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Briefs and Personals.

The bill appropriating 1880 to pay Mr..
+. III. Simpson for services as inspector at
the Public warehouse has passed both
houses.
On Tuesday evening the annual election
of the Catholic Beneficial Society took
place, and the following were elected: Pre-
sident, John VI. Higgins; Vice-President,
William Daffron; Recording Secretary, j.
w. Laube; Financial Secretary, Thomas
Byrne; Assistant Financial Secretary. j.
Il. McDonough; Trustees, James Golden,
+. Fennessey, William Rankin; Chaplain,
Very Rev. A. Van De Vyver.
Yesterday morning, in spite OF the in.
clemency OF the weather, numerous friends
assembled at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church to witness the marriage, by The
Rev. j. l.. Cave, OF Mr.. w. A. Solomons
to Miss Mary b. Quarles. The groom was
waited upon by Mr.. J. Willie Cave, George
G. Crenshaw, George Griffin, and Il. B.
Bowles; and the happy pair, after receiv-
ing many congratulations, left for north
ern tour.
The British barkentine Brizo, 247 tons,
Captain John Pepperell, cleared yesterday
for Rio de Janero, Brazil, with 1857 bar
rels OF flour, shipped by Messrs. Dunlop u
McCance, valued at Sl7,453.
The following cOnyicts were received at
the penitentiarY yesterday: From Surry
county. Gus Smith (colored), four years,
for Se-breakng, and Hildred Bacon
(cOloredl, fifteen years, for attempted rape
from Halifax county, Archer White COLOR
ed), one year, for malicious cutting.
The funeral Of DR.. Coleman, at the First
Baptist church, yesterday, was largely at
tended. Rev. DR.. Burrows preached an
eloquent sermon. Prayer was offered by
DR.. Hawthorne. The interment was at
Hollywood. The students of the Medic3l
College have passed heartfelt resolutions
OF respect for the deceased.
The Lovenstein Senate bill, which pro-
vides for the yacating Of the offices OF
school trustees and the filling Of the same
IN cities OF more than five thousand inhab-
itants, has become law without the Gov
ernor'S signature. The cities OF Norfolk,
Alexandria, and Winchester are exempted
from the provisions OF the bill.
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WHO is MRS. WINsLOw1

As this question Is frequently asked, we viii sim
ply say that she Is Rdy who for upwards Of thirty
years has untiringiy devoted her time and taleuts
female physician and nurse, principally among
children. She mas especially studied the constitu-
tion and wants Of this numerous class. aHd, "a n
result Of this effort, and practical knowledge, OBJ
tained In Il lifetime spent a nurse and g,bysi-
clan, she has compounded n Soothing syrup for
children teething. It operates like msgic-gving
rest and healthand Is, moreover, sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs.
Winslow Is becoming worid-rcnowned ss bene-
factor Of her race; children certainly do RISE UP
and bless her. especially IS this the case In this
city. Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immOrtalIEed her name by this Invaluable
article and we sincerely believe thousands of chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by its
timely Use, and that millions yet unborn will share
its benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty TO her suffering
little one, In our opinion, until she has given 10
the benefit of MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try II, mothers-TRY 1T NOW Lddfes'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists.
% cents bottle. NH 4-eodlw
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The Wyndham Company

il an organization which deserves and
should receive the most liberal patronage
from our citizens. Ii Is composed eXcll-
slyely OF light comedians OF a high order,
who work together IN harmony and with
most refreshing spirit. The great charm
OF this company is it, eyennesS ana Dal-
ance. The smallest part is treated with as
much care and as eleverly acted as the
largest, and no piece Is presented ID puDllc
until it has been rebearsed to perfection In
private. Dir. Wyndham in this displays
his lare managerial skill, as he does In
Keeping every one m a piece vigorously to
his lines or business, allowing no slUrring
and no .gagging." The sale OF seats be-
Gins this morning at 3 O'Clock.
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Professor A. G. Sherlock, London, Eng
land. 3. Clarinet solo, Carnival OF
Venice" Mr.. Felix Iardelh. 4. SeIec-
tions from Gamma Bolena," Donizetti,) }
Orchestra. 8. Baritone solo. 81 Fear No
Foe," (Pinsuti,) Professor A. G. Sherlock,
London, England. 9. Violin and piano
solo, Fantasia on Faust" lAlard,) Mr..
John Kessnick and Miss Dickman. 7. " In
yitations to the Dance" (Weber,) orches-
ira.
Out OF compliment to the Mozart Asso-
citation, Professor Sherlock, who is among
us arranging for the Carnival Of Authors
in April, has consented to sing tonight.
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tANCER.


The experience IN the treatment Of Cancer with
Swfrs specific ~. :. S.) wOuid seem 10 warrant us
In saying that II Will cure this much dreaded
scOurgc Persons afflicted arc Invited 20 cor
respond with us.
believe Sw IT'S Specific has saved my life.
had virtually lost sc of the upper part oi my body
and my arms from the poisonous effects oi a large
cancer on my neck, from which had surercd for
20 years. = - :. has relieved me Of ali soreness,
| and the poison H. being forced out of Gay system
| will soon be well.
WI RoBIsON, DayisborO', Ga.
Two months ago my attention was called to the
ease Of a woman afflicted with q cancer ON her
shoulder al least i've inches In circumference,
angry painful, and giving The patient no rest day
or night for TX nouth>. | Obialne7l a supply ~
swift Specific for her. Sic has taken hye hot
ties. and the ulcer b. entirely heated ~. only
very small seab remaining. and her hlith y bet
ter than for nyc year. p0st seems u De perfectly
cured
REy JESSE H. CAMPBELL C9laDbus, Ga.
have seen remarkable results nom Use Of
Swfi's Ssecdc on a cancer. yOaRg man near
here has Dcen afflicted five years .tth the most
angry looking eating cancer ever saw, and WAS
nearly dead. The frst bottle made = wonderful
change, and after ave bottles were taken, be Is
nearly or quite we'll. II is truly wonderful.
ME-. CRU1LEY, NJ. H. ORieth0rpe. Ga.
Treatise on Blood and SSin Diseases mailed fre''.
THE SWIFT sPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga. New York Office. l59 West Twenty-third
street. between sixth aud seventh ayennes.
NH . lw
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Rhodes rs. The Commonwealth. Ar
gued hy j. NJ. Llggatt and II. B. Strayer
for plaintiff in error, and the Attorney
General for the Commonwealth, and sub
mitted.
Hairston u.s. Commonwealth. Dismissed
for failure to print the record.
Hall Us. Commonwealth. Submitted.
Lewis as. Commonwealth. Argued by
the Attorney-General and submitted.
White rs. Commonwealth. Argued by
Judge George l.. Christian for plaintiff in
error.
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Hustings Court.

The following cases were disposed ol
yesterday:
Lucien Davis, charged with feloniously
breaking into and entering the stOrehous'
Of Theo. f. Frick and stealing meat there
from, was tried. found guilty, and sent II
Jail for thirty davs and fined one cent.
Thornton Williams, charged with same
offence. pleaded guilty, and received the
same punisbment-iail for thirty days and
fined one cent.
Hamilton LomaX, who was convicted at
the Police Court for stealing meat from L.
Kastelburg, was tried and acquitted.
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nARDrNrn LiYER.

five years ago broke down with kidney and
aver complsins and rheumatism. Since then
asye been ,msble to be about at all Ny liver be-
,ame hard like wood; nv limbs were puffed up
md filed with water. All the best physicians
,Trctd that nothing could cure me. | resolved 10
" Hop Bitiers; | have used seven bottles; the
,ardness has all gone from my liver. the swelling
non nv limbs, and Il has worked a miracle In my
$40. otherwise | would have been now In my
rave. j. w. MoREY,
Buffalo. October I, 1881.
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EMINENr TESTIMONY.
New York witness, Angus, Is, 1880.

New York Witness, Angus. i5, 1sso,l
. find that 10 addition to the pure spirits con.
,faed In their composition, they contain the ex.
r,cts OF hops and other well-known and highly.
Ynsroved medicinal roots, leaves, and tnctures In
sntlties sunicient 20 render the article what tho
sAkers claim II to be-to wit medicinal prepara.
,sn and not beverage--unnt aud unsafe 90 bc
SD except as a medicine.
efrom a careful analysis OF their formula--
sS,ch was stteSted unGer oath-l ind that In every
vaeglassfun of Hop Bitiers the active medicinal
srspertics, aside from the distilled spirits, are
,oSal TO full dose for adult, which fact, In nay
sppion, subjects Il 10 iaternal-reyenue tax as
medicinal bitter. GREEN Il. RAUN,
.Iso.ted states Commissioner Internal Revenue
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Total, including several large hals....... 81
This enumeration does not include Staircase
closets, and the modern equipments of puDhc
TO ind room for this the actual number OF
government officers implied in the joint resolu-
zion there are but two sites which the undersigned
square bounded by Tenth, Broad. Eleventh. and
CaDitol streets, Immediately In rear Of the Jack
500 statue the other is the similar square, bounded
| nv Ninth, Broad, Tenth, and Capitol streets i'm
mediately IN rear OF the Washington monument.
The first named has been selected by the City
Council for the fine building they propose to erect
now occupied by the building which contains
some of their present offices and by other edlces.
astimated 10 he worth $4,000, Including the
vacant site of the old City Hall, n costly
church, and a few. private dwellings: III ~
can he had al all, 10 would not probably cost
moro than the above figure. The second lot would
probably cost about $4,000. Either would AFFORD
ample room for the requssrtva struSture; eitner
Uould he canabe Of isolation from all other build
and have such relation 20 the Capitol and the
pubiic grounds as to adnlt oi Mrnohlous ierrito-
Vial and artistic union Win tnen' II the ely
sha, jnsis, nnon retaining her lot, and the State
acduIre the other. then the TWO puiIungs might be
made each the complement VI and ,nd VIII 'I
extended 10 Broad street from Ninth 10 Eleventh
streDts and Capitol street, clOseu 10 business
mirht he converted INTO q parade ana walk parallel
~ Ill., -, 49,, w 40 and walk now on the Square, and
thus conduce greatly to le peau,3 ~ tuc krOuhus
and the convenience or lhe Ihu..tuues nnieh on
state and festive occasions canh"' "o" anu S''nu-
ing-rooin. - Hoo ,yl,l,.i, can Ia oh =
There is only one other place wLich ~, can ne OBJ
taned-tO viii, the lots upon "hlcn ul' ~, tiaire
iIoiel and lhe Virginia House now stand. But that
site Is unsuitable runs sO feet on nss SIsse agd stree,
~ 49, 81 "a hy Some is feet OF alley-way neces-
snr.iy left omen on is two interior sides which Is
moi enough for the size Of The haiang 4, z, ror gnt
or proper ventilation II would NJ aMswafdiy rs
~ ~, ~ Ppn,,endase 10 the public square. and spoil Its
nroportions on that side. There would be 40 Ioom
Tor any ornamentsfion OF the srpunosiana ne theie
the Broad street buildings, which crowd II In The
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rear. and from those which adjon u on The upper
side IL can be had Tor about sac ,ooo, as we hear,
bat would be dear TO the state al sny p,ce as the
ssefns 10 BE- by the Joint resolution.
though for other purposes It is no doubt OF great
value. 80.
The probable cost Of suitable ouilding must
completeness Of the structure. IL o, Dflek, and
on plan that would match the Clty iIa,i oI kleh-
mond, IL would probably cost somewnat less than
III built OF granite or other stone. which some may
think more suitable for IN edifce intended for oc-
cupancy by the State. Estimating rouRnly, rs we
are compelled 10 do II may be said tal the cost of
ihree-story building such as we presume the res
olntion contemplates, will be- s,aoooo
For the ground d....................... 10000
.s'....sss. .''ss, '~N"fNNV
Isigredl MORTON MARYE.
r. @. RUFYiS,
@. w. BARKSDALE.
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EOR SALE, CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS
OYSTER OR LUNCH-COUNTER;
Also, THREE LUNCH-STOOLs
Apply corner Twelfth and Bank streets.
nab 6-lts
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

no CHARLES W. GODDIN, ESQ. The
L undersigned, voters Of the city. sppreciating
your honest and strict attention tO business, aud
believing you would be a suitable person 20 all The
vacancy caused bv the death Of The late John W
Wright. respectfully request that you announce
yourself a candidate for Sheriff, to be voted for AZ
the approaching May election.
J II. Claiborne, Joseph NJ. Blair,
George W. Warren, w l.. Quarles,
&. Geunet, J. W Cringan,
Jesse Child. III. swlnefo-d.
John G.. Williams, !. L.Apperson,
W. II. Tatum, B. Y. Tinsley,
Mountcastle CofCr George y. stacy.
}, +. kohler, 4. L.Eilett, Jr.,
A, JudsOn Watkins, Clay Drewgv.
W. L. smith, &. l.. Todd.
W. G.. stokes, r. Is. Addison,
ID. q. DAVIS. John Addison,
Samuel :. COttrcll, William III. Allison.
ID. :. Mccarthy, Robert r. Williams,
}. Haryie Blair, Franklia St-Lns,
Clrm't r. Barksdae. B. C.Gray.
W. r.. simmons,
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CATHA2TIC, Alternative.
Cpecihc for

Il SO euyihlc a name has this famous Mineral Wa
a er that the managers of inferior mineral springs,
lesirous Of imtatng tie natural purity Of the bot
q led water Of Congress Spring, inject pow erfnl
Il acid in their bottled water to preserve the crude
eqrcdenis in solution. being heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
gith such coRtriyances bogus testimonials and
3octored analysis cards they seek to rival the pure
aeiicnal waters OF Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors to Saratoga fully un-
Iersiand these crude. harsh waters-many Of them
ilter painful experiences. In proof Of this fact
Se cJH produce great HlaAY responsible names.
But TIE saratoga visi Ors without experience, and
navy who use the bottled waters 0ften labelled rs
Tra,iyes for disorders which they positively ag-
srayate), should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, a sense of burning
mdinternal irritation, and do irrepsrable injury
10 the digestive organs and Kidneys.
CONGRESS- WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale by druggists, grOcers, wine merchants,
md hotels. "a II Th,Su&Tu3m
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The Rack Aucfian.

Fosters great ale of books every night
at 7 O'Clock, 1902 Main street, next 10
planters National Bank. The stock Is
large and attractive, embracing the best
standard books published, and must be
closed out.
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INDULGENCE AND ExcEssEs.

whether cvcr-cating or drinking are made
harmless by using Hop Bitters freely, giving ele-
|ani appetite and enjoyment by using them before
nd removing all dullness, pains. and distress af
ssrwaras, leavine the head clear, nerves steady,
Lnd all the feelings ouoyant, elastic, and more
kappy than before. The pleasing effects Of n
|g.rlstlsn or sumptooas dinner continuing days
kneiwSrViS.
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~ ~ " 81 r. ~ gHtf,o m'
Genilemen.-lD response 10 yonI call ~ seth
February, 1884. respectfully announce Hyself
candidate for the position OF SHERIFF. OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, subject to Demo.
cratic primary election. should IL be thr plea
sure of my fcllow-citzsns Ia elect me to the Of
lice, promise them In return conscientious
| aud faithful discharge Of ts duties. Feeling
deeply grateful for the confidence that you have
expressed In me,
am, very respectfully,
faoQ-1m CHaRI ES W CnDDIN
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1T Is more economical W buy DURKRs's SALAD
DRESSING than Il Is 10 make dressing. Besides
this, IL is made of better materials than you can
buy at the stores. Everybody likes II. Tryn.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocuEs wiu relieve
Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca,srrh, Consumption, aud
Throat Diseases. 7hsy are used alrays wtth
good success.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work,
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Mozart Tonight.

1. Overture, LA Gazsa Ladru," Kos
s,nil orchestra. 2. Baritone solo. " For.
saken," Romance Fra DiayoIo' lAupef'l
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sEINE.THREAD.

LIcHTEksT ssTsI EIIS,sSscsgs
SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
IMPORTERs AND DEALERS IN
kEINE-IlfREAD of all Nos. and gual ties
i PATENf and dSOfeT-LAiD bEINE-TWfkES;
MOTION ROPES, ali sizes.
IlyRks and C0REWOoD,
tfs and NETTING 10 stock and made 70 or
y short notice. Lowest prices guaranteed:
" impoffcrs Of the LION BRAND SEINE
tAIl-warransed 10 give satisfsctton.
cRAhE TWINS, white aud colored. aad
~ reqalrsd. tai
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

was dragged down with debt, poverty and
,ueerinc for years, caused by a sick family and
sn,s his for doc,Oring. ] was completely dis
,osraged, until one year ago, by the advice Of my
ss;tor. commenced using Hop BitterS. and In one
noaih we were all well, and none Of Us have seen
iek day since, and want 10 say 10 all poor men.
sou can keep your IA miles well year with Hop
Bt,ers for less than one doctors visit will cost.
know it, WoRKlNGMAN.'
mar l-Sa.Tu,Th&wlm
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seaIskin Cigars.

A handsome sum Is awaiting the bestowaI
upon any who may discover In the Sealskiu
Cigar any flavor, fragrance, odor, or taste
other than the natural leaf provides.
OWENS x MINOR, Agents, Richmond, Va.
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Id. AnfeiOfts,

1911 east Franklin street.
Fine Virginia Hams and Middlings very
low, and IA old stock Of Choice Liquors.
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large stock Of RICHMON D-sGADE CAR
RIAGES for sale low.
PAINTING AND REPAIRING a specially.
mi g-Cn
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~ sale by Druggists. Pnce 90 cents aoo''ie'
bad the following:
EBLAIh'S CHLORAL THYMOL PKOfhf'
LTIC Is the best disinfeciant that nave ever
"a fSispedI HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. ID.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGrEs, &c.

GEORGE 4. AINSLIE x cEHh
SONS,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
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800 OUNCES sULPHATE QUININE,
OOiO for sale low. ..
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
gnh 4-3tE Sixth and Broad streets.
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! RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY

Il SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF SHERIFF., subject TO the Democratic nomIna-
tlOn. Having been Deputy Sheriff for about
thirteen years, and now CARRYING On the Office
I'm the name of John W. Wright, sheriff, be-
eye that can discharge the duties Of the position
satisfactorily, and If elected | pledge my best
efforts TO that end
NH 2-lm LEWIS L. WINSTON.
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THE DISPATCH.

ADVERTISING RATES.
Half inch, or less time so cents; times s1;
8 times S1.50; q times s2.70; 10 time, s5.yos
month 1888; 8 months s25.
Reading notices In reading. matter type, 5 lines
OF less 81 I; In agate loaded rs cents.
Gard Of rates fo- more SPACE furnished on ap-
plicafion.
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TO TUF CTTIZENS OF RICUMOND

L Having been elected by the City Counci 10
l the vacancy caused by the death Of the lamented
j. Il. Royster, respectfully ask your support In
the coming spring election for the Office Of CITY
AUDITOR. This announcement IN made, Uf
course, subject to the Democratic primary elec-
tion. Re- pectfu,ly,
f. 26-TuGTh2m MILES TURPIN.
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NOR SICK-R . o M S

&NOR SICK-R 0OMS.
IL MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AN
n CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
q ROOMS Is
AIRS CHLORAL THYMoL PROPHfLAe'
TIC AND DISINFECTANT.
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CHINA, GLAsswARE, de.


CHINA, GLASSWARE, &e.
4 ~-'>~~@<<-~~~>~-~~--~~~~>>
WILL SELL AT COST
for sixty days our stock OF ,,,. ,,,,,,
GLASS, TtNWARE, and HODSE-FCh
NISHING GOODS,
j. r. BRAGG, Agent,
4 los east Broad street, near FIRST
7nh 6-Th&su2t
lTOP DRINKING MUDDY WATER
By GOING TO
Z. b. TAYLoR's.
lOlI EAST MAIN STREET,
AND BUY
A GATE.cITY FILTER
~ 24I
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MILLINERY. &c.

pa and past STYLES of Hats and Bonnets, OF any
<hieral, REPRODUCED IN THE LATEST
klAPES AND COLORs. .,, o,,,,r,
gid, limp, and rusty Crapc Wells DYED, SiIFf
1fhD and CRIMPED. ..,,,,,, -
xpsliieh Feathers CLEANED, CURLED, ana
{DLORED ANY SHADE. mn 4-eouot
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Rooms
Auditor of Public Accounts tsame as at pre-
scnt1................s..s. .''''''''''''''''
Treasurer (same as at presentl.....,..,. .....
second Auditor (same AS at present. ).,........
Register of Land Office land police tsame
as al present. ........:.- 1900: ::'.,'.,;'..
Commissioner Of Agriculture Qncllding
large hall for muse euIn) ......................
Commissioner Of Railroads. ds...................
Superintendent Of Public lnstruction........
Adtutant-Ci icneral. .................'...''
AttOrney-GcneTal. .........................''.'
Public Prtntcf,............ ......ss''''.''
TO this add for Court of Appeals tlncludlng -
large hall for cOurt.rooml ml........'...'.'.'''
Clerks
TipStaff". s''''''''''.'
Law Library lergel.. ..........:............;;.'.;
state Library very large, with lofty ceiling) l
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

For sale by druggists, grocers, wine merchants,
md hotels. tal7. .Th,Su&Tu3m
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GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1873.
SOLD BY GRocERs gyERYwHERE
MOULDrNGs, BRACKgTs, &c.

". RAkSR & CO., Dorchs ster, Mass
". BAkkR a CO., DoFch, ster, Mass.
IA 5-Tu. III ISs Am
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-08

CLtvsLANp, o., Jun. THE Salvation
army, pum oerlng Iwenty -four men and
women, were arrested last tvening for dis
urbiug the peace by pirading The streets,
singing. shouting, ureying and PLAYING
music ii ipB,rument5 They we're kept in
j,il ever night. and this morning arralgred
in he police Couri. Csptain Walker end
three otbers were tried jointly and con.
victsd Walker, being The lesder, was fltd
sl5 aud costa. The Others were hned So,
rbe remaining twenty demsDdrd Iuy
rraln ard were put under bail, Ia passing
seuteEce, Judge Hutcnius said; The Sol.
vaiion army has bee me ruisahcs cnd
ans be suppressed Ike any othor DuI.
s,nce. / would impose o light ilne as a
warning, but 4 arrested again ! would in
hct the penalty of the law every tme.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-08
The Ropublica. NntiouaI Committee.

CHloaGo. June The republican ma
tional committee held Il session to-day and
ected John ~. Nasor, 1f West Nir.iuir
temporary chairman, and Georae Y
Hooker, of Vermont, temporary secretary
aud ao / burned TO meet a. the F.ilh Avenue
hotel. Kew York, J enc 20 10. 4 comm ttct
imposed OF Nssr-. Lawtou, Chaiief
Elsins and New va5 appointed ~ GfInngs
for permantns headquarters in New York
city.
Among the name mentioned Tor pcfma
uent crnirman Of thH committee ere
Stephen b. y sins ot New Mexico, j. s.
Cl,rksoo, Of Iowa, aud Senator Chaleu, o.
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