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DR. SCNENCK's STANDARD REMEDIES.-The
standard remedies for all diseases OF the lungs are
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, ScfIENcK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and sCuENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and II taken before the lungs are destroyed speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines Or. j. II. SCHENcK, Of
philadelphia, owes his unriyalled success In the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter IN
the lungs; nature throws II OF by an easy cxpecto-
ration, for when the phlegm or matter Is ripe
slight cough will throw 1t of, the patient has res
and the lungs begin to heal.
TO enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 dothis Schencks
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sca-Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cieansaufhe stomach and nSer.
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions, relax the gabladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic Is . gentle stlmulans
and Alternative; the alkai Of which 1t Is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sonring IL assl"
the digestion by toning up the stomach TO healthy
condition. so that the food and the Puimonic syrup
will make good blood; then the lungs heal, anu the
patient will surely get well II care IS taken 10 p1'
went fresh cold.
AL who wish 20 consult DR.. SCHENcK, either per
sanay or by letter. can do at his principal oee'
corner OF Sixth aud Arch streets. Phiiadeiphia'
every MONDAY.
Schenck.s medicines are cold by all druggists
throughout the country.
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Adjourned.

ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE BoTCH-NO SUCH
OFFICE AS COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
An examination OF the proceedings at the
Capitol with reference to the creation of the
position of Commissioner Of Agriculture
will show botch-work unequalled only by
that visible in the tobacco-inspection law.
In the agricultural bill the usual commence
ment clause, "this act shall be in force from
its passage" is omItted-unintentiona
without doubt, yet omitted. BY the general
law the act will, in consequence, only be-
come operative on the 1st Of July. Those
familiar with legislation say that practically
the statutc-books are void and blank as to
the whole subject Of Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, and will so remain until the 1st OF
July, and that the appointment Of Dr.. Pol
lard by the Governor and his confirmation
by the Senate amount to nothing whatever.
DR.. Pollard had prepared to enter upon his
duties when this discovery was made.
1t is held by some that. the office (Which
will not exist until the 1st OF july cannot
be filled until December, because, as they
say, the Commissioner must be appointed
by the Governor and confirmed by the Sen
ate, the former appointment and confrma-
tion having been without authority. The
act says:
"That said department shall be under
the control and management OF one officer,
who shall be known as the Commissioner Of
Agriculture. He shall be appointed by the
Governor, by and ,cih the adUice and con-
sent of the Senate"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHrRCH EoTES-At the Seycnth-Strcct
Christian church the pastor (Rcv. j. L.
TYLER, received one person on Sunday
morning and baptized one ut night.
Al the Gracc-Strcet Baptist church. after
communion in the morning, the pastor well
comcd one person into The fellowship OF the
church.
Al the Broad-Strcct Methodist church on
sunday morning Rev. w. l.. Judkins
preached. and the pastor at night. Mr.
Steel preached 1T Trinity on Sunday morn
ing. and the pastor at night. At Nicholson
street Methodist there were three addl-
tions-two hy profession and one by GER
tificate. At Union Station church Rev. DR..
W. W. Bennett preached in the morning,
and Rev. George +. Booker at night AT
Manchester Rev. Mr.. Eandcrslice received
four persons on profession.
At Centenary Methodist church the pastor
Rev. DR.. Il. y. SiedD preached morning
and night to very large congregations. His
sermon at night was particularly addressed
10 the Young. and was one OF the most
eloquent, logical. aud instructive discourses
ever delivered in that church. On next
SUNDAY night DR.. Sledd will deliver another
sermon 10 the young.
At the Second Presbyterian church thc
pulpit was occupied at both services by the
Rev. x. J.. Dabncv, d. ID. He preached i'll
the morning from Revelation, 22d chapter.
Isl TO Ith verses. 4 sermon rcplete with In
tercst fo- the thoughtful Christian. lie
considered heaven as place, and one in
which the aesthetic element in our nature
shall be Cratilicd He also showed the intl-
nations Of Scripture in regard to its local
ity. and portrayed the character which must
distinguish those who shall be admitted
there, and the supreme affection which shall
be there perfected, according to the promise
running through the Scriptures from Gene
sis to Revelation. and cptomlzed in the
words. They shall be his people, and God
himself shall be with them and be their
Cod In the afternoon his sermon was
tcr>e and pungcnt. from the text, Fools
make mock at sim proverbs xiv, 81
The congregations were large, and the, Doc
tor was listened to with profound attcn-
ton. which showed an appreciation OF his
labor OF love.
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CIRCUs AND MENAGERIE.
CME OF AMUSEMENT TRIUMPHs.

A CME OF AMUSEMENT TRIUMPHS.
THE TWO BIG SHOWS NOT IN RICHMOND
UNTIL FRIDAY, April, 20TH,
WHEN TWO FULL EXHIBITIONS WILL OC-
,CURAT AT2 AND 1880 PM,
CORNER SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS.
Doors open one hour previous.
HowE's GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
AND
SANGER'S ENGLISH MENAGERIE OF
TRAINED ANIMALS,
WITH
DOCKRILL'S GRAND CIRCUS SEGREGATION.
THE ONLY ORIGINAL FIVE PERFORMING
ELEPHANTS IN THE WORLD.
GROUP OF FIVE PERFORMING BENGAL
TIGERS.
DEN OF SIX PERFORMING HYENAs.
LAIR OF IALF-DoZEN PERFORMING MEXI-
CAN PANTHERs
s5O,Ooc that these are more Educated Animals
than are exhibited by any four shows on either con-
tinent.
Sangers British Menagerie of Living Trained An
imaIs Is known to be the most valuable collection In
the world and to contain the rarcst and finest spec-
mems Of animated nature.
Representatives Of the. Desert. Dwellers OF the
Polar Regions, Terrors OF the Forest, Nenizcns or
the Jungle, Monsters Of the Deep.
It has the most accomplished RIDERS, GYM
NASTS, and ACROBATS.
The great Laughing Philosophers OF the age are
the SEVEN GREAT CLOWNS. This Is the
LARGEST CIRCUS IN AMERICA.
1t has Fifty Lady and Gentlemen Performers.
Among them MILE DOCKRILL, the Paragon
n Doc .I.E.
tralIau Horseman. IL, rg.eL -a,
MARDI-GRAS CARNIVAL, In Characters, with
other Attractions.
Fl. BARNUM, II. II. DOCKRfLL,
General Manager. Equestrian Director.
ap pl1,l3,l4,16,17&20-6t
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small boy

| LOST FROM Hrs PARENTS. small boy
about seven years Of age was I'D yester-
day by Mr.. Ellis P. Hodgson, at his place,
on the Brook turnpike, about. two miles
from the city. The poor little fellow seems
unable to give any information about who
he is, or where he lives. When asked what
his name is he answers "Sonwy," and in
reply to what his fathers name is he an
swers "Papa." Mr. Hodgson has kindly
taken care OF him, and is using every en-
deayor in his power to restore him to his
parents.
He has on brown plaid gingham shirt,
dark cloth cape with brass infantry buttons,
white linen pants, and black slouch hat
with cord band. His eyes are crossed and
somewhat infamed from cold. He seems
evidently to have come from the country.
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CIRCUS EXCURSION TRAIN.-The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad ac-
commodation train on FRIDAY next, the Goth
instant, will be run between Milford and
Richmond, leaving Milford at A. NJ, and
arriving in Richmond at 500 "A. NJ; re-
turning, will leave Richmond at P. M.,
and arrive at Milford at $3.50 P. NJ, thus
giving an opportunity to all who may de-
sire to visit Richmond andsee Howe's Great
London Circus and sanger's English Me-
nagerie and Mardi-Gras Carnival. The fare
has been greatly reduced for this day only.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
NO S,atcs incrcasin. cloudincss and light
local rains. winds mostly from the cast to
snnth \ slight rise in temperature on the
coast, and stationary or slowly rising ba-
romctcr
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
"a southwest winds. and partly cloudy,
Slightly warmer weather. with stationary
or slowly falling barometer.
For the Gulf States. Tennessee, and the
ohio Valley, increasing cloudinesS and
areas OF rain. caStcrly 10 southerly winds.
falling barometer, and slight changes in
temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q \. NJ, 43
Q 4. NJ. 81: noon. 1S; 5 =. NJ. IS; 8 T.
M.. -; midnight. G5.
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TAXES.

CITY COLLECTORS OPPIcE,l
s... RICHMOND, April II, 1877.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF TIE CITY
ID 1t Is required that notice shall be given In all the
daily newspapers, under the dir ection OF the Com
mitiee Oh Finance, that the LIST OF DELINQUENT
TAXES on
REAL ESTATE s.s l-E.
for the preceding year will he published in one or
more Of the daily newspapers and also tho time and
place OF sale Of said delinquency.
In accordance with the atove the LIST viii pc
oath instant, and on MONDAY the 7th day or Mnys
on which day me sale will take place Ia front OF the
City Hail. on Broad street between Ninth and Tentn
between the hours Of 12 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock I:
sL; and all property so pubishet VIII DC supjected
70 an additional penalty OF 10 per cen! d9r
A. II. WOODSON,
an l7-6t Collector.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE APRIL 16, 1871
George F. Burgess, Richmond, Va. James
Butler, Savannah, Ga; Edmond Greer,
Sublett's, Va; Miss Ida Cox, Richmond,
Va; Margaret Ann Coates, Winchester,
Va. !; Henry Kuntze, Baltimore, Md; Isham
Mosby, New York city; Miss Jennie Ro-
berts, Richmond, Va; Charles Taylor,
Richmond, Va; \. II. Weston, Port Hen
~ v
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The FIRE YEsTERDAY.-At 4:10 ?. M.
yesterday an alarm of fire was;turned in at
Station 4, Third police district headquar-
tiers, caused by the partial burning OF the
roof Of n framed dwelling, No. SO5 Gilmer
street, belonging to Mr.. j. w. Beveridge.
The fire originated from sparks from n
chimney. Damage trifing.
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Mauor'S. Court.-Charles Brown was ar
rested Saturday evening Tor stealing harness
from DR.. Yatcs's stable. He was arraigned
yesterday before Mayor Chies, but the case
was continued till tomorrow.
James Scott (colored), for yagrancy, was
sent to chain-gang.
Thomas White (coloredl for careless driv-
ing, was fined 81.
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Missionary Meeting at the Baptist
Church.-Sunday afternoon there was .
very interesting meeting Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society at the Baptist church. Rev.
Mr.. Mcdonald and Rev. William E. Hatcher,
OF Richmond, made eloquent remarks. The
attendance was large and the music fine.
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WARNED AwAY.-Complaint having, been
made OF the disturbance created by num-
Der OF negro boys, who every Sunday after
noon collected on vacant lot near Holly
wood to play baseball, Policeman Lamkin
went out there last Sunday and drove them
of, threatening them with arrest II again.
caught there at that sport.
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MASCzs ESTER NEWS.

Neu Lodge.-Saturday evening Gillian
Lodge, Knights OF Honor, was instituted
with twenty-five charter members. The
following officers were elected: J. b.
Vaughan, past-dictator; Fl. a. Jordan, die
tator; F. c. Weisiser, vice-dictator; T. w.
Gentry, assistant dictator; e. E. Morgan,
treasurer; John r. Cogbill, reporter; A.
Monteiro, financial reporter; T. W. Bass,
guide; j. J. Writ secretary.
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New York,

have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tile
brand Of " SELECT" controlled by Sfessrs. WAL
TER d. BLA1R & Co.. Richmond. Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur~
poses.-J B. McCAw, N. d., late Professor OF Chem
Istry, Medical College Of Virginia. .....t
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Accident to Conntrynan.-Yesterday
evening Mr.. Marshall Haley, living near
Midlothian, was in Richmond to attend the
circus, and while in the crowd at the circus
he was seriously kicked by L horse on the
knee. A friend who was with him took
him to hotel and sent for physician.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

FROM TIE STREET CoMNlITTEE-CIIEAP
GAS TO CHARITABLE lNSTTTUTIoNS-A
PROPOSITION TO PREVENT LIGHTING
CERTAIN GAS-LAMPS-FRAMED HOUSES
THE WATER TO BE KEPT IN THE CANAL
INSPECTOR OF BUlLDINGS-MR. HIGGINS
MAKES A Personal EXPLANATION-G
RETRENCHMENT REPORT CONSIDERED
AND FINALLY LAID ON THE TABLE AND
THE COMMITTEE DIsCHARGED-NEw
RI-SINESS, &C.
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FIRE IN CHEsTERFIELD.-On Saturday
night Midlothian African church was de-
stroyed by fire. 1t was wooden struc-
ture, and insured for $1,000 in the Manhat-
tan Insurance Company, OF New York, OF
which D. n. Walker e. Co. are agents here.
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TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Will find large
number OF useful and pretty things ut the LADIES'
FAIR held In lecturc-room Second Baptist church.
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MoNTIILIEs FOR MAY.-Wc have to hand
from J. 7. Ellyson, 1112 Main street, the
following monthies for May: Frank Les
lies Ladys Magazine, Godey's Ladys
Boob, Peterson'S Magazine, and DemOreSt.
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-----|-- W' 1IRV1H4 SV@N VISUWN
Real Estate Agent, 1113 Main street.

THE regular use OF CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR IS
the most direct ofobviatng physical debility
q, it stimulates the nsoivenrs and imParts vgor to
tfn whole system. ..n. ..ret -
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THE Blues MEETING. AT the meeting OF
the r. l.. I. Blues to be held tonight the
two lieutenants will be elected, prepara-
tions for the 10th of May celebration made,
and other business of interest and moment
transacted.
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IcR-CR EAM.-PIzZINI Is now prepared to furnish
Iae-Crcam by the gallon or in smaller quantities Of
the following havors strawberry, Vanilla, Lemon,
Chocolate-and Orange-Ice.
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WE EARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Satchels &C. Prices
very low Custom work (hand-made) made to order
and guaranteed to flt. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. HERMAN BosCHEN 6 BROTHER,
500 and GIL Broad street.
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If YoU WISH GOOD SUPPER 90 to the LADIES'
FAIR the Second Baptist church tonight. Oysters
In every style.
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NoBBY CASHMERE PANTS
from $3.50 to $40.
A. SAKS C Co.,
1913 Main street.
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REsoLuTIONs. ETC.

Manson, Mcizscr. Oliver, Pulllam, .starke slraus,
Taylor, Tinberlake, Wood, and Anlerson-20.
NoEs.-Messrs. Brasclman, Christian, Curtis, Guy,
Hayes, Vanderbilt. and Whitlock-7.
RESOLUTIONS. ETC.
By Mr.. Elicit: A resolution to have Brook
avenue between Bacon's Quarter branch and
Broad street paved with granite spalls.
Referred.
By same: A resolution for removal Of
boiler at city jail so as to render habitablc
the rooms designed for lunatics, &c. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. King: A resolution for the gra-
ding of CLAY street with gravel west of Han
cock street. Referred.
By Mr.. Curtis a resolution giving
permission to the Marshall Ward Club to
remove their house to the east corner OF
Twenty-ninth and Grace streets. Agreed to-.
By Mr.. Braselman A resolution to pave
gutter on Leigh between Munford and Gill
mer streets on both sides.
Adjourned.
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REVENUE C0LLEcuoNs.-The revenue col
lections last week were as follows: Monday,
$7,Gl8.G6; Tuesday, Sl0,878.37; Wednes-
day, $9,205.l0; Thursday; S12,2ae.52; Fri
day, ss,e67.59; Saturday, $12, AGO. .S2-total,
S60,326.46.
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The CATACoMBs OF RoME.-The lecture
OF Professor De Launay on this subject at
the Friends Westinghouse last night was
an exceedingly interesting one. lie con-
fined his remarks principally to the epitaphs
on the tombs. Tonight he will describe ut
the same place the catacombs themselves,
and as but little is known OF them all who
feel an interest in the early Christians
should attend
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HUsrISGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in the transaction OF
civil business.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, inert ad-
vcrsements In all of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch counting Will receive prompt aten-
<ta,,
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MILITARY REUNI0N.-The re1nion OF ''F"
Company Association will take place Thurs
day at Major A. II. Courtney's farm.
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A BEAUTIFUL MONITOR SEwIg0-MACHISEi is
among the useful articles sale at the Second Bap
tIst Church Fair.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoCSE. Good work, low
prices. aud So a.isfactiou guaranteed.
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AN EXCELLENT DINNER AND SUPPER at tho
ladies' Fair ut the Second Baptist church for only
afty cnnts
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LEA 6 PERRINS'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea 6 Perrins'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DUScAN's SONS
New York,
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BALL OF THE RED-RosE SocI4Ls.-The
first ball OF the Red.Rose Socials VIII take
place tonight ut New Market Hall.
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Be to her faults q little blind,
BE to her virtues very kind"
ay. John T.. Edwards. d. D.

Rev. John E. Edwards, D. d.
Impromptu toasts were proposed and ap-
propriate addresses made by Drs. Chris.
Tompkins, L. S. Edwards, and Jud. b.
Wood, Lieutenant-Colonel Purcell, Lieu
tenant Laughton, Captain II. I. Miller OF
Company +, Lieutenant Mosby, Mr.. K. +:
Gaskins, Lieutenant f. d. Starke, and
others, and at late hour the company dis
pcrsed, we'll pleased with the entire enter
tainment
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SIXTY THOUSAND BEDDING-PLATTs cheap at
LAIRD's FLowER-GARDEN, on Grace street.
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Go TO THE LADIES' FAIR at the Second Baptist
church to-day If you wish to get good dinner for
the small sum OF nrty cents.
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COMPANY C, First Virginia regiment, Will
have meeting tonight for battalion drill.
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The MARSHALL WARD CLUB will hold an
important meeting tonight at their clnD-
house.
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You CAN GET No. DINNER FOR FIFTY
CENTS at the Ladies' Fair, Second Baptist church.
Dinner from l to o'clock T. n. Oysters served In
sty1a
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Large line OF ....
NEW and NoBBY ...
SUITS. u
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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BOYS and YOUTHS

BOYS and YOUTHS
STRING OyERcoATS,
49,
'... A. SAKs & Co.,
e Fashionable Clothiers,
1913 Main street.
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THE FAIR al the Second Baptist church sstti
roIng ON. nne lot Of fancy articles stu on hand
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R3- On all sales Of Real Estate made betUea
the Ist 0J january and last or June the tareS fof
The present near Hdue to Je pail 0ythe purchdss1
On all sales made 6etceen The 1st Of Jniy and las
or the year the tares hare to be paid on The seller
(This custom was adopted about hftccn yearsags
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ar
plies to Richmond AMI vicinityl
r. II. LYME, AZ P. NJ, large framtd store occu-
pied by William Ii. Williams.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 a. 81, furniture, no.
+. tions, &C.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., ~ p. NJ, dwelling, with
small store and lot attached. Leigh street near
Twenty-ifth, Church Hill.
j. D. WHITEHEAD, II A. NJ, large sale OF crock
cry and glassware.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. p. NJ, private resi-.
deucc, No. COL, southeast corner OF Leigh and
Fifth streets. ..
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 5 p. d.. new brick
residence on First street between Cary and
Canal,
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FASHIONABLE {

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
we'll made,
thoroughly shrunk.
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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NoTICE.-If You want to rent n saALL-sIzEr
CONVENIENT HOUSE or y FIHsT-cLAss DWELL
ING at low rent. apply 10
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PASTRY AND CAKES of all kind, at p1zz1srs.

SWEET ORASGEs.-PIzzINI has them sweet and
juicy.
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The crowd under the canvas was much
greater last night than yesterday afternoon.
There were probably as many as four thou
sand people present. The casual observer
would have said five or six thousand, but
our figures are probably more correct.
In addition to the performances pre-
y;o1,sly cbronicled, the riding OF Miss Mol
lie Brown ought to be specially mentioned.
The trick-horse Mahomet is fine, fiery,
intelligent animal, and carried OIL con-
siderable share OF honors.
Performance this afternoon, and another,
and the last, tonight.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
DEMOYAL.
h GEORGE 4. STACY
FRANKLIN STREETS
Opposite the Wig buildlng).
and FEATHERS,
,t nrIces In snit the times NH l7-eod2m
NOW ON HAND, THE LARGESIM
IN STOCK OF FURNITURE, made 20 myE
orders and daily receiving additions 10 same: III
that 1 have ever offered 10 the public teeis
viii 1--WE Satisfaction to all who wish to buy. Ward
robes Sideboards, Dressing Bedsleids: a.ss
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