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rna Tribune's Strategy.

,n..-fate New J ork~ 9asbnae we mo
The policy Of that paper IN regard 70
the Presidency explained mo doubt
hy Mr.. GREELEY himself. 1t is that the
T,issss is .snot. seeking the reelection o.
Gen. GRANT to- the; Presidency" and fur
theru,sre that the Tribune, pending ,ne
nomination Of d candidate by the Repaoh
cans, Is opposed to running him lot ,.e
Presidency, or any one else, while ne "ts.u>
the vast patronage Of that hisn o mss.
This lis two,fold confession: Isl. Ana,
GRANT Is not the man for dkEkLhf CIV
Cd. that bewi,l not put UP his man to DO oe'
stroyefl by the patronage in GRANTS nahas
before the time for nominating canaie'a ~
arrives. This is good policy.
This confession is damaging 10 TRANT'
Md tho onnosi,ion to running another man
fer fear of his being overwhelmed .! Tue
patronage of GRANT is strong argument ioi
tho one-term" principle: The power
of the patronage of the Government Is such
tina, man running against the president
who is up for reelection stands very poor
chance of success-at all events the oaos
are greatly against hun.
While in this respect Mr.. GREELEY shows
decided sasacity, he does not show as muen
in sustaining the kuklux law, when was
intended to place in the hands OF the fres
ident slung-shot with which ne was u
knock on the head and kill all ambitious
aspirants who wanted his place. Mr.G
xEY's fayorite is as much exposed to peri
from the power put into the President
hands as anybody else.
We cannot understand how, with his feel
ings of aversion to General GRANT, and hi
preference for the g one-term" policy, hi
should thus strengthen General GRANT
hands; and that, too, under pretext Q
southern disorders, which had no suci
existence as required Federal interference
If this be faithfnl::.ssss 10 the interests OF
->;rii7yar to General GRANT, we do not see it
But the Tribune is peculiar paper.
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BUTLER AND TIE BLACKs.-Gen. Butler,
in speech to the Boston blacks yesterday,
informed these American citizens Of Afri.
can descent that their race was distinguish.
cd for valor, industry, talent, and loyalty
He declared they were fitted for the respon.
sibiilties and rights of sel-eovernment be-
cause OF their many virtues, their Thrills,
temperance, and religious aspirations
Having drawn this pleasing picture, Gen.
Butler then denounced the Democrats who
refuse vote to the black man because
of his ignorance and poverty, and that,
too, in communities like South Carolina.
where the blacks are in the majority. The
interview between the General and his col,
cred constituents was agreeable to all COL
cerncd.-Neao York Comm rcldt.
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TIE Chicago Times occasionally indulses
in little professional pleasantly like this
"Mr. Horace White is the responsible
editor of the Chicago Tribune. The editor
of the Times has hitherto been led to be-
lieve MIR. Horace White to be a more decent
person than he is esteemed to be. by the
generality of people, and has treated him
as such in journalistic and personal r r, Is
tions. The editor of the Times IS lmpeiled
to acknowledge his error, and Is also I'M
PEELED to denounce Mr. Horace M H;ntx d rs
'i1he editor of the Times applies this Ian:
ei1are personally to Mr.. Horace White, and
hosts It upon his infamous forehead with
the adhesiyeness Of sticking plaster"
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The Fish Question.

The streams-the brooks, the creeks, and
of the human body in their Office of diff.
tllslng life and sustenance. They enrich
the meadows and the valleys, supply water
to man and beast, and the fish that live in
them add materially to the means of SUBJ
sistence for society. The waters in this last
service are of Immense importance. And
yet, from neglect, misuse, and abuse of this
great blessing, men are so nearly deprived
OF it in great part Of the country that as
means of subsistence fish are hardly to be
estimated.
Now, then, by the discoveries of science,
and by the progress Of art, the restocking
OF the streams abundantly with fish has be-
come matter of certainty, and the process
Involves but a moderate expenditure. 2f2
An abundant supply of fish for the peo'
pie In every section is matter OF such I'm.
portance that it will everywhere be consia'
cred duty Of government not only 60 see
that the rivers are stocked, but 1urtner'
more to see that they are protected. me
Northern States generally have adopte.
measures to stock the rivers we expect u
see all the other States following their gooe
example. Private enterprise VIII actiVe,!
cooperate with the Government IN stocA
ing waters controlled by individuals 81
that if the Government stocks the rivers
and opens the way for fish to ascend them
the smaller waters will be supplied by in
diyidual efforts, and the whole country vii
bs blessed with an ample supply of fooG
that ID both nutritious and healthy.
AR. SETH Green, one Of the most skilled
Of those now embarked in the cultivation
Of fish, and who is the superintendent O.
State fisheries in New York, is now in thi
city. and has laid before the commissioner,
Of Virginia and many gentlemen who taxi
deep interest in the matter the most con
elusive proofs Of the great success which
has attended the efforts to stock the north
ern streams with the best fish.
A remarkable illustration with regard t
shad in the Connecticut appears in the re
port Of the fish commissioners of Massaehu
/. sets submitted to the Legislature last Jan
uaFy. After some account of the process,
Of Matching sbad, by which In the spring O
1s70 there We're Matched and turned loose
at Hadley Falls, In the Connecticut river
60,O00, coo Of emhryos, the report describes
the enormous take in that river, For year
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UIED.

~, mi, &C nfav ZEN nj his residence, DR.. B..
n, rTrNI,I, Wy. in The solh year OF his age.
Ha VIII he buried from The residence OF MIS- aHa
VIM. f. Davis. on 4th street, ostWeeH My a. "a
o,eIack. The acquaintance OF the family sna me
congregation OF the Disciples Church are re-
spectfnlly invited TO attend.
Amer short illnes So, on the 10th instant, as npe
John d. and Martha a. Denegrt, aged one year
and tine months. c. roter,s
His fnneral will take place Iro n se' r-sondS
Of The family are Invited to attend. ,,o.se
" Arlington and Georgetown papers please
copy.
ON the 10th instant, Miss SARAH III. FLoUk-
Her funeral will take place from the second
Rantist Church THIS AFTERSOON atS cioSA'
Her friends are invited to attend.
In Hanover county, April 29th. 1871, Il. q.
HUNDI.EY, in the aSd year OF his age
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MT NOVELTIES FOR
MAY AND JUNE.
n,ru EIEGAkT AND ATTRACIlVE.

Tt PRICE & CO., -
Inst from market again, have opened all that ID
GOOD and substantial, as well as rare ana raey Ii
Goods suited for spring and summer sales.
snlendd line of LLAMA LACE POINTS ano
SACQUES, , o1.nps
UMBRELLAS, &C., ,,,rn
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
= MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods In endless variety, sucn rs
-.1-JAPANEsE SILKS and POPLlNs, EmB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGEs, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Co:o-ed and Black, Striped ana SheGked
silks. every shade aud hue worn; Foulard siiKs'
oJ FoR MUURNING-French Tramesi. Bomna-
zinss. Mouselines, Cbal1es. Doubie-taceo MO-
hair, sllk-fa Alpacas, Gro araIn oiga and
s ST.d Cane sets Linen and Lace Collars and
Very striking A lovely lot Of Brussels ana seat
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, az ao1ue n"1
their vaIue to which special attention ,s caIeu a+
EmbroIderies In Hamburg Edges anu n inss
inrs. very low; Patent Laces, Bands I9T Ures, nd
and skirts, French Cambria Work, d. g ahu
s smh,d HJk,fs. Lace-trimmed Hdk's &c.
TIntbs Casslmcres, Drills, Satteens, 1or nsn
.nd bovs GaLze shirts for ladies ana genLle-
Taen Tinen-Bosom Shirts &c. ~
my - 10
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,oNr Of the greatest Affections under
u;h;nb the southern press labors is lot of
seoiawag local editors, who steal from eX-
changes and "adapt" what is stolen to
their own locality, [omltting names, of
course.l If the editors of southern papers
woIlld weed out this demoralzing element
thew would do much toward raising the
standard of southern journalism. Nash
Vile Journals have begun a good work in
this respect, and if Memphis papers and a
few others would follow suit, we might oc-
casionally get something like fresh paper
from the charlottesville Courier.
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THE. CAMPAIGN.
THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS.

THE OLD FoGY CREDIT SYSTEM COLI
LAPSED. -s,.l
Buy for cssh where you can buy cheapest Remem-
Der that the cash always saves you TWENTY.
FIVE PER CENT. Wehave only one prlce-.the
lowest cash price. Our motto Is, ~ How cheap
can we afTJrd TO sell this and that The old fogy
asks, slow much can get for tbtsV"
DRESS GOODS,
All new and fresh !; all real bargains. Japanese
SILK Robes from ss to $40; beautiful Dress silks,
CHEAP e sUi at IL. EXTRAORDiNARY BARGAINS.
Figured Grenadies tblack grounds: Only Soc.; ste-
CANT Striped .Grenadine Robes So; Iron 81 b.
reyes ali colors. 33sc.: beautiful BARGE, nniy
Ie5:.; Blue Plaid Poplin, only ase; Paid Popnns.
3Oc.: SILK Ponlln, Soc, would pc cnesp ~ foc:'
Cham brays, l6s and 2oc.; White Fiques, Is TO Sc
LACE GOODS.
llama Lace Points from $40 to &45 Lace Collars
from 2or to &C.. Lace Handkerchiefs, $3.50; Lace
Sets from ga TO 81. Real and Imitation Laces, al
kinds.
STRAW GOODS.
Ladies, and Misses, Hats and Sundowns, new
sly les Gents and Boys Hats; Gents and Boys
Felt Hats.
hHtSoh warranted to be the finest
CARPETS, 75c.; FANCY, CHECK, ana PLAIN
HATJINGS, best quality OlLCLOTdS.
,,vs DUCKWALL ROUSSs
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Mr.. CooNEy, says Washington paper,
is the dramatic critic of the Herald. AS his
name indicates, he is Irish. There is quite
q colony of Irish about the Herald, which
may account for its eecentricity. Cooney
is suspected Of writing plays. He certainly
performs upon the flute music of his own
composition, that causes insanity among
the tom-cats Of his own neighborhood.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION IN
BALTIAoRE.-The vote was an unusually
large one-the largest, we believe, ever
cast at primary election in this city. The
fact shows the advantage Of conducting
primary meetings under the form of an
election, with polls opened in the daytime.
over the old-tashioned way of holding ward
meetings for the same purpose at night in
some obscure taYern-room.-Balti Sun.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

MAN FACTURED TOBACCO
lW AGENCY.
AS agents for the manufacturers, we offer TO the
trade the following we'll known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Thos. c. Williams & Co.'s celebrated WAR
REM TOBACCO.
Thos j. Hirdgrove's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thos. j. uardgrove's celebrated PEEhLhSs
TOBACCO.
EsI :. Bowle,,s FLUyANNA LEAF TOBACCO
my 10 D. =. IAI.nt q W.
TINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
Il BsCCD.-lo boxes Paris Mccall Tobacco !;
Golden Star Smoking Tobacco Flowers Of Viz
eiuia Smoking Tobacco; Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco Courier Smoking Tobacco.
VIM. Il. UANDR1DGE 6 co.
anoa 827 Broad street.
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State ct Virginia County Of Henrico, S.:
I, Samuel a. Glover, Assistant Cashier OF the
Fist Nstional Bank OF Richmond, Va, do SOL
EMMY swea r THAI the above statement Ia true, to
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
s. A. GLOVER,
Assistant Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
of May, 1871. W. L. ALLEN, N' E
+, "o''e'-T I. DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN PURCELL,
--t,. Jr II. BLAIR,
NV o.at Directors.
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mARRJ.rlEn.

oar "wednesday, May sd, 1s7l, at Maftet.strcet
e; r Eanei,orns, NE. Is. " LIS THoMrsQN, o.
nn,ssmns,d. and Miss NETTIE p. ECKLEs ,dsus n.
ter OF the late Caps 5as, D. Eckles, OF sne iorer
city. -, 49,. .,..a...S..s
ur,, t,,,n an, ths 1ot Inst, by the Rev. 81. S.
Eepler, at Grace Church, Mr.. ALBERT 81.
HROWN, OF San Franciscn, Cel.s to MISE VIZ Is,
GINA CULLEN, DAUGHTER OF tho i4te oini . u
Cullen, OF ffchrn ond. No cards.
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SUMMER RESORTS,
rs'HE HEALING SPRINGS,


rsNHE HEALING SPRINGS,
( BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Will be open for the reception Of visitors on the
LIST of June next.
Thee springs, situated in the beautiful Warm
Spring Valley, distant eight miles from the Warm
Springs, three from the Hot, and dfteen from the
Gown OF Coylngton, occupy central posltlon In
the group OF Mineral Springs for which this part
grand and beautiful, the sir pure and exhiiara-
ting, and the bathing luxurious and inY1goratmR,
producing delightful glow on the SURFACE, ana
imparting roseIte and beautiful tint 10 Inc COM
they are accessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad from Millboro' depot, twensy:tnree
miles crossing the Warm Spring mountain, or
from Covington depot, fifteen miles, over fine
turnpike road OF easy grades, passing In ful view
Oh 'ne 0e'''t FALLING SPRINGS
and the spIend d scenery on Jackson,S river.
the m orniug can reach the Springs via Covington
rive Mt the Springs next morning
Pamphlets attesiing the virtue and curative pro-
pert1es OF the W Aters can be had or Messrs. PUR-
CELL, LADD & o., Richmond, or Of the agent
ut the springs.
Price Of the water reduced to $s per case.
M. Fl. HOUSTON, 81. D., resident physician.
BOARD 50 per day $50 per week, 975 per month,
or $50 per month for two months or moro. Chill.
dren under ten years old and colored servants half
prizes.
Telegraph and post office IN the hotel.
my 10 Is. ID. QUARhES, Agent,
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W GOODS-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
At
JULIUS ST @ L Il s,
Nc ooa MAIN STREET,

u.
Consisting In part OF
JAPANESE sILK5, all shades;
PLAID POPLINS snd JAPANE SE,
SILK EMBROIDERED and ST h1P d u
GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES,
BLACK SILKS. very cheap;
CHaNE POPLINs, new styles;
BLACK A L p AGA and MouENLhG u
.W Ioq PSouEs and PEacALEs,
Len eom y e line Of WHITE GOODS,
LINEN SHEETIEGS, ~
TuWkLS
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
; HANDKERCBIEFS, ,s
LACEs, EDGINGS, and FRILLiNGs'Ve very
LACE POINTS, great bargain;
A fun line of CASSlMERES and GENTS
: FURNISHING GOODS.
All of which we are selling at reduced prices.
JULIUS SYCGE, 9os Main street.
- 80 between och and 10th streets.
Look at our l2sc. DRESS GOODS;
PERCALES only 2oc. yard. up ~
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nIAMoND-PoINTED
STEAM DRILLS.
1,or, -norr~ r,prr r rNSr
FOR ROCK DRILLING,

- EOn nVth .A1s1HHaNu'
Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Fun.
netting, Railroad Grading Artesian Wen Boring
Prospecting, &c. s
z Fifty TO sssenty.nse per cont OF cost and time
OF hand labor saved.
Test ccses,'' In form Of solid cylinders OF rock
or mineral, taken ont OF mines from any depth
not exceeding one Thousand u,ecoy 1eet. showing
true value, stratihcation, &c.
no PERCUSSION.
Never needs Sharpening, a1 the Cutting Points.
composed OF ROUGH DIAMONDS, are prscti-
.caliy iniestrucfible. ;sss.. -
FIasT EREMinMs awarded both IN Europe
1 BEWAaE OF IHFRIAaEMEETs.
illustrated circulars eent on AppttcS51o4s 40
dress SEVERANCE q EQLT, AsnpAA
!, ush 2I-eodam ONCE, u Wan Sta AeH xosA
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my GOODS: 80
THE UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
we offer
ARE ASTONISHING TO CUSTOMERS.
We invite all to come and examine
THE GOODS
AT the store Of P. sTRAUsE, No. IAN NAH ST.

at the store OF T. SEEAUbE, NO. IAN BaAhH D1'
linen Damask, doc. and upwards Linen Nap
kins re border, 81; White Pique, le3c and up
70 hite.' Biue. and Pink Mosquito Net the great.
est baraaifM in the city In Lace sbawls ss G and
upwards worth so per cent. more al shades u
Monrnine Pique Trimmings will be sold 50 per
cent less than cost Lisle Thread, Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchief. EDbroired Bands,
Edaing and Inserting; Ribbons In every style and
color !; Shifting and Sheetings; Bosoms, Irish
Linen, Csssimcres, Cottcnade, Tweed and Linens
for mems and boys wear; fun assortment OF
DEESS GOODS.
An in need of GOODS win cut out this adver-
tisemeut and on every 80 worth Of goods pur-
chased You can deduct so cents by presenting this
advertisements P. sTRAUSE,
an a0-eodIm 1all Main street.
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7I=' DaY atyOs,s.
IL U.sT ID y cE I We y b.
~ AT
49, 81 1sR 81 Hass
stwy S5dy6bfD1

esT BRuku Era1HTs 1900 800.
Another supply Of thoss HEAVY LINEN Tow
ELS, IL yards long, AZ 2sc.; ss
BLACK EEPpED sTLK, white edge 9i.so; s.s
A specially In LLAMA LACE POINTS 81 sloS
A full assortment OF LACE PARAsOA CoVfhs;
FRENCH ORGANDIEs and LAWNS In new
and desirable style5i SIS
SOLID oaaAnDIE3 and CAMBKIcs for trin-
ming: 81
BATIsTE sUITINa, in blue, green, buf, and
white; = !,
Great bargains offered in IRISH LINENS zz5
WHITE GOODS, EMBRO1DERIEs, and DE1ss
E1so. fnll line OF QUILTS,
DIMIpY and H0NEY-COMB QUILTS;
A nice article in PILLOW-GAsEL LINEN at soo';
LINEN LAWNS at $50.
llmya a -; -, s. HIRsH, e25 BROAD street.
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BAKERIES.

DICHARD ADAM,
HI STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
Gle BROAD STREET. NEXT DOOR TO
MoUNTCASTLh,s.
! desire TO inform my friends and the pubic
generally that have at great expense, Fitted up
the lxrgest and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
In Virginia.
Fresh CAKES, PIES. BREAD and CRACK
Orders, wholesale and retail. attended 20
promptly. Price list and circulars sent by mail on
application.
4 liberal iscouns to the trade. mya
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A L. JACOBS,
No. 1875 MAIN STREET,

Has just opened complete assortment OF
CLOThlNGs1 HATS and .CA Pc, and Gents
FURNISHING 9O0Ds,T6UEKs and YAilsEs.
He nyites his friends and the pubic generally
TO give him call, at the old stand Of NJ, KkaKER.
my 9-ats :
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TCEl ICEl ICEI Is.
A. g. gABcoCK being the only dealer bring
BOSTON ICE
to this city, is now prepared to furnish IL In any
quantity, from cargo to the daily supply for
family use. The known good qualities or the
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and lasting
qualities, render Ii the most desirable Of any Ice
brought to this market.
Customers beginning this season with me will
be supplied throughout the year.
Principal depot south side OF the dock, between
l7th and 18th streets. Branch depot, eos Marshall
street. near the New Market.
Orders by mall from any part Of the South
promptly filled. x.
ap soElm A. q. BABCOCK.
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state Of vsratn,a, county Of Henrteo5 ss. ..,on,,
~, .. uj..Snf@. do sOlentnly affirm that The
Paw Statement is true, The best OF my know
ied.e and belief. tsignedl woon caan,er.
subscribed and affirmed to before me ibis gu. sln
day of May 1871. tSigneH ,r,pp.v up.
81 {: s sA4AszfEEHE#Ehr, directors
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RICHMOND. VA, May 4, 1871.

RICHMOND. VA, May q, 1871.
nHE ANNUAL MEETING OF SIOG I4,
UOi,ilE,RS of the RICHMOND GRANiIE
f,1;apaEy viii he held at Ihsir office at k1cn-
mond, Va, on THURSDAY, May 18TH, at II o'cr u,
A. NJ, waen the election Of directors Ior Ene en-
SUNK No 81 VIA Secretary.
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is WEALTH.

We are Offering special inducements In DRY
GOODS, ana invite attention to our list OF bar
Good styles and qualities of DRESS GOODS as
Beautiful lin T FL SiD PoPL1Ns st 30 and ssc.
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 3d. s7s o. ana
R4ASS sREEA s2I 3; e q e and s ~
corfoH a. and nd I InS DIAPER at Is 80 and
4EIST LEES ysrg es 6 81 & e. and '''
DUYAIEs at 75S. per dozen;
T6WELS slas per d9zsa i $780, SITS a. and
pcEG Csc iPARAsoLs, and all other kinds, extra
B i;t KID GLOVES st Sis, Warranted and
Genuine iESsG6LIsH HOSE for ladies and gents at
Hsai stfTaEsH slR ~ Worth
Iosof other sGSass vsEZ snfaP savs soE Ss
ane7 No. COL Broad. corner OH street.
lust RECEIVED, ELE G A Mt AS
sortment or
LACE POINTS and sAoUEs,
IN great variety.
apa, cARDozo. FoURQUREAN & co.
cpLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA
SOILS, SUN UMBsELLAs. WHITE PARA
SOILS, and LACE COVERS.
snes cARDozo, FoURQUREAN & GO.
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CIFY APPROPRIATIONS.

TATEMENT "SHOWING THE
= AMOUNTS OF MONEY APPEUPRIATED
81 THE PRESENT CoUMG d, Fl Ee0 q y TIE III
All. WITH THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH
SAID APPROPRIATIONSW tRE MADE, &C. !:
sevaluatlon of real estate...... . zoo e 60 60
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YOEK.-Ths Old @ESS
E Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-ssas
gant side-wheel steamship ISAAC B ELlI, Cabt.
BRAKEMAN, win sail on FRIDAY, May 18th, at
Il O'Clock A. M. Freight received until 10 o'clock
A. n.
Through bills Of Iading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to ali points-north, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, n2; seeerage, 90: round-tr1p tickets, CO.
For freight or PASSAGE, apply to
=, JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
NV IN a. No. Governor street.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II, Tum FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF klCHs
mHNb' AT KICHM0ND, IN TIE ST IAIE EYE 90
VfRGIEIA, At THE CLOSE OF boo1NISo
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Ok HALF-BARRELS VERY. sUPE
~O RIOR PICKLES,
SO boxes MILLER,S STARCH,
y 30 cases BRANDY PEkOHES. 81
Z In stose and for sale by -.
No. Pearl Block, 18th St., Richmond. Va.
ap 10 80 T'Stg1.. : 800
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Houses for public schools, eight per :,
cent bonds ..,........... ~

Total. Se7osa9 81
Rva report and resolutions of the Finance Com
mi,tee based upon the estimates Of the City Audi
tor, adopted by the Council the 17,h nlIiHo, the
January 1879 are limited to the sum Of S73s l97 o.
The principal resources from which these are TO
be betrayed are tax Of one and a quarter per
cent. ON property, real and personal, taxes on
special licenses. &C., and the receipts from gas
and water and fines, &c.
The foregoing statement is prepared and pub
Iished by order of the Council.
~ E. C. HOWARD, City Clerk:
RICHMOND, Nav g, 1871. my 9-5t
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A REGULAR MEETING OF The
~ CnIJRCh AND UNION HILL BUILDlNG
E1Nn EuNPANY viii be he'd on THURSDAY
EVENING, the 18th tns:, at O'Clock At the ONCE
ri rho President. Ever member should aIteno'
nv 10 q ~ -.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LII fresh kOsENDALE CEMENT now landing
for sale low by A. s. LEE,
ap 10 Virginia street, near Danville depot
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1TyHE WARD COMMUTERS OF THE
VEGETABLES TRADES UNION are re-
q9eed z &c, at yonisellS H nnnetpay
IL L THOMPSON BROWN, Chairman.
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TOR NEW YORK. Virginia &ESa
E Steamship and Pscset Compsny'susE3Sskkza
eIeganJ steamship WIZ. P. CLYDE, Capt. { AR
KER, WIN leave her wharf At Rockets on FIJI
DAY, May 18th. at s P. n. Freight received up TO
the hoar Of sailing.
CLOSE connections and through bills lsdlng given
to slI southern and eastern ports.
Fare, $40; steerage, IS; round-tr!p tickets, good
INV 10 LIZA Main street
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MEETsE GH,

NTOTlCE.-There will be meeting Of ~ the
nh AZ ~ COMMJTYEE at Joseph Lohis,s, No. az
north s,h street, near Broad. THIS lIhprsaayl
EVENING at 8 O'Clock. All OF inc me na,, o.
90 business OF vast Importance will be transacted
By order Of JOSEPH LOUIS, Chalrma1;;x
Fi,ED G, Col e, Secretary. IL