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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tses lay pisrn,ns, Jsse ., 1887.


TnH cohrr.-Ths comet occupies great deal
Of public attention. and bets ere freely wasefeo
upou the possible collision. Tho most extensive
proposition Of this Kind b the following ~ 'os
editor Of the Urbana. H.. Constitution, VINO "a
amined the celestial visitor carefully "Nn 'ae az
ssruments Of the Urbana Brass bano' ana comes
to the following conclusion:
tat The comet will not strike the eartn; put
I'd. II II does strike, 1t VIII never ~ IL Secona
In c.ss however, any gentlemen holds opinions
s;G.Sr. ,.om the above aud IL willing to back bis
vis~. "a limited extent, In order TO arrive ~ the
,r,,h IN this momentous matter, We hereby make
the following PROPOSITIONS:
u, We viii wager S20, 900, more or less, that II
a. comet offers to strike, We will dodge before IL
soes II, 10 other words, that 1t can't be brought to
the scratch.
o. A like sum that If does strike, IL will be
hacked higher nor kite.
al Twenty-Five times the above amounts, that
IN case the comet strikes IL won't bulge the earth
six inches by actual measurement
4sh A like amount, that after the comet strikes.
its trail drops.
the comet further than the comet can knock the
earth nine times out Of eleven.
9th. That after the comet gets through STRIKING
the earth, 1t will never want to strike ANYBODY
else.
These propositions are nten led to cover the case
of any gentleman this globe, or on the comet of
elsewhere.
An wagers to be decided by the Judges OF the
Supreme Court.
foundland
Time of striking and otner arrangements W oo
fixed by the parties -
Applicants for bets have right TO select any
comet they choose.
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TERRIBLE ToREADo.-On Monday last s,v,
the N. G Murf eesboro Gazette. a terrible wbir,.
wind passed over Meherran river, near Boykin 3
depot, travelling northeast to southwest, It brok
of the bodies Of immense trees In its course-pass
Ing through the Ridley plantation 1t did but Lit lie
dsmage near the Cross Locks. 1t traversed the
farm Of Mr.. Coles, unrooang every house in its
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

o-R. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES..-
&2e The subseriber has on hand, at his Coach
X@-Makine Establishment, on Lombard Al.
ley between Main and Cary, (Sth and 18th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, all of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work Of the kind can be in the
city Of Richmond, and Irespectfully ask call from
these In want Of any article In the Carriage line,
determined to make to order and sell at the low.
est prices possible, and oil work sold, that 10 new,
warranted.
N MICAJAH MANGUM
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CAUsTIC NObLEMAN Earl of Oxford, in
reply to An app icaton made to him by the Secrer
tary of the Norwich Engla dI Bible Society, to
take the chair at their meeting, writes rs follows
Sill am surprised and annoyed at the contents
of your letter-surprised, because my well known
character should have exempted me from such an
application, and annoyed bscauseit obtges me 10
have this Communication with you ] have long
been addicted to the gaming table, have lately
taken to the turf-I fear 1 frequently blaspheme-
have never distributed religious tracts All this
was we'll known to you and your Society. notwith-
standing which you think me fit person for your
President. God forgive your hypocrisy would
rather live In the land of sinners than with such
saints. am, Sir, &c. (SigpsdD
OXFORD,
dublin Freeman's Journal
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STEAMER BURNT The Mobile papers mention
that on the 23rd ult, the steamer Sydonis. Capt
Angomar, took fire at Phillips Landing, about 20
miles below Monroe. and together with her cargo,
The passengers, some 20 to 25 In number, escaped
unipjured, but saved none of their baggage The
second steward and cook. aud one of the fremen
(white) were drowned.
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STORAGE..-Mercha 'Acc0mmO datiop
y Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat
Corn Coffee, &c 10.
Persons having goods to store, would consult theh
in receiving, shipping and marking attending person.
ally to that ou' selves.
They also save large amount Of money in drayase
alone, by storing with US. Our Warehouse being sit
uated the dock goods can be received and deliver
ed free of drsyage.
Insurance effected at the lowest city rates II do
sired BRIDGFORD s. CO.
nol9 Corner Goth. Dock and Cary streets
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PHILANTHROPY The Gov.,ro, s u,., =.
seems has ssut thousand dollars W W.gsn, 4
an Awe ,ne destitute there who are not des,i,n,s
people s.n tne northern counties Of Michigan the
TAI n,, ssv. beer starving to death This sbors
snoi'ion far outstrips charity
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RADICALLY CUkkD b
II DR. BH ERMANs
CE RATED TRU IS.

Messrs. FELDBURG CO. hsvins purcha.ee me
patent risht for the above celebrated article %r
state of Virsinia have opened an Office over Jone
Jsck sons Drug Store No u Main street where taey
have lot Of RADICAL CURE TRUSS. All e.
cons who are suffering from Rupture are invited 20
Gall and examine the article. by 10 doing they mN
find .rtan relief from one Of the most paisfsi sns
DANGEROUS diseases
P6yacians are respectfully requested to call ana
examine the above article
This TkUSS was PATENTED Dee. q, 1880. t-tss
an entirely now article. and will kssp back ana po
sivsiy cure the worst form OF rupture, ~hsre "a
directions followed, and Of the came tims eaa
worn with the utmost comfort II 10 the easess saa
most comfortable truss ever introdussd.
my Him
Mrs. CLAIBORNE hAhksDALk VI"
lvl open school for 0irls On the 2esh o. asassai
Of her residence on Church Hill, corner ss.a 10 80
Frankia S. The ususlbraashes Of Enshsn "'"S
viii be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per meath.
REFERgNcgs--R. J. Gaines, Or, y. & 49,
Henry Carriugton. Charlotte, virgtniai =. g. M1h
ESQ, DR. Joha WAyh N 9. Read, Ess, Asnmosa
NH t7-,-d3m
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BIG kAT-A house rat was captured In q
house at East Boston yesterday, that measured
sixteen inches from the tip of his tail to the end of
nus nose Entire length of the body was eleven
lncnes, and IN point of diameter was equal to an
ordinary sized cat -B,.
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Two WOMEN YoKED IN A PLow During last
week very unusual sight attracted the attention
OF the railway passengers while the trains were
passing through Bishopton of Mass 1t was that
OF two females yoked in q pillow, which was guild
ed by an ungaliant male, who held the stills. The
only way of accounting for this eccentric proceed
ing Is the suggestion that the land which Is newly
reclaimed, Ia too light to admit of horses being en-
ployed -Greenock, Scotland, Advertiser.
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GUIDE FOR TRAvELERs AND oTHRR


Raliroaa Liues.
ktcaMonp ., BnRnsRfcKsDuRa Anp RoToMAc
,;, :s:: Hse is::' S.s
:s.sn.r |: aiken ssr wsss.stos, sS.ss: ); Railroad
vIIsIsia cEsraAL. soiss NORTH leaves THE sisYY
twice daily (sunday evenings sxcsptsd,l g vhs,e
D. m, aad u o'clock p m, for 0ordonsvis, "a Al.
.s.sds ssiro.1, fsa o.. AIs.ssd.. ws.hasson, Bal
KIesmo.p And pAnvnLr-Lesses Mshnonss a. g
s: Jaa.so. e .aS:Ps:s
sesaOsD ARD s o ,sas i'
s~is sn sTsry Ss{ Sunday train
ssve: her. sv.ps Monday. wednesday and Friday st
III. ....m.r cGRfis PECK, Capt. John psvis
leaves her wharf at kocsets eveIJ sisa, Sor
DAY and Thursday moIninss ~ o .i1 ~ ssuisr
landings Oh II Fer New York. 90.
| Oh. steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish.
Inc s~erv tuesday evening. at o'clock, for New
York touching al City Point and Norfolk TO reeeye
.ss.ensers, DC, leaving Norfolk next morning, at IL
o'clock.
Nv III. sts.mships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY or RICHMOND. One Of these steamer mel
leave every Monday and Thursdsy, stopping At CITY
Point and Norfolk to receive fr.sht .rA c...--.--.
/ fiN6 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET. Between MAIN AND CARY.-1he
subscriber 10 fully prepared toso all kinds OF work
In the above business, with dispstch ana ie'ulns
thanks his numerous patrons for past favors sna
| solicits continuance Of the ssme Being master
| of his business he promise his customers tnat
all work done by him WILL at least, be equal TO any
other house in the city, and fully a. cheap fact
known to all persons who know what 5000 WORK u.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-he 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe'
ror manner. both In town and country.
TIN WARE -Alwsys on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail
GAS FITTIN6-He 10 likewise prepared TO DO
oil kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner;
PUMPS He keeps always ON hand q large sse
ssI1 CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
N1EDICAL TEsTImONY..FROM THk
Nl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIR. PARSONS or
VAThs 10 to certify that have used In my practice
| and have seen used by others DR. l.: Scotts Ceieos
tstiou in saying that have moro confidence in than
any other Lniment l ever saw, l have USED II IN
| Rheumatism, sprsins Bruises, Pains and burns
with almost universal success and can with CONN.,
denee recommend 1t to the afflicted.
~ EDWIN PARSONS, N. D.
Va, Dec. 4. 1855.
All tho above Medicines for sale BY Purcell, Ladd
Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond jag
DENOVAL.--Or PLUME has removed
II his office to the third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South side aud about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and sonorrh9al complaint ana navine
can 1--WE very general satisfaction. call from
hose Interested Is solicited.
DR. p also makes and vends one Of the best resto-
rstives chemical Extract of French FlowersD for
aon sttutional weakness offered to the public.
DR. p may be consulted eonfdentially BY letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to h IN s"S 9an ang rn,.,
sire near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no B
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The duties lsyisd on a h.,-.1-
and st al the ports n Cuba. ncur 81 Havana
guy on corn fraction over forty cent e ss hn. hs
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
The MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE S8O,OOO!!
PiCKEY6 ONLY 6lO
TICKETS ONLY go

Owing to the great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received BY the public,
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 8
Swan & Co, will have . drawing each Saturday
throughout the year
Tho following Scheme viii bs drawn In each
their Lotteries for June, 1857
GLASS SO,
70 be drawn In the sity OF Atlanta Ga In public On
Saturday, June 9Th, 1857.
CLASS 40,
70 BE- drawn in the city ofAtlanta, Ga In public o.
Saturday, June 18th, 1857.
CLASS
70 BE- drawn In the sty of Atlanta Ga In public on
Saturday, June Goth, 1857,
GLASS AZ,
r be drawn in the City of Atlanta Ca in public on
Saturday, June 11th, 1857.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBlRS.
1906 Prizes.
More taAs One Prize to Every Ten zyeksls.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
DRAWN
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FOREIGN CATTLE .x,.n.,va cors,.rr,.,.
cs,,,a breeding stock. consisting of short horn
Phi1ss,s, sheep, and pigs, 10 now on its vav IN
niAoe'phia In the ship Georgia ~
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IhhIGRATIoN.-During the month of May, u
emigrsnt vessels arrived at New York bringing
over He4o passengers-or nearly 900 for every
day 10 the month. This Is the largest number 81
arrivals for any one month In the last three wears
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DiCHMUND Is L l. An ID b kAss
H FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTUREl-No2 25 Main street, between
9th and 9Th, west sde.-The subscriber has for sale
500 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 dfere kinds and 10 daily manufacturing Crates
tn order, " holesale and retail at Northern prices
Crates, Bells nc, neatly psetsd and forwarded 10
made ORDER and all kinds Of repairing done at the
shortest notice. -
NH 16-6m SAMtL ID. DENOOH
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

Rm- OPENINE OF FASHION, 0hn
ABLE SUMNER MILLINERY. ~
MRS. DEMELMAN. on Main street 80
VI between 18th and 18th streets informsN
the ladies of Richmond and vicinity that she has re-
ceived her SUMMER STYLES ofNeapoltan Grape
Lace and other kinds of BONNETs, which she will
sell cheaper than any other establish ment In this
city, hoping thereby to accommodate and please all
who feel disposed to favor her with their CUSTOM
Bonnets cleaned equal to new. Caps, Hair Dresses
and Bonnets made to order Gents, Boy1 and In.
fsnts' Hats, of every quality. sold at New York
prices. Country Millinery sold wholesale and 70
tail. An ia d9m*
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| - COACH MAKER

@N Corner BROAD AND 9Th sTs.,
(Tichenor's old stand keeps constantly on hand
and mates to ordsr. ali kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCKAWAYS. BUGGLES, SULKIES. SPRING
WAGONS ETC He has now exhibition in HE
show room an unusually large assortment. which he
10 opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms. EN-.
ploying the best workmen, and usip tbs finest ma
teris he 10 enabled to warrant all his work.
a. Coach Smithins and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, as usua and upon reasonable terms.
NV ISN'T
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1HE BURDsLL CAsE-fhe surdell still ex-
cites much interest. On Friday at the iHv-stgs-
ton before the Surrogate. DR.. Roberts. q previous
partner of Dr. Surdell, stated that the occasion
of Mrs Cunnnehsm's sending for him to converse
the subject of tbs law suit that had existed be-.
tween her and the doctor she produced packet of
arsenic, which she said had been found under the
mating of Dennis Hubbard's room; that on one oe.
cssion Mrs. Cunningham and daughter had been sud-
denly taken sick at supper, Of which meal Dennis
did not psrtske land that ind cations
there was little doubt but that tn been
ed. IRE witness further testified that DR. BurdeIl
bsd int mated to him that Mrs. Cunningham was
worth some $500 00 and that he himself Rad .een
the titla deed TO, of her estate Mrs Cunninr h am
also Informed DR. Roberts that she would never mar.
~ Burdell, a. be was a man who loathed her DR..
Cox testified, among other curious things, that be
never paid Dr. Biaisdel any money, except for pro-
fesgionai services
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IL hOLLs N respectfully informs the Ladies' and
sntlen,en of Richmond and vicinity, that she will
give information IN al the affairs relating to life,
such 70 Health. Wealth, Love, Marriage. Journeys,
Law Suits Difficulties In Business, Absent Frisnds,
Sickness ana Death and In re'pect to oil other sub.
ects both past, present and future, and s
of life.
fERMs-For Ladies Is cents; Gentlemen 50 senis,
each
Apply at No. IT, (which 10 over the door, Ysylors
alley, between 18th and 18Th and Main and Gary
streets, Richmond Va my l5lms
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In dresry winter. snow or rsin
Whom winds do blow, sm the same
In lowy cot, or noh mans retreat
| am to them, INSTANT RELIEF
For lonely orphaa, the poor mans bYfSa
For those that use me IT'S their pride
70 recommend whom cast down With sYfsf
Their Rreatest comfort 10 INSTANT 1ELirp
For COUGHS and COLDS, tbs 10 prsyeat
And cure all those for such Pm mssnt.
Pm nice TO take, tits quite treat,
Do take .. shis Syrup, LEoEARb's INSTANT
Price % cent, as.. he. a,n
4 ,ULGH kLlXln- Fer PuImonarv I,i--
~ case Ia its inepisnt stare, aud Tor Cola. ~
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stsnS. 10 ~,
above any other remedy that has ever been osred -
the patronage of Southern community fbis MA.
ieine does not profess to eradicate ali disease ~
whatever nature, with which humanity may be A.
atcted-nor does the proprietor declare IL to be IN.
ONLY CUBE for pulmonary diseases; but from the "a
putatioo it has acquired for ITSELF and that too ,,tS
out 'pufiog" with those Who have used L. and from
the great number Of certificates of residents of 9ieh
mond, who have been bene and sured by In N.
che feels at liberty to commend it to general uss s,t
ished that the affiliated cannot it without rssev
ing great benefit from its healing and curative nav.
ers
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Rs.,.
Alex. Duval, Patterson L Jackson, Chas Millspsurh
y J Picnt. A. "odsker ard Chss D. Yale nv ~
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SOAP AND CANuLks.-We have now In
- large stock OF the best family Soap bish
warrant free Of fish oil and all IN pleasant orders
Also and, large ST. Ok Of fs'low Candles put up
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our climate We would ask the attention Of the
trade and families who wish good article at q fair
price, to examine stock, and satisfy themselves
that quality considered, ofsr great inducements
to purcnsae of Us C CREW SON,
18th street near Old Market.
awe are still prepared to offer the highest mar
ket price for ~ kinds of clean grease.
nv 26-fm
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DARKER, NIMNIO & CO.,
No. l43 Eagle Square,
Have great variety of Goods, suitable for boys
wear, such as
Plain and Checked Cottonades
do. do. Linen
Striped Satin
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Black and Coiored Drap D'Ete
do. do. Italian Cloth
do. do Cashmerette
Light Summer Cassmeres
Gloyaa Hdkfa auanandera Hoae &c Ia
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.

NlhG1NlA SAtlN0S bANhs
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
Money received on deposit in sums of five dollars
csntum per snnum 10 psid. for sums remaining six
months or longer for shorter periods interest at the
rate Ct per eentum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier + B. SfARKE, at the store of e. B.
SPENCE. corner of Main and Governor streets,
sAM'L 8. COTTRELL, President.
T. B. STARKE. Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
nv IS SIN
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~ j. b. SMITHS
SALOON, ---= ~
FoRMEaLY BRACE
a3c

BROAD STREET,
9he subscriber. having taken the above premises,
and fitted them up in superior STYLE would inform his
friends and the public that he 10 prepared to fur
nsh them with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS, and with every delicacy In the EAT
ING LINE that can be had in our own and other
markets
LAGER BEER, ALE and CIDER, In bottles and
ON draught.
nv ~ Inn j. B. SMITH.
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ENORWA RIDING BUSI X q SIN.
l. CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arran &c
ments to increase the line of boss running from my
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed By this arrangement will put goods through
ayssooner than heretofore, and nearly not alto
gether, az soon a. by the 8. g. R. R., and at much
less expense
Merchants west Of Lynchburg wishing to eonhsn
their goods to the rairord agent required to de-
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay Or col
lect charges on goods received by the Canal.
v 29-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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lihNKY hXALL. AkGHiTkCT,
H RICH MONO, VA,
Opposite THE AMERICAN HoTEi.)


B. GLoProN, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH, Arshiteet,
Oswald hEINalCH, Mining Engineer and
II prepared to furnish Designs with Plans snd full
Working drawings for uidings of every description
including Mills, Manufe oturfng Establishments and
Machinery Of all kinds. with Specification, Est.
tn. construction of the same.
q will pay particular attention 70 lsyins out and
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, - well - Public or Private
Grounds
He il also prepared to survey and locate all kinds
Of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience in hh
business and with the best corps OF Assistants ever
In Office Ia this State, be feels coofdent that bs
can give entire satisfaction to oil who may enruss
their work to his care And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 30 hoefst
tnusnoe Of the Sane from them and the public ssas
rally.
He respectfully refers to
VIM. II. Mscfsriand,
VIM II. Hsxsll,
Jas II. Gardner >ktshmont.
Bacon l. Baskerville,
Lewis Webb Son,
Lewis L. Harvie, }an.u.
VIM. J. Bsrksdale, A"'n'
w. wn n s.s %sT:Cn' eooshl.ns.
VIM: .. Tontaine, King William.
DR.. Price. Hanover.
w. 7. sutherlin, Dsnvils.
Geo Bollins, Petersbnrs
Jno & Mcdaniel. Lypehburs.
Thos J. Boyd, Wythevilis.
Geo. q Curle, Lynehburs.
andrew Beirne, Union.
Propristors Of the Sweet Springs ,.,.
ROcibridss Alum SPRING.
las. D. Davidson, Lexinston.
Col. Croxet State Engineer. my Z"
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NOTICE to TAX PAYERS. BE Ii or.
y dained by the Council of the City of Richmond,
That the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice In at least four of the daily newspapers of
the city for fifteen days pror to the fifteenth day of
June that he will attend at his office daily betwee
the hours OF O'clock A. M. and O'clock P M
from the 18Th to the 5Oh of June inclusive for the
purposs of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes. the whole half of the amounts of
taxes charged, deductine from the whole amount or
one ball. 90 the case may be, ten per ceptum thereon
THE Collie cor shall, in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to abe 18th of December that he
will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the 18th to 3st Of December
inclusive for the purpose of reeei wing from any per.
son who has aready paid half only of the city
taxes charged to him. the remaining half deducting
frcn such hslften pr cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordinsnce,
passed January llth 1885, will attend at the ColIec
tors Office at the City Hail. from the 18Th the 3oth
OF June for the purpose Of receiving taxes as above
directed. JULIUS a. HOB0ON,
Collector of City OF Kichmond.
Bit will be Understood from the above ordi-
usnce, that those who do not avail themselves OF the
opportunity of paying the first half bstw cen the 18TH
and S0th OF June are entitled to deductions; but
IRE required to pay the whole amount Of their bills
soon In the month Of July - the Collector can
sail on them Persons desiring Information or OF IS
the amount Of their taxes will call at the
Jfiice previoas TO the 18th Of Juno.
is IYdtistJy IA H., C. c. R.
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nm lNlPVKTANT NOTlCk TO RI
III HAT, BOOT AND CATER WEAR
- ERS.-From Is to 20 per cent saved BY
buying from H. ANTHONY, Columbian -.
Hotel. Best quality moestin Hats $50; second
quality SS; silk Hats ease; fine cafskin sewsd Boots
IS SOL Ccneress Boots. best quality French patent
leather IS IS; English kid SS IS; buckskin S3 50 |;
lasting 50; salfskin Is; patent leather PumpsS CO.;
calfskin do. 275 eslfskin Oxford Ties Is They
ell made to orderland warranted to wear well.
Terms, cash on delivery one price and no abate-
uspt, ap 10
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PRESCRIPTIONS promptly and aeon
rstely compounded at ali hours day or night, by
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA col.
LEGE OF PHARMACY,
LAlDLEY ROBINsONS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
ap l42m Corner 4th and Franklin SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

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1iss SIZE; Ladies' fine Morocco 1JipperI
II; Ladies hne Md Slippers hsslsd LIS ChiIdren's
button Caters % cents; ChiIdfsns hne tipped Boot
10 cents; Childrens fstent Lss,ber and Morocco,
snhls Ties 6z1 cents; Misse1 button Caters Is;
With various other styles equally % shssp in pro.
peuion. MAkCU0 HARRIS,
Jeo 1888 Brad street