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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19

DELEGATES, &c, ELECrED.-At a meet
ing OF st. Johns veslry held Tuesday eye-
ming, April l3. 1880, Mr.. J. w. Shields
was elected delegate to the Council; Mr.. r..
A. Saunders, alternate; MessrS. j. w.
Shields and ID. y. McMinn, wardens; j.
VI. Estes, treasurer; and II. F. w. South
ern, register.
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INTERNAL. COLLECTIONS. The
United States internal-revenue collections
for the past week were: Monday, SS, 42O SO !:
TuesdJy, Sj,13S 10; Wednesday. 1882 81 /;
THURSDAY. 81 1855 FRIDAY, s6. 357 81 /;
Saturday, 1852. 9S-total, $47 40 SO.
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The LAUREL. STREET CHURCH. The trus-
tees have approved the design for their new
edltce, prepared by Mr.. Albert l.. West,
architect, and bids viii be received in few
days ior tic work. Rev. Mr. Wright, the
pastor, is actively engaged in collecting the
necessary funds, and he expects to preach
in the basement before the next Confer
enop
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PIRATES OF PENZANCE. The sale OF seats
for the Pirates OF PenZance indicates that
there will be fine houses. We have already
published the argument OF the opera. The
company appears for the first time in this
city tonight.
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FIRE SUNDAY MORNING.-The alarm Of
fire sunday morning shortly after 3 O'Clock
was caused by the partial burning Of the
kitchen attached to No. II Locust Place,
occupied by Sue Mays. DAMAGE about
S7j-suppOsed to have been the work OF an
incendiary. The Fire Department was
promptly on the ground. The alarm was
turned in from Station 81.
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, warm.
and windy. At night II was cool and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: G A. H., 20;
A. NJ, IA; noon. 81; 8 Z. M. SO; GP.
H., 73; midnight. So.
Mean temperature, 70 1.G. .
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VESSEL ENTERED.-The British BARK Bea-
constield, Monroe master, entered AT the
CUSTOM house Saturday, in balils<. from
Baltimore, TO load grain for Europe. The
BeaconsieId is a large vessel OF 67l tons,
and draws when loaded twenty feet OF
water.
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TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS. &c.
uUTZLER BROTHERS,

Ill 525 BROAD STREET.
ALL-SILK CHENILLE and JET fKINGhS AZ
25c worth 45c.; ALL.SILK CHENILLE
FRINGEs at 50c.-cheapest In the united
states; our 75c., 81 and also FRINGESS S are are
AIL.siiK PRINCES at 45c. worth 65c: /:
coLORED ALL-sILK CHENILLE PRINCES
al 00c. worth $1.25; The largest and hand
city; VALENClENNES LACES at lOc., l5e..
zoe, and 2ec. per dozen, worth double; VAL-
ENCIENNEs LACks at 60c.. ~, W, spd VA
per dozen. which are Bargains; tOLOKED
LACE MITTs nc 35c. worth 60c:; ALL-siLk
Ice MITTs Mt soc. worth 7oc.: BLACh
MITTS tali siIkl at 2oc., CREAm-Sso s,,,
MITTs tor children and misses tall siihl nj
25c wsrth 81 rs. A call Il solicited.
The largest stock QUESTIONABLE MILLINERY
In the state, which we sell at The very loves
prices. "p N
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PUBLIC DEBATE.-The debate OF the Philo-
Logan and Mu Sigma Rho Literary Societies
OF Richmond College, which took place
Friday night, proved a very pleasant enter
tainment. Each OF the speakers acquitted
himself with credit. Mr.. Catlett's comic de.
claration and Mr.. Dicklnson's local hits
were especially appreciated by the au-
dienCp
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Brief Fe'ns.-After the musicale FRIDAY
right the visitors from Richmond wsre en-
tcFfained sf the Grsen. House by some of the
m tsnbers Oh the Besiboven Association,
'@here are no prisoners IN the city Jaia at
present.
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated "EMPTE" WHIsKEY. This Is full
proof doub'e-stamp Whitley made OF pure rye. II
Is rich ana mellow, and IL admirably suited for me.
dicinal and fmiy nsc Our price for this high grade
spirit /, only 1928 per gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
ll09 Main street.
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PERsONAI.-BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. w. w.
Corcolan. with his grandsons. of Washing
ton, ID. c., is in the city, and will be the
guest OF the Westmoreland Club for seye-
raj days.
Mr. B. Scott, Jr., OF Philadelphia, is at
the American.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RErAIL PRICES
rhc following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday:
MeatS.-Beei, 10 125@lG3c. per pound (;
mutton, 10 to 125c. per pound; spring
lambs, 15 to l63c. per pound; jamb-chops,
15c. per pound; veal, 10 to 12a@ l5c. per
pound; pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, 10c
per pound; smoked sausage, l0c. per pound; (;
bacon, 8 to 10Gl25c. per pound; mid
ding and shoulder, 0 tO Ice. pes pound !;
Clipped beef, zoe. per pound; beef-tongue,
15c. per pound; corn-beef, s to 10c. per
pound; liver, TO l0c. per pound; chit.
Iins, 10c. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
FOtciS and Butter, 6c.-Live chickens,
40 TO soc. apiece, or Soc. 10 81 per
pair, or 81 per dozen; spring chickens,
zoe. TO soc. apiece, or 40c. TO 81 per pair,
or "a to So per dozen; dressed chick
ems, l6ic. to zoe. per pound; live turkeys,
81 to 81 so apiece; dressed turkeys, 1Gdc. to
zoe. per pound; live ducks, 40c. to SOC.
apiece, or SOC. to 81 per par; live geese, soc.
apiece, or 81 per pair; squads, 15c. apiece,
or soc. per pair 1--we rabbits, SOC. apiece,
or soc. per par; eggs, l5c. per dozen;
fowls and poultry are very high. OleOmar-
gaiine, 2jc. per pound; butter for cooking,
25c., fair at 30c., choice at 3Jc. to 40c. per
pound. Sweetmilk, &c. per quart, or 2jc. per
gallon; buttermllk, &c. per quart, or l5c. per
gallon.
VcgetdbieS. potatoes, - TO zoe.
per haIf-pcck or 30 to 40c. per peck; Irish
potatoes, 12tc. per half-peck or 25c. per
peck; parsnips, 10c. per dozen; carrots,
1jc. per dozen; spring onions, DC. per
bunch; red onions, 10c. per quart or Coo.
per peck; rhubarb, 10 to l2ac. per bunch !;
radishes, three punches for 10c.; cabbage
sprouts, l25c. per bali-peck or 2jc. per
peck: lettuce. 20c. per dozen or three
heads for &C.. turnip-salad, l5c. per half
peck or soc. per peck; kale-saIad, l0c. per
half.peck or zoe. per peek; early York cab
baee, l0c. apiece or three heads for 2jc.-
they are very scarce; dried beans, sc. per
quart: white beans, DC. per quart black
eye peas, Sc. per quart; soup herbs. lc. per
bunch or 10c. per dozen punches horse
radsh, zoe. per pound; spinach, 1Oc.
per half.Dcck or zoe. per peck; asparagus,
90 to 2jc. per bunch.
FISh.-Perch, % to 40G50c. per bunch (;
rockts 10 to 124c. per pound; row shad.
soc. per pair; club, 10c. per pound, or small
ones 25c. per bunch f; herrings, l5c. per
bunch, or SOC. per dozen; sturgeon, l0c.
per pound; salmon trout, 10 to l5c. per
pOund: founders, 2jc. per bunch; crabs,
3Oc. per dozen; catfish. 1Oc. per bunch ;
alewives, 15c. per bunch; carve fish, 2Oc
per bunch; mullets, 15c. per bunch; hlck-
ory.shad, three for l0c.; market well sup
piled.
fFuitS.-Green apples, Sc. per quart or
25c. per hali-peck, or SOC. per peck; dried
apples, SC. per quart; dried peaches, 12s 10
15c. per pound; dried cherries, 20c. per
pound; oranges, 25 TO 3jc. per dozen;
lemons. 20 TO 2jc. per dozen; cocoanuts, D
TO 10c apiece.
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Mayors Court.-Acting. Mayor James NJ.
Pe1siue presided at the Mayors Court Sat.
urdiy and disposed Of only ore case--tbat
OF Lee Jones, charged with unhwfully ss.
sanlrfsG Henrietta Booker (coosedl He
was ioss1 ~ 50, and wa, required So pay the
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rHE NEW RAnROAD-RETuKS OF THE
OFFICERS FROM TRIP OVER THE LINE. =
Mr.. y. D. French, president: II. e.. Par.
sons. vice president; Maior r. II. Temple,
chief cngineer; Mr.. J. ID. Wilson, and
other officers OF the Richmond and Ale.
ghany Railroad Company, returned to ibe
city about neon Saturday in the comDans's
boat City NJ Richmond from a trip over
ibe line OF the proposed railroad. The
party, 1t VIII be remembered, left Rich
mond for Clifton Forge on Friday night
the 9th Instant taking the Chesapeake and
Ohio sleeper for Clifton Forge. At Char
lottcs,ille the train was detained six
hours by sn accident 10 "a freight train.
and did not reach CIiiloa Forge until
4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. They re-
mained Saturday nfgbt in the neigbbor-
hood OF Clifton Forge. being entertained
by citizens OF that locality. Afier break
fast Sunday they started Off down the line
Tor Buchanan, taking batteau near
Gooch's camp, in which they '.sbot the
talls" OF the river, arriving at Buchanan
after varied experiences about 3 O'Clock
Sunday night. The day was cold and disa-
greeabIe. One OF the boatmen and one OF
the gentlemen OF the psrty fell into the fire.
Dad their clothes burned, and an unpleasant
experience generally. But This little ep-
sode made the rest OF the trip all the more
eoioyable.
On Monday the 10Th instant tine party took
the compaDy's boat Richmond City, Captain
Williams, for Lynchburg. part Of the
day was spent at the Natural Bridge, where
the magnificent scenery was heartily en-
joyed. At Big Island they breakfasted, and
arrived at Lynchburg at 1890 p. N. We'd
Snar hpu tyisf to1 no ~ pn
inson's mansion, at Mount Atlas, in Camp.
bell county-a spot from which magnif-
cent view was had. 1t Is a beautiful place.
The weather was favorable and the sur
roundings highly interes ing. The old fam
lily burying-ground, place OF historic note.
Was visited, in which are The graves OF some
OF the descendants OF King POwhatan.
The eXcursionists left the Combined lock,
near Mount Atlas, about 10 A. NJ, and ar
rived at New Market at L. NJ, where they
spent the night. The next day Crhursday)
they continued their down trip, reaching
New Canton at 10 p. NJ. They left next
day at II o'clock, taking dinner at Colum.
bia, and reaching Belle Meade-probably
the most beautiful spot in the all-beautiful
Jdmes-Riyer Valley-aboUt sunset. Friday
night was spent at Maiden's Adventure
lock, and OF ) a. NJ. Saturday the party
started for Richmond, stopping at Colonel
Aliens (Tuckaboe) for short visit, and
reaching ibis city about noon.
The gentlemen expressed themselves as
highly delighted with their tour Of inspec-
ton; and now that the preliminaries are
over, the work OF constructing this great
railroad will do doubt be pushed forward
with the same yigOr, energy, and dCt'r-
which has heretofore character
lied the actions OF the capitalists and
worthy gentlemen OF the Richmond and
Allegnany Railroad Company.
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enship, Claude Farmer, John Fuks, Hugh
Iorrell. AloDza NuBnalIy. Uhustain Rs..
cans, Douglas SharD, Henry Buell., Ollie
Elder, Hammond Fischer. Morton Graves,
Irvine Nunnaliy, Terry To,ty.
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THEjART EXHIBITION "a No. 1907 Main s,re.:
opposite the post-otnce, wiz be open MOyDAr, te
the puthc. the sale beginnssg WEDNESDAY 4, a
O'Clock r. NJ. and continuing THURSDAY and rsrl
DAY az the same hour, Und,s the management, of
JNO u. IAuGnTON. Jr- Esn.. AycfIonaer.
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DRY GOODS.
Opening OF NEW SPRING GOODS
~ AT
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
30U BROAD STREET.

just received full and complete line Of the latsst
novelties In DRESS GOODS. embracing
ALL-WOOL BUNTING. LACE-sTRIPFD BFNT-
ING, HkRNANIs, MOMlE CLOTHS, CRAZE
CLOTHS, BROCADES ard STRIPES In ali the
newest shades sATINs, SILKS. PthIN
STRIPES, POLKA DOT, and BEOCADEs for
trimming (fUli line).
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK CASHMEREs,
TAAlSE and MONTE CLOTHS.
LADIES SACKINGS.
LANGUEbUC POINT D'ESPRiT aud TORCHON
LACES.
ParasOis. full llne al price, lower than ever; Ts
be.Liuens. Napkins, and Towels; Lace Nius, fuIi
line. IN all the new shades Lace Top, BsrD. 3nd
hid gloves: Ladies' and Genilemcn's Underwear;
Ca,simeres for boys and mems wear.
NH 30-3m
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,,ex,y,cENT AND ELABORATE AssoRT-
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

opFp SILKS and sATiNS, SATIN DF LY-
CV,n,x RROCADES, aud NOVELTY DRESS
vvs,Atss ia Oriental Effects ior ovcrdresses aud
v"v,nhirsfinn suits at attractive prices;
-, ..|K PfNlN SATIN At p0c.;
RACK GROs.GRAlN sILks a. Soc;
hrnHHSTI,> BLACK SILKS at e0c.;
SsrIx FINISH al &l.lS;
ssA..f 'fSesyy SATIN FlNISW NJ $3.50:
Nulisaesf oualiiv ut &2s60 worth iully "a n yard:
Ig Ingg nPfD SILKS at f5c. selling generally n, 81
a., ,.,tr,c,iyc stock Of SUMMER SILKS In Che
=" ~ snowflake. ard other new dc.igns;
Al .,sc,.s of UEAvY GRO>-GRAlN COLORED
~ Sins at al .x5 the value OF which Is sl.60.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUHDAY.-For tie South
Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States, north
west, veering to warmer southwest winds,
rising barometer, and clear weather.
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-----~--.-----~ -
Co d. & Il. MiTTELDORFER,
SALES IN NEW YORK.

BUNTISGSl BUNTINGs!
BUNTINGSin all shades, from sc. TO the finest
importcd;
LACE BUNTiNGs in all shades at 25,and s0c.;
BLACK CASHMERES--the largest sock In the
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS. In plain. figured, aud all the new
novelties. from l2xc. up;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at IKE, real
value 25s. per yard;
BLACK SILKS from 60c. to $3.50 per yard;
Our BLACK SILK at 81 per yard eau; be beat
CoLoRED SILKS, sATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
pAMASSE and BROCADE SILKS for trim
mings In all shades.
MATJINGs! MATTINGsi
$50 pieces MATTIYGs. from auction. IN M
widths-WHiTE. CHI CkFD, and FANCY at
the following prices, 1s, 30, %. 25. 80, and
S7sc.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen in
this city:
PARAsOLS-a full line Just opened; all the new
style. and very low In price:
DOMESTiCS-s full supply bought before The recent
advance, which we offer at small advance on
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, so, 60, 75c, and
HosiERY. GLOVES. BUTTONS, LACE
FlCnuRS. RiBB0NS, LACES in LANGUE-
UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children, and Gentle
men at last wears prices;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS ut 60c. worth 81
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety;
CASHMERE, CoTTUNknEs. KENTTCKY
LEANS, 6-4MiDDLEsEX FLANNEL,
sHETLAND SIiAwLS in al, grades
BLACK and C0LORED SILK PRINCES from
zoe per yard to S1.25.
All We ask is a call before You buv.
ID. Il f. MITTFLDORFER.
ap 3-S.MSW3m 527 Broad street.
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FINE FIsHTNG.-A party Of four gentle
men from Chesterfield caught on Tuesday,
18Th instant, out OF Lees pond. near
Sweet Hall, upwards Of two hundred very
fine club and silver perch.
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MI CLARETS AND OTHER
FRENCH WINES.

Owing TO the bad prosp ct for next years crop /
have secured an unusual large supply Of CLARET
at very small advance over last years quotations,
and shall for the present fill any orders al old prices
,,h1aym o. CRANZ.
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MEMORIAL. I..DAY.-Hollywood memorial.
day will be on the 10Th OF May. Citizens
are expected TO unite In the observance, and
place flowers on the grave OF every Con-
iederate soldier.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street. for BEST PICTURES.
Go and be taken at the LEE GALLERY.
PHOTOGRAPHS please an at LEE GALLERY.
Low PRICES. GOOD PICTURES. LEE GALLERY.
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*. d. DEAY. CoRSELIUs Ross, T. W. FITss
HUGH. Es-mErr SCOTT, and q. e. JONES compose
the Committee OF Arrangements on the celebration
OF the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenta
amendments.
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For ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GUM,
use MEADE & BAKER's CARBoLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents a hottie.
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LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR STOCK or
WHITE GOODS
give Us the most complete stock In the city.
LACEs of every style and price;
EDGINGs and iNsERrINGs In elcgan. Gcgl,r7;
LACE BED-sETs, LACE CUR~AIgs.
Also.
The most elegant stock Of
FRENcn NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
atLEvY BROTHERS.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES have patent lacings.
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AS \ FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for IN,
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE u BA
KER's CARBOLIC MoUru-WAsn. Fifty ceuts .
hottie
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DIsc0LORED TEETH rendered beautifully whit
by the use OF MEADE Il BAKERS SAPosIxE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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.7-GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AID SUMMER DRESS FABRICS.
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKER'i
CAHBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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EMINENT rIR.JJCALDwErI

FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing pr0pertie,
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTK-WAsE
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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EY- FIRST GRAND OPENING!
FIRST GRAND OPENING.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
AND DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK,

THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
OF
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BALTIMORE, Md, states:
IL have used Colden's LTEBIG's LIQUID TX.
TRACT OF BEEF largely 10 debility, Jebrite and
nerrOnS diseases. and have found 1t one OF IN
most reliable OF nutrient t0nics."
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POrTEEN.


|; D1CHMONa POTTERY: will now
AZ iaforn ihe good people OF Ms CITY and state
shat the RICHMOND POTTERY is still manu-.
featuring the BtST QUALITY sTONE.WARE-
!IGs, JARS, mILK.PANS. BUrTER.pANs.
BREAD- RISERS, WATER.JAhS,. sP TTOUNS
CHURN>. &C. And will here a.ssrf, wi hout fear
ot successful contradiction, iiint there Is NO
POISONOUS II BSTANCE tsFUi IN THE
GLAZING OF TII3RiCHNOND STONE. WARE.
bur am sorry that cannot say - much for some
OF the stone.wsre aat has been soid In this market
recently. do know HAT some OF the pciseries.
west make mixture of red lead and els yio glaze
The inside of their stone Jars. because that glaze
nelts at lower temperature OF he-t consequently
Their ware Ia not burned hard. anl will nolf
vinegar as well as the Richmond Wa,e. Aud eveiy
chemist Will iell y0n that this lead sAze Is more or
less poison-particulaYfV if you ire tine jars for
pickles or preserves. - 10 pot apple. batter.. Now
will advise every housek eper. or head OF family,
for safety to USE NOTHING BUT RICBMONO
STOSE-WARF for pickhs or preserves. aud the
same rs 10 milk pans cinurDs, for II is We known
thai his lead-glaze itcts The milk and butter to-
sors', extent. I'll, refore ase none but Richmond
Wa,e aud encourage home manufacto-v.
DAVID raRR,.
ap 1892 the oldest Pouer ~ Virginia.
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We shall be nleased to see all our friends and
toners AZ our GRAND OPENING, where all viii
receive The most polite attention.
THALHlMER BROTHERS.
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~ THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
OF THE DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS for sale
at TdALHIMER BROTH ERS'.
ap lO-S,MSW 60l Broad street.
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LICENSE TAX.
OFFICE op CITY CoLLRcToB,l
RICHMOND, VA. April iZ, 1850. !
| ICENSE TAX.

II Y ) Z I a x.
ihl. once will be open daily from o o'clock a. NJ.
W1o9sloeE i. 81 from The i5TH 10 The 30Tu OF
"hiL Tor the purpose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAX
,,on all LAWYER. Doctors, Dentists. Commiss ON
sasteuanis. Merchaudse Brokers. Stock ana Ex-
s. brokrrs, Wholesale and Retail Liquor-DeaI-
~, ~, no,t'' Restaurants, Saloons, Boarding. aud
ssS I've. Ihtares snn Halls, Telegraph, Express
Sn., N,sI -, COmDahies Mercantile insurance, Steam.
In. i.'; nea fslste. fmployiDeni. Ticket ana Sew
and o~s,a,, osu, Agents, Bitter Manufacturers, junk
An }ts tass''De4eft, and PbotOgrabhers.
NAV ss = e. iena'hpg unpaid on the lsT DAY OF
NOR ~. aue yi no. s. lban ONE DOLLAR and no
Ter vii b. Imposed ao' eaxu WnnSnH asS .psTeai'
ap l3iMyIi ~ H' "oVDnIon, CoI,cc,or
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DIR. JOHN r. METCALF,
Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine Co legc o
Physicians and Surgeons, New York.
Extract from letter OF February 2, lssO.I
:" | have used The Buffalo IIthia Water for some
years IN cases Of gouiy trouble both with pailenis
andID nv own case. and certainly regard II as u
very valuable remedy"
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We win also open an entirely new line of novel
ties In PARASOLS and SUN-UMBKELLASa at ex-
ira low prices. Don't fail 10 look al our stock.
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30 anzcu LADIES sll.K-CLoCkED BALBRiG-
On So,en MISSES and CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE
Al sOc. nstr
20 p.eces WHITE LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
Is rseccs FRENCH CAMBRIC ss-inch wide at
o5 dSI,n LADIES TwO-BuTToN COLoRED
MD GLOVES at soc. a pair:
40 nj. res IkN6UEDOC LACE at reduced prices;
Ss DOM TXTRA.LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
WoVF CORsETS at 45c. generally sold at 75c.; {;
Also bargains IN various fne-Quality CORSE1S.
fhp III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19

Our LACE.GOODS DEPARTMENT is hand
somer than ever, comprising all styles in LANGUE-
DUC. BRETON, FRENCH, SPANISN, and ITAL-
IAN LACES, SILK, LACE. and MUSLIN FICHUS.
SCARFS. COLLARS. VtST.FRONTS, and nu-
u erOus other goods, which YOU will see distributed
aud shown the lines and windows in our estab-
ns shment, al very low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19

VII open ON MONDAY. April 1qIh--
"a picccs WO,Hs.fil.LiNG HUNTING nj 12.e.
worth 2Oc. yard;
.IIWOoL LUPiN'S BLACK TAFFETA at
v,SSxTl, CAMfi., ,s-H IiI GAUZE 32.inch Wide
s5c.. soh generally 81 81 yard;
o, n,scss BLACK hLI-WOOi. CASHMERE at
:" zoe ward here ofore Sid at zoe.
49,: ykSCY RROCADE sIik MIXTURES
Al qOc flsi reduced from 81 l.2S.
MACK SATIN reduced from 81 TO 'oc., from
Nl5 10 9Oc. -
N nicrss ALI.-WOOL PARIS SUITINGS In gen
dsrae and coschman drsb shades al Doc. yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19
DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OYFIcE,l
Nv klchMoAD. April 12. 1854.
D1LiN ENT REAL-ESTATE
TAXES OF 1874.

iAAE> OF 1879.
ptss,sSs Ssusece OF an ordinance Of the city, have
IAYsS ,na .ha posted LIST OF DELINQUENT
he iSs,vN, ktAi. EsTATE for 1872, subject 10
snet q s,a,'n Oh all coscerned. Farlhur in pursn-
pagsf q anee, notice Il given in all The daily
SeihQaeo,~ ~ city that ali such REAL ESTATE so
DDAYa n. IN be sold at auction on the FIRST
We isxss ,,a Term ef The Husfinxs Court, unless
ph. if1alty thereon have been previously
9nt o. nor ~ ,squired by ordinance 10 publish In
ulah tH asy bs daily papers OF the ciiy, not less
estate - oS,s he,ious 70 ,ucs sale, list of real
"sL ''aeni Tor the taxes Of The previous
,Aai such sassaaTsly +. Herewith notice IS hereby given
p<l*f On "h oe phol'shed IN the state news
No.. ssr1,p!a.Y sssSrf1S,paY ,yur 2oru APRIL. and
11phDAY. nsy"1d Ihk lsT DAY0f MAY; and on
,atiy term ~ ~ .3D II being the 1rsf day ~ The
s loar. q - ae hasiings Ccari. shall. between
isn IL front n ssa o'c.oek r, N. proceed TO
a. ~ st tasn,h streets the REAL ESTATE
~ l5-iMss Ief eent. for charge.
Ar. WV0DHON, Collector,