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The CONTROL OF THE NEXT H0UsE.-h
problem that vexes the souls OF many Re
publicans is how to cheat the Democrats out
OF the control Of the next House OF Repre-
sentatiYes. The yieksburg Herald says OF it {:
r. "tTaking into consideration all things, it
is not so surprising that the Republicans, or
the Hayesites Gf we may be allowed to use
the word), claim that they will be able to
elect the Speaker OF the house. They, pro-
poss to give nearly all the other House
offices and the organization OF the Pacific
Railway Committee to the. South. at least
we hear this is their plan for clecting their
Speaker. With Hayes carrying out to the let
ter southern Democratic principles. and his
friends Offering the Southern Pacific rail-
road, would be rash to say that they have
no chance Of success"
FOSTER and GARFIELD are the two Re-
publican candidates. FOSTER might stand
some chance. to be elected Speaker. But as
to GARFIELD, he is q maiignant-a northern
Methodist preachers political preacher,
who has quit his calling and turned lawyer.
Deliver ns from such Speaker.
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. Louisiana Is our Turkey -in-E roDe-tle
only southern Statef, where, t|ie n unspseaka-
bic carpctbaggesss yet holds a, sembiahee
0f authority. Let him be extruded.
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IARDEN-PAILTNGs at 50 per LOCO.
STKIso' for sale, a variety Of, LUMBER for cheap
b,,fttIa,,S md niber ptlrpSses-s,icf us TRAININGS
&c-wfirh I offer ut low prices for cash. ~ apy
ward, M Rockets. GARRETT +. WAIsoN.
mp 14-6t
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CROCHET.

HROQUETs FOR THE MILLION.
Ms balls and IS mallers, nicely painted stakes,
and O arches, packed In strong box; Win snoe-
top, with book Of instructions. Price, &1Zo ALSO,
set with balls and mallets, but not packed ia box,
95c, Finer sets at So, $3.50, and rs.
: Upon receipt or Soc additional any set VIII pc sen
to any part OF Virginia, West Virginia, or North
j. IT. ELLYSON,
mp 3-1m* 1112 Main street.
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7Ma1,RIAGEs.

married.. Anil 10TH. 1877, at The darlington
House" BIZ tho Rev. s. A. Steel. r. HARYIE
SPENCE and GRACIE ID. WOODY. youngest
daughter of 4. C. Woody NIL OF Richmond.
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~FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Corner Grace and Seventh strcctsl.-
Preaching by the pastor ut IL A. NJ. and 8 ?. NJ.
Seats free. All welcome.
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1y- Ora E-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH Corner of. Grace and Fourth
stree,s) Rev. G.. III. READ, d. d., pastor.-Preach-
ing at ! 4. NJ and a. i. VI. -.i.. .m. .a.as
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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rcy. WILLIAM L. JUDKINS will preach
ri IL O'Clock a. NJ, aud Rev. S. A. STEEL at
PM.
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rTGREAT SHOW IN GENTLE1IEN'S
G0ODS-T r. PRICE & CO. have In stock splen-
did line SuITINGS for gentlemen and boys.
"a FRENCH CLOTHS-all c0lOrs:
Cd PLAID ana PLAIN SUITINGS: 49,.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN CASSl-
MERES:
GLOVES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, &C. apo
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me- MAIN-STREET CHI RIS L Ia \
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching by Elder j. a. DEARBORN mt IL A. NJ
and 7:45 +. N. ..t.....
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W APRIL Q, 1877.

T. r. PRICE & CO. have on consignment
sIypERB BLACK SILKS-barsains: also.
RIACk and COLORED STRIPED SlLhS;
RROCADE GRENADINES.
WiITE PIJUES-cvery pricc-9 10 75c.;
IRISH LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS,
WINE-CLOTIIS, NAPKINS.
LINEN SHEETINGS-S1 to 80:
COTTON SHEETINGS-25 TO 60c.;
ALPACAS-25c. TO 81:
CORSETS, KID GLOVES. &C;
FURNITURE GRETONNES.
Also, an immense line of PERCALES and CAL,
ICOS-all the choice patterns-S1 to l24c.; las
Wv GOODS EVERY DAY. apo
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II CENTENARY CHURCH.-Preacll-
ing at IL A. NJ. and * P. NJ. by the pastor. At night
tic sermon will bc addressed specially to young men
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! RlISHNESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE, "A LARGO QUANIHEYiOF
IL cFERTJ LINERS, accumulated by Jee !ate Yins
cent Bargamiii, just beyond the corpora,e lnis oi
Tie cisyS near eBac0n's Qtfarter branch Parties
Wishing to purchase can be supplied with anyguah-
tity they may desire L. u. EACH0,
an 1896 No. 0 Fourteenth street.
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The Attack OH the Presidents Policy

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The extreme
Radicals have been in a high state OF glee
over Senator Blaine's letter regarding Pack
ard, published in the Sun to-day, and it has
served to revive the dropping spirits Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crowd OF Republicans.
The utterances OF Blaine are taken as the
keynote in opposing the Presidents south
ern policy, and have been reechoed among
his followers here. 1T is becoming very
manifest that a storm is brewing within the
Radical household, and will break in all its
fury about the 9th day Of June; when the
failure OF the Radicals to secure the organi-
cation Of the next House will form the basis
of hostllities. Very many Republicans are
now remaining passive, and appeal to their
party associates not to openly attack the
Administration untilthe House, is organized,
and it becomes as clear as daylight that the
party is drifting upon dangerous shoals,
with but little chance Of escaping destruc-
ton. The murnuringS of dissatisfaction
are growing louder and louder, and Mr..
Biaine's letter has only intensified the feel-
ing that exists and is seen in certain Repub-
.lican quarters. ~ .s. r. ....sss.g-
a leading Republican said to-day that il
the Administration withdraws the troops
from New Orleans and permits Packard to-
festo to the Presidents policy similar to the
one issued by Ben. Wade and Henry VIM
ter Davis during Mr. Lincoln's first admin
istration, and that the President will find
some OF the strongest Republicans, openly
'arrayed against him. Some Of the shrewdest
Republicans believe that Senator Blaine has
made UP his mind to differ with Hayes and
take course which will draw about him
all the dissatisfied elements in the Republic
can party. The time for action ,has not yet
come, and Mr.. Blaine, SO some Of his friends
say, is quietly biding an opportune moment
to throw of his allegiance to the Admins
tration and to astonish the country as to the
extent OF his backing. 4, rr.a4,a.s
49,. !, = BEN. WADE HEARD FROM. 40
Ex-SenatorBen Wade is the Ohio Repub-c
lican who has written letter attacking
President Hayes's southern policy. The
letter has been shown to number OF Re
publicans,, and has, created quite a sensa-
ton. The gentleman who received the let
ter declines 70 make the full text public.
Wade is ready to join other Republicans In
a u open protest against the continuance Of
Pressd ent Hayes' 80 utt,eru policy. The
lstteft y MITCH stronger !: titan, Blaine's.
Wade, AXE Blaine; cannot tfear to see. The
country prosper at tho expense ct partisan
power.
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M SECOND BAPTIST Oh U Il IL
fcorner Main and Sixth strecis).-Rev. HENRY NC
DONALD will preach OH SUNDAY Il: i A. N. and
SP. NJ 3. -. .r-.
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n>77- NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-We

Ut3 NOllCE ~ 1HE IhhDC'-"
have established In New York factory for the man
ufacture Of CIGARS Of every variety. We buy only
for cash the best Havana aud Connecticut tobaccos'
direct from the planters, aud we can compete In
price and quality with any factory in the United
States. w. d. BLAIR ~ w.
an1l-1m 0O3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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MY FIRST BAPTIST c Fl U r c H.
Rev. j. Is. HUTsoN will preach al II o'clock a.
M, and Rev. c. IT. READ, D. D.. at X O'Clock T. NJ
on SUNDAY.
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nI;- FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER 1T $3.50 case;
& HUNYhDi JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
~. garian:
r.. PULLNA BITTER WATER. BolIemian:
FREIDRICKSIIALL BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.:
EICIIT WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER. Saratosa;
D. ROCKDRIDGE ALUM WATER, $685..
ALLEGIIANY WATER, &c.I &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms ut .'
,nh7 , . .. 0l9 Slalu street.
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MEETINGS.
LECTURE. ~
TIVE CATACOMBS OF ROME.

PROFESSOR JULES DE- LhUEAT
49,, will deliver .-.,...-. vie.
THREE CONSECUTIVE LECTURES
ut the Friends mcctipg-house, Clay street above
First. commencing on MONDAY EVENING, 10th
instant, on the 3D. GU. A.. 49, -'''' -.
CATACOMBS OF ROMG-THEIR USES, EPI-
- TAPHS, PAINTINGS, &C. .s...'. r.
The lectures will be illustrated by charts, maps,
SC.
No entrance-tee win be charged, but collection
will be made Ut The close of the lecture. =.
Doors open at 730. Lecture begins ut 6 O'Clock.
APP 14-3t
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hcYr COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt of a large stock of BLACK BRILLIANTINE
ALPACAS, whicl, they are offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned TO them
by 4 large New York house, and will be sold far be-
low market value. Their range IN price Is from 20
to G5c.: also, the NOHAIR (doubIe-width) AL
PACA at 22c.
They are also offering = large stock of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS ut 20. rs, SOC. &1.15 for pure
SILK. GROs-GRAIS), $1.23, $l.35, $1.45,
$3.50, al.G5, 1915, 50. :2.O5, 1926, $3.50,
1910 and So:
Also, Il considerable variety of COLORED SILKS;
A full assortment Of other DRESS GOODS.
F!:ENC!I-WOvEN CORSETS at 37iE SO, 75c.,
81. $50, $3.50, and $3.50: ......
Also, TuoMPSoN'S GLOvE-FiTTING COR
SETS.
Every variety OF WHITE: GOODS, in some Of
which they offer special bargains:
See their i'm ported VICTORIA LAWN at l3c.:
Their FRENCH PIQUES 1T 1sc., and many other
goods.
A large stock of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
just received; '
Every variety OF LACES, including the novelties
Also, large stock OF BIBS. .....,.
GO pieces CT WHITE and COLORED MATING
just received;
Also, FLOOR OIL-CLOTIiS from 35c. up
NH 80 ... ~ ........... 81 =. .".s =.
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NE NEW MOURNING GOODS AND
c0IORED DRESS GO0DS.-T. X. PRICE & co.
have Just optned more BLACK GOODS for mourn
ing Also. on the way, FANCY DRESS GOODS
BTACK CASfIAlERES, 75c. 10 $50;
BLACK TAMISE-;ill grades; ....'
BLACK GRENADINES in basket patterns.
BROCADE GRENADINES and SILKS for polo
FANCY CoLoRED DRESS GOODS, 25c. 10 81,
EcSc. apo 10
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= aSIUgEaEENTS.

..f... =" ASTESEaEESTS. .s.- =
DICUMOND THEATRE.
5..s TONY PASTORS TROUPE.
....-. TONY PASTORS TROUPE.
GRAND MATINEE TODAY AT'2 O'CLOCK.
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.
MATINEE MATINEE
AT 2 TODAY. 49,. .. TO-DAY AT =.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING AT s O'CLOCK
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE OF
TONY PASTORS TROUPE. .. ....... -
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
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ORAND SOUTHERN TOURl

& y EaNb SoO wv"
TIE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
undispu,ably the LARGEST IN TIE WORLD, will
"-. exhibit at Richmond two days only, f.
g. l.s.. APRIL 10TH AND 17T1I. u 6.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY-AFTERSOoN AND
Irg..... ......F i.H. EVENING. g.. 70 &: 20. s..E
Location :: Corner SECoND and LEIG II STREETS.
with Its SIX LEARNED ELEPHANTS and the
WONDERFUL HIPPOPoTAAtUS. Special card
Let the ladies audttlc folks see it. There was born
on e1st Of February, 1877, in our Great Menag-
erie, - a.. <.I 700 s s'tt!5 ..#' as.-
p. r.. A BEAUTIFUL BABY ELEPHANT! 81
the first and only one ever born imcaptyity in any
country outside the Tropical Zone. 1T Is only 81
inches long and 81 in height. TO see this
newborn Infant Elephant nursing with Its mouth
and trunk is the rarcst quecrrst scene ever bchcld
SEA LIONS, RHINOCEROS, 10 LIVING LIONS,
more WILD, BEASTS than any three of the largest
menageries travelling. m ..' ... /.
GREAT QUADRUPLE !CIRCUS: -.
,a.5r si.,t ~..... .-... ELABORATE MUSEUM!
AND TRAINED WHD-ANlhlAL SHOW!
s ALL UNDER 8 CENTRE-POLE TENTS, s
recurring and using three great railroad trains,
drawn by three forty-ton engines. s.E
f. TIE GRAND DRESs-PARADE g..
takes place at Q o'clock Oh the morning OF each eN
hibtion-day; you Will see nearly mile Of Mirrored
Tableau- Cars, Herd of Elephants. Two Powerful
Musical Organizations. f.. .......
10 ... TONY FRANKS BUFFALO BAND.
AND MANUEL PERALTO'S GREAT MEXICAN
.t-..... .., BAND. ~. go. 81. ..s..
Their first appearance in this country; engaged In
the City of Mexico, expressly for the Great Fore
paugh Show. ''
HATTALIONs OF MEN AND HORSES, '
-. ANDA MILLION-DOLLAR SHOW. ::
Opens at and Z; begins one hour later.
Admission to 50c.
Children under nine years.
See papers programmes, &c, for details.
:. i, ADAM FOREPAUGH. Proprietor.
APP 7-l0.11,12,13,14,16,l , ..t.,... -,-t,,,.r :
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MT SABBATH SERVICES-SECOND
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH.-Rev. Dr.. r. L. DAD
SEYat IL A. N. and ~ r. NJ
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FOURQUREAN Il CO.


ARE EECEiviSG
by every steamer the latest styles aud no'site' u
SPRING GOODS.
which they guarantee cauro. b. h0ugh, chcairF =,
retail in the United states. IL
SILKS
they DEFY competition in this market Their stock
being ba,dsoner aud larger tlta ever bci'F''eh-
brac!n. all OF the new shades. III
ELACk GOODS
they arc keeping larger aud liner si"ch than the?
have ever Gone and call especial attention 70 tA!'
line Of their business. 4 very lacg" assortment d
sUS-suADEs AND rARA>OLS.
latest STYLES and shades. fnll Hnr q
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES IN NECN-TIES e.
LACE FlSCliCEs.
very handsome 4 large str,S "i
CASSDIERES.
lmh "a
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There were snow and ice here on the 18th
Of April, 1876, and there was frost on the
18th of April, 1876. '' .'. ii, ....,''
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Cy PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
OCR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken H. That
is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil.
We guarantee It to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity, and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-lIrer OIL MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
ocJ 9I9 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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FAIR.

IT AIDES FAIR .-so.lE- ~ .'i"3' -
n IEcTuRE-RooM OF SECOND BAPTIST
- ~ 80 - CHURCH -
EVERY DAY AND NIGHT THIS WEEK. 3
BEAUTIFUL GOODS, BEST CREAMS, coNFEC
- 4r.3 a.r,.. TONS, &C. Il II .iJ r
DINNERS and SUPPERS Of tho best in the market
! The ladie, invite their friends and the public.
Proceeds OF the fair will &c used to cushion tne
pcws and carpet the floors of the main audlence-
room OF the church. ~ '}1.I, .f"!'iE =
ADMISSION FREE. e,;f .,;.s ...sgba4.i tapV
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DRY GD0,,s.

me msn SE IN D ys,ions watch the advertise
S sa,. are advertising some goods a. MERCHANT,
EVTr ran meet any man. Our mi. ,.''i,,-nn1 "a
chant no as2 abd, and sell .fnn I nc.
GOODS bought for cash We intend alns eise An
hpl ' i'II'nming.. sc. 'i
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CrsOQUET'

CROQUET. ..s- "a, ..---.
IROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-Eisht
" balls and mallets nicely painted, two stakes and
ten arches. packed In a strong boy, Win snde 10,
with book OF Instructions. Price. $l.25.
Also, n set with eight balls and mallets, but NOT
hacked in box, only 95c. .,".ts o.
+ FINER SETS ut 50, So. so, and So set.
Upon receipt or sec. additional any set VIII be
sent 10 any part of Virginia, West Virginia, or
North Carolina, express or freight paid
j. 7. ELLYSON,
ap 3-1m* .s ''.' -.f'' 1l12 Main street.
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TAXES.
n @ o 7 1 = E ...... !.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SPE-
.''" CIAL TAXES, MAY'1, 1877, TO
=. '-- APRIL 80, 1878. #'' 90

The Revised Statutes of the United States, sections
1892, 1897, 1898, and 3239, require every person
engaged I'm any business. avocation. or employment
which renders him liable to SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICuOCSLY IN
Ills ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE or BUSl l.
NESS a STAMP denoting the payment 81 said SIZE
CIIAL TAX for the specal-taN year beptnning May
!, 1877, before commencing or continuing business
after April 80, 1877.
4 return, as prescribed in Form H. Is also re-
qured by law Of every person liable to special tax,
above. ..... ..... 8. ... E...
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MILLINERY GOODS.

HANDSOME DISPLAY ' as8s
ll.t.,nt.fjpr b." OF 1u. N4g
SPRING, AND SUMMER MILLINERY.-S ms%9
:, OPENING DAY AZ LEWIS kAUFMAN'S,
TUESDAY TIE l7TH AND WEDNESDAY TIE
. ... ..... .., 18TH INSTANT. ...
Having just returned from New York. am pre-
pared 10 offer 1t both wholesale and retail COM
plete stock OF MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of
PATTERN HATS and BONNETS, -.
FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH TIPS.
|. SILKS. RIBBONS, and UNTRIMMED HATS,
In all the latest styles and shades. f."
most respectfully solicit Il call from my CUSTOM
crs and the public generally. They will lind one OF
the most carefully selected and stocks
at the most reasonable prices III tho city.
also have u large stock OF FANCY GOODS, con-
sisting Of
. NECk-WEAR of all kinds, g.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, .-.
..'...- g.. CORSETS, HASDkERCHlEFS,
/ 4. ..."- BUTTONS, JEWELRG, .... ..5s
ZEPHYR WDRSTED, sc.
LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR and
CIIILDREN'S DRESSES 4 specially.
Also, a full assortment OF PARAS0LS at lowest
market prices. ,.- % LEWIS hAUtMAN,
- ...'. 4l3 Broad street.
anI3-6tk between Fourth and Fifth.
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THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED -
ARE TIE EOT,L oWIN4,-NII,:

ARE THE FOLLOWING-NlZ. .ti
Pec,,f,ers. 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor Northumberland. % 90
,DenierI Wholesale liouor .............. 100 90
Deaiers In malt iiuuors wholesae.......... so 90.
Dealers In malt liquors, retail. ~ w
Betuii dealers in leaf 500 90
And on sales OF 900, fifty cents Tor every
dollar in excess of $1,000. il. e. ..:.+.t -
Dealers In manufactured tobacco. .......... w
Nranufac urers of 90 o0
i And for each still manufacturers .......- ~ w
And for each worm manufactured. ...'.. ~ W
Manufacturers OF tobacco. ~ w
Manufacturers of cigars. .....:;.-. ii.lo w
t%n horses or other animais1 so 90
horses or other asnais| ........,....... 25 90
or otber ANIMAL. Is 90
Peddlers OF Tobacco, fourth class Ton loot "a
or public conveyance. ................... ~ w
Brewers Of less than 900 barrels. 60 w
Brewers of 500 barrels or more.... LOO w
Any person so liable who shall fall to comply with
the foregoing requirements win be subject TO severe
Persons or firms In the Third collection district OF
Virginia Liable TO pay any OF the SPECIAL taxes named
above must apply 10 W. G0i a,s s
and procure the Special-rax stamp or stamps tney
need prior TO May +, 1877, aud WITHOUT FUR.
THEIR NOTICE. ,.E.ag. =, L@t,,.,
Sneciai-Tax stamps win be transmitted by mail
only on receipt from the person or rn oraefne me
necessary postage-stamps the amount required TO
paw the bosiage The postage OH one stamp Is lnree
cents and on two stamps SIX cents III ~ u deslrnu
that rhey be transmitted by zen CENTS
additional should accompany Iss sepRselRalaagGm
Commissioner of Internal Revfnae.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON,
ID. G., January %. 1877. up 4-otW%o
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SPECIAL EssTst:ES.
m-'sILKs! sILKs! SILKS!

1 -
COLORED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50:
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRlrED SILKS at
Csc. worth 1926; .-..
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRIPKD SILKS nj.
DOC. worth $1.30; -.
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRTrED SILKS at
81 worth $50;
FANCY PLAID SILKS at rs aud s5c worth Il !;
BLACK-AND- WHITE PLAID SILKS at IL worth
$3.50;
Observation-Disclosures SILKS at s5c.
worth s1.25;
GRAY-AND-BLACK-sT STRIPED SILKS at 81
worth $50;
COLORED SILKS at 1925 worth $3.50;
COLORED SILKS 1T $1.35 worth $l.75;
COLORED SILKS at $3.50 worth 81;
COLoRED SILKS at 50 WORT, $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at s5 and 9Oc., s1.25, $50,
&1.GO, s1.G5, 50, $3.50, 80, and s350-all very
cheap.
If yon want to save money In the purchasing OF
your SILKS call Il. LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at tho new style BIBS and COLLARS
NH 81
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COURTNEY Il POWELL.

sl5 BROAD STREET
are no" Offering great Inducements in ,,o ,,,
articles: s
tohsETS for Soc. worth 75c.
CORSETS for 75c. worth 81.
cORSETS for 81 worth s1,o.
MOURNING cALICoEs for Gl:c. worth NJ
BEAUTIFUL CoLoRED cALlcoEs fo,c
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS c,,.,.,
all the new shades aud qualities, VII, hasa ~
greatly reduced prices. u
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS ,o.
and 81; ''''
BLACK SILKS, SIC:
BLACK SILKS 81;
BLACK SILKS. :I.25;
BLACK SILKS, sl.5oandup,
Also, bargains In WHITE GO0p>-.,,,
NAISsOOKs.
VICTORIA LAWNS,
CAMREIC>,
FIQrE>.
L'NENs,5r.
LADIES' HOSE Irregular made. - n.r .o,,,
worth 81. "."
GENTLEMEN'S BI.EACilED Iil.y.un-r
per dozen worth $50.
Call and examine. ...,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-14

NENIE. DEM lei NJ A n UAV- AGO
lNl ING RETURNED FROM HER SEAS&
NORTHERN TRIP IS now opening oueSMoSs
Of the LARG EST and CHEAPEST stocks OF =
~ 'as- MILLINERY GOODS 81.
that has ever been offered IN this market. Her
PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS
cannot be excelled and as for STRAW GOODS,
as well rs LEGHORNS. CHIPS, NEAPOLlrASS,
&C.. she deaeS competition. ),
Country merchants and milliners would do we'll
to examine her stock before purchasing else
where, US she is determined to sell the FINEST goods
Mt the very LOWEST prieess ,'t... 8
Her friends aud The public are invited TO IN early
inspection Of her stock at ).
) G.s.sr,,.,..- .,, =. i No. ! 1913 Maia street.
PARTISAN FLOWERS i specially. ;,
A lot OF STRAW GOODS tof the leading shapes
from rs 10 Soc worth ST. 49, st ap 9-lw
, 1877-04-06

ibertreffen iudte unb sleid tbm mem
8oot burd bas meiBe Waiier 5ulid)en
Den &lippen acknowledgements, I'M Die foltz
bare @aare am p%erborgenen Srt auf5ls
Itapeln! Seine Nadt ipar uns gu ourt@
fel - uno nit jusenolidem Slang fun@
telten Die tiefliesenoen Iu9en Der sreilen
Gr;dblerin - feline 9tadt gu ounfeL feline
SOe gu idtper (: mas mir uns oorsenoms
men batten, mir leeten's ourd.
60 sins'S Sabr auf Sabr, nno bret
8uben paren unS seboren woroen, in
sroBerem l3uiideuraum, obne oaB infer
j3ulammenleben uno s3uIammenmirfen
ldn9ere unterbredunsen erfabren batte.
Dret 8uben maren es, ftattlide Snrz
lhen, unb ale bret erbielten i5ren 9teiz
fer eintdtpmirt, uno nit benz Spreden
lernten lie sa9leid, oaB ie oereinlt nit
ibren ei9eneu &inoern dbnlid gu oerfabs
rem bitten. Drei 8uben, bret jun9e
9teiber, Sobne beS perweaenen gtnD
9eron uno leiner miloen, ieefabrenoen
WtarD, uno 8eioen bod 10 undbnlid!
Nortietuna fOtst.)
, 1877-04-06
Sefentli6e Danfiasuns.

Mus3ue aus eineua grtefe BON .. ostnnsaL
LEI, Buff. 5ptarb County,. Soma, an ieinef
@pbn s. 6~einmaasr. &ebattsus bes sAlba-
ny 5errlb".
......S Sd fann nt9t unabtn, Did ~ bit.
ten, In Detntm glatte uniern Sfentli9en DAM
fur biz 6eiluns E,tiner Shutter bur6 DR.
u ug. 8Snte'S 8 hamburger Gropfsn
oussulpe9en. Mie Du wcibt lit b: ltebs
Matter an etnem fbtperen Qeberleiten, Mne
felbff bic 6ilfe unluer Mer3te war persebliH.
Wir prcbirsen bic 5amburser Grppfen une
tnurbe bird ben @ebrau@ bsrftlben bic st.
tunbbeit Der Nutter tuieber gang bergeitslt-
SD tpinide, Du tp&rbeG bic "a b reer
Msbteinen thinner auf's Bette enapfeblen,
benin iIe baben fid auf's @ortrefFi9fe In unit
rer Gamilie bctuabrt.