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DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, April 12. ] ses. 8
nELINQUE ENT REAL-ESTATE
IL TAXES or 1879.

In puisusnce or an ordinance Of the city, have
EenaIed and posted q LIST OF DtLlNQutNI
TAXES On REAL ESTATE for 1879, suoleet 10
The insDecli0n of all concerned. Furthur Ia pursu-
snce OF orduaBce, notice Is given IN all ibe daily
lsiFr Of tie city that all such REAL ESTATE SO
oelhqnfni viii lie sold al auction on the flhsf
DAY 0f the May term of the iustinss Court unless
ihe taxes and penalty thereon have been previously
/ am further required by ordinance 10 publish In
one more Of the daily papers OF the city, not less
thsn ten days previous 20 such sale, a list or rf
t.ale 90 delinquent for The taxes Of The previous
Year.
=, 10 conformity herewith notice Is hereby given
lha. such iisl WIN be pnolished In The state news-
paper on
TUESDAY THE 20TH APRIL. and
SATURDAY THE 1SI DAY OF MAY: ana on
nOaDAf. MAY Sd. II being The first DAY 81 ihe
ma nsy ifim of ihe uustings Court. shall between
n .ns aoaFs 0 lz NJ. and vfcioek l.. M. proceed 70
,s IN ironf cf the City Han, on Broad street be-
e,s, ainu and Tenth streets, the X EAL ESfAi y
'N.4,3 ~ ibiee per cent. for charges.
ap pis-th,S A. X. wOODSON. Collector.
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CONSERVATIVE CLuB ORGANIZED IN JACK
soN WARD.--The Conservatives of Jackson
Ward met last night and organized cruz 4g
The following arc the officers: George W
Graves, president; Jane: % Harris, Ii'..,sTs wee
William Kepler, treasurer. The Cub START
ont with membership OF fifty.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT B. LYME, 8 r. NJ. omKfx,iones's sa,e
OF framed dwelling, No. 6I9, east line Of Pick
eft or New street. col ner 0f Pleasant street.
r. B. LYME, 5s r. NJ. nice detached brick house
On short between New and Tweeiy second
streets.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., 5 =. N, mt No. slI
east Broad street, new books. &c.
W. GODDIN. Az +. NJ, ommissioncr's sale OF land
Ia Henrico county one and LA 4 misss east OF
Richmond. on the NiDeMiIe road.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0$ A. NJ. at No. s Seven
teeoth street, sock of Old and valuable liquors.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y A. NJ. groceries, tin
ware, showcases, sea 'es. &c.
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THE FRosr AND THE FRuIT.-One OF our
reporters inspected the trees in an orcharo
near the city Sunday afternoon and iouno
that there was a sufficient quantity hying
and bealthy.lookipg for good crop. dnr'
is true Of pears, apples, and peaches. on
limb Of a peach-tree eighteen inches oss
there were twenty-one peaches soaha anu
In oood condition.
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! HEyRrco NEws.-Thc Henrico Count,
Court was I'm session short while yester
day, and adjourned over until to-day, Al
which time ii Is expected TO adjourn for The
term. There are no more criminal cases tt
7 be tried, and the civil docket Is also ex.
1 hausted.
The court viii meet today to sign The
orders OF this term. Nothing OF special In.
terest will be done.
A petition signed by number Of citizens
was presented 10 Judge Waddill yesterday.
1t asks for road to be made from Hermit.
age road near Mordecai's to Solomon's
store, at the head OF Brook turnpike. II
the road is made travel over the Brook
turnpike will be comparatively small, as the
new road will run parallel with the Brook
/ turnpike.
Several nights since thieves entered the
dwelling-bouse OF John Mccormick, on the
Darbytown road about four miles from the
city, and carried off quantity Of meat.
They effected an entrance by climbing up
to the second story Of the building and get.
ting through one OF the windows.
| Work has not yet been commenced on
the new bridge over the creek near Blakey's
mill. The bridge over the Four-Mie creek,
in Henrico, has been rebuilt, and wagons
can cross over il now.
The supervisors will not meet again un-
til next month.
The delegates from Henrico to the Re-
publican Convention left last night foi
Staunfon.
Judge Waddill, Of the County Court, ap
pointed the following as judges OF election
{ for IIenrico:
1uckahoe District.-Short Pump: P. s
Lelke, r. Smith, Charles Cottrell.
Ridge Church Il. L. Jones, +. Moss, A
Michaels.
Old ToIl-House: George 4. Anderson
J. G. Beattie, John NJ. Lyneman.
Brookiand District. -Jones's Store: d
NJ. Haynes, Peter Burke, Adam Quay.
Bruins: Thomas Johnston, +. Black
burn, Daniel l.. Gardner
Hungary John S. Quarles, John G
Blackburn. Joseph Solomon.
Fairfield District Smithers's James N
Carter, james c. Schermerhorn, William
Singleton.
Fairfield Tavern: j. c. Redwood, u. l.
Davis, r. f. Harris.
Bakers: c. A. Mayo, Myer Angle, Johr
Woodworth.
Chaddick's: r. J. Carter, w. T. Chad
dick. James Lyme.
Varind UiStrict.-Carter's Jacob 5. At
lee, Jr., Eugene Gum, George X. Gilmer
Four-MiIe: Daniel b. Gardner, j. w
Ammans, Lewis Harris.
Whitlock's: r. II. Nelson, l.. L. Gate
wood, K. Atkins.
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THE SnooTING-CAsE CONTINUED.-ln the
Police Court yesterday morning the case oi
Colonel John X. Popbam, charged WITH un.
lawfully and feloniousy attempting to shool
and kill MIR. r. G.. Agee, was called, and
at the request OF the counsel for the accused
was continued until the 2Sth instant.
Colonel Popham was baiIed in the sum ol
81 600. with $. B. Witt, Esq, as surety.
Mr.. Agee was at court, but did not tes'
tify.
Quite a number OF friends OF the accused
were present, expecting to hear the eXaml
nation.
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SKULL FRAcrURED.- Yesterday afternoon
ahout 4 O'Clock the city ambulance was
called to attend a colored man named sam
mel Owen. who was injured while working
at the Tredegar Works. A twenty-five
nound weight fell upon bis head, fracturing
the skull and badly iniuriug bis shoulders
He was taken to his home, No. 52l LeigI
street. DIR. ChalkIey, Of the almshouse, at
tended bin.
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their congregations TO receive cast-ofF
clothing for the naked and suffering
Irish. Many OF the ladies are working
zealousIv, and already one minister {Rev.
II. NJ. Jackson, of Grace church) has an.
nouDced box az ready. Others win sooB
follow. The ladies Of 81. Peters Cathedral
announce thas their committee is 10 the
basement Of that church every afferueon
between the hosys Of 4 and 6 to receive
contributions. "God-speed the good woSk,
and God bless the ladies engaged In It."
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THE SrAUNToN CONVENTIONAL number
Of The delegates to the Stannton Republican
Convention from various parts OF the STATE
arrived in this city yesterday and LETT ioi
Staunton last night. Others will leave 10, .,
day. Among those who went up last nign' I,
were several prominent custom-house ON
ciaIs 1t is understood that the Nationa
and the Resdjuster Republicans VIII Doll
hold conventions. II so, lively time may
he expected. The Convention meets 10
v,nrrow
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Tbe following is a summary OF the super
rtendents, report for the month OF Marcn

Broad-Street school reported twenty'iou'
conversions. r,,,or.
Station Methodist church the secono oun'
dav IN Nav
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IF3r the Dispateh.J
N.H al and We Clad Me-

=, "a only necessary to call to mind the
.hove words and we will feel sure OF our re-
gard for all ve can do IN this regard ioI
the naked and hungry, the wretched ana
eomfortless in Ireland Those VINO 10,
MO bt will lis. down wcll-fed and weli-ciad
in Injurious coucbes can hardly re-
aIize the anguish Of the man wne sees
his "one live lamb" the wiie OF
his bosors. worn out with hunger anc'
sorrow. ay her weary head on Una
hare earben floor, the few rags tna
cover her wasted form not enough 10 Keep
tho keen air from biting to her heart. Ihs
u,o,her who sees her well-cared-for ana
net,ed babes clad in finest linen ana ace
can hardly believe that hundreds OF 0aner
mothers, whose darliDgs are equally gear W
them. see those little frames, In whicD tnelr
verv souls are bound up. wasting away
daily. and that they are only aDie ~
answer their piteous appeals fes oreau
NV the heavy sigh from bursllng
heart And when, sitter long anu
weary waiting, help Is sent from ar
,ho noor rags have been worn out, anu 'ns
~, u,,,s steleton forms cannot appear 10 TAX,
the the bread offered them Oh, woiulua, lii =
seems foolish to say more. Any wosiaa Sa,, NJ,
heart TO feel for her own sisters ana nero", ~,
ah,ldren will surely pity those unloriuna'' y
, n,,a enn, unon whom the hand OF Goa =
Peorv PeopS AZ nresent Mention has oeen ~,
) oi ,he fact that the pastors OF .no va va
: ous churches In the Guy ,n"mS,srs
requested TO appoint sow' 'A''
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THE RIVER LINES. telegram from Nor
so,k received here yesterday evening,
sssted that the " steamers Ariel and Schuyler
left Richmond at Q o'clock side by SIDE.
Thev both made an equal number OF land
iugs-eigh,een-and the Ariel arrived at
Norfolk at $40 p. M.-twenty minutes
ahead.v
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Dp.w,r1c REApIN0s.- the request oi
many persons Professor William masUn a,Uo
| Evans win return 10 the Guy sna W.
another choice reading next monusJ
night, April 26th,4
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fEs LACE5 OF EVERY DESCRlP-
TON in great variety at orurn.,
ap Is LEVY BhoihEhs'
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oo,oprD SILKS and sATINs, SATIN DE- i.Y.
NVscS. BRoCADts, aud NoNhLIn ph .h -,
vvs,NSsS IN Oriental fleets Tor oyerdresses ana
nvSh,pafion sui at attractive prices;
=. ..~E pFklN SATIN ~ 9Oc.;
BsesSSK CROS-GRAlN SILKS At ooc.'
BLASsHq Ssqss BLACK SILKS al e0c.;
"..rrix fiNISH at $l.1S;
Ssrv heavy SATIN slsish sc ho a. H;SlU' l,y ward.
J Jns snPFD SILKS at 75c. selling generally AZ 81
yard; - ., et.>Nfrp sfr KS I'm Che
No az Snowflake. Al q other new dc tgns;
- ss.,cx of HEAVY GROS-GRAtN COLoRED
" S,IksMslZ5 the value OF which Is sl.6o.
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PBYsIOGNOMY.-P A. Z. Willis,
of Chicago, will deliver lecture tonight
al 8 o'clock, at the Richmond Female lnstl-
tute, on the art Of reading character by the
fopp
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ty- PARASOLS OF EVERY STYLE
and price 10 seleei from at ,,,,o,
apis LEVY BhOIHEkS.
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DICHMUND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

PROFESSOR A. f. WILLIS, OF CHICAGO,
| AUTHOR AND LECTURER ON PHYsIO6OMY,
viii deliver his highly Interesting Lecture on the
ART OF REDUCING CHARACTER EY THE
FACE 10 the young ladies' of the above Institute,
their friends and as many of he pablio as wish to
attend, TONIGHT at 8 0clock. TO be Illustrated
with q large number OF pictures,
A small admission of 10 cents will be charged to-
| defray expenses. az z0Ilt*
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DTCHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
The beautiful opera Of .,.. .a,a
II..s CINDERELLA
will be presented at The Richmond Theatre for the
BENEFIT OF TIE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, I'll ESDAY, w WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAT NIGHTS,
APRIL 28, ~, 2e, and 80, at 8 O'Clock.
General admis ion. 81. No extra charge for
served seats. Family circle, SO cents galleries, 25
cents. Box sheet will be open for the sale OF re-
served seats at {. +. Johnston's on WEDNESDAY,.
April 2lst, at O'Clock. No list will be kept. Spe-
clal excursion rates, including admission 10 the
Opera. on The Chesapeake and Ohio. Richmond aud
Danvie, Fredericksburg. ard Petersburg railroads.
See local papers and handDills.
ap 100000 ,22. .23. .24,25, 0,27 2a,29&30
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vn omen on MONDAY. April l9ih-- -.
so pieces wOOl.-tiLIiN" hoNiiS" a' A@'sc'
o..sr ~oI.9 np f,Ss GiSlnS at reduced prices;
Vi"Tt' III WOOL LUPiN'S BLACK TAffETA al
~ -,ic worth soc. yard; -,
rpTxT'iI CAMFL'S-H AIR GAUZE 32'inch vide
Z" - ssc, sold generally ~ Al yard
o, S,ecss BLACK ALl-WooL SAehsihhE at
20 tor a vsrd here ofore sold a. zoe. -.
,;"ces FANCY BRoCADE SILK MIXTURES
~ ooc intst reduced from Sl:2o: -.
Nj kCK SATIN reduced from VI 10 'Sc.' Hoin
n ,i.,es Ali WOOL PARIS sufTINGs in gem
~ ssrn,e ana coschman drao shades at 5oe.a yard.
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tT BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS and lNStRTINGS at
an Ib LEVY BROTHERS..
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild. with brisk, high winds. In the after
noon and evening there was wind, rain,
and thunderstorm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ. 60 (;
o A. NJ, 6S; noon. So; T.. M. SO; p.
81. 10; midnight. 6S.
Mean temperature, II 56.
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fY- YARD.wIDE, SOFT-FIN1S Ii
CAMBRIC on.y l0c. yard az r,.,.,,,,,s.
ap Is LEVY BhoIhEho.
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M. ELLYsoS CO.. advertising ssenrs, insert a.
vertisements in a Of the newspapers OF the Unisse
saes at publishers rates, Orders left ct TIE ~.
patch countinx-room win receive premps attso
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EMINENT DIS. ST.. XSDL g. NIDxLxr,
ST. LopIs,wRsTE:
CoIdens LrRBys.s LI4vSD EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have prtscriber wi,h excellent success In
jiphtheria, malarisl, typhoid feysys. dehiliiy<kc
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NJ PLAIN AND LACE BUNTINGS
al cOlnrs az ,.- .,,,,,.-,,,.,,o,
2p l5 ILHf bEO'ii1hS.
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TT SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at ator,,rns,
ap is LEVY DhOibbho.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, souihest winds, veering to cooler
southwest, and possibly northwest, rising
barometer, partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer
south and east winds, stationary or lower
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80 dore1 IAnIss = sllss-s''oSns" S,lL DA'
On SAN .;s Mss sMissss $ aud c;ifLDREN'ss SILK HOSE
40 ,sseSs msvs' wHIf'e LINEN LAWN at l5c. The
" yy.lpe Of witch Is S0c -; -,
:, rieees FRENCH CAABRIC ss-inch Wide at
ok aoTs, LADIES' Two-BUTT0N C0LoREO
- KID GLOVES at soc. na.r;
an n,ces iASGUEDOC LACE 81 reduced nrices;
Sy tsN IN tXTRA. LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
80 NONE CORskTS at 45c. generally sold at &C. ;
,iso bargains IN various hne-qushty COKStis.
49, fap Ill
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~ GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF FANS. just look al ours.
apl5 LEVY BROTHERS.
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HoasFoRD's ACID PmsPBATE is especially
seryi fable In dyspepsia AZ I'd all diseases following
therCl.Om.
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P.W WHfTLocK l445 Nain sireet. manufactrer
OF eighteen different brands OF fDe Cigars. Send
for priee-list. rf
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Common Council.
TELEPHoNg WIRES AND LAND CONDENSATION
THE NEW PUNp.woRKs RESOLUTIONS AGREED

TELEPHONE WIRES AND LAND CONFEDERATION
THE NEW PUNP.w0RKs RESOLUTIONS AGREED
To-oiHER BUSINESS.
A special meeting OF the Common Coun-
Gil was held yesterday fternoon-President
Manson In the chair. Present at rolI.call !:
Messrs. Adams, Christian, Creushaw, Cur.
tis, Davis of Madison, Davis OF Marshall,
Edwards, Elicit, EIlyson, Gentry. GoddIn,
Gum, Hargrove. Hayes, Higgins, Pember-
ton, Pierce, Phillips, Pollock, Rankin,
Skinker, Straus, Taylor, and Wood.
TELEPHONE WIRES, &c.
Mr.. Curtis, under a suspension OF the
rules, presented ajoint resolution from the
Committee on Streets giving authority TO
the Bell-Telephone Company to erect their
poles and wires along certain streets and
alleys. Agreed to.
The same committee also presented reso-
luton appropriatiug 81 $40 from the con-
tingent fund for the condemnation OF certain
property on Maiden lane, &c. Agreed to.
THE NEW PUMP.woRKs.
The Council next took up the resolutions
from the Board Of Aldermen in reference
10 the new pump-works.
The City Engineer was sent for and the
plans brought into the Council chamber and
examined during recess Of ten minutes.
The resolutions were then road and agreed
to, as follows:
ReSolred (tbe Common Council concur
ring), That the plans and specifications for
the building OF new pumps and pump-house
recommended by Toe City Engfneer, and
approved by the CoBmittee on Water on
the 8ist OF March, 1880, be, and the same
are hereby, adopted, and that said commit
tee be authorized and empowered to adver-
! tise for proposals hereunder, and to report
their action, together with all information
deemed pertinent to the subject, to this
body.
RESOLVED Uhe Common Council concur
ring), That the City Attorney be, and he is
hereby, authorized and directed to procure
as speedily as possible, by condemnation or
otherwise, the necessary title and rights to
such property as may be needed for the con-
summation OF the works under the afore-
said plan.
The resolutions were agreed TO by the
following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Adams, Christian, Crenshaw.
Curtis, Davis OF Madison, Davis OF Marshall, Ed
wards. Elicit, Eliyson, Gentry, Goddin, Cum,
uargrove, Hayes: Higgins. Penn oerton. Pierce,
Phillips, POoct, Rankin, Skinker Siraus, Taylor
and Msnson-24.
| NOEs.-N, ne.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
Mr.. T. Wiley Davis presented aresolution
to print the annual message OF the Mayor
and accompanying reports aud documents.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Edwards presented a resolution re-
questiug The City Engineer to make estimates
for The establishment OF public baths in the
Sta'e-armory lot, Gillie's creek, &c, and TO
make such recommendations as he may
think best. Referred TO Committee on
Streets.
Mr. Elicit, from the Committee on Streets
and Health. reported an ordinance in refer
ence to cuverts; which was referred to the
Committee on Ordinances.
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rT~ ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, Pc.
KiNS. BROCADEs, and fANCONNE SATIN at
an Is LEVY BROTHERS..
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LICENSE TAX.

OFFICE or CITY C0LLRcToB,l
RICHMOND, VA. April ", leSO.
ICENSE L AK.
This ofsce will be open daily from O'Clock A. NJ:
10 q o'clocs p NJ from the 18TH TO the 3OTH OF
APRIL for the purpose OF receiving the
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A USEM ENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TO-NIGHT-IO. NIGHT.

DOYLY CARTE's OPERA COMPANY,
in the new opera. which has ache, ed success be-
yond all precedent at the Fifth. Avenue Theatre,
New YORK.
THE PIRATES OF PFNZANCE: OR. THE
SLAVE OF DUTY.
By W. s. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, author and
composer of = Pinsfore."
The scenery Is new, and painted by the same
artists who painted the scenes for the first produc-
tOn in New York,
wall.
ACT II.-"A Ruined Chapel" on General stanleyy
Estate.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES. FULL ORCHES-
IRA! CHORUS OF FORTY VOICESt
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sy- CAssIMEREs FOR BOYS AND
MlN'S WEAR at very low prices.
apis Lhft bhOlhEhS.
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~ LADIES' UNDERWEAR every
psiee and quality at ,>,r,,,,,e,
ap15 LEW bhOlhbhe'
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LICENSE TAX

from all LAWYERS. Doctors, Dentists, Commiss on
Merchants. Merchandise Brokers' Stock and Ex-
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail Liqnor-Dea-
efs, Hotels, Restaurants. Saloons, Boarding. ana
Eaung-Iiouses, Auclioncers. Lumber heasurers,
and Coal Companies, Mercantile Insurance, sieam-
boat. Real Estate. Employ ment, Ticket and Sew
Ing. Machine Agents, Bitter Manufacturers, JUNK
aud OYSTER Dealers, ana Photographers. -
All bills remaining unpaid on the lsT DAY OF
NAY fine Of not less Than ONE DOLLAR and no
NOR than FIVE DOLLARS for each day thercaf-
ter will be imposed. A. X. WOODSON,
Ap l3-iMyU Collector.
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~ THE BEST wAMsUTTA-COT-
TON DOLLAR PRESS SHIRT maoe by
aD15 LEyY BROTHERS.
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sfy- GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND
SIMMER MERlNO UNDERWEAR for gentle
men and laaes. ..,,,
apis LEVY BhoiHEh~'
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NJ WE SHOW THE LARGEST AND
HAyDSONiEsT ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
I,wNs LEVY BROTHERS.
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THURSDAY
LAST TINE OF THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
Reserved seats at Theatre and Johnston's. Admis-
siOn, soc. and q. Secured seats. tl25. sp 2Q-lte
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fcg- LATTICE AND i q L X T. ID
LAWNS I'm immense variety at
apis LEVY phoI hEho.
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AGEAxD PICNIC smcae tor The hossaxys. POI
sale everywhess. Only SC.
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For real GOOD loG CIGAR sske wnsTLocx,s
MoDlr. Is has no equal.
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WANTED. 5000 ocLAREr-sorrlrs at
CHRisTrAN & WHITES.
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fon ecoo. RELIABLE ssoxs ny The PFC.
Nro CIGAR. " r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

n vnll wien for steady employment I,x M once to
MARSHA CO. Lock Box IS, West W a'eay ,as A., Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
Notice of Assignment

-o-,-,,..s OOACo u ASSI&ume0C.
NoIlCE is hereby given that WILLIAM n urv,
fh,s A.. VI augusta. in the County of Kennebec. has
r.y, 1sslgnsd 10 the undersigned all his real an
estate except what is BY law exemnt fn
shall bsca ios the benefit of all his creditors who
fhreo parties to the assignment And fhss
arc ca Tor creditors to become parties thercto
SAMUEL TITCOMB.
Augusta, Feb. 10, 1880 ilft .SSoa1b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
THE
EQUITABLE
LIFE
Assurance Society,
NEW YORK,
Has an Accumulated Capita:
Exceeding
$22,ooo,ooo !!
Invested in Real F. tate and Mortgages in New York
City, in New 1Ork ana lnlleu states Douus anu
steadily increasing under Yearly Revenue OF more
than
So 100000.
The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully Sc
ected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field of operations, an al
dional and exceptional safety to: he Policy holders
The assurances made only on the Mutual Premi.
Principal. The Surplus are returned annually TO
the Insurcd3
Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
only. Policies issued payable at the death of the
Insured, also payable at the end of certain number
of years. Policies are also issued on the
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits for de-
mite periods, which first introduced by this Socie
ty and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
ness Forty-Four per cent. has bee earnes and
accumulated the premiums paid on its Tontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its 1ontine Endow-
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cietv represent exclusively the ntertst of the Policy
holders in presenting the Society TO notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
because Of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
and in the administration of the Society per-
feet security is given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
Transactions as the Equitable; none is more promI 1
nd just in its dealings.