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Blair Again on the war path.

Montgomery Blair came to the front i'm the
Maryland House of Delegates yesterday with
another series of resolves expressive of his
state of mind in regard to the Presidential
settlement. He asks. in his joint resolutions,
that the Attorney General of Maryland be in
stTucted tO exhibit bill in the Supreme Court
of the United States. on behalf of the state of
Maryland setting forth the fact that due
effect was not given to the electoral vote cast
by this state on the 9Th day of December, 1876,
Ivy reason of the fraudulent returns made
from other states. and allowed 10 be counted
Professionally by the Electoral Commission.
but subject TO judicial revision and praying
said court to make the revision contemplated
by the act establishing said commission. and
upon said revision To declare that the returns
from the states of Louisiana and Florida,
which were counted for Rutherford b. Hayes
and William 4. Wheeler, were fraudulent and
void, and that the electoral vote of said states
were, in fact east for Samuel j. Tilden a s
President and Thomas A. Hendricks as Vice
President, and that by virtue of said votes
and the Isl votes east by other states of which
eight were east by the state of Maryland, the
said Tilden and Hendricks Were duly elected,
and praying said court to decree accordingly"
The init eductiOn of the resolutions i'm the
house seems to have created some surprise,
a. it was supposed that the mater had been
finally disposed of in the summary rejection of
Nr. Blairs' previous memorial upon the same
subject. He however succeeded in ha wing his
resolutions referred To the judiciary commit
tee instead of the committee on federal rela-
tons that slaughtered his memorial 50 I'M
mercifully. Iii not supposed that he will get
favorable action upon them in the legislature
The Baltimore Gazette remarks SuggeStivey
that the committee will no doubt be ready to
report ''On the Isl of April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

A Mississippi paper advises the state of Nir-
Ginia To repudiate its debt and Danish from
her cOunsels the narrow Drained honor and
dignity men who insist upon paying it. prin-
cipal and interest, although most of it is due
TO northern capitalists" AS the state of Mis-
SiSsippi has suffered for years from the repudi-
alton stain upon her credit. it would seem that
this advice from that quarter is a good deal
like that of the fox who, having lost his tail in
trap, urged all the other foxes to have their
tails Cnt OFF as useless annrndappS.
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Is the glory of st. Patrick's day to depart?
According TO Father Mcnamara, of New York,
st. Patrick must be depOsed as the patron
saint of Ireland and ST. COlumbkille put in his
place. This for the reason that st. Patrick was
not of Irish birth, and Father Mcnamara
holds that the time has come for Irishmen to
throw off allegiance to foreigners. The
knights of ST. COlumbkille took part, how
ever, very amicably with the knights of St
Patrick in celebrating the day in Washington
yesterday, and do not seem inclined to contest
leading hOnOrS for the latter saint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

The Permanent International Exhibition at
Philadelphia, which has proved neither perma-
nent nor International, is expected to emerge
shortly from the cloud of financial obligations
that has for time Obscured its brightness
lt will reopen in May under favorable auspi-
ces. Arrangements have been made by which
valuable additions to its exhibits will be OBJ
tanned at the close of the Paris Exposition.
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ENiR RENT

EbR RENT.
Il By .. HOFFMAN, 10Th and r sts H.
62S Pa. ave. n. W.. Is rooms, mod. imps....$lo0 90
124 West ST., Geo'tn, Is rooms mod impS IS 80
4Ot 11th 81. NV. IL rooms and store ..... 80 50
n14 N st NV , o rvoms, mod. imps........ so 90
Stoddard St.. Geo'tn. L. rooms, mod impS. so 90
10th and ID st. me-, large house and ground so 90
Us Del. ave. De, IA rooms, mod. impS.... 40 o.
Oil st. n. w.. rooms mod. imps ...... 40 90
3O3 10Th st. NV store aid warehouse. IS 90
9l6 7h St. n. w., rooms, mod. impS..... IS 90
GIT It'll ST. NV. rooms. mod. impS. ....... IS Oh
col Az st. S.w.. rooms, store aud fixtures, 80 90
300 b ST. Sc, 10 looms, mod impS ........ 80 90
22 9th ST. Sc, rooms, mod. imps. ...... 30 Oh
329 7th st. u. e., rooms and bath, (new) w 1S 90
S3l 7th st. Ne. rooms and bath. (new) -. 10 90
14l9. 1923 1425 Y. ave. stores EACH. Is 90
Building Lots for sale in every section of the
city. ml6-tr
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Ii is to be hoped that the hitch in the legi>la-
ton upon District affairs yesterday, in consid-
ering bill of minor Importance, does not por-
tend that the great measure of District relief
sought by the people will strike a snag in the
war of debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

Montgomery BARS lint resolutions
ejecting Hayes from the pres idency, were In
PRODUCED rather inOppOrt unely on the day
when the discharge of Anderson in New
Orleans put quietus upon the agitation of the
question at that end of the line
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MEDICAL, &c.

Sb0 REWARD IF DR.. BROTHERS PAIL
I'D 10 cure any case of Female Weakness Irregu-
laritles and Distractions: 80 years experience,
nian. marI4-1ys
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re :
" liable Ladies' Physician In the City, can be
consulted every Tuesday, wednesday and Satur-
aAS, ~ no 30 9th st. NV, from TO O'Clock
Residence. D Monroe st., Baltimore. noyl4-ly
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees Q perms-
nent ana speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF al Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
Ano uI,tre9ted cases specially. A thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms 805 9Th
81. NV. nov1-ly
SPEClAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
~ consulted every Wednesday and Saturday 81 his
once, 81 ID St.. between 9th and 18th. from te @
2. m, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases viz: Organic and seminal Weak
ness, nervous Debility, lmpotency, Premature Do
cay, nervous Trembling, Palpitation OF the Heart
plmness OF sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &C.,
&C.. all resulting from abuses In youth, excuses In
manhood, and early indiscretions Gonorrhsea
Strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. K is 9
native OF Baltimore, with IL years experience IN
special practice endorsed by the leading ply sicinna
OF his city. visits Washington every WEDNESDAY
And saturday. Persons In need of medical treat
ment Tor any OF the above diseases will find Il 20
their interest TO call upon him, who win insure
honorable and scientific treatment and n cure guar-
Anteed In every case he undertakes wal rsfer his
patrons TO any OF the leading physicians OF BATE
more, and show letters OF testimonials from the
same Gall or address - above, or to 10 Soath co.
taw street, Baltimore. mar9lV
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Three-Ssorp Rrick Ho,tses IN,

issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a s.Bul.
iet,nr OF all property for sale and rent my books
when can be had on application ut my ONCE or
will be sent by mail II desired ' -
s4,bCO, -, GOO. $3.50. at per cent.
auction Sales
ON THURSDAY, March 2lst at An NJ VAL
liable property On ST., between 25 h and 26 n sts
q. %
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NJ o T I G e

NJ 0 T &c E.
Our Stock will be found very attractive in all the
der ailments. As can now show much the larg-
est assortme mt Of DRY GOODS it has ever been
pie ASSURE to Offer embracing all the most desir
able things out this season, together With q very
large stock of Dcmestics and Housekeeping Dry
Goods of the most approved brands, hi CHI il is
determination to sell at the very lowest rates pos
SHE.
We respectfully ask an inspection Of our stock by
all in want OF the best Goods at reasonable prices
W. NJ. BROWN,
mar19 TT 31l Eighth Street ~ r.
DROPOsALs FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
ING ALLEYS.
ESGINFRR's OFFICE, DIST. OF COLUMBIA, !
WASHINGTON, March IS, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until twelve O'Clock m on SATURDAY, March
%. 1878, for sweeping and cleaning alleys in the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown for one
year.
h ank forms and all necessary Information can
he obtained upon application at this Office. and no
bid viii receive Consideration unless made upon
said blank form.
By order Of the Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia.
K L.. HOXIE, Lieut.. Engineers U.S.A.,
marriott Engineer OF District Of Columbia.
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FOB RENT AND SALE.
LIUK RENTl FOR RENT. FOR RENT!

Gen. Chapman s House. corner lSt and str. Sc.
IA oms, all modern improve ants. .....s $50 90
2C22 W., Is rooms. all mod. impS 100 %
1915 Vermont ave. NV. 8 rs. all mou. IMP IS 10
Many other desirable Houses in all Sectt,ns OF the
city, for rent by T +. GATCHELL,
Real Estate and Insurance,
LeDroit B. ilding corner 8 h and streets north
west. marl6-tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
~ FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray or faded hair to Its original color
and youthful appearance in three to ten days, re-
moves dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
With cOnstantls increasing sale for the past
eight years, we feel satisfied recommend it.
1t has the advantages over all other preparations
of this character Of
First. being warranted entirely harmless.
Second, no sediment or other eXtraneOus matter,
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake
up before using.
A trial will convince,
Put up In large bottles. Price One Dollar.
For sac at
Corner I'd and ID SITS, a,,c,,
mar18-u 0nd corner 18th and u,tr.
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To AdvArtfaArN.

Advertisers are requested to send In their An
nouncements early In the day as possible and In
Ill cases before IL O'Clock H. The Insertion In the
same days issue of those reaching the once After
hat hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19
To Correspondents.

TO C0rf01pOnQen1s
Letters should be addressed to the Editorial o.
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor. and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should In al cases be made payable
20 the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that of any Individual.
A6ADonymous communications not read: No
Iected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

II HOPE. ihhNAL
The Christian Creed: Its Theory and Practice
By Kew. stanley Leathes "''''o'
Classic Preachers of the English Church.
The Witness of History to Christ By Farrar
Masters in English Theology, By Barry
Natural History of Atheism. By Blackie
.FroWde' Life and Times of Thomas Racket
ers. By DIR. Ellicott e'n h'o""-
For sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE
mai tr 428 9TH sfrac<
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Snring silks, IS, 6TH, Toe: CHEAP.
5o-inch Fin. Back Cashmere, 81
Wool CaShmeres. so 62 y. Tb: bargains
Black silks. 62t T5 81 TO ~ So
Black Mohsirs. S7e, worth 80.
Rack Alpscss, 15c. up.
New Spring Dress Goods, 1sL, Is lS soc ~
Special Bargain 6 all through Stock
Csssimeres for Men and Bows; CHEAP
CalicoeS, A. c. up; Sheetings, lee. up.
Carpet ste must be sold, and prices necessarily
must he low,
Full StoCk Bazar Patterns
L. ". SAUDAIN,
marl4-tr 700 Market RrorS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

NEW SPRING
y DRY GOODS,
We are receiving new SPRING GOODS da,I,
H"nrette and hrickerboCker Dress Goods, FROM
l2ie cents per yard up &C hne goods.
Bunting. from % cents TO 90 cents.
Silks, Grenadines, Cashmeres and Tamise very
cheap.
A fun stock Of White Goods, Hosiery, Gloves sc.
W. w. BURDETTk q OU.
No. 82S 7TH ST.,
No. 706 X ST. NV marIS-u
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NJ EW KS.
New Testament Commentary for English
ReadeIs. Bishop Elliott vol. 1............ IS 90
E",tn @i H9le. canon Farrar ............... LOO
u;h 10" II rs Made Nichols. .......... Is
is ~ A me w ne at the Centennial... g 80
The f nu .MesU, InomaS becket. FrOude.. 1 50
Mir.na on' HfS; reIrard: Leisure Hour Series 90
nc1f"norN ~ H ae SERIES ....:.:............. 90
I
EiectSe franchise in the United States Nc
caa ................ rs
Gest t nt 10 fPedaemia. Hammond. LOO
Last OF the Hadd9ns; Mrs. Newman. as
FANCY BASKETS At TWENTY FER RvT
DISC0UNT FROM FORMER PRICES
SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN
agents Laurence's Pure Linen Papers.)
Hialo-r III Pennsu{U0,ai4 0ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19

12,6OO-betn0 more than three times thds
Of any other daily paper Ia Washtnlt0ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-19
DRY GOODS.
NEW STILES IN sPRIN . SCOOPS.

50 r. handsou Dress Goods from IL 90 81 I'd
Coed Bls4k Cashmeres from 60c. "a 81 ~ cheap.
2 Back Tanise Cloths and DelaineS, very Oh Np.
Duuble-txce Bin Mohairs and Alpacas, very cheap,
Fine Black silks from IS 20 s., very cheap.
Fine All-wuol Cashmere Deiages, In plain an de-
Sin able shades.
Az sh des In Buntings. good suality NJ 2,c
1 coo do7. Towels and Table Napkins, Table Iiaeus.
SheetiugS, white and colOrrd stripe Ned Spreads
many decided bargains.
Special bargains In all W inter Dress Goods, Fine
Cloths and Csssimeres, many st less than cost 10
Close out stock.
All goods sold warranted rs represented, At
j. W. COLLEl'
nhl5-tr SOL. Cor. Sth st ard MARKET Spoor q.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IL At BRODHEAD'S, foO5 Fsfreef, betweca
l2th and 18th streets. Beautiful Prints. Sc. Mp.
Bleachef Cottons, sc. up. DNube-fod Black
aShmere. Rich Lyons GroS Grain Black stlt,
S.'sc. yard. All wool Debege 2bc. per ard
Elegant SIX CoCked Ba'briggan Hose. Csc. pair
Beautltnl Neck Rurting, Toe. yard up. Good Il Ack
AipS'a Skitt Braid, Sc. - Bore Hip core Corscts,
IN foxes 2Sc Md Gloves, <5c. up: (elegARt 8
Button Kids, O.25.b Rest Hooks and Eye, Sc
ca'd Cz'k's hest 200 yard Spool Cotton, &C. STsooi
70 pools, 70 , Victoria Lawns NAinsoOks Swiss
1aietanes, Percses Cambrics, Towelngs Nan.
kins. Doylies, Tahle Linen. Dress Goods nc &C .
equally cheap. All goods first class, and selsrtad
with utmost care, and sold cheap because bought
cheap for cash. Now is the time 70 secure bar
gains, At BRODHEAD'S
marib-tr 1908 Est bet 18Th and ism sts
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Treatise on Photography, by Abney, r. RS.
$a.50; photography. by T. H. Huxley, r. R. g.,
you: me Doctrine Of Scriptural Ratribution by
Edward Beecher, D. D.. 81 Is: The source of Nus
f%ar fS2Wsr by A. Flint r., 81; Life of the
airy OF English Literature, by W. Davenport
a. Ada an ~; Home Interiors, by e. c. Gardner.
y. oo; Mirage, by the author Of Kismet 81: The
Hoo Miss Ferrard, Leisure Hour Series. 81: Con.
stantin9PIe. by James Bryce. Half Hour Series
10 CTS me spanish Armada for the Invasion OF
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INVESTMENTS.
l. FOB SALE
bonds. wv '' e0io
District of Columbia ID years per cent. curren.
Washington 30 year per cent gold bonds,
United States Bonds Of all issues and other e.
curities. w
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.
1N-ly Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Sunday evening. March II. on Penn
~ sylVania avenue. between 18Th St. and Missouri
avenue, or or 18th st., on pavement or in chariot
GOLD Eek CHAIN, with large flIgree cross,
liberal reward will be given for its return to
18th st. NV. II.
T OeT-Ai Lincoln Hall, on ID street. between
- 9th an, 5th, an Amber NECKLACE. A suit
able reward will he given IL returned to Miss
RELLE s ZONE. 400 9th st. mar1S %
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"ANTED-To RENT-By reliable tenant
w HOUSE OF about rooms: no base ment: state
terms and location. Address r. s. L.. 1913 18th
street, maria
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"ANTED-A T.NANT for a completely fur
w nished house: IL rooms, all modern i'm Jruve-
ments Brussels carpets, Piano. sewing macniaeS,
&C.; one block from City Hall; occupied at present
~ lns. Gen., Treas. Dept. will be rented rea SON.
ably to a responsible tenant. Address ''The
Owner, " box 8, Star office. marie A.
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"ANTED-TwO or three unfurn>hed ROOMS,
w with gas and water; not too far from rreasI-
flee, marIS0t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
CT. NICHOLAS,
SCEIENER'S ILLUSTRATED
MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

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is no magazine for the young that can be said to
equal this choice production Of Scrlbners press"
GOOD THINGS FOR 1879.
Frank r. Stockton's new serial for boys, A jolly
Fellowship begun In November, Will run through
the year. "Eycbright." by Su:an Coolidge, COM
menccs soon, and fairy story, by Julian Haw-
thorne, begins in the Christmas issue Each No. Is
"a host IN tscf-full Of the best stories aud Illus
trations for boys and girls.
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NO.
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has among Its contributors the following well-known
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$40.
Bound volumes and cases may be had Of all Book
ard Sewy-dcuers or Will be sent on receipt OF price
by the Publishers. . .......
We bind back Nos. for 81 volume Ian 80 cents
for return postase or send the red and gold covers
for rs cents. .... ...... .-.
Price, SO a year; 25 cents n No.
For sale and subscriptions received by all BOOK.
sellers and News dcaicrs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Distress and Desfitution Among the
Iahorfng Poor of Great Britain.

EabOrfnS Poor OF GreaG br1tAlHs
LcSDoN, December 1s.-In the House OF
Commons last night Dir. Cross, the Home
Secretary, answering the inquiry, "Whe-
Their it was true, as reported, we are now
face to face with such crisis OF distress as
this generation has never KNOWN" said {:
Though much distress unhappily prevails
among the laboring poor, the description OF
it in question is exaggerated. There was
nothing to cause unnecessary alarm. He
read kilograms from the head OF the board
OF supervision at Edinburg, and the Mayors
of Liverpool and Manchester. stating that
the ordinary means OF relief were sufficient
to meet all necessities. He had not had time
TO inquire into the condition OF the coal and
iron districts. -.:r ~ 80.
At Birmingham meeting, convened by
the Mayor, was held yesterday to consider
the best means to relieve the distress which
lis declared 10 be exceptionally severe and
increasing daily. The Mayor was requested to
organize means OF raising and distributing
relief. At Sheffield 1000 children and 5000
adults received aid last week. The Mayors
relief fund amounts to 100000. At Stock
ton the distress is increasing. Hun
dreds of families OF iron-workers are desti-
tute. An influential committee is canvass
ing for contributions. At StoEe-on-Trent
great distress prevails, which is enhanced
by the cold. The Relief Committee is I'M
able to keep pace with the demands for aid.
| At Bursem meeting was called by the
Mayor to take steps to alleviate the distress.
Great want is being felt among the laboring
classes in North Stafforslire. At Edin-
burgh deputation of unemployed men
waited on the magistrates and asked fol
employment, and the magistrates author
lied the street inspectors to give them
work. At Glasgow the depression and
distress is unexampled. The streets are
swarming with idle, starving men
women, and children. The magistrates
are organizing for the relief OF thu
most urgent distress. n Dundee dispatcf
SAYS there is much misery in that part Of
Scotland. No adequate means Of relief have
| been organized in the northern part OF tht
country, where the fishermen and agr!cultll
raj laborers are destitute. In Aberdeen
Foriair, and Dunfermline, private charity
and the efforts Of the magistrates have bee;
actively employed. At Manchester vas
numbers OF the middle-cass poor, who az
not apply for charity, are suffering keenly
| Vigorous and combined efforts on the par
! OF the authorities, churches, and private or
| CARNATIONS are being put forth. -.
| A Liverpool dispatch says it has beer
many years since the working classes en-
| dured such distress and privations as now
An excellent system of relief is organizing
| At Bristol there are large numbers uDem
| ploycd and much suffering.
Heavy Failure i'm Denmark.
| LONDON, December 19.-Adyices from
{! Stockholm state that another firm, }. H!rsch
! has failed, with three million crowns III!
| bilties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
CtARTLoADs OF MEDICINAL RUB

TARTIOADS. UF NEDICiNAL KUD u
~. BISH are swallowed by invalids, and their ply
steal troubles thus kept alive for years, when that
peerless tonic stmuant and corrective, Hostetters
Stomach Bltters, would speedily set the disordered
and WORKOUT mechanism OF the system in active
and healthful operation again. 1t has been demon-
srated over and over again that the requirements of
the sick are answered far better by the Bters than
by majority OF the misealled remedies Of the piar-
macopeia. The stomach Is strengthened, the liver
regulated the bowels put in proper order. the blood
enriched and purified, and the nervous system rem
dered TRANQUIL and vigorous by this ineStmablc
family medicine and safeguard against disease
which Is, moreover, most agreeable and effective
annetizer. md a cordial peculiarly adapted to the
wants of the aged and nfrrn. delicate females and
convaesclng patients. 1t Is, bestdes immensely
popular as an antidote to malaria.
| de l7-Tu.Th,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECToR,}
49, RICHMOND. VA, November so, 1878.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAI-
Il LY FROM 8 A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ. from the 18th to
the 81 st day or December inclusive. for the pur-
pose OF receiving from any person who has already
paid one half only OF The CITY TAXES charged to
him the remaining half; aad that 80 IN. ;.
!r. ...tr.. TEN PER CENT -. .sesrgasi
will be added 10 the amount Of said remaining halt
Of the tax charged, In every case where the party
assessed shall fail to pay said remaining half within,
the time so limited But In case any person having
failed to nav I'm the month OF June one half OF the
CITY TAXES due from such person, shall fail to
nav the whole amount thereof on or before the list
dav of December, there shall be added rH-.
- TWENTY PER CENTCM -
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dc 5-1m Collector,