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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

The PIRATES Attic TEEATPE.--We see
70 reason to modify the opinion expressed
yesterday that the company now ut the The
atre is the best comic opera company we
have ever had the pleasure Of seeing in
Richmond; and we venture the further
statement that the "Pirates OF PenZance,"
while it will "hardly ever" become as
popular as "Pinafore," it Is bv long odds
It's superior in every respect. The music is
light and sparkling; the s.age-settlng is
fresh and pretty, and the costumng
equally as aitraetive-in word, tho
opera is charming. There are many
attractive scenes and fine effects, several
rich concerted choruses, and a number OF
pretty solos and duos, which combined
renderedthe performance exceedingly en-
| joyable. The accompanments, too, are rich
aud pretty, and the sentimental part OF the
opera highly attractive 10 the young folks.
The Pirates will be repeated tonight,
and reserved seas may be had at Johnston's
| and at the Theatre b0X-office.
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POLICE CoURT.-rhe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday by Acting Pelice-Jus.
tice j. j. Crutcbftd:
William Morton (colored), charged with
unlawiully creating disturbance at a
political meeting "a Navy Hill; Catherine
Wingfeld (coloreD. for trespassing upon
the premises OF BIen Jones (colored). and
Buck Mayo, charled with unlawfuliy as
sauting Henry Warning, were discharged.
Mary Jane Washington, for threatening
10 cut Rachel Coleman with q razor, was
fined g.
Harriet Williams (colored). for assauting
and beating chlidof Sarah johnson. Dis
missed.
p. McGovern, br unIawfully striking
Lindsey Flemmngwith an axe-handle, was
fined $3.50.
w. Ii. Quarles colored), for creating a
disturbance on th corner OF Sixth and
Duval streets. Dismissed.
Henry N. Higgins, for unlawfully as
sauting and abusing Josephine Williams.
Continued until To, 22d.
Elizabeth TurnG and Adelaide Brown
(colored), for abusing and threatening vo-
lence to Henrietta Higgins. Continued
until the 22d.
William Lee (plored), for unlawiully
stealing and earring away one book aud
about $50 in wagol-tickets, the property OF
L. j. Carter. was bund guilty, and was or
dered to receive ten lashes.
Lizzie Armsteat aud Lizzie Davis (both
colored), charged with creating a disturb
ance in the public street, were fined II
each,
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FIRES IN Ngw KENT.-On saturday last
the saw-mill Of Mr.. Philip Riley, IN New
Ken: county near Talleysville, was de-
stroyed by fire. All OF the machinery 10
the building was greatly damaged Dy the
fire. There was no insurance on the pro-
perty. ,,. balancing n =,
Mr.. Gardner, in New Keni near oumm. a9an
station, was also destroyed Dy fre, Wnicli
originated from sparks from a passing Ioco,
motive. Mr.. Gardner's kitchen ana several
ont. houses were burned. A mule 10 Tue
stable at the time was burned so Dadly tilnt
,,sa a,,;maI had 70 be killed. No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

BRIEF IrEMs-P The bafks
sor,dderen, Meabor, Prindesse Gyda, and
Gird-t,tal tonnage. 1868 tons-sre dis
charciy. o II $50 sacks Of factory Tiled SALT
Imported from Liverpooi ny Messrs'
Davenport Il Morris.
Attention Ia called TO tne adverlIseneu'
OF reduced rates 10 Norfolk ana way,lanu'
inys on James river by the steamer ARIEL
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A AuUSEMENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

TONIGHT
LAST PERFORMANCES BUT ONE OF
D'OYLY CARTE'S OPERA COMPANY,
n the new opera, which has achieved success be-
yond all precedent at the Ffh-AveDue Theatre,
New York.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE; OR, THE
SLAVE OF DkTY.
By w. s. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, author and
composer OF I" Pinsfore.r
The scenery Is new, and painted bv the same
artists who painted the scenes for the srst produc
,lou IN New York,
ACT Ia Rocky Seashoi e " Oh the coast Of Corn
wall.
ia Ruined Chapel on General stanley .
Estate.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES! FULL O1CIIES-
TRAi CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES!
Reserved seats at Theatre and JohnstonS. Admis-
sion, 5Uc aud 81. SecuTed seats, 8l2). ap 2l-ltS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

THE GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL ARcANUM.-
The Grand Council OF the Royal Arcanum
of Virginia was organized in this city yes
terday morning by upreme-Regent Julian
NJ. Swayne, of Boston.
The following officers were elected: Past
Grand Regent, j. II. Morriss, Petersburg
Grand Regent, j. j. Wright, Richmond
Yice.Grand Regent, Judge Watts, Ports
mouth; Grand Orator, N. X. White, Rich
mond Grand Secretary, j. b. Beck. Lynch
burg: Grand Treasurer, A. B. Butts, Fred
ericksburg; Grand Chaplain. l.. X. Relns,
Richmond; Grand Guide. w. NJ. Griffin,
Fredericksburg; Grand Warden, Z. ID: Nc
Indoe, Richmond; Grand Sentinel, W. s.
Smith, Richmond.
Grand Representative to the Supreme
Council, J. J. Wright, Richmond; after
nate. A. Myers, Norfolk; Grand Trustees
r. Wiley Branch, Petersburg; A. Myers,
Norfolk; and f. A. Hattop, Portsmouth
The grand officers were installed, routine
business transacted. and the Grand Counci
adjourned to meet IN Richmond the ihiro
Tuesday in April, 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

suPRRNr CoURT or APPEALS. TUESDAY.
Frank & Adler rs. LiI,nneId and ais. Ar.
gued by Captain John s. Wise for appel.
lant and Edward Y. CnnoD, ESQ.,, for 10.
pellees, and submitted.
The Court announced yesterday that the
areument-docket would not be called fur
tber at this term. Tbeonly causes which
VIII be heard are the manddmus and hd.
bedS-corpUs cases.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF

MRS. WTNsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one of the best femae ply sicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never-faiiing safety and sue
cess by millions OF mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF one eek old TO the adult. II cor
reefs acidty OF the stomach, relieves wind colo
regulates the bowels, and gives rest. health, and com
fort to mother and child Te believe II the hest and
est remedy In the world In all cases Of DYSEN.
Terry and DIARRtlqsA IN CHILDREN, whether
it arises from teetbing from any other cause. Full
directions for using win accompany eIch bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS 4
PERKINS l. on the OUTSIDE wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cents bottle.
de l7-e0dlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

COL0RED TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-Dis-
trict Deputy Grand Worthy Patriach OF the
Grant Division Junior Sons OF Temperance
w. 7. l.. Barley has installed the following
officers OF Goodwin Division, No. 45
Major w. Williams, worthy patriarch ;
Harriet Jackson, worthy associate; ID. a.
Smith, recording scribe; Margaret Samp-
son, assistant recording scribe; Susan s.
Tyler, financial scribe; w. I. l.. Barley,
treasurer; III. Redwood, chaplain +. A.
PoindeXter, conductor; Dolly Vaughn, as
sisiant conductor; Arthur Poindexter, in.
side sentinel; Thomas Harris, outside sen.
tinel.
Mount Calvary Division, No. 65, follow.
ing: A. j. Harris worthy patriarch; Isa.
bella James, worthy associate; II. Ii. Sayles,
recording scribe; Victoria Starks, assistant
recording scribe; NJ. A. Robinson, finan-
cial scribe; z. E. Steward. treasurer; NJ
Il. Grammar, chaplain; Martha Wilkins,
conductor; Maria Smith, assistant con-
ductor; f. Miuor, inside sentinel; Alfred
Massey, outside sentinel; Isabella BraXton.
past worthy patriarch; Virginia Porter, Sr.,
past worthy patriarch; James Petus, locl
deputy.
This order is making rapid progress in
membership. There are twenty divisions al
work in this city aud Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

SPCtfAN N0TFCFN.
az ID. & T.. MITTELDoRFER,
527 BROAD STREET..
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THELARGEsT AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW AND
DESIRABLE GOODS IN THE oITy-ALL
OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED AT
THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION
SALES IN NEW YORK.

BUNTtNCSl BUNTINGSi
BuNTINGSin all shades, from sc. TO the finest
imported;
LACE BUNTlNGs in all shades at rs and 30c.;
BLACK CASTMERES-the largest sock In the
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS,in plain, figured, and all the new
novelties. from 12kc. up;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at 12kc., real
value 25e. per yard:
BLACK SILKS from 60c. 10 az. 80 per yard;
our BLACK SILK NJ 81 per yard can't be beat:
CoLoRED SILKS, sATiNs, PEKIN STRIPES
DAMAssE aud BRoCADE SILKS for trim
mIngs in all shades
MATTINGS! MATTINGSi
$50 pieces MAT1INGs, from auction. In al
the foilowirg prices, 1s, 20, 22, 90. 35. and
S7sc.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen In
PARAsOLs--a fun iiue jast opened; all the new
styles asd very low in price,
DOMEsTICS-sf full supply, bought before The recent
advance, which we offer at small advance on
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, so, 60, zoe, and
uosinERY. GLOVES. BUTTONS, LACE
FlCnURSs RiBB0NS, kACES AC = IN rnss,,,UE LANGUE-
UNDERwEAR for Ladies. Children, aud Gentle
men at last wears prices;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS ut 60c. worth 81
WHITE GOODS In endless variety;
RUFFLING from 4c. per yard 10 the finest made
CASHMERE, CoTTONADEs, X ENTUCKY
LEANS, Ga MIDDLEsEX FLANNEL
sUETI, kSD sHAWts in slI grades;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES from
zoe. per yard to Sl.25.
ID. h E. M1rTELDORFER,.
ap 3-SMSw3m 527 Broad street.
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GOOD TgMPLARs' RALLY.-At the Good
Templars' rally Monday night, notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather, a
very good audience was present, ana ao-
dresses were made by G. ID. Wooiten, kev.
Il. w. Cais, K. Ii. Adams, o. NJ. Steward,
and w. II. l.. Combs. by request, another
meeting will be held at AsbuIy chapel at an
early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

HYMENEAL.-Trinfyc church was CROWDED d
last night 10 witness the marriage OF MISS
A. LilIan Pollock TO nr. Il. =. Wahn,il' ~,
The ceremony was perio'me' Dy he,. W,
E. Judkins. The happy couple TOOK 'he
O'Clock train on The chesapeake ana ohiu
railroad for Baltimore on wedding tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS This Board
will meet this evening at the Council cham
ber at 8 O'Clock TO nominate three gentle
men from Marshall Ward TO the City Coun-
ell, one Of whom is to be elected Police
Commissioner TO fill the vacancy occasloned
In the Board by the resignation OF +. A.
Saunders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

LEFT FOR STAUNTON.-About twenty del.
egates to the Staun;on Convention arrived
in this city yesterday, and left for staunton
last night. The Convention will be called
TO order to- day by G. p. Ramsdell, chair
man of the State Republican Committee.
OF the one hundred and forty delegates,
one hundred and twenty are Instructed to
vote for Grant, The Convention meets to-
day. The delegates from Richmond expect
TO come back Friday morning.
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OPTICIANS.

rr,O REGAIN YOUR SIGYr 15>
FOR 25&.. ~
ca / Al 22y Broad street and get Dsr oi srECiAc
fIEsor rtYE-GLAsSEs., iaree assortment os
snnerior reality alwayson hand. Sroes from 2os-
uoward. Sslifuily ad!as.ed - he s,e ~
uP" e.. q. WALTER.
prae,iesl Ou,iriau Wa,chmzksv. aud Jr~cihr.
22ssiifoad street ageat Tor - h. ,o~srcihl
NH es9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

VESSELS EYTERED.-T British barken-
tine Glenrlle, Monroe master, entered at
the custom.hou froul New York yesterday
TO finish loading for Brazil; and the Nor
wegian bark Carl Johan, Alsen master, en-
tered from Dunkirk, France, rid Delawair
breakwaters, TO load corn for Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

DELEGATES TO THE Episcopal COUNCIL
At recent meeting OF the yestry OF Christ
church Chris. A. Robinson was elected del
egate TO the Episcopal Council. and Q. e..
Baughman alternate. The following officers
OF the vesiry were reelected: Thomas Pom
dexter, senior warden; John I. Peroe, iu.
nior wardsn; c. A. Robinson, register; ana
William C.. Bentley, treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At about lO:3U oc'och
last night an alarm Of fire was sounded
from Station 81 headquarters Fire Depart,
ment, Tenth street near Maln)' caused gs gs
the burning OF a lot OF shucks, etc., at u
G. Stacy's mattress-factory, No. 726 Main
street. Damage about $lO0. The armory
OF Company F, which Is In the yIcinity' was
filed with smoke, and the members re-
moved their muskets, fearing that they
might be injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

AcomrrEp AND GONE TO THE CoNyES-
TI0y. William L. Jefferson, one OF tue
colored delegates to the Stauntoh OonTen.
tion, was tried In the County court Q. new
Kent at the last term for setting pre- 10 ana
burning the dwelling-house OF William H.
DrIsby (colored). He was acquitted ana ar.
rived In Richmond yesterday. and lett ias'
night for the Staunton Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
DICHMOND THEATRE.

The beautiful opera Of
CINDERELLA
will be presented at The Richmond Thestre for The
BENEFIT oFTHE RETREAT FOR TEE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, aud RI
DAY NIGHTS.
APRIL 26 ~, 2e. and 80 at O'Clock
| General ad mis- Ion. 81. No ezra charge for re-
served seats Family circle so cents: GALLERIES. rs
cents Box sheet viii be open for this sale OF re-
served seats at &. +. JohDst0n's on WEDNESDAY,
April 2lst, at o'clock. No list Will be kep< spe-
cial excurs ION rates, jacludng admission 70 the
Oera. on the Cbesa apsake and ohio. Riesxsoad and
DanyiIle ard Petersburg railroads.
See local papers and handDils.
an l4.idi9 20 ~ ,2228 "a, ,25, ,26,27. .ss 29& 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed ageats for the
celebrated 'ENPIRE" whisky. This Is full
proof doub.e-stamp whiskey made or pure rye IL
Is rich and mellow, and Is admirably suited for me.
dicnal ard f,my use. Our price for this high grade
spirit Is only 1926 per gallon.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co,
100 Main 81 rect.
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8irl,mund @ispattIt.
wEDNEsDAY.........APRlL 81, 1880.

x~ THE CIRCULATION or THE pJsPATCR
Is LARGER THAN THE coMBINED CIRuu-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS are calling attention
to the runous cff, cts upon the complexion OF
cheap soaps made from impure IN aterial. The old
Brown Windsor Of }. & E. ATKINSON Is made from
the best and purest materials, and Is exquisiteiy
scented.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Vtth EHUlWy

Total deaths. i i Is p y y i 4 . II Il
siiil-bcfu..,... Il o 3 8
Mean temperature for the week ending
April 10, G6.71; mean temperature for the
week ending April II, 15.l4.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
April 10, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall for
the week ending April II, 600 inches.
Population Of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 1900 per
LOCO per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 10.l per 1000 per annum !;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
1852 per 1000 per annum.
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LICENSE TAX.

OFFICE OF CITY IoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA. April ~, 1esO.
| ICEN TAX.
Ih. Office will be open daily from o o'clock 4. NJ:
to6 O'Clock u. NJ. from the 18TH 10 the BOTH Of
APRIL for the purpose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAX
t.cin al LAWYER, Doctors. Dentists. Commission
Merchants. Merchandise brokers. Stock ana Ex-
ths0se Brokers, Wholesale and Retail LiquOr-Deai-
stS hotels. Restaurants, Saloons. Boarding. ana
ta,ing.iIouses. Auetioncers. Lumber Measurers,
architects. Theatres and Balls, Telegraph, Express,
40 Goal Companies, Mercantile Insurance. steam.
Do4t Real Estate. fmnloyInent, Ticket and Sew
ins.aaehtne Agents, Bitter Manufacturers, junk.
sDa .r cysiei -Deaers, and Photographers.
M ~ oiis remaining unpaid on the lsr DAY OF
nai "a. sne o. no. less thar ONE DOLLAR and no
Ter viii BE- imposed. n Wo0i,sON.
ap l3IMyH " Co,iector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

IN REGIONS where liver complaint aud bilious
diseases prevail IN, re has long been felt the need Of
mediciue that would act specifically on the liver
oe safe IRON after-enects- and yet simple that II
might be used by any one. Dr. TUFTS LIvEE
PILLS supplies this want They are prescribed by
the most eminent physicians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
cooler. At night II was clear and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY :6 a. M. 67 ;
A. NJ, GO; noon, so; 8 j. NJ, "a; z.
81, %; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. So 56.
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I.IsErVREA

ECrURE ON WATER, WITH BEAU.
IITIUjL PERIMESTS, ,CALtsCM LIGHTS
AN ILLUMINATED FOUNTAlN. 1s., by Dr. X
a. LEwis, In The lECrukE;kossa ~ SECCNi ,,I
PRESBYTERIAN CHuNh. fKtDAf EVE
NINt,. April 23d. at o'cSdk.
Tkkets, 10 senE. spis>s+"Sros
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NEW MuslC.- Received from the pup.
Usher. Mr.. j. l.. Shotweli, OF Richmond, q
new song and chorus, by J.. A. Bennett,
ESQ, entitled "Unknown Graves.|
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

NOTICE.
On the 10Th AND 2lsT OF APRIL delegates to
the REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT SrAUN-
TON. upon presentation OF their credentials, viii
be sold SPECIAL ROUNr-TRIP TICKETS. good
until April 26th, at ONE UNLIMITED CARE.
CONWAY X. HOWARD.
ap 20-2t Central Passenger and Ticker Agent
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To .DAY.-For the Mid
die States, north to west winds, slightly
cooler, cloudy. and rainy weather, followed
by warmer southwest winds and clearing
or clear weather, with rising barometer.
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- .o,e, LADIES slLK-CLoCKED BALBRIG-
an Ss,sn gAS MISSES and CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE
,s ~ 1stccs sVs WuIff LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
- NMsoe Ussccs FRENCH CAMBRIC sS-inch wide at
o, iSS,, tS,.n LADIES' TwO-BUTToN COLOREO
." kin GLOVES Al soc. a pa.r;
,o pt'ceS IkNGUEDOti LACE az reduced prices;
~ an1.n FXTRA.LENGTH LADIES FRENCH
- wnVF CoRskTS at 45c. generally soldat 75c. ;
.,so bargains IN various fne-duaity CORStTS.
NV Zap III
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RICHMOND BAzAAR, 10 A. NJ. "a West VI

RICHMOND BAZAA 10 A. NJ. "a West vir-
Rinia hcrse', mu es, buegies, phaetons.
rockaway, &c.
ROBERT Il. LYME, 8 =. H., brick stOrehouse with
dwelling overhead, ON south side OF Main be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-hrst streets.
JNO. 4. .LAUGHTOH, JR., r. NJ, valuable col.
lection OF oil paintings from The gallery o
ID. Gale. No. 1925 Chestnut street, Phi hi!adelphia
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER, 5 Z. NJ. trustee,
sale Of lot with framed store thereon, No
305 Pine street. near Beverly.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. NJ groceries, store
fixtures, &C., at No. 1923 Franklin street.
| PAINE & NOWLIN, 10Y A. NJ, shoes, dry goods
clothing, hats. fancy goods, &C.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON, JR., . r. NJ, at No. 81
| laSt BrOad street. new books. xc.
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f1- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRIC r OF FANS. Juit look al ours. ..-.
an Is LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE GREATEST IARGA;SGs IN MAIriNos ~
:. h,a "a the ely. Bought at auction. Don't IAN ~
look at them before you buy ,
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LICENSE TAX
DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY coLLxcToR's oFFIcE,}
RicHhoSD, April ~. 1859. )
DELlNQ ENT REAL-ESTATE
TAXES OF 1879.

"a pai.usDse OF an ordinance Of the city. have
fsvslisea and posted LIST OF DELINQUENT
u iS a. oN REAL ESTATE for 1879, ssbject TO
snss " sss1i9a o. all concerned. Furtbur In pursl-
tatt,s ~diaaacc, notice Is given Ia all The daily
dei,nn,~ ue city that all such REAL ESTATE SO
DAY.. wlf be sold at auction on the fIRST
~ .w,sot sot May term Of the HusfinEs Court unless
,3iS snd pnahy thereon have been previously
oHr ,hsrher required by ordinance 10 publish IN
ihan IA Of ihe daily paper of The cry not less
tssie "a stys previous 90 sncb sale. a i'st OF real
year eatqaenl for the taxes Of The previous
TIA! sars sarrs1,aiy tberewIih notice Is hereby given
Paper On "isiI he pnDiished In the sfafe news
sSSsDAy rug 2oru APRIL. and
A0kD4yf tkDAY TIE 1sr DAYOF MAY; ana on
Nay ,sr,.i :, NAY sd. Il being The Drst Dag OF The
hs hosrs ~ = y sSs hustin.s conrt shall, between
tsfts Mn, u the tiy Han, On Broad street De.
esshaasn,' y sno Tenth streets, the REAL EsTAIE
% Is nsssses ptr cenf. for charxes.
AZ. WVQbe0Ns Collector
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EMIyENr DBs. g. l.. AND L.C. NIDEAET,
ST. LOUIS, WRITE:
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have nrescribed with excellent success In
diphtheria, maarial, typhoid fevers, debility, &c.
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I Entered at the Post.Oflce at Richmond, Va, as
second-elass matter.I
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sEwEp CAsreT-LIslsG gNes guns.c,nr,,l so,s"
e,sst,cy TO the tread. Use oh, ,"..nry.IIstSc 'S"'
OF Cotton aud Paper. AhkhioaN so,a nv Al
COMPANY, New YorA and ho'''a' ''"
csrpet.desess.
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vrpo open On MONDAY, April laih. .
,nW..sces WOOL. FILLING BUNTING al l2'sc.
woi,pp woin,pptTSS s;'e,nS AZ reduced prices:
1D,pneIIWooL LUPiN's BLACK TAFFtTA at
Al .o-,'r worth 6Qc. = yardl:
SIsu SISSun ~V CVswti,'S-n air GAuZF S2.inch wide
fkS, 'sSr sold generally AZ 81 yard
., n,sSss RLAtK AtI.-woot. CASHMERE NJ
y toc : ward here cfore sold n zoe. -.
~ Fanny RRoCADF SILK MIXTURES
F't eOc juSt reduced from si.2S;.
nj ICK SATIN reduced from 81 TO T0c'' from
- 49, All. WOOL PARIS suiTINGs in gem
~ trre snd cOsch0an drao shades al 50c.a yard.
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GRAND PICNIC.
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.

RE-OPENING OFSCHUETZEN PARK, James
River Brewery, MONDAY. April 20, 1850.
Dancing from 2 TO ] 2 O'cloes-
Omnibuses will run from the Old Market and ter
minus OF the Street railway.
Admittance, 20 cents. Ladies free.
,pot.1,S NJ SUERRy
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BUNTINGs BUNTINGsi in all colors, at las
years prices, at ID. & f. MITTELDoRFER's.
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xrrCIAI. NArICrs.
ox,v,crxr AND ELABORATE AssoRT
COHEN BROTHERS
coropEn SILKS and sAriNs, SATIN ~ pg Hptys ";

C0Loehpeie hpeieSocapFS. aud NOVELTY DRESS
oNhIss in Orienfsl fleets for overdrcsses and
cv,hsnsiicn sui's al attractive prices;
.."1x PTKI> SATIN n NOc.;
BLACN eros GRAIN SILKS al 55c.;
RLAN.Nsss M kCk SlIhS at q0c-;
GUN FINISH az S1lS;
sAII ISS.',y SATIN FINISH nj Sl.5o;
Nel3 w, u- s,usiiv Al AZ. GO worth iully 81 yard;
InSf InnSfppFD SILKS at 7ac. selling generally al VI
vard: -. cY-u~Fp srI ks ,n f,bo
M 81 Snowaake ard other new De ignt
. w. 49, ~ HEAVY GRO>-cRAiN CObokED
~ siLKS atsl.z5 the value oil "h'oh IS si'oo'
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Our LACE.GOODS DEPARTMENT Is hand
somer Than ever, comprising all STYLES in LANGUE-
DOC. BRETON, FRENCH, SPANISH, and ITAL-
IAN LACES, SILK, LACE. and MUSLIN FICHUS,
SCARFS, COLLARS, VtSr-FRONTS, and nu-
n erous other goods. which YOU viii see distributed
and shown on the lines and windows In our estaO-
iishment, al very low prices.