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MANCHESTER, April on Is.S-.
A a. STATED MEETING 0r '9 'r,:
"a e GLII COUNCIL, held at the Coupcm III
tne lohoWiD2 was adopted: III chanLer,
ResOlred, That the license ta, no
TO read MS follows: ~ ''n'n'"h 81 =,
section O.. All persons desiring To prtNocr.u
CITY any business az auctOnecr. agent ro- IN The
renting OF real estate as commission we 'aie .,
dcr broker, keeper Of ordinarfes whoins,,nah TIA
tai ,l1uor-ealers houses Of private ana re-
private boardD2-bouses. eatinp-bo,,sns ~ aihrnsnt
or any other business which cannot no. ,.aDS-shrp.
the al rIlorem system, shall paw ucanah.f bT
,menty dollars Tor the privilege OF prosecute TAX y
Section 7. Junk dealers shall n,v,,,o.
twenty-five dollars: pawnbrokers TWO h,,n!, taf n
lars: Oyster and fsh-deAers and keerrrs ~. DOL
snaesI "mele vegetables are offered cxcIusIy. IN
SAFE shail pay tax Of ten dollars. ''''y Ipr
Section 6. Physicians, lawyers, d.n,ts,,
veterinary surgeons and rneasurcrs or sfs't
'u sec,Inn sea pay tax Of twenty dollars
aching In behalf of an insurance cnnn,n , r'!cnr,
principal Office Is situated In this cI,r 'h1'c
upon me capital and assets shall engage IN o aged
ness OF something or receiving appIicatIone n1'.'
surance In any insurance com pany or Irr IL
forwarding directly or Indirectly tLrourh ,nS an!
fhere9f payment OF premiums on policies ,, ssen!
sIu u Oy al insurance COMPANY without Obtains,
and communicating directly Or inI!rrcIv.J
any other Office than rs licensed rcsdcn, 'n!olsa
an insurance company whose principal "fc" !. so.
such company and pay l tax IF fifteen ,.DIsr. - u
Section II. Public theatre, and room, or,
public exhibitions or bathrooms shall ,,av % =.
fifteen dollars. 49, ''N u
Section 10. The Treasurer shall. upon rho -,,.,..
Of licenses assessed by The Comm>. i1rlnr N, ,'l
enuer proceed to collect all license tax l.
paid and any person liable 10 such tax sLnt.
prosecute his business after kayin. been ,r "a.
without having paid such tax on or ,cr"r. r' =!
day OF May, shall be Liable to fine Of no, les. =,
ten nor more than twenty dollars: and IL .Irt, sl
the duty oftnc Treasurer 10 report all actin4ir';.
the Mayor Of the city. 49,, %
Section lG Licenses for carts. hacks. ana ,,.t,-
vehicles. or for the privilege Of k4liag dor. c,,
or other animals. shall he issued By ihe Auditor n.y.
the receipt OF the Treasurer showing Tia. n ~
has been paid. For ever, such license ,h, f,,,.t
TAX sha II be paid: For every cart; draw or .....'
drawn by one horse or mule three ,.ui!ar.: II H.
by two AM mails. five collars: If drawn r@ rhTr.
Inals, six dollars; # dram by four animal. .,|,
dollars: for buggy Kept Tor lire. GYc ID. r. -
hack or any other wheeled carriage he's. for .f,.
eight dolIars for 4 dog, one dollar: for 4 lit. ,,r
dollar for goat, one dollar. Pr0yi!cs II =. ~,
bitch found running At large during the rQt:.Iy 1
son shall be confined by the po!!er-oG.ccre an, II,
owner thereof be subject 10 :. ii:.c d. iiv ,oli.
ap 23-5t
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II negroes must have Offices because they
are citizens, women certainly ought to have
offices for the same reason. II negroes can
not get their rights otherwise, women cam
not get theirs. We dislike thus to speak OF
these two classes of citizens; yet as it seems
to us to be good point, we make it. We
men, boys, and negroes, ought to be cared
for by the men Of the Caucasian race. 1t is
not craftsmanship, Mr.. HAYES, but pulling
sentimentalism that calls for the appoint
ment of negroes to official positions. Pray
stop ut FRED. DOUGLASS =
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a MUSEN1ENTS.
THEATRE.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

The FOITRTH-STREET HORRIBLES have the
honor of announcing 10 their friends that they Will
appear in two of their inimitable entertainments at
the RICHMOND THEATRE on - -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL BOTH AND MAY 1ST. =
in attractive programmes. arranged expressly for
them by the accomplished NioliDist and Director,
w. s. MULLALLY, of New York
The entertainments cannot fail TO please all lovers
of good music, mrth, and genuine enjoyment. The
programme embraces the COMIC Opera Of the
HAPPY MOkE,
which abounds with sparkling gems and chornseS
never before rendered south of Philadelphia. the
following cast Of talent will contribute Oh both &C.
caSionS-yiZ.: ..s :,
ORGIES lRA.-Mr. julius Peters, First Violin !:
Mr.. John Reinhardt, Second Violin; Mr.. Charles
Peters, Viola; DR.. z. Peters, Violonceo; Mir. Will
liam Trimmer, Flute; MIR. George Eoelker, ,lari-
net: Mr.. Jacob Beer, Cnrnet Mr.. Richard Wage
ner. Contra Bass: Mr. William Adams. Drum! -
VOICEs-Nr. j. ID. BEDFORD, First Tenor; Mr.. q.
w. Cunningham, Second Tenor; Mr.. w. ). Smith,
Contralto; Mr.. Monte Walker. Soprano; Mr.. x, ).
Chamberlayne. First Bass: Mr. II. T. CardoZa Sec
Ond Bass: AIessrs John Eepler and +. +. Parlltm.
Baritone; MessrS. j. p. Cowardin and J. A. saun-
ders. Comedians
Under the directorship Of ProfesEorJAcoB REM
For further particulars sec programmes and post
Tickets, Soc Reserved seats % cents additional,
which can he secured ut ii. {. WYATT'H music
store: !. .. mp 23-td
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sTHE ATTORNEY. GENERALsHIP.-We near
NJ the intention OF Mr. D. S. Pelrees
friends to put him forward as candidate
for Acknowledgement on our next Cons ,,a
rvotive ticket. Mr. Peircc possesses qualin,,
cations of on order rarely IL ever equaI:eo
and but seldom surpassed Wytheo''e O'S'
mitch ts.F.tI4 go. rs. .'. 'Lf 's
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I T.1,e fsoycrnorslsip.

,~A,twc l,ave~at- present to cay NJ ,,,ien .
high-toned man, We wont t aouee " %'e cor.
forty-foot pole anybody VINO smaes s.h =, n v
ruption. Honor, integrity, Is worth h m9te
than brilliant talents, II we cant get poSn.
Let us begin the great war, whlcn5 nus.
como against corruption, at NONE. e., no ~,
heaven sake don't let us put IN HAL "
rink. -Dunriite Times. go
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"Now that Congress;has gone home the
new Administration will be free to work
out its salvation in its own way" We
looked at the date Of the Herald to see
whether We were reading paper six weeks
old. No. 1t was dated April Goth. There
is nothing equal to New York enterprise. iy
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800 rid nj those miserable carpet bag
were r tnsr us5 could be no peace or PROSPERITY
Is EFT 1be s s he would advocate harmony
~ tn er neps between the races Of ths same n,
anu aan,,on ' during his life. tApplause.l-bas-
s..s....., Car, 81 ef
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So rsnccia, ,ispatch 70 the baltimore SUM-
The TIouisiana Electoral Frnud--Fhc
Proposed sale or tho State Vote"
Confirmatory Evidence Against the
Returning Board. Z
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-AVhen, Weils
and Anderson were before the House COM
mittee on Privileges, at Washington, they
both testified as to alleged offers OF large
sums of money made to them to give the
vote OF Louisiana to Tilden. Evidence mas
been Furnished here recently overseeing
beyoud a doubt the statements OF WeiiS anu
Anderson in their testimony on this poln,t.
The facts IN reference to the proposed sell
ont by this precious pair may be erlehy
stated as follows, and it may be SAID tnat
they have no connection with any part, real
or alleged, taken in the matter by Maddox.
Both Wells aud Anderson at dltlerent Times
approached two prominent conservative
gentlemen Of the State, and without the icasI
decentralization made the direct oller 10
count the State for Tildcn IN consideration
OF O sum named by them.
The gentleman to whom Wells made his
offer was Mr.. kenner. 1t VIII De renlelil-
hered that Mr.. kenner testified before the
HoI,se committee, and his version OF the
affair was literally correct. The offer made
by,Anderson to the gentleman on whom he
called was to declare the Tilden electors for
the sum OF 100000. Recognizing the char
,cter of the men with whom he was deal
inc. the gentleman who was approached
considered that the end justified the means.
He agreed, to AnderSon's terms, subject to
ratification by Mr.. Tilden and, Mr.. Hewitt.
4 special confidential messenger was dis
Matched from here to New York to see MIR.
Hewitt. That gentleman decided that he
could not, as Mr.. Tilden's friend and adj
wiser, consent to any such bargain, and he
earnestly recommended that the Louisiana
Conservatives should trust to the Justice OF
their cause, and enter into no corrupt ar
rangement with the Returning Board, as he
would feel compelled to repudiate all con-
nection with it or approval OF 1t. "-.
The messenger was detained for some
DAYS in New York, not reaching here On
bis return till day or two before that OH
which the Returning Board was obliged to
promulgate the result. 1t will not be for
gotten how Wells and Anderson delayed
the announcement OF their findings till the
last moment. They We're waltlnSefor the
return OF the messenger sent to New YORK,
and were so disappointed and angry ut the
failure OF bis mission that they gave Pack
ard and the Hayes electors much bigger
majority than any OF them had expected.
Wells and Anderson had the audaciiy be-
fore the committee at Washington to state
that they were first approached on tue sub
iect OF selling out. The negotiations were
initiated by them, and they were most per-
sistent in urging the matter. Had MI.
Hewitt consented Tilden would have got
ten his own, and even had the whole affair
been made public to the world eight mem.
bers OF the Electoral Commission would
have been compelled, according to theil
own standard Of action, to acquiesce. 81.
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DUSJEE IN BALTrMoRE.-A meeting OF the
's"Society of the Army and Navy Of the
Confederate. States" in Maryland was held
last night, Speeches were made, &c, &c.
On motion Of Colonel james Howard,
Rev. j. w. .Duniee Icolored), Of Virginia,
was invited to address the meeting. Wal
ter Sorrell, d well-knotgn colored Democrat
Of Baltimore, introduced the speaker. Rev.
Mr.. Duniee said he was at a loss to know
how to speak ut this time. BE had said a
good deal for the Conservative side in the
last political campaign in Virginia. This
had lost him his church. and his salary.
Three hundred men had mobbed his
house, and he was thrown out OF his
regular employment. He was now engaged
as a book. agent. He felt deeply inter-
ested ia the movement OF this Society.
Since 1865 he, had done all in his power to
bring about d proper and manly reconeiiia-
tion between the white and colored people.
He told his people everywhere with tongue.
and pen that their best friends were the
southern people, among whom they were
born and raised. He did not see how amy
bad feeling could exist between, them! II
Pfeqdent Hayes gos 81! only stand firm to
ssca rpet-baggers In the South. Until they
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LECTURE.

T ECTURE AT THIRD PRESBYTE-
IL RAN CHURCH CORNER Twcnty-siXth ard
Broad streets,.-Rev. JOHN +. EDWARDS, ID; ~;
viii deliver his very popular lecture on 1.-THE
CHOICE OF A WIFE, at the above church on
TUESDAY EVENING, April oath Benefit of the
church. .... -, -.
Tickets, Csc, and for sale at the door. ap23-2t
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Read it either way and it tells what every
good citizen ought to favor :: t.tseuthern
pacifcation,,' or Southern Ratification,
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r3- COHEN BROTHERS have just
completed the purchase OF $50 pieces of WHITE,
and FANCY MATING,
which they will sell at less than wholesale prices
ap 20
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The full report of the Superintendent OF lnsur-
ance and the full report OF the committee or pon-
.cy-holdcrs and representatives OF polcy-holders
have been printed In pamphlet form, and may be
obtained by application to the Society or to any OF
It's agents throughout the United States and Canada
The following Is the report OF the Finance and
Executive Committee of the Society:
The thorough investigation into the affairs and
condition of the Equitable Liie-Assurance Society
by the Insurance Department of The State OF New
York. and by committee Of policy, holders ana
the slightest degree the customary examinations by
the standing and special committees OF the Board
of Directors. .'.- ..
the Finance Committee state that they have during
that year given much attention and labor TO the con.
sheraton OF the system by hich the business o.
the Society Is conducted and It's resualed
and have directed the enforcement OF all rules and
methods for bringing down the expenses OF the 500
ciety to, and continuing the same at inc lowest
standard con siStent tcith the greatest ecIeRcy IN
The Undivided surplus FUND of the Society Is much
larger than Is requisite for the continuance OF dlvl
bends TO policy. holders without diminuton, and in
order to guard against even unexpected deprecli-
ton In investments the committee have
Resolved, That eight hundred thousand dollars OF
the said undivd surplus be withheld from DIVISION
among policy holders until the further order or his
committee. or of the Board, To cover any possloie
loss arising from The value of real estate and other
securities. .,,
the past six months "a period or uneAampieu &c
through It's own committees, the Insurance Depart
ment Of The state, and poiicy-hoiders, committee
EXAMINATIONS for thorougllnc>S OF detail ana scri-
tny In all departments of its affairs unprecedented
In the history of corporations.
GEORGE y. ADEE, GEORGE b. MORGAN,
JAMES Low, IF. SPAULDlNG,
RAFkEES T /, SDS,c Il 1 l. s MTKLHHT,
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE,
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The Chicago Times Eaters itself that
"statesmen are but the echoes OF well.in-
formed journals"
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I. THE BATTLE WoN-THE CONTEST FOR THE
SENAToRsHIp.-Neu0 Orleans. L., April 20.
The Democrats regard their fight won, and
are thinking now, only Of the senatorial
election. The caucus wlllprobably be held
Sunday. The three leading candidates are
Spofford, Gibson, and Jonas. The Repub-
licans, If they come over from Packard IN
solid body, will nominate candidate OF
their own, but if the secession is not general
those now in the Nichols Legislature will
vote for conservative Democrat like eX-
Lieutenant Governor Penn. -.
Hon. Wayne McVeigh, of the commission,
states that Packard has always assured him
that he would accept an order for the with
drawal Of the troops as the recognition OF
the Nichols government by the President.
Mr.. McYeigh further states that heis assured
that Packard is now preparing letter in
which he will give up the contcst.-SpecioI
dispatch to the baltimore Sun. .-aa @.
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The report of the Superintendent Of The Insurance
Department of The Stale Of New York (lnade after
an examination into the condition Of the Society
which occupied the Chief Examiner Of the Depart
mpnt. with ten Of his accountants, nearly three
montllS) concludes as follows:
1.-THE examination has been of the most thorough
and searching character. and the superintendent be-
ness has been subjected to severer tests than TINS So
ciey has, nothing having been taken for granted but
every item doth of assets and iabilItes) c0nsclcn-
to,1sy and exlaustveIy scrutinized. To accomplish
this force OF ten persons, under the cnleI exam
liner of the Department, has been steadily engaged
fornearly three months. The Superintendent Is mnch
gritcd ut being able 10 state that the result oil inns
Investigation shows the complete sulYency OF the
institution and that if the same energy and ability
are displayed In its management and conduct from
this time in the past career OF so!id commercial
prosperity Is beiorei II.
JOHN f. SMYTII, Superintendent"
The report Of committee Of policy-holders and
REPRESENTATIVES OF policyhodcrs, after an examine
ton extending over u period Of more than two
mogths assisted BY full corps of experts ana &C
countants, concludes as follow:
1.-THE business Of this Society has been conducted
with energy. ability. and system, and lis unlar-
lclcd growth since Incorporated IN $50, counting,
as 1t does, nearly $4,000, 600 assets, and about
$5,00O,00O surplus profits according To me so,
vigor on the part of its chief officers and directors
and. in The opinion of this committee, places me
Equitable Life Assurance Society III Tie lr0n Talk
of institutions Of its kind ,..H
"All OF which Is respectfully submitted
s'E. D. MORGAN.
,CuARLES S. SMITH, MORRIS X ESUP,
CORNELIUS n. BLISS, j. NJ. MORRISON,
C, G. FRANCkLlN, +. ID. TAlPEN.'
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FORTUNATE EscAPE.-Neao Orleans, April
2O.-The following report comes from the
State House last night: Governor Pack
ARDS carriage was stopped to-niSht~ at the
corner of Rampant and Esplanade streets.
where he resides, by ten ortwelye armed
men, who, finding the only occupant to be
an elderly person, IAN attache Of Governor
Packard. bearing a letter to Mrs. Packard
stating at;hewould not be home tonight,
left him without further molestation. Pack
ards friends state that he had been fore
warned that an attempt would be made to
kidnap him should he attempt to sleep at
his own house,Tas he has lately done, and
SO he sent his cab ahead to see If there was
any foundation in the warning given. 80
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u REPUBLICANs i'm iOHo-PREsIDENT
HIYBs's SOUTHERN POLICY CAUSES DIFFER
EScEs OF OPINIoN.-Cotun,61S April 49,
A large number Of leading Republican
county workers, including editors OF coun-
ty papers, met here to-day, expecting to
meet the Republican, State Committee in
caucus tonight for consultation. But to-
nightit was announced that the committee
had completed its business and adjourned,
hence ne caucus would be held. This was
"a great disappointment to many who were
big with speech, and there was ,considera-
bic growing and surmises as to why the
caucus was not held. The real reason Is
that there is considerable difference of
opinion as to President Hayes's southern
policy, and it was feared by some members
OF the committee thatif the caucus was held
a resolution endorsing the southern policy
would be offered and opposed by several
members Of the Legislature, and so make
division OF the party strength. Some mem
bers who favor Mr.. Hayes's policy thought
it was not the. time to endorse it, while
others prefer to wait and see. what will be
the result in, Louisiana before making their
opinions public. To avoid trouble it was
thought best to steer clear Of the whole
question. Tt is understood the next State
Convention will be held at Cleveland on
August 1st. BY telegraph to the Herald.
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~ PURE COD-LIVER OIL. j..
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe it. and of patients who have taken II, that II
Il more accountable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than ANY other oil
We guarantee It to be entirely pure and fresh
free from ranciaity, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderfu remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer pill, ri MEADE g bAhhh,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9I9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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CROOUET.

NROQUET FOR % CENTS, consisting OF
" 8 balls and macts, 3 stakes and 10 arches.
Price only csc. For saleby J.. T: ELLYS0N,
ap 3-lm* 1112 Main street,
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My LOOK AT THE STRIPED MUSLINS
at 1GSc. worth 2Oc.; .s.'aE -.r: ~
FRENCH PIQUEs at 1esc. worth 25c.;
VICTORIA LAWNS at l24c. worth &C. at 1 Gsc.
worth 2oc., 1T zoe. worth 25c., at csc. worth
- $50" 1852" .t'.t- FPS .5..
LARGE. CHECKED MUSLINS Mt csc. worth &c.;
TURKISH BATH TOWELS at 80 per dozen worth
$3.50; .., t....- -s.@ .-.,
HUCKABACK. TOWELS IN great yaricty-some
new styles, pretty and chcap-at~
anls .. LEVY BROTHERS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

C,ITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
t'.- "a AZ CAPITAL, 100000.
.... JOHN A. COKE, President;
-a- IT. GLASGOW, Fice-President;
n .., Z. d. MEADE, Secretary;
-, -. III. B. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
an 12.3m
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SEwsNG.MACH1SES.

GENERAL AGENCY Os rl rH OF
VI MACHINES AND NM Ssxa TuE LITTLE
&toNIToR SEWING MA AGeI,,IF sEkWVfiSSG'MA.
CHINE with loek-stiteh aha AZ mstaiments 7: +
MasiiiSE. CAsT-!R0S r,phS CO county, Pa
At low prices g. fsa s iItRTii izER, superior
ueia on reasonable ter'oSI;o nS d. cRsNStlAaaMss,
.o,am No. ID Ninth street, Ass'"'
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TREASURES OFFICE, llExnIro cotNIy.I

Abrl! u. IS1,.
Two THE TAXPAYERS OF HENEICD
Z COUNTY: In Consequence pf 'hr MAJ ,,-,
proach of the time for :, ttcmcni with Tho tuFrG.
AL bills not paid by III" Isl dayo! May will ~ eylcd
on presentation Of bills. II not then paid. IhcCrl
lcctorS can DC found II the County Court Hons. ~
SATURDAYS between III" hour, Of ~ and ,
O'Clock. WILLIAM VI. MCGRIDE
aD 3D. cod3t~ Treasurer lIrnrico Comfy
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MET. r, PRICE d CO.-Just received,
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES,
BLACK and COLORkD BROCADE SILKS,
Splendid line Of ..... ..
LADIES' UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
IRISH LINENS, STiEETINGS,
DAMASkS, NAPKINS, &C.
NEW CASSIAlER ES, for gcntlcmen's suits;
BLACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTHS
and DOESKINS,
=: COLLARS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, &C. ap l6
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= - : S3b,5ZU,I1Z De
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims by death and .a-.- ..5t.
maturcd Endow- Sos
lnenls. ........s2 ,2Oo,o39 % ".t.
Dividends, Surrcn-
der Values. and ...
AnmitIeS......... 2,970,3s7 81
Dividend on Capt. -,|0 F...
State County, and
City Taxes. 7O,911 OF
Contingent Sinking
FGnd............. 100000 90
Com missions, Pur-
chase Of Commits
sions, Agency Ex-
penses, and Physi- --
clans Fers........ 630,796 so
Salaries. Law Ex-
penscs. Postage.
and Exclangc... 329.G9l Is
Advertising, Print
ing. fulfilling, and
other Expenses. 294, 626 Oh G,5Q3,452 GA
Net Cash Assets, December 81,
1876 .............. ........S30.4l6.71a 90
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CITY COLLECTORS oFFICFy
RICHMOND, Suril IL

CITY COLLECTORS OFF!ryy
RICHMOND. April II. ls77.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF TIE CITY
- it j. required that notice -hAli be- given I'm All ,h
daily newspapers. under the GticriI"n "i the ON.
miIcc on Finance, that the LIST on DIL!Ngl -
TAXES on
real. ESTATE
for the preceding year will b" iHinlr.Irt 81 ..r-
more OF the daily newspapers. mu, aI,D til .gI
place OF sale Of said delinquency.
In accordance with the alo,c tie LIST viii :,
published IN the state newspaper u RI E~nkI n.
24th instant. and on SATURDAY ia" 5iA ,l.y d.:
May. The sale will tax" place in ir'Mt ut tt.ntrr
Halt on Broad street between ,,iuih ami frH' b..
tween the hours OF IL O'Clock VI aud 1 "'c@c, Pm
OH MONDAY the 7th day of May. AMI :it Itu,.rr
50 published will be- subjected 10 ..v .tp...u,rl
penatyof / Q per cent. for charge.
y l.. Wtub-u%.
ap l7-Gt t#.~rr.
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FINANCIAL

VlHE FOLLOWING rs A CORRECT
IL LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ATIL Ell
CBASE-BALLs CLUB; W. a. Joyce, president !;
q. w. Graves, president; j.. Z. Harris, scere-
tary j. Burruss, pitcher; D. .Maron., catcher
Dougherty, second base: M. Tyler, third base and
captain; Il. Napier Ieft-felder; Z. Beasey, centre
helder.. w. Vaughn, right felder. 5liatI ~
Z This Club; will play sa MATCH GAME with the
kTLANrJCs, or Ashland. on the i4thtiay.. Of Mly
next, at Ashland. All CHALLENGES are referred
to w. A. joyce, No. BOB north Sixth street.
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