged that Evans was pres
emit ut tho lynchipg OF q negro who
had outraged ard murdered white We
man. Evans admitted his presence, but
declared he was not participant in the
lynching. The division, IL is said, was not
altogether upon tho party limo. althong Oh
both West Verginia senators being opposed
IN the nomination OF Wright OF the opposi
tiop. came from their party friends.
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IRON T $sss m Tsa PHOSPHORUS 70 ss aG. S
AGENTS. as,'s n..s Moeys TXS Tonic Cordial
iy
man or woman Restoration rOrrao
u Dallas, Texas

IN a large moloriiy IL every ward OF ban
VILE; there never han been time when
they could not have elected a negro 20 u
every position IN the town connc'li
had alyayn mad msjl-lty IA tho oouucil
and tho p1gsr 20 rsnieiy the evils oom'
plAinsd Of IN the oiroultr u was IN the
power OF any man who signed the circular
60 learn that certain of is nlRtemsuts were
false; witness did not accuse oil OF the
nlEners OF intentional isliehood; men had
been 20 blinded by passion Rs o. DO unibls
10 Judge impartlally; witness was = native
OF Vlrgini, and served Tor tour years la tbs
confederate army,
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Gin. Gnn and Duel

Tgo young men of this city. one promi
nent attorney, 4 the other book keeper tor one
Of our lesding wholesale firms. have heen
having their vows to the same young lady,
who retides in the Cedarr. The book
keeper, finding his ledger did rot balance
with The young lady, he at once sccnssd
the 'avyer OF rendering. false accounts.
The limo OF the Law took nmhrsge at the
70 fisht a duel, desg ns,iug the time and
l,c-. The bookkteper accepted, with the
privilege OF choosing we-pcns THE time
arrived and they met on the bs tie tie d
The bookkeeper chose shot sun aud the
l,vyer chose 10 have his photograph taken
nv Webster, T0i Elm street
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NfAHDI GIsAs.

New Orleans ard return, $40 50, Calves
ton and return, 80 % by the Houston &c
Texas Central ana Star & Crescent routes.
Pullman deeper on $3.50 p. IN. t. Galveston
aud Pullman Psrlor Car on 4:O n. IN.
train. 1hrongh Pullman sieapers to New
o leans on 4:2O a. nj. train, and passengers
de ring can 20 In same at $3.50 p. IN. the
previous evening. Secure your berths
early. Il o. FLOOD, Agent,
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rrNpou.uIIy SUSPENDED.

Work on the addition TO the Grand Wind,
sor hotel has heen temporarily suspended
owing To "a difference as regards construc'
ton between Mr.. ]. E.Flarders the architect
aud Mr.. Seaman VINO has charge OF the
forces and will not he resumed until the re-
turn OF Mr.. a. Brownlee, the contractor,
who Is ut present IN ST.. Louis.
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WANT DIFFERENTIATION.

WAsuISeroY, Feb. 2l.-[Prets.l-A meet
ing OF the democratic teri toriai DELEGATES
in congress and prominent democrats from
the territories was held tonight ~
which resolution was adopted urging me
national committee TO take some action
looking to the admission to the national
convention Of representatives OF territories
and ciyiag them votes.
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United STATES PRISONER.

Chester Champion, charged with the
theft Of cattle in tho Indian territory. was
brought in ymterdsy by Deputy United
states MarBhsl Gerrin, to await transports.
ton 10 Fort Smith, where he wi be tried
by the Federal authorities. He suhse-
ouenily gave bond befors United States
Commissioner Mccormick for his appear
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MR.. BoGEL ANNOUNCES.

In another column will ne found the an
nonrcement of Mr.. ]. G. Bogel rs csndi-
date for reelection 10 the Office vt city as
ssssor and collector. The rsre announce
mert IL sufficient 10 "a ls 10 his support
That host of friends, who. irrespective Of
marty. have 20 long cort nued him in
this responsible position. By his fair
ness integrity. accuracy and Industry
NJ Boeel has made one Of the beat officials
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THE NEW FIRM THE NEW FIRM.

Hurst & Dreyfuss will ba ready in few
days to display to the public OF Dallas one
of the finest and most carefully selected
stocks OF Furnishing goods, hats, trunks
etc which has ever been brought to this
city. Those who ere IN need OF such goods
should patiently wait few days and give
them a call at 705 Main street.
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A telephone was received at the shsr RS
office Yesterday afternoon from Ter
rel, asking Sheriff Smith 10 c.me
doSn on the afternoon train aud
hiring his HI iodhouuds t, trail negro
mrn who had killed u white boy by sinking
him In the head with piece o. iron. No
names we're z ven. The telephone reached
The officer too late TO- him to respond.
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Must Keep Faith.

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 General and l,cei
,,ci,ht ssen o, all ssst bound fast freight
and pool lines to-day received t-lsgrsms
rom the chief executive officers OF
thar roads, ordering the striciest
IA .iptsnance Of schedule rates. Several o.
tpem were informed that = violation OF
these orders would result in their dismissal
Shippers report that as result all rate cut
ting has ceased
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POSTAL POINTS.

wAsnIsaroS. Feb. -LSpecisl. 1.-THE
post. Office OF Jumbo, Cass county, is estsb-
lishcd with T. b. Hinkles as postmaster.
The president to-day commissioned tho
following postmasters: ]. NJ. Wallace, st
Bethel.
w. II. Dsyereaux. Glen Faun.
R,M.B. Thompkin., Village Mills,
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Mr. Chas. l.. Dexter mas been admitted
90 n partner In our business. The new
firm usme Is Ferguson. Dexter & Co
Ere, accident. life, marine, plate-glass
guarantee. and tornado policies issued sf
as low rates as any other fint-clsEs COM
psnies, which are the only kind represented
by DBxrER a FKKsussox.
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y,HDI cRAs PASSENGERS

SAVE pIsAGBEKABLE FERRY TRAINER At
New Orleans by taking The T. & p. ss they
are the only liDe nov running their sleep
ing coaches across the river into New o.
slerpiug coaches via other than the 7. a
p. railway nd their passengers in Algiers.
E.P. TURNER Agent, 50i Main street.
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INCREASE or CITY PROPERTY.

The board of assistant assessors appoint
cd bv the city council 10 pass upon the
pToper'y assessed in the city 81 d. las re-
mort probsble increase Of 81 ,500, 600. The
board adj on the 29tb, wh,n the rolls
will bs turned over to toe DO ard OF appeals.
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PERSONAL.

WAsHIsarov, Feb. 2l.-[Sp ecisl. MIR
Culberson returned to-day.
The postmistress OF Fort Worth left for
home to-day. The signs are that che has
been victorious.
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c.n far Greeni nck Conyentiou.

Ispr.yAroLrs. Feo. 2i.-Jsss 4. Hsrper,
.aoretsry OF the National Greenback Lsoor
coumlltse, will Tomorrow Issue eau ior
/. s,ionaI preenback lsbor convention to
nonina,e @ ndidstes for president and vice
presiden'. TIE convention will be held In
this ciiy day 2Sih.
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ropry EIGHTH CoNGREss---FIRsT
SESSION.


wAsprseros. Feb. 2l.-[Press.lzBills In.
,rodncsd aud referred: By Mr.. Pelmer--
To authorizes the erection OF public build
~ Mr. Cullom: To improve The rsvisa-
,;on Of the Mississippi river ~ adding 70
and strepethe nipg 6ny islsnd isvce.
A bill was reported BY MI MiIian rom
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This being the a,nive,sary OF the birth
day OF George Washington, the iather OF
his country, the carriers viii make ouly one
he /, men from o to 10 q. m, and from TO 8
n M. The stamp and general delivery
Wirdows will be open from oio 10 .; n.
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THE PLANS APPROVED.

WAsnIseroN. Feb. 81 special l--ATch-
xitect Bell reports the plans for the Da'lis
public building approved. According to
usage heretofore in such matters, the build
ing nhould be under way before April.
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To afford immediate relief in asthma, try

To afford immediate relief In atthma, try
D.. Jayne's Expectorsn., which acts prompt
iy by overcoming the spasmodic conirsc-
ton of the wnd-tubes and causing the eiec-
tisn of The mucous which clogs them. For
whooping cough, Group and hoarsene,s this
medicine is equally beneficial, while for oil
pulmonary and bronchial disorders II lie
b 9TH q palliative aud curative, and sure
and prompt remedy for ali stubborn
,ou ohu and cn,ta
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ThcI,ight HIND.

The Right Hand.
SIR. (. +. B.utly, e Friend. Of Sandy
Springs, Nd, says lac was cured Of rhsu-
ma,Ism in his right hand by a few apoiica-
tons OF 81. Jacobs o ! the great pain cure
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wasHrNGroN.s MOTHER TO he HON.
0lsKD.

wAsHrsaroN, Feb. 2i.-tPressl.-Reprc-
sentative q. ID. Wise. Of Virginia, will short
~ INTRODUCES in the house o bill eppropriat
ine $50 COO for the completion Of nonui
msut TO the memory OF the mother o
Washington.