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, 1880-06-29
rHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1885,
wot condition OF tho ErnntlA II wns i1nlN,RsIhlp
for tie gasne botwcun Troy and ClucEnuau to 10


grain, tho srort nt tho Jockey Clib truck ycstcr-
tlny WIS tlrNt.class 1t, every respect, cuch raco
being fought FROM stnrt to finish, and III eauh
cneo thero Ia no ,1ulht that tho hest horse wo,.
Thu triumph Of nancrott In tho Grand 1snIlroad
Btnkes, and that of I3cnttttio In tho nl,1e- and
atl"o'Ehth 'lnsh. nd,cd two t110ro to tho already
long ltat af Victories achtovcd by Atr. Milton
fo,ing's Stable Mt this tneutng, while by cunning
to tho frunt III tho milo hont rncc Ursflln only
confirmed tho go>si opinion tuld OF her By those
who snw tho gntnn tnaiiner In which bho rntt
1'or,t to hoatt in 1:+Tt several tiays ngo. L. II.
ti"scry won tho scllft'E purse III he liked, hny
Ing Improved Rrcntsy IN his previous form.
THE fitlsT HACE
on tho card WAS soltng purse OF 800 for all
hKos, tho distance bony ono milo and II hnif. It
wns quito betting race. mostly IN nccollr1t Of
tho fold botnE large ono, there being no grcnt
amount Of nunltty In 1t. Tho inrge following
that Mr. Swlgorts s.ablo nlways hns among tho
way tO win, lnafe Aputhocnry n slight fnyorlt In
Mose r. tho p.s's, Siti.t.!l4h Hp!tlo +. WIS also
ID: iet!o % r.. t,s: soeisorp, ] p sS ei. s 1t
ahnut j o.clock tho eleven shutters wers s takcn On
Journey with very iIttIe ,lolav iacE iiaycry @ md
nnottecarSy a at ~, U.'c, 5ned @ Int tho loa ND
Hsf rt arf a@s s t 81 as5sr liz ret q an @ to
ISasth plaeo. Nj Geinx Just nhsaa o''h q him. H.
1uGoS wa AAu ~ ttlu 4l40k IRHF N1
thoy rnsstsl The stant the halanco Of tho lot br-
saasf s'!i{ IT, Va rsssss sss u
aaan: ,1 howeyer. snd u s9e nex. S,,arter isly ;
sses = b se,'aiea " ,s,si @ tar @ se"x IS tast ths
n! + %fiss sI " IT, VA Y Ssss ss &C. &C.
onss sen5 ot ths iy Xeo su Breo ',sssa bss tsa
length bohind her, tho rest beaten oif.
cnc.co rocyrx the sgmn11.Y: ,''aaa,: r, -.
Juno H. isso.-seIt!ng pnrsy. si6o, % Tor ali i nKcs;
S t. i sssGn s9ny aP 1qes 9 s9tss e m Is so
allowed I'VE pt,uiitls; for $lOOO, tura bounds for
SIf0, twelve pounds: for 600, fifteen pounds:
TOR *an, twenty. one pounds. Winner to be sold
aaSf beseo ny ths Ss5
i,sRa at1a eh1 "Hcs G2rss Ono @ mlle G sl .
Hughes b. +. Hottio f., ( yrs., by Wnr Da.ice,
'Iatq Nesnl,, q lgs. Smith.
J.. atrtnEticlds cf T.. leo f!rsicc. yra., by
Jaules Davis ch. t. ilnha. yrs.. by Pit MGf:
D Sxaorts IT, G. i; Apothesary yrs. MsFa by Xns
r. ssttssoas + T. E s. yrs., b.
E straet EetfsSs s' Fs,s + of & bse yr bX tonE
Ennuirpr dun Enlty, Id; ibs.. =. fIiuttn,ycr n
L. Whitney's Oh. =: Macetlonteus, { yrs, by
N: we1oh's i. I. Moiso iinrt, ! yrs., by nonnio
sse,lHnd. 4am 1eneola, % lba: ::.%;.. 1srown.
Nunnio Butler, 1!s, Small. 1
j., ,,., = gns ,, os.sa , 'si n4.s!'osn .; STAKES.
oiK G"pr o1 Via En snen1 i ta E ka he na
~ hanKcnn wIunor Of tl1o as!tc llot9l stakcs. III
iriuRMs ii ID. who H"vnt1' wcot for sh eIu m
, 1880-06-29

PROBATE COURT,
Otto @. Outs Nas appointed guardian tor Julius,
Maj. and EtnmA AsEdswlch, chtldsen ut tho lato
Curl u4tdpwtca.
, 1880-06-29

UNITED STATES COURTS,
James !. 1cllott began sult yeatortay for Sl.00
nXnlnst u, Randall nt1d ii. IL Haudalt,
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An Standardization Movement.

The sugar-refners in this city have re-
ceiyed a large number OF responses to their
circular asking the cooperation OF SrOcerS
and wholesale dealers in sugar to secure
suitable legislation to protect the public
against the adulteratiOn OF sugar with glu-
cose, The responses cover nearly every
large centre OF trade in the Eastern and
Middle States, extending as far south as
Virginia, and embracing Boston, Portland,
Paterson, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wheel
ing. Richmond, and other large cities.
From these responses it appears that the
State OF Maine Is the only State in which
a specific statute prohibiting the sale
Of aduterated sugar exists. The fine
contingent on conviction is a heavy one,
and the mode Of procedure very simple and
efficient. In other States, so far as heard
from, there is no law under which parties
selling glucose for sugar can be proceeded
against. The general tenor OF the letters
may be summed up as advising the passage
OF a uniform law in each State so as to pro-
tect consumers not alone against adulte-
rated sugar. but against doctored coffee, tea,
breadstutls, and all other articles used Tor
food. In view Of the uaanimiiy OF opinion
expressed in these answers, the sugar-re-
timers propose to take the initiative IN an
movement, and to press
for such legislation as will render 1t mis-
demeanor punishable by fine or impriSon-
ment. or both, to offer for sale food-products
that are adulterated, except SIS adulterated
and for what they actually are.-NeW York
Times.
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"Pleasant Henry" writes from Sharon,
Pennsylvania: Are you fond OF making
travelling acquaintances I" Henry, we are
for about five minutes. That is as long as
you want TO know any man on the train.
There is time for everything, and the time
for conversation is not between stations. III
YOU love us, don't climb into our lap hen
YOU see us on the train and talk 10 us as fast as
The train goes. We love travelling compan-
ions, at the end OF the trip and before the
train starts; we hate them between stations,
unless they are content to be quiet and look
out of the windows. We dent like to talk
on the cars, and what's more, we won't. IL
Is a mean imposition on any mans good
nature to insist on his taking part In seven
ty.hye miles OF meaningless cackie, under the
CHASTITY pretence OF .'k1lling time" ana ma
king 1t pleasant" for him. II is not pleas
ant, Henry, to be compelled 10 strain your
ears when you listen and strain your voice
when you shrek your replies, with roaring,
rafting, laundering train playing clam
orous accompaniment to your conversation.
We have a few travelling companions tnat
we love. The fat passenger, ana the tal',
thin passenger, the cross passenger. the
passenger with the sandy soalee, ana tue
man on the wood-box. And IL you VIII
talk to us quietly as they do you are wei,
come to half OF our seat every Trip. Anu
don't you forget 1T, Henry. Hanieeye.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW STEAMER SCHUYLER.
The new steamer j. b. Schuyler, OF the
Merchants Line, which will ply between
Richmond, Norfolk. and Baltimore, arrived
at Richmond Yesterday from Baltimore, and
will make her first trip from this city this
morning at o'clock. She brought yester-
day thlriy-two passengers from Baltimore
and eleven from Norfolk. besides fair car
go OF freight.
The steamer J. 3. Schuyler is 2 thoroughly
Well-Duit vessel OF COO tons burihen, lJ0
feet long, 30 feet in width, and feet deep,
with 80 staie-rooms. 80 berths, and accom-
modations for 800 firSt.class and $40 deck
passengers. The main cabin is elegantly
fitted up, the numerous chairs being not
only handsome in appearance bu; comforta-
BILE 10 sit uDon-a consideration not always
kept in view.
An excellent feature is the private cabin,
or saloon, for ladies, which has arranged on
boti, sitips CumrUrIIUic Urrtho for those Who
NAV not care 10 use a state-room. Inc
berths for gentlemen on the lower deck are
arranged in a similar manner. The state
rooms are furnished with view both 10
comfort and elegance. In those when
have two hunks, the lower bunk is double
and the upper single. Should occasion
arise, every siate-rOom car be arranged
to accommodate three persons. Quite
a number OF state-rOoms are arranged
so that the partition between can be opened
and folded back like Venetian shutter,
thus throwing two state-rooms into one.
The arrangements for light and ventilation
are very thorough. Unlike all the other bay
steamers. the dining-room is in the forward
part of the vessel, away from the heat OF the
boiler.
The bridal chambers are nicely fitted up
and tastefulIy arranged. The carpeting Is
OF excellent quality, and the vessel through
out is altogether neat and comfortable.
She left Norfolk Yesterday morning at -
O'Clock, and arrived in Richmond about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, stopping at the
regular landings on the James river. The
average speed OF the Schuyler is about
eighteen miles an hour.
The entire crew numbers thirty-twO. The
following are the officers: G. D. Hancock,
captain T. +. Baldwin, purser; John Ill.
Fury, freight clerk; George Austin, chief
engineer; NJ. Maboney, mate; Josiah
Powers, first pilot; and John Jones, Sec
ond pilot.
Captain Hancock is sole proprietor OF this
line, and is also an experienced officer, and
has been engaged in this kind OF service
since 1S40
Mr.. II. Il. Baldwin, the accommodating
and polite purser, is noted for bis attentive
ness TO passengers, and is also an excellent
officer.
The fare on this line to Baltimore is 900,
and to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe 81.
Messrs. Curtis d Parker, who are well
known TO the businessmen OF Richmond.
are the agents in this city for the Merchants
inc
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s,,,proNs OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

.,.., ,se risht side. under the edge OF The ribs
-. q. nressnre; sometimes the pain Is In the
-. the pA,ieut is rarely able to lie on the lef'
.ome,imes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
md Il frequently extends to the top OF the
-, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
-. ,hs arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
,.o.,,,e and sickness: the bowels IN general are
-. sona.nos alternative with lax the head Is
...n,,ss with pain. accompanied with dull heavy
..,,oo IN the back para There IS generally
..,ssey,hle loss Of memory, accompanied win
..,,ssl sensa;iou of having iefs undone something
.,,,s opshi TO have been done. A sngnr, dry consh
,...,.,ir,es IN attendant. The patient complains
,o.r,ness and debility; he IS easily startled, his
-, .-s cold or burning, and be complains Of q
-.,,,v sensation Of the skin: his spirits are low
=. .,.ho,,gh he is ssiished that exercise would be
,.u,s,,., 10 him. yet be can scarcely summon M
,,ns enough 10 Try II. Ia fact. he dstr'sts every
..,,.,,. severa! Of the above symptoms attend the
&c I'M, cases have occurred where few OF
,.sm existed vet examination Of the body after
A.,,sb,s shown the LIVER TO have been extensive
" deIaIged.
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Ds. WILgoR's Cop-LIvER OIL AND LINE -
Inyalids need no longer dread TO take that freat sue
cisc for Consumption, Asthma, ard tArea'en'nE
Coughs-COd.Liy Oh and Lime AS prep1.eu ~ ~
Dr. Wilhor u Is robbed Of The hausea'ins :,
also elnoodies preparation oi tue InospsS' ~,
lying nature the very article required to aio
,,a hs,nue qualities OF the oil, AND 10 fe-srea's
u,e asea.e has destroyed. This article also Iofm'
"ncs. HE ionic, and will cause weak and deoh..
, ieiaA ,,srson. 10 become strong and roons' ~
ns ken, IN every family for instant usson .Ss
snoss rs IGNORANCE Of Coughs or Irritation o' m'
ais Manufactured only bS A. D. WiLoo"
cS.m,.,. -~.nrI Boston. Sold by all druggists
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WATER DEPARTMENT--THE MACHINERY
ALL REPAIRED AND AT WORK-END oP'THE
UNNECESSARY WATER ScARE-OFFIcIAL
VISIT OF TIE COMMITTEE on WATER. On
yesterday evening at "a O'Clock Mr.. Charles
T.. Davis (cbairman), and Messrs. Smith.
Scott, Saunders, Hargrove, and Hayes, Of
the Committee on Water, met at the Coun-
ell chamber and proceeded 10 the Water.
Works, accompanied by Superintendent
james l.. Davis aud the City Engineer.
The first place visited was the pump-house,
where the turbinewhcel and pumps were
inspected, the accident 10 which latter has
occasioned very unnecessary alarm about a
water famine. The emplo,es, who have
been constantly ct work for twelve
days, were found Iatoring TO complete
the repairs. In answer to our inquiry
as to how long before the Job would
be completed, MIR. Ike Tomlinson stated in
ten minutes, and at 5 O'Clock Mr.. Tomlinson
announced that the repairs were done and
the rushing OF the waters was heard and the
immense turbine-wbeel began moving and
the pumps were now forcing the water into
the new reservoir. The capacity of these
pumps is between three and four millions
OF gallons OF water per day-ihe capacity
OF all the pumps being about eight millions.
The committee were much gratitied at the
result. There has not been the slightest
danger OF any wata famine in this city at
any time, and even though the wheel had
not been repaired for weeks there would
have been no danger. The old reservoir has
been full all the time, and the supply from 1t
would have been ample in any emergency.
The old reservoir was next visited by The
committee, who found Mr.. Lysander Rose.
the faithful and active superintendent, at
his post. For its size, this is one Of the
prettiest spots in America. After spending
some time at this place, and viewing with
much satisfaction the large supply OF water
in the reservoir, the committee left for the
new reservoir-not, however, until they
took some preliminary steps looking to-
wards the Improvement OF the house OF the
superintendent.
The next place visited was the new reser-
voir. Here the water was seen flowing in,
and it had gained one inch from the time
the turbinc-wheel commenced working.
The committee ordered numerous improve
ments to he made at this place -amoug
them some that will tend very much TO
beautify the grounds, now under the man.
agement OF Mr.. Charles Baker. -
This ended very interesting and highly
satisfactory trip. The Committee on Water
have had much to contend with in the
management OF their department; but
have always met every difficulty With
commendabe promptness, and have proven
themselves TO be officials equal to every
emergency.
The Committee will meet with the FL
nance committee this evening at 3 O'Clock
at the City Hall 10 consider the question Of
new pump-W0rks.
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BRTEr ITENs-PERsoxAL.--The Board OF
directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce
meets this evening ut 6 O'Clock.
An old colored man named Thomas Jones
was seized with fit yesterday afternoon
between ] and O'Clock on the corner OF
Eleventh. and Broad streets. The ambu.
lance was sent for, but the man recovered
before II arrived.
Mrs. }. II. Choate, Mrs. Frances c. Bar
low, and Master r. S. Cboate, OF New York
CITY, registered at the State Library yester-
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HYMENEAL.-At 81 O'Clock last Tuesday
evening there was large and brilliant as
sembIage al st. Patrick's church 10 witness
the marriage OF Miss Mollie Stuart to Mr..
John L. Enright. Father Carts ofiicisted.
Mr.. John Conaty acted as bridesman; Miss
Ellie Welsh as bridesmaid. After the nup-
tial ceremonies a grand reception and enter
tainment were given ot Washers Hall.
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THE HOLMES AFFAIR.-An adjourned
hnrch.meeiing OF the congregation OF the
First CoIored Baptist church was held
Tuesday night. The church was filed TO
it's utmost capacity. - Buford acted as
chairman. A long discussion ensued, and
the meeting was not altogether al orderly
and quiet one. Finally Mr.. Holmes was
suspended as pastor pending the investlga-
ton OF certain alleged irregularities.
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A Card,

1t gives me pleasure to state that II the
evidence adduced in the Hastings Court on
behalf OF Messrs. Ferneyhough and Collins
had been before me in the lower court |
would not have convicted them, but, on the
contrary, would have promptly acquitted
them. publish this card in order that JUS
tice may be done to all parties.
JOHN j. CRUTCHFIELD,
Acting Police Justice.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Mayors Court. AT the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning John Harlow alias Jack
Rats (white), and Elizabeth Carr, an old
colored woman about seventy years OF age,
were before the Court charged with mlsde-
meanor. Both were from Chesterfield, and
were fined $50 each. An appeal was taken
to the Hastings Court, and the prisoners
bailed for their appearance at the next term
OF the court.
Justice James NJ. Perdue presided at the
Mayors Court yesterday.
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HUsTIYGs COURT. N. b. Lockwood was
tried yesterday on the charge of exposing
his person, and acquitted.
Walter Ferneybough and Charles Collins,
who were yesterday sentenced by Justice
Crntchfeld to receive twenty lashes for
stealing $40 from negro woman, were also
tried and acquitted.
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insierc1la.

FREDERICKSBURG, April 8, 1880.
Dear Dispatch : The papers mention that
you are to have the operetta OF Cinderella
in Richmond for four nights this month.
As the railroads will probably reduce their
fares for the occasion, it would be q treat
for schools along the line Of our road ii it
could be given on Saturday afternoon.
Cannot this be done? PEDAGOGUE.
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JAS. MACpOUGALL, 10h A. NJ for Thomas X
Price & Co., their stock of dry goods.
JAS. MACDOUGALT, 10 A. NJ, at No. $40 Leigh
street, household furniture, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.. p. H., trustees sale of an
undivided one-fOurib interest In those beautiful
fields adjoining the city of Richmond on tn
west between the Richmond College and the
Fair Grounds. and between Broad street the
Scufh town road, Grove road, Main street. &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. 81 j. NJ, trustees
sale of house and lot ON the east side o. Twenty
fourth street between NJ and n.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 81 z. NJ. business-sand,
Baker street and PreDils's alley.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co. Az p. NJ, trucking
farm or i've acres two miles north of the city.
RICHARDSON & CO, , r. NJ, framed dwelling
aud lot Duval street between Clarke and
Price streets.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

pn. C. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
,erT AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
r-,spe,ive Of the most happy results. No better
,.harc can be used preparatory TO or after taking
,p,u,ne. We would advise sll who afflicted with
.his Disease 20 give them FAIR TRIAL.
ToraB bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
.,.;lye, they are unequalled.
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Case Continued-In the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning the case OF William Rob-
inson tcolored) was called aud continued
until today. Robinson is charged with
stealing one lot Of cooper's tools from w.
Il. Ream>. Of this city, and was arrested in
Richmond on Monday. He was taken be-
fore the Richmond Police Court and turned
over to the Manchester authorities, and was
brought to this city from Richmond by Spe-
clal-Cons'able Charles l.. Page.
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Entered at the Post.ofice at Richmond. Va, q
second-claSs matterI
WEATHER REPORT.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and windy. and at night quite cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. so
Q 4. NJ, 81; noon. 81; p. NJ, 81; 6 p.
NJ. 20; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 90.
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Visitors to the "Piratey Of Penzance" !"
should wear Kidd gloves.-Neao Orleans
Picayune.
David Livingstone was one OF the chief
OF the Nile.ists. The principal things he
used to shoot were the ialls.
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CHAMPAGNE.

Mr.. CRANE has received snotherlot Of bs famous
PREMIERE sERBE CHAMPAGNE aud also lew
wine-tbe GRAND WIN IMPERIAL both Of
which w'nes he recommends as superior to any IN
The country. Although prices for all kinds OF wines
have advanced In Europe, Mr.. CRANE Is still selling
al old rates.
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The Coming Electi0n.-Interest in the
coming municipal election, which takes
place May 9th, continues to increase as
eieciion-day approaches. No new candi-
dates have appeared in the field lately.
Thosa aspiring for office made the fact
known some time since. II will be decided
ealIy in Nay whether primary election or
nominating convention Will be held.
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Delegates to be appointed. The delegate
to the StauDton Presidential Convention
from Chesterfield county will be appointed
on the 10Th instant, and from Manchester on
the 18th. Each place is allowed one dele
sate. The Republicans Of the different
wards in this city will no doubt send co.
lored representative to the Staunton Con-
yenti0n, who probably will 90 instructed.
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OLD DOMINION RYE WHIsKBr eight years okl.
3 d Select" and "Montress Rye yvhlslSey, .sEm-
pirer and " "Ingeside" Bourbon Wbtskey; = Pita-
nj" ~" Santa Cara" and all gxaacs of Cigars
TIennessy and Martel Brandy, DUFF Gordon and
other sherries at moderate prlces,by
w. ID BLAIR Co,
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-An alarm OF fire was
turned on yesterday morning from Box II,
caused by the burning Of few shingles on
the roof house on Byrd street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. Loss small.
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BADLY INJUREp.-Richard Nelson was In
jured yesterday by pile Of lumber falling
on him while at work. One arm was broken
and he was badly bruised. The accident
happened near Rockets, and the injured
man was taken to his home, In the vicinity.
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March 26, 1880.
To the Common Council:
The City Collector has. in conformity VIII
an ordinance concerning the COLLECTION OF
taxes, sections II and %, returned 10 this
office as follows:
1.t. A list OF delinquent personal taxes
due from persons in the following waTGs
for 1S79-viz. Marshall Ward, q, ,4i5 ~
Jefferson, S2,350.33; Madison, s2.O39'7o
Monroe, S1.87S.46; Clay, Sl,942OG; ana
Jackson, SI,767.90. Total, Sll, ,423.SO.
Cd. A list OF delinquent license-taxes due
for the year 1879. amounting to s3,lZi.29.
Sd. A list OF property improperly assess
ec, not found, &c, for 1879, amounting 10
S2543l.
The annexed Joint resolution is submit
ted for the purpose OF carrying out the pro-
visions OF section % OF said ordinance,
being in accordance with the past custom
OF your body concerning delinquent per-
sonal taxes.
Respectfully submitted.
J. w. RoYsTER, Auditor.
Resoiped Uhe Board OF Aldermen con-
curring), That the Auditor be, and Is here
by. directed TO credit the City Collector
with sl1, ,42380-thea amount OF delinquent
personal taxes OF 1879; and with 80, l21. 20.
the amount Of delinquent license taxes OF
1879, as per his return TO the Auditor
under section 22 OF an ordinance concern
ing the collection OF taxes; and that the
bills therefor be retained by the Collector,
who shall be entitled 10 q commission OF 8
per cent. on all such delinquent bills col.
lecied by him on and after the 1st day OF
February, 1880.
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Brief HemS.-Very little business has
been done in our market this year, and at
present only one stall Is occupied.
Al the musicale tomorrow night several
persons from Richmond will assist in the
entertainment.
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~. ELLYsoN CO.. advertising agents, insert 40.
vertsements in all OF the newspapers OF the Unto
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dh
patch courting-room viii receive prompt gttep
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

y
The genuine are never sugar-cOated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
iupresslon DE-. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
fhe genuine Mcl iEE'j LIvIR Pills beer the
signatures OF c. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
P,,.sbureh Pa the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANR, spelled differently but same
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