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DEALERs IN CHINESE AND JAPANESE
IL Fancy Goods, Silks, Lacquered Ware,
Tricket Sets, Curiosities, Fans and all Kinds of
Goods; Good Chinese Medicine silk Bandker-
Chiefs Ladies' and Children's Underwear,
Fancy Dishes and China Lilies. No. 6G9 K
street, Sacramento, Cal All orders promptly
attended TO. All goods one price. n16-lm
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Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
SCROPULA OF LUNGS!.

I am now 40 years Old, and hare suffered for
the last fifteen years with lung trouble. have
spent thousands of dollars to arrest the march
of this disease but temporary relief was ali
that obtained. was unfit for any manual Ia
Dor for several years. A friend strongly recon-
mended the use of Swift's Specific Is. S. s.,
claiming that he himself had been greatly bene-
flied by its use in some lung troubles. resolved
to try it. The results are remarkable My cough
has left me, my strength has returned, and I
weigh sixty pounds more than ever did in my
life. 1t has been three years since | stopped the
use of the medicine, but have had no return
OF the disease, and there are no pains or weak
ness felt in my lungs. l do the hardest kind of
mechanical work, and feel as well as I ever felt
since l was boy. These, l know, are wonder
full statements to make, but am honest when l
say that owe my existence and health to-day
to 5. s S. would be recreant 70 the duty owe
to humanity if failed to bear this cheerful tes-
tfmony to the merits of this wonderful medi-
cine r. j. Holt.
Montgomery, Ala, June %, 1885.
Swiit's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta.
Ca, or 157 W. 23d ST.. y. y. feS-Iy&w1y
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American Cash Store,
e15 Z street. Telephone La.

Sugars: l2 lbs. Powdered, 13 lbs. Cube,
Crushed or Fine Crushed, Is liz lbs.
Fine Dry GRADUATED, II lie lbs. Cream
almost wlrite), 10 Golden &, for 81.
Tomatoes, 10 cents II can; fer 20 cents.
String Beans, 10 cents Il can.
Green Peas, Is cents can; for 25 cents.
Portland, Ne, Sugar Corn. 2 cans for 20
cents.
Pie Fruits, 10 cents can; 81 Is dozen.
Table Fru is, assorted, 81 So q dozen.
d11-4p O. L. WASHBURN.
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2 2. BOOT. ALEA. NtILeDH. J. D-Lsl
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
F. FOSTER.

UNIOE FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
: Founders and Machinists, Front street be
tween = sHd 0. Castings and Machinery O
every description made TO order. n2+4p1In
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CARLE & CROLY,

~ pared TO do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1924 Second street, be-
tween X and L. Postoflice Box No. 40, Sacra-
mento. nl61ptf
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&c. II. FOSTER s. co. rs


DOOK- BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
d Blank-BoOk Manufacturers, No. 3l9 ] street
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. n20-ip
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HACAN'S
Magnolia Balm

is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and you can't tell.
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DENTISTRY.
"a, n. PIERSON,

u II IJLINSCN5
DENTIsT, rs STREET, BE- e5.Szza
- tween Fourth and Fifth, Secra- Ie5ssss
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on +lJQGE
Gold, Vulcsnite and eli bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrae.
ton of teeth. dI4-lm
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WILL CERTAINLY CURE

Will GER IAINLY CURE
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat.
Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, Whoopiup
Cough, Group and Every Affection of the
Throat. Lungs and Chest, including Com
sumption.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.- GEM
inc has on the outside wrapper the sitr1atIire of
Il BUTTS and the printed name of the MO
prietorS. SETH W. FOWLE * SONS. Roston
Sold by dealers generally. m2s-IvMThGviv
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j. C. TUBES & w. A. GETT,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR
"A. ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL
suffer Building Sacramento Cal. dS-tf
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L. G. SHAW,
1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, e--=-=z=y-s
VI Dentist. Office and residence ::-ssssffS
over Tufts Drug store, corner Y N 5ssS55sss.,
Tenth and ] streets. d13-1m* AIJy
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MEDICAL.
DIR MTNTTH

SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE
No. IL KEARNY STREET,
THREATS ALL CHRONIC. PRIVATE AND
i Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as of old
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San FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
BAN FRANCISCO, December 10 1855.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacramento on
Monday, December Il, 1855
Ladies' List.
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ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
A. L. HART

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH
- west corner of Fifth and J streets, Rooms
II, ID and IA, Suffer Building. do
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
APPOINTMENTS IN THE TERRITORIES.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's PoLCY-HosTILiTY TO
B. PLATT CARPENTER


b. PLATT CARPENTER
WASHINGTON, March 16 (SpeciaD Congress
sional Delegate " X Tooe. OF Montana. and W. J. Nc
Coruick member of the Democratic National Commit
tee for that Territory called President Cleveland
Saturday TO talk the political affairs OF that Terri
tory They desired to impress on him the wishes OF all
the people Of that Territory that the Federal officers
there should be selected from among the residents OF the
Territory Mr. Mccormick says the President told them
that he intends TO establish that practice In the District
OF Columbia and extend IL generally to the Territories
Another object Of their ask for the removal
OF Governor Plat Carpenter which they also expect
to accomplish Speaking about the appointment OF MI
Carpenter Committeeman Mccormick said:
at was an outrage the Territory that he was ap
pointed Captain James H. Mills the Editor OF The Nep
Northpest a Republican. the Territorial candidate
for the appointment against Carpenter and would have
been wholly acceptable all the people OF the Territory
Democrats and Republicans. We are united on the
question OF home rulers and would rather have
yellow dog who lives In Montana for Governor than any
outsider who could be selected. We understood aud
sill that II purely pOiucal move with
York We have asked for his removal on that ground
As To the other officers we expect from Wa' MI 0,1sc %
terms expire, when they Will be suppianted by Demo
Gratis and residents OF the Territory" ,
One OF the first OF prominence uhucr tne Ii'H
Service Reform agitation Will from Montana
United states Marshal BOtkn was removed Dy Presdent
Arthur charges preferred and sustained by the SENATE
judiciary Committee. A man named kreldlcr was ap
pointed In his place but Bokns friends got the nOin
nation hung up In the Senate committee Messrs iooie
and Mccormick have recommended Robert s. Kelly OF
Deer Lodge fQr the appop The names mentioned
by Montana for the Govcrnorshp Samuel Ward
ex-Delegate Martin Maginnis and Colonel Hundey ox
Mayor Helena. But Ii is known that Toolc ard Nc
Comick have not recommended OF these gentlemen
and is believed they have dark horse for the place.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


TIE PRINCEPoRr WRECKED-The British ship Prince
mort from Calcutta New York. has been wrecked on
bycrs Island near Cape Agulhas, South Africa The
crew were saved.
EVIDENCE AGAINST CUSNINGHM.-The examination OF
Cuunu CHAM and Burton was resumed ths AFTERNOON
and odourned until Monday. Testimony was adduced.
showing that Cunningham had purchased large over
coat TO conceal the parcel Of explosives which was
placed in Westminster Hall.
EARL SPENCER.--Mr Gladstone has recommended Earl
To the Queen deserving to have conferred upon
him some signal mark of royal appreciation for the con-
spcuous ability he has displayed In the management or
affairs In Ireland
STRIKE OF OPERATvus.-Three thousand operatives In
the alpaca and worsted mills at Sataire. Yorkshire
wentn strkc to-day against ten per cent reduction III
their wages.
SUITS AGAINST Mr.. YATEs.-In the case OF George
Grant against Edmund Yates for libel, III wnlch tne
nlnin n sed for So 900 damages because Inc Hofa az
ased that Grant absconded after having exhausted MS
partners bank balance in speculaons. verdict was to
day rendered In favor of Mr. Yates Another acu9n Ior
ne ms brought against Mr. Yates to-day by MI Legge
EJiiorof Inc Whitehau Repie,o. The World said that
Ieggc was an appropriate name for the Editor OF INC
Wbit~haU Rerietc characterized the paper As u nsh
mongers organ" and ntimated that MI Legge mad be-
come its Editor because he was acquainted with Things
lshy,"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
RETRENCHMENT IN OFFICIAL STABLES.
DEPARTMENT HORSES TO BE soLD-REDUCTIoNS AT
THE WHITE HOUSE.
fnr 1rIKnRAPH TO TRIBUNE.

INV TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 16.-A great deal is
heard nowadays about retrenchment Secretary Lamar
has directed that the horses carriages heretofore used
by chiefs In the OF their official duties shall
be sold and the proceeds turned into the
Treasury Attorney General Garland has given SIN
order although he makes exception In the case OF
the Solicitor who has 10 daily 10 the Supreme
Court with rye bundles Of papers under his and
formidable array OF law books TO sustain the learned
points that ho has to hro Mt inc 1"Sn's
noses TO clean out TO speak, tho White
House stables by selling every horse that ex-Presdcn
Arthur kept the OF the Office, except three All
this is heraded with great flourish OF trumpets as an
earnest step in the direction Of Reform"
"Ihope" exclaimed a disgruuted Democrat to-day.
that the President, after getting through with the
horses, will turn his attention 70 the men IN
the Offices and get rid OF some OF them Another patriot
whose dsappOnments had made him sarcastic, sug
gested that The President had better Issue an order Tor
bidding further feeding OF oats 10 Government horses
and directing that bran be used sead-a IN the nter
egt of of economy and retrenchmen" lie also added
the melancholy reflection that straw was cheaer INA"
hay -. -..... 49,, Co.
the use OF the office In the White House. Colonel
thinks that he can get the Work done by ifee
horses and XIII them either or the three ahlhas
retained two will driven the Office carriage aud the
other to buggy for the use of the messengers In ad
Presldent Arthur kept ten horses at his own
expense, among them four big bays Which
were often driven Our-in hand These Mr. Arthur lett
OF his successor as long as the later migh
desire them Mr.. Arthurs saddle horse, while
beautiful animal could not be used to any extehti as
was compelled breathe through silver tube having
undergone operation for tunOr IN the throat; nc
presented, therefore, by Mr. Arthur TO Albert naw
kins the White House coachman. President Cleveland
intends keeping only two carriage horses Tor ms pnae
use and will shortly purchase suitable pair Uh hen
he will continue to use those placed at his dspo'a py
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

RERIIs March l6.-Ihc Reichstag to day voted the
subvention proposed by Prince bismarck TO lines OF
steamers to Asia and Australia oue W 'o'0 '"o
one for Africa
Hull March l8.-Fire this morning destroyed steads
seed crushing mills Beltons warehouse and portion o,
tho JuIi earn Exchange. The town hall and several
oih,r lldings ore burned. The flames were spread
by large quantity OF oil which, while burning nowoa
ibro9h be streets IN in some places Two ieet
deem The total loss Will reach $iOO,OO0 One police
man was killed. aud number Of other persons were III
jurod by the burning oil,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NOT RESIGNED BUT REMOVED"
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL

WASHINGTON, March 16.--The fact that the
nomination OF General Black to be Commissioner OF PEN
sions was not confirmed by the Senate until to-day gave
rise to o runor that IL had been the intention
ON the part the Republicans TO oppose hs appoint
rnent The delay IN confirming him. however, was due
To another IL that the original OF
the President stated that General Black nominated
In place OF Commissioner Clarke, resigned" Mr..
Clarke never resigned and the message was either re-
turned by Senate It's return requested by the
President who sent second message in which tue TACT
was stated that the nomination OF General Black was
made in place OF Commissioner Clarke, removed"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
WILD ENGINE WRECKS TWo OTHERS
ROME, Ca, March 16 (Speciah.-An interes

ROME, Ca, March TO ISpecidN.-AH IHtercnV
ing story IL told Of collision which took place OH ~
Selma Rome and Dalton road. An engineerwas run'"s
a switch engine between the Junction anu H@'' @
ONE when he encountered a train approaching ho
was moving to rapidly to stop aud reversing
his engine Jumped oh The engines went togelner ~" h
a crash hut uninjured beyond the smasning %an
pilots As soon the swtchengnc steaaeo spe % ha
10 back the engineer had reversed her beinp ~ n
moved off quickly before the engineer could &c. ~
Selma. Six miles out an engineer OF nor t.nuo INV an
freight train the runaway engine bearing WV and
making about nifty miles hour. He reveraeu nis
Cine and sprang from the cab saving his me- pue @
ing some painful bruises. linus 'nioo 'Ne
dAmageu.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
ADMIRAL COURBETs OPERATIONS.

PARIS March 16.-A dispatch from Shanghai
says that Admiral Courbet intends TO abandon his posi-
ton at the Island Of Formosa and operate the
Of Northern China.
The report that NJ Lemaire the French Minister Resi-
dent at Hue, had resigned is denied Admiral Courbets
fleet Is anchored OF Gutzlaff and is subjectne the
north OF China to rigorous blockade Seven cruisers
and three gunboats continually watching for and
chasing vessels attempting to run the blockade. The
LJere says that China recently offered to negotiate for
peace provided France would grant armistice, but
that France refused TO grant It,
Homo KONG March l8.-A French man-0fwar has
searched the British steamship Surat, belonging to the
Peninsula and Oriental Steamship Company. The
squadron Of the British Navy stationed In Chinese
tiers been ordered to rendezvous at Hong Kong.
vot in Cochin China is spreading blot
ghas been discovered to set fire to Saigon order to
have opportunity foo an rruption of3 600 Annames
Anamtes have attacked and capared the town OF OcmOn
miles from Saigon, and massacred the European
residents burning alive the native prefect and
his wife. The northern provinces are held by
insurgents who massacre native adherents of the
have landed TO defend the town, and the foreign
reiidents under arms.
General Brere dc rsle has returned to Hanoi He asks
for 10000 endorsements before resumng operations
He reports that IL Is necessary to increase the
garrisons which depleted By the expeditions to
Langson and Tuyenquan The fortress at Namdinh
has garrison of hfly men: Thainguyen has has
feebleness OF the garrison Black Flags and
pirates smarming In the Red Rirer Delta
General Negrer. who Is stationed at Langson reports
that cannot take the offensive unless reinforced.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN, CAUOUSES

PROVIDENCE, March 16 tSpeclaU. U.-Ihro"EH.
out the most popuous parts OF this State to'high.
Republican caucuses were held for the election oi
delegates to the State convention As far "a hearu iro
George Peabody Wetmore, OF Newport soou'u
the delegates for Governor without opposi'oh'
Tbere was ouite a contest In Pawtuckct over
the question whether Henry b. Metcalf or L. B Darling
should be nominated for narrr
Gus Was largely attended and exciting. Inc DaIiLs
party carried the day by fair maOoIi,sy.
This probably settles the Lieutenant d ave-
for IL was understood that Pawtucket shoula nav
ths position The Woonsocket caucus presented sen,ua
Charles Noursc for that position There Is also w.! @
csnyass for the Attorney erashp. Assistant hloi
neyGcneral b. NJ Bosworth aspres 10 succeed ATTORNEY
General s. T. Colt but IL looks rs II Colt would VIII
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
STILIVly IN TRATNlNG.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16 (SpecidD.-John L..
Sullivan arrived in Philadelphia to-day ana ihmediao,
went into training for his fight with McCafrey whioh
has been arranged for March 80 This evening Sullivan
and John L. Clark the champion light weight, acceped
box at the Club Theatre and received as much ateh'
ton from the spectators the performance on the
The pugst appeared TO be in good health His race hao
a ruddy color and his eye bright and clear. shep-
nard his trainer stated that final arrangements Tor
ihe fight between sullivan and McCaiirey would proo-
ably be completed tomorrow night. sullivan ne sau.
Sonld remain this weeks and train of the
Hght Clark has engaged Renzs Park and here sulNan M
will train under Sheppard. IL he disobeys any VI LIE
trainers orders sheppard will give him up
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
ptpR,nAyDED FOR AcQUurING HURDERFR

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-Judge ferkeis
to-day reprimanded jury In his court for bringing In
vorI,ct Of not guilty In the case OF Frank Crowther
boy held for shooting his companion. Harry Thompson
last month 1t was q case Of "dida't know 10 was
loaded" The Judge said that he did not see now any
iuryman with gray hairs could find such verdit ne
held the prisoner In 81 900 bail and directed the dstrcs
attorney 10 lind another bill against him.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
uURyERoUs RIOT IN YEW.MEXICO

SANTA FE, March TO ISpecldlJ.-Ihe he trouU'e'
existing in Ration and ColfaI Counties since the SoVe'
Der election which caused the killing OF Charles Mef
and the severe wounding OF Sheriff Hixenbough by
"Diok Rogers I'm November broke out afresh ycster-
day upon the arrest Of Todd. Of Rogcrs's gang
reward Of 81 900 had offered for Rogers but he
surrendered to friendly justice and was out on BALL
Rogers gathered forces and went 20 Springer me
cauital OF ColiaI County 10 rescue Todd Inc nhsIl
and deputies took shelter In the JAIL which was ATTACKED
to-day and in erce night Rogers and two OF his gang
King Red River Tom were Killed On 'ho iequess
of tbe ciy authorities General Bradley has ordered
company OF Infantry from Fort Union
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
JAPANESE DIPLOMAT MURDERED.

THE HAGUE, March 16.-A Brussels girl to-
day followed the Japanese Charge d Affairs in this city
% Rotterdam and shot him In the head with revolver
She then attempted to commit suicide oy sabbng her
self with dagger, but only inflicted slight wound
The wounded man subsequently died In hospital lie
had promed to marry the Kr who learned that he was
married already and that his wife was coming here.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
sWIyDLIyG MERCHANTS THR0U0H TIE NAILS
uAn1ronrp March 16 (SpecidD.-H. i. WiIlis

UAnrrOnD, March 10 (SpcctdD.-H l.. Wills
was brought here to-day from Ne~'Miford ON charge
of using the for fraudulent purposes and was held
m So 600 for trial lie and g. II. Thompson, Charles
Potter and John W. Richmond have Tor Two years ope
rated I'm tho western part Of the state pretended mer
chants and have sent orders goods to merchants all
over the country aud dcfrauded great many TO the eh
tent of thousands Of dollars. Thompson was IN Bridge
water al the time Of Wllss arrest but escaped thTongh
the sgsstbnCe his wife Among those h~hdlei arg h
least nfy different firms In Ncw.lork city, sheldon
Drotbcrs of Auburn, y. Il, many New.England manu-
fartrcr dealers In all sorts OF goods III many oi the
All
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
TAKING ZEBEHR PACHA TO MALTA.

ALEXANDRIA, March 16.-The British a's-
patch boat Iris has sailed for Malta, having Zepehr
Pacha and two OF his board. The compromising
documents which led the arrest OF Zebehr Pach" anu
his sons consisted Of letters and were fonnd oy oener
Brackcnbury among the rebel effects when ie n'y rnr
hand, Lord wolseley commanded tho arrest ro"i
more persons have been arrested as accohphosS On.
LoEpoN, March l6.-rhe amDdssaaofs VI VA Wv
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
MR.. PARNELL AND THE NATIONALISTS.
HOW THE PRINCE OF WALES WILL BE RECEIVED IN

LONDON, March 16.-Mr. Parnell it appears
Is to be attacked from entirely quarter. The
manifesto read by Mr.. Clancy at tho meeting OF the
Nationalist section OF the Dublin Municipal Council
Thursday last has been submitted to the solicitors for
the Crown The manifesto expression of the
toward the Prince OF Wales In his visit to ireland.
It advised NaOnasts to maintain attitude OF reserve
to make no hostile demonstrations and expressions
OF welcome and declared that the visit Of the Prince and
Princess Of Wales inopportune while unspeak
ably indecent cotere remained in possession Of Dublin
nounced that IL from Mr. Parnell and I'm Mr. Sex
tons handwriting John Dillon denied the authenticity
OF the document On Saturday Mr. ParDel admitted that
MI Cancys statement was correct and explained that
the document prepared for Mr.. Clancys personal
direction and and not for publication at the time as
manifesto On Friday the National League issued
manifesto embodyng the sentiments contained In the
was apparently the draft The whole matter has been
placed before the Crown solicitors and these lawyers
have to-day rendered opinion that the manifesto OF
Thursday s reasonable document II Is believed that
the government will base some severe action the
opinion Of the solicitors and its action ts awaited with
interest.
DUBLIN, March 18.-The corporation to-day rejected a
motion to address to the Prince OF Wales
the occasion OF his visit here April In the debate
the proposed address Timothy Daniel Sullivan. Home
Rule Member for Westmeath County. described the
proposed visit Of the Prince attempt to whtewash
politically Dublin Castle All the perfumes OF Arabia"
cried out Mr.. Sullivan, "could not sweeten Dublin
Castle" This exclamation was received with cheers.
The Municipal Councils OF kngstOwn and Dalkey to-
day voted TO present addresses OF welcome TO the Prince
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
RARGE OFFICE EVILS TO BE REMEDIRD.

WASHINGTON, March I6.-SecretaIy ManlI''s
TODAY addressed letter to the Collector of Customs a
New-York in regard to the management OF the D"is'
Office, follows: ~,
The representations and complaints growing gpv,na Di,
the treatment of passengers and their baggage
by wafer at the Port of require the imne'r%o %
attention OF this Department In order that TS nrsum
fully and officially Informed OF all the facts anu
stances Won are directed In association with tne
Officer and Surveyor of the Port to MAKE Ystem in
jnaury into the alleged evils OF the existing system az
the management OF the Barge Office, and into inc io a
eaes of those evils If they shall be found to exist "
make report TO me In writing.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
INQUIRIES ABOUT ARMY OFFICERS.
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON March 16. The Secretary OF
War; it Is understood has ordered list prepared OF all
army officers GU duty Washington showing what du'y
each Ia performing, and bow long each has been mere
The inference that some changes will be made shorty
and that some Of tho oicers who have been enjoying
Washington life for an unusually long period Of years
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
.ntyDoyIyo SOUTHERN vIRGIyIA.

IYNCuDUKG, Va, March IU.-TIundreds or
the inhabitants OF the southern counties OF Virginia are
cmlgr.ting TO the Western States. The county they
leave consists OF blue grass grazing lands aud s fertile
but they are dissatisfied because Of the want OF railroad
communication and the disaster Of last years df0uth
FtIy ur-ons from one point and twenty from another
honT,l,d tle same train day last week for the
Vet THE movement has been going on for months