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'rhe Marriags or Charles m. Read, Jr.,
To Daughter Of Ex-senator YuIse.

!.
A special telegram, dated April 2Cth. from
Fernandina 10 the Jacksonville QFla.)
Times, has the following about the mar
riage Of Mr.. Read and Miss Yulee:
The residence Of ex-senator ID. T.. Ynlee
was the scene tonight OF one of the most
brilliant spectacles that Florida has ever
beheld. Miss Margaret c., The eldest daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. Yulee, was united In marriage
70 Charles II. Read, Jr., Of Washington,
d. G..
The ceremony was performed by Or. c.
III. Read, Of Richmond, the groom's father.
The floral decorations were costly and
elaborate. The spacious parlor was lined
with fi0wers. An immense marriage-bell,
made OF white roses, with its tongue Of
yiolets, was suspended from the arch OF n
mammoth floral horseshoe.
The bridal party was preceded by six
little girls, carrying hats filed with flowers.
The five bridesmaids were: Misses Mamie
and Florida Yulee, sisters OF the bride;
Miss Boxie Scott, of Richmond; Miss
Anna NJ. Winch, OF FernandIna; and Miss
Kate Dudley, OF Louisville, KY. The
bridesmaids were all dressed in white
organdie over white silk en- train.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Howard
Bayne, OF Richmond. Va, as best man, and
hv Mr.. Frank v. Robinson, OF Washing
4 ), ID. c., and Mr.. G. Wickiife Ynlee and
;ar. Frank Kennedy, OF New Orleans, La.
The bride entered on the arm Of her
father. Her dress was Of white satin and
watcred silk. embroidered with white silk
and pearls, and trimmed with point lace.
Her beautiful veil was fastened with orange
blossoms and diamonds.
During the ceremony soft music was dis
coursed by band stationed in the hall.
An elaborate supper was served in the
garden adjoining the house. The grounds
were lighted with almost innumeruble Chi
nese lanterns, the effects being most beau
tiful.
At 1880 Mr. and Mrs. Read started by
special train on their bridal tour, which
will be- an extended one. Their residence
will be in Washington. The presents were
numerous and costly, but were not dis
played.
At the time which had been announced
for the ceremony a salute was fired by YES
sels in the harbor in honor OF the occasion
and - a compliment TO the father 0f the
bride, whose efficient services in the inter-
nal improvements Of the State are warmly
appreciated.
The bridal couple arc now in Richmond,
at the residence Of Dr. Read.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

HRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, AZ 4. NJ commissioner
sale ~ residence at the northeast corner Of
Franklin and sixth streets.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. 5 y. NJ. brick store on
Hull street between Eleventh aud Twelfth. and
new framed dwelling 0n the northeast side of
Tenth between Stockton and Everett streets,
Manchester
GEORGE n. POINDEXTER, 3 p. ST.. coit3gc and
three acres ~ land ai the toil-gate on the Rich
mOnd and HenricO turnpike.
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THE VIRGINIA PESINsUIA--.. POINT
AND THE SPgISos.-The ChesaTN We and
Ohio Railroad Company have issue, = neat
and abiy-prepared pamphlet NANNY de-
voted 10 an account OF the attractions on its
Peninsula Division, including Powhatan.
seven Pines, Batfleiields OF the Seven Day.,
Williamsburg. Jamestown, Big Bethel.
Newport News, Hampton, Old Point. Hy-
geia Hotel, &c. Then follows an account
Of the attractions on its western division.
including the White sulphur springs, Old
Sweet, xc. The cover Is very handsome,
and the Illustrations good.
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A SENSATION
n.s nFrrN nnEN MApE

DO ,., discovery n some new thing, but nothing
t,,,rer siood the test ike DR.. G. W. BENsON'S
crrrRy AID CuAMOMLE PILLS.
rrfy really 81 cure sick headache, nervous head
-ebe nnrl ga. nervousness. slecplessnes, lndiges-
ton. raralyss, and melancholy.
p-es. So cents Ter box. two for al. six for $3.50
by iaali postage free.-DR. C.. W. BENSON, Balti-
more. Vd. sold by an druggists.
Cy. ll.ierion, Scw York Is wholesale agent
fr pr. C. ". BensoHs remedies.
ap 3O-eod1w&w
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TIE NATIONAL ScHOOL.-Receiycd Of
Messrs. Ramos & Moses, 9l4 Main street,
the " National School" for the pianO-a
valuable book Of instruction and refer
enee-by Professor w. +. Sudds. II is de-
signed not only for those who desire 10 be-
come professional pianists, but also for
those who aim 10 become accomplished
amateurs. while for those who are COM
PEELED to become seli-taughi players il ap-
pears to be most valuable aid. While
very comprehensive. the steps are gradual
and uniform from the first rudiments 70
the most difficult studies. Then, too, the
author has displayed good common sense
in the clear and natural manner in which
he presents his lessons. lie seems 10 have
avoided the common fault Of ignoring the
risk Of impaIting in the effort 10 show of
ones own knowledge. He evidently writes
70 be understood. and 10 impart knowledge
without becoming tiresone. The instrue-
tiOns in harmony and thorough base are
very good. while the lessons in musical
writing and the many other points Of In
formation make this W. 4'ile book Of
musical instruction.
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EOR sALE, a FOUR.sEATEDoHz

LOR SALE, A AFOUR-SEATEDc"L
a FAMILY CARRIAGE--the style-s 60
but little used Appiyto
HENRY NEWMAN.
ap JO-Sa. Gu&T Th3ts IL west Clay street.
NEGETABBE PLANTS, well packed.
Al the following prices:
SWEET POTATO PLANTS zoe. per 100. or
80 per LOCO:
TOMATO PLANTS. soc. per 100. on $3.50 per
LOCO:
CABBAGE PLANTS, 2Je. per 100, or ~ per
LOCO. JOSEPH &. ALLARD.
Twentieth aud Franklin streets,
ap p3O-Su.Tu.Th&Ssl2t* or OakwOOd avenue.
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TO TIE TOBACCO TRADE.

ROYAL VICE CONSULATE or iTALr't
RICHMOND. April 80. lSe2.
~ ne rYPF@ or SAMPLE. OF VIRGINIA
IEAF-TOBACC co repaired BY The Italian "otri ~
,asnt are open Tor iRsTeetion. aud Inay be &sn ~
ms of1cc every daY hetwcen ne bons. ~ - ~, ~.
and r. NJ The award - contracts VIII ne fA-'s'
in Rome on the 26sh u May: lssz.
-" JOHN \. PfZZiAl,
yice-s onsn3 Of Italy,
o,ee. IIi7 Main street. Room No. o. lpf-se2irs's
ap 3O-lt
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. X. b.
Cbaiiin ,S Co., real estate agents, have sold
during the last few days the following city
property: Brick dwelling No. 10 east Cary
street, near First, for the sum OF $3.50;
vacant lot on Main street near Twenty
fifth, fronting NJ feet, at Sl4.j0-S6G7.
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TIE MrIcLE.-The programme for
next Tuesday night Is certainly a very
varied and interesting one. Ihe gentle
men composing the Club are 30 well known
that comment l. not necessary. We feel
sure that a crowded house VIII greet their
beneyolent euterprise.
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Small annoyances in life are vanishing
through scientific discovery. In his skin
Cure, DR.. &. w. Benson. Of Baltimore. Nd,
has created q perfect remedy for tetter,
oruptlOns. and sclu1 on the face or scalp.
Every person using il will have 4 clear
cOlIutpunuce
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WITHDRAWAL.
JUDGE LAY WITHDRAWs.

To Ny TsiIoie- Citizens.
Ia rfsfsu-e 20 . call made upon fDe ~ nay
friends. Numbering largely 1pIne - our est cfu-
zrus. announced myself a saudiaaie IN alstncr
~ 4uy afleF raugldifc for yolu votes It the prf-
mary election for MAYOR ! do not regret nay
acton aud rpc0l nlze uO oi yadon upon ne 10 re-
firr in favor 81 auy nue. But asa ssI sEed la my
own mind That. with fhTcr candidates ~ ~ voted
f.r much division aHd embarrassment 1ih rtsutf-
f'ader fhere fircumst4nee-t tn1 nbdffseainins
fb4t a. friends ~ other candidates pFOIoss 80 re
fatu tiiru ll fhe aed with he consent aud dp-
uro.si n my friends 10 whom ] 0We md rstnrn
sinerrs thanksl ~ flisdrzW from tie and
aEu0Bnrr hat ! viii NOI bc candidate u lbs
uraIsry election for HayoT. Respectfully.
80 8n-tt JOHN y. LAY.
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THEwEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, 61;
2 a. NJ, 81; noon, 6j; p. NJ. 60; P.
NJ, 62; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature. 6lt.
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DIss0LUrIONs q PARrSERsHIps,

THE UNDLRsIGNED HAVE FORMED
4 4 COMPREHENSIVE under the nrIn-name
OF HEWITT x WALKER Tor the purpose ~
MANUFACTURERS CIGARS, and respectfully
solicit orders from merchants IObbcrE and deal
crs generally iu the trade.
FactOry at No. - south Fourteenth street.
r. VI. HEWITT,
mp 3O-2w WILLIAM WALKER.
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THE GREAT MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Theodore Thomns's Big Concert in New York
This Week, in Which the Great Materna
and Candidus. With Other Artists, wiz BE
supported by Chorus Of 2.G00 Voices and
an Orchestra OF 500 Pieces.
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ELECTION oP FoREAAS.-Captain f. H..
Kelly. foreman Of steamer Company No. 5,
has resigned his oitiee on account Of III
health, and Hoseman W. @. Puiier, q the
same company, has been elected to iiII the
vacancy. The change takes place May lst.
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STAGE LINES.

ICHMOND NDTAPPA- 1SrTo~-s-.
Ia HAMMOCK EXPRESS co. S.<cTssrstss-sses
Having established o PASSENGER AND EX-
PRESS LINE between Richmond aud fappahan-
mock. on AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 81.
We viii be prepared 20 carry PASSENGERS COM
forfaby aud PACKAGES promptly.
VIII eavc Richmond. from nfhce. No. ! south
Tenth street. on MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS
40 . A. ". arriving at lappahann0ck u o =. y.
leaving Tappahauu0Ck on WEDNESDAY. and
SATURDAYS at Is A. ~, arriving n Richmond
10 q j.. VI.
PACKAGES viii hc received AZ The Office a all
tlmee. JAMES SWEENEY,
NH 3f-e0d Proprietor
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CHARGED WITH STEALING roBAcco.-Oi-
iicers HannOn and sweeney yesterday AZ
ternoon arrested Walter Mason teoiored)
on a charge Of stealing a box Of manu-
faetured tobacco from Mr.. Charles l..
Todd. The accused will have hearing
before the Police Court tomorrow morn
inc
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The GEsASG NEREIS NihoisiA'--fhe
Gesang verein Virginia VII give iis
closing entertainment OF the season to-fnor-
row night. There viii no aoaDs De iuii
attendance Of members.
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,,RANn EycIRsInN no WAsIIING-

GRAND EXCURSION 70 WASHING
" TOs NAY 7rn-.2 ROuND THl' Leasss
nj arriving In Washington a . 4. u. Eetafuisg,
leayes M..ains tga ~ 10 T.. W. Monday. arrives IN
giehfnond a 3 ocbpsk Tnseftsr InoTnsEs. Hsyen-
sor White fer.@ns. information can ie obtained
fraia FRANK hfreEf. fiTtth and iirrad, sud
NORMAN JACOBS. - Via Stallion. Hgfte b.
is,ents nf al klfds ~ jasaee BfnSton and kiu ard
Jeaerssa- Tickets Wiz D. .oid a The its,n from
lse tiekef-WaROn. 1p 3Ose ALA h.f ,st&sssf
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LIaFNEE TAXES.


OyFfcE 0F CITY COLLKcroE,t
RICHMOND, VA, April TO- loo-'
TICENsE TAX.
THIS oFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FHON
Q O'CLOCK 4. NJ TO o O'CLOCK p. ~
FHON TIE
18TH TO TIE 3OTn OF APRIL,
FOR
THE PURPOSE OF RECEIvrSG
TIE
LICENSE TAX
from IN doctors. Gcztists, iswyers- commission
merchants. merchandise brokers, stock aud ex-
ch,uze brokers. Wholesale and reiail iig9oF-'oal'
49,, l,s,s res.anrani.. saloons. boarding and sat-
tn,-,os,.s auctloneers lginter-fneasnrcrs. areii-
,ec,s fheatrcs aud balls: telegraph, express and
,o,t eenrsnies: mercantile le insurance, STEAMBOAT
real estate. employment tiekc;, aud as~ins-'aa-
chine agents; bsgers manufacturer bo,tinS Aies
Ee.. ink and oy-ier-ioaiers- and piaotoZsapheFs
Al ian. remaining unpaid GA The ist day q Maj
ane 4 noa les than u and nos raore than 80 ~
Zach day thereafter will se imposed.
sp e-sNyt AR. woODsos, Collector
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noes FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. ONE BEAUTI- II
Il PHI IMPORTED NEWFOUSD-@--o
LAND DOG PUPPY. four mouths oid-tie oiiif
,'.'-,S .tre,f ID 3o--n2t
NOR SALE. SIX GENUINE l.
Il SCOTCH PUPPIES Apply -
n naN LINDSEY. turner's staple
nm eo-1ts 1913 FraDkiin strcrt.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IyDICATIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, preceded
by local rains in the southern portion and
on the coast, winds shifting 20 northwest
eriy, higher barometer, and stationary tenn
perature.
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FOREIGN CLEARASCEs.-TheA American
bark Albemarle, 435 tons, W. II. Forbes
mister. cleared for Rio de Janeiro yestcr-
day with 400 barrels fiour, POO kegs lard
(S.12ipounds), > cases hams 1,250 pounds,
and 10 cases butterine $50 pounos), valued
1t 50, lG3.67. The Hour was shipped by
the Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
The American bark Tcinpiar, 3Jl tons,
William Mclean master, cleared ior san
tos with l.7lS barrels Of Hour, shipped by
the Haxall-Crensliaw Company, valued at
si5.O3O.
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The ITALIAN TOBACCO CONTRAcT.-The
samples Of Virginia leaf tobacco required
by the Italian Government are open for in
spection at the Italian yice-Consulate, No.
flf7 Main street. and may be seen daily
between u NJ. and 3 p. NJ. The quantity
TO De furnished is $4,000 kilogrammes, or
about 80, 900 pounds.
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T 0sT, ON FRANKLIN sTRERT, SAT-
IL urcay morning. a6ARSET PIN. The an<5<x
.sii be rewarded BY rstaf nsps ITO oie sss ssr.sc .
strerts ap5o-hs
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY! MONEY! MON NEY!
TO LOAN IL SUMS TO SUIT.
bouorcrs viii please call ON
CHEWING & ROSE, Brokers,
ap SO-eod8i north Tenth street.
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PARENTS, DO not use vile drugs or postrums in
your families. but use pure IIOP BfTTEEs.
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Lost. srmAYgD. AxD STOLEN.

r osT, APACKAGE u0) SAND TICK
IL Ers % naif.tnore nriek comfnny. Fintsr
win please re.srn 70 J.f Jusfis. No. . fifsensh
sgrcet sp 30.its
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Cowardlce asks. Is it safeY EXucdiency asks
j. IL poiiilcg vanity asks Is il POPULAR Con-
science asks. j. 10 right AZ
LANES MODEL DiNiSG Rooms.
No 322 north seventh street. they answer al
these luterrogatoIi les In the Affirmative In sery-
ing their 25-ccnt breakfasts dinners. and sup
fare
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The great musical event Of the season IS
the festival OF music in New York this week,
TO be held in the acknowledgement A1nory
under the direction Of Theodore Thomas.
The musical world Is in great excitement
over il.
The following
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ExcrRsi0Ss.
II &c L Il $40 y

EXCC RsIOS AA
MARSHALL LODGE. No. ~. *. u P..s III
,,iil run au ENCf kslDS TRAIN to,SXrXY
WA-llIS6ION ri0fhe Richmond. frea- ~
erirk.iurg and Potomac railroad GA ~
HOSDkY. Jeac ~. lhsZ, leaving fibs- AZ I'M
hetd ~ Broad sifoet. - J3o \. ". Ihi, pspuslses
10 = one 0f he m0si pleasant aud enDfAitc ,nfs
~ ~. ..i.ou. Tie train will 4uu thriah ~ day
Wzht So change q cars. Tie cScurfiVnists Ntu
i,sye ample ilIce 0 ytsi Ne dnfrcnt iefifti1snS-
EMBELLISHMENTS AZ city prices.
a committeeman viii hc Ia charge ~ rsrh car
u prrsegYs crcer
Farr FOR the round Trip. -: 20 fScutrtt kssefr
ana rc.uru. y from Frederic ksDuTg 20 NasbingS
ton and fCiurII- 81.
Tickets fam ~ had frDia any member ~ tisr
Isdxe * tic CoEaIslttne of <fs
- Mcdowell PA tgst broad -ifccf fidrosc
Morris. sol easl Broad <tfevt; }. a. c"sSy, sio
wcst NarsllalI strrcs. ap 3u-At
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PROPOSALS.
CITY COAfHIssIONER's OFFlS
BALTIMORE. Aprii %. 1889

CITY COAfMIssIONER's OFFICE.f
BALTIMORE Aprii %. 1882.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE
> CEfVED nt this Office until TUESDAY. May
q.Is12. at I T.. ~. 20 furnish 100000 GRANITE
PAVING BLOCks II the following dimensions
Not less than eight n nor more than twelve ~
inches ln length not Jess than three and haif l3ti
nor more than four aud a hall 81 inches ln
width. aud not less than TX iOl nor more than
seven u inches in depth.
until III EsDAf. May p, 1882. nt y. ". % FUR
nish $4,000 GRANITE PAVING BLOCkc u
ne fo,lgwinQ dimenslons. Not more than eight =
nor le.s than 81 inches n length, nOt more fhan
i've l5 nor lees han three f3l Inches In width and
not more than TX 81 md not less than ave aud a
half 81 inche. in depth
Proposals will only Dc received iOrfnrniihiDg lots
~ not less Than $4,000 Blocks.
The Blocks 20 he delivered 1t such wharf Or
wharvcs or railroad depots in Baltimore a. may De
Designated by The city Commissioner.
Proposals can afaie the pgicc either 10y Tie thou
'Tbc irst delivery Il Hooks NUT be- made 10
thirty f3Ol days after the signing - the contract,
aud DE delivery ~ he whole uitntiiy embraced ia
the contract must be completed by oeiober L.
1852.
Payment will be made on delivery and acceptance
II each i0f " 10000 Blocks. retaining 20 per
ceniun Of the amOunt until so days aiter ibe COM
pietiOn ~ eicii contract.
FOR The fii'hfui performance of the contract
All bids must re accompanied 10y Specimen blocks
of lhe .izes aud qualities given above. labelled Win
the of the Bidder aud The locality % he guar
ry. The right is reserved 10 reject any rnd al pro-
pO,sis offered.
Auy further information which may be required
viii be- furnished Oh Application o. tiils ofice,
RyDr.er JOHN b.. TOOLE.
ap 2e-St Clerk u fIty tOfnini issioner.
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION OF NinGNiA't
RICHMOND. April -. 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
> CETVED until The arm DAY Of MAY pror-
irao "a " o'clock q. f0F The kRLtIibN ~ \
BUILDING on the corner uf tiaiu sud MINI
efrecfs Zach tleparffncut must Dc lid Tor sft1-
rafely. TIE plans aud spscin alton. can tr ipnin
q fiie ofHcc N fhe Grand secretary ~ he Hrtha
L,sige No. II Haiu rect pftween illc ioufs 81
d n'rlock 4. NJ. aud O'Clock u. NJ, until the ltt
~ May. - -
The committee rt6erTe the rZht % reject any ~
All ilds JOHN r. REGSALLI.
T.. J.. BASS,
WILLIAM B. TANNER.
ap 25-lmyl 'Dih"'''e'.
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RAurOAD AGENTS. BANK OFFICERs AND
CLRnKs. and other officials throughout tie state,
who lave 10 give bond Tor the faithful perform
ance II duty, arc giving them through the Guaran-
see Company u North America thereby relieving
their friends Of responsibility. and rendering
themselves independent and free Of obligations %
other. No better system of suretyship could be
devised This company Is devoted exclusively 70
this Character of business: f. = strong Institution.
and has had large experience Ia the business.
GORDON & PLEAsASrs. 40. 3 north Eleventh
street. are general agents for The company.
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BUCK BEER.

BUCK BEER.
Buck BEER.
THIS ZINE ARTICLE,
BnEwED BY THE
BERGNER & ENGEL BREWING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Is NOW SOLD BY ALL THEIR CUSTOMERS
IN THIS CITY.
Zap gg-lwl
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RlCHMOND AND WEST POINT
~ TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY.
NOTIcE To .TOCKnoLDERs.


"A under Tue Fule II the New York stock *
-.-Anfs requiring thirfy-dayS' notice he ne
ssSA lfofe,-fa 70 is issEed under the circular %
eNi ttb VII not ie good delivery peforc the
~ "a Hi Nay. the fsfsFd ot Directors AZ Inc ~
tss.t - Stockholders, have postponed thf ci'ti-k
~ nc books uBtii thst date TIE tookz 81 ne
tyApaI1 VIII accordingly be closed AZ . I, u.
yh tie eTH DAY OF Nay, 1852, and res,lentfi AZ AZ
~ \. II. on The llTu DAY OF NAY. All stpch-
Dietfs 0i record a The closing Of the I~'vss VIII
t entitled 70 subscribe 20 the new stock 70 tse e1-
tehi "a doatle their holding AZ SD PEI elH.fe
urofT tise sae terms a. al fourth - NE ciseti
- April 4tb except that the paynaists Win rifnt
=. eniietJatinxl viii - Ne follows
20 Ter share On oT tefofe the 18th day o. Nay
lsex:
- psr share on OF bsfore the 11th day Of june,
lSsg.
IS per hare on % before The Iith day Of July
lSs1.
% per share oA OF before The I1th day of Au-
Rlasf. es2.
50 ter shafr bef0rf the IN day q ,fpteai-
Ter. 1882.
For furiier particulars zee eircalzF, which can
e had application "A the tsee q the eoinlany
Room So. 7. No. las BroNd~sy, New York
WILLIAM u. TRfGGs
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WE. TILE rNDERsIGNE CITIZENS

w ~ TIE nNDEasIUN EU UIIIILENS
w AND TAXPAYERS OF JEPFERsON
WARD recognizing The sieriiug worth and rapa-
city Of Mr. +. C.BRAUEt, do hereby earnestly eait
upon him 10 announce himself as 4 candidate 10
represent us In The CITY COUNCIL.
W. II. Briggs, B. &. Galway.
L. T.. sale. Benjamin r. Redford,
W. :. Wood, Andrew j. Wood.
". q. ADAMS, II. J. Robinson,
X. j.. butler. ". II. Lowry,
]. l.Llchtensicin. 4. Il. Turner.
W, r. BstSns- George ". Coleman.
T. r. Briggs, &. n. Niahone.
y. DOnctti. q. W. Foster,
r. r. iI0rd. W. n. IIord.
l.. u. chandler, Granville lIord.
-. W. strange. George W. Libby.
Joseph Coppell. Douglass Christian.
y. \. frcnch, ". W Tucker,
Il. i. Boze, y. ~. Go0do.
John stainper, James ~. 1rump.
W. II. CulinSvorth. j. II. Rose.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
be had ~ Purcell, Ladd e CO., Polk Miller, and
John Blair. druggists. Richmond or Of the pro-
prietOT This IS the most deli gbtfal warm sulphur-
bath Temperature, % degrees in the world.
ap 30-8m JOHN l.. EuBANK.
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SUMNER BOARDING.
HORSES. MULES, DC.

EOR SALE, TWO FINE SAD IN
4 DLE-H0RsEs a Ic-N
TURNER'S STABLE.
ap 3O-ltr 1913 Franklin street.
E'OR SALE, TWELVE GOOD o.
Il HORSES and TWO GOOD WORK %r,A
MULES. The above stock must be sold fhis week.
Parties wanting horses wll 80 veil o. call and ex-
anime this stock. JAMES SWEE. EY.
American stables.
apo Nos. IA. Is, and 3 south Tenth street.
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DE. sAYEE's SEAMLESS SHIRTS
for Plaster Jackets.

4 large assortment Just received direct from ihe
aud for sale a. factory prices by
r. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor % Meade K Baker,
glg east Main street. Richmond Va.
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TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

respectfully announces myself candidate for
rc-elc-flnn 20 tho Office 81 CLERK or THE
CliANCfRY COURT OF THIS CITY, aud so-
licit your .uffrages.
Ny candidacy y subject 20 the decision of the
primary elertiOu 10 he held on May llh.
Ecsuectfuiiy. your fellow-citilen.
ap Zg-tMylI BENJAMIN IA. BERRY
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NV YORK. Aprii 70. ibex. ap I4-tayll
rI'O THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA: I:
Il We isz % oIer you our seTrieee for The PUR-
CHASE KSD SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS Ia fias and other foalsets.
Exeersion faesDtles Tor hnylng. sslisne, and car
st<,ek-Ex.hABRe building, all orders receive ira
nasaisle afleHtl9n- tnrrefppn1&nse solicited
HkFkEEecE8. National 1fafhztlts ijknk, Vest
eFn S2tlosasi Rznk. Bank e5 cozaUefce. Howard
H&nk- HAHeAft EI<AHAEa6 4 CO.,
B2nAerssnd Brokers, Baltimore, Nc
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4 AFRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure aud
Won can have 4 hy using MEADE 4 BAKER's dell
cious CAEBoLIc MDUrH-WAsii. uccstroys the Of
fen.lye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth. and speedily restores them 70 healthy con-
dition. Price, nfty cents q bottle.
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V'O MANY VOTERS OF CLAY WARD: +:
EDWARD :. ROSE.

WILLIAM \. :. CONRAD, ESQ. The
W VOTERS or CLAY WARD call upon you
% announce Yourself candidate for JrSTfCE
Or TIE PEACE. MANY VOTERS.
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