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DRUGS. MEDICINES. xe.
ITALIAN. ITALIAN" ITALIAN.

Il ,,,.
The "Italian Ipssct-Powder, so extensively SOLO
nv ns last sum mer IS agsin offered 10 the public as
most thorough extern.nator or RoAcH8s, ants,
MOTHS, FLIES, FLEAS, BED-DUGS, VERhlS ON
FOWLS &C., &C.
INSECT INSECT" INSECT
beimmcnse demand for 1t caused holders Of STOCK
In the old-fashioned PERSIAN 1NsECT-POWDER 20
bring upon the market. hoping thereby 70 inpeas
The nroyrt>s of the "ne~ broom" lIlc ltauinl, but
the reope repudiatcd it. and the Italian stands To-
"sy without u rival
POWDER "POWDER." Po"DEs
Tie penuinp "It,,ian Insec.-Powdrr " Is sold In
bottles ut 25 and 50c per bottle. aud not sofa
In bulk beware OF limitations, and see that our
l,Dei Is on each package.
at 25c. Haud-hclluws and slnpe package OF pow
der sent by mall cn receipt OF 40c.
DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
POLK MILLER e. CO., DrnSgtsts
,no q0U 5iain street.
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nANCFaESTER NEWS.

Our city was very quiet yesterday, the
only thing disturbing the general traquiliity
being the appearance of the E'uch,feared
bell-punch lin burlesque) at c"lonei Jor-
dams hotel There were only tWenty-tnree
men who got drunk trying TO see NO" Inc
new thing worked.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE HUsTlNGs Court
The following cases were disposed OF in the
Hastings Court yesterday:
John Ii. Smith, charged with stealing ten
dollars from William Berry, was tried and
convicted and sent to the penitentiary for
five years.
Richard Coleman alias Henry Epps,
charged with entering the dwelling-house
of Daniel O'Leary and stealing property OF
Mrs. L. A. Brock, was tried and convicted
and sent to the penitentiary for two years.
John Evans, charged with stealing ten
dollars from William Berry's person, was
convicted and sent to the penitentary for
five years.
Charles Davis, charged with assaulting
Eli Wilson, was found guilty OF unlawful
assault, sent to Jail for one month, and fined
one cent.
William Johnson, charged with asSaulting
William Payne, was found guilty Of unlaw-
full assault, fined one cent, and sent to Jail
for thirty days.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court, TUESDAY
Judge Hughes presiding.-Wm. Holmes,
chs rged with passing counterfeit money.
was found guilty. Sentence was reserved.
The law imposes a fine OF not more than
$4,000 and Imprisonment at hard labor not
more than ten years.
Judge Bond arrived in the city yesteI day
and will preside in the United States Cir
cult Court to-day.
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INSTALLATION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.
At meeting of Old Dominion Council,
Friends OF Temperance, held last night
the following officers were installed: q.
S. Morton, president; Fl. M. starke, asso-
cute; j. H. Connel, chaplain; Ii. c.. Nc
Gruder, recording secretary; W. 81. Rich
ardson, Jr., financial secretary; George
Gibson, Jr., treasurer; w. r. Pugh, Jr.,
conductor j. w. Poore, assistant conduc-
tor; Fl. D. Riddick, inside sentinel; r.
Piner outside sentinel.
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INDICTMENT OF C. r. CRITTENDES.--The
grand Jury of the,Hnstings Court yesterday
folnd true biEs in four cases against Colenei
C. T. Crittenden for larceny and two Tor
forgery.
1he case will be calIal this morning, and
dug will probably then be fixed for Its
haa nif,p
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISplcATIoNs FOR To-DAr.-For the
South Atlantic ard Gulf States, Tennessee.
and the OHIO Valley, warmer east to south
winds. stationary or slowly falling barome"
ter, and areas Of rains.
For the Middle States, slightly warmer,
northeast to southeast winds. and generally
cloudy weather during the day, with falling
barometer, and in the southern portion
rain.
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EXTRA SEssIoN.-It now appears hardly
probable that the two houses will agree on
the Clifton-Forgc extension. The Senate
wants rail. The House insists on water.
It was stated yesterday that the Governor
would not call an extra session. The report
lacks authenticity, though it may prove
frrtn
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CONDITION OF JUDGE CocHRAN.-At 10
O'Clock last night the condition OF Judge
Cochran was very favorable. He was en-
tirely conscious, and his articulation was
more distinct. His leg had improved, but
his arm remained paralyzeI and it is
thought will continue so.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA BIBLE
Soc1ETY.-The public exercises OF the sixty
fourth anniversary of the Virginia Bible So
ciety will be held tonight, at o'clock, in
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
The exercises, doubtless, will be unusually
interesting. Gentlemen Of national reputa-
ton are expected to deliver addresses.
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KILLED.-The bill proposing to revise the
criminal laws and to reduce the fees OF ser
geants and sheriis, and to prohibit police
from receiving constabulary fees from the
State, has periShed in the Senate.
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GosE.-EchwaGtz and Rawlings, the
Young men arrested on Monday for stealing
brass boxes from ahe Danyilie shops, and
WHO gave bail for appearance before the
Police Court, i,aye not been seen ~ the OIL
GERS since they were balled.
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AN AMERICAN SHIP. The barkehtine Vet
eran, formerly the Cayuga, though lately
from Liverpool, is az American vessei. The
captain Is proud of his country. and gIo:ries
In the stars and stripes which float from bis
topnlast.
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock OF Boots Shoes, Trunks, Satchcs. &c. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-madel made 10 ordei
and guaranteed to fit. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done HERMAN BosCuEN BROTHER,
900 and GIL Broad street.
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"LEGuAN."-We suggest that should our friends
need an old and pure rye whlshey they try the Le-
ghan," one Of Messrs W. D. BLAIR & CO.'S most
popular brands. Their price for such all Old ~his-
key Ia exceedingly reasonable.
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crECIAL ATT.R CT.LON.
SPRING GPENING.

WcrsXc pleasure IN announcing 10 our customer
and the public generally tll. we have now in store
the
LAt GEST AND HAEBS0SiEST STOCK
that We s,ve ever displayed. With the dwermua-
tion not r. ie undersod, We have marked whole
stock al figures reasonable IS 10 recommend them
10 everybody. Please notice tire following:
BLACK SILKS from S5c. to &3. so per yard;
FANCY S{I KS nj 90c, 81. 81 rs per yurd;
tOLORED-FOGSTED GOODS u every desc rip
tiOn;
h.iCk Ass ACAs from 23t. To 81 rs per YAM;
MOURNING GOODS made specially
bDLMANS at all prices
B1JLMASS III "a.
D..LMASS al IS.
DfsI-MASS ut S6:
Dol MAN CLOTHS In new ,hadss, very cheap;
CHI DREN's FANCY HOSE OF all colors and de-
EoYs CAssI,sgsEs, 25, so, 90 80, 90, 75c., and
ST. Der yard:
GEEfLE&EN's CLOTHS and cassIMEREs in
rukNtS,ufRsEi kk!iti ufsis' 'G;lEroxNEs at 81 and SOC.
LADIES S<;ARFs, UALF-HASssk ERCHJEFS,
FIgHUS, JABUs'S, BII5S, COlLARE1TES.
and kRlLLlSGs In profus1on;
Beautifu S-ACkS, EkGlSGS. ISSEFGlNGS, &C.
Please cat and exanrise our goods befase you psr-
eha=e. COURTNEY POWELL,
nh 26 Sl5 Broad street.
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PEHsONAL.-Nicholas F. Clcary, young
and rising lawyer from Washington, is in
the city, and made his debut before the Sn-
premc Court yesterday.
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Easier.-Easter Sunday was duly and
properly observed in Manchester, ana
Easter Monday was especially observed oy
the colored people, who were allowed a
holiday. They jumped high, cracked tneir
heels, and went to bed, waiting for" Christ
mas times3
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, Tues
DAY-Judge Hughes preSiding.-In the
matter of Il. s. Hooper. The register was
directed to ascertain and report all liens
upon tile estate Of the bankrupt and the
order OF their priority.
In the cases OF TinSley Il Hooker and II.
NJ. Moon. Orders were entered appointing
nsSiorpaps
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool. At night it was cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o A. NJ, So:
9 a. NJ, ~; noon, 81; p. NJ. 70; 6 p.
81. So; midnight, Al.
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VOL. Ii.
Rithmond 1lspatth.
WEDNESDAY,. ......... APRIL 4, 1871.

rs-TIIE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
T. ALTON OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rAPEES OF TIE CITY
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Fco's Surrender to Grant.
MADISON, March q, 1877,

MADISON, March ~, 1871.
To the Editor of the Ml,caukee Ne,cs:
Twas glad to see in Sundays Daily Ne,cS
q communication to the Richmond Dispatch
correcting one OF the many absurd and
sensational Measurements concerning the
incidents OF Lees surrender. The details
OF this evcntiul net will soon pass into his
tory, and truth should be sifted from error
by living witnesses and participators before
handing them down to another generation.
TWAS THE ONLY CIVILIAN
nrcscn. at the meeting between General
Grant and General Lee, and know whereof
| speak. General Grant never demanded
the surrender Of General Lees sword, nor
intimatcd by word or deed that he expected
1t to be Welded to the victor. He was, on
the contrary, especially considerate and
kind in his hearin. to the defeated chief
tain. and strore hv all the means Of social
amenity to make General Lee feel at ease,
and to lessen tho humiliation and sorrow
inscparablc from the occasion. General
Grant personally introduced General Leeto
each member OF the staff present, and con-
trlbuted bis full share toward engaging him
in pleasant conversation during the time the
military secretaries were preparing the
terms OF capitulation for signature. This
occupied about an hour, when General Lee
and Colonel Marshall, who accompanied
him, took leave and returned to their own
headquarters.
The bearing OF General Lee during this
irving interview was that OF thoroughly
dignltied and Sel!-possessed gentleman, and
in striking contrast with that OF General
Pembertou at Nicksburg.
THIS WAS THE FIRST MEETING
OF these renowned military chieftains. Al
though both We're in the regular army at a
time when its SmallneSs might prc-suppose
personal acquaintance, they were widely
separated by the eXigcncies OF the service.
and met for the first time in the house OK
Wiley Mclean at Appomattox Courthouse,
Va, April 9, 1865.
THEIR NEXT MEETING
was by appointment, at 10 O'Clock, April
10, 1865, at 4 point nearly midway between
the two cncamped armies, when they con-
vcrsed privately and apart, sitting on horse
back IN drizzing rain, for nearly an hour,
concerning the details OF the surrender,
which had been delegated to officers select
ed from both armies. General Lee started
Immediately for Richmond on horseback,
attended only by an aid and servant, and
General Grant and staff also started at once
for CITY Point. This WAS the last time they
ever met.
The '.apple-tree story" was a pure iabri-
cation started by some unprincipled adven-
turcr, most likely for the purpose OF selling
his wares. General Grant and General Lee
never met under an apple-trec, nor near one:
When General Qhen ColoneD Babcock and
| Captain William Mckee Dunn, OF Grants
statl, bore to General Lee the note in which
General Grant acceded to Lees request to
meet him at Appomattox Courthouse they
found Lee seated under the applc-tree.
| From this the story may have sprung, but
| it certainly had no other or nearer founda'
| ton in fact. ,. 4.
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Dummies vs.. Horses.

A WEEKS TRIAL OF TIE sTEAM-CARS on MAR
KET sTREET-THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES
AS COMPARED WITH THE HoRsE-CARs.
The officials Of the Market-Street Passcn-
ger Railway Company seem to be favorably
IMPRESSED with the operations OF the steam
cars on their line. The secretary states that
one evening last week one OF the cars car
ricd one hundred passengers up the steep
hill at Arch street to the Yves: OF the Penn
syyania Railroad depot. Thursday last
closed the weeks trial. Each car made
light trips per day-the same as the horse
cars. For this purpose two engineers are
employed, each one running four trips.
A comparison has been made between
the receipts of the steam and horse-cars,
bshowing total in favor Of the former. For
instance, five OF the best-paying horse-cars
aggregated little over $65 in cash receipts,
while the five dummies averaged over Sl0O
in cash at tve-cent fares, forcibly present
ing the fact that low rates OF fare'encourage
travel. The largest receipts for one day of
anv cf the steam-cars were: Baldwin, S32
in cash. Gj tickets received Excelsior, Troy
car, SS1.77, 81 tickets received, 81 tickets
sold. The cost OF running the TWO kinds
OF cars, steam and horse. for enc week OF
seven days is thus given: So.
Maintenance and care OF eight horses at Sc
cents per day Tor the week. S6
Drivers wages. II ~
Conductors wages. IL oo
Cost OF horse-car one week. S6
For tis. Stcam-carS:
Coal for seven day> (estimatedl, two tons.-..$ 90
Wages Of two engineers. ZS w
Conductors wages. IL oo
Cost for Seam-car for one week .-.$5i 81
The saving In the cost of running the Two VIII be
seen to be Ms follows: -. -.
For horre-car>. So
Saving Ia favor Of steam-cars. Sc
The AIarket-Street officials say also that
there are other expenses to be added to the
care of horses, which include ten dollars
per week salary for hostlers aBd stablemen,
fourteen do!sars per week for horse-shoers.
The army .oS employees in this branch is
large. 70 .ofset this there will be required
for the dummies machinists farrepairing
the carr, oil, and the purchase Of mate
rial for repalring. 4 smaller number
OF employees will be required for 'the
steam-cars, showing great saving.
In addition ito this, from caSeful esti-
mates, it is shown that the original cost Of
horses is about ;ssl40; pay OF drivers, 50 per
day; depreciation OF horse-fesb, one third
Ct value in year; cost Of harness, 1922 per \
set, and one eighth wear and tear ssst in a
year; shocing horses, S1.75 per month each.
Indeed, the estimates and costs might be
run up TO greater figures, but ali the 2aove
ares ticial.- Philadelphia Inquirer, ID
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UNITED STATES SPECIAL TAxEs.--ihe
United States special taxes are to be pslu
before the 1st OF May, and the notice OF the
is deserving OF attention.
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A 7 COSTS AT C0sT

Having GeurUis.ed to discos,tnue the dry-sood
GssInes shall frou this dsy oT my entire stock of
SEASuNAELE AND WELL-AssORIED GOODS
At cosT FOR CAStI
And ~ order in$sc rpeaty to dispose Of the entire
stock. fhsre are many GOODS which will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
as hs store VIII m vacated as soon as another tenant
ssn be had. CHARLES HIJTZLER,
fe23-2u 6la BSc2d street
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICR,l
prc1rNoSD. VA. March "a, 1877.

T ICENSE TAXES OF 1877 HAVE
/ been assessed and placed in this oihce for the
inspection of all concerned. ,
The Committee on Finance will hold sessions az
the Council chamber, on Broad street, on TUES-
DAY ana WEDNESDAY the Sd and 4th OF April.
b tween The hours OF and Z o. clock Z. M for Ae
purpose OF hearing and considering app & 5S ,roln
said assessment. y. B- hO1SlE lEh,
NH 24-tAp4i 8uoltor.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, YEsTER-
DAY.-The following cases were disposed OF !:
Caldwell and wife, &C.. Us. Kents execu-
tors; Elan, &C., as. Walker, &C.; Mckin-
ney Us. Mckinney, &C.; Charters, guard
ian, Is. Charters, &c. Scott's executor IS.
Clarke. &c. Davis Us. Davis, DC.
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R,,n'.iul STRIPED SlLkS i, Soc. never sold less
,l1n 81 Ter SArc:
BLACK SILkS from 81 10 SO per yard-a large as
>ors ilteni n~-<.,,x-
C0IuEfD DRESS GO0DS-Such ~ PONGEE
~IIKS and all he numerous styles OF CASSl-
HfEES tor gcn:icrncu's aud boys wear, from
$50. to g. so per Hari: ~ .,
: 200 yxrds more Of those LINEN REMNANTS.
=; SOC worth from 7Jc. 10 81 per yard;
, c|Iu,,lcte assortment OF WHITE GOODS-Cam-
lrirs swiss Muslin>. ChccA Naius ook, ard Vic
;oria Lawns. . .,,.r,,..
CaE>FI from J0c. 20 s3:
Ia ,i.cc, Of WASII-PuPiISS at Sc. per yard.
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-rra; many Of these goods hay" been purchased
.i,h;u t!c sttcn days In New Nrrk at panic prlces
And will !c .sid accordingly.
II willpav YOU 10 cAamIrt our stock before buying
-..wlcrC.
We offer special Inducements on account OF re-
moving 70 our NV y re, Nos Broad street, ot-
r,,,n Third and Fourt3. -
sYCLE BROTHERS,
12g Broad street.
,..r5-T-r ,... vIrr Fourth and Fifth streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE- On all sales of Rent Estate made oeftoee'
the lst Of I1auary dad last Of June the tuGeSfo
the present gear kaueto bepnid oyhe purchGSe'
On in sales made bet l1sen the 1St or JnhyandiGs
of the uear tie tarss haze to be puG 6y the sete1
(ThIs custom was adopted abont nftcen yearsay'
BY all the real estate agents In Richmond. and "
plies to Eichmond and vieinity.l
WELLINGTON GODDIN, S p. 81. brick-and-
framed tenement No. $50 north First street.
LANCASTER & LUCKB, 10 NJ, at office Of the
auctioneers, No. III Main street, tue Clover
Hill mines aud land, railroad, engines, coal
cars. mining machinery and fixtures. Also, the
Hancock tract OF land.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, AZ p. NJ, com miss toner's
safe Of water-power and q large number OF ware
house and storage-lols on tho south Side OF the
dock.
JOHN MCCORMICK, IL a. NJ, furniture, cloth
ing, &c.
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GARDEN ARD P1EAD.sEED.

HAVE "yICK'S" CELEBRATED
l. FLOWER-SEEDS,
RARE RIPE CORN,
SHOE-pEG CORN.
| and all kinds OF GARDEN-SEEDS.
Call carly 10 get good assortment hSli-orocto
"''' $50 JOHN II, MEREDITH,
ap2 Thlrteenlh street.
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AN USEsYENTf.

PosrPoSEnENr:
THE DRAMATIC, MUSICAL AND suEsIc
ENTERTAINMENT
AT VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSH
will take place
MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1877,
BENEFIT or Mks. WALTER HARRISON,
TWO PUDDIFooTs.
MUSIC.
TABLEAUX.
MAGIC MIRROR 1.-TWO SCENES.
MUSIC.
PARADISE AND THE PERI 1.-TWO sosNnss.
MUSIC.
ART GALLERY 1.-TWO scENEs).
Tickets can be had at II. C. wYATr,s Masicsi nx.
hall on the night OF the entertainment. Adntssions
so cents. No reserved seats. ap4-WaMSt
HENRY v.-RIGNoLp.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
COLOSSAL ORGANIZATION.
GRAND sHAKsPEARIAN SPECTACLE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 and II.
RIGN
IN
HENRY V.
ALI THE PROPERTIES AND COSTUMES
FROM BOOTHS THEATRE, NEW YORK.
45 DRAMATIC ARTISTS.
100 PEOPLE on TIE STAGE.
Secured seats on sale at Johnston's mnaIc-stnrc.
p3-4t#
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO GRAND EVENINGS OF SONG.
Mr.. WHEAT takes much pleasure Ia announcing
that he has lnadr AN engagement with
MISS ANNA DRASDIL.
the wor!d-rrno%ncd contrallo. who r III nske her
debit In Richmond under his management. assisted
by ~
Mss SARAH WOOD,
the brilliant soprano. OF New York, AMI t!fr
MONUMENTAL CHURCH CHOIR.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL 4TH AND 9TH, 1877.
Tickets 75c.: rcscrved.sea wit hout extra charge;
family circle, 50c.: col 'ra'! gallery, 25c sale or
reserved seats regius at West. Johnson & Co.'S,
81 Main street, MONDAY MORNING, April "a.
at @ o'clock. np2-st
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CRO@eIET.

CRGRUET.
NROQUET FOR tn e MILLION
b,ils and 8 ma, let's nicely painted. 2 stakes,
and 10 arches, packed In strong box. with slide
tou with book Of instructions Price, Sl.25 Also,
set with balls and maGts but not packed III box,
o5c. Finer sets at 50, $3.50, and $3.
Upon receipt Of soc. additional any set VIII De sen
to any parl OF Virginia, West Virginia, or North
va j. IT. ELLYSON,
an31m+ 1l12 Main street.
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after the promised time, he would be chosen
President without IN Electoral Commits
sion.
A man afflicted with iim-iams tried the
blue-glass cure on Eighthundred-and-ffth
street yesterday. He jumped through the
glass, cut himself in fourteen places, and,
standing in the street, called upon the ele-
plants that he thought were waltzing
around him to trample to death the man
who had led him to believe That be had th {
Washington monument on his chest. r
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MoRrrARY.-Numbe OF deaths in the city
Last ryeek 90
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Any person SO liable VINO sha!i iaai 70 conpy VIII
the foregoing requirements Will be subject 70 se'efe
Persons or firms in the Third collection district OF
Virginia liable pay any Of The SPECIAL taxes named
ahoTe must apply 10 EDWARD z. WHITE, Collector
of Jnternul Revenue at Richmond, Va, and pay Tor
and procure the Specia.Tax stamp or stamps fney
need prior 10 May /, 1877, and WITHOUT Fuh-
Suecia-Tax stamps viii be TRANSMITTED by man
only on receipt from the person or nru ordering me
same of spccc directions TO do, together tne
necessary hostage stamps The amount required 70
pay The postage The postsge on one stamp seaars1 sse
that ,Iey be transmitted by registered mail ten cents
GREEN r. RAUm
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
- r. January So 1877. ap4-6tW&S
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rkEAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS.-
i Another lot Of those hand>om" French En-
,roictr,d Corscts. warranted whalehone. nj ~
JULIUS MEYERS,
NH 1?-coh No. oOS Br"aa street.
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LEA a. PERKINS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea 4 Porrins'
signature II on every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS
New York,
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EXTRAURDlNAEI BARGAINS IN
Il VICTORIA LAWNS.-5O pieces very fire and
>,r.r NJ sc. worth 25c.; 7J pieces extra fine and
sheer al l63c worth soc. just received from Auc-
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