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TAXES.


OFFICE or CITY CoLLGcTo3.l
RICHMOND, VA, April 8. 1875.
T ICENSE TAX.
This osce will be oren daily from 9 O'cio"H !. NJ.
To 6 O'Clock T.. NJ. IrGm The FIFTEEN Til ~ THE
THiRTIETH OF APRIL, for the purpose o! :c-
ceivipg the "
LICENSE TAX
from all LAWYERS, D1ctors. Dentists, Commission
Merchants. Merchsndi>e Broker. STOCK an: t>S-
change Brokers. Wholesale and Rcta!i Liquor peal
crs Hotels. Restaurants. Saloons BoafInS- anu
Eating Houses, Auctioneers. Lumber MeasufefS'
Architects, Theatres and Halls: Telegraph. EApr'S'
and Coal Com pauics: Mercantile. Insurance. steam
boat Real Estate, Employ yment, Ticket, ond Sew
ing. Machine Agents: Butter manufacturers, Jhhk
and OYSTER Dealers, Scayengers and photographers,
Pawnbrokers Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries )
or any other business which cannot be feach py
the ad vaorem system >, Nov
All bills remaining unpaid on the lst dsy OF May
1ne of not less than dollar and no more tllan
u'o N"-S ~ A. II. W0ODSON,
mp 9-tMyl eo,.ee.or. -
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REMARKABLY GOOD GREEN TEA ut So cents
per pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR d CO.,
0O3 Main street.
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Pop-OyERs Two large cups OF flour, one ana
half teaspoonruls DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, one
mint sweet milk or half milk and half cream three
eggs beaten separately, and little sa!t. baAe III
muffin tins. They are delicious for tea.
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FINE YELLOW BANAEAS.-PIZziNI makes nice
display Of this excellent fruit.
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CROQUET.

GROQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS
~ AND EIGHT MALLETs.. nicely packed In
tsoS, With BOOK OF INSTRUCTORS, $l.lS q
Daz: Sgz: a cheaper 1e., With EIGHT BALLS AND
EIGHT MALLETS, but not Ia y box, o5e. q set.
N.LYSON e YANCEY.
Spzfseed10t l1l2 Main street.
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FINE GUNpOwDER TEA at 75c. and 81 per
pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR & co"
G03 Main street.
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ANCIENT CAsTLEs.-What appeals to the imagi
native and reflective powers OF man more than ths
ruins Of some ancient iyy-covered and forsaken
castle? Poets have invited the muses. 20 help them
weave into verse The iegeneric ch7ary and Drawer!
that history accords TO their former owners and
cupants. Painters have vied with each other In
portraying the grandeur Of their solitude and decay
But Is not the premature md social wreck OF thou
sands Of young people annually theme that should
appeal much mere ksen'y 10 the reflective faculties
of manp DR.. r. v. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, pre-
scrIbes bis Golden Medical Dlscoyelyin such afec-
tons with the most gratifying results. No known
remedy equals or compares with 1t In purifying and
enriching the blood strengthening and invigorasDg
the nervous system. If the bowels he constipated
use bis Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In the more
complicated cases Dr. Pierce may be consulted BY
letter. and win generally be able to prescribe med
cnes especially prepared for each individual case
that will speedily restore nervous vIgor and perfect
health.
The following parties, among thousands Of others
have either been cured by the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Medicines or have Observed their wonderful cura-
tive properties ON friends:
J.R Seltz. Cairo, Ky.: Airs. A. NJ. Williams, Clavc-
rack, N. Y; c. T. Hubbs, Randolph, Pa; 9. B. Cam
field, Chatham Four Corners, N Y. Albert O. Bas-
ton, Washington, Ohio; Mrs. Il. r. DAILY, Metropo-
lis, H. John B. Ledterman, Pekin, H.; r. A. John
son, Buffalo, n. z: A. Mcclure, Albany, N. Y; L
w. Griswold, BrackyllIe, n. y: j. W. Bayer, Yer
million, H. For further particulars see The Peo-
pc's Common-Sense Medical Adviser" an Illus
trated work of over 900 pages sold post paid, for
$3.50. Address the author, r. v. Pierce, III. p.
w. sn
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TEE RlvER.-The recent rains have
caused considerable rise in the river,
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Th following cases
were disposed of: =.
W.. W. Braddus, surrendered by his
bondsmen, &c. Committed.
Jacob Rock, charged with assaultins,
beating, and cutting Maria Mosby. Guilty
of assault and battery, and fined $40 and
costs.
James Coleman, charged with stealing six
dollars from Ella Tennyson. Convicted,
and sent to Jail for five days and punished
with ten stripes.
Marion Baker. for allowing the driver OF
his team to drive faster than the ordinance
allows and running into the buggy OF James
Gibbons, &c. Fined so.
Mag. Lawson and Lizzie Epps, charged
with fighting in the street. Fined s2.5C
each, and committed to jail for fifteen days
each in default OF payment.
Page Nelson and Caesar R. Jones, charged
with fighting in the First Market-house du'
ring market hours. Fined 81 each by JUS
tice Granger at First station-house.
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PEUyEs, PRUNES.-Go to PIZZINl'S and get
some OF this fruit; have them stcwed, and eat fer
bl cakfast or dinner.
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FOURTH WEEK AND POSITIVELY J. AS T
THREE DAYS OF THOMAS \. DOUTNEY,
MRS. THOMAS n. DOUTNEY, MISS JC-
LA HEM ING. SIGNOR ALESAN-
DRO LlBERATI, MESSRS. HART
LEY AND ARDRON.
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LECTURES.
REV. MOSES -. lIOGE,

At the earnest request of The stu T. ut, Of Rich
mond College. DR.. HOGE Ea' kindly consented to
repeat this highly insl uctive and entertaining lee
ture, ut the above time aud place. for tie benefit OF
the college readng.room.
Tickets can be procured ut EIlyson & Tancoy's,
Josiah Ryland & Co.'S, PiZzlni's. George Gibson,
Jrs and Scott's drug store. corner Twenty-fth and
Broad strt cts. ap 25.ThSM&Tu
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Z " " T'
REFR!GERATORS Of all the most desirable
Kinds. both with and without WATER-COOLERS
warranted 10 give satisfaction or they may be re-
turned. Prices very low.
CHIMES.
CLARK'S PATENT NURSERY SWING, with
irapeze aitachmeat--the newest thing out.
Also, fun line of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
HoCSE-FURNlSHISG GOODS, Of all the latest
designs, at popular prices. f. Is. TAYLOR,
apS lOll Main street.
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ART EXsaaBsT11N.

TOAN EXHIBITION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EICliMoSD ART
ASSOCIATION
4 rare gathering OF SPECIMENS or APT. an
tique and modern. consisting in part of P1intn -,
Statuary, Bronzes, and Brtc-a-Hrac In great Va
rcty-at The
ASSOCIATION ROOM,
No. $40 EAST MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS,
COMMENCING MAY lSr, AT O'CLOCK.
Open EVERY DAY thereafter from 0 o'clock
A. NJ to r. NJ. and from O'Clock z. VI. 10 10. l.. M.
Single admission, 25 cents; season ticket. so
cents. up 29.2t*
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THE HAIL-SToRM ON SUNDAY AND Some OF
IT'S EFFEcTs.-About 2:30 O'clock on Sun.
day afternoon persons on the street were
surprised to find the air filled with hail.
stones. There was light rain falling, but
the hail came so Unexpectedly that persons
supposed the peculiar sound produced by
its falling through the foliage of the trees
and on the sidewalk was due to other causes.
They were soon undecelyed, however, for
It came down in such quantities as to be un-
mistakablc. So far as this city is concerned,
the fury OF the storm seems to have been In
the eastern portion. 1t came up from q
course slightly nolth OF east, and con-
tinued for ten or fifteen minutes. Du-
ring this time sufficient quantity had
Fallen to completely cover the ground
where it was bare. Many of the stones were
larger than pigeons eggs. This storm of
hail was scarcely over, and no time allowed
to ascertain what damage had been done,
before another came on from one or two
points farther north. The size OF the hail
stones was not as large from this cloud as
from the one which bad preceded it; but
between the two sufficient quantity had
fallen to remain on the ground for some
time. despite the heavy rain which followed.
In the upper or western portion OF the city
there seems to have been little or no DAM
age done; but on Church and Union Hills
and their surroundings, trees, vegetation,
flowers, &c, suffered a good deal. Some OF
the lighthouses in that section sufferedscon-
siderably, one gentleman having about 100
panes OF glass broken.
East Of the city, in Hanover county, we
learn that the hail was very severe, doing
great damage to the early vegetables, &c.
In Darbytown, four or five miles south
east OF Richmond, great deal OF hail 1ell,
but no damage was done. Seven miles
north Of the city the same state OF affairs
existed. At Rice's Station, six miles in 4
southerly direction, there was furious
storm, but no hail.
At Hanover Courthouse the storm lasted
from 1890 to 1:l5 P. NJ, with heavy wind,
and did much damage to vegetation.
At Louisa Courthouse the hail icll with
great severity for fifteen minutes, doing
damage to tobacco-plants in the beds.
At Hungary Station, seven miles north OF
the city, hail fell in such quantities that
some OF it remained backed up (probably
fell from the roof OF house, in gentle
mans yard living near there until O'Clock
Monday morning.
At Fredericksburg the storm occurred at
1890. There was some hail, but no mate
rial damage was done.
At Hanover junction there was storm
but no hail:
Wheat has not advanced far enough to
receive material damage from such source
as yet.
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z. T. COOK. at his store at 10 O'Clock, furniture'
rcfrigerators, witer-cooers, &c.
!. THOMPSON BROWN, p. NJ. desirable build
ing lot on corner OF Third aud Canal streets.
Il. i. LYME, II ". tract OF land. win good I'M
nrovcmcuis. on Wcs,haIn tor Cary-Strcctl road,
extending back to James River aud kanawhi
canal.
GEORGE vAS1IOE & son, 59 2. NJ, house and
lot on Duvai street near 81. james street.
CpJrRBS n WILLIAMS. l2 NJ at Snyders ware
house steam engine and boiler.
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Admission, 10c. Special seats free Of charrer
for ladies, and gentlemen accompanied by ladies.
Gallery. &C.
r. S-Exccllcnt local talent 10 assist. ap 3G-2t
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ID E W A r E 0 F
IsONoUS NEGAR!

This market has recently been flooded with an
Immense amount of western Vinegar, and the un-
dersignet, having this day made chemical test OF
several invoices, finds that 1t contains large per
cent of suLpHURIc ACID. The presence OF sui
phuric acid be detected by the use Ct CHLORIDE
OF BARRIUM.
Iwould respectfully refer TO Mcssrs Christian &
White, Powers, Blair & Co., j. B. Winston, and the
trade generally, as 10 the quality of MY goods.
JOHN C. Nc Tt,
CidS aid Vine. q res'er,
a, s0.Tu&Tb2t New York.
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BEST GUNpowDER TEA at $3.50 per pound.
WALTER D. BLAIR & Co..
0O3 Main street.
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MApLE-suGAR.-PIzzIN has the best IN The
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RESvHEsS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, ONE OF THE BASI
II BUSINESSES covered by patent. Price, s9op.
Inquire OF J. L. ROWE, at Mrs. Duyal's' corner
Clay and Eighth streets, Richmond ap27-eoa3t
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4itIln1ond @ispatrh.

As~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE oTEER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Auction SALES TEES DAY.

IL on ell s0Lss Gf 2edt Estate made 6sttosez
the tst If Jdnnnry Gnd i0@ Gf .jnne the trreSfs'
he 0rese7t ysur HuUe ia bc puid bvfhe purchaser
On AL suIeS mGde J.t1Grsn The lS Of Juty nndi iGsl
0C the ytGr tie tor.s hGD. 10 be loid ny The sster
IThiS custom was adopted about nticcn years ago
hv All !ln real estate agents In itichEonf, ana ap
rlics 10 Richmond and ytCIIIity.l
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MEETING IN AID OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MAJOR
STILES. REV. J. WILLIAM JONES, MAJOR W.
F. C. GREGORY, AND 9th ERs-SuBsTANTIAL
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THEATRE. DAVENPORT.
ADMISSION csc, 75c., AND 81 FOR SECURED
-,sl SEATS.
Return Of the charming artistic
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT,
supported by
AUGUSTIN DALY'S FAMOUS COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 2, 1878.
the great play of
PIQUE.
FRIDAY EVENING, May Sd.
benefit OF Miss Davenport, when she VIII appear In
4 LONDON 1SsURANCEA AND OLIVER TWIST.
GRAND LADIES MATINEE SATURDAY,
2 O'CLOCK.
DIV0R CE,
the companion drama to Pique, will be presented.
Matinee admission. 50c.; reserved se.ts. 75c.
SATURDAY EVENING
Mr. Days company viii present his beautiful play OF
LEMONS:
OR,
WEDL0Ck FOR SEVEN.
BoN-Shect 1T Johns:ou's and Theatre. a?30-3t
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 10Th AND 3oTu, AND MAY 1sr.
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NEVER BEFORE HAVE
DRY GOODS
BEEN so CHEAP
AS AT TIE PRESENT TIME.
Many articles are now sold at
PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF MANuFAc
TURING.
LEVY BROTHERS
have purchased largely
since the last great decline in pricas
WILL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS
TIE ADVANTAGE or THEIR BARGAINS.
THEY HAVE GOODS
SUITED 70 THE WANTS OF EVERY ONE,
and offer
UTPR ECEDEs:TED BARGAINS
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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TEMPERANCE.

MOZART HALL.
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CR0CRERY. GLASSWARE. Sc.

y pEFRIGERATORS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-AIhou2h thc tickets state
THURSDAY EVENING. May 2h. be careful to note
tlia, the lecture will be on DSESDAY, May 1st,
the date having been unayoidably changed after
tickets were issued. ap23-St
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THEY HAVE GOODS
SWEET and juicy oranges at PIZZINI's.

EVERY DEPARTMENT,
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Proceeds TO be appalled, to The suffering poor Of all
denominations under the auspices OF 81 Elacent de
Paus Conference OF ST. Peters Cathedral.
TICKETS. 25c.; to be had Mt c. +. Jolnstons,
No. 9lS Main street. Randolph & En2lish's, No.
1902 Main >trcec, and ~ the Theatre OH the evening
q thn
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WILL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS
TIE ADVANTAGE or THEIR BARGAINS.
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p C'flo USbWcetl savannah and
JaeksOnVllie and Savannah and Albany.
oieeplng cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany.
passengers from Savannah for Ferpau-
train. WIS
Passengers leaving Macon at 30 a m-
oaiIy except Sunday, connect at ,Jesup
with this tram for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
connect at Jesup with train arriving in
macon at 10 p m, daily except Sunday.
Passengers from Savannah for Bruns-
WICK ana Dar1en take this train, arriving
at Brunswick 6 Is o M.
: Passengers from Brunswick arrive at
Savannah 40 N,
No change of cars between MONTGOMERY
and Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars rur
through to and from Savannah and Jack
SSonVllie; also through sleepers between
M0ntgomery, Ala, and Jackson vile, Fla.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 10
and from Macon, Eufaula MONTGOMERY.
Mobile. New Orleans, etc.
! hail steamer leaves Bainbridpe for Ana
| lachlcola every Monday at 90 M.
! Close connection at Jacksonville daily.
! Sundays excepted, for Green Cove Springs.
st. Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise. Del and
and all landings on the st. JOINS River.
IraIns on 3. and A. r. r. Leave iunc
ton, going west, Monday, Wednesday, anC
Friday at lila q N, and for Brunswick
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at4:z0p pm
j ! ACcOM&ODATTON TRAINs-EAsT gRS
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settled by q majority of the Board
that the Fair should be held on the
1th day of January, 1879. It was
also ordered that 1000 copies of the
Premium List should be published
and placed at the disposal of the
PRESIDENT for distribution. The build.
ing committee notified the Board that
the contract for the Grand Stand and
Judges Stand had been given out,
and that the lumber would be placed
on the ground this week.
JNo. A. CRAIG, Secretary.
LEMONS, LINES AND QRAPRs-
Mr.. A. L. Eichelberger, the horticul-
tural prince Of Marion county, has
placed on our table a collection of
fruits that would charm the eye and
tempt the appetite ofthe most dainty.
The collection consists of oranges,
lemons, lines and grapes. The latter
was OF the scuppernong variety, and
OF most delicious favor. The lines
were az large as Sicily lemons, of
smooth surface, sour and Juicy. The
lemons large, oblong in shape, and of
the cover bearing" variety. This is
q fruit that should be more extern
sively cultivated, as 1t ripens all the
year round, and makes grateful and
pleasant drink. 1t is an antidote
against malaria and is worth more in
tonlng the system than all the patent
medicine nostrums combined. These
fruits were grown ON the "Idlewild
grove" on Lake Panasoffkee-an ex.
ceiient fruit growing section. There
the Frost King" is shorn of his
strength, and the most murderous
freezes known to the State, did no
INJURY, not even to the leaf of the
lime, and that tree is conceded to be
the most delicate member of the
citrus family" Bishop Young, and
q number of others have invested in
that locality, and they all claim that
it is the model spot" for the abso-
lutely safe cultivation oftropical fruits.
-OcG1u Banner.
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"A pet alligator at Tallahassee bit
off childs arm.
The Ocala Banner shows the in
fusion of new blood.
The competition for the State
Fair lies between Alachua and Duval
counties.
The health of the whole State is
good, the cities are unusually healthy
this year.
Nothing kills sick old people
quicker than Conclusion" Heirs
should by all means advocate it.
If you want to subscribe for
spirited, go ahead paper, take the
South Florida JOsMm0S OF Sanford Fla.
$500 per annum.
"A most cowardly assault was
made recently on the Editor of the
Tampa Guardian by parcel OF men
calling themselves gentlemen.
Governor Drew raised on his
place in Ellaville, on two acres of
corn 1876 bushels of corn to the acre,
and on one.half an acre seventy-fve
bushels. --MaCztson Recorder.
The prosperity of Palatka is due
in a great measure to Brother Pratt.
He has cried up the place so persis-
tently, as a paradise on earth, that he
has made some people believe it.
The fine steamer, Geo. NJ. Bird,
is again afioat and making her semi
weekly trips between Jacksonville
and Lake Monroe, and the same pop
ular officers are in command. We
can with confidence recommend this
boat to those travelling on the St.
Johns river.
AT a meeting of the Directors
Of the Middle Florida Agricultural
and Mechanical Association on Satur-
day, August Oath, it was definitely
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LOCALS.

If Won would buy goods at fair prices
go to Jordan-with the money.
Jordan is on hand six days of the
week, at his store. He begs to be excused
on Sunday.
We have made arrangements for club
bling with the ''Honsekeeper." Journal
published at Minneapolis, Mimi, it is a
monthly journal filed with valuable rec
ipes and information for the housewife.
We furnish that and the A0RIouLTuRIsr
for $3.50 per year.
"A parlor entertainment will be given
at Parce Land Home, next Thursday even
ing. September 18th, to which all are cor
daily invited who wish to contribute any,
thing toward furnishing library for our
Sunday School. The entertainment of the
evening will consist of q lecture ON Pales-
tine. Refreshments served after the lee
ture. Admittance IS cents. children is
cents.
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part OF this month we think that the
sixth and eighth satellites, Titan and
Japetus, may be seen with a good
opera glass. The middle ring ia
considerably brighter than the
planet Itself, while the inner one ia
so transparent that the outline of
the planet may be traced through it.
and the outer one is of a gravish
hue. Saturn is near the Moon on
the 18th, being south of her.
Uranus is still q close companion
70 Kegulus, being three-fourths of a
degree south and about one degree
east OF the star. A good feld-glass
VIII show him in conjunction with
Venus ON the 18th, Uranus being a
Fflfle south. Rises, 5th, 4h. 46m.
morning; 18th Oh. Som. morning:
Both 3h.l5m. morning.
Neptune will be most favorably
situated during the latter part of the
month, passing the meridian on the
18th, at 2h. Am. morning; 3Oth. III.
54m. morning.
khmARKABLE VARIABLE STARS.
Mira Ceti began toincrease in bril-
hancy August 18th, and will contin-
ne to grow brighter until October
LIST, when it will probably be of 90
magnitude. The maxina of this
variable are thought to vary from
II to so. At its last maximum.
December 18th, 1877, its magnitude
was Is
Algol. The visible maxima of
this wonderful variable occur as fol-
lows: September 18th, In. 21m. morn
ing; 14th, 1Oh. 1Om. evening; Goth,
Oh. 4sm. morning, and October 1st,
Oh. Am. morning.
PENN YAM, N. Y. September, SIS.
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CHERIFFS sALE-Trrdor o.,

SHERIFFS SALE.-Under and
~ 6y virtue of q certain execution issned
ny n, n. Dlilard, q Justice of the Peace in
and Tor the county Of Volusia in a certain
cause eau pending before him. in which G. G.
in1r9alnG Icy is plaintiff and S. r. Causey and
+: =. Wingate and Joseph UnderhiiI late late
FARMERS y e. under the name. style and firm of
). e. Causey & Co. have levied upon Is and
S will Sfa a aG public cutlery, on Monday the
the court house door in the town Of Enter Enter
DTS IN said county during legal hours Of
sac, the equity of redemption Of s. r.
San Jb1rs fS IN lots and of section 80. town
snip 10 south and range % East Florida
containing 90 acres of land more ar oi IesS
pounded pounded west by lands owned by +. E'
NNa "a east By, lake Louisa. north by LOT
~ no. =, south by lot No. Of said section So
Purchaser to pay for titles. -'"' o''"'
~ ca w. A. CONE,
- q" Sheriff V0lusia County.
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SHERIFFS SALE ga =,

Virtue of certain execut,on ;ass oia ~
q 81 tne circuit Court Of Volnsia Connt S o T.,
!ne seventh Judicial Circult of ETcS;d AZ
IN certain cause wherin Henry CIiftn 1 e.
PIaRn rIlfn and John W. Smith and .JSsen n
i p bryant ITan JT., are defendants, have lev
Monday tb s1 Sb %da aus sell Ct public outery on
the court house door of SAID co,s,t, before
ing 1g the legal hours Of sale. the folI,oW T
i G and tenements of the said .IoSn W
ol ~ described as follows, to-wit:
me 2. 9. of the g. e. / of section "a
70 5O"ns1 1 IA south and range 80. East FIori-
a. AND the s. ". Of the d. e. Of section
F n G2;%Tns snip south and range 81, East
q township II south range 20 East F \, si'S
70 satls1y said execution. Terms cash mr.
chaser paying for titles. - -N-'' o'eN puA-
~ On w. A. CONE.
80 Z" Sheriff Of County of Volusia.