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WHO rs MRS. WINsLOw?

As this question Is frequently asked, we VIII sim
ply say that she j. lady who for upwards of thirty
years has untirinrly devoted her timc and talents
rs a female physician and nurse, prmcipa among
children. She has especially studied the cOnslitu-
ton and wants Of this numerous class, and, as a
result Of this effort, and practical knowledge, OBJ
tiincd In lifetime spent IA a nurse and physt-
clan. she has compounded . Soothing Syrup for
children tccthing. IL operates IKE magio-giylnS
rest and health, and L. moreover, sTo IN regulate
tile bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs.
Winslow Is becoming w0rhi-pnowned ~ a bene-
factor Of her race; children certanly do RISE UP
and bless her; especially Is this the case in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think she. Wins
low has immorialized her name by this invaluable
article and we sincerely believe thousands Of chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by IT.
timely use, and that millions yet unborn will share
IT, benefits, aHl unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty TO her suffering
little one, Ia cur opinion, mill sire has given II
the benefit of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY IT now Ladies'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists
% cents y hottie. " 5--eodlw
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0ur nnily Rrcad.

Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have a
vast influence through the digestive Or
gans upon the measure Of health we enjoy.
How important to our present happiness
end future usefulness tine blessing OF good
health and q sound constitution are we
can only realize when We have lost them.
and when it is too late TO repair the dam
age. And yet, notwithstanding these facts,
thousands OF persons in our own city daily
jeopardize not only their health, but their
lives, and the healths and lives OF others.
bv using articles in the preparation OF Their
food, the purity and healthiulness OF which
they know nothing. Perhaps few cents
NAV have been saved, or it may have been
more convenient 10 obtain the articles
used, and the housekeeper takes the re-
sponsibility and possibly will never know
the mischief that has been wrought. Pater-
familias may have spells OF headache,
johnny may lose his appetite, Susie may
look pale; if so, the true cause is rarely
suspected. The weather, the lack OF out
door air, or some other cause, is given, and
the unwholesOmc, poisonous system OF
adulterated food goes on. Next to the
flour. which should be made OF good,
sound wheat, and not ground too fine, the
Yeast or baking-powder, which furnishes
the rising propertiys, is OF the greatest i'm
portancc, and of the two we prefer baking
powder. and al,rdyS use the Royal, as We
thereby retain the original properties OF the
wheat, no fermentation taking place. The
action OF the Royal Baking-Powder upon
the dough is simply to swell it and form it-
tie cells through every part. These cells
are filed with carbonic acid gas, which
passes off during the process OF baking.
The ROYAL is made from pure grape acid
and it is the action Of this acid upon highly
carbonized bicarbonate OF soda that gene
rates the gas alluded to; and these ingre-
dients are so pure, and so perfectly fitted
tested, and adapted to each other, that the
action is mild and permanent, and is con-
tinued during the whole time OF baking
and no residue Of poisonous ingredient;
remains to undermine the health, no heavy
biscuits, no sour bread, but if direction:
are followed every article prepared with
the ROYAL Baking-Powder will be found
sweet aud wholesome.
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snow.BariinG i'm San Francisco.

Httb
A great snow-stonp in this city was oil
course the cause OF innumerable incidents
Of ludicrous nature. II Is estimated that
100, 900 persons threw snow during the day.
In some OF the liveller quarters OF town
householders packed snow inside, and
from the windows resisted the as
saults OF besiegers In the streets.
The snow was hailed with delight by
everybody. especially by the small boys, and
with terror by the Chinese. Johns ap..
pearance anywhere invited fusillade OF
snowballs. He generally fired" back,
but with ridiculous results. not having the
skill Of the American in molding the merry
missile, or In projecting IL. But Johr was
not alone in being the target for snow
ballers. Everybody was considered legiti.
mate game, and almost everybody engaged
in the sport. Absolute strangers meeting
would "fire" at each other, and have II
out for two or three minutes with evident
relish. Tie order OF the day was, " When
you see head, or anything, bit It,"
Fhe scesses were lively and ludicrous:
The gray-headcd pioneer, who had
not seen snow-storm for years, ac-
tually cried with delight. lie "shied ,,
snowbails at other pioneers. The general
street scenes reminded old-tImers OF the
demonstration Of the populace on the arrl-
val in this city OF the first overland stage
on the southern route, when people went
mad and threw their hats first in air and
next under the wheels OF the stage-coach.
Nobody escaped. Umbrellas proved inef-
fectual barrcades against the flight OF mis-
siles from several quarters at once. The
sport on the street was frequently i'l-man-
nered, but not generally ill-natured. The
police did not escape. 1t is reported that
one policeman south OF Market street had
to "move on" three blocks to escape.
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Discount On Taxes Paid i'm Advance

The following, introduced by Mr.. Todd,
was on Monday evening referred by the
Board OF Aldermen to the Committee on
Finance:
ReSolred (the Common Council concur
ring), That the Committee on Finance be-,
and are hereby, instructed to inquire into
the expedieucy OF reporting an ordinance
amending and rcordainins section 3 Of
chapter II OF an ordinance concerning
the collection of assessed taxes" so rs to
embrace therein the following:
That the Collector be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed TO allow on all
real and personal taX-bllls hereafter levied
bv the city a discount Of 3 per cent. ii
paid on or before the 3lst day OF May: a
discount OF per cent. if paid on or before
the 3Oth day OF June; discount OF Gs per
cent. IL paid on or before the 3lst OF July;
discount Of per cent. il paid on or be-
fore the 3lst OF August; q discount OF y
per cent. if paid on or before the 30th OF
September; discount OF per cent. il
| paid on or before the 3lst OF October; Il
discount OF per cent. ii paid on or before
the Both OF November; and that said COM
mittee be, and are hereby, further au-
| thorized and directed 20 so amend and re-
ordan all other sections Of saId chapter II,
| ii necessary, so as to conform to the pro-
| visions Of the above amendment.
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The state Fair, the Chamber of Com
nlcrce, and the Commercial Club.

The Executive Committee OF the VIZ
giuia State Agricultural Society met in
President Wickbam's Office at II. VI. yes
terday. Present: General Williams G..
Wlckham (president), eX-PTesident Colo
mel W. G. knight, Of Advisory Board, and
Colonel Thomas w. boswell, Colonel RO-
bert Beverley, DR.. A. \. Wexford, Isaac
Davenport, Jr., Thomas Watkins, Joseph
Wilmer, and Major A. Il. Nenable.
The President called the attention OF the
committee to the circular letter OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and Commercial
Club OF Richmond, proposing to cooperate
with the Society at the next State Far. 1t
was generally discussed and final action
postponed until after 2 conference to be
held with the members Of those organize
tons at the rooms OF the Chamber Of Com
inerce to-day at II O'Clock NJ.
Colonel Knight informed the committee
OF the death of Mr.. William T. Scott, 4
former very active member Of the commit
tee, and offered suitable resolutions OF re-
spect, which were unanimously adopted.
On motion, the committee adjourned to
meet at II NJ. to-day. at the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce.
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Wanted, twenty-five Feet of Water
20 Richmond Hnr.

In the Board OF Aldermen. Monday
night, the following, offered by DR.. Well
ford, was adopted
Whereas by report-Senate Docu-
ment, Forty-seyenth Congress, first ses-
sion. No. 147-submitted March II, 1882,
TO General II. G.. Wright, Chief OF Engi-
neers Of the United States Army, by
Licutenant-C Colonel w. z. Craigbill. Corps
Of Engineers, containing the results OF n
survey made under bis direction, IN COM
pliance with the requirements Of the river
and harbor act OF March 3, 1881, OF James
river, Virginia, "fer the purpose OF ascer-
taining the practicabillty and cost o. pro-
curing channel twenty-five feet deep at
full tide from Richmond TO the mouth OF
the river" II doth appear that the cost OF
procuring said channel TO the wharves
at Rockets is SO, ,S3S, ,as1.79, and to The
lower end OF Richmond bar" about three
miles below Rockets, Ia 1880, ,4i3.39s
thus showing it to be In Colonel Craighi.Ps
Judgment, stated by him in said report, rs
practicable TO procure "said depth; and
whereas, in view Of the greater cost Of the
improvement all the way up to Rockets
| It Is deemed eXpedient 10 eomplete the said
depth first to the lower end Of Richmond
BAR" and whereas the deepening OF the
river will not only add greatly TO the well
! fare OF Richmond az n seat OF commerce
and manufactures. but win be Of very
great benefit to the wide extent OF country
which lies to the northwest, the west, and
southwest OF the city, for which 1t will
afford the best Atlantic outlet, a. 1t will
also be the best terminus of the shortest
line from the California coast to the At
lantic ocean by the best route, thus be-
coming greet national highway and deep
water port, and less outlay than has been
already incurred for other places Of no
greater advantages: therefore be it
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen the
Common Council Of the city Of Richmond
concurring):
1st. That our faithful representative in
the Congress OF the United States, Hon.
George ID. Wise, be respectfully requested
to give this matter his earnest attention ;
TO bring it before Congress through the
Committee on Commerce, and 10 exert
himself 20 have this improvement included
among the items embraced in the river and
harbor bill OF the present session OF Con-
gresS, and to obtain for il an amount not
less, II possible, than S500,000, this being
the first and a comparatively reasonable
instalment OF the sum which will complete
the work in three years, and so enable it
to meet the railroad to the Pacific which is
now IN rapid course OF construction by
building the missing links in the chain
which extends from this city.
I'd. That the entire congressional delega-
ton from the State OF Virginia be respect
fully and earnestly requested TO cooperate
with our immediate representative in OBJ
tanning an appropriation which will ensure
the speedy completion OF this work.
3D.. That copy OF this preamble and
these resolutions be forwarded to each
member OF the said delegation.
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PoIlcs CouRT-JuStice ID. G. Richardson
presidipg.-The following cases were dis
posed of:
Charles Williams (colore6 was fined $40
for trespassing on the premises OF j. NJ.
Shelton and resisting the police.
George Harris (colored) was jailed for
sixty days for stealing watch from the
Southern Express Company.
Peter Wesley and John Robinson Doth
coiorcd) were fined $3.50 each for disorder
~ conduct.
The case Of Messrs. James 4. Scott.
John Il. Regnault, and John Thompson
Brown. trustees Of the Masonic Temple
Association. who were reported for viola
ting the city ordinance by placing iron We
r,ndas on the new Masonic building at the
corner OF Ninth and Main streets without
having first obtained permission ron .ne
City Council, occupied the attention OF the
Court. After iull investigation the 20
lice Justice decided that they were balco'
nies aud not yerandas, aad did not come
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The Dispatch New-Year Issue.


The Richmond Dispatch, with IFS accus-
toned enterprise, issued double sheet
Tuesday giving the social and Industrial
statistics of the city for the year 1882. The
Dispatch'S table shows that the industrial
work is becoming more varied, and that in
some departments there has been a steady
growth in the number OF hands employed
and the amount Of capital invested.
"REpLETE WITH VALUABLE INFORMATION"
IOrange Observer
The Richmond Dispatch OF January Cd
was a double No, replete with valuable in
formation in regard to the commercial,
statistical, social, and political progress
made by the city during the year 1882.
The Dispatch is the most enterprising
newspaper in the State.
"ALwAYs EQUAL TO THE OCCASION
Twarrcnton True Ildex.l
The Richmond Dispatch is always equal
10 the occasion. Its number for January
?. 1889, presents an official record and
business history Of the city for the year
iust closed. 1t says 1t was one Of health,
happiness, and prosperity" in all OF which
Virsinians everywhere rejoice. Subscri-
bers would do well to file the paper.
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MARRIAGE OF Mr.. EDwMiD ALVEY AM
Miss IDA HUPPMAN.-At Broad-street Meth
odist church yesterday afternoon at4o'eloek
in the presence OF n goodly company, the
snow TO the contrary notwithstanding,
Mr.. Edward Alvey was united in the holy
bonds of wedlock TO Miss Ida +. Huffman,
the Rev. DR.. J. Il. Hawthorne officiating.
The usheIs were John Il. Alvey, Thomas
6. Macon, l.. c. Crump. II. w. Courtney,
Thomas A. Jacob. and {. G. Bosher.
After receiving the concentrations Of
their numerous friends the bridal couple
took yesterday evenings train North, and
In their tour will visit Washington, Phila-
delphia, New York, and other northern
citis.
5lrs. Alvey Is n daughter OF the late H.
II. Huffman, who was sheriff oil nenrico
county. Mr. Edward Alvey Is son Of
the late Richard 4. Alvey tof Alvey a
Lipscomb), and Is member ol the firm
OF r. 4. Alvey & Co.
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" II = LVCAI1 TO IIIs V"NA.lIVsNs
TWarrcnton True Ildcx.I


MANY years ago Mrs. Madden, OF New
York. willie travelling lost her little son at
depot search ,annG was MADE MAD Naann Su, .ae boy
visiting at Muskegan on New-Year's day,
and in looking over some photographs
found one which startled her by its re-
semblance TO her family. Inquiry develop
ed the fact that the man whose photograph
She saw was Charles ii. Adams, Of Allegan,
who has no recollection Of his parents,
having been raised by woman in Kala-
mazoo, who gave him the name he bears.
II is now thought that Adams Is Mrs.
Madden's SOD, and he has been telegraphed
for TO 30 10 Muskegan and see his long
lost mother.
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under the ordinance. The case was ac-
cordingIy dismissed.
Personals amd rs,iefs.


Dir. Bernard and Judge Dtnld, Of Pc
tersburg, on behalf OF Judge Hinton, ad.
dressed the Supreme Court yesterday IN
the Burks.ITinton contest. Tic argurscnt
goes on to-day, when Colonel Cmy is to be
heard.
Great promptness has marked the city
authorities. after ouce their atteation was
called to ii, in the repair OF ths broken
culvert near the corner OF Bank and
Twelfth streets. Men have been at work
there for two days past in rain and snow.
X. w. Bidgood, ESQ.,, one OF the best OF
RichmonPs young men, left this eity yes
terday for New York city, In which he
proposes 10 locate. Many good wishes ac-
company him.
The postponement OF General Lees lee
ture last night was at the company's re-
auest, not at his. He was ready to 20 on,
but it was deemed wiser TO await better
weather. when the attendance viii be
larger. For the same reason the regs-
mental inspection was postponed.
A marr;age-hcense WIS Issued yesterday
In Washington TO w. NJ. Evans and Nan.
ME Smith; beth Of this city.
A youth employed at Stagg's carpenter
shop, on Cary street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, had his hand badly cut by
a circular-saw yesterday.
Last night street-car len tho track on
Broad street at Adams, and broke down a
gas lamp.
General V. ID. Groner, o. Norfolk, and
Colonel Harrison, OF Old Point, arrived in
the city Yesterday morning, and left for
home by the afternoon train ut 4:l5.
The inclement weather has necessitated
the postponement until next Wednesday
night OF the entertainment at Cathedral
Hall under the auspices OF the Knights OF
St. Joseph, which was to have taken place
tonight
The Dutch barkentine Ipe Ipeus. 221
tons, A. Houwen master, cleared for Rio
Grande'do SUI yesterday with 2,i00 barrels
-four. shipped by Dunlop Il EcCance ;
valued at S14, 100.
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MORTUAIY REP0RT FOR THE WEEK END
ING JANUARY G, 1SS3.-CdVSeS OF Death:
Asthma, | colored; apopleXy, white
Brights disease, coIored; burns, color
ed; ccrebro-splnal meningitis. colored;
consumption, white, colored; conyul-
sions Qnfantile), l cOlored; diarrhGa,
white; diphtheria, white; hydrocepha-
hls, i white; kidney-disease, colored;
old age, white, colored; paralysis, .
white; pneumonia, white, = colored; ;
premature birth, colored; prog. loeomo-
ter ataxia, white; soitening Of brain, ,
white: unknown, colored; other dis
eases, l white. Whole number OF deaths
IN the city, exclusive of still-births, 40
white. 1S; colored, -. Locality: Marshall
Ward, 3: jefferson Ward. 8; Madison
Ward, 3; Monroe Ward, 10; Clay Ward,
6; jackson Ward, 6; Glmshouse, 3.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 30.5S per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF Write population was 23.40
per 1,C00 per annum; rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 1873 per 1000 per
anrum.
Whole number Of deaths for the month
OF December. 1882, l32-White, As; color
ed. 81. J. q. CABEI.L, NJ. d.,
President Board Of Health.
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prosnect for Cheap lee Next summer.

Troy, January Six firms, with SOC
men, began cutting ice at Castleton to- Day
The ice Is from eight to ten inches thick,
and Is taken from the Hudson river. About
81 900, 600 arc invested In the ice business
at Castleton, and, il the weather permits,
2l0. 600 tons will be harvested this season.
There are no spectators in the business,
and ice will be cheaper next summer than
last II the weather should be cold for the
naxf month
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BANK D1rrcroRs ELECTED. The follow

BANK DIRECTORS ELECTED. The follow
inc directors were elected Yesterday:
National Bank OF Virginia: +. q.
Melting, Thomas W. McCance, James L.
aray, o. +. Weisiger. Claiborne Watkins,
Lucien b. Tatum, II. 4. Claiborne, James
w. Allison, AID Thomas C.. Williams.
Merchants National Bank: John 4.
Branch, f. II. Scott, K. c. Morton, w. II.
Garnett, A. s. Buford, j. l.. Shack!eford,
Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Thomas Potts, L. A.
Saunders, II. G. Cabell, Jr., ". }. John
son, and Charles S. Stringiellow.
City Bank f. Il. Addison, j. ". Bev-
eridge, II. +. Blankenshlp, John Booker,
]. ID. Cardozo, Edward Cohen, James T.
GRAY, William Josiah Leake, Moses Mill
hiser, William IL. Palmer, John j.. School
craft, o. +. Weisiger, and X. c. Wortham.
Planters National Bank. The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of this bank
was held yesterday, and the following
Board OF Directors was elected: James Il.
Pace, Charles +. Whiilock, 5. NJ. Rosen-
baum, Charles ii. Talbot, j. j. Montague.
The director. subsequently met, and, upon
Mr.. Whitlock declining reelection 70 the
presidency, Mr.. James Il. Pace was elected
to that position.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather with
snow, winds generally from northeast to
northwest, stationary or lower temper'-
ture and pressure.
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PERFECT BUCKwHEAT CAKES I'm three minutes
can be made by using HECKER's SnF-RAIsISG
BUCKwIEAT.
HECKER'S SELF-RAIsISG F1oun makes bis
cults and cakes hI ten minutes, without yeast or
baking-powder- and without setting ~ rise
For sale by air grocerl
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IRON, STEEL, de.
Ais, GRINDsToNEs, &c.

kfisfD BAR moS--assorted sizes;
fsIiOE, moor, BAND, and OyALs,
IRON and NORWAY shHAPEs-as-
" stree;
GALVANIZED. and AMERICAN
ET-Ik0S;
2ks CAST, SPRING, and TRE-sTEEL;
Pk,siiEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXLEs,
FNcTiA aud OHIO GRIHDsTOSEs-s
fopply.
BY HENRY II. wORTHAM,
m corner fifteenth and tarv streets.
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Pool MATCu.--A grand exhibition game Of
15-BALL POoL win De played on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 10th, at 3 O'Clock, between the
champions MCCOMBER and BRIAN ut LANE &
BRIAN's NEY POoL-RoOM, 622 Broad street.
The publlc is invited TO attend free.
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HORSpOaD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN DEBILI-
TY.-Dr. W. III. IIolcombe, New Orleans.
La, says: ~ found it an admirable rem
cdy for debilitated state Of the system, pro-
duced by the wear and tear OF the nervous
enerWieSv
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pIyrDENDS.

saTioSAI BANK or vIRoisIA,l
erhhosD, VA, December &c, 1883
DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
kh THIS DAY DECLARED A DIvI-
" TbRfE PER CENT. lfree or all
ysese 70 tie stockholders on and after
~ ~ January. 1888.
Nv, LOCKWOOD, Cashier
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For Impure Blood, Disiiguring Erup-
tions. and Scrofula, the Liebig Company's
Coca Beef ToTic Is without equal. Be
ware 81 cheap couuterfeiis,
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done a
the DISPATCH PRINTING-lioUsE. Good work
low nrces. and satisfaction gnannIced.
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FOR THICK BEADS, heavy stomachs, bilions1ess.
'' Wells's May-Apple Pills. cathartic, and 25c.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcuAoED-ss.:
/. John r. Glenn cashier OF The aboye-named
bank. do snlemnly swear that the above statement
Is true 10 The best Of my knowledge aud belief
j. +. GLENN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th day
Of January, 1888
W B. BIGELOW. Notary Public.
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n5- The most brilliant shades possible
on All fabrics are made by the Diamond
Dyes. Unequalled for brilliancy and du-
rapilty; 10 cents.
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SKINNY MSS.-" Wellss Health Renewern ~
stores health and vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, lmpo-
tcnce- 81.
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THE Tonic QUALITIES OF QUINrSE
are a specific against premature badness. In no
shape can It be used more agre-tbly than In j. &
L. ATRIssoS's Qulnine Hair-Lotlon.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

eHy- on all sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst of January and hast of June the u Tor tlt
present year have IL be paid 10y the purchaser On
AM slles made between The lst Of July and astsoi
Tie year the taxes have % be paid by Lho seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
bv all the real estate dgentsn Richmond, ana APP
plies 10 Richmond and vicinitl.l
OUARLTS G MCCURDl, 4 L. NJ. trustees salc
Of two-stOry frame dwelling No Sl5, near thc
southeast corner Of seventh and Baker streets.
DAVENPORT & BIORRIS. l Z. NJ, at their
warehouse, on Dock street, $500 bags dark
green Rio coffee.
JOHN T.. LAUGHTON, JR.. ! 0h 4 NJ, trustees
sale OF stock Of family groceries, store-hA;ures,
10000 cigars. &c.
". GODDIN. 4 l.. u, trustees slle Of lot and
frame dwelling &C the southeast coTiieT OF
spring and Iinc streets, opposite fine-ssrect
BAPTIST church.