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his parents had never been M0rSy ians
or missionaries. and never had put
impossible ice and ocean barriers be.
tween him and the rest Of the civil
lied world. He preferred that he
should be pleased. rather han that
the ignorant around him should be
taEght.
Full Of muEmuring and discomfort.
he walked along mt he came 20 s
sheltered shelf OF rex overgr0wn
with Iichens and moss. where he Law
down AMI thought
just before bis eves where be lav.
grew cluster of pale yelIow-green
lichens cups. lined with scarlet.
dankesi upon either side by tufts Of
moss. One Of these hal = shield
croWning lis stem, while the other
seemed 10 be headed or capped on
he top. reminding Ernest Of the pic
1ures q monks and friars lie hal
seen in some old book Of legends,
Yes. here i goblet. and table anil
priest. rnu~ei the di~contentesl boy.
but never 4 soul 10 keep one good
company. suppose You give ne some
gho~tly counsel good Father Moss.
to henedc my lone~omene,S.~
i vii counsel thee, Whispered
tie sriri. Of the Ms n aw -h--
ONLY his spirit and not hi car r.,,rI
hear. Thou vho has. : soul i'm
mortal searching eagerly N though.
over the flce of the earth f,--r.- -
i>tac:ion off.- human -.---T.-~.a,- IN
finding some human r.s-fa. rlasz.,r
is unused loves AMI bar., ...-I .,-,r.-
T,acLigS. Thap who hast rushed furrs.
in tie path of ,hv desires. rast tny
Ipwly Homestead, and all the GOOD
ness. AMI beauty. and love in wl.cF,
,hou hast Iseen crowded on. among
those unknown ones Who care not r.r
,hee--l.gu shalt not cgc in vain
E1! cauuaa:anslin 10 the Moss o.a
lonely rock. Thou an longing fsr
3 mare genial cline than aur~t look
mp. dear Ernest. and sec how clar.-
g-zlv le-au,iful the fair. T-er -kr
mes on ~ nov. Their. =srg r..-...-
iaz..J v.sesr tle sun la-ess III c.ge vzy
through cle lisisummer H!-lt>. ne
y.lE.l- II one great wheel Il light
through east snd south. and we-s.
and north and east again. marking
tle difference between night aui s.;.y
only hY the Changing T.Iace Of i,s
sphere Of light. Only here does q
midnight sun" ever smile on the
silence ofa Sleeping world. truscingly
silent ami dreaming in hi> beams.
And only here in the lon-. long win
Ter night s.p the spirits = the 1.T
aYli carir WILD revll, ly q light
visible 10 mortal eyes. Hast tbou
never been hidden under an arctic
-now-lrift. perhaps thog ~9ul -
never have seen the northern lights
leap out from their polar caves and
blaze across tie Ky % Light the
tairys air dance and tie uoEt--lnau
winter nights work All, Ernest ,
There i beauty and poetry. even in
this rugged land Of storms. Tp0u
-eekest companionship t9o: Aye
seek it, child, as every child OF earth
has sought it before thee. thou witt
never be able 10 find. or enjoy il, IN
IL thou canst find Il in :.slzeli Her
mits have always been happier than
reveller, because they could Use the
JOY offered them by ali things. and
were dependent On none Tor inward
enjoyment. they had il themselves
They must have Lad il bonn IN them
then, said Ernest. uHconsciously
-.rarraE IL. -
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The man who ate his dinner with
the .ulk u q river Aa, sPraiHed MS
foot while attempting 10 spin a noun
tain top.
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: PAETY heating OF "a dog after
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war .4.t-r / al -.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-27
A Card.
WESTERN UNION TEL. OFFICE,

WESTERN UNION TEL. OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 26, 1873. !
My attention has been called to special
telegram appearing in the Norfolk Journal
of the 22d instant, in which it is charged
that special sent to that paper on the 10Th
instant from Washington signed "Trip"
was ''stolen on the fly as it passed through
the Richmond Office, and published in The
STATE JOURNAL of this city. This is
styled an infamous trick but the corre-
spondent Strip" fails to say by which line
he sent the special and that the Western
Union telegraph company may be relieved
of censure in the matter, beg leave to
say that upon investigation it turns out the
special was sent by the Southern and
Atlantic line, whose manager here informs
me it was sent to him also for sale, and
by him offered to the Richmond papers,
The STATE JOURNAL alone being the
purchaser for the sum of one dollar and
half.
There being two companies in this city,
it is proper that l should vindicate the
Western Union telegraph company against
any such foul aspersion as is attempted
to be cast upon it by this correspondent
Grip"
r. M. j. PAINTER. Manager.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

|
judges of the district courts in the parish
of Orleans, Mr.. McEnerv yesterday issued
his pro- l,mation calling f.r military force
to enable him to do so.
The President has pardoned Charles
Howard and James Blanks, convicted Of
kuklux outrages and sentenced TO impris-
onment in the Albany penitentiary.
| The senatorial investigating committee
has made report completely generating
Senator Clayton, of Arkansas, from the
dishonorable charges made against him.
The bonds and jewelry stolen from
Vce-President Colfax last Saturday even
ing, amounting to about $1,000. have been
recovered in Baltimore by the Washington
dets ctives, andsrestored. No arrests were
made-which is curious.
Proceedings of Congress Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, February 90.
SENATE. fter tabling an amendment
opening all the regiments of the army to
the enlistment of colored men, the army
appropriation bill was passed.
House bill paying southern claimants,
was reported without Recommendation, and
went on the calendar.
House bill, enforcing the fishing clause
in the treaty of Washington, was passed.
Utah matters were discussed.
HoUsE.-The resolution expeling
Brooks and Ames occupied the day. There
was considerable sensation. but nothing inn
portant.
The debate was exceedingly interesting.
The principal speeches were by Mr.. Bing-
ham in opposition to the report, and in de-
fence of what he declared to be the constitu-
tional right of the people to select their
representatives., and by Mr.. Banks. who
felt that there was an alarming presence Of
corruption, attempting to ct control OF
the country through legislation by Con-
gress.
Messrs. Beck and Voorhees, made able
speeches, the latter going into an enthusiasts
tic defence of Brooks. Mr.. Beck's views
were substantially similar to those of Mr..
Bingham as to the rights of the people,
whose representatives should not BIZ held
accountable by Congress after election for
crimes committed before.
MIR. Butler speaks tonight in opposition
to the report.
NIGHT SESSIoN.-Mr. Butler, of
Massachusetts,, made stirring speech in
favor of Cakes Ames, defying the press
as public defamer, and holding up Ames
as model of all Christian virtues. His
speech was interrupted with frequent ap-
plause and laughter. lie spoke for nearly
two hours, and was followed by Mr.. Shell
labarger in legal argument in support of
the committees position.
MIR. Wilson also spoke in support of
the committees report.
At the end of the debate tonight,
Mr.. Poland will move the previous ques-
ton and ask for an adjournment, the vote
to be taken tomorrow.
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Louisiana Affairs.
THE LATEST NEWS.

George Baker was run over and killed
by train on the Reading railroad yester-
day.
The New York Assembly last evening
refused to order the New York city char
ter to third reading by vote of Sc TO AZ.
Samuel G. West, aged seventy-two,
was found guilty Of murder at Geneva, ILL.,,
on Tuesday, and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life.
Robert R. Hubbell was convicted of
forgery at Philadelphia yesterday, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for five years.
1t is stated that ext Comptroller Connol-
ly will soon returned to New York, that
his absence is protracted because of i'll.
health.
In compliance with resolution Of the
fusion legislature of Louisiana, calling
upon the fusion governor to reinstate the
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THE PRESIDENTS INTENDED VISIT.
The city council took prompt action in
regard to the intended visit to Richmond oil
President Grant and other distinguished
persons, but It's one-sided action receives
merited condemnation in many quarters.
OF the committee of twelve gentlemen
designated to tender the Inequalities of
the city to the visitors and give them a
suitable reception, but one is known as
Republican, and he alone of the committee
cast his vote for General Grant at the late
presidential election. The colored people
are wholly unrepresented on the commit
tee. The gentlemen selected are entirely
competent to discharge the duties entrusted
to them, but it would have been graceful,
and met natural public expectation, to
have given the political friends of the adj
ministration large representation on the
committee of reception.
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AMUSEMEN Ts.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 27th instant,
in aid of the suffering family of a former citizen
of Richmond now lying prostate by consump-
ton In New York, on which occasion the follow.
ing distinguished Professors and Amateurs have
volunteered their services
MR. AND MRS. RHEINHARDT,
MESSRS. KESSNICH, THILOW,
SEIBERT, BEER, KRAUSSE
CHAMBERLAYNE, ROSENFELD
AND BEDFORD,
aided by
AN OCTETTE OF THE PHILHARMONIC
ASSOCIATION
GESANGVEREIN VIRGINIA " AND
GERMANIA. -
KESSNICH'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA"
AND
MoCANN'S FIRST REGIMENT BAND"
Tickets and programmes of the Concert can
he had at Ambold's Musical Exchange and at
the Theatre.
nHN No extra charge for reserve seats
CARDS OF ADMISSION 81.
fe 25--9t
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The Committee on the Reception of
the President.

TO The Editor Of The STATE Journal
l am well acquainted with the president
of the city council, and have always found
him polite, and particular in observing the
courtesies and proprieties.of life. His action
on Monday last, with reference to the
appointment of the committee to receive
the President, surprises me very much and
has been no little criticized.
Why was not Mr.. Boyd, the original
mover Of the resolution, made a member
of that committee? Or, why was not
some other colored member of the council
put upon the committee? Why select
eight or ten Democrats to one Republican
in city, the majority of whose voters
favored the election of General Grant +?
Will the Democrats ever learn to be
Just? JUSTICE.
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DIED.

BROOKS.-Died on the morning of the 9th
WILLIE A. beloved wife of John T. BROOKS
and daughter of Elizabeth and the late VIM
Jennings, in the twenty-s econd year of her age
The funeral will take place from Sidney
Methodist Church TOMORROW AFTER
NOON at halfpast three o'clock.
Good.by, sweet wife, we shall meet in heaven
to cart no more.
The friends of the family and the officers,
teachers and scholars of the Sunday school
are respectfully invited to attend.
FENESSY.- Died this morning, JOHN
JAMES, oldest son of Patrick and Anne
Fenessy, aged years and month
His funeral will take place from St. Peters
Cathedral, TOMORROW AFTERNOON al
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are re
specially invited to attend.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TROUPE.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN TROUPE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY-FRIDAY, FEB
RUARY 18TH AND SATURDAY,
MARCH lsT.
EXCELALING ALL RIVALS AND
COMPETITION,
by the Worid-renowned
DUPREZ BENEDICT'S
Original NEW ORLEANS MINISTRIES,
Organized at New Orleans, La, 1862.
Mammoth Double Troupe and Brass Band.
Now OH their Twenty first Annual Tour.
The largest and most powerful company in ex-
istepce. Everywhere pronounced by press and
public as the superiors of the Minstrel Stage.
The immense success attending the perform
ances of this famous troupe have been uni
versal
For full particulars see Programme. Admis-
sion as usual Reserved Seats for sale at Am
bold's Musical Exchange.
CHAS. H. DUPREZ Business Manager.
CHAS. H. KEESHlN, General Agent.
fe "a rs 26 27 2S s. MI.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE

was granted Mr.. Queen for eight days, Mr..
Fitzgerald for four days, Messrs. Jack
Carter, Williams and Gilman for three days
each, Messrs. McMulen, Beaton and
Turpin for two days each.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Burkholder offered Joint resolution
that for the remainder of the session the
Legislature will consider no new business.
but will proceed to dispose of the business
on the calendar or pending in committees,
so as to adjourn sine die at as early day
as possible. Referred.
FEDERAL ASSUMPTION OF STATE
DEBTS.
On motion of Mr.. Bagwell, Senate joint
resolutions in relation to the governors
message recommending the assumption OF
the debts of the states by the United States
government, were taken up out of their
order and discussed for some time, when
Mr.. Kelley moved to postpone and make
the resolutions the special continuing order
for tomorrow at O'Clock p. M.
INTRODUCED.
The following were introduced and re-
ferred:
By Mr.. Dooley: Bill to authorize the
city of Richmond to purchase land within
two miles of the corporate limits upon
which to erect a hospital.
ASSESSMENT OF TAXES.
Senate bill for the assessment of taxes
was taken up and considered until adjourn
ment.
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RICHMOND MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Messrs. Wyatt & Minor, two gentlemen of
energy and spirit, have opened musical
emporium, at No. Sl7 Broad street, for the
sale Of sheet music, music books, musical
instruments. and musical merchandise of
every description also stationery, the daily
and weekly papers, &c., &c. Their card
appears in the STATE JOURNAL, and we
call the special attention of the public to it.
The young gentlemen are deserving of a
good patronage, and we hope it will be
given them.
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THE SEASON OF LENT.-The season of
Lent embraces period of forty days, ex-
elusive of Sundays; in imitation of the
forty days fast of the Saviour. 1t is held
in sacred regard, especially by the Catho-
lie, Episcopal and Lutheran churches.
Lent is season intended to be set aside for
prayer and meditation upon the high
character of the great Christian prototype !;
and the festivities of society are not in
dulged in. In the Catholic church even
marriage is forbidden without dispense
ton. The season ends with Easter Sum-
day, when the churches observing it are
garlanded with flowers and evergreens,
typical of the resurrection.
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PERsoNAL.-Govern Walker left the
city at one p. M, to-day, for brief visit
to Philadelphia.
4. 0. Peatross, of Penola, Caroline
county, was made notary public by Gov
ernor Walker to-day.
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INTERMEDIATES EXAMINATIONS
The intermediate examinations in our pub
lie schools have been going on during the
past two or three weeks. The results will
be announced in about week.
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rNO THE THOUGHTFUL, EARNEST,
l. HUMBLE AND TRUE MEN, who, in the
midst of the conflicting elements of thought at
pre- sent agitating the interest of this age, LOVE
TRUTH MORE THAN PARTY, an earnest
invitation is cordially extended to meet for
consultation, examination and comparison OF
conc usions in the light of Revelation, that
which the humble in spirit and contrlte In heart
yearn after. AT GIG NINTH STREET. SUN.
DAY at SIP M fe 27-3t*
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HARPER AND LEsLIE.-Captain G. F..
Johnston has furnished US latest copies of
these two rival illustrated weeklies. They
are superb numbers, and should be seen
and read to be appreciated.
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VESSELS CLEARED.-The American
brig Nellie Gay, Captain F. j. Noyes,
cleared on the 22d for Rio Grande Do Sui,
with flour.
The German bark Pepita, Captain G. F.
'Gatjen, cleared yesterday for Rio Grande
Do Sui, with flour.
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THE TENIPERATURE.-Th following
is the range of the thermometer to-day at
@. F. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street 9 a. M, 81; II m, A /;
3 D. M. 46.
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Late advices from Rio Janeiro state
that the yellow fever was raging at that
city, and that most of the crews of Ameri-
can vessels in port had been attacked. Cap
tain Reed, Of the American bark Adelaide
Norris, died of the terrible scourge.
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CoRRECTIoN.-In the case of Levet
Alley, recently tried in Boston, for the
murder of Abijah Ellis, and said to have
been acquitted on the ground of selfde-
fence, as we published yesterday, there is
clearly a mistake. He was acquitted by
the jury for the reason that so large and
respectable number of witnesses swore
to an abb that it was impossible to adj
judge him guilty. The notice as published
by us under the head of "The Latest
News" was clipped from northern 'ex-
change,
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BUGGY SMASHED. -Yesterday evening
about O'Clock while Mr.. D. j. Saunders
and son were riding along Grace street, in
buggy, the horse became frightened and
ran off. The vehicle was badly smashed
thereby, but fortunately neither of the oc-
cupants were injured.
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In FAVOR OF HANGINa.-The COM
mittee of the house to whom was referred
the memorial of the Friends for the abol-
ishment of capital punishment, reported
to-day that it is inexpedlent, in eheir opin-
ion, to make the proposed change.
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NUMBER OF STATE CoNvIcTs.-The
number of convicts on the rolls of the
penitentiary at this time is 79S. Of these
269 are employed in the Old Dominion
granite works, 80 on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and the remainder, 439, are
in prison. OF the convicts SO are females.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
MUSIC, &c.
SHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUSIC
aM
MUSIC, &c.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

have now on hand land receiving daily the
largest and most complete stock OF SHEET
MUSIC TO be found in the city, which am sell
ing at retail for ONE-FOURTH LESS THAN
PUBLISHERS PRICES.
Music from any catalogue In the United States
or Europe ordered and same discount allowed.
Also lot of damaged Music at cents per
sheet.
Musical Instruments of every kind at less
than New York retail prices.
Give me a call aud be convinced. Teachers
will be allowed one-third discount.
O +. JOHNSTON,
Music and News Dealer,
fe 26 -dsw&wSm DIS Main Street
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand a large and a
superior stock of FURNITURE and W
MATTRESSES, made by the most expert N44
enced workmen. All In need of goods I'M
our line will find 1t to their interest to examn e
our Stock.
Any style of Furniture made to order
HARDWOOD RITTER.
fe l9-d&w6m Governor St. Richmond,Va
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REPUBLICAN MEETINa.-The Re-
publcans of Jefferson ward are requested
to meet at Quarles' shop. corner of Main
and Twenty-third streets, tonight at eight
O'clock.
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The steamer Charles S. Hardee, for
Hunkinville, struck on the distractions
four miles below Savannah yesterday
morning at O'Clock and sunk. Six men
were drowned.
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LICENSES. -The auditors notice with
regard to expired licenses of vehicles, dogs,
goats, &C., in another column should at
tract the attention of parties who would
avoid the penalties.
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We beg to inform our friends and the public
gsheIaliy Inat nhyE snr n1N TihSI
STREET, where we will keep constantly on
hand a choice selection of Sheet Music Music
Books, Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of every description, Stationary,
Blank Books, Views, Chromos, Pictures, Frames,
&C., &c. Daily, Weekly and Monthly papers
from all parts of the world. General Agents
for the celebrated Marshall & smith PIANOS,
"Estey,' Pearl and Sterling ORGANS, which
we sell at prices to suit the times.
N. B,-We have lot of shelf-worn Music al
two, three, five and ten cents per copy.
ia
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
FOR NEW YORK. &aKxi

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant sidewheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. WALKER, will sail on FRI
DAY, February rs, at p. nj.
Freight received until p M.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
VIZ w
HounQ Trip tickets. ..........,....'..'..s. ~ W
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
fe 26-2t No. Governor street.
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THE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT To.
NIGHT.-It is to be hoped that our citizens
will crowd the Theatre tonight, and thus
give substantial token of their charitable
disposition. They will be treated to first
class musical entertainment, while the pro-
ceeds will be applied to the relief of a
stricken family formerly resident here.
The best musical talent Of the city will be
engaged in the concert.
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ESCAPED FROM THE PENITENTIARY.
Richardson, Fortune and billiard,
boarders at the penitentiary, last night
broke the lock of their cell door and en-
larged their area of personal freedom by
scaling the front wall. At last date they
had not been heard from. They were
colored men, the first named in for ninety
nine years, and the last Two for eighteen
and sixteen years respectively.
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TERMS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BaT JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE
LOT OF OIL AND INDIA RUBBER CLo-
THING, suitable for Fishermen, Farmers and
Sailors, for sale VERY Low at
L. LICHTENSTErN'S,
RIOS. l705 and 1907 Franklin street, bet.
fe q Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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Connecticut Congressional NOmina.
IAOn.
New HAVEN, February 26.-Ex-Gov-
ernor English was to-day nominated for
congress by the Democrats OF the Second
district
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USE OF THE SENATE CHAMBER
GRANTED.-The Alumni of the Univer,
sity of Virginia was to-day granted the use
of the Senate chamber on Saturday even-
ing next.
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OFFICIAL.
~~~~~~
NOTICE.
AUDITORS OFFICE, I
,,unnun Fob 96 1917

AUDITOR UFFIUE,y
RICHMOND, Feb. 90, 1878 )
All persons owning VEHICLES, DOGS,
GOATS and OTHER SUBJECTS OF TAXA
TfON, FOR WHICH A LICENSE Is RE-
QUIREDs are informed that all such licenses
expired on the 1st inst, and unless promptly
renewed AT THIS OFFICE, delinquents will
be subjected to fines and penalties as prescribed
in the Ordinances of the city.
J. b. ROYSTER,
fe 27-5t Auditor.