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The Markets.

New YORK, Nay IA. N.-Flour dull
Wheat dropping. Corn unchanged. FORK
duh ~ S23 a SO -. Lard quiet. Cotton quiet
at > t4M2Jc. freghts firm.
STOCKS heavy. Money, Jr6 per cent. Gold,
l&7. Sterling exchange, loss, sight, noe.
). POS, -, registered, lo9 au! loo. coupons
100 B..
New York, May Up. M.-Stocks active
and somewhat better. Money, per cent
Market improving. Gold, 1877. Governments
dull 5-2n's -, coupons, loy'a. Cotton easier ;
sales 200 bales at 2>t@c. Flour dun and de-
clined luuljc. STATE, so 900 @ii.2a; south
ern mixed good, slj2o1sl>.j. Corn de-
clincd au3c.: western mixed, new, 81 2&d
& pc: old, Sl.Sl. Pork heavy mess 80
Lard lirmer at l21Il5ssc. Rice firm. sugar
steady Coffee easier. Naval stores quiet.
Turpentine, 62ubSc. Rosin, s5.7"4ss. freights
quiet; steam 10 Liverpool, 3-lb
BALTIMoRE. May l7.-Prime Rio coffee
scarce and in demand sales of 100 bags late
yes crday on private terms. cotton Ill lalr
demand ut 2-1H2Sc. Flour inactive, and de-
clined SOC Wheat nomina!ly loHl5c. lower
Corn improved in demand and advanced 20 80. ],
prime white 81 IL, yellow, 81 ljRSl.lt mixed
western 81 .0lNe o. Sugar firm. Provisions
firm and quiet. Bulk shoulders, saHac. a;
rib sides lo1@c.; loose, lua4. Packed mess pork,
s23. jo0 s23 -. Whisky steady III bond, Soc.
ST. LorIs. May l7.-Cotton advanced; mid
ding. 2ic. Flour declined joc AL on super
fine and lower grades. Provisions hrner.
H.
&c clear sides, l2Aul2%c Lard, l2-4l 2Hc.
CIxcIxxATI, May l7.-Flonr dull Whisky
held at SIC. in bond. Provisions quiet ana I'M
changed. Mess pork, SEQ Lard, l2'.c.
WLM1yarox, n. c., May l7.-Cotton quiet
at &c Spirits turpentine steady at '5c. kosin
quiet at S2.7o4s6.
CHARLESTON, May l7.-Cotton steady-Mid
ding. 27127A.c. sales OF 200 bales receipts
40: receipts for the week, 900 exports, 1900
stock in port, 1000
MOBILE, May l7.-Cotton quiet; sales Of So
| bales middling AT 2jc. receipts, 297 sales FOL
the week, s. 80, receipts, l,l5a; exports, l,is'
/ stock in port, 2,2i3.
| ArausTA May I7-Cotton opened firm ano
! closed easier mddling, &c sales, 30 bales
receipts, los.
| SAyANxAH, May l7.-Cotton quiet and nomi
nal: middlng, 2O5sc small business done
receipts, 800 bales.
eNEw ORLEANS, May l7.-Cotton firm ant
4 Unchanged sales of $50 bales low mid
dIings. 25c receipts for the week, i,so0 bale
/ against 4, 800 last year exports for same time
/ ~ 100 stock ll5,547. Sugar and molasse
unchanged. Gold, 1854.
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ST. Louis, May l6.-ChargcS Of fraud
and SwindIiug have been made against a
dry goods firm OF this city, and one of the
members of the firm has been arrested,
and the other fled the city. Ii is reported
that they bought large stock Of goods in
New York and Boston on three and four
months time. These goods were sent 10
Philadelphia and Cincinnati, and sold under
the hammer for cash. They borrowed
several thousand dollars on call, and a
short time since made an assignment and
closed their doors. The party arrested
was released on bail, but was al once re-
arrested by an Eastern creditor.
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The Central National Bank of New
York.

New YORK, May 1.-THE rumor which
was current yesterday relative to the de-
falcation in a bank on Broadway has been
explained. The bank is the Central Ma
tioual, of which William G.. Whcclock is
president. The dcialcation was discovered
some weeks ago by the bank officers, and
the amount is about sixty thousand dol
lars, and arose through the misconduct Of
the third teller, whose bondsmcn and
friends, it is said, will make it up. The
event will not impair the regular dividends
OF the bank.
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More About the New Orleans Bank
Troubles.

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-Thc financial
condition of the First National Bank of this
city has materially improved since ycStcr-
day. During the last two days there las
been heavy run on the City National
Bank, and it is reported that deposits to
the amount Of $G75,000 were drawn out,
and the condition Of the bank became cri-
teal. Three private capitalists, however,
came forward and advanced 100000,
which timely assistance saved the concern
and restored the confidence of its custom
crS. All the banks in the city have suo-
tanned heavy drafts.
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OVATION To HORACE GREELhY.-lt has
tranSpired here to-day that some friends OF
Jcti. Davis in this city held n meeting last
night and resolved to tender Horace Gree
ley an ovation on his return from Rich
mond TO New York ria Washington. He
was accordingly telcgraphed, aud was
asked to inform the committee when he
would reach this city. This morning q
reply was received, endorsed, "Colicct
eightv-one centS-l return home by way
of Norfolk. II. Greeley" He aftcrward
evidently changed his mind, for he reached
this city this evening, and went directly
through to New York. The Washington
rebels are indignant for two reasons, be-
cause he gave them the cold shoulder and
because he didn't prepay his dipatch.-
Washington correspondence Ne,c York Trj-
ilfltP.
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IuruDENcE.-Twoh igh-notioned negro
women, well aware OF their legitimate
apartment on board the ferry boat Nor
folk, attempted to force themselves in the
ladies' cabin yesterday, in total defiance OF
all restrictions. Captain Childs very po-
litely requested their withdrawal to their
proper apartment. This they declined to
do, and coupled their refusal with some not
very complimentary or decent remarks.
CAPTAIN Childs insisted and threatened cN-
pulsion, but without any effect. Finally,
finding all threats and pcrsuasions useless.
the determined officer adopted the only
alternative, and bodily elected the negroes
from their seats in the ladies' cabin. On
the arrival of the ferry boat in Portsmouth
these women appeared before Mayor White,
and sued out a warrant against Captain
Childs for assault. The case will come mp
before his Honor this morning.
journal.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Commercial
Bank suspended payment this morning. IA
cob Barker pledges his real estate, with an an
uual rental of $4,000, 10 cover the liabilities Of
the bank.
General Sheridan issued m order this morn
ing prohibiting the carrying Of firearms cN-
cept those 50 authorized in the discharge Of
their duty. Offenders are 10 he tried aud pun
ished by \ military commission.
Senator Wilson addressed Il quiet and or
DERBY meeting last night. The military were
under arms to qucll any disturbance
The Firemen'> three days festival COM
meucrs to-day at the Fair Grounds for the
benefit OF widows and orphans.
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1 urpi.u News.

LoxDoS, May IA large number Of per
sons engaged in the disturbances 1T Catalonia
aud in other parts OF Spain have been ar
res ted. -
IoSpox. May l-.-Fhc bullion III the Bank
of England has increased tl2I,uuu.
IIvEKPooL, May IG.-Eycnng-Cotton nc
tive, irregular, aud lluctuating miudling up
lands, II I'd. Orleans. II Id. kosln advanced
TO =. Turpentime, 3js. 81.
LlvFEruGl, May l--Noon cotton firm ,
middling uplamds, II "a. Orleans, II ID. -
tiIn:ted sales l2.nFo bales.
LIVERPOOL. May IL Evening. - Cotton
closed firm sales Of 5000.
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-The Br"EsrS 'rc""r
reports sales of cotton for the week at To-, 900
bales of which - 900 were for spectators.
Stock in port and on shlpboard, $4,000 bales
which ~, 900 are American. Tallow, rs. nd.
Turpentne, &i>. Sd.
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HARD on MAssACHUSETTs.-Th fact is,
the pretended morality or humanity of
Massachusetts, is nothing but profound
hypocrisy. There is not, probably, so
wicked city in the world as Boston. With
great outside show of decency and
morality, there is vast amount OF secret
vice. 1t is much the same throughout the
State. Such crimes as We refer to could
not occur in any other state OF society.
From such great pretences, with so much
hypocrisy, the worst crimes naturally
snring. Benefits Urald.
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IEar RAcR.-Hurdle race. Handicap pre-
MUM Of $3.50, and 400 for the second horse
For all ages. Two-mile dash over six hur
dies.
Colonel u. McDaniel's blk. h. Blackbird.
by imp. Albion, dam Enderby, aged l33
Dr. w. kcrwins Oh. &. Citadel, by Maho-
met dam Prunella, by imp. Glencoe. q
wears. los pounds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. u. Leary's ch. III. Lady Alice, by Lex
ington, out Of an imp. mare 3 years. 20
pounds .................. ..................
Mr.. D. Rcedy's h. h. ZigzAg, by Ruric,
dam Icta, by Zenith aged ..............d Dir.
Time, -.
SECOND RAcE.-A premium OF $3.50, for all
ages. Three.quarter mile dash. Ten per cent
entrance.
Mr.. I. b. Reed e c. Urbana, by Brsckin-
ridge, out of imp. Lady Skies, BY Sleight
of Hand, 5 years..
Colonel ID. McDaniels black f., by imp.
Eclipse, out of Greek Slave, By imp.
Glencoe. years Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. J.. V Snedeker's b. C. by Sla sher, dam
by imp. Trustee. 8 Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, l:24.
THIRD RACED. Sanford. Sweepstakes pre-
MUM Of $500, all ages, one and-a half miles
~lo0 entrance h. f. TO carry loo pounds.
Mr.. j. >. Watsons b. h. Delaware, by
RinEgold, dam Ariel by imp. Sarpedon !
Colonel ID. McDanieIs b. h. Julius, by
Lexington, out of Julia by imp Glencoe.
Mr.. j. >. Watsons b. h. Captain Moore,
by imp. Balrownie, dam Jennie Rose by
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From NIpNiro.

New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Virginia,
from Vera cruz on the it'll, with $4,000 III Spe
Gle has arrived. The siege Of the city was
progressing sluggishly. tn" Liberals having
very few guns. II wa, reported that the Lib
erals had Il strong war steamer 1t IaIEpico,
intended To blorkad" Vera Cruz. Tn" Nir-
ginia brought back freight intended for Slsal.
The new, from the interior was ucagra and
unreliable.
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MORE CLAMoRs FOR Social EQUALITY
We learn that large meeting of freed
men was held in Hampton on Tuesday
night, and that very inilammatory speeches
were made. Coniiscation ard social equal
ity were insisted on, and the right TO
rooms at hotels, etc, were insisted Oh
.-NorJoik Trginian.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Election of Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia.
STANTON, May lin accordance with
resolution adopted on yesterday BY the Conn-
Gil OF the Protestant Episcopal Church of Viz
ginia, now in session here, that body this
morning proceeded to the election OF an As
sstant Bishop Of this Diocese, when Rev.
Francis NJ Whittle, of Louisville, Ky, was
chosen
The vote of the clergy was rs follows:
For Rev. Francis NJ Whitt!e................io
For Rev. G.. j. Gibson. ......................l 10
For Rev. Joshua Peterhn. 9
For Rev. j. A. Latane. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7
For Rev. G. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The lay delegates ratified the choice OF the
clergy.
Rev. Mr.. Whittle Is native OF Virginia,
and u gentleman OF fine culture and abilities.
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At Bradford, Mass, Spiritualist named
Smith held Sc6aace at his house on Tues
day night, which was disturbed by some
young men of the village. This enragcd
Smith, who rushed out with a pistol and
Shot one Of them, named Samuel Webster,
dead. Smith then surrendered himself to
the authorities. Webster leaves 4 wife
and family.
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HUrine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY i, 1867.
sun risss............ 5.t1 Moon flses ;..;,..'..
sur sgts........... 1903 High tide, p. NJ. !.t

IMMATURE AIM asht-MAf - loo'.
SIM risss.,....... 5.t7 Moon rises.......... 80
sur s............ 1903 High tide, p NJ. LOO
PORr OF RICHMOND. MAY IT, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
diss and passengers u. +. watson
steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New YORK, mer-
cbandi,e and passengers, ). Ayres Co
Schnoreer Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber,
Charles Phillips.
SAILED.
Steamer Rebecca Clyde. chichester. New York,
IN .rchpndise and passengers, w. Porter.
steamer Virginia, Allen, phiiadelphla, mer-
chandiss and passengers, w. T. Porter.
Steamer John sylvester, Glhnrh, s"rioihr mer-
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
MEaoRAsDA.
schooners casper Hen, Shoe II. 6. Ely, Macal-
lister: and Penny vania, Davis arrived In fhlla-
delphia from Richmond, via lower James iver'
on 18Th. -
Schooner d s Steeman, Schue, cleared from
New York tor Richmond on 18th.
ny TELEGRAPH.
QrEESsrowE. MAY H.-steamer CUBA touche1.
LoSDoNDEEEY, May H.-steaaer America
touched
LlyhKPooL, May H.-Arrived, steamers Hecia
and Kangaroo.
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J.rr. DAVIS ~ NV NcEE.- 1t is very
....tr that The President OF the late rebel
Conf. lerary Will ~, be welcomed as an
nur,4 cues, hv the great body OF our re-
tug and c0usldyrate cltl|ehS. ihey
auot forget, nor are they yet ready 10
rg.ye, the part lie has played III the a"-
0a. tragedy through which our country has
passed, nor can they hold him gu'ltlesS
,.- the dear lives that have been sacrificed
s.a effort TO save the nation from de-
sn4eioa. While the purpose 10 acqulesce
In lis discharge is general, it inspires no
SPECIAL enthusiasm in any quarter.-Ae~
I-r. I-..
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New YORK. May 1.-The reserve of Mr..
Davis meets with the earnest applause of his
friends Since his release he has repealed rs
personally offensive, anything like n de
monstration though he has received his
friends cordially, and conducts himself in all
respects with the quiet dignity CT a private
gentleman.
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The hotel bars for the sale Of liquors,
and all other public bars in Boston, are to
close after Saturday next, or their liuidS
and fixtures will be subject to seizure.
A daughter Of Mr.. James W. Ford, Of
Fredericksburg, had her eyes seriously al
lcctcd last Monday evening by watching
TOO intentlv the vivid flashes of lightning.
General Burton has been summoned to
appear before the Judiciary Committee to
give testimony as to the custody, CONVEX
sation, &C., Of Jefferson Davis.
Thcprospects Of the grain crops through
ont the Northwest, according to reports
received at Chicago, are very promising.
A violent hail storm passed over the re-
gion OF country between Columbus and
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Monday.
Beverly Smith, cashier of the National
Bank at Parkersburg, West Virginia, was
found dead in bed on Monday.
Forncy's Chronicle of yesterday comes
ont in long editorial in favor of confisca-
ton.
Hon. W. +. Chandler, Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury, has determined to
resign his position on the lst of next month.
O. p. Baldwin is lecturing in Fredericks-
burg. DR.. Burrowsis TO lecture there next
week.
The Black Crook" company proceeds
to Richmond after leaving Norfolk. For
peyS Chron,cle.
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FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-Thursday morning
about 2 o'clock a fire broke out on the
lower floor Of the large warehouse No. !
east Whitewater street, occupied by Dob
son & Rainier, importers Of brandics,
wines, &C., which was entirely destroyed,
with all its contcntS.-NortOH Journal.
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OCR FINANCIAL PRospECTs.-We hear
from Washington that the Secretary Of the
Treasury expresses the opinion very freely
that no further reduction of the public
debt need be expected at present; indeed,
the chances are that the debt will be in
creased within the next three months
Nclc York Times.
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Political 3cg2iug.

New YORK, May I6.-Thc National
Union Republican Committee has issued
an address appealing to the Republican,
Of the country for aid to enable them II
send speakers and distribute tracts
throughout the South.
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THE CoTToN CRoP IN NORTH AND SorTH
CARoLINA.-A gentleman who has lately
travelled through the principal portions OF
Darlington, Chester, Marion, and Sumter
districts, South Carolina, and in portions
of Arson county, North Carolina, states
that the present prospects for good crop
of cotton are very favorable. The plant
was already up in many instances, and
was doing well. The wheat crop was
never known to be better in this section.
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and family.

The Baltimore EpisCopol NetlodiSt adj
viScs lis southern friends to buy the Eng
lish edition of Lange's Commentary upon
the Bible. The American edition con-
tanS-what no one could guess in a dozen
trials-"a partisan account of General
Lees invasion of Pennsylvania"
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A SHERIFF's SALE STOPPED BY ORDER
OF GENERAL PoPE.-By an order Of Ge
neral Pope, shcritiTs sale of property was
lately stopped in Georgia. This proves
that he considers himself empowered to
suspend State laws.
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4 SINGULAR PRoPosTIoN.-Bcnnett IS
never al loss for novel ideas. Here IS
bis last: Let us have for our municipal
government separate qualification oil
person and property OH this basis, giving
every man one vote for one thousand
dollar, IS the value Of hi, own person, and
10 taxpayer and property owner an al
a1aouaI vote for every one thousand dol
lars be is worth in property.
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How TO SAVE CASA reflector is in use
in depot in Baltimore which makes as
much light by the aid of four burners as
thirty burners make without it.
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Two brokers got into quarrel on Bond
street, New York, Wednesday, and fired
pistols at each other. Fred. Grace, who
Mas standing in the vicinity, was wounded
BY one vi Tue balls.
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Minister Appointed.

WaSuINGToS, May l7.-tirurgc Bancroft, OF
New York. has been appointed successor 10
Governor Wright II Minister 10 Prussia.
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-D,.,tgs. Wedicines, dc.

MEADE IL BAKER,
APoTHECAKIEs AND DISPENSERS OF
GENUINE FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.
Pure DrugI and Rare Chemicals,
Select French Perfumery,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes, SC.
Agents for the genuine BoudauIt's Peps!ne, Paul
Iodtuissd Cod Liver Oil, and Iodo- Ferro-Phos.
plated Elixir OF Hors. Radish.
NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
myls Richmond, Va.
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The promised lecture Of Mr.. II. Rivcs
Pollard on the "Chivalry of the South !"
was not delivered last night, Mr.. Pollard
not having made his appearance as ex-
yectcd. We have no idea of the reason
why he failed to present himself.-Lyrch-
LLL1.n neunhlicnn
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The Southern Relief Fair in Washington
promises TO DO . success,
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The New York Haald says that Gerrit
Smiths Richmond speech was full of
characteristic bencvolcnce, and contained
broader and more sensible views than the
speeches of any other northern orator now
in the South
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\ Boston letter to the New York Post
says: John Oliver (whom Governor Pcir-
point has appointed notary public was a
citizen Of Boston up 10 the beginning of
the war. His wife is the superintendent
OF the colored orphan asylum in New Or
leans
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TANNERS OIL.
TANNERS OIL for sale by
myl7 U. II. CHALKLRY 4 co.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOX
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBs.-The Board OF Com
missionsrs on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BIZ to furnish Az
TIFICiAL LIMBS TO the disabled men who are en-.
titled to the benefit of the appropriation made oy
the Legislature.
In order to the best working OF the commission
and ths manufacturer, and that no disappointment
may arise to any party, is important tn At app-
cants for limbs observe the following order viz
|. Let every applicant furnish his name, post.
ofce, and county to the Commissioner s forthwith.
2. Applicants will not come to Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders to do 10.
3. Applicants will be attended TO In the order OF
their application.
Each applicant viii receive . circular with In.
structions.
The presidents OF all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation to the applicants.
= H PEiRPOINT,l
w. TAYLOR, , Commissions
L. b. WATKINS, }
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Public Notices.
UsITkD BATES IsrgRsAL EEvEsrE,
Third CoLLgCTros IfsTsfcT,


CoLEcToRs OFFICE, U. ; fraros-boUss,
RICHMOND, VA.
NOllCE TO TAX-PAY ERS.-Pur
snant 70 the provisIous Of the acts OF Congress
" po.iaI Ior IN. collection Of Internal Revenue,
hoss aa,ssoy given 70 all persons liable to pay
aulIes anu lax.s under the said acts In the Third
District, stafs Of Virginia that the Collector OF the
SAID dsrIct mas from the Assessor thereof
his collection list In conpnsnes With The proyf-
sions Of the said acts that the duties and taxes
assessed BY said Assessor have bscoms dns ana
payable; that the said Collector or his Deputy
viii attend for the collection OF the sana * Ihc
Custom. house, city OF Richmond. In the comfy Of
Henrieo, and At Ashland, In the county Of Han
over, State OF Virginia, from the I'd day OF May TO
the 10th day OF June, 1851; and on the Faith OF Nay
al Frederiek.burg, for the counties OF spotsylvi-
MIA and Stafford and that all persons who shall
neglect TO pay the duties as Aforesaid sssesssd
utop them to the said Collector within the psrod
OF time speci In thu said acts, shall be liable 70
b. dealt with as defaulters. -
Special tax must be paid forthwith, or costs VIII
accrue.
Ofica hours from Q A. NJ. to3P. NJ.
United states currency and bankable money re-
ce!ved IN payment OF taxes.
mys WILLIAM JAMES, Collector.
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iOopS OF EVERY DE>CRlPrlON
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, SETTLES,
TABLES. HAT-SfAADs.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS, BRACKETS, &c.
IRON STABLE FURNITURE of the most ap-
proved style. =. =
IRON RAILlNG> ofall styles including Fuller =
Pa!ant-the most durable and economical IN the
COPPER WEATHER VANES, any design, for
churches public buildiuI4 SC.
SIN EMBLEMs for each and every trade and
profession. These signs are made either from
lrc or copper ana gilded with the best gold leaf,
at moderate prices.
4 lsn. AGENT for the saIe OF
GOINGS IMPROVED EUROPEAN RANGES,
D. :. QUTMBY'S EXCELSIOR FIREPLACE
HEATERS. CRATES. NC. NV 2-3m
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return my thanks 10 my friends and ths public
generally fcr = very liberal patronage bestowed
on thu lats trin of A. i. Brown Co., and solicit
A continuance Of the same for the new firm. In
furmiuga connection with Colonel William IL.
Brown II T. unnecessary for ms to say anything
ia hi- hena!f, A. he - two well and fayOrabIy
known to the planters 81 Virginia for me to speak
Of his tine Judgment Of tobacco and his superior
-alssmau-hip.
AZ 22-lm A. p. BROWN.