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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
WEATHER REPORT.

INpIcATIoNS FOR RTo-DAY.-Fort the Middle
Atlantic States, slowly falling barometer,
south to west winds, stationary tcmpera-
turc, partly cloudy weather. with occasional
showers.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
slowly falling barometer, east to south
winds, nearly stationary temperature,
and cloudy and partly cloudy weather.
For the West Gulf States, slight change
in pressure or temperature, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather. with rain areas, and
east to south winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, with east TO south winds,
partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
rain areas, and slight change OF tcmpera-
turc.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUICIDE OF CITIZEN OF HASovER-A
y1crrM OF TEMPORARY INsASITY.-On Tues
day morning about $3.50 O'Clock George W.
HAY. q citizen Of Hanover county residing
ut Dehart's store. seven miles from Rich
mond on the Old-Church road, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head. Mr. Hay was In an unsettled condl-
tion of mind, and on that account watch
over him was kept to prevent him taking
measures to end his life.
Monday boy living on the premises
heard him in an upstairs room cooking
gun, and asked,
What are you doing?"
"Oh. nothing" Mr.. Hay replied, and he
came down stairs in an unconcerned man
ner. and for the time disarmed suspicion.
Next dav while his friend. Mr.. Acre. was
staving with him, Mr.. Hay, watching his op-
portunitv when Mr.. Acre was not in the
room, seized singIe-barrelled gun, placed
the muzzle under his chin, and reaching
down with the right hand, discharged the
whole load through his head, OF course
causing instant death.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict in
accordance with these facts. Deceased was
about fifty years of age. lie was unmar-
ried. but leaves two sisters and two broth
ers. He was buried yesterday near his
home, in Hanover county.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice d.
j. White presiding.-Two colored sailors
alexander Wright and George JacksonD
shipmates on board Of the schooner W. s..
Burwell, now lying in the dock, between
whom bad blood has long existed, met Tues
day night on Cary street near Cash Corner.
jackson went up to Wright and proposed
to settle all differences by "fair stand-up
tght,u and struck him. Wright cut Jack
son with knife in several places. All the
wounds are trifing, however, except one
across the back Of the hand. Wright was
sent on to the Hastings Court.
Tuesday night about II O'Clock a dispute
arose between two colored men (John Kemp
and Albert Turner) at Sutherland's stables,
on Eighth street, ending in fight, during
which Kemp drew knife and cut Albert
on the arm, the wound extending from lust
below the shoulder down nearly to the
elbow. The wounded man not being aoie
to appear, the case was continued until Sat
urday.
James Kelley (white) and Sarah Il. Kelley
lcolored), charged with keeping disorderly
and ill-goyerned house near the Second po.
lice-station. Sent on to the Hastings Court
to answer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

AVAILABLE EDITORIAL PosITIoS.-1n an
swer to many inquiries we would state that
we have no vacancy at present in our once,
but prospective one; the young man who
has charge OF the reception circular" de-
partment, and receives the propositions to
advertise waShing-machincs, pumpkin-seed,
cabinet-organs, plants, patent medlcines'
sewing-machnes, lawn-mowerS, bluelns,
bce-hives, medicated apple-sauce, &C., one
quarter payable in advertising and the other
in cash, who has occupied the position for
three months, has acquired fortune ana
will soon retire.
The position, owing to favorable con-
tracts made with the iunk-dealers OF the
country to take at one cent per pound the
above circular material, including also the
circulars of newly established advertising
agencies, inquiring rates and circulation,
and the fact that the young man is allowed
the whole OF these as the salary OF his po-
sition. renders it one which for the rapid
attaining Of competency is without pal
allel.-Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

ISTEREsTING SERyICEs.-To-morroW
morning the confirmation of twenty-five
children Will take place at the synagogue OF
the Beth-Ahaba congregation. on Eleventh
between Marshall and Clay streets. The
service-whch includes sermon. an cX-
animation, and the usual holiday-prayers.
will be conducted by the Rev: Abr. Hol-
man in the English language. AS this Is
the first confirmation in this synagogue for
nine years the event is looked forward 10
with great interest. Service will begin at 9s
O'Clock. and all are invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

LEVY BROTHERS Richa0nd-madc White Dress
Shirts equal in every respect 10 those which are
northern made and there Is where the difference
exists. LEVY BRoTHERs sell IL conpletrly-nI,de
unaundried shirt at 81: The same SHIRT lauE-
dried at $l.25. and with extra fine bosom and cufs
ut $50. These shirts are usually sold ut $3.50 and
S3 comparison viii show shirts 10 BE- equal
In every respect TO those sold at the last-named
prices. Encourage home enterprise, particularly
when YOU benefit yourself ~ well our deserving
working women, and ut the same time get rs good
an article at lower price. LEVY BROTHERS guar
antec their shirts to be made of Wamsutta cotton
and nure Irish linen.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Our city looked yesterday as fresh and as
lovely as it was intended to look. The con-
ditlon of her streets, the humor Of her cti-
zens, and the temporary lift that business
had RECEIVED, all combined to make her
look cheerful and contented. 1t is indeed
gratifying that despite hard times and
" demnitlon" bad weather we can make as
good q showing ~ any "burg" OF our size
in the country. We "tiing down the
glove" The man who picks it up has got
to come over and settle the question with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

Chesterfield Agricultural !Society.-This
organization has recently elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. w. Hancock
President, DR.. G. Wilmer Robertson; :;
Secretary and Treasurer, j. j. EIIyson.
Executive Committee Watkins Taylor,
Midlothian district; Alexander Simms, Clo-
ver-IIill district; Baker Nun nally, Matoaca
district; a. l.. Winfree, Dale district; James
B: Jones, Bermuda district; William Dam
son, Manchester district. The Society has
already done much good, aud proposes for
the future to work with great energy for
the promotion OF the agricultural interests
OF this section
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

A Westficld bachelor recently went into o
printing-office to examine styles and learn
prices OF wedding-cards and invitations, and
in reply to the printers question when he
was going to enter the holy bond, SAID he
wasn't certain just how soon, but he had
been introduced the previous evening to
handsome girl "who has the stamps" and
he didn't know but he would marry her,
though he thought he had best look around
and see how much the wedding tiXin's were
going to cost before he proposed.-E1-
chnnnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

THE RADwAY CAsE--ACCUsED ACQUITTED
OF THE Most SERIOUS CHARGE.-C. l..
Radwav, indicted for abducting Laura
Mitchell, girl of nineteen years OF age.
was tried in the Hastings Court yesterday.
Miss Mitchell was the only witness exam
ned. The Commonwealth's Attorney not
having testimony to corroborate hers. as
the law requires, and the evidence showing
that Radway did not use such force as Miss
Mitchell was incapable OF resisting, the
Judge instructed the jury TO bring IN a
verdict OF not guilty, which was accord
inclv done. To-day Radway will be tried for
misdemanor, and of course in that Miss
Mitchell will be the principal witness
against linn.
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A Card from Judge Ould.
RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1877

RICHMOND, May ID, 1871.
10 the Editors Of the Dispatch:
DR.. f. It. Baird, in his communication in
yesterdays Dispatch, seems to be under the
impression that / did him injustice in my
testimony before the Presbytery. No man
on earth would lament such n fact more than
myself il it be made out. My struggle in
everything have said about the matter has
been to remove odium from DR.. Baird so
far as was possible with proper regard for
the truth. am confident that everybody
who has heard me speak OH the subject will
bear witness to this effect. Under present
circumstances it would not be proper for
me to discuss the details to which DR.. Baird
refers. believe / can satisfy him or any
friend of his that have done him no IN U.s.
tice, and that there are NO inaccuracies in
my testimony. Justice to myself requires
me to say that DR.. Baird is mistaken when
he says that l examined bis casll-book fire.
quently. / never had it in my hands III my
life so far as l am aware. I am not sure
that l even ever knew OF the existence Of
any such book until the catastrophe came.
ROBERT OCLD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

The Han0Uer LioneSS.-Our people were
much disturbed yesterday on account OF the
Hanover lioness. An "anlmiIe" OF like
kind but OF larger proportions was cap
turcd on this side OF the river not very
long ago, and many OF Our people think
that this strange beast might be tempted
over this way. Let him tor her) come! !!
We've got our guns loaded and our babies
hid away in safe places
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

"Mr. Blank appointed foreign minister,
ell Pr remarked old Nrs. c., as she glanced
up from the paper she was reading. why;
he's no minister He's only lawyer, ana
they do say that he can swear like pirate :"
And she stopped reading to mediate upon
the degeneracy OF the puipit.-Norristo,en
Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

An Englisbman who had visited America
was asked what he thought OF the average
American. The answer was: "The average
American is a man whose idea OF greatest
happiness is to De always voting for some
body" Not SO. 1t is to have semepody
always voting for him, or sending him as
delegate somewhere to some conVentloh.-
R0st6a ddpertiSer<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

NED CUMMINGS IN \ NEW PLAcE.-NEp CUM
M1NGs, the old deputy-sergeant who ought to have
had us I'm Jail under his charge many time, has
opened a "hole in the wall " under the ST. Claire
Hotel. We don't drink now, and we don't kno" any
body that does, but we sure that NED will make
fortune out OF id omne genus. Let all who like
GOOD potheen give NED = call! The squirrels from
the Square skip over any time to Eet sip Of
his "Spring-Fever Punch" and If they could speak
they would advise any one to 80 aud DO likewise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
TRUNKS. EALIsES. and SATCHELS, at
BosCHES'S. 500 and 5l1 Broad street.

have analyzcd the wnISKEY known under the
brand of r SELECT controlled by Messrs. WALL
TER ID. BLAZE & Co.. Richmond, Va, and ind IL
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend its Use for medicinal aud family pur'
poses.-J B. MCCAw. 81. D., late Professor OK Chem
istry Medical College of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

FEAST OF WEEKS (SHEBwoTH).-ThlS fes-
tival, celebrated by the Israelitcs in COM
memoration of the giving OF the law on
Sinai, takes place annually on the 9th day
OF Swan, corresponding this year on the
18th day OF May (Friday). Service will be
held on Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock, and
on Friday morning at 81 O'Clock. The syn
acogues will be decorated with evergreens
op5 flowers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

The CANTArA TO BE GIVEN AT VIRGINIA
charlottesville cantata that was 70
have taken place at Assembly Hall VIII De
given 10 the Virginia Opera-House on Tue
24th of May. From the elaborate prepaIa-
tions that are being made 1t promises TO De
one Of the most elegant entertainments ever
given in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

HOLLYWOOD MEMoRIAL-DAY.-Wednes-
day the o3d will be observed as memorial
dav at Hollywood Cemetery. The citizens
generally, both in organizations and prl-
Yately, are invited to unite in the tribute OF
affection to the memory of our soldiers.
There will be ample room to place on the
graves all the flowers that can be col
lected. If pots of growing plants, roses
especially, can be taken out, they VIII
all be planted in good season and add much
to the beauty OF the plaee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
VI A'1's'FEES.
MATCHES.
TIE ONLY RELIABLE MATCH

TIE ONLY RELIABLE MACH
is TIE
UELE-COMPARTMENT, SWIFT BURNING
MATCH
They much longer and burn nicer than any
..her The t~xcs novel. neat, and patented, and
: Il similarity are frauds Ask for Nem, and If your
grocer has not got them beware OF him, for his
s,arcs are frst-class. Ask, and b: sure before
ysI pay for them 10 see that they ARE the DOUBLE
GGMPARTMENT, ,SWIFT-BURNINti MATCH.
k1r sale, wholesale and retail. by al truly first
la. dealers in drugs and groceries, also by A. IL.
MOTT & CO., Wholesale Dealers in Wosdwarc, No.
10 hIir!tcnth street.
J.ifE ED9UBLE-COMPARTME
SWiFT-BIRSING MkECH.
Ti5J 5JSWIFT-BURNING MATCH COMPANY.
LEM ,Tu&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

To ALL. PARTICULARLY ISVALlDS. SrR!NGls
irving season. Indications of sickness should at
once be- attended o. Fatal diseases may be caused
bv allowing the bowels To become constipated ana
the system To remain In dlsOrdcred condition until
the disorder has time to develop Itself Announce OF
prevention Is worth pound of cure Is an Old anu
truthful saying. Therefore, wc advise all who arc
troubled with the complaints now very prevalent
headache indigestion, disordcred liver, want OF ap-
petite nausea. or f"vcrish skn-t0 take without de-
Law, SCHESCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS. We Know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In it. action 1t
at once strikes 1T the root of the disease and pro-
ducrs healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from d!sor-
dcrcd condition Of the liver It they would take This
excellent medicine when they feel the hrst lAdlca-
,ions OF the malady. Families leaving home for The
summer months should lake three or four boxes OF
these pills with them. They have an almost illstan-
tancous effect They will relieve the patient oi
headache IN one or two hours. and will rapidly
cleanse the liver of surrounding bio, and Will ehec-
trally prevent bilious attack. They are sold by
all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

SWISS MUSLIN, VICTORIA LAWNS, and other
styles Of sessonable white goods, sold very low at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

GENTLEMEN BUY YOUR WHITE DREss-SHIRTS
ut LEVY BROTHERS,. They sell You u hrst-cass
shirt, made OF Wamsutta cotton and pure irish
linen already laundricd, at 1928 Deal with this
reliable house and You will he sure to get good value
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

ACCIDENT TO HoN. JOHN L. MARyE.-The
coach of the St. James Hotel, on it's way to
the Petersburg depot yesterday morning,
broke down near the Dispatch corner.
Hon. John l.. Naryc, VINO was going to
New Orleans to attend the session of the
General Assembly Of the Ircsbytcrian
Church, was injured in getting out, and
had to return to the hotel. where he re-
ceiycd medical attention. He was consider
ably shocked, but it is believed will be en-
tirclv we'll in few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

The WEATHER YESTERDAY in the forenoon
was bright and balny, but in the evening 1t
was occasionally cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & a. NJ, 81:
9 A. NJ. Il: noon. Sc; 3 Y. NJ. 81 L.
~. S3; midnight. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

TERRIBLE FALL. IN WHICH THE
y nj bic are much interested. Is hereby an
;nf,urct ONE DOLLAR has heretofore ken the
81 of a hntI. Of al.iirni. Now you can purchase
+. Il! any druggist one hottie "i
HAILEY'S SALINE ApERIENT FOR
FIFTY CENTS,
- uhiri} i .rrrruut,R inferior none: ana wc earn
.-,iy invite the ruhc give il IA fair trial We iccl
rluTG,nl that al who usc Ii viii be highly pleased
W .lh The ,..c,s. IL l. 4
STARTLING. EFFERNESCENT PCkGATlNE,
., rIra,aui as Il Y!.ss Of soda a-wAtcr For habitua
con,t!:atluu acid stomach heartburn. SICK head
ache Indigestion. &c, il Is not eNccllcd-the very
;n!pv for a JUd head and bad stomach early OF
mornings.
prnr IN Al any drugstore. or call on our ~h"esae e
a.,.ul.. III. re ELL. lADD & CO.. aud look at II.
J. l.. DROMGODLE K co,
an s-.oa4u I2I Louisville, Ky.
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E'sSN0 TUNING
4 Il. WEGNEE.
1f.\rTlCAL rIANo-AAKEk AND TUNER
FOR CITY OF RICHMOND ONLY.
.rSr,IlSurp OCTOBER. 1879


Amongst \ great many other Testimonials as l" my
.,.ari,y in nv business take pleasure III referring
- ,ricud, and r,atron> to the following which Ir.
lT>yEyE SATTEH. The eminent pianist and COM
,a.>,r has been Kind eruugh /" write;
since my :trrfva! I" America. when mas taken
ace Nav. 1875. up t" present date. have ionhi
N~ { II. WEG>En The best piano-tuner III Tie
! .icv,l Srait>.
lw!l always my best efforts for shc dement, oi
= o>,. who inAy engage my services.
orders lcf, only N Mr.. III. WenzcFs trimming
...r, ilJ Broad street Mcs>rS Rreeten & Talley 5
.-f,srung->iorc, No. il9 Broad street; and my re-
,a.-gc, over NJ. 2u4 north Fifth street. VIII be
a. ,lupiIy attended 10 as i, possible No connec-
=. win, any music Store: n" communication with
a,.y ether t0ncr. ,r,.
Fur rc,q!rs. according 10 agrecincnt' 1or tu"lnE
e.,.r. -. Terms positively cash.
,,,, I4nnth after the first tuning. Will engage pE
,, wear ;o'tuning piano once monthly: Square
-,lilr 80: Squarc-t;rand. 1920; Upright or
,,r.ua I'alu. Sl5: payable >emi-annua!if Iii aa-
,.,n. B,,x,irs cx r-,. {. II. WEGNER.
my li.l5.lG.l7.lS.l9&2l
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BCSKISs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals Prince Albcrts. Oxfords ScIports, Magnolias,
Buckle Ncwports. &C., cheap at
BoscHES's, 500 and 81 l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

CALL TO-DAY to make your purchases at LEVY
BROTHERS. Their store will he CLOSED To-%oR-
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W. GODDIE, p. NJ. trustees sale Of suburban
farm of seyenty-eight acres. partly In the city OF
Richmond, on the west OF the MARSHALL reser-
yoir.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON. s p. NJ, mansion on the
southeast corner OF Grace aAd Fifth streets,
known the residence OF Abram warwick, de-
ceased.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5 r. NJ, Monroe-Park lot.
on Laurel street between Franklin street and
Park avenue.
j. l.. APPERSOS, P. NJ, at auctioneer's office,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets, law-ibrary
OF the late Judge John W. peterborough.
FRANK ID. HILL, 5 r. ~, trustees sale OF TWO
framed houses and lots on Fifteenth between
Leigh and Poplar streets.
A. Il. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, housed Old furni-
tnre.
A. b. DUESBERRY, ii 4. ~. trustees sale or gen.
eral merchandise.
JOHN MCCORMICK, IL A. NJ. furniture, cloth
Ing, &C.
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PROFESSOR MINORS MAY FEsTIvAL.-To-
night Professor Minor gives his grand May
entertainments already given by this gentle
man have evidenced his taste and ability to
display the little people to the best advan-
taee. Tonight he will have an extraordinary
showing OF his young people. There will
be queen with attendants and maids OF
honor, and every scenic effect will be pro-
duced to add to her majesty's appearance.
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.LrE CUEyIOT SUITS

BLUE CIIEvIoT SUITS
made 10 order for
S2J.
F.. Il. SPENCE & Son.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
made to order for
SS.
T.. B. SPENCE i SON.
FASCY CASHMERE SUITS
made to order for
$40.
r.. Il. SPENCE: & SON.
Cal, 1. 1900 Main street All
lool, 1T our
$40 suit.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-Judge Hughes
will arrive in the city to-day at 1890 O'Clock
p. NJ. from Norfolk and open the United
States Circuit and District Courts.
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Parents who make their first boy an "idol
SON" generally have an idle son when he
reaches mans estate.
Ode to departed war correspondent:
{. Gone where the carbine tWineth."
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RUSSIA COMPLETELY BEATKS-not by the Turks,
but By COHEN BROTHERS, who have just received
three bales or Russia crash, which they selling at
6Lc ward.
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TO-DAY rs THE TINE TO buy yonr dry goods at
LEVY BROTHERS. Their store will be CLOSED
rp.NnRRpw
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CONTRACT FOR MAKING THE MoFFETT RE-
GIsTEE ADMINISTRATION Taylor yester-
dav awarded to +. ID. johnson, Esq, OF
Culpeper. the contract for making 5000 or
more of the Moffctt liquor-registcrs. There
were four bids, and in the examination OF
them and OF the proposals they contained
Mr. Taylor had the benefit of the advice
and Judgment of Charles Campbell, Esq,
an experienced and disintcrcSted mechani-
clan. They were both decidedly OF opinion
that Mr.. Johnson's offer was the best.
That gentleman agrees to furnish the re-
gisters at S3.7j apiece. They will be enclosed
in neat cast-ron boxes = inches long, Z
inches wide, and inches deep [much
smaller than the model. The dial-plate IS
to be of porcelain and to register up to
100000. The model registers up to
100, 900 only. 1t was found out by calcll-
lation that any cvi-disposed liquor-dealer
in 80 hours could turn out the whole 100000,
and as the hands would then all point to
he could then proceed to fix the number
with which he wished to falsely charge him.
self. II he owed for 10000 drinks, for IN
stance, he could turn the crank 90, 600 times
and that would bring all the hands to U.
Then he could register 5000 say, and make
the tax on the other 5000. 1t is not proba-
BILE that this would be often done, but TO
prevent any such possibility the register,
with only nominal addition OF cost, was
changed from 100000 to 100000.
aIr. johnson further contracts for tue
price named to print instructions for opera
tion of the register; to box the registers ur
for shipment, and to deliver them, as may
be required, at Richmond, Fredericksburg,
Lvnchburg, Staunton. and Alexandria, and
intermediate points. The word ''alcohol -
is to be painted in conspicuous letters on
registers intended to record sales OF tnat
drink. and the word "malt" OH registers
for record OF that.
The registers will be manufactured at
Culpeper. Only the meter, dial, and small
brass cogwhcel< will he manufactured out
of the State.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACIiE.-DR. {. W.
BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMoMiLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspcptc Headache. Neuralgia. Scr-
y,u.uess and Slccplcssness. and will cure any case.
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office lo6 north Eutaw street Baltimore. Md
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-lIOUsE. Gooi work. 'oW
nrjccs and satisfaction guaranteed.