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TIVE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
4 FOR JANUARY, 1863

CONTENTS
ART. I-GOTTPRlRD WILHELM LEtPNIrz B1 A. z. KpogGHR
AKr 1.-THE MENTAL FACULTIES or BRuIES By GEORGE
L. CAXY.
AIR iIL-THE TARIFF or THE UNITED STATES ByEH
DERBY
ARr Iv-STR RICHARD STEELE BY T. TrcKgRx,x
ART V.-THE NEW CATALOGUE or HARVARD COLLEGE IL
BKARY by CuARLEs A. CruEH.
Arr. VL-RAILROAD INFLArION BT CHARLES ?. ADAMS JR
AKT VlI-BlSMARCK BY H. WILLARD.
ANT VllL-THB REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND. BY GoLDwN
SMITH.
AR Ix.-A LOOK BEFORE AND AFTER By JANIS RUSSELL
LOWELL
CRITICAL NOTICES
- For sale by Booksellers and Nevsteslers.
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Boston. and No % Beeckersi. New.Yori.
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9Th CIVILIZATIONS.

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Conn Sttaurs.

THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Steamship HERMANN, W. H. Wesks master.
EARRING the United States Mall will s Ton tie BrsQs f,s. a,
On THURSDAY, January IL.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON rf
80 TAXING PASSENGERS TO
Lonion sYrs Southampton aud Bremen, al the oxhf uss.
able in gola Nv" NJ
10 s ss Ss S snI.,'''''''''''''''"''"s
ihha tAOn.. B)
To Is followed By the steamship UNION T. neye on
TbsEsiSy. January 81. -
Fer freight ppb oELRcHs Co.. No as B'ssAa
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7 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip-

- 500 A. ~. MaiLTraia for Grse89ort
1000 .. n. NouhpoFt. Hantn. t0n AID Glen Cove
500 D. m. Express Riverhesf
<.o0 D. m. Nirthrort Huntington SOD Glea Cove.
$3.50 y No.. Fsuninriale and Way Stf-ol.
All trains with baGri Hen pste'd SUNDAY TRAM 81
l. D. BARTON. surefniesisrt
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Gouartmrsbiu Mciitts.

dissolution - The COMPREHENSIVE
~ heretofore eIng between tie uudergne doing business IL
EvYork under TIE G Of SIBERIAN STRAUSS JOSEPH and
Philadelphia under the 6Fm Of b. STRAUSS Co. is ths day dis
solved mutual consent SLBERHAN AMI A. JOSEPH being the
o1 parties aubo to collect the names Of Tie aras In s
dAtoH.-JiBuary T. 1863.
BENZ. STRAUSS,
A. JOSEPH
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Steamboais aHo 4IiIrosSs.
LoR BUSION, via NEWPORT and FITT
Il RIVER ALL

OLD FALL RIVER LINE
NETWORK and BOSTON. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER TAUNTON
NEW BEDFORD. and CAPE COD TOWNS and NAgTuoxKr
Fare sua FREIGHT ss low ~ any other rs
Ore Of the Magnificent Steamboats,
NEWPORT or OLD COLONY
Leaves Pisr % n R. foot Of Enra1st, a. cs sa.s,
By this route Passengers take rsl from Newreta
10 Boston G:iO tine 10 connect sh All Hs,
Eastern unslbe bsasass board sss
3:Az an. s IN Rostor Al cary tusIsss
= - z LlTTLRFiBLo, Agstt
Rgw-YoRE, August %, 1863 s2 Broadway, NsS.YsfL
EOR NEW-IIAVRN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
A FIRLD AND THB NORTH Fare. 81 sEealnsn savs Psss
snv for Eswasvsa at 3s asd u conueeusg wiz he RrslL
GAFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT. : 80
FOR BosrON,
CORD, TIKI WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
TIE snd rtsneh steamers Of the Norsieh Lse.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF EGW-Y0RK
leave EerfeIk daily (f5udays eIceptel at O'Clock
No. % North River. foot Of VsI.rySL,
F0R EgW.L0NDOh.
here correcting with the Steamboat EKprsss Tas RON the
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester Worss
and Nashua, aud HsS LONDON and Northern Railroads
frsGht tsksa at the raa For Inform uqaire Of
y SHORT, " ths FER
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NHE Undersigned have formed a COPART-
a NERsuP uuler tas frm If WiLMERDISG YORCES.
TER OF Commission business 10 stocks Bonds sod
Goll-SewYors. IL CHARLES "a. WILMBRDfNG.
FRANKLIN 4. WORCESTER
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,t,urRE IS GREAT REJOICING

AMONGST THE LADIES uo
OH nssortment Of most magnificent bargains at
JULIUS MEYERS,
GA BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
Itis Inpossible 70 describe the dlfercnt EarlctcS
NJ ot aoc'. np to the elegant GRENADINES and other
sne textures, 50 pleasing to the eye, and SO ex-
tremely moderate In prices -,cr,1n zap
In WHITE, BUFF, and ttII RED nhr,-
SEILLFs, n great bargain awaits the Juolciou'
Gf LACE sHAwLs n selection can be seen
equal t. Grst-class Broadway Ne" 4rkj est e.,
which can sell at SOS, actually worth SiV-ackho"
ie dg M ~ - E}ILfES and COTTON TRIMMINGS
T hnyn exquisite specimens ut CSC. apiece ana up
ward. really worth double and triple.
Large quantities Of ,,,,-,re
LINEN FANS Ar TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
which you cannot help buying II you see thein !,
tho rich silk ones equally attractive on account OF
1"eiF 'ie4i In SUMMER CAssIMEREs,
PLAIN CHECKED, and FIGURED Linen
COTTONADES,
and every variety OF material for mems ana boys
wear great inducements are offered. =
or KID Gloves have an abundance now, OF
ali sizes and shades and Of excellent quality.
In RIBBONS,
GIMPS,
BRAIDS,
EDGING,
INSERTINGs,
IACES,
and thousands Of other articles, useful ana orHa-
mental, YOU will find an endless variety, and al de-
oiueu' ~" JULIUS MEYERS,
ia 900 Broad street.
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prc,taction.--Free Trade.

Political economy is 4 science whose truths
are not based upon geographical lines. For
instance, it would hardly be asserted even
by HORACE GREELEY that whilst a protective
tariff is . wise measure for this country a.
it now stands, yet free trade would be bet
ter for it if its northern boundary line
ran where MASON e. DIxos's does. We con-
fess, however, that we cannot understand
the teachings OF the advocates of protection
if they do not substantially hold this opin-
ion. We suppose that GREELEY would be Il
protectionist if New York were separate
nation and, SO supposing, we do not under
stand why he does not advocate the passage
of laws laying n heavy tax upon every man
ufacturcd article carried into that state
II high tariff is beneficial to the United
States, high tariff would be beneficial Il
Canada and so the remarkable consequence
follows that both countries would gain by
restricting trade between the two. But how
If Canada should be annexed to the United
States? Surely it would be best to keep W
the two high tariffs, rs otherwise both
Canada and the United States would be in
jured by annexation Or, on the other
hand, If 1t would promote the prosperity OF
both to have tree trade after annexation,
why would not that be the best policy now
The reader can follow up this line of thought
for himself. We are not quite certain that
there is not some fallacy i'll the argument,
though we do not see where it is.
Again GREELEY would denounce q law
which should provide that Senator TRuA-
BULL should purchase his calcoes from
Senator SrRAGUE, or, failing to do so, should
pay into the Treasury of the United States
twenty, or fifty. or hundred per cent. OF
the money value Of any calicoes that he
might buy from any one else. Yet this is
exactly what every tariff law provides. The
only difference is that nobody's name is
mentioned. Yet Mr.. GREELEY, with the
utmost earnestness, and evidently with the
Idea that he is great authority on politico-
economical questions, advocates in his
paper these absurd ideas. We write with
out one iota Of prejudice. We would as
lief be protectiopist as u free-trader. We
have questions before us so much more Inn.
portant to our welfare that we can discuss
this one without being ut all Influenced by
unworthy considerations. VIII Mr.. GREE
LEY en!ighten us?
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
RICHMOND, June sth. lStq.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that

RICHMOND, June sih. 1897
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ have seized In possession o; Paul Murphy
! TWO TRUNKS containing SIX caddes manufac-
trunks and tobacco will come forward Within
THIRTY DAYS and give bond rs provided b.
section 90, act July 10, lSGG, or else the above
mentioned property will be sold according to tie
provisions of the lastnancd section, and The pro-
ceeds deposited to the credit of the Secretary Of The
Treasury.
Notice Is also given that | have seized ONE
WOODEN SCREW, ONE CADDY, ONE-HALF
CADDI OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
and ONE BASKET, for alleged violation of sec
ton c. act July 70, lsOo. Unless the claimant comes
above stated the same will he sold according to d.
rections of section e.. act July 10 1855 and the
proceeds deposited to The crci. OF the Secretary of
the Treasury.
Notice Is also given that have seized two bar
rels of DISTILLED SPIRITS In the possession of
section 70, act July Goth, 1885, All persons claiming
said spirits will come forward within THIRTY
DAYS and give bond as provided by section 80, act
July 18TH 1906 II no such clain be intcrposed said
spirits VIII be Sold as above stated, aud the pro-
ceeds deposited to the credit OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury. The above We're seized in this CITY.
Notice Is also given that have seized In posses
sion OF James hclgan, At GordunSyillc, Va, one
half barrel of DISTILLED SPIRITS, containing
t"enty-one gallons, for alleged violation OF the
forty-Seventh section, act July Goth. Ees. All per-
sons claiming said spirits Will come forward with
section siXtyttrec, act July 18th, lscd. II such
claim be inierposcd said spirits will lie sold nc
cording to the provisions of this section. and the
proceeds deposited to the credit OF the Secretary
the Treasury. RUSH BURGESS
Collector Internal Revenue Third District Va
lie 9-W3w
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REGISTRARS.

The following additional registrars have
been appointed
THIRD D1y1sIoS.-SlxTH DIsTRIcr.-
County Of NansemOad.-Fifth Precinct
William T. Holland, president of board,
ulce William T. Hair revoked
SIXTH MILITARY DIyIsIoS.-TwELFTuD DIS.
TRIcT.-County Of Prince George.-Fifth
Precinct: W. w. Moulton, president OF
board, rice Thomas A. Hall declined K
+. Adams Uice W. w. Moulton appointed
president Of board.
SEVENTH DIVIsIoS.-TIFTEESTH DISTRICT
County Of Brunswick. Second Precinct
John Proskauer rice Pcyton johnson de-
clincd.
EIGuTH DIv1sIoS.-SEyESTEEST DISTRICT.
County OF NeCklenba1y.-Six Precinct
Patrick OBrien riee Eugene Lewis, de-
clined
SEVENTEENTH DIVISION. - FoRTY-FIRsr
DIsTRIcT. C untyof Fluraana.-Third Pre-.
c;hct: Charles Lucas, president of board,
race John Lewis, revoked.
TWENTIETH DIvIsIoS.-FIFTY-FIRsT DIS.
TmcT.-County Of Worren.-Fifth Precinct
Isaac \. Keller, president of board, uice
Thomas Worthy, revoked.
TWESTY-FIRST MILITARY DIvIsIoS.-FIF.
TY-SEcoND DlsrRIcT.- County Of P,ttsylpa,
ntd.-Fourth Precinct James Mortimer
president of board, uice John L. Ficklin,
revoked. Io,cn Of Danrille.-M. J. Fox.
TwESTY-FoURTH MILITARY DIVISION
FlFTY-SErENTH DISTRICT County of Batl.
First Precinct: J. {. mclaughlin, nresi
dent Of board; William II. McDor.nald
William Smith. Second Precinct: Henry s
wade, president :. Charles W. Wade, B
Austin Gwlnn. Third Precinct: Joseph "
6E!urns, president George &. Eakle, Charlie.
6ins, president; S, c. Watkins, Thomas
O'Kane.
TwESTY-NISTH Observation-Disclosures
D1sTRIcT;:;-County Of Smyth.-Sixth Pre-.
clnct: Charles 4. Biting, president OF
board, rtcc John II. Barton, declined,
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EeE I'D.

OF consumption, on Tuesday At ii o clock 4. VI.
WILLIAM 4. ROYSTEE, aged twcnty-onc wears
son of a. l.. Royster, deceased. of This city.
Funeral services will he held at his sisters resi-
dcncc, No. :S02 Franklin street THIS AFTER
NOON al O'Clock. The friends OF the family arc
requested to attend.
At Chester, Halifax county, Va, on tie 1st OF
JUNE, JOHN COLEMAN. In his SEVENTEEN year.
In Norfolk, on Sunday the eth instant, al 5 =. NJ.
Mrs. SA RAll RUSSELL, In the Scycnty-sevcnt
year of her age.
In Baltimore. on the 18th OF June, THOMAS II.
SEAY, III his twenty-cighth year, formerly OF Eir-
ginia.
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:T1TCKWaIL & ROUss, No. 1905 MAIN u
G sThE i 5, IssS.-NEWx o Go Tn2s,
SoSPs y. saHss from Sf
asss os ali Fn than the shespsssd
Dress Goods In great p1ofnsiGn. an cs sssI
prizes M mash ee a s aes fancy stripe
SOC. The best Eng!sh, Hosiesr tK EngtIf
sier!, s,,ndowns 7sc. worth Sl2 per dozen; straw
Hats all BGyS' s.TsT prices BOOTS
straw Hats than TilIesa FoweTs Fancy
shoes, Sc.i ,ruinJs 81 jc7
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The negroes in Washington have proved
themselves TO be just what the southern
people have always said they wcre-totally
unit to be entrusted with the right of SUI
fIagc. They will allow no division in their
ranks. The negro who votes as the majority
do not desire him TO vote does so at the risk
OF his life. RazorS and brckbats were the
instruments used by the negroes in their
fights in Washington.
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There Is good deal Of red rust on the
olaae OF tbs wheat in some sections of the
,ouGatry adjacent to Fredericksburg, but i'm
,o INSTANCE yet have we heard of its uttack
Usrald. - H''e'-eTeoe''chSo"T9
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A Field Day at SpOtsyivnnia Court
hOuse--A Cheering Letter.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG. June 8, 1869.
The people of Spotsylvania assembled in
large numbers at their court yesterday, in
tent and eager for political action. Major
Kelly. Of the Herald, accepted the nomina-
ton for the Legislature i'll a telling speech,
full of the clear practical sense and encr-
gctic spirit which mark the man, and was
followed by Charles Hcrndon, candidate
for the Senate, and John J.. MarEe, Jr., who
exhibited the true issues of the canvass III
effective and earnest style. Spotsylyanla Is
united, and fully up to the duties of the
hour. She will add two hundred new Con-
sentative votes on the new registration, and
vote in solid column for Walker and de-
cent government,
Major Douglass nrrivedat Fredericksburg
Monday evening in time to give the cheer
ing tidngs from old Rockbrid"c, and TO
crafty Z large audience by his mastery
analysis of the political status, and an clo-
qucnt appeal to all true citizens, native or
adopted, to unite in rescuin@ Virginia from
her threatened fate Tidcwatcr is answer
ing back to the Valley. With the eminent
and honorcd leaders Of both the old parties
yiein9 in patriotic union to teach the truth
to the people. and rouse them to Il Just en-
thusiasm, the old Commonwealth will be all
aglOW with Just political excitement be-
fore this weeks canvass ends. Wells viii
see the shadow OF his coming fate, and
Walker will begin to realize that yirtuouS
and generous people can appreciate his
honest and patriotic efforts 10 help them.
Let our Executive Committee take cheer.
Their enlightened efforts to bring out true
and good men to work for their State IS
now showing fruit. The people understand
and honor their di<intercStcd zeal and ell
cry.
Let Aylett and Daniel 20 to Caroline
next Monday-the people there will wei
come their advent and gladly hear their
wise counsel OBSERVER.
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Our Ashland correspondent knows that Il
portion of his last letter was omitted vcStcr-
dav, but does not know that two columns Of
our own edit orialS were left out of the paper
the same day. Ills one letter, rs published,
occupied rs much space rs all OF the cdlto-
rials the printer inserted for Us. Let him
look over the paper and see what article he
himself as an editor would have left out in
order to make room for that part Of his
letter which we omitted. We publish all
the ae1rs items which we receive but our
columns are 50 crowded with advertise
mcnts that we cannot possibly give any
space to mere compliments to ladies and
ladies' men, to gallant speeches TO wives
and swecthcartS, &c, &c.
After all. it needs must he that the editor
shall decide as to what shall and what shall
not 90 into his own paper and no one has
any right to complain of his decision. He
may show bad Judgment, emitting better
articles and paragraphs for worse ones yet
we know of 10 remedy. If we were to pub
lish all of the communications which we re-
ceive, and which their authors assure us
are either very important, or very interest
ing, or very funny, or powerful in argyll
ment, or inimitablc i'll rhetoric, we should
not have space enough left for even the tcle-
grams.
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There will he public meeting ut Smith
field, Isle OF Wight county. on Monday next.
George Atkinson has been nominated for
the House OF Delegates by the Conservatives
of Isle Of Wight county.
Washington Riddck, Esq, has been nom
mated by the Conservatives Tor the Senate
from the district composed Of Nansemond,
Isle Of Wight, aud southampton counties.
Colonel Thomas +. Goode will address
the people of Luncnburg county, at the
Courthouse, on Monday the 18th instant
(court-day), and the people OF Brunswick
county on Monday the 28th instant Court
day. ut the Courthouse.
Colonel L. l.. Owen announces himself i
candidate for the Senate for this county,
and Major j. w. Daniel FOR the House OF
Delegatcs-both subject TO the action Of the
nominating convention.-Lyachbury FIR
1tuidu
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TTIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER

TUESDAY, MAY 25Tu, 1859,
their third regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention OF the
ladies to the handsome display of DRESS GOODS
which have been selected with the greatest care
and unusual good taste displayed IN style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK POPLINs, all colors, only
$40 n pattern;
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with coorcd silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at 25, a7s, 20, 45, and Soc;
PLAIN. STRIP D, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIoUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CHENE POPL1NS, for walking suits
only S7ic.
MOURNING GOODS:
s.! BLACK GRENADINES at 81, $3.50, and SO
very cheap;
"a BLACK GRENADINES at 81 per yard-a
bargain;
"a BLACK GRENADINEs, very pretty and
cheap:
Pretty GRAY MOIIAIR GRENADINES, sulta-
BILE for second mourning:
BLACK CHALIIES
BLACK TAMARTASES
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGEs.
1000 yards CIiENE BAREGES with silk en-
brodcred figures, only aoc., selling every
where at SIZE;
2, 900 yards ORGANIZES only 95c. yard-vcry
LAWNS,
JACCONETs,
ORGANDIES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICS at !oc., remark
ably cheap.
PIQCES,
PIQUES,
PIQUES,
PiQUES.
Another lot Of CAMBRIA and SWISS EDG1NGS
and INSEETISGS, bought at a large auction
sale in New York, and which Will he
offered at prices that no one viii
fail 10 huy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGASDIE AIUSLINS,
JACCONETS. CAMBRICS.
PLAIN and PLAID NAIES0OKS,
IRISH LINENS,
rILLOW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER al 81 -. so,
and $3-grcat bargains
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS
MEMS WEAR.
\ large stock of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKISG,
CAsSINEREs, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
PARASOLS, SUN-UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS.
\ large and fine stock OF rIBBOEH-narrow and
wide, plain and fancy-can be found at
THE DRY GOODS STORE
OF
BROAD STREET, No. e2Tr
RICHMOND, VA.
statesmen:
". KEAS. !. II. CugSERY " II. GORDON
formerly Of s. u. Price & Coy. my=o
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81,
RICHMOND, Va.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate in the city stat" for sale To tile advantages
offered hv this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts t. secure purchasers Tor all pro-
pcrtv placed In our hands.
oar connections well established throughout
70 purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
Perry. FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SITES, NINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James q. Blaine, Speaker House OF Repre-
scntltiycS.
lion. r. c. Schcuck. Chairman Committee oil
WAYS and Means. House Of Representatives,
Hon. James \. Garfield, Chairman Of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Rivcs.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor Of Virginia.
H. G. Bond ESD, Register In Bankruptcy.
Majnr-Gcncral .. o. Howard, L. :. a.
Colonel \. :. Buford. President OF the Richmond
and Danvillc and York River railroads.
H. -. Cooke. Esq. or Jay Cooke K Co.
General WIHiams c. Wickham, President Of thf
Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad. ap l5-3md&w
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pOCKLANDL IME.-650 barrels ROCK
~ LAND LIME daily expected, for sale low
from the wharf,
F9-lw d, 5, LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I will at
~ tend III my office daily between the hours OF
O'Clock 4. II. and O'Clock l.. 81, from the l5thto
the 30th June inclusive, for the purpose OF re-
ceiying from any person charged with city taxes
the whole ouc-haf OF the amount Of taxes
charged, dcductpg from the whole amount or one
half, as the may be, ten per ccntum thereon.
BY order City Council. &. J.. WORD,
je lin Collector City Taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09
C,ARDOzO, ALLsOP & FOURQUREAN

(tARDOZO, ALLSOP & FOURQUREAS
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GRESADISE,
GRENADINE BERAGEs,
MOZAMBlQUEs, LAWNS,
JACCOSETS, ORGANDIES- &C., &c.
Our stock is constantly rcplcnishcd with every
novelty that appears in the New York market.
We would call special attention to oar large
stock Of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS,
sACoUEs, and PARAsOL COVERS, OF new
est designs.
Making, as we 90, KID GLOVES one OF our
SPECIALTIES. we offer the largest and best
assorted stock to be found In this market, eSn-
bracfng all the new shades of the best makers,
such as JUGLA, JoUvIS, and ALEXANDRA.
Also, GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
os being the best ne-dolar-and-a-auarter glove
/ known in tho market.
CARDOzO. ALLsOP 6 FoURQUREAN.
| S. II. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE John .. CHlLEs'
r. D. ouARLEs, Z. P. LYONS, and r. e. CARE
are with us, and would be pleased TO see thei'
! friends and acquaintances. my