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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

There appears no longer TO be any doubt
that Judge Schenck resigned the Supreme
Court judgeship to accept the position OF
attorney for the Richmond and Danviile
railroad. Ii Is stated that be will receive a
stated salary Of $4,000 per annum, and it is
thought that the requirements OF this new
position will demand change OF resldenc ce
TO Charlotte or some other point on the line
OF the road. He Will appear for The COM
pauy in It's suit against Best concerning the
Western North Carolina railroad before
Judge Seymour at Wikesboro' this week.
Charlotte IN. ca Observer.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CENTENNIAL AssO-
CIATION.-Mr Winchell, the secretary of
the Yorktown Centennial Association, has
received information from New York that
the people OF that city are subscribing libc-
rally to the stock Of the Association. and
are so thoroughly aroused to the magnitude
of the forthcoming celebration that they
seem willing in every way to promote lis
success. William p. Clyde started with a
large subscription. 1t is to be hoped that
the people OF Virginia will not be behind
hand in doing their duty in this connec-
tiOn
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ADDRESS IssUED.-TDe delegates who
withdrew from the Petersburg Convention
on the 14th OF March issued an address yes
terday "to the Republicans Of Virginia and
our sympatblzeIs beyond the borders OF this
Commonwealth" The address Is signed by
Joseph T. Wilson, president OF the confer.
ence OF delegates who withdrew, w. p.
Lucas secretary, and twenty-five others.
Five thousand copies have been printed for
circulation throughout the State. The ad.
dress explains at length why they withdrew
from the Convention.
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PILES CURED BY TEBrG CO.'S ARNICATED
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL.-Professor +. w.
HALE, VI. d., LII. d., Of The Chicago Medical Col.
le:e, says: alt has extraordinary power over this
disease Professor SIDNEY RINGER, Of the Uni
versity Medical College, London, says: " | have
found IL sngularly successful Beware OF worth
less limitations. Also cures rheumatism, catarrh,
and neuralgia.
Sold In ii ffy cents aud dollar sizes
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Personal AND BRIEF ITESs.-Mr. w.
Cans, OF A. Saks & Co., returned yesterday
from business trip to the Moth.
The "Brown Bells" will give their fifth
annual Sotree at the pump-hOuse on Easter.
Monday night. A pleasant time is antici.
pated.
The committee Of citizens appointed to
confer about the building OF first. class up
town hotel in this city meets tonight a, the
residence Of General Joseph r. AndeI son.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the south
ern portion Of the Middle Atlantic States,
generally fair weather, stationary or slight
rise in temperature, a slight rise followed by
falling barometer, northwest 10 southwest
winds, becoming variable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

CIRCUIT COURT, YESTERDAY. Margaret
+. Carroll, w. ID. Carroll, j. c. Carroll, j.
l.. Jameson, and Fannie j. Jameson Us.
The Piedmont and Arlington Life-Insurance
Company. In covenant. No jury. and
verdict by the court for plaintiffs for
Sl.969.7S.
John Thornton, Henry Houghton. and
John Thornton, Jr.. parties doing business
under the style and firm OF John Thornton.
against James n. Dunlop. This was suit
10 determine the ownership OF certain funds
in the hands OF the nominal defendant Dun
op. Decided by the Court, without Jury,
that they belonged TO the iDterpleader, Maria
L.. HenshaII. Verdict accordingly for 1925.
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Mr.. Dorsheimer proudly informed the
Assembly Railroad Committee Yesterday
that the elevated roads carried G3,O00,00O
passengers during the past year without the
Gloss" OF single passenger. This Is IN
deed a cause for profound gratitude.-N
York TyiLnne 9th
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YESTER-
DAY.-The grand jury brought in three
true bills against William Closby, OF Louisa,
for robbing the mails. They returned not
a true bill in the ease OF Wayerly Ragland
for assault and shooting in the custom
house in Petersburg.
The petit jury meets to-day.
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ODD-FEGLOws' MEETNG.-AurOra Lodge
OF Odd-FellOws will meet tonight for the
first time in the new hall corner Fifth and
Marshall streets. This new departure will
be inauguraied with appropriate ceremO-
nies, and it is expected that the members Of
the Lodge and OF The order generally will
turn out in force on this interesting occa-
StOn
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING-OPERA.-
This evening will be presented " Les Noces
de Jeannette," (Jeannette's Weddng,) by
Victor Masse, with the following cast :
Jeannette the bride, Madame Caroline
Ricbings. Bernard; Jean the bridegroom,
Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Jerome, Jeannette's
cousin. Mr.. Monte Walker.
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Az AGREEABLE SURPRIsE.-LaSt night the
members OF the First English Lutheran
congregation assembled at their church and
gave practical and substantial proof.of their
love and esteem for their prstor, the Rev.
W. c. Schaetier, by liberal contributions OF
all sorts Of creature comforts intended for
his own use Though the presentation was
a surprise to the reverend gentleman. he
returned his thanks to his pariShloners in
graceful and appropriate terms.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cloudy, and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, % ;
g A. NJ, 80; noon. As; 8 Z. NJ, "a; 9 Z.
NJ, 40; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, At.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday;
NJ. Rose. indicted for buying LOT OF axes
knowing them TO be stolen, was tried and
acquitted.
John Coleman, on an appeal from the
Police Court, who was sentenced by the
Police Justice to six months in jail, with
labor In the chaiD-gang and twenty stripes,
for stealing lot OF clothing, was tried and
the judgment Of the lower court affirmed.
Albert Cable alias Smith was convicted
OF unlawful shooting, and sentenced 10 six
months In jail ana tined sl00.
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AID FOR JAsPER's CHURCH-At a recent
collection taken UP at the Sixth Mount Zion
(cOlored) church, Of which the Rev. John
Jasper Is pastor, S3lS.47 was realized. This
money is being raised for the purpose OF re-
modelling the church. There were num-
Der Of white visitors present, and 1t is said
they contributed quite handsomely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

PROVIDED THE GREAT ORGANS of the body are
not irreparaby injured. there are few diseases that
TUFTS PILLS will lot cure. They concentrate the
vitality OF the system. The Liver, the Spleen, the
Heart, and the Kidneys are brought into harino-
nious action aud health, long life and ylgor OF mind
aud body follow their use. The fr.t dose often
astOhIshes the pl,ent.
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Fire. Alarm. m.-Yesterdly afternoon about
6 O'Clock lot Of old rags and bed.cIothes
caught on tire IN house situated on Ninth
street between Stockton and Everett. The
bell was ruDg and large crowd went TO
the scene Of the fire. The Il lmes were eX-
tingui>hed before any of the fremen
reached the hOuse-in fact, were almost in
stantly put out as soon as they were dis
covered. The house is occupied by colOred
people, and no one seemed to know how the
fire originated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

THE MARKED POPULAR FAVOR ACCORDED TO
. HUB PUNCH" is amply warranted. IL can be
used with hot or ice 0Gter. sOda. lemonade, milk,
or whatever you choose. No other puRch mate
ohsn reqrtred for use can riUdt il. Sold by all
druggists, grOcers, and VINE erchants At l.25 a
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,xpUToRANr AND PILLS,


s,ush, cOlds Arc YOU unable to raise
Hsve you" Usyc you an oppression on the lungs
the phIa, h-ca,hy do you hsyes q, OF coughing
~ish sn%' A sharp pain now and then in the
% bins ~, h,,ri aud shoulders chilly sensa'
rg'ca % o. ~ hscky II SO, DELAY Is DANGER
nou doS"s, colds if neglected, often result In
ogS - when the remedy. II SppAed prompt
ecosa" .ver,ed ail danger. For 20 cents YOU
y, Vcsn ..yeay which the test Of twenty years
can re' "a "a - ss the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL.
smrr 20 discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tIreIy prevented by the use OF Burnetts Co
coaine.
Heusekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Bnrnclt's Flayoring Extracts. They
are the best.
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Communicated
Tine Proves All Things

Twenty days practice OF Drs. Petby.
bridge u Rutledge, at FOrPs Hotel, and the
treatment Of four hundred and ninety pa.
tients, has proved 20 the citizens OF Rich.
mond the virtue of their English Remedies.
Three days more left OF free treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

FULCHLR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHsKEY,
three years old at $3.50 per gallona very superior
article; MoSTROsR Kentucky Rye Whiskey, { ur
years old, al So per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

SUPREME COURT OF APPELAs, WEDNEs-
DAY.-City OF Richmond rs. Crenshaw and
ais. Submitted.
Napier. &C., rs. Harston and ais. Ar
gued by Judge Robert Ould for appellants,
and Messrs. j. a. Jones and Ohio e.. kean
for appellecs, and submitted.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGtLAIOR.

DRINTERS, SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS,
AyDALL WHO LEAD sEDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CURE FOR
C0ysIIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by taking this
SIMPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA oRANGEs-sweettst ST
orange grOwn-Iust received By
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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PURELY VEGETABLE MEDICINE, containing
all the virtues OF calomel without any Of the nJu-
rious tendencies so Justly dreaded by mankind.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR will be found
prompt 10 start the secretons Of the liver and give
a healthy tone to the entire system, without saliva.
ilon or any injurious effects. When used as ca
thartic 1t in nOwise disorders the system, nor does
It produce any nausea or sick stomach when about
to purge. 1t is mild In It's acton as not TO inter-
fere with business Or pleasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM.
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, IL makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
IL Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but II Is
In every way most perfect wash aud SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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Yeun0r Of The Track.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Vennor prephe,ied
food for Chicago to-day. There probably
never was less indication Of flood here
than to-day.
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MEETINGS..

Ill ROYAL ARCH MASON gfY9e
"A are cordially inviien to attend a s'aied AZ
ARCH CUAPrfR. NO. 3 at ihp MasOns's 's~H~
Han. on Frapklin sireet. THIS Thursday Eve
MING. Apul 7th, at O'Clock.
By ord r Of The VI. r. n. L.
an liz GEORGE y kEEs EF. SncrntnIr.
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ROYCOTTED BOYCOTT.
Arrival OF the Isolated Man Of LOugh
Mask on American Soil.

The Italy's Emphasized
Opinions Concerning Irish Grievances and
English Goyernment-Mr. Boycott En- Route
TO Richmond, Va.
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hnWIA ROnIU

1t did me much good" SAYS this celebrated
actor, In speaking OF the LIebg CO.'S Coca Beef
Tonic. Beware Of limitations. Ask for Coca Beef
Tonic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

NJ. ELLYsos a CO., advertising agents, insert al.
yertisemenis in all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left al the Dis
patch coanting.room viii receive prompt aiten'
,lsn,
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9itllmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY..".........APRlL 7, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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An UNPR0FITABLE FARM.

What losses have been at present en-
tailed upon YOU financially, and has the
British Government in whele or In part
reeOmpensed yOu"
- | have G6,O0O invested in the thousand
acres | farmed, from which, OF course, al
| present | am realizing nothing. The Gov.
ernment has paid me nothing, but upward
OF $4,000 was raised in England for me by
| public subscription"
"Have you any idea OF settling in this
counIry!"
81 cannot say that at present have. My
immediate object is 10 visit friends in Vir-
ginia, w4ither we proceed this evening"
"Did any unpleasantness occur OH board
The Italy durlng your passaSe?"
son dear, no. l received the most cour-
icons treatment from Captain sumner, who,
OF course, knew who | was, and the most
neasaDt relations existed between myself
and the saloon passengers during the voy-
age. II is hardly worth mentioning, but
there was a little Kissing from some OF fbe
steerage passengers when was walking the
deck on Monday night last, and you may
believe me when | say that that had litle
effect on me after what bad gone through"
Who does your party include peside
yourself, CsptaiDi"
"Ob. we are the same little band Qaugl-
iDg) that held the fort at Lougb MASK. NY
wife. my nephew, Arthur st. S0bn Boycoti.
and Ashton Weekes. late OF the Thirteenth
Hussars, an Old and well-tried friend
though, as you may see, much younger
nan than myself"
"Wbat are, IN your opinion, Tue pros
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

Entered at the Pos'-0nice at Richmond, Va, as
second-claSs matter.I
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WEsTPHALIA HAMsat
CHRISTIAN z WHITES.
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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. Sc.

DOCK LAND LIME, 200 barrels
IL FRESH ROCkLAND LIME from The ctie-
brsied Cobb Lime Lilns, dsliy expected psrs
schooner ID. III. Ingrlhsm, for sale low from dotA
by ROBERT WtNDt<BURG,
Nos sos Main and IL FlfieenIh streets.
ap 5-lw
SCHOONER ADDlE RY X 20 \.
~ direct from Rowland, Aaiue, With cargo CT
FRESH EOtikLASD LINE,
expected daily. This Il same brand As cargo OF
schooner Bedabe isc, which all sold before sbe
arrived For SAFE low iron, vessel.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime, Cement, Lump and GroaGd Plaster.
seventeenth street, south side OF D,ck.
NH 81. tApiS t
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THE COLD SPELL IN APRIL.-The weather
is prolific subject for the paragrapher. 1t
is always fruitful theme for conversation.
But 1t has been many day since we have
had such weather IN april to talk or write
Of as now prevails. YESTERDAY morning the
readings OF the thermometer were q shade
lower than on the preceding day, being
2i.9. while that OF Tuesday was 2jo. lee
formed Tuesday night 1l-lG Of an inch in
thickness. In sheltered positions it did not
melt on the preceding dav, and was found
yesterday over threc.fOurtbs Of an inch
thick. 1t is greatly feared that much dam
age has been done to fruit. In many cases
the tender shoots Of vines. shrubs, and trees
have been killed. Roses especially, which
were 30 much injured by the cold winter,
have suffered greatly by The prevailing
"cOld snap" No plOughing could be done
in this vicinity yesterday by reason Of the
thck-frozen crus, which was on the land.
1t was found impossible for teams to pull
the plough through it.
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Tits EXPECToRANT

49,, 70 raise the rh,egm, cause pleasant
~. 81 ..u will wake IN the morning, cough
,y S.ss. Sr working frce'y' and breathing easy. 1t
s .-ycstye aud cure for Group and srlfAsATr
oosp.a - sod by druggists /" 2S'' and 81 bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
vrgIAY STREET, NEw YORK.
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The effect Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
On THE

On THE
STOMACH, Liver, AND KIDNEYS
4 prompt and efectusl. TAKEN IN doses of half a
tablespoonful after each meal, It viii establish 4
regular habit Of body, free alike from constipation
laxiiy, will interfere with business, and the
lsngour, depression. aud nervous debility. which are
Inevitable rsnis Of indigestion. biiiousness, and al
irregular habit OF bOdy will cease.
"EDITORiAL.-We have tested Us virtues per-
s0ually, aud know that for Dyspepsia, BiliOusi esg
Aui Ihrobbng Headache. II Is The best medcipe the
world ever SsT. We have tried forty other Teme-
oes before simmons Liver Regulator but none of
lhem gave Us more than temporary relief, but the
Regulator not ODiy relieved, hut cured us.-E6ftOr
TcsgrQph and Messenger. Macon, Ga"
Original and genuine manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILiN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Puvhssers should be careful 10 see that they get
IL GENUINE. manufactured only By j. II. ZEILiA
Co. Phladelphis.
SoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fe e-deodS wtAu20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

MEETING or CITIZENS To.NIGHT CALLED
BY MAYOR CARRIyGTOy.-H Honor Mayor
Darlington has called meeting OF citizens
to-night to be held in the Hall OF the House
OF Delegates at O'Clock, TO take measures
for proper position and action OF this city
during the Yorktown celebration. lie says :
g The occasion Is one which appeals not
only most strongly to the patriotism OF our
citizens because OF the sacred and heroic
event 10 which 1t refers, but 1t Is one that
bears most gravely upon the interests and
reputation OF our city,
"Her reputation and her future will in a
great degree be made or lost by her action.
and the matter OF result is in the hands Of
her own people !"
He therefore beseeches each one TO lend
his influence and presence to this meeting,
that the enthusiasm OF Richmond audi.
ence may show their interest in character
and standing.
popular and prominent speakers" are
announced to be present, and bis Honor the
Mayor concludes bis proclamation thus:
"Let every man feel that this matter con.
Germs his own reputation, the fame OF bis
home; and let each one act as il this appeal
was TO him individually"
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THE OFFICERS AND MEM.

l. r. OF AURORA LODGE. :sUE< :
No. l6, l. -. u. t.. are urgently re- ~ <vp~
auesled 10 attend a regular meetii of 'S>ffN>'
intir Lodge THIS (ThursdayD EVENING at :
O'Clock, ia lhe new hail. corner Fliih aud Marslill
streets.
By order SAMUEL II. COTTRELL. Noble Grend.
JOHN j. SULLIVAN.
an I'll, Recording secretary.
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ehokED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

SAVE MONEY by having your rlniins done at the
DISPATCH PniSriNG-TloUsx. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

EXHIBIT FOR THE AMERICAN MEDICAL As.
ISOLATION The American Medical Associa-
tion VIII meet in this city on May The Sd,
and I'm order TO give a fine exhibition OF
medicines, surgical instruments, surgical
appliances, chemicals, mineral waters, etc.
at that time, the following Committee on
Exhibits, with Mr.. T. Roberts Baker as
chairman. has been appointed: Messrs. T.
Roberts Baker, n. V. Randolph. Polk
Miller, and Montgomery West. One Of the
spacious stores In the Stearns building op-
posite the post.oflice has been secured, and
the committee is perfecting every arrange
ment to make the exhibition full in every
branch and highly crediable. Most OF the
leading manufacturers throughout the en-
tire country have been notified and a dm-
gram OF the eXhibit-hall sent, with the re-
quest that they signify what space their
specimens will occupy. As there will be n
large number Of emihent medical men here
from all parts OF the country, this plan OF
exhibit will prove highly.interesting, and
serve IA means OF inteligently discussing
the merits of useful discoveries and patents.
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NOR SALE. ONE HUNpREp GRoss

l. GERMAN HORSE AND cATrLE'FOop-a
substitute for green feed. Gives appetite aao serii
aud them TO shed their rough coat Price rsr
dozen only so cents. tor sale W drues!.h ard
teya- dsaiess mh ~ lm
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fIoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE for physical and
nervous debility. Try n.
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FAMILY BoE-HERRIsGs, CHIPPED BEEF bes
In the ciiy-at CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst OF January and last OF June the tsxes for the
present year nave TO he paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st OF July and las, OF
the year the taxes have 10 he paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about ffteen years ago
by all The real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap-
plies 10 Richmond and vicnity.I
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR. IL A. " . household furni-
ture. carpets, aud a ine pair OF carriage. horses
two-horse carriiee. ,op-buggy. and harness.
G. W. GRANT, Trustee, Q A. NJ. goods, fixtures I,
fancy goods, wooden, glass. AMI tin~sre, car
riages, toys, shoes. hats, notions. &C.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. ! 4. NJ. trustee sale II
four valuable four. story iron front stores and
warehouses, Nos. 4, l3, Is, and IL Fourteenth
street.
FRANK II. HILL, 5 7. W., trustees sale Of new
framed dwelling on FLOYD street between Haryie
and Plum streets.
JNO. i. LAUGHTON, ,Jg.. triple silver plated ware.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WRIST CIGARS JUST
received by W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR ONEr
YEAR OR FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE
BON AIR HOTEL,
WITH FURNITURE AND GROUNDS, TWO
COTTAGES, STABLES, &C,

AND ALSOTH PLEaSIGEGROTNDs.ph .phN.L-
iUN, with refTcshmri { saloon attached ihfntO,
dressing.roOm bOwug-aliey 6c.. adjacent % tOtsl.
situated on the RichMOnd and Dansille railroad.
eig ht miles from Richmond. AZ an elevation of 3l7
feet above tiGe-water IN locality OF undisbn'sd
reputation for heanb and easily accessible to klca
mOnd. both by rail- aud excellent wagon roads. wI'a
an abundance OF pure water. Bon Air pOssesses u3-
usual attractions as "A Sumuer resort.
Parties desirlug 10 build their own cOtisgos eau
secure LOTS az very moderate prices. several wbo
have already purcsased lots have arranged % Ju.d
cottages this season.
There are uow three daily trains each Way be-
tween Richmond and Boa Air. aud during Tie sum-
mer season special trains will be run nom ficn-
DOnd TO Bon Air Ia the evening aud hon AR -
Richmond In the morning for the accommodation
OF businessmen. Also. special excursion train oGe
or two evenings In each week.
For terms apply to