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Geo. A. Whitney 4 Go.
NO. 46 EXCHANGE STREET.
my9 dtf
Carriages.

We would respectfully inform
our friends and the public that we
have this day arranged with MIR.
David Libby for the sale of his
Carriages, and shall keep a full
assortment i'm stock of their superb
work. MIR. Libby's facilities for
the manufacture OF fine work is
unsurpassed by any Portland
manufacturer, he being a
thorough mechanic attends per-
SOmalIy to the construction of
every part. MIR. Libby has secured
the assistance of some of the best
WOrxmen that were in the employ
of C.. =. kimbalI, and having no
expensive warerOOmS and factory
TO support, has given us insfruc-
lions TO sell Ij or 20 per cent
lower than the same class OF work
will be sold by any Portland
manufacturer. Work guaranteed
equal TO any and fully warranted.
We feel confident we can satisfy
any one of the superiority Of NIr.
Libby's work and please them
with prices.
II. o. BAILEY & co.
Horse and Carriage Mart,
PLUM STREET,
jul3 PORTLAND, ME. 2lw
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, June &c, Mr.. John H. Emery,
aged 70 years months.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at the Church.
In Biddetord, June 81, Bailey A. Potter, aged 25
years months.
In Buxton Center, June II, Mrs. Margaret M.
Leavitt.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
June % II A MY
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For New England,

For Middle and East Atlantic coost rising
barometer, north and west winds, stationary or
lower temperature, partly cloudy or clear
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Foreign Reports.
Daily Domestic Regents.

ST. JOHN, ND. Br Schr Ella Frances-lOOO bbls
flour, 100 do oatmeal, 236 bags bran.
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SPOKEN

June 49, lat 81 96, lon 81, ship Richard III, from
Liverpool for Sandy Hook.
May o. lat 81 48 S, lon SO W, ship Moonlight, from
Philadelphia for Shanghai.
June 90 lat 40 go. Ion 3d. ship Loretto Fish, from
New York for London.
June 81, off Charleston bar, brig Geo Gchrist FIN
New York for Fernandina,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AR at Hong Kong 9th inst, ship Nearchus, Pierce,
Cardiff.
Ar at Hong Kong 21st inst, ship Alex Mcneil,
Sproul. Cardiff.
Sid FIN Dunkirk oath inst. barque Sarah, Rice, for
United States.
Sid FIN Hamburg 23d inst, John zittlosen, Merri-
man, Swansea.
Ar at Falmouth 2ith inst, Resolute. Nichols, from
Pabelon.
:. Sid I'm Bristol 25th inst sch Henry Wilmington,
Stone Sydney, CB.
Ar at Falmouth, E, oath inst ship Resolute, Mich
OILS, Pabellon.
Ar at Nassau. MP, 5th inst. schs Storm Pet-el
Whitmore Providence (and sailed 9Th for Baltimore
via Cat Island) 9Th, Mary Van Cleaf, Thorndike,
Rockp0rt, Me- 10th. Annie Gus, Sawyer, Providence,
land eld for Philadelphia via Cat Island]; 18TH H Z
Willard, Willard, jamaica (and cid tor Philadelphia
via Cat Island); Laura Webb, johnson, from New
York.
Sid 5th sch A Richardson, Pray, Bermuda.
Ar at st John, NIB, oath inst, schs Ella Brown,
Brown. New York Fannie X Shaw, Watts, from
st George, Me.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Bertha, Pote, from New
Orleans.
Cid at Liverpool 18th inst, Reaper. Poole, for San
Francisco.
OFF Point Lynas 18th, lincoln, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Penarth 18th inst, Alice. Dyer Padang.
Ar at Penarth 18th, Geo Sheffield, FOrsath, from
Hamburg.
Ar at Newport 18th, Midas, Campbell, Rotterdam
Sid fm Queenstown 18th inst, James Ward, fer
Newcastle.
Sid I'm Glasgow 18th inst, George Sheppard, Rich,
Mramichi, NIB.
Sid i'm Havre 18th inst, barque Bristol Fossett for
Sandy Hook; Golden Rule, Morse, do.
Sid I'm Bordeaux 18th inst, Lillian, Rumbal, for
Cape Breton.
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Price 35 cents. For sale by all druggists. If you
and receive a box by mail General Agents for the
United States, SMITH, DOOLITTLE 81 SMITH,
wholesale Druggist, 26 fremont Street, Boston.
dec7 NWtSSsn6m
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Maine Eclectic Medical
Society A.!

FsyHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Eclectic Medi.
Il cal Society will be held at the Preble House.
Portland, on WEDNESDAY, june 2Sth, 1876, at 10
o'clock A. M.
Public Address is expected in the evening at u.
Friends are invited. Per Order.
ju6eodtds Il. MACE, NJ. D., See'y.
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this continent except that administrative CEN
tralism which is congesting at the capitol
the vital currents which ought to flow out
through every part giving life the to farthest ex-
tremites OF the body polite and energy to all
Its members, except that corruption which is
the curse that centralism never failed in age or
land to entail upon any government. Central
ism and corruption have imposed ON ten states
the rapacous tyranries of carpet bag rule and
since peace have added $780, 100000 to their
debts. They have infected the government of
our Northern states and Northern cities with
the same disease of extravaganza and fraud,
They have debauched the Federal government
Itself and made the names of scores of its high
omcerS and public men our public scandal, our
open shame, the record of horrible incapacity,
venallty, waste and fraud
The party which has been powerless to tread
down and tramplc under foot its corruptionists
with stupendous effrontery pledges itself to
that party pledged itself to restore specie pay
ments, every year taking us further from specie
payments. y So it pledged itself to civil reform
and then dropped and Knocked its reformers
so 1t pledged itself to protect American labor
ana Win Its monstrous custom house taxation
ON over 5000 articles it has impoverished Amer.
lean labor. A few score of monopolists. few
thousand corruptonsts, have been enriched,
but the capital in the hands of those that earn
ed 1t by industry and saved it by frugality is
everywhere distrustful and rusts unused while
bread. 7ee
Is this then the final outcome of GEN.
fury of republican self government Forbid it
gracious God. But we have wandered from
the right path. We must return to the CON
stitutlonal principles, the frugal expenditures
and the administration purity of the founders
of the republic. This is the first, the most i'm
perious necessity of our day and nation. This
is the appeal we have to make to our fellow
citizens of every former political utilization.
This is the one supreme commanding issue to
which all others are inferior, all others trivial
reforms. If you shall recognize this imperious
necessity, if you shall guarantee in your plat
form the successful accomplishment of this
arduous work of national regeneration, if YOU
shall select standard bearers true to your own
high purpose and faithful to your pledge, VIC
tory in the November, victory in the October
contest is already yours. Incorporate the vital
issue of reform in the candidate and platform,
and the states that have honored Douglass and
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VICE-CONsULATE OF FRANCE.
GENERAL DIRECTION OF THE hA.io->
MANUFACTURES oE FRAME.
s EXOTIC ToBkCcos.
- SoTICE TO THE TRADE. ~
NOTICE TO TIE TRADE.

Thu. merchants who may te wiiiins, =, - ySstiSsl
REIX. TytBRCC fSfor The supply Q. 10 -, "A ihsi
nar rs.,ories Of France are hereby in1rpSs. nssS
the aJiudujng on sraled Submissions WI ,.Sn.s p
ON TTYESpkY the 2d OF May next, ~ q a. n,iky.
IS ;. ar the ofhcs Of the Treasury Ia 1890 t-
Sn =. Two Tilitens four hrndrsl Sn ,sosSta from
;, - ~, ~ IxAR TOBACCO OF Nian,Esssss ,rne;.
The crop OF S74.76. coKrespo2 ssus @n"Srsa Sos.
| To he delivered In three lots OF efsAs
sand Kilograms eaen. ., ,,.,,rrd tboctsgo
| kiioyrs o,s OF LEAF TOBACCO Or a. ~ threa
| srns,, .hs crop az lS74-75, cprrespoaTs of ulss
l tyres. TO be delivered also IN tates ~
6sndred theusana ktogfatss eas ny " leaf tobacco
Ohio fs,op OF IS74-i5h coiresfonapo
typas, 10 be delivers In one iot ~ N ,br,s sup
srhmfsaiO,l must be made Tor eaeh va ,,s on tss
niStnrs sensrately, which will os dep" SaS AZ dc
l liable O! the Council on Tue epps NJ The cosnt
II LII, racsye tine proposals for SirSipis nsi be
sn,na nr,nos.is for the Maryland ioosoeo E,y,nh
aenastled after The adjudication oi tsse ts6aeca
4 tobacco, and the proposals ior lgs S'A
fansss OF The books Of the conditions ag Is ba
Inv fhe Minister of Finances at fss ~ ,si OF tha
tsssts az each ssi1dicatio are nv sns OF To-
,.sas In line ofices OF tue Adwlas.fa,p.n PsrS,
6seeo ana OF iba National ~ III ofst u
Hayrs Msrseiss ana s sos rs - elehmoad .as
~ THE tspss fn conformity 90 which s faesosy
,,ass he made VIII be tisp ite IN ths sy frea
OF Parts, where they may be seeh ~
lia 10 o'clock !: n. !, ...,., e,.aera, ..n
ran1s, Esd Of March, ls7s.
Theasose Is serresl sn,a az sssnce,
-, plse'se unsa y y 3, Dc Do slBouSs'
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TIE New POSTAGE, BILL.-The new bill as
II passed the Senate was published In the
Dispatch yesterday. Its provisions are just
what we have several times stated them to
be. The provision as to transient newspa'
psrs is exactly as Mr.. HAHLIs reported it from
she committee. Yet we fully expect the
well.informed New York journals to declare
that the bill was changed by the Senate ir
obedience to their orders so as to reduce In
stead of increasing postage upon transient
newspapers and magazines.
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There is ring Of musketry sill along the
line. The Virginia Patron, the organ of
the Changers, comes out this week in an arti-
ole defending the public.school system and
censuring in bitter terms DR.. DABSEY, whose
attack upon that system has aroused the Ire
OF the Granger organ. Give 1t to 'em, 1T
tie MARrIu."
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700. F.-Phe Grand Ledge OF Vir,
g!nia, I. o. Q. F., resumed business at 3 P
NJ. yesterday. -
A call Of the lodges was made, when sew
eral matters Of importance to the various To-
calities and the Order throughout the juris.
diction were presented and appropriately re-
ferred. y,
A recess was had until 1880 O'Clock, to
meet at Sarepta Hall, at which time the
Grand Lodge was called to order, when the
officers and members Of the Grand Lodge OF
the District Of Columbia were formally re.
ceiyed with ali due honor and respect.
A brief welcoming speech was made BY
Grand Master Courtney, and according to
the arrangements the Grand Lodge was
closed, when the doors were opened for the
admission of the whole membership.
The Grand Master of Virginia called the
Assem- hlage to order, and proceeded to vel
come the officers and members Of the Grand
Lodge of the District Of Colum bia in speech
replete with patriotism and fraternal feelings.
The reply of L. B. Allyn, Grand Master
Of the District of Columbia, was chaste and
appropriate. Before concluding he extended
a fraternal invitation to the Grand Lodge oil
Virginia to visit The Grand Lodge of the
District OF Columbia tonight. That Grand
Lodge will meet in regular session to might
The Grand Lodge of Virginia and the bre-
tbren of this city will leave here on the 9
o'clock boat and return about midnight.
The Hon. M. j. Durham, Grand Sirey
Theodore A. Ross, Assistant Grand Secrs
tary, and Charles Rawlings, Grand Repre-.
sentative of Maryland, accompanied the
Washington brethren.
Grand Master Courtney introduced the
Grand Sire to the meeting, who for more
than an hour held the brothers as with a
charm, while he poured forth 8 full and
elaborate dissertation on the beauties Of Odd
Fellowship, the imperative duty of the mem
bers to observe their obligations not only to
each other, but to the world at large. His
scathing rebuke and just arraignEent ane
condemnation of the two great curses oil
hImanity-drunkennes and gambling
a masterpiece Of eioquenee seldom, If ever,
.exceled. Would that, the world could have
been assembled and drunk in bis words o.
warning and Of wisdom. 1t was q speech
the influence OF which will long be .telt b
every brother who was fortunate enough u
hear il.
Brief remarks were then made by Brother!
Ross OF, New Jersey, Fitzhugh OF Virginia
Stuart Of the District Of Columbia, Points o
Virginia, GaW!er Of the District OF Golnm
sbia, Robinson OF Virginia, and Gre5s Of Viz
.gipia.
The meeting Was then closed By slDginl
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SPAN--A THRBAT FROM The VATIcAs.-
London, April 12.-The l3mes's Madrid let.
ter says that the Government OF Sen9r Cano.
vas del CASTILLO Is assaiied in the press and
In the pulpit with bopndless yiruience and
violence.
& The Pope threatens the imme dia.e with.
Article II Of the new Constitution 10 adopted.
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The Lypchburg Neacs says that at the Rad
zeal Convention there the press was we'll rep
resented, the Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati
Times, Washington Republican and Chroni.
Gle, and the city press, all having reporters
on the stand.
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The delegates to the Lynchburg ConVen-
ton from Richmond are E. D. CHUArLIN,
LEWIS LINDSAY, JOSIAH CguHp, WILLIAM
Smith, d. W. BoHoNoN, and P. BROOKS.
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ourselves.

It is singular now that the great merchant
prince Is dead the New York press declare
that he is bat .seventy-two. This will not
do; he has too long been known to be a. T.
Whig.
Yes it will do. He was seventy-two and
A.. Z. too.
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10. F.-VIslT OF THE GRAND LODGE
TO ALEXANDRIA AND A RETURN VISIT BY THB
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.-Last evening
the Grand Lodge of Virginia visited the
Grand Lodge OF the District. They were
met at the wharf at $50 O'Clock by tho uni
formed Patriarchs, and escorted to Odd.
Fellows Hall, on Seventh street, the line
being headed by the Corcoran Z.uaye drum
corps. They were shown through tie blue
room, and the different lodge and encamp-
ment rooms, and all the other points Of in
terest in the building after which the Grand
Lodge of the District assembled in the main
saloon, and when the guests had been seate q
they were welcomed to all the hospitalities
of the Order by G. NJ. l.. B. Allyn In appro-
pirate terms. G. II. A. E. Courtney, OF
Virginia, responded in 2 felicitous manner,
and was responded to by interesting re.
marks by D. g. NJ. j. F. Petty, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia; D. G.. N. W. j. Points,
of Virginia G.. S. ID. j. Durham, member
of Congress from Kentucky; ?. &. II. Will.
liam Grebs, of Virginia, and others. The
speeches were pleasantly nterspersed with
singing by the Odd-Fellows' choir. Sub.
| stantisl refreshments were served in abund-
ance. and the visitors left for home at a sea-
sonable hour with the best wishes of their
entertainers. -.u.....-l ...rs,-;
The above visits are significant and note.
| worthy. from the fact that 1t was the first
time In the history Of the Order Of Odd-Fel.
loWship that two Grand Lodges of different
States ever met together. This fact was
pleasantly alluded to by mos: OF the speakers
who expressed the hope that in the future
such fraternal visits should be OF more fre-
quent occurrence Washington Chronicle,
| 18Th. ,~sst
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oS.M. O.-The probabilities in the
weather reports refer to the day on which
the paper is dated. The heading, "The
Weather To- Day." Is put over the report by
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EXPENSIVE Fire ar FULTON, Mos.
Louis, April IL "A fire at Fulton, No.,
early this morning, DESTROYED some twenty
business houses. Totsl loss, S75,000.
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TIE Boston verdict is that Brignoli Inn.
proves with age. Then his voice must be
old Whtns Nea0 Orleans Repabl tcaH. a
Speaker KsH viii decline 4 se5leesion' 10
Ge6gress.
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NJ GOOD FRIDAY.-DiYine service In
II. ,Jame5 church both az i A. d.. aud P. M.
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MASONIC TNOTICE.-The men,. &
\ wi beers of DOVE LODGE. No. 81, A., xxx
F. and A. NJ, will attend stated com NUM- -IWN
cation OF their Lodge, at the lodge room, THIS
FRIDAY EVENING, April IA, at O'Clock. Rlec-
tion OF Senior Deacon viii lake place
Members OF sister lodges are Materially Invited /.
it4tS BY order of the W. NJ. g ,''S.'f'.s - r
ap14-1t ...e..,s B. T. AUGUST, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
? HsADQUARrRns RIsHaosD l

- HEADQUARTERS RIoHHolDa
go, ss.Er p COIMANDERY, NO. q.
RICHMOND, VA, April IA, 1875. ,
ORDERS; No. 17.-S1s KNrGHTs, Attend
" drill Of yonr comnandary at Wash - ~
.ington Hall on THIS (Fridayl EVENING Xxx
at 8 O'Clock, also on SATURDAY EVE ~
MING, at same hour and place. All Sir ~
Knights Intending TO visit Petersburg on
Monday next are requested 10 attend ~
BY order Of the Eminent Commander. y,..,t- s
(. - WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Captain General.
JAMES E.RIDpICK, Recorder p. T. -:
an 14-1t L2-..g.
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1876 spalna
,osol
] i. ,R]lIcnArDsOH g CO.,

S Is e HlVHA q
81 no: ao1. soaNHs Htxrn Il I'D ND MArF srsEnTs, I
hsve opened their spring supply Of MATTtNGs,
In sYerTvariety and width FEUOh and TABLE
oIL.CLoTHs. LACE CURTAINS and sHADEs.
CREToREs. sATTEEEs. PRINTS, and Lin
EMS Tor furniture coverings.
F Largest stock OF VELVET. BIB o ssELa ana
TAPEsTY RUGS and DoeR-asArs in the city. 3
ap13.1m q - s.
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The minutes OF the preceding day were
read and adopted.
An appeal was presented from Jefferson
! Lodge. No, A, and properly referred.
The Committee on the State Of the Order
submitted several interesting reports, which
were considered and disposed OF.
The case of Daniel Setter was considered.
a recess until 3 P. III. sWas taken.--Ais14
andrsa Gazette. 18Th. ~
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~ STArz REVENUE OFY1cRl
NO. - NORTH ELEVENTH STREET,.
A Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE NON
IA paid their STATE TAXES for 1875 are -
questee to do so at once and save the mselyss re.
the penalty OF the law and the collectors be nm.
pleasant duty OF distraininR their property run-
ther delay cannot be allowed. j > -. 111,
WILLIAM p. RAGLASD,
ap 1l-1w Assistant Treasurer
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EAapoLpH q ENaL1sH.
go 1915 ri Avn a.. -. 8
TAXES, dsc.

OYR1cR COMMISSIONERS RRyKrtry
MANCHESTER, April IA, Is7e.r{
A Ii PERSONS WHO ARE RROITIpvn
"a TO PAY THE STATE LICENSE TaY =.
Nent. Ei>s - WT.LIrESrntnE,s esss
ap 14-3t Commissioner Of The Reyennn.
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rTol Hol FOR BARGAINS.
Just opened Of LEVI HExTER's, o27 Broad

Just opened ct LEVI HExTER's, o27 Brsst
s 500 pair TWo-BUTYoE KID GLOVES at soc
100 dozen WHiTE CVTToN Hose at oc. q pair;
sssy . .Sa sasy Sc: :spsd a r Hs 4;
q, oS SSus ss se5sts aue BROWN COTTON At &c.
100 fFd sI Soss 81 sRPssasy4 full,
line OF FRENCH-WOYEN WHALEBONR
CoRsETs also, Toe, u, s1.25, $1.oo, and
zoo yards WHITE LINEN LAWN at aoc.
large sass lot Of Rich DAHAsK TOWELS at sse
e 60 5 sasssi afss 81 sss.sas 70 Ssksa
EEAhSSGGSY,i STAPLE and DOMESTIC DRY
Acsl is Solicited from th. ladies in particular q
examine our new assortment Of IaFANTs, EN-;
BRRQIngE s and BRAIDED SUITS. CAfs, and
TANs, ali eoiors:s and also TiNsELLED T4RLE.
TANs, something new for BAH ano party dresses.
p hssss oRE Fk6sHEB f kSs and
Boks Rfs Es saa leIsss
Turing THE PAsT:WEEK l HAVE
~ received one Of the best. assorted stocks OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS
that has ever been shown in this market. would
call, the special attention Of the trade TO my stock
of PARASOLS, which embraces all the novelties In
the market. In HAMBURGER EMBR0IDERIES
am Offering some of the cheapest goods In choice
styles ever seen. ALPACAS, in great variety Of
qualities, at astonishing prices. I am showing q
specially in IRISH LINENS at Csc, and from that
price up.
HEAVY BLEACHED and BROWN sHRETiNGs
Ess Ct 1sf Ps5 Ekfp5sSb at csc per yard;
Beautiful styles In PRINTS at exc. per yard.
A large stock Of VICTORIA LAWNS, sWISSES,
and other WHITE GOODS from auction. -
MyMARSEILLES Quits from auction are the
cheapest ever seem. CHARLES Hut I'll ER,
ap1 - GIL Broad street.
NARDeZO, FOURQUREAN g. co.
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The Grand Lodge. was called to order at
9 O'Clock this morning and opened In due
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, G COMPANY, FIRST A
IN REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. q
Assemble on Broad street in front OF old CityW
O'Clock, for DRILL Every member Is requested to be
present. BY order OF Captain j. a. PARATER.
L. T. CRlSTAlN,
ap 14-1t* Orderly Sergeant.
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GRAYS. ATTEN TION.-Attend regu- n
" lar drill and adjourned meeting of the COM q
pauJ at armory THIS fFriday) NIGHT, In un- NJ
dress uniform. Roll-eal at S4 O'Clock. BY order II
l.. j. bessie U1, Captain. -5s...t
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.. ofessor Dai,ieL Sd &. Wash..

Z hs closing ode fofessor Daniel OF ASH
ington; leading &c, Z,
The visitors were accompanies by the
eorpg OF uniformed Patriasehsb commanded
BY Major Dunn.
The Washington brothers were escorted
to the wharf where. they EN- barked on ihe
q CITY OF Washington = and returned BONE.
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BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
ID RAILWAY,-The undersigned commission
ers named In an act approved March "a, 1875;
entitled lAp act to Incorporate the Buchanan and
Clifton Forge Railway Company, ana 70 enable the
James River and Kanawha Company 10 sposeribe
to the capitol stosk thereof" win open books OF
subscription the capital ssoek OF said company
ut the oGice OF the James River and Kana1haUom-
pany, In Inc ely OF Richmond, on MONDAY. May
18, 1875. at IL u: Z, 80
sss57 THOMAS w. McCAEEE,t
s.sj,s.5S.s fKAEEf4iA SEEARSs,
~ III. i. STAAUS, & go g.
T p. B0CaGk, fsg ~
| 81 .g3g:;. 81 JAZZ ES MIR KEEs
,SJElS WsJ9HNSTON, IL sS$gg-
.sst5 EDWARD DIEhQHi I'LL
Eusasnd News and SSttass copy. ap lA.At
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II ICENSE-TAX FOR 1916.

CITY COLLECTORS OrrycK,
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1878.
This Office Will be open from 8 O'Clock A. N. ia
6 O'Clock P. IL. from 18th to 3Oth instap, ins,u.
siye for the puropos Of receiving from all person
assessed with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-14

the amount charged thereon. ! ! 49,.
ORDINANCE, CHAPTER XIII, SECTION 10:
The collector shall ;upsn the 18th day OF Apsa
proceed to collect all Hcense.tsxes not previously
paid and any person liable 10 such taxes who sh,a
prosecute his business after the Isl day Of Nav
without having paid such tax shalt be liable 10 us
of not less than ONE DOLLAR nor more than Yrys
DOLLARS for every day Of default,
3 sss1 80" JOHN F. REGNAULT,
ap IL. 6t& 2Sth&29th Collector.