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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-26

THE PRIMARY ELECTlON.-No change in
the date of the primary election has been
made. 1t will take place on Tuesday the
7th of May. Candidates are allowed until
Saturday the 4th at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ. to hand
in their names and pay assessments to the
Treasurer Of the City Committee, q. Watt
Taylor, Esq. The Finance Committe met
yesterday and fixed upon amount Of assess
ment, concerning which candidates will be
duly informed.
All persons who desire and expect to see
their names on the printed paid capitation-
tax list should pay the State collector [oihce
in Goddin's HalD before the 1st OF Nay, il
they have not already done so.
Those who pay after the 1st OF May should
preserve their capitation-taX receipts for
presentation to the Judges both at the pri-
mary and general election.
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JUMPING FROM WINDOW UPON A GASO-
LINE-LAMP.-Mrs. Milley Coursey (eolored)
was alone in the front room on the second
floor and attempted to light fire with coal
oil, which set her clothing atirc. She then
dashed headlong through the window. A
man who was passing heard shrek, and
simultaneously with the crash Of window
sash and glass, and all, came the sight OF a
woman enveloped in flames falling head
foremost to the pavement from the second
story. Just above the porch-steps and door
was an old city gasoline-lamp. This lamp
she struck and carried away in her descent
and as it fell with her it was shattered, the
gasoline taking fire ran over her body, add
ing to the flames which were consuming
her. She cannot possibly live.-Baltimore
Ar7pric1D 95fh
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Lettcrs and postal
cards addressed as follows remain unclaimed
in the Richmond post-ofiice: Lucy Richard
son, Ann E. Richter, Mrs. L. Robson,
Henry Royal, Mrs. y. Robinson, Jr., Pris-
ella Robinson, Lille Robinson, Thomas
Rudd, Professor J. P. Sampson, Captain {.
c. Scott, D. w. Sheffield, \. E. Sheppard,
Mrs. NJ. II. Shelton, L. S. Sisson, r. 7.
Simpson, John Smith, Third street; L.
Smith, Mrs. w. Fl. Smith, Alice T. Mallory,
Fore IL Stubs, w. J. Taylor, r. T. Taylor,
DR.. Il. I. Taylor, Harriet Taylor, Salie j.
Taylor, Mrs. Nancy Turpn, Tug Peters
burg, and w. Y. @. Tor w. Y. o. Also,
package for 2. Z. Plott.
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COMMERCIAL CoSvENTIoN.-Mobile, April
25.-The Commercial Convention met here
today. Ex-Governor James L. Smith, Of
Georgia, was elected president. Sixty del
egates were present from Selma, Rome, Co.
lumbus, Eufaula, Montgomery, Birming-
ham, Nashville, Pensacola, Marion, Union
town, and from several railroads and cor
porations, The Cincinnati, Louisville, and
St. Louis delegations lave not yet arrived,
the train on the Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road being detained by the storm. A paper
was read by Mr.. Charles Nathan, OF New
Orleans, on the resources of the West In
dies and Spanish America. The Conyen-
tion went on an excursion to Arlington
this evening"
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A BANK-RoBBER IDENT1FIED.-NeaoY Yorlc,
April 24.-Albert c.. Moore, alias Henry
81. Somers, alias l." Big" Rice, who was ar
rested a few days ago on the charge Of being
implicated in the robbery of bonds and Sc
curities to the value OF 100000 from the
Cambridgeport (Massachusetts) National
Bank, was arraigned to-day in court. S. 3.
Snow, cashier Of the bank, identified Moore
as the person who engaged him in CONVEX
sation while his confederates carried off the
bonds and securities, and he was remanded
to the custody of Detective Jones, of Cam.
bridgeport, to await requisition from the
Governor authorizing his removal to that
Mace
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THE PRoPOsED NEW MAIL SOUTH
Washington, April 24.-The Office of the
superintendent of mail transportation at
the Post Office Department is still engaged
in negotiating for the opening OF the new
early morning mail from Baltimore to the
South. An offer of liberal compensation has
been made to the several companies owning
railroad lines on the proposed mail route,
and every confidence is expressed that a
proper arrangement will soon be concluded.
A number of companies have to be con-
suited, and the details OF the various
changes needed are very numerous and OF
some intricacy. 1t is expected, however,
that the route will be opened on the 1st OF
May next.-Special dispatch to the Balti-
more San.
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STORM DAMAGES IN OHIO Warren, o.
April PA heavy wind and rain.storm
passed over this place this morning. The
roof Of the new Methodist church was
blown off. During the storm Judge Nation
Sutliffe dropped dead from apoplexy.
The damage by the storm Is much greater
than supposed at first. The clearinghouse
Of the furnace was blown down. Trues-
dale s. Townsend's warehouse at their fac
tory was demolished and several houses
were wrecked.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing opinions were delivered yesterday ::
Bowler U.s. Huston. From the Circuit
Court OF the city Of Richmond. Reversed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion Of
the Court.
Morris's executor Us. Grub, &c. From
the Circuit Court Of Loudoun county. Re-
versed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion OF the Court.
Cammack Us. Loran. From the Circuit
Court OF the county Of Richmond. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion Of the
Court.
March, Price g. 60. as. Chambers. From
the Circuit Court of Danville. Reversed,
Judge Burks delivering the opinion OF the
Court, Judges Moncure and Anderson dis
sentiDg.
Linsey Us. Corcoran and als., for re-
hearing. Decree amended.
Boynton Us. MacNeal and ais. To be re-
argued before full court.
Spilman Us. Fairbanks. Submitted.
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REARREsT OF AN ADsCONDER.-Some time
last May William Preston Nuchols was ar
rested and sent on by Justice White to the
Hastings Court to answer the charge OF
selling "policy.tickets," The accused was
bailed in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance, but forfeited his recognizance and lett
Richmond. Judge Christian yesterday re-
ceived information that Nuckols was in the
city, and thereupon he directed his arrest,
which was made, and the accused brought
into court and bailed to appear at the June
term
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoS.-A
public meeting will be held Monday night
at Centenary Methodist church in response
to a call made by a number OF citizens in
behalf of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF this city. This will be meeting
Of great interest, as it will be seen that
prominent speakers will address the meet
ing. This meeting is in the interest OF an
organization which commends itself to the
hearty support Of our people, and it is to
be hoped there will be large gathering
nreSpnt
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JuStice IL.
j. White presiding.- following cases
were disposed of:
Della Mitchell (colored), charged with
being disorderly, obstructing the sidewalk,
and abusing the police while in the dis
charge of their duty, was fined 81.
Constance Bailey and James Hamilton
(colored), charged with having unlawfully
taken, stolen, and carried away one tent
cloth, one wood-saw, one bowline, and one
musket, all of the value Of S25, the property
OF r. A. Avis. Continued to Wednesday
next, and both committed to jail in default
Of security in the sum OF $500.
John Jones (colored), charged with I'M
lawfully having in his possession two tur-
keys, supposed to have been stolen from
some person unknown. Continued to to-
day, and committed to Jail in default OF
surely in the sum OF 5000.
Theodore Frick, William H. keck, kirsh
IL We'll. Charles Holzhauer, L. R. Fairlamb,
and F. FroHlmer, charged with running their
wagons on the street without license. +.
Frommer was fined 80, and an appeal taken
by. counsel to the Hastings Court. The
other cases were continued until Judge
Christian decides upon the appeal OF +.
Frommer.
DR.. +. Ii. Langstedt was reported for al
lowing vicious dog to run at large and
bite the child OF George w. Warren. Con-
tlnued to the Goth instant.
West '& Woodbridge, charged with the
violation Of an ordinance by their driver,
Tom Harrison, in removing dirt from the
street. Continued to Saturday next.
Fl. Nachman, reported for keeping an un-
licensed dog on his premises. Fined 81.
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AUCTION SALES Tells DAY.

w. GODDIE. $ p. NJ, com ssioner's and trustees
sale of Il farm on the Westham road three miles
west of Richmond.
j. r. HOCKADAY, 10 a. NJ, groceries, provisions,
&C., sc.
JOHNSON, HARDWOOD Il ESTES, ~ NJ. lumber,
lumber-shed, brick Office, iron safe, desk, &c.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON, JR., agent, at his auction
house, at l0h o'clock furniture, s:oves, mat
ting, &c.
r. s. ANDERSON & SON. at their store, ut 10
O'Clock, assortment of groceries, &c.
JAS. .MACDOUGALL, at his store at 10k O'Clock,
furniture. rustic 1ower-stands, china, &c.
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99-CEST STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE
HANDSOME AUTOGRAPH-ALBUMS
LARGE-SIZED PORTFOLIOS;
Another large lot Of WALNUT FRAMES;
More of those HANDSOME VELVET FRAMES;
A splendid assortment of ffoCKET-KNIvEs-th
makes, Westeuholm, Lee and Baker;
A beautiful line Of wALL-POCKETS, SIDE and
CORNER BRACKETS CLOCK SHELVES,
TOWEL-RACKS, TOILET GLASSES. FLOW
ER-STASDS, &C.;
Another invoice Of those HANDSOME PIPES in
cases. and GENUINE MEERSCuAUM CIGAR
HOLDERS in case;
Another lot OF GOLD PENS, Ia plated holders, also
of CHARM and TELESCOPE-PENCILS;
Some very handsome POLISHED WORK-BOXES;
More Of those handsome LARGE CHROMOS, In
carved walnut frame subjects nearly all new),
atSl.9s:
a good assortment of POCKET-KNIyES at soc.
Catalogues sent free to any address.
". 4. STEVENS,
apes sos Broad street.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
AT CATHEDRAL HALL.-To-night ut 8 O'Clock
at Cathedral Hall there will be muslcai
and dramatic entertainment by the pupils
OF the schools OF st. Peters Cathedral,
which promises to be q most enjoyable
affair. The entertainment will commence
with the eyer.popular chorus s Joy, Joy,
Freedom Today The proceeds will be
devoted to q charitable object.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and Gull States, rising followed
by falling barometer, northwest backing to
warmer southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northwest to southwest winds, rising fol-
lowed by stationary barometer, slightly
cooler and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, falling followed
by rising barometer, southeast to westerly
winds, warmer. cloudy. and rainy followed
by cooler, clearing weather.
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AN EARTHQUAKE OPENS A Coal VEIN.--
st. Paui, April 24.-A Bismarck special
transmits an account of three distinct
shocks of earthquake at Glendore, on the
Yei,owstone. on the 18th. They occurred
at intervals OF half an hour. The ground
opened for q distance OF five hundred yards,
with sitting smell Of sulphur. The creyice
revealed q fiYe-foot coal-Yein.
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THE LAST CHANCE.-The steamer Ariei
will make the last one OF those delightful
and very cheap Monday special trips to
Norfolk. including board at the hotels, on
next Monday, April Goth. The tickets can
only be purchased at CARRIERS, and only on
Saturday the 27th. Don't miss your last
chance,
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COMPLIMENT TO THE YOUNG LADIES' CLUB.
The young gentlemen who were so fortu-
nate as to enjoy the delightful entertain
ments given last winter by the young
Ladies' Club" have very properly rendered
return of courtesy, and will give the
young ladies dance tonight at Sanger
Halle. 1t promises to be grand affair.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cooler, with
occasional showers.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, g.;
9 A. NJ, 90; noon, IA; p. NJ, is; 2.
N., II; midnight, 50.
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BEAR IT IN MIND. EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that II. G. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap If not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
OF washing with soap and wafer when soiled. Re-
ference: A. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dimmock, ar
chitect: B. j. Black, architecr.
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TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-Mr. Doutney last
night organized the Temperance Reform
Club. Tonight he will conduct his meet,
ing at Mozart Hall. signor Liberati viii
give a few temperance airs on the cornet.
The uuartette will render some new songs.
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To rscApE the binding dust Of Main street
made doubly great by the sought
refuge few days ago In the bookstore OF Messrs-
WooDHoUsE & PARIIAM. Seated In a comfortable
chair. with new book in hand, suddenly arose
rushing, mighty sound, as Of q cataract breaking
over rocks and tumbling like thunder deep down
in an abyss. For moment ali Is silent ana theh
the sotest and sweetest tones break upon the ear Us
of 10y and triumph. Such were some OF the ehects
produced by an accomplished performer on one OF
CHICKERING'S wonderful upright pianos, OF when
Mossrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAH are the Richmond
ppentS.
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DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING, but go to any cigar store restauran and ask
for WIIITLoCK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself II will pay better In
the long run,
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A RICHMOND MAN IN TExAs.-Mr. Thomas
F. West, formerly lawyer in this city, is
now practicing his profession in Jacks.
boro', Texas. Mr.. West is mayor OF that
town, and the presiding officer OF the Lodge
Of Odd-FelloWs located there.
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Surc1pE IN HASovER.-John w. Good
win. residing near Villa Green, in Hanover
county. committed suicide on Monday py
taking strychnine. Mr.. Goodwin lett u
family OF five children. No cause IS as
signed for the act. His oldest son lew
wears ago committed suicide at the same
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GOSPEL TABLEAUx.-An exhibition OF
MaKice's Gospel Tableaux OF the Messiah
will be given tonight at Virginia opera,
House for the benefit of Meade Memorial
church, OF Manchester.
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The cause Of my trouble and discomfort
Is where to get good CIGAR for 5 cent.
Take this advice, you will hEd 1t best:
Hereafter smoke WHITLocK'S Key West.
And II for Cne you'll pay 10 cent,
To get something good and be content,
De sure you get WHITLoCK's Model Cigar;
They are for sale most everywhere.
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pUSSELL w. ALLEN,
VETERAN sIGN-PAINTER,

ruIRTY-EIGHT YEARS IN TIE BUSINESS HERE,
has opened his office at No. "a NINTH STREET,
under Virginia Hall. win paint sgrs OF every de-
scription tncw stylesh Letter Grocers' Magops,
Window Shades, Show.Car Oil-Cl0ih slSnsm III ih .
tasty manner, and about half the old price. Take
Dart In trade too His old friends win please call,
and new ones come too. Have yoar umbrellas
marked neatly, and trunks, at only 20 cents.
Remember, opposite the Capitol Square, next
door 70 Franks picture-frane establishment q.
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OAKwoop MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-There
will be meeting Of the Board OF Managers
OF Oakwood Memorial Association at the
residence Of DR.. r. S. Vest this evening Ut
A o,nlnck
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NEW GOODS! NEW GO0DS!!
BROWNE & ROWE
arn nnnnjpp to-day 81 SOlendil stOc

n
are opening to-day splendid stock OF
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods at prices 10 defy competi-
ton; Domestic Goods at lowest CASH PRICES
Notions. Fancy Goods. &C.. ali the latest Novelties
u splendid line of
PARASOLS! PARASO1.S!!
direct from the manufacturerS-from the lowest
priced gingham to the finest SILK.
Don't fail 10 examine stock before you buy. 1t
Also, In BLACK GOODS we are prepared to offer
special inducements. ,
WHITE GOODS-such rs Piqucs, Swiss Muslins,
Victoria Lawns, Embroderles, ,&c.-at asionishingly
low prices. -
Be sure to buy your Dry Goods at THE CHEAP
DRY GOODS STORE of o..
BROWNE & ROWE,
1913 Broad street.
an l5-eod between Third and Fourth.
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GOOD BLACK TEA at 40, so. and IS cents per
pound WALTER d. BLAIR & CO.,
903 Main street.
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N. ELLYscN e CO.. advertising agents, inSert ad-
yer.lscmenrs in all of the newspapers OF the Unitso
SIres publishers rates. Orders e:: a. the Dis
a0tch countin2-roon VIII receive premnt atteD.
ton,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut The
DISPATCH PKlNTING-HoUsE. Good work, 10 "
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE great reduction in TEAS enables us 10 offer
special Inducements.
WALTER D. BLAIR G co.
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REMARKABLY GOOD GREEN TEA at 50 cents
per pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO.,
9O3 Main street.
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q COUNCIL NoTEs-A Days WORK Done
by OUR CITY FATHERs.-The Committee on
Police met at the Mayors office on yeSter-
day. Present: Messrs. E. ID. Christian, B.
L. Braseiman, Josiah Crump, and James T..
Gray. On motion of Mr.. Crump Mr.. james
r. Gray was unanimously elected chairman.
The paper referred to the committee by the
Board OF Aldermen in relation to the re-
organization Of the police force was SUBJ
mitted and carefully considered. A motion
was made to recommend the adoption OF
the proposed plan to the Council, but in
view of the fact that Mr.. Christian had not
time thaving recently been elected men,
Der of the CounciD to give it proper con-
sideration.. the subject was laid on the ta-
Bile, to be acted on at an adjourned meeting
OF the committee to be held on Monday cve-
ming at O'Clock.
The Committee on Ordinances met at the
same place yesterday evening at o'clock.
Present: Messrs. Guy (chairman), Camp
bell, Bass, and Pickrell. After the transac-
ton Of routine business, subcommittee
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Pick.
rell and Campbell, to ascertain what it Will
cost to reprint the city ordinances, an d
have them bound in book-form.
On motion Of Alderman Bass the commit
tee agreed to recommend to the Council an
amendment to the existing ordinance in re-
lation to northern hay received here. II the
amendment proposed is adopted by the
Eouncil hay will be on an equal footing With
Gther necessary commodities, so far as the
weighing thereof is'concerned, and will be
weighed by the City Weighmaster only on
the application OF the ownerthereof.
The Committee on Streets met at the City
Engineers office at u O'Clock. Present
Charles l.. Todd (chairman), ana Messrs.
Braselman, Lipscomb, Baker, Gasser, El-
lett. and Bass. After the transaction OF
some general business the committee award
ed the following contracts for sewers !:
Blount & Quay, at s15.25 per thousand
brick, Jackson, Fifth, First, and Foushee !;
r. Maynard, Eighth street, at S15.25 per
thousand; Hughes & Carter. Monroe street.
ut s14.5O per thousand; and Linden and
Main streets, same price, same firm.
At abou! 10t O'Clock this industrious
committee adjourned.
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FINE GUSPOwDER TEA ut 75c. and 81 per
pound. WALTER u. BLAIR Co.,
903 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The TAX ON CoUPoNs-ACTroN OF THE
SUPREME CoURT.-1n the Supreme Court of
Appeals yesterday morning Judge Chris
tian made the following announcement:
In the case OF Hartman Us. Greenhow,
treasurer, the president of the court was so
situated as in his opinion to make it impro-
per for him to sit in the case; 1t was conse-
quently argued before n court of four
judges.
The question so elaboratcly and ably
argued at the bar was upon petition for Il
711a1ddnauS.
:. Hartman, being a taxpayer residing in
the city Of Richmond, rendered to Green
how, the City Treasurer, in payment Of his
State taxes, coupon for $50 cut from a
bond of the State OF Virginia, but OF which
Hartman was not the holder. Greenhow
refused to receive this coupon at lis face
value, but insisted upon deducting there
from the tax prescribed by the act OF As
semblv, and thereupon Hartman applied to
this court for q mGnddnauS. A rule was
issued by this Court against Greenhow, the
City Treasurer, to show cause why a man
dumas should not be awarded. An an
swer to the rule was filed for Green
how by the .AttorneyGeneral. Upon this
rule. and answer the case was argued.
The Court has considered the case with
that dellberation which the gravity Of the
question demanded. I have now to an
nounce that the Court stands equally di-
vided-Judges Staples and Burks being Of
opinion that the mandGnaus should be re-
fused; Judge Anderson and myself being
of opinion that peremptory m1andanaAs
should be awarded. The result is that by
a divided Court the rule must be discharged,
and such will be entered rs the Judgment
Of the Court.
1t is.a general rule of this Court that where
the Court is equally divided no opinion is
written or filed with the record, but the
questions involved in this case are OF such
grave public importance each of the judges
reserves the right to write out and file with
the record bis respective views.
In consequence OF this position OF the
court the collectors throughout the Com
monwealth will continue to deduct the tax.
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DRY GOoDs.
TtHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
l. DRY GOODS EVER OFFERED

D. & e. MITTELDoRFER, s27 BROAD STREET,
have Just received their second supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
MATTINGS AND FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS FROM
AUCTION.
4-4 WHITE MATING at 1sc. worth 30c.;
A CHECK MATING Mt 2oc. worth $780,:
The best CORSETS in the city at SOC. worth 81;
A large stock Of PRINTS at &c;
DRESS GOODS In allstyles at the lowest prices:
TOILET SOAP at $50. per dozen cakes worth 5oc.;
A ful line of LINENS, CASS1MERES, and
TWEEDS for gentlemen's and boys wear;
CORDED PIQUE at exc. per yard;
BALL-FRINGES at 10c. per yard;
BLACK SILKS, BLACK ALPACAS, and full line
of MOURNING at extremely low prices
All we ask Is call and he convinced. ap 23-3w
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4itllnlond @ispattIl.

RS. THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BEAUTIFUL, and at the SAME PRICE that IS
charged for ordinary pictures. Wesay by all mean
go 10 the '.LEEn GALLERY, 920 Main street.

THE PEOPLE are surprised that such beautiful
pictures can be made at the reasonable pri ces
charged by the proprietors of the LEE GAL
LERY.
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% BALES NORTH CAROLINA COT
~ TON-YARNS.
ap26 A. Y. STOKES & Gu.
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R6 CANISTERS SCHEFF'S COCOA
~ NUT.