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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-10-19

Col. john G. Ballentine, demo-
cratic nominee for congress, is max
ing a vigorous canvass. Our pre-
dictiOn is being verified that he
would win upon all the people. His
affability is of the true old Irish
type, heightened and in ensifed by
culture, natural and without simu-
lation. Couple these shining traits
with the highest order of intellect -
a man from the people and Of the
people-and you have a character
suited to win upon the hearts Of
men. Jno. @. Ballentine is such a
man. Do not take his election as a
matter of certainty, but make it an
overwhelming fact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19
The Murder OF Jennie Crarner.

NEW HAVEN, CONN., April 1S.-The trial
Of Walter L. Malley, James Malley. and
Annie Kearns atlas Blanche Douglass,
charged with the murder OF Jennie Z.
Cramer, opened in the Superior Court this
forenoon before Judge Granger. The state
rest their caseu upon one count-that Jennie
came to her death by arsenic administered
by the accused. The defence will claim
that jennie Cramer was m habitual arsenic
eater for the purpose Of improving her
complexion. and will also claim she COM
mitted suicide. Attorney DOOlittle
and Charles X. Bush. OF Orange. appear FOR
the prosecution, and Samuel f. Jones. OF
Hartford; William c. Case, Of Srmsbury
Levi n. Blydenburg and Timothy j. Fox,
Of New Haven, for the Malleys. The
Court has assigned eX-Judcc William Is.
Stoddard and L. c. Dorr to defend Blanche
Douglass. The MMleys were driven from
the jail to the court in a covered carriage.
in custody of Sheriff Tucker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19

rHElR TRIAL AND sKxrEScx--PkRDoNBD YES
rERDAY-YEARs or MOB LAW.

fEHUAl-fEAhr VI ADb LAW
ST. JOSEPH, No., April 1s.-The follow
ing are the particulars Of the trial Of the
Ford brothers:
Charles and Robert Ford were arraigned
yesterday In the Circuit Court upon an in
diciment charging them with the wiful
and premeditated murder OF Jesse James.
The courtroom was tlironged TO s'lnoca-
ton. As Judge Sherman finished reading
the bill. and asked OF Robert Ford whether
he was guilty or not guilty, he exclaimed,
~ II he had been waiting for the Judge 10
finish reading the Indictment. "Guilty,"
and then turned 10 II. II. Craig, Police
Commissioner Of Kansas City, with a cold,
scornful smile. Charles Ford also pleaded
guilty in the most unconcerncd manner.
Judge Sherman then briefly passed sem
tence upon them as follows, emitting all
formaltics: You each OF you shall on
May 10, 1882, be taken 10 some convenient
place and be hanged by the neck until you
are dead" The boys smiled a. the Judge
finished the sentence, aud without further
iormalitIes they were taken back TO Jail.
Their pardon was granted by Governor
Crittenden to-day, and is expected to arrive
tonight. Sheriff Timberlake and sound
Of the Kansas City police, all heavily
armed. arrived in the city on the midnight
train sunday and attended the trial. IL is
expected that on the receipt Of the pardon
the Fords will be quietly taken to Kansas
City, where they have friends. Fears are
entertained by Sheriff Timeerlake that
their stay in st. Joseph will he attended
with extreme danger. The jail has been
closely guarded ever since their con-
finement, and no suspicious applicants
have been admitted. Mrs. Jesse James
Yesterday. by order Of the Probate Court,
received her husbands arms from eX-1iar-
shall Craig, and returned with them to Kan
sas City last night.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The POSt-DiSpdtch
special from st. Joseph saws the meSsen-
ger with the Governors pardon for the
Ford boys has not yet arrived, aud they
are still IN JAIL To-day the sheriff of Ray
county served warrants on Robert and
Charles Ford for completely IN the murder
of Wood Hite, one OF the James gang, in
Ray county. The Ford boys are discon-
certed at the turn of affairs.
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& Seaside Hotel burned.

RYE BEACH. y. H.. April lS.-The Far
ragut House, the largest hotel here, owned
bv j. C.. Phillbrook X Son. and all the cot
tages east OF il, were DESTROYED by fire at
O'Clock this morning. The fire originated
in a closet Of one Of the cottages. The
Atlantic House and stables were saved.
EXETER, n. H.. April lS.-The cause OF
the tire At the Farragut House. Rye Beach.
is not known. The fire was discovered by
a servant. who heard the cracking OF the
flames and alarmed the household. Its menu
hers barely having time to escape. All
that was saved Of the Faragut House was
the books and private papers. and few
small articles Of furniture. Mr.. Phillbrook
is unable yet to state the loss or insurance,
but the loss cannot be less than $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19

mind to Senator KeIlcrg's speech On tis
Nlssissipp;-river bin. Senator Jonas will
speak In favor Of the appropriation to.
morrow.
The President sent Congress message
late this afternoon in relation 20 Peru and
Chill.
Mr.. Tucker had the Honse journal cor
rected to-day TO show that he voted for the
passage Of the Chinese bull.
/ The Senate committee on the Potomac
river fats met to-day, and will hold another
session tomorrow.
n looks a. II the bill for the admission OF
Dakota, now on the House calendar, cam
not be reached this session.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has
agreed that retired army officer can hold
civil otsice under the United States.
The President will go 10 Annapolis to-
morrow 10 show his small children the
monument erected there TO the memory OF
their grandfather, the gallant Lewis Hern-
don.
One half Of the Government office print
ers were this morning furloughed for three
days At the end Of that time those at
work viii be iurloughed for like period.
The money is out.
Associated Press Reports 10 the Dispatch.l
GILLIAN OFFICIALS TAMPERING WITH FED
ERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. April 1S.-The Secretary
Of state had hiSIattention called some time
since 10 circumstances which seemed 10 in
dictate that letters addressed by the Depart
ment 10 the United states legation At La
paZ. Bolivia, had been tempered with while
passing through the hands Of the Chilian
authorities. lie caused an investigation
10 be made. and upon becoming con-
WINGED that there was good ground
for the complaint, addressed n re-
monstIancc 70 the Chilian Government
through lis Minister here, and through the
United States legation at Santiago. The
Gillian Government assumed the response
bility for the acts complained of, expressed
strong disapproval Of them. and promised
prompt investigation. The United States
consul at Valparaiso reports by telegraph
that the investigation has resulted in the
arrest and punishment OF the guilty OIL
piafS
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Mr.. p. d. Etue. Kansas City, No., one Of
the proprietors Of The cc@% ,., In md
no !, ,,,os, v.Irable remedy for rheumatism.
Last winter Mr.. Etue says he had this dis
ease in his left shoulder. The pain was
excessive at times, and SO severe while at
tacks lasted as to cause strong desire to
have 1t speedily eradicated: After vainly
resortinr TO several remedies for relief.
without success, he ut last hit upon the
decided and immediate relief from its use.
mia was entirely cured with the fourth ap-
plication. Since then he has entertained a
very high respect for the curative powers
Of the Oil. This respect Is not at all less
ened by its happy action in the case Of his
wife. who subsequently suffered with in
aammatory rheumatism. She contracted
the disease while visiting in Colorado.
Upon arriving home the st. Jacobs Oil was
used in conjunction with prescriptions for
internal administration, and materially
aided in her restoration TO health.
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Fire I'm RoSfon.

BosroN. April 1S.-About + o'clock this
morning a fire was discovered at No. 40
Fulton street The building was mainly
occupied hy George 7. McLauthlin * CO.,
manufacturers Of Hoadley engines, cleya-
tors water-wheels. etc. The danes were
first noticed in the upper part OF the build
ing occupied by Thompson x Norris OF
Nev York. manufacturers OF corrugated
naper. also by the Eureka Wringing-
Machine Company. The building was
entirely Quilted. McLauthlin * 90. esii-
mate their loss from $4,000 20 7iJ,OO0;
insurance. $4,000. About 100 persons are
temnorarilv thrown out Of employment.
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R,rcIarv and Eucendiarisn.

NEW HAVEN, COM, April lS.-At sey-
mour. Conn.,. last night, the furniture
warehouse of +. T.. Bassett was entered by
burglars. who blew open the safe and SET
fire TO the building. The building, to-
rether with Il store owned by y. y. Beach
and the dweiing-house Of /. \. Camp,
was destroyed. swan q McEwen, who
occupied the store, lose $4,000; insurance.
80. 700. The loss on the warehouse and
stock is $4,000; Insurance, $500. The
loss on the BODYBUILDING is $1,000; IN
surance. $500; and the loss on the dweil-
iuc-house. 5000; insurance, $1,000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April Is. 1882.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Richmond. Clifford, Norfolk,
United states mail. merchandise. and passengers.
l.. Il. Iatum. superintendent.
Bark sarah h. Cam. Eldridge, Philadelphia.
light, 10 load oil for European port.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers &. W. Alien x Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. }. W. Mcfarrck. agent.
schooner jefferson, Gibbs brooklyn, coal, Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner =. Ncr1yin. Brown. New York, coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Annie NJ. Allen. White. Boston. coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Mary Augusta, -, Norfolk. coal,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company; vessel.
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Garth (Am'nl. Russell. Santa Catharina,
nour. Haxall-C renshaw Company; also, sundries
from New Ork.
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,,e.um,ne Work at the Lawrence Mills

sand looms are In operation to-day az the
Central Pacific mills with 49, Viewers
0ain OF 20 over Yesterday. The entire
sninning nj the lower mill can be operated
t6-norrow. as sufficient help have been en-
caced. This morning 100 additional cards
srd 4 more raping-framcs were started.
and there appears 20 be no doubt that by
she e,st of next week the entire Central
mill will be in full operation.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
An ORDINANCE CONCERNING ALL
PUBLIC PLACES OF AMUSEMENT AND
HALLS OF EXHIBITION.
rAnnroved April -. 1882

Section !. BE- u ordained BIZ The Council of
Richmond. That 70 shall be the duty Of The pro-
priet0r or manager OF any public place Of amu-e-
ment or hall Of exhibition In which there are re-
plugs. during performances or exhibitions IN these
buildings tO keen employee Ia position near the
drc-plug In readiness o. Use the hose attached
thereto m ease Of Dire.
SECTION .. The CHIEF NJ the Fire Department or
anyone Of the assistant engineers NAV enter any
publlc place Of amusement or hail Of exhibition
in his city at any time they may deem proper.
The person Keeping the door Of amy public place
81 amusement shall permit any OF these officers o.
enter the building upon tie exhibition OF hc oih-
GERS badge of Office. Any person failing to
promptly admit such officer shall be- fined not less
than five dollars nor more than ten dollars, and
upon failure 90 pay said ine shalt Dee imprisoned
I'm the city iail not less than dive nor more Than
ten DAYS II shall be- The duty of these officers io
make any recommendation that they may deem
for the public good concerning places Of ainuse-
mcni % ic City Council whenever they may think
10 necessary.
section 3. IL shall be The duty Of the city clerk
Ca furnish he lessee. owner, or manager Of every
public place of amusement or hail Of exhibition
with copy Of this ordinance. who snail Keep The
.aiue pOstcd in "a conspicuous place near the door.
ian. 1901
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WIyxEPEo. MAN, April 1S.-The water
in the Rcd river is rising rapidly. The
bridge at Emerson was almost entirely
swept away during sunday night, only the
west span remaining. The river Is run
ming ike mill-race. Several houses are
flooded. and the large wheat storehouse
from West Lvnne has iloated down the
river. The food exceeds any previously
recorded. The ice has not vet disappeared.
From saturday night to Monday morning
the waters rose over six feet.
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fyfI.yr{ casn ana Aprff sff.lo@ff14z4 MAY.
Bulk-meafs steady and In fair demand: shout
ders. 81 so short RIB, slo.f5 shor clear eiO.6O.
whiskry steady and UNCHANGED az sl.l9.
sF. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. April 1s.---Flour hrfn. Wheat active,
hrm. and higher: closed 94ea ifc. below the high
cst point: No. 2 nd fhli, ,f.3sfd@i.3g4 cash.
sf.fa May. Com higher: 76<ef7i5c. each. 75t
e763lc. May. Oats dnl. and lower at 12m5ae.
Whiekey steady M eI.ls. Pork hruer; alS.S2s
bid cash and April, sl5-55 bid May. Bufk-meats
higher: shoulders. sT.25; short ribs siO.4O /;
short clear, $1,000. Lard u0minallv unchanged
ut sI1.jO. -
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, April Is.--Fiour I'm fair demand:
WHEAT strong; No. = Milwaukee soft. cash, Sl.33t
April. fl.33ss bid; May. Sl.32S. Corn higher
No. 2, IKE; new, 7Bc.; rejected, 75c. Oats
strong aud fairly active; No. 2, 5Oc.; white. SEC.
Provisions higher. Mess pork. sle.4O cash aud
April. -lS.i5 May. Lard-Pr1me steam. s11.4O
cash aud April. fil.i5 May Hogs quiet but high
err az s6.60mS7.10.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW York. April I5.-Cotton-Net receipts.
307 bales gross. 1862 bales. Futures closed
quiet sales. 64,0OS bales; April. Sl2.22: May,
fi2.26@sl2.27; June, 5l24lmsl2.42: July,
sl2.3daSl2.5I; August. SELL; september,
sl2.30mSi2.3l; October. fil.54Gnt11 90 No
vcmher, fll.4fsasll.4 December, kl1.45eI
sil.46; January, sll.56msli.J7.
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whore IL Mr. PnrneIl?

DUBLIN, April 1S.-There Is much doubt
rs to the Whereabouts Of Mr.. Parnell. lie,
il is supposed. intends TO surrender IN a
manner to avoid q demonstration by his
friends. Some OF his friends even argue
that, as his warrant OF arrest is legally can
celled by his release, he is moi bound 10 re-
turn at all. The first supposItion appa-
rentlv is the best founded. Mr.. Forster,
in his letter, granted Mr.. Pmnell parole
for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
his nephew, bat he did not mention the
day for his return.
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Worth Carolina Republicans.

RALEIGH, y. c., April lS.-The state
Republican Executive Committee-all the
members present except two-met to-day
and decided 10 call a State Convention on
wednesday. June 14th. At Raleigh. They
moved IN favor an alliance with the Liberal
movement in this state.
The state Anti-Prohibtion Committee is
called to meet Tuesday, May I'd.
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Another Murderous Outlaw Killed.

GALVESTON, April 1S.-A special dispatch
TO the NeicS from Decatur says: Joe
Brown alias Big jim one Of the men
who brutally murdered the sam boys q
wear ago in Hill county, horribly mutila-
ling the bodies and then cremating them,
was shot and killed to-day by Deputy-she-
riff Meredith and posse in an effort 10 effect
his arrest. Brown drew pistol and deiied
them, whereupon he was riddled with bull
lof. -
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a Malicious Act.

PouGHKEEPsIE, y. Y. April lS.-An exc
plosion occurred earlythis morning, caused
bv some malicious person, who placed ION
boxes OF cartridges under the steam-drlil
and boiler used by Contractor Mahoney III
the work Of building the West Shore road
near West Park. The machinery was
blown in pieces and the shock felt for ten
miles around. No one was injured.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ro THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

Proceedings Nesserday-otheT
Interesting Washington Nauers-s'rea'
r,ecd in Manitoba Jesse James's Mar
,.rrrs Pardoned by Governor Critcnden--
The Farragas House a, Rye Beach Burned
I.nnie Cramer's Murderers ON rriai-rhe
Labor Troubles i'm Pennsylvania and Mas
.achusetts- Fires In Doston and Cennecti-
Another Outlaw Riddled with Bai-
lsts~-A Coliiery Horror in EnsiaHd-irish
Affairs.
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Hebrew Refugees.

LoNDox. April ls.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Odessa, under date OF Sunday,
says: Jews are docking here from Bslta
and the vicinity Of that town. All their
houses are said TO have been wrecked and
their property destroyed. The number Of
families that have been ruined Is very large.
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worc suspcets Released than ARRESTED

LONDON, April 1S.-The report Of the
release Of large number OF suspects du-
ring the last fortnight is sensational and
exaggerated, but the more hopeful feeling
Of the Government is shown by the fact
that the alterations are far in excess Of the
fresh arrests.
Forty Of the tenants on the estate OF
Lord Cloncurry, in County Limerick. were
cyicted yesterday for the non-payment Of
rent
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Section l. Be u ordained by me Council ~
Richmond. That the owner or proprietor of The
Theatre Comlauc Dee. and he r. hereby, required
within sixty day First To have uli doors ~ me
bulldlng altered 20 as 20 open out. Ntc0n0. To-
have fre-uiug placed on The west side of the stage
with fftcen feet of hose attached.
section - Every violation Of THIS ordinance
shaii hi punislablc hy % tine 81 not less than i've
dollars nor more than twenty, and every lly or
night that any performance. play, or exhibition
shai Do uivcn M The Theatre Cnmiqur uitfr the cN-
nration OF the time liked hy this ordiu1nccio ne
completion of these Improvements without such
compliance shall De- ssplrate prencc. pu lliure
fo my thp fine nc marty offending shall De- .muris-
Oued not 'es. than I've day nor more ihan twenty
and lie license Co the Theatre C0miquc h1l Dee re-
Voktd.
nepr and CHIEF of Police Co zee o. fle proper OBJ
.eryaucc nf This ordinance. and tn report tp the
Police Justice any violation thereof. ip iN-"t
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px.prye. PA, April ie.-The employees
Of the Reading eotton'niii reiusea " 80 20 20
work this morning. IN consequence asa &C. o.
which the mill Is Idle, ina ABOUT A'o ''Sn'''
are thrown out OF cmpioyment'
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ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND ~ -,
" STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, a1s<isss,--sya
1000 MAIN >TNFEr -
DO Won concentrate visit 10 thc Old COT n
TRY or perhaps you desire Oh send Tor some OF
yuur friends. ~ sO. YOU win md 10 lo Jour al
Vantage to call on the unIersiy ned. who j. agent
f0r an of the fisf-class OCEAN EAi-flP
LINES 10 and f0m EUROPE. flltSI-l ]. AeS.
lNTERNFDIA and ~ItlRiNF Ilt hl.ln
no OR NRON The principfi points in ~ ltuPk.
EXCURSION TICKETS Al REDUCED ~.
STA TE-ROOMS SECURED IL ADV NICE.
Railroad and steamship tickets to 1il points pa me
United states and tanadas. PASSENGERS aud bag
gage called for 40 hotel and private residence.
and baggage checked 10 destination. Finest ear
riagcs iu me city for hire. 4. W. q ARbfk'
fe g-eod6m 1000 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April Ia. 1882.
OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS.
WnuAT.-Bcd. 1lG bushels.
CORN.-Nhitc. l.S5O bushels.
MEAL.-l7G bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-if bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
v-rr,r.-Red. ~ bushels very good Lancaster
Al SI5s: - bushels good mixed at 9l.4b' so
bushels good Fuliz 10 sl.i7.
CORN.-Nhitc, ~ bushels prime on private
terms. 200 bushels prime. 90 arrive. 40 7l.ob.
NEAL.-fOO bushels 20 -l.u4; 90 bushels A'
sl.O5: 26 bushels 40 SLUG. a..
COTTON.-iunc urnl. Receipts, 81 ni,H SUI
monte on L1lc-. Quotations: Kidding. u. m
lice: low middlins. &C.; good ordinary lue g
LIKE: ordinary. Hm9,c.
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srSpxnr.ASp. EwI, April is.-An explo-
zion has occurred In the Biark-Horse col
lIerv and Il Il feared that twcnty-three
nersons have been killed. Seven persons
have been rescued. They were badly
httrv,ad
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An ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE, FOR THE BET
TER PROTECTION OF LIVE IN SAID
ETIIDfNG.
Approved April -, 1882.

1. BE 10 oyiainef 5vt ae Council ~ Richmond.
That the owner or proprietor Of The Virginia
Opera-House he aud De Is hereby, required within
sixty DAYS First. To have the door ON the Stage
opeting into Franklin street - changed a. t0 open
out. and an doors IN the building to open out
wards SfcOHd 10 have q dre-plug placed on the
south side OF the stage with fifteen feet OF hose At
tachcd. -,
p Every violation of this ordinance shall be pun
lshed hv "A fine OF not less than i've nor more than
twenty dollars and each day night that any per-
forrnance or exhibition Is given I'm the said opera
House without compliance with THIS ordinance
shall constitute a separate offence. In default OF
pavmcnt OF the said fine the party offending snail
DC imprisouea not less than i've nor more ihau
twenty days. and the license 10 The said virginia
Opera-Iiou-e shall he revoked
4. n snail he the duty Of the CITY Engineer and
Chief Of Police "a see To the proper observance OF
ms ordinance. and % report 10 the Police Justice
any violation thereof. APP lS-5t
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DOCKS. STATIONERY, &c. &c, AT
d AND BELOW COST.
;I,III MANN rs nO PART.

SQUARE No. "a, S sn,snga.
f.ooks-Fact and Fiction--Dy tDc urrt autii"''
price from Zoe. q Z5r; "a, ,,o,,-, An s.f.
30. HuMBoLT Library or PoPULAH sOi'
ENCE lIrEEATukii, - PITS; lyfsi,I,rS and
~, SSnri,stNi- FAIRY TALES. nnhlNsor
.spiisor. SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON IL
Illustrated. az zoe.
Catalogue mailed. .,,,,,, mn a f-NfsT rgff-
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SEENE-TlgREAD.

GTURGEON TWlNEs. e---ssf9yTse
- We would call special attentiOn -
erIi5SION and IAtrI.-sEINE rWlNEs' hard
ana s0ft-laid. 10 lowest prices;
spTN-E rrFgNF AD. an Nos. and brands
SFINE-LINEs. Hopes 1AWhlN"S'
MfNNOW NETTING,
CORKs and CORk-NooD. IA. "a, ..~,.,.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN y SONS
corner Seventeenth and krsnk .. st ,e,tss,
sole importers ~ The LION nN"Np oHiN r
usoia stock. CARPET-w ARPS, oiL-sLolH-
ING far fishermen and sailors, and ANSiN"
DUCKS ~ =
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE oF CITY COLLFCroE.}
RICHMOND, Va, April 10. 1852.
/ ICENS TAN.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Prom
o O'CLOCK 4. ". TO O'CLOCK y. NJ,
FROA THE
15ru TO TIE 3Oru OF APRIL.
FOR
THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING
TIE
LICENSE TAX
LICENSE TAX

from Oh doctor. dentists. lawyers commission
mcrchunts. merchandise brokers, stocS ana eN-
chang. brokers, Wholesale and retail liquor-d''l-
rs hotels. re-aurants saloons. boarding. and cat
ing-houses. auctiouecrs. lnmber-measnrer-' archi-
,ect,. theatres ard halls; telegraph. express ana
coal companies; ACCOMPLISHMENTS steithhoat'
real estate. employment, ticket, and sewing-Ha-
chime agcuis hitters manufacturer botling aies,
&C.. iunk- aud oyster-dealcrs, and photographer.
AnbiI. remaining unpaid on the lsi day 81 May
a zine ~ uot less than Al and NOT more than 30 Tor
each CAV thereafter viii Be imposed.
ana.,Nvl AR. WOODsON. Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-19
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April lS.-NO0n.-Stocks active.
Money weak "a q pcrcert. Exchange fe64
short 4SQ. state bonds active. Governments
generally lower and Irregular.
Eremfug. Exchange. 4SOT. Government
irregular: new -. IO2 new as. ll6b new -
Iolf Money. 315 per cent. states weak. lrea-
surv ha lauces-C Coin. 4S6.S57 currency, s3,ol0.
Stocks generally weak. go.