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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11
Henrsco County Taxes and How 70
+si.sGsA Reduce Them.

Editors Dispatch: The question OF coun-
~ taxes is attracting considered bic attention,
and the writer, who, ns supervisor, mas
studied the subject, will give his views in
relation thereto. <.s.
Amend the Constitution so as TO do away
with the circuit courts. @
ii Make the county courts circuits Of, say.
four counties each. and hold courts Dl-
monthly or quarterly. -,
!rjGiye the supervisors control OF the pub-
lie roads and OF all other county business
not Of judicial nature. 5E.s * = .'.5 :
Judges to open court at q. NJ,
and to hold the same from six to eight hours
per day. HiIt2 ~ 80 q Ian 20
~ The above changes win save a large
amount in judicial salaries, and largely re-
duce the salaries OF sheriff and Common
iwealth's attorney, and to some extent that
boz clerk iof the court, while Jurors! and
witnesses fees will be much less. !is''l',o
[ti3AaE the duty commissioners OF the reVe-
|d ne perform for the county is to extend the
county aud school tax on the books. SMany
IN accountant would consider himself well
paid for the work with S25, bit Henfico
pays these gentlemen S400.: S,i.<1'-1- ~: !
!o,The treasurer's commissions are entirely
toof large We pay him 5 per cent! on all
E,coflected prior to December LIST, y per
cent on the rest, while il the time for col
lecting taxes was Limited tothree months 1t
could be collected for 2 per cent. ~ y ~
b. There beingne place OF general reception
for 1.-THE poor except by contract With the
ERichmonai aimshouse, the superintendent
Eof the Poorsmight be dispensed with! 3j
i Have but one clerk at elections and only
revise the registration lists prior to an cleo,
ttonG]i '"&> ia "f', ~ l'...l.i. .2..S
Il We should maintain our schools and high
ways, and L think the levy for these. pur7
poses ought not to be reduced.7Ss .>i-2,.
5GcA better system should be devised for
keeping public roads In order than the
present general law. ''-''. ~ ..,+ -. !;
~. In New Hampshire, where formerly re-
sided, five judges were sufficient TO trans
act all the judicial business OF the State,
with population about one third OF Nir-
gfnia. og,,@ '|.l. '.."".
Il! Ihaye been an advocate OF reduction OF
salaries and expenses, and cast be only vote.
,agaillstthe present salary Of Judge Minor,
believing it too much. or the expenditure
.of:tsohool-money the Board OF Trustees have
exclusive control. j. 2ta"'I 9F' jui .
IL Now,4 Messrs. Editors, you are apt to
write contemptnonSly OF the Iankeesin
season and out OF season. I am one Of the
NUMBER and point with pride to the fact
that the New England people do not pey
their office-holders a larger salary than
good businessman pays his employees, and
that such thing rs Misrepresentation Of
money or malfeasance in Office is unknown.
J;,rgil = -. Q" N0RMAND SMITH.
Henrtco county, February, 1879. .'. ~,
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! OBITUARY.

D,ed February 9Th Mt 6:2p A. NJ OF scarlet
ny s;, yea of his ase RUS1NfOND, young
est SON Of John A. and II. V. Curtis OF Richmond
Va. -: l,t ~ .H,.,, -. :, 80 -,
caused vacuum In The family circle that Is kecn!y
felt by all who came under the influence OF his gen,
IIeness. The stricken hearts, OF parehts ana
hrolhers ard sister ATTEST Inc obedience and 1f-
lection of a devoted Child. May those who are left
behind prepare to meet him. for he Is not dead but
sleeneih m The bosom of his Saviour who has said
Suer little children 10 come unto Me, fol Of sllch
lis The Kingdom or Heavpn.'' The birds will sing
their sweetest songs and The gentle zephyr breathe
liz softest QUEEN over The green grave III our
loved little DRUMMoND: and while we mourn not
as those who haven hope. we nlss ms soa Steps ,
fell like music on the ear. We rejoice TO- know
our darling isat rest, and earnestly pray this SAD Pc
reavemene may be, tho means OF hrin9in2 10 Inc
cross OF Christ those of his friends who are III ma
tureIs darkness. Weep not gentle mother your iit-
tie DnUAMoND gone before TO welcome you to
Heayen.I bp9runfiSi tg9.fIEGtl ObISlAs (
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February 10. 1879

Il The SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAIIRoAp.-It;
is understood that an arrange has been
effected by which theiproposed extension of
the Shenandoah Valley railroad from. ,Shep-
erdstoWp, West jYa.,t Bedington,j on ithe
IMartinsburg and Potomac "a lroad, six miles
from Martins buI g., is to be completed ,wilb--
in the next few weeks. The task OF building
this,link, it's understood, is assumed blythe
Cumberland Valley railroad fGperating the
tipn4o work on the southern end of tile
Shenandoah Valley line through Clark,
Page, and Warren conDtier, Virginia, ID
Luray, BY the middle of next June BALI
more: ADaericGn, 10fH. 80. bi1af
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9'he Philanth ropists--.

Are arming for a fanatical resistance Of
the bin designed to put brake upon tide
]. dang efoas Influx ef Chinese into this com
Hy14The5s bin sasht TO pass. The inter.
-nfixture OF inferior races-Asiatic and All
.srican7-'yith the high type OF man thatsholds
;:the supremacy in this land, is unfortunate.
That for the protection OF society and for the
iss,romotion Of Utilization and the aGontent1
i.1nent OF the natioa 1t viii be necessary to
~chackathis intermixtare aud encourage the
hemogeaeily qf the population III this coun.
ssrEyse have no doubt. The brake should
have fbeen pnt npon Chinese immigration
long ago. III The bin for this object fails
fhe saasIsh Will I'D afrer times regret It. PHI
laanthrpHlsts, so called, and fanatics have
done their worst already. We hope that a
cheek ;YYpn their madness is now to be o.
feeted. They hsse dona eneagb to crafty,
fhsir greatest Yindictiveness. they should
nsw,be eeatent TO permit the nation to OBJ,
tain sape relief by managing It's own ii.
fairs. reed fsAm tbe deep malice and wild
9oliies ed thosssyho have done more than all
other Rsa put together TO distress and de
grade Char county, D
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10 nrescrfbc The ffinsss for holding the
terms OF the Circuit The ssen.n
"a fnsnrsarate salane Cemetery Compa.
6y, near 81 diIebnrg, Loud enn county, I, NJ
8 Ee4the rsailsf OF the siirGttis .oi Peyton Is.
Ecrd. late coiIecsof OF Madison township, OF
The county OF Charlotte
ozproteB buzzards.
or tic Tefief-of Isaac d. Parks and Jesse
E.Parks, rs sureties OF JOHN Parks oI
Graysen county 81 i
For The projection Of sheep in'the county
Of dfoFds
TO authorize the Beard OF Directors .2f
the virginia FEMME Institute to borrow
money to limited amount and TO secure
the same by trast.deed or mortgage.
(, TO amend and reenact section ~ OF chap-
ter Of the Code, OF 1873, in reference 10 tine
counting OF the vote by the Board OF state
Cany assers lii cases OF special election, as
amended by an net approved January 70,
1879.
To amend and reenact an act to authorize
| the construction, alteration, and repair OF
roads Id the counties OF Carroll and Gray
! soi,. approved Eel ruary ID, 1877, SIS amend
ca By an act approved March II, 1878.
tiq Imposing certain duties upon. county ana
corroration trcasurers and other collectors
f6f State revenue, and fixing the penalty ior
failurei TO perform them. $50, ,.yst,g
tafiJoif;t resolution requiring the Fish Com;
missioner to collect information IN regard
to theoys:er- and iish-culture.
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spEoas.L# NOTICES.
~. slLKs I.

we itaye selected ont oS orr sforx about seventy
pieces or STHIgED sSEd LAID Sill Ks. in piecfs
from fons 10 fllffy IDS and have marked the
pieces down very as 70 mate speedy saies.
eJenefhs NJ pr1epSAge marked on eEch piece.
We advise I'll In WARE To cali early as our low prices
win make this lot III Or fast. 81 &,
We also osis1rd 2 lafgH assortment OF BLACK aud
tftOh6RED SlEL III xfremely low prices, and re-
SIectfulIY ask hose who are In the habit Of se5iq
North for Sttgs TO give us Csf BEFORE making
their purcb Sses. We do not them TO buy or as
unless the can do well, ora little better, shan ~
purchas .lng ont Of the. cit.
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GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY MAY february 10, 1s79. I.


~ lieutenant. Governor WALKER presiding
EGaDhe CHAIR laid before the Senate aeon
munication from tbeTSurerinte ndent OF the
Penitentiary id relation to the number and
age OF conyicts in tneIpeRiten tiary, &C. Lait
Eonlthe table and orderedeto be- printed on
motion OF Mr. PAUL. 20
fJtMr. SPrTLER presented a'bili torepeal an
act continuing the payment of interest end
dividends to the incorporated colleges and
other seminaries1 Of learning lin the State,
apprcVedtJnuary 1S. 1872. atReferred.l sa
n On motion of, Mr.: NASH Mr.. MURRAY was
granted one day's leave OF absence!f NiG.@
EMr9SPITLER presented a preamble and
resolutions in relation to hetDoundary-
between Virginia and West Virginia., Re
ferred.3ua. nj - s.Gst' H@i[rf = 80.
Mr.. HURT Of; Pittsylvania. presented a
bill in relation to atax-law. Referred
! Mr.. HURT Of Pittsylvania offered a bill
Ito amend and reenact section % of chapter
1875 Of the Code Of 1875 in relation to the
deposit of securities! by foreign Insurance
companies as q requisite fora license. Re
,ferred..g = @22%sj ssiM .-j@z9In23 ~
i;Jf.s,s1 u, I4aGaD PASSED. .g3ssaei4 h%u$ltia
~ Senate bill to prohibit Judges OF county
courts from being interested in faW.-irnS,
&C., in certain cases. --.-
Senate bill TO incorporate the West Point
and Hanover Junction Railroad Company.
d Sonata hiii tr amend, the net to .,incorpo-
rats ih ne Richm f,d and MecEienblrg Rail.
rnad Compai,y. I, 5.'> :; -;
Senate Blu to- declare portion Of Rock
Ffish Iiyef between 'Albemaple and Nelson
counties lawful fence. - :, 80
4 Senate bin to amend section ] OF Chapter
1o5 Of the Code, in relation to divorces
e.,-..A,s :. 800. . D.Dn.
S:,. .ae spseiaa ' o.uet
sse u:o eaIie!u anu, u Mn ace GU"
I;shs1;t;a a9S pvMeis'
liap.iaies, aaa co.npensaston ot disttiet OF
anu
proved Msfen ss as7S Tue 3 Dill ss' WIS rE as
s Sasssa onss g VI Gna
Il ,ass9 HOUSE OF DELEGATES. .; /,
f. The SPEAKER called the House to order at
IL ctocA. a 10 -, II
Il. H. PRESENTED AM. REFERRED. ,ts-y
BY Mr.. McMuILANs:, Bill to- provide COM
mutation for artificial leg. issued to- w. ID.
Bruce. ~ Xxi ,i:Ests nc sS :2J..:+t!sati
BY Mr.. LADY: Petition oil. MessFs. Gar
rob and Beard ;scilizens Of Lexington, a.,
praying for relief from erroneous taxation.
t BY Mr.! HARyTE = Bill to regulate the
charges for freight and passengers by tlie
railroads Of the State !, 81 3 ~
ttL,IcKEElsoN OF Russell: Bill to
amend flf e. and reenact article OF an ACT APP
proved March ~, 1919, in relation TO erlml.
nal jurisdiction OF the county, ceurt, !.
!. BY Mr.. "A. j. TAYLOR: Bill for the, relief
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MR. HaGsge ISIS B0aK.-- Last weekihauf
regular reaals of sllss Ss,nate proceedings il
fsgas inentipped thas Dir. SETTLE, oS Nelson,
|, said that fle t6ssrma tssn Iii Mf. HdgiiahS ss,s
4 sssDok en- sss Ssitsn almost Entirely
i SEsfn RrSiassGEi RnaEssss book and tommo.
apse MAuay's beoa, 81 IA aof ndiooirse the
atafs1sea ss Ho1cHKiss lsaa bat as
JAisht<ea pages or as Oils two
,Ins es,ssa hot non
assiaarssd DC seSact susIseda Bill
. III ei tsss NH BE-
1fne ID s a q. b sss
ars ping III aehses The accII.
M sbs s eEl MI ls E oss a I'll
~ q ~ Il 81,
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National ! Quarantine.

49, 81
We are not believer in national quaran-
time. That matter should be left to locali-
ties. The Federal Congress cannot under
stand the subject, aud Federal laws, will
not meet the case. They can only create
Offices that will be expensive and adhiinis-
tered with arrogance, and ineficiency: We
suspect that there are not a, few helping ito
frame bills will a. view 10 these Offices.
Some people do love sinecures, and there is
no pay Tor those who prefer to i've in the
public service rather than by their own
italeats and energies so grateful as that which
comes directly ont ni the Federal Treasury.
81 Besides, we do not think 1t exactly hui
tmane, and certainly not philosophical, for
congress to hope 70 annihilate a disease
which we baye no doubt Isl Indigenous to q
! large and valuable. part OF 20 country by
cutting aai4ft that and all Ats pos,i-
I fation ashaaing no clsins TO the charities and
30, the liberty OF the land they live in. ,s:s
Z The whole thing Is wrong, Congress
would be wise tand3 would act lastly and
ssclyiIly by shutting up Tie question and bid:
ding adieu. tosthe office hunters and isilneca-
Eistss Let them ass1 hunt for Pieces ~ some
other W&y.htys n tt.sEst tE,5 10 II .,tt$'t-aiX
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Funeral Notice. (,

The funeral of the late ORERT HkIh VIII
TUeDhY Mt $50 p MI TEe friends OF his fariy,
the members of the old volunteer Fire Department.
md his comrades OF. the Richmond. fGraYs ana
Twelfth Virginia Infantry are Invited 70 attend.
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I. @"SHLRTS! SHIRTSI SHIRFSi-We
continue 10 manufacture our celebrated DRESS
SHIRTS. We offer for 9cc. n Shirt made or Wan
su! "a Cotton AMI pure IRISH Linen b0sonS aud cuffs.
These shirts are completely finished, and have only
to belauBdfiea before wearfng AS we are Tue manu-
facures Of these shirtsSand having them mate IN
This city, we guarantee them superior to any IN this
market we also offer Il good shirt at so and Toe;
must be seento be fully apprectnted We also make
TO order shirts for boys and men. kJGHT-SHIkTS
ways on hand. ~. LEVY -BROuE EKS.
CARPETS cheaper than ever. lie Il 2
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09.CESr STORE.
ID K & E I Y Z D


r r E G ETY. D
'f. AT TIE
90.CENT STORE:
A very large assortment OF LADIES LNW-PRlctb
UNDERWEAR-C hcmise, SKIRTS, and Dt.'.
crs at so, rs, and 99c;
NIGHT-ROBES at 70 and 99c.;
FOLDING LAP-BOARDS at SOC.
4 full assortment OF PICTURE-FRNfEs from
25c. up-those at SOC. are very Cheap:
Complete assortment of WAKE
both single and Extra Plate; t!c EA'r. Pat"
fully wayrunt;
My entire stock OF MEMS and LADIES GLOVES
and GAUNTLETS marked down 70 ~ "Si
75c.;
All MERINO UNDERWEAR marked 25c. toc''-:'
A few NEW TOILET SETS At SOC;
SINGLE.SHOT PISTOLS for 99c.;
sEVEN-sRoT REvoLvERS for &I.9s;
New 10, Of VIOLINS and BOWS Il: 99c.;
CANE and WILLOW ROCKING and SUR'hHl
... CHAIRS; -.
-Four styIes TABLE-MATS at 99c.S
~ Catalogues mailed free to any address.
"a u+;nr.-..... ,sl... -a W. A. STEVENS.
a.fes Z, .rs ... suJ. s3#s.. Richmond w
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RY GOSPEL MEETINGS r AT THE
FIRST NGLIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH tseyenth
street between Grace and Broad3 EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK from 8 to o'clock! The pastor VIII
be assisted by the different ministers Of the city, AN
welcome. Seats free. =
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i GdY;4 CLOAkS, CLOAKS, GL0AKS.-
The extremely low prices al which we have been sell
Ing CLOAKS has been the ncans of reducing stock
toabout twenty. We Offer great Inducements so rs
to close out our entii stock. d 3 .sr8iH n.G0.
3 ). ,.,,.+,.T ,r,. LEVY ,BROTHERS. )
Great bar2afns in CTILDREN'S CLOAKS. ,fe II
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81 amend a The town pf
d &! sthg, ) lsgs HI ssaptsy;

% sss tntt .sii g-of iioTtiisa lteiiaf
s.sis .aiai vi &c .sIaila osdagolrs sytsY ii
ioasslssa .sssYs ssllg ,bso1 Tx ,fiaUa
ss'flq s5ai II; In 6Isdso bfls II
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me- ALL-WOOL GREEN REPS at $3.50

We ALL-WOOL GREEN REPS at $3.50
So worth ST. O per yard: i'' '.' '.-''s. - T..
FIGURED REPS. for !.ainhreluius and Furniture
Coverings at SO per yard worth So: .Iggs-r.1t s,
TABLE and PIANO COYERS;in great variety:
LINEN TABLE.CLOPHS in all sizes we oiIpr
t.J EatrI Large Double Satin ,Damnsk Table.Cloths
at twenty-five per cent. below New York prices
A large assortment Of TOWELS, DOILIES.I NAP
Z ..&KINS, TRAY-CLOTliS, and TOWELL1NGS-
s large stool, fine quality FRENCH WOVE COR
8 SETS 1t *1-some Of this lot have .Eeen sold ut
NOTING HAM LACE-CURTAINS ut *1.25, So.
50, "a, 50. SO, and $3.50 par-all worth thirS
iyDer cent mare %. 90. @7'"' ~ 2 '''.|-'
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN-LACEatle H,ls,1G g
30, 20. 80, SO, 10, as, so, and up TO Soc. per
ward; - .. ! .
CURTAIN s1UsL1Ns at leg, 90, rs, and soc. per
yard: = Il 4, tE I3g =
and FIXTURES at lower
prices than ever ut LEVY BROTH Frs.
Look Mt our CHEAP CARPETS. - :. Re IL
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MILITARY NOTICES.

iGRAYS, MISUNDERSTANDING at Il
VI The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad denot at q
8 O'Clock p. NJ promDtiy,ln CITIZENS DRESS, "
TO escort the remains OF IA cid member OF the il
company lRoBERT .gl}ETIII 10 The Broad-Streee
Methodist church. The old members are requested
10 a. Tend also.E '''sE LOUIS j. BOSSIEUA,
fc 11-1t,4s;..,- ~ -s-..r vi .,,srlE Captain.
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aa h IA YIIE;siIaIa 4 rs

ytasiaf .a9i3illIiae slai ifl:I, ,t,stisa
Iilo ssli ss9gss - sjit ltaasaasITa
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SHOES. &c
+ ooK AT TRls!.4 -

| 4 COX. At THIS! = - r.
a fhase placed % ny COULTER SHOES to x ''''
Egarttiess OF cost ~ ..,.y,i -. a, zoe; AS.
INFANTS TIES, al eoi9tSs' al yolors. a. SsS,::i
H SsAs aosd aass KSS3Jln + s;s
RI hI5SSe S hand s'''
s g s2 ss}s SsSsss sSasjuprEsQLE CALF ~
va aEs ;ss H,TERs: 81 worth raa: g. cJa' aps
me above are an frst-cls;s gs,oad s;seei, os
yeg Wish BY No go ". r. y. TAi''StT
sa gs s. astas{ f@i'', ii .,~ -
sapei falft taA hdUa2s ,at ',,ll,,sia ~ - -
'il''s ~ tlt3 i9Si@ W sosI I'D. III ss'fll,!
.arsi.s ,sIAitaVa II kiscs
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SPECIAL y,yr,1,g.
BARGE FtaBREsBsy,,v
I'm NEW YORK, on WORTH sYRyyr

.e In NEW =, = oah, Oh WORTH STREET.
80 sYcLE BROTHERS
NJ tsYgs ~ is sstStt5E gfrfl ~ frf-f,s .g04..
have become purchasers Of several tbons,,s
lars worth Of goods slightly damaged By u,,s.
All these goods viii Be sold .. great sacrifice
8eases pfQUEsat &c. per yard; :, -
8 bales LINEN CRASH at Sc. per yard.
4 bales YARD.WIDE UNBLEAcBED corrox
ave. g EE-3I. afyT2 + ,..s. ,-.y.
8 bales YARD-w1DE UNgLEACuED cror,
&c.; 'N,
s caees PRINTS at 4,zc.;
so pieces BED.TiCK a. 8. 10, l21 ~, 49,
THIS BED-TIcK is worth double the roora .sr'
ask for 1t.
Good NECK-RUsCHTEG at 64c.-not bv.
500 pair CHTLDREN'S HOSE a.5c.:
Lot FRENCH-WOvEN CoRsETs at2;r.
REMNANTS OBJ BLEACHED COTTON
equat to Wamsutta; ~
100 dozen RUSSIAN TOWELS at &. ter 5o.,..
BLACK ALPACA. l6ay- 20, and 25c.:
CHECKED MUsLINs at 1910. .or;h &c.
CAMBRfC EpG Es. a. bali price;
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN a, 5o,-
I 81; .J ..t,,5,,,..
1000 GENTLEStEN'S LAUXDRTED ,,,.,.
j., L-AUSpIRRIIED SHIFTS a. so, 10, anda.
100 dozen -GENTLEJIEN's HaNDKlp,n ,.n.
at So worth So per Ioz.n:
so dozen HANDKERCnIErS at s1;qr,.,
r. worth $3.50 Per dozen:
1000 dozen pairs HOSE at l2't Ter r,,r WIN.
25c.; ,.-..
BLACK and COLORED SILK and CASI!uPrg,.
great variety and at low prices;
800 pieces more Of those 1Oc. TRIMMINGS
For real genuine bargains you mus, Gala,
..., ... ..t,s- .... sIcLE BROTHERS,
fe 4-eod s-,. ,...-... .... 81 Broad s,s,r.
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aeY-RTCHARDSON,s LINENS, in all Nos.
~ Of our own importation, which enables as to sell
them ut 2J per cert. below regular prices;
TUCK ED. CAhlBRIC, SIiIErINtrglH yards wide.
le tucks and wide hem, At 8 sc. per yard worth
75c.; .EnOHl5l4f ~ =! 3>I%st .'@'.. 3.
LLAMA LACE POINTS. In all qualities, at about
LINEN CRUmB-CLOTus at SO worth "a, at s.
wH T4Tth 81 Ssscco11 oRFn s ME, Ann
"A full assortment of BLACK MEaINo aud CASH
n. II MERE SHAWLSat low prices at 4
;.---.st..i d, g. ... LEVY BROTHERS..
+ BLANKETS very cheap. .,.... fc IL
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More Aouse. 81 81 ss,biio {ofice.

More abuse 81 sls hblio Office
The ap ,osasn fs Of genatos gIaIsEsa ss.sss
70 the ossioa to Peru IS understood to oe
IHser nor iiis personal dyansass Sc
go q d hrsncsIal rnalady, md seeks 9 Dry eli.
dale And selecia, easu as the Glryest.. ssas
mat Ms. quite apprspEiate ths phrase o. q:
!. unitarian diplpnacy & z Which thea New "
York Times applses TO lbs Senator. Shais {
/ isASon ii wealthy niafs and ss'qulse abe
40 nay his way 10 Peru Cox the good ct bis
|heslth. But the NoSesauent, sheuldses sue
lexpense--saaa ses the taxspaye rs WIFE IT,.
| and so shs rich fnsasM 10 gratiied as plolsc
lexpense. Ftts' saia that Id yet another 70.
lsiancc the pebble cssics IS made 9 sanitary l
1 raleadiuna GoaLy. or the OHIO .S ,tfie
/ ,fo,s,FrR,aI Is snyakdea, and he finds climate
ID suit him ntbe Sandwich IssaEds. ~ 2 t
a uoyasrabuse Is rneditated. Mi. lBAT iss
TAYI;og is sent to Berlin and dies nrena.
snrefy. and nov, Cong ress is besieged
| With appeals 10. behalf of bis widows FOL
whesn "a gears pay to- a Minister is solicited
/ Tbe proposition is Objectionable. It's en'
sarsSng the sphere of gfatpTties- nl,takE'iIae
The Federal Govern nent MORE than eyer +; AZ
I elcctmosynary institution. Ars. TAYLOR has
3nocEsims inpon sthef Government ,1and there
i n 1o,reason why shes6ousd receive d ggattli
aty from It more than the widow OF any Other
.aan who dies in the public service. SGT The
4 example IN bercase, and where is IT to end
sWe are@ppcsedito making the! GoyeFumen
A d ssrsssarsun; or tefage fcrwidows Of pub
@aic officers. There is abuse eriohg i, of pub
Tic patronaqg e ssithout any new mode o.
/ / draining the Treasury tof the 2sevenuesex'
1isassed from the people and using itifors i'm.
.Iprnnerand censurab2e BIrpeses %. : ip ss
i r. - $780, ------sirJJ2 I'D
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GUAM o..
PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FAEMhE> %
VIRGINIA.

= ,>-.-- - - ...
TO THE PLANTERS AND FAEMhE> %
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, VA, January 2TlA. -,
We have this day resigned the aScucy i'r tyr -
OF the Pacific Guano Company's brands . .t.
Under the terms OF settlement between %" IT,. 49,.
Guano Company and ourselves, all Tho un'r''Es $.
siuess OF 1878, including collections. -" ',,,.E
managed by our successors, MeSSrS. JOHN - 49,
& Co., of Baltimore. whom We c"Hlu!enG !, -.
ieylng your relations with them VIII TIC 10" -
SAINT aud satisfactory. .....,.,.,,. , ,,l
WALKER. SAUNphHe
From the above card you will rietsc u 49, ~. r..-
Agency Of the Pacific Guano Conn anF VI ..,e ~
Quoted hereafter by The understand rom IL,
as well as Richmond sThe SPLENDID r'pu' ,r,..
Soluble Pacific GuaGo, earned By ~ Nu''''r if--
lenee and remarkable daplaLill1y l" tn' 80, m
GINA, especially cotton. corn, aii' I. "A r.
coItintte to be sustained. guArnE''% * . Isia2
ed In the wise management oi IN 70. .,,r,,cts
Company, which has practically un2'' 40 rJr..
1t It's commaad--yiZ., ample cApl'A' I.-, l.:.t'
extensive works, most approved HIN .r,'t 10 Il.
deposits OF phosphate, best sc!enu. hi.ii,, "a
of which add long experience III ''1 ,i I,l,,,
connection with the undersigned - se". 'ont.T L
dati1is back to 1s65. We Will kfcS I,.t,re6u:s,
6 nano on hand az Norfolk, Portsmouth, w.
aud Richmond. = y y,..-,I ,r,.n.,.
JOHN S. REESE & Co. Geh Genet svi,rHT1monL.
, 4. 90. an,ss i Nj Haituoft alG n''"'.'----
y
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i. The proprietorso III the skating. rink, at
worcester, Mass, have been sued s Il ioT re-
fu.ing 10 allow ceioredi peopegto skate.
Now let Mr. EpMrxps. cohcoct anew law.