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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-11
From Patrick County.

PATRICK COURTHOUSE, VA, April z, 1876;
Editors Dispatch: We have bad quite
snall of court. Our County Court com.
menced on the 2Sth of March, and continued
in session for three days-Jndge 5. L. Sta
ples presiding. The Judge did brisk busl>
nessLtried two felonies In two days. Joseph
Radcliffe, for breaking and entering tue mouse
of one Mrs. Spencer, and stealing fheretrom
one gold watch and other valuable properly,
was found guilty, and, according to the
finding Of the jury, he was sentenced to-
term of five years in the penitentiary. The
next case was that Of German Via, charged
with the malicious stabbing of one Critz.
The two last are negroes. Owing to some
informally Of the proceeding, the accused
was discharged; but he was immediately
arrested again, and confined IN jail to await
further proceeding. Bill Lawson (colored),
an old offender, was then tried for breaking
into the house of Howard &c Simmons, and
stealing quantity of meat. He was found
guilty BY the jury, and sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary.
On the 1st day of April Judge W. NJ.
Tredway commenced the spring term of our
Circuit Court. He dispatched business with
his accustomed ease ard dignity. a good
deal of civil business was disposed OF, and
one case of felony communicative case Of
Gilbert Boswell for grand larceny.
During court our people, true to their en-.
Gent custom, did considerable speculation
as to our approaching fall election FOR
President, Hancock seems to be the favor
lite. We like the suggestion of one OF your
correspondents. Our people are emotional.
It would be great thing in this centennial
year to have before the country two such
names as Hancock and Adams. 1t would
produce great enthusiasm, and success
would crown our standard with victory.
For Congress We shall have q great deal OF
mar euvring, and we predict that the pres.
emit incum bent from this district will ind
that g uneasy is the head that wears
CROWN Our county has several aspirants
for congressional .honors; each OF them has
active friends who will press their claims,
and IL is thong bit that either one of the gen.
tlemen would sacrifice their personal COM
forts for the good Of their country. 1t s
even thought that there will be at least fifty
gentlemen In this district willing to relieve
Congressman Cabellof the -labors Of bis re.
sponsiblc position. ..a.;s2
The weather eisi still very unfavorable for
| farming, and it is thought that the wheat has
| been damaged by the. cold weather, and the
oats sown before the last cold snap are also ia.
iured. The tobacco plants are nearly all
killed, and all the early fruit, such as peaches,
cherries, &C., are nearly all killed. 3. Z
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~ GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
EVER AT COHEN BROTHERS.

Black Silks at soc. Bellons Tareta only o0e sold
Black Gros.Grain, all silk, 81. Gros de Paris ~
a1.5O-just reduced from Sl.S0; Gros.erain
Cechemire de France, $1.75-warranted fully
worth S2.75; Cachemire des hides, S2.O5-for-
merly sold at 3d. Cachemire Princesse Royale sa D.
nnish Of the best lyons manufacturers, at @2.60-
never sold for less than 81. - 81
The above goods were purchased from an insol.
vent importer, and are sold at less than origina
Also, q large stock Of Colored Silks In plain and
fancy Their stock Of Alpaca Is the best aud cheap
est ever offered in the city. They were principally
ali purchased at auction and with special regard to
Alpaca at 4Oc. Is fully admitted to be worth SOC.
Their Silk Lustre at SOC. Is the same previously
sold at Soc; also, Alpaeas at 70 and Zsc. reduced
In price. no,,
foods can be found very pretty PlaIds Of AZ ana
I6Xc; Prochedes, and all the novelties or the sea-
SON. Their White Goods, French ana domestie,
purchased below any reasonable yatue, are pIlnel..
pally all sold at near half price. In OF
the receipt of 800 yards more Of WHITE Linen
Lawn, purchased by their New York buyer at auc.
tion they are enabled 70 reduce Is to cl6Rc., last
seasons price having been 4oc: Their Lace Stripe
Lawns, Check Muslin, French Nainsooks, india
TWills, Swiss Muslins,. and many other WINE
Goods, ut prices never known before. The Corded
Piaue at l2Ac. Is the best In the city French at
S5c.-selling generally at 60c., s.-s ~ ap J..
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To Mr. DlsRAELf IS awarded the credit Of
triumph in getting an addition to the titles
OF the Qloen. The popular indignation to-
wards the movement came too late. The
Premier pushed the bill with strategic en-.
ergy, and i, was out Of the woods before the
public clanor could be heard. But then
the Premier committed the indiscretion, OF
declaring that the title was designed to assure
tho Indian people that England would re-.
sist the eneroachmen!s of Russia. This gave
the Czu CHANCE, which be has most admi.
rably made available. Russia officially re-
cognized the fitness of the title, and the
Car will, when the Queen issues her pro-
elamatior, forward to london telegraph
expressing this sentiment. This, rather
knocks DIsRAAa. - -'. : 49, 49,
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, unlike other
Democratic papers, Is sensible enough to see
and admit the error Of the Democratic sena.
tors In voting against Mr.. Dana. 1t says
their action Is proof OF want Of ability to
fulfil the duties for which they have been
elected.
The House Committee on Elections have
decided, by strict party vote, to give the
seat now held by Mr.. Farwell, representative
from the Third Illinois district, to Lemoine,
the Democratic contestant.
Blaine has returned to Washington exube-
rant and hopeful. he says that he expects
to receive 100 votes on the first ballot at
Cincinnati. ,.....
F. s. Settle shot and killed Samuel Cowel
at Potosi, Mo-, on the st. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain and Southern railroad Saturday after
noon. He then went home and shot himself,
INJECTING mortal wound. Settle has been
station>agent at Potosi, and had been re.
moved at the instigation Of Cowel, who was
engineer. ~ ~ 81.
a sixty.horse power. boiler, while being
tested at the shops Of Sbarpley d Wells,
Binghamton, n; Z, Saturday, exploded,
killing Charles Carter, foreman; John Malo.
ney, caulker and Charles Gambler, 8 boy,
and seriously injuring others, including
Samuel -Ingrahsm, a boy, whose eyes were
destroyed. :, o.s...asr, So
"A special train, with Canadian lumber,
iron, steel, and native minerals, left Ontario
Saturday for the Philadelphia Centennial
Exposition. ~ .,s:4 .s s g,-
Goldsmith Maid trotted against Golden
Gate at San Francisco Friday, the latter to
run;a mile and $50 yards. The Maid won in
.7:1si, beating Golden Gate three seconds.
The property on the southwest corner Of
Broadway ard TWenty-first street, New
York, has been sold for s250,000. The origi-
nal owners refused $3.50, 1000 two years ago.
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20 ss!z e
IA NEW PARAsoLs NEW FILA
sofBi-Tbe, iaseast iine of these goods you win
1Hfzat sYULE BEoTAERS, Their prices are
fsallYlsH. ;s..S:s
BLACK SILKS ~ zoe. worth o., at d. 10 worth
5i t1.45. as A1.3o worth e1.76, st 1.62h ~
duced from "a;
Our s2 BLACK SILK Is the best quality ever Of.
fered for that price; q
CoLcRED SILKS from csc. mp TO the ysrJ best and
finest sfadu, esmprisias al The neusas shades.
We have all this novelties Of the reason In our
DREss-GoeDS DEPARTMENT, and call the
special attention Of the ladies to our BR0eADE
LUSTRES, which We o6er very ehesp.
CAssIMEREs for mems and boys' wear .. ys.y
low figures;
We have the best so and 6oe. CAssIMEREs inthe
city. Save money BY looking at our stock BE-
fore purchasing slerhere. ss...
WHITE-AND-RED CHECKED MATTITdS in
"A, 81, and CAS- asisss than market value
Handsome LACE CURTAINS marked down to
one third Of their value In order TO close oat
stock;
DoW.sHADRs and FIXTURES at very low
prices; ss
600 dcsen DAMAsK TOWELS .. ss per dosen
worth $5 fully;
rABLE-cLoTHs and TABLE-covERs At lower
prices than ever;
KID GLOVES, CoRsETR LACET TIES, COMBS;
LADIES. and MISSES WHITE and FANCY
HOSE at one half OF their value; a;
Another lot, Of 1000 yards Of CAMBRIC EDG-
INGs and ,INsERTINGs, In new and choice
designs, from Sc. mp. s-s
-. 4. IL g-r 500
The best bargains yet: seventy-nye WHITE 12-4
BED QUILTS at a., reduced from $3.50; 200
WHITE BED.QUILTS at 81 and $l.25 worth g..
(. SWISS MUSLIN, very cheap.
large stock Of PLAIN, PLAID. and STRIPED
NAINSOOKs, VICTORIA LAWNS, P1QUEs,
TARLATANS, and CAMBRICS. -
Our DOMESTIC GOODS are all sold at case
prices. Some more &C. COTTON and &c. CALI
GOES. New styles Of BUSTLES.
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, MACHINE OIL, MA
CHINE NEEDLES, -BLEACHED and UH-
BLEACHED KNITTING COTToNs, COTTON
YARNS, &c. Il s y aa
Call for Brainerd g. Armstrong; SEWING
sILK-the best you can use-for sale by " ~
SYCLE BROTHERS,
No. 42e Broad street,
ap1o between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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The karcb-No. of the louisville Home
and School Jourxat of Popular Education
contains long article on the sentence "The
house is being built" 1t is the, work of
Professor C4sKiH HARRISON, a native Of this
city. 1t Is scholarly, and to us very interest
ing. We have almost concluded to forswear
criticism upon grammatical points, but we
shall perhaps have word or two to say on
Professor KAHRsssN's side. The editor OF
the Journal differs with Professor HARRISON
(we'll bet that the editor says differs from ~
in some notes that are little creditsble to his
ssgscity or his knowledge Of the subject
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but Colonel Nor.AKD i REV certainly gsys,
aittsS EhaneS to Save sfss afs On y6s ssfm ezss
capt ID feeding the cafsls on Inc lelds, which
Is 4 system that would nos suit 81 the Middle
and sldewater district ard IS best we appse.
bend would DO 4 ecnside rabas waste Of an
invaluable fertiltssr.
81 But Colonel NeLANs fsysrs the somn,ercisl
fertilizer ID q way whish Is good-s. q, eon-
neeted with agreea allowing In that
way the volatile manures may DO R1ads Of
some prctraeted advantage. In no other.
Our friend Mr.. BAssoUs, OF Orange, can ex:
plain bis own views OF the : sconcensrated.''
We value shom only as auxiliary. Good and
neat husbandfy requires the utilizing Of every
means Of fertilizing that IS under the farmers
eye and hand. After that he should use the
outside agencies as he Is able, but never upon
the foolish syatenA Of /" SHINING" his land.
he should see that no fertilizer Is cast upon
his soil merely to stimulate the production Of
a single crop that is to be taken away next
year, like adead body that leaves no life after
it, and Whose death seems to be mourned by
the land itself in the weeds of desolation.
This subject 10 exceedingly interesting.
The present is q turning point In Virginia
tillage. We must husband the isnds-re.
duce observation-disclosures gsins-narroH
the surface Of tillsge increase the care, and
system of busbandxy-a doptfthe close sys>
tenn and; discard the expensive one. In
short, We must mske more and waste less.
And in this very matter Of fertilizers there is
great deal that bears directly upon the
question Of tbs order of cconomy2and hus'
bandry the farmer shall adopt. We there.
fore have given in our unskilled way space
TO il not at all beyond its importance.
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~ REOPENING OF THE PARIS

T REOPENING OF, THE PARIS
MILLINERY CoMPANY.-This company beg to
announces that they have rsopened their millinery
house for the spring trade, and offer to the trade
and ladies Of Richmond and surroundings the
largest and most extensive stock Of FRENCH MIL
LIVERY GOODS ever offered In Richm ond, being
selected and mostly imported for this section.
Our prices are very low, and all goods was.
ranted.
At wholesale and retail at our old stand, over
LRyY BROTHERS, Main street.
The grand spring opening Is on the 18TH or
APRIL. MApAHG KATE DE LAFORCE,
ap4.Iet Richmond Manager.
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N COHEN RROTHERs ARE JUST

In receipt large stock Of Prints at and &C.
the same Quality formerly sold at 8 to 0c. also,
Cottons from sc. up; all the most popular brands
at the lowest prices. sheetings from o 2SS; up;
Linen mot in remnants) at Soc. worth Soc. to
1925. Their stock OF Hamburger Embroldery Is
the largest and cheapest ever offered In the city;
being purchased at great sacrifice, they are oder-
Ing them at the most astonishing prices. Chdre ms
Braided Piqne Bibs at zoe l.Se0 YARDS Cotton
Edge at 5c.for ysrds; ]; loo yards Hssmourgn
Woye Corsets at 37c at SOC. selling eyerywherez At
65c.; besides many other grades, they would call
$2.75. ,h very large stock OF White. and Colored
Mating, purchased at q, late auction, much below
market value. These goods are perfectly fresh, ana
the best ever offered. ..'ssI - - so up
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Memorial Services. :
Correspondence Of the, Richmena Dispatch.l

r-.,,....ssa inv STAuNroN, April 10, 1875. {
Last night Trinity EpiseopaD church was
hung in mourning on, account of the death
of Bishop Johns, and thereswere memorial
services. Remarks were made by Rev. w.
o. Hullihen, who noted the fact that Bishop
Johns was elected TO the bishopric in this
edifce By the Council in 1872; DR.. i. c.
Fisher, who spoke of the fact that be was
one of the delegates to that Council who
voted for Bishop Johns; Colonel James 81.
Skinner, and by Judge 81. ". sheffey, who
offered a series Of resolutions fitted to the
sad occasion, The resolutions were adopted.
-. -. PEN.
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DEATHS.

DIED, In this Atty, on Sunday the 9th ils ant,
Major ROBERT T, TAYLOR, in the fertteth year
Of his age.
THE friends of his family and those Of his fa the r
william r. Taylor are invited to attend his fune-
raj from tn: First Presbyterian church TIL
(Tuesday) AFTERNOON at * O'Clock.
Died, on Sunday last, eth instant, EMMETT
M an SON, youngest son ofThomas s. and Ham ali
n. Riddick; aged five Years. ten months land twen-
ty.eight days, 49, r., 49,
his funeral took place yesterday afternoon from
Bread Street Methodist Episcopal church. .
Died, in Manchester. on the 10th Instant, N rs.
ARMENIAJONES;a aged ffty-three. - 3.l!@E.
The Temperance Order. Of which she was q
member, viii escort her remains to their fnal rest
ing place. FJF},- > y : = lss-i' E's
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letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispateh.

ICorrespOadeAee Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
- s*. - PsrARsssRa, April 10, 1876.
Information has been received Of the death,
in the parish Of Assumption. La, on the 3o.h
ultimo, of Mr.. A. Sidney Robertson, for many
years resident Of Petersburg. Mr.. Robert
son was sbeut sixty.nine- years Of age, and
enjoyed the estee n OF all who knew him. He
Ilesyesa number of near relatives in this city
and section, besides many warm personal
friends. -.
years, was found dead at his house, III Bland
ford yesterday morning. BE was alive at II
O'Clock on Saturday night, ct which time be
was visited BY ere Of his neighbors. A jury
of iuquests met On the premises yesterday
afternoon. and after hearing all the evidence
in the case rendered g. verdict that the de-
ceased died for want Ct proper attention in;
regard to. food and clothing and from ex-
posure. ,.2& = SOL r,s-s% s5ja
The delegates to the Gnud Lodge /. O..
o. r., which meets; In, Aiexandria to-mor-.
row, leave for thst city to. night. Each Lodge
here will be represented. ,,5- .,,y,
A basket pic MIC Is to be given at Baylor's
Crossing, On the City Point rsilroad, on!
Tuesday OF next week, for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Sunday schools in Prince George.
county, There are four OF these schools I'M
the county, all Of which will, be out in force.
Addressed will be, delivered by Rev. E. v ).
Jones, rector, ofathe church at City Point
Rev. DR.. Gibson, Of this city, and prob
ably others. The programme Of. the day
will otherwise embrace singing, reeitstlons,
&c.
5In theevent eta division ess the diocese Of
Virgins It Sis probable Rev. John H. D. /
Wipgfeld, %. d., iste rector of st. PsuPs.
church ia this city. but now missionary.
bishop In Northern California, will be urged,
for bishop OF the new diocese. The Doctor
has many friends here WhafWonld like tol
see him return TO Virginia, and who believe
him to be the man Tor the plsce. There are
precedsnts. for snch action ID the cases OF
Bishops Chase ard Icy, and probabiy Others.
Bishop Chase, while missionary bishop Of.
Ohio, was elected TO. and sceRpted ths bish-i
opric of Illinois. Bishop lay while MS
si0nary to Ksnsas. accepfed me call TO the
blshopric Of Easterp AAryia ST.
Rev; DR.. c. Cd s laihsan, sseator OF Grace
church, hsEa hoEeger 10th hls con- lionl
III sasgss
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;, H JUST RECEIVED AT. COHEN
BROTHERS., o large stock Of Parasols With the
late automatic improvements. Their stock OF kid
Gloves OF oversee dozen, In Which they eossa OUT
Coioreds and Black, two and some three blu ttons,
and which.they sell 1t 76c., are the most reliable
goods ever offered-heretofore ut sl50 also, two,
usual price. '771 ~ -ap1
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Senator Hannibal Hamlin wants to increase
the postage on third class matter, including
transient newspapers.-AIexandrid Gazette.
On the contrary, bis bill provides for re.
ducing postage on transient newspapers.
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|lsS lsssgss ss g aaa5s sasa s
aseessnN -haFd q higher position lively
shsns hirAaeif arforg the British Cr6suses Of
tha TInnAr Hosise. Is set down IN tae new
itsta a. ressafyine frona his landed estates is
fn,,r English counties alcne, exclusive OF
Tyeisnd and Condos, FIN bothf0f which he i
a Great proprietor, Ef27, 1898 In gold, Or more
thar 100000. Our own impression % that
s9oo DOC In gold, or Sf 000, 600, would barely
renraserat the annual rentals and proflB o.
Mr. Stewart Ii liberal patron Of the hne
arts. His pisture gallery Is one OF the nnest
IN the aity. His latest acquisition ID the
fameus new painting by MISSIONER, cslleo
the g CHARGES des cuirassiers,0 representing
4 body Of cavalry charging past Napoleon
and his staff, who recognize the involuntary
hnr.t az enthusiasm from the men. The
nainting Is the largest that hassheen sent
from the studio of this artist, being eight feet
aeross by four and half feet in height, and
human figure in the foreground Is eighteen
inches high. It cost in France 800, 000 gold,
and with duties, expenses, gold premium,
&C.. cost Mr.. Stewart $50, 900. 4eissonier
looks upon this picture" 1907 y as he styles
it-as his chef d'ouure. In charming letter
to Mr, Stewart, dated Boissy, January q,
1875, and recently published in the World,
MISSIONER says: ~ have faith In my work.
Time will consolidate and strengthen it more
and more and, I am also certain your enlight'
ened love Of art will protect in case there
should beneed.1 Mr. Stewards daily life is
that Of business man. BE generally ar.
riyes at the Tenth.Street store about 10 in
the morning, stays till II, and. then goes to
the Chambers Street establishment, where
he remains till s or $50. In summer he
takes holiday at Saratoga. The Grand
Union Hotel Is conducted on scale Of mag.
nifcence that no other summer hotel can
approach, and those who visit Saratoga
trust that Mr. Stewart may long continue to
own it i;5 is- r. - " =. se's.' -
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,r,HIs Is 10 I'VE ESsVssl seTTcE THAT

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
a ON the 10th day OF April, a. d. 1879, q
trfct Court or the United States for the Easissn DIE
triet OF Virginia against ihe estate Of %. GoSo.
wynn, Of Greensxie comfy. In said district Nnc hss
me payment oS any debts and the delivery Of any
prepefty belonging TO said bankrupt 70 him or Tor
SIS i,aa and the transfer OF any him, are
Forbidden by Law that meeting OF the creditors
or said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts and choose
one oEmofen ssignees OF hs estate VIII De neia xt
va. before 7. Z, Waterman. Esq. registes ~ bank
rnptey Ter aid district ON The 26lh day OF Apsiis
AID. 1876, ts lQ e'coVk AZ q :, Cor y, ~
!. sp IA y'a,seea s;ais u s q
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mYLITARY NOTICES.
THIS Is TO GIVE I'VE NOTICE THAT

-A1op the 10Th day OF ApflI, a. UsIB16,k W9rTAnt
In baa kruptsy WA Issued out Of the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastezl district Of
Gresnyille county, In said district, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his eHn psttnen; that The
payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any pro-
party beiouxing 70 ssa baasruptSo him snd fer his
use and The transfer ofanyp yeperty By hiEa. afs
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors
or said bankrupt to prove their debts, and choose
one or more asstgness Of his estate viii b held Rs
q court Of hankrustsy TO b holden at Petersburg,
Va, before il. waterman, Esq. register In % e
ripley for said district, on tbs asa OF April, a.
- @. r. RAESDELL.
an II 2f72gtE-i United States Marshall
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PUBLIC DocgnEETs.-We~ar are indebted to
the Hon. G., c. WALKER for the, annual re-
port of &c Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
on Comc.etee and Navigation for. the year
ending Jupe so, 1876. -. > Z.
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Why docs A. r. BOYLE, Of Washington,
bore us with hil lettersr We don't want
them, aud SHALL never publish one Of them
unless paid for 40 an advertisement.
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Stuff and nonsense, GREGORY ard CAM
sRoN. The~troub'e is that Petersburg is
not able tosupport two daily papers. Why
not say SO ''''> -.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this, city, en- THURSDAY, April g,
1876 by Rev. j. g. Hutson, Mr.. JOHN ID. BUT
Ter. Jr.,a and Mrs. MARY BAsTlN; beth OF
RiebmoRd, vs., 70, iEgtsgE rs5* 49, rs ~ D
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ngRELIGIOUs SERVICE AT THE
oREaoN HILL METHODIST CHURCH., con-
Quoted by members OF the Christian As,oeiation,
THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock. = tjl.&7. - -
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: ICENsE-TAxsFoR, 1876.

g9 asl .CITY2 COLL KcfoR's OPTICAL
rdz - II RICHMOND, YA.4ZA pril10, 1875.
This ofaes wiz be open frsm s3o'elosk a. u. 70
g O'clock r. N. from 10Th 10 3oth inssant ins!r
siys for the oe receiyine from al perssH
assessed with a,lL.1,g ,gu.a ,aI
LICgNsE-Tax
the amount charged thereon. -. -
|yaaoRBrRAFcH,l CHiPrHR' xIH. SECTION -:
1.-THE collector shsli upon the 10th day Of Arie
proceed to collect All license taxes net preresay
paid; and any person Iiabie to such taxes who IaaH
prosecute his basinsss5 after the st Gay OF MAJ
without having paid such tax shall be liable TO sH
of.net lees than oNH DOLLAR nsr mere than I'VE
DoLLARs for every Day Of defaztt,
.i;sk .f4aeSl,.5 JoHNF. REaNAyLf,
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!. NJ, CALICOES at Sc, &c, and ste-
More or those good and pretty PRIGTs at &C.; also
a large lot OF CALfCOES and SHfRTINGS .. 64a
mh26 EE.T r
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~ CENTENNIAL SILKS,
TAXES, DC. =


80 &.'|&a D}t~i STATE REvEyUE oFfHEl
Ii Il No. IS NORTH ELEVENTH srRBRf.s{i
ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
N paid their STATE ia XESs for 1876'aIe 70
Quested to do so at once and save themselves from
the penalty OF tile law and the collectors the ~
pleasant duty OF restraining their property ~.
Their delay canuet be allowed. q tsra :il.ii z
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