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The New York herald., 1874-12-24

KING KALAKAU TO VISIT CANADA.
OTTAWA, Dec. %, 1874.
The King OF Hawaii win shortly visit Ottawa as
the guest OF the Governor General.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24

HIIH ~ n SkTN-
Use GLENss SULPHUR soar daily In your bath opens
the pores so that all impurities can pass off from the
whole skin, instead OF compelling them to work of
through the face, the only part Of many people
that washed. and therefore the only where the
impurities work of with facility Sold by druggists
at 25c per cake, or one box dhree cakes 60c by ma
zone box, Three cakes), 75c address O. N. CRIfIEN-
TON. New York. Agents wanted
The New York herald., 1874-12-24

CHRISTMAS BOOKS
" THE BEST HOLIDAY PRESENT Is A
GOOD BOOK.
large of choice illustrated Books
fine bindings. suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
great variety OF childrcn's Books very cheap.
Call and examine before purchasing else wheve.
JOHN PYNE Publisher and Importer.
No lf9 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
THE WAY TO SECURE A BEAUTIFUL SKIN

Average teWperatufe yesteTuay -.......... 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last years... ..............--. so,
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
wELFoRD 4 ARMSTRONG.
65l Broadway,

In addition to their extensive list Of works specially
adapted holiday gifts, which have already been
named in detail. Messrs SCRlBNER, WEXFORD 4
ARMSTRONG have just received.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24

G. W. CARLETON CO., Publishers Madison squar,
New York. The choicest and richest collection OF Hol
day Books In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11
Now and Then.

The 800, 900 to Louisiana voted by Con
crcss is al! right. Relief should be voted nc
matter what the amount required. The
Federal Government took the southern
STATE. on ito back by reconstruction, ono
now il mus, take care Of them when by req
son Of i:s aers they alc unable to take care Of
themselves ..
Had the food that causes the or! OF US,
tres, from ..ouisisns taken place th'T'! t''''
aso-uay. Inecn years snc'-a'' me .,s, 'r,o
Through, would have been relieved 81 nome
The Government Of Louisiana was fien, 'oe
.,,a,..-s we're rich. and kindness, hospitality,
a,d buran;,y prevailed everywhere. The
,,.,t,~s onid have taken care OF their own
i,o,,sc,o,d.-rc>cucd them, put them Ill
nlac,.s Of safety, and fed them. When the
waters subsidized they would have returned
70 their homes ard put their places in order,
and soor there would have been left No trace
0: iriu-., no sign Of sorrow.
How different. alas for LOUISIANA IL Is
,,oy, lie, the Government that has done
thc work stand the damage and repair their
boicIcd 100.
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A V1nf1icatS0n.

Elifo,s Dispdtch,-fn your issue OF M!
lst ard subsequent issues observe 4 com
r,unication over the signature OF C nrihsd
tom" protesting TO give fair ana oeta mo.
statement of the trial Of James w c nuy
Mods, charged with the mnrdcr Oh mr
Ca,t,ohon Your correspondents reports
ara carhlcd and inaccurate. ara toS'll1l
az, a.; w" a,,n,c,ts and embellishments 90
WIZ, Nv; ;';,'s,,n. - a prosecuted and much
-, ~, and cast shadow upon otneis
'''"'an ~ c,st "a good as himself. lour
WV uses this language III his open.
.'' s,,icrc " The remarkable history OF the
r l"' If tbc prisoner, their notouety
,hrcryhout this section OF the Valley, caused
nnon the arrest OF the prisoner an almost
unanimous verdict against him. l under
take to say in regard to this fling at ms lam
nv that he was raised by honest ard indus-
tricus Parents who. though plain ana unas-
sun,iny, were kiud-hcartcd to their TRENDS
even to a fault. By their industry, unuer
adverse circumstances, they gained an H.
drpcr .dcncc, and their boys-onc OF wEon
laid down his lite for the Lost Cause" ana
scyeial others of whom served lal'niu'!n
during the war, as their several wounds VIII
test;fy-were brought up to gam tiicir nv.
ing h7 honest toll. The most "noior'ouS
feature in The family history was the wen.
known pecuniary losses Of the father py DIS
dealings with those Of his telloW-crealufcs
WHO had more happy facility lot wlciainS
the pen and cmbclishlng story lnan was
boss cs>cd by himself. The result OF this
tti.l Of Jim" Reynolds proves his lnno,
ccncc Of the charge; and The evidence, as II
appeared before the court and jury, showed
conciu>iyely that big blood was sought By q
mob who took their keynote from the wall
irgs OF a tereaycd but prcjudiccd aud ieno'
rant father. "Covingtou,' in a previous
communication, stated upon suppositIon thal
the friends of "Jim" Reynolds had bribed
Two Important witnesses 10 run OIL. lnes
never had such thought, aud the more ili,-
poT,an, of the two did testify ut lhe u ia';
and in such a manner rs utterly ues'Io! y.
all belief in his testimony. IL oiioe ,Io,ao
,,eca considered necessary, never Wa tn.,
c;rcr field offered; bat 20 iii iio'ii e"u ~
vnrirg 10 avail himself oil II. u, Ho'i, do ano
crar.e was preferred against nun lux pig
nucr and his friends ,ohsit anu ucsic" on.!
rujl aui fair Investigation. nat lhfes'i'
.<,1jnr was madc, aud al intelligent july a.
most instantly rendered Their verdlct OF ac'
o:,lfal. No effort Was spared by the prose
cu.ors to convict The prisoner, ana from nrS,
to last tie Inquiry was not wv no EiiiSa
George Callagbau:' lut GLOW are we 10
convict jim Rcyncld<r" l can only ac-
count fer "CoYngtcn's" humorous anu,
,ions, insccurate report of testimony, anu
Stattincuts. by Supposlng That
he got his information from mi>dlrectcd
uutc opinion and Law officer whose per-
tinaciiv in prosecuting II fcioH-bclng to the
death. ag.iu>. every principle OF justice was
y matter d; surprise and regret TO every
Thoughtful spectator OF the scene.
EYEWITNESS.
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Popular sentiment. irre- pectivc CT former
untlll,ri, affiliations, "i:i eventual y-it may
not be- this year, il my not be the rcXt-
ca staiiz. around ccriaiH vital points; and
when that process is cc,ppleie, the old par
tie, will iiud tht m.,eiv,s shclved and their
place, fi.itd by Young and vigorous cou
ba,:n!>, born OF prese1t needs AID BAN
rcrcd by zone OF the Hereditary errors and
;n!mo:i,ies which belong TO the buried past
s. Lpuis Republican (I'eacpeadenD.
The Philadelphia School Board his done
| wi:rir in prohibiting The pupils in the pub
lac schools from taking home their books
Consequently the Philadelphia children
study ut school, and parents are DO longer
| forced to do work that teachers are paid for
| conscious all TIC timc that brain. !abor on,
~ Sch0ul-JourS was Tic worst thing possible
Tor their children.
The Arkansas Illustration OF the '.besl
government the world ever saw" is making
skcpyics at an alarming rate. People who
have visited Dahomcy talk with much conf
dcncc Of tie superior attractions of The poll,
tical system there i'll vogue Brooklyn dr.
JuS.
5laNy Of the postmastcrs who were in fl
yor Of the tinaEcc bill on sober second
thought have concluded that the true prin-
ciples of tiuance consist in agreeing with
IrInt and keeping the post-ofiice. -Des
AIoincs Leadcr (lud)
The ur, u Of Texas Is equal to all New
England. New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Mar: land, both Eirginias,
nd $outl Carolina, c9mbined.
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TIE Ccn.cun'a! taG int;c or . s'rcn@tl IN
the House cr Representatives Oh lis msrl>.
Take away lie iwcHty-,:ue i'cra. y,vania
interested vo.cs ard TIE fifteen siy,u fox il
from Mar! lind, Delaware. New York, and
Ne" Jersey al cast tor il tCrausc these
States asf, cities convenient 10 ppiuucl 3hil
"hica expected 10 &e' m:ny = Collar from
inc 'nrpng Q! p@s>tT-t;s g3iHg iHrGu.li
H!-a"d there were h.. itty.f,ur attiru!l.
ave N"''s IN llou>c oil tmo HUNDRED AID
e.gaty'.!Nc u!rmnc:s.
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The Arkansas Judges Of The Supreme Court

The 2rkansas JUDGES OF tue SuEltiit Sooi'
aao!d a most striking example Of the uncon'
c,riali,y between the lar and the tayonrt.
In the camp OF one Of the bc!:isercnts they
admit tha: they feel "sonlc dcIicacy about
giving their opinion. Having. se7cia' OF
them, already been in military cus'oov' aiu
being in htarin. OF occasional explosions OF
hostile arms, the dcicacy sHd critics nature
Of their position could be wei! understood.
They did the hest they could in being COM
relied. under the threatening circumstances,
TO give an opinion that must not DC sdveTse
TO tie party in whose camp they held court!
So they said, as We stated OF Saturday, that
EEccxs's fright to the Office, i established
G: oil, is established by the Judgment Of the
Cirruit Court Of Pulaski county, Those
judges were ae,rrnined to escape with whole
Skins.
Hcau'ifui times. these. What a conmen-
;a-v u:on reconstruction.
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The caucus on the ciyil-rig'lts hiil is only

The Caucus on the ciyil-rights Hill is onl:
. lie' ice - keep up the party organization.
Ii is a coed sign. Thc ranco:s OF the WI!
>piri: ere Dying out. They were the eol;er-
stone q! the war party, 2nd tir lnorc bitter
and subtle Of tic leaders deem it necessary
to Pun a little fael on anl; Low tie bellows.
Blu. it wot'I 30. TIE civl.iight> I'LL is poi
sol. Those who are cGdMEyrn- - cnyi.
nccr i. are in lie same danger that The cx-
hibtor OF The rat;lesrakc is. They are, in
deed. in greater peril. They Wi! perish by
the langs Of their pet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

Senator FESroS, OF New York, having
made !onS speech Oh TIC moir,ies question
pending he ciyi-rightS hiIi. the Senate
found it necessary 10 a(op' rule requiring
members 10 speak np":i tie lending ques.
lior, ard PROHIBITING them from dcbatiae
smother. Were this rue ,i2id!y crfJrccd !,
would greatly cnrtail debate. SucA scat
ter-araG aS 81. NELLlsu, OF EeN York, il
the House OF representatives, you'd be cur
tailed after TIE manner 81 he dec Whose
tail w2s chopped or lcAiHd tie cars.
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SEELEY'S HhRD-RUBBER TEUSSES
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ASDPIIE PIPES
AND FILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, and PILES Unlike all other appli-
ances known, will never rust, Timber, break chafe
soil, nor move from place-indestructible. The fine
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber, light,
cool, ccanly, used In bathing, fitted to form; uni
versally recommended by all surgeons US The best
mechanical supports known. Send FOR Pamphlet.
Establishments: l347 Chestnut street, Phladel-
pilia, and 1877 Broadway, New York. Complete
assortment for sale. with careful y Iiustmrnt, 10y
M#ADr < DAEEE, Eichmon., AID iii ,.nrrs.
EcMa:c VI limitations, 40 l3-3!u
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TN. CIvlL.RIGuTs it'll Washington, May
Al "n adj armed mee;ire; Of the Rcpub.
irau senatorial calc!t, this :'ittrnoon there
vas i ioHc d.cu,,iJu Of The perdirg civil
r,ga,s "a, with he 'i"% o, rendering it
&c cp'3alr TO all ;lc iuc.nnerS Of The majority
~ a%rccins upon >o'nc modification Of its
p:Cy.>icE>. No Gciaite conclusion was
rea,';l",i, Tut It i believed that action will tc
taken &. another caucus 70 p!oYi1c for SUCH
charge, in the bill Is WI clearly admit oil
separate schools he;u9 provided for white
AID colC:ed chiGrcu. and also for srltarat {
accommodations by iu:;-kcerers, proprie:nrs
%: Theatres, a., on condition that equal ak
>an:Hg.s are secured !oc all classes.
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State Rights.

What do you think OF them when Tue Al
toracy Of the Federal Government Is turned
Judge, and is hearing testimony that he may
decide u hich Of two men is Governor oil
S,a.c: We have before invited attention tc
thi. little matter. which surprises nobody
row, bu: We will not lose anythinS by re
fleeing upon j.
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Yny MERCHANTS TAx.--Thc Norfolk

Tny MrEcnAS7s' TAx.--Thc Norfolk
LGndmark says OF the merchants meeting
il that city:
THE proceedings were published on tie
C2G, ana az once :rcil.cu .ic state. Il ,luS
appears that Norfolk Exaggerated his wise
rc>.tarre 10 ruin0.:S las, and we are not
wiiIir- 10 !irId this distinction even 10 OR
noble capital"
The Dispatch Of the Goth Two days be-
fore the Norfolk meeting vas held said:
"Thc merchants Will Of course pay their
GNnsc.tax GnG.r protest. and tc.t Tie con.
stitu'I0pa!!ty o; tJc sane. such Il law can
lmd : stand Judicial >crC!!ny.'
And on tie i4;h ard 1871. ard Other days,
we had articles agairst any $uc.i bill AS the
one LA: WAS Il. c1cu daC under cousi1era.
ton. Tic Lynchlars meeting VAS held OF
Tie 10th
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ayss,sAB hnT;GEN.

NJ FIRsT.CLAsS RESIDENCE On
oo We STREET OPPOSITE TIE Go 60
uop Sn, MANSION TO BE SOLD AT AUe-
ven, vhnsg guIs AFTERNOON At o'CLoCh.-
sscia attention OF the public is called to Inc
..,s ~ Mrs w. g. Myers's splendid hESlDENCns,
located as above TO come of THIS AfLLn .a.
ut s O'Clock The house WIN We ope ,., ,,oaa TOR
o'clock till the hour OF saie. eee S"'''''i
further particulars on,ru .,c,,oncer.
my 11-1s W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

Tie merchants seem determined to test the
con>ti!utionality OF the tax bill. Money is
10 be raised TO pay the cot Of the test. The
amount c)n:thned will show the degree of
feeling On tic sul ject. Merchants who DO
no. contribute wi!l be regarded as ready 10
Gy Lie tax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

PosTAL.--James n. Beach is appointed
postmasicrat Union Mills, Flnvanna county,
Va, rice Johu I. WoodSon, resIgned Mrs.
Jane Livingston is appointed postmaster at
Buchanan, Botctourt county, VA, rice James
Livingston, deceased; John a. Parker l.
appointed postmaster at Rockbridse Baths
iiockhridgc county, Va, uice Stewart Fay
or tiCcea.pl
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HOMPANY CD" STONEWALL y
~ guard. NAY 18TH, 1874 Assemble at a
Armorg THIS (Mondayl EYENlSG at ociocs
promptly in tul dress uniform, armed ana IL
equipped for parade aud march to lakewood Gene :.
ter, TO participate III tue Confederate Memorial
celebration.
Members Of other companies whose comnan is
do not parade are earne thy requested TO join us.
Each IN. m5er Is requested to procure bouquet or
wreath of flowers. BY order OF Captain EARNING
TON. W. Z. Al Luz,
my11-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, }
OFFICE ArplrCE or PUBLIC ACcoUHTS.
RLCuNOEn. May 8. 1874. J

OFFICE ArDlrCE or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
ElcuM0En, May 0, 1874. J
IL the Editors Of Tie Dispatch:
GgETLFErS,-As tho time for granting
hccisCs is al hand, and as there has been o
necessity much delay in getting out the law:
reaine thereto. deem 1t of importance a
once 10 give publicity 10 that provision o
the &c; imposing taxes. Sc, which relates tc
$aMpie.merchants. VIII you do me the ia
ror t. publish it FOR tic guidance Of the as
sesscrS pnd commissioners Of the revenue.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
Auditor of Public Accounts
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German and french are to be taught in
four grammar schools and six primary
schools in San Francisco.
Dir. Fl. y. Slater, Of Webster, Mass, has
given So, 900 to Brown University in addi.
ton to similar sum previously presented
by him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

The total number Of students attending
the Universiiy of Pennsylvania is $50. The
University Hospital will be in entire O; k.
leg order before The beginning OF the winter
course Vi .tdGrc: .vI i6.I'J.
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cO1 BROAD STREET.
OSl
JULIUS WlLDT.

The ladies' are respectfully Invited to call at my
store and examine L new style of BiA1DS--tne
best gotten up work ever offered In the city. Par
tlCular attention Is paid to making up oil COMB
IHGS. by process entirely my own can Straight
Ih.. hair. and, II desired, get all The roofs one
way without any waste This enables Inc to make
larger i,rsid OF given quantity of hair thau any
OGe who works ~itGou. these advantages Veilli.
iat, d and all other kinds Of Wigs ana TUUPEES
nlaSc at short notice. Fit guaranteed. Prizes as
low us any where in this or any other city of the
United states. j. WlLDT,
~ 2S-lm 63l Broad street
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BY consulting The above
SWORN STATEMEST
our readers VIII zee that
THE SINGER COMPANY
SOLD NEARLY TWICE As MANY MACHINES
IN 1873 rs any other company, which lr''''
Mainly that IL Is THE BEST and !:.Os: ror"sf" o.
machines. Further commeat /; unnecessary '''
at our Offices aud examine, or SEM for q ca'''
BRANCH OFFICES AT PETERSBURG Norio!A' p7I'
VILE, Lyachbur<, and Fredericksburg, ~.
bcrne Whining, ton, Raleigh. and Charso'b' ~
General Office for Virginia aud NoFih ''''"''
1908 AAlS STREET, RICHMOND, ~
my o-6t I. :. hLAi -
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~ MAY II, 1s74.-hoRE NE" AM

NJ MAY II, 1s74.-hoRE NE" AMI
nEAUr1FUL GOODS ARRIVING
T. n. PRICE & co.
,.xe received within the past few days
-, ,,,o NEW PATTERN CALICOES;
2 IUUvplTTIASn CALICO, choice patterns or
and GAa ai ~ s' novel: 0'' 1''.
I1i.JptNTSE POPLINS and SILKS, 2o' So' oo'
Nav t noo;l for PoL0NAIsKs, &c;
GTeaf "si silks, II, 1875, sl.50 &e.;
Large lot low-prced DRESS G9nDsI r 3D. 70 2'e
song c"lota ,inHAIRS. PUPLIHS, &C.:
GHLLoTEs. OORSETS, NECk-T1Es' RlbboSS'
nc .. MS:, FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERI-
Gan CASSIsIEHES for Gents ana Boys
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asE aIEgS

Lied, At tl.e residence Of his mother, Mrs. Cathc-
riLe Faudrcc, III This city, on Friday, lst Of May
1874. JOHAAi WAlkI:,S FAUDkEE, aged ilf-
teen wears. h
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ME- LEVY BROTHERS
beg leave TO announce a special grand opening OF
SUMNER SILKS
MONDAY, MAY 18TH.

MONDAY, NAY it'll
The assortment comprises line OF those
BLACK-AND-WHITE STRIPE SILKS, so very
popular, Mt 81 and s1.10 yard;
BACKGROUND, GREEN, BLUE, and PURPLE
STRIPES, very rich goods, at $3.50 yard
regular price s1.75;
GREES-ANH-WHIrE and BIZ D-NHITE
STRIPED SILK at 81;
slLyER-GEAY SILK, an exquisite shade, $3.50
yard;
BLACK GRoS-GRAIN SILK at s1.35, $3.50,
Sl.75, 3d. and up to $3.50;
TRIMMING and MARCALINE SILKS In every
shade.
The above Is one Of Tho cheapest and most dcsira-
bic lots of summer elk. just purchased at great
reduction by our New York buyer, and We give our on
customers the benefit OF 1t by 0ftring them ut The
above popular prices. LEVY BR,,IH EhS..
IOl7 and 1919 Main street.
Try COLGATE's VIOLET WATER. We can
recommends. my .
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INTERPRETATION WAREHOUSE

HYPOrHECATIOS WAREHOUSE
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
EsYPoTHECATIOS WAREHOUSE,
zoos, 1910, 1912, and 101t CAgy STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
Under reecot law OF Virginia Legislature .l.ias
conditions on which consiSnments
may be hypothecated)
In connection with my business Of
IRON-AERCHAST
and
FURSACE-AGENT
have decided 10 open IL my Iew ard cxts;.r-
warehouse known a - Power hail." al lie cp.z,r
OF Cars and Eleventh streets !
LICENSED WAREHOUSE
for Pig-Iron. Blooms Pig-l.cad. Copper. AMI 9Asc
metals. For these consignucnts warehouse CeE;.i.
cafes will Ire issued, stating marketable sa!ar n
cousignmerts, marked negotiable II so authorized
by consiguor. These certificates "iil tn! rsa.7
purchasers. will make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them, aid make sales on usual coMm.>io;'
OF the article hypothetical 10 meet sacn l'aas.
ASA sNlpf.E.
IgoN-JiTICutST,
Of toe firm Of asa Snyder Z Co., Arch~''"rl!
Irua-Works. inE IL
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RAaH ATa.na-

REPORT or THE coVT,,s.~~--.
sioNb. va s.fsr INA M9AsTIl1NaL sakFi tny ~ Or
OF NAY, 1874: A'' os THL isrI T. z
RESOURCES h4
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MILLINERY.

SPRING HILLINERI.--I have .,,tE3
- just opened large and carcfu'Ir-sS:I
selected stock OF MILLINERY and FAS-.SnSFeo
CY GOODS, consisting of French lowers. Silks
Mgnons, Chip and Stray Hats. Sash"s. handsome
Spanish Sclris with ooquct,, AMI al! TIE latest nov
CITIES Of the season. The above goods have been
purchased veiy low for cash, and will be sold &C
coruinsly. MES. NJ: WALTON,
No. 433 corner Fifsh and Broad streets.
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TAX ON rLI-MERcHAETS.

tECIIuN Al. Ee s,,..cii;' Incense tax ui. every
ulCl,:t. clanic ninuiat ;ilrcr. i%r The priv
!":,~ II selling by sample ctrd tcS"ri i!ioa. or
'theT REPRESENTATION. sl1!' H.. one hundred Go.-
lar, r:ccD; lc.l>"u merchants or TiaGl:ii. ciu!cTs
whY S'E"U jay tax q twenty-five q HAIRS ;iu,!
10y sample Or 9th merchant permitting any ore
ri. "a r!i 'u'., his i.ccHSr shall pay fire oil tit.
',!':r- i'r each Cf-uCc. This section shall no, lie
construed IL Apply 10 sales Of wincS. ardent
Spirits or EIa!i liquors, cider, or any mixture
:'icr,u'. ny salnilc-nc:tlEut who shall sell
"iu'. u::cat spirits. malt liquors, cider. or amy
mixture thereof. hy wholesale retail Shall CD
tain lie sam. license AMI pay The same tax Is other
wholesale ar retail liqIor merchants. Nothing IN
h;a >vc:l4u shall he Htrucd as TO permit tic
"a" .! unln 'itac,"rtd tveacco, hy sample, under
Il ,.!n .I,-lnerchalt, iic"iiSc. But il any person
ether t;'au Il commission merchant Shall sell OF
iir Ia sill. by sample. card, description, 81
rihrr Representations. a"y uninauuiac;urcd toimc
co, the huIahrad or box containing thu same IRON
which Inc ample was taac1 not being dcaoSitc.
IN lie ci.y, town. village H!lcre The sam" IS Of
i, red tor s.r he sht; nc Gcenct a toGicco sample
.Grr,.h4.r .nd stall Iay the sam: :t:='se-idx a
vi u c ate ,iquor n,rrc'a .!s Wis :cc'.0., s!ai
pot L.. -; cJu.trcu - - rtt".t any planter frrn
.c!:i,;, Ii iu.cc1 raised ~ hiu5r b. saGIple OF
0: AL SiSc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11
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Auditor of Public Accom-
SANyrLN-MEECuANTS.

SEtTI9S 10. Any person who shall sell or oifcl
10 sell. ANY description OF good, wares or iitT.
cila,G!:c. hy samr'c, Card, description, or Other
REPRESENTATION. shall tie deemed 10 be Il sample
merchant. but uolhirg in this ret Shall be con-
s;ruc,! - 10 rcvent any resident merchant or
ma: af.cturCr from exhibiting Il specimen Of Ills
snoHs. wares. or merchandise anywhere In tie
p!" I'll any property w!.i"h the person exhibiting
the sam" aulli ri3"i 10 sci! without >ampi.mer
chant license. |; shall no! ne aTi far any person
pclso.,S - SELL or clcr 80 Sl! any description of
good. w,,S. or GI"!C!iIr.e except artilG. !It!I-
u!AClar,t - him il ttiis state, Ey snDIc. card,
desc iu'. or Uh"r representation, without iiG>l
h..y.,- u;.,alHcd liz, sr IL, ic:": iro!n some
Of city az town. which license s!ai! grant III.
piyii. x Il l;irG Any wyrc III the State Hut II
s, i at al ie - AMY o. - rpGrJt ION where gr iil:
ed S.a.! hc authenticated Ivy Ia" ccrtiii ate Ut the
ci.Ii, IA; I:a court -. ~" cnualy or corporation
Where .r:rd tina; lc pf>u:i siSii1G III" same Is
r'aiy ~" township assessor or com 81 s~Ion.r 81
the :cyrnGc, as ihr ra;, may he, ana thai his
i!u, Ch;ai:.cG shall >" personal privilege. aid
shall not D. trans tcr:sir Gnr any ala tcn!rni Iii ilir
tx . rvrn allowed For >al! license iTtc;i ;;aE
rr,j."n 81 plcIu- rcat j.: co. SirUci as aull!"r-
ling any .II;uvrcIal traveller Or salesman, who
j. uoll-rc.itiet 10 sell ulti"r sIch lcrL&c. ad 80
c.ir, cty, town sl!.i! 5avc tie .l.Et II levy
co!lyyi !. !ux Oh simp,c:.lc chants ANY per- or
pcrsuns ~ shall sell. Ne" 10 sell in violation
u i.:,> snail pay fine g! noI less .h two huI
d., i d,,.a.S nor morr iau I'VE hundred GGiiars O!
each TIE iIorinrr 10 receive uGch of tIc
fGv - Collected: PTocii"9. tat IOh!:G i'll This
Section snt!i be cOi$:r&g! To allow EoU-rcsId, Mt
S;iu I.c. chants IL oil TO any pcrscI other than,
Jig Jat the additional license required OF rcscii;
rcli.nt-.