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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-07
n,c,,,,oxr. March @, 1888.
A. NJ Keileu. Esq, Chairman sfd'e De"'0-
cratic Erccutire Committee:

A. NJ. Keilev, Esq, Chairman c'u'e 1>'"'O
cratic Erecatice Commiffee'
s,r.-I feel that Readiusters IKE my ~
self--and we are many-arc aegio ,,r lot
certain expressions conta,neu !" The edi.
ter Of February 10th, addressed 70 ~;
Tor ~ tho SroH Banner, and republisned
In the D;sDnfch OF this day. concernins
the settlement OF the State debt OF VIZ
GINA. n;ra NARA
graph of the letter: ,, all
"This. indeed, has been our cry ~,
along abide in the decision OF the court;
Our Readiuster friends have all along crleo,
Down with the courts, legislatures. any
thing in fbe way OF our notions OF settle
ment. We have uniformly taken the op-
posite ground. and take 1t STILL"
And this in the fourth paragraph,
AZ shall not yield my individual ludg-
ment that crime against honesty and pup
lie faith has thereby been committed Us
gross as ever sullied The fair fame OF state
hut shall never seek 10 commit the Dem
ocratic party to the hopeless task OF bght-
ing decision OF the Supreme Court"
And TO these | object.
II YOU had not given expression to your
"indiyidua opinion" in an Official forln'
so construed by the Dispatch and so appa-
rently endorsed by that paper, would not
perhaps have seen tit to protest against the
utterance though should have regretted IL
as impolitic. >,
But as il is. beg leave for myself, and
take leave for hundreds OF others, TO say
that we regarded the courts and the legls-
lafurcs as the servants, and the people their
ma tiers: and that in a question involving
the sovereign right OF taxation we meant
them TO know it,
AS TO the second, having honestly sought
an alliance, offensive and defensive, when
II IL hoped Will now become a unitication,
against Mahonesm and all that it implies,
! deem it improper to reopen bitter guar,
rel by retOrtng what was our "indIvldllil
opinionv OF the measures OF the late
Fupder party and the means they adopted
TO secure them.
Holding that honors were easy in the
late game, / now propose to play for the
following points: First, that the question
should be buried out OF sight and ont OF
mind. Second, that the Democratic party
OF the Union should be congratulated that
the Supreme Court of the United States
has lust rendered three States rights deci-
sions, being the fourth rendered since last
December. Third, that there is now no
longer the least use for the Readiuster
party and no excuse for the Staies'-rights
members OF it to remain with leader who
has gone over to the Republicans in the
moment of Democratic triumph before the
people and the courts.
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Virginia News.

An Eastern Shore man expects to market
about 1000 spring chickens this season.
A few days since Spencer Lacy, OF Oak
Level, Henry county, accidentally shot and
killed himself with a shotgun.
The work of dredging the Rappahan-
mock river at and below Fredericksburg
will commence this week.
Accomac county is shipping kale and
spinacli-crops which have not been grown
there to any extent before.
Recently some OF the darkies Of Accomac
county, learning that Onancock had been
incorporated, came in to see the coppered
streets"
A lot OF children, while playing with
matches at Alexandria on Monday, set fire
to small frame house, which was COM
pletely destroyed.
Right Rev. +. NJ. Whittle, D. d., Bishop
of the Episcopal Diocese OF Virginia. yis-
tied Alexandria on Saturday last and adj
minIstered the rite OF confirmation at Grace
church to class OF three. Sunday MORN
ing he VISITED the Episcopal Theological
Seminary and confirmed twenty-five candi-
dates. In the evening the Bishop returned
to Alexandria and confirmed ten persons
at st. Paul's church, and at night he adj
minstered the same right at Christ church
10 class OF thirteen.
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fact, not ou.y have hundreds OF defenders
arisen against every attack, but science
and religion In conjunction have assumed
the offensive and invaded the very strong
holds Of the apostles Of unbelief. Notwith-
standing the assertion Of "BATHYBIus "
STRAUSS that educated men could no longer
be Christians, an association in England,
the Philosophical Society Of Great Britain,
presents membership OF nearly thousand
Christians, embracing many Of the leading
prelates, professors, literary and scientific
men in the United Kingdom, and against
the atheisticaI utterances Of TYSDALL,
HUXLEY, and their disciples, this Society
alone has promulgated hundreds and hur-
dreds Of essays and papers, meeting skepti-
cism ut every point. The truth is, there
never was an era when there was less rea-
son to fear the inroads Of skepticism, or
when q broader light was being shed upon
the genius Of Christianity. The reader has
only 10 watch the drift Of educated thought
to see that II is simply question OF time
when ali "the disturbing dogmas" snail,
like "BATHYBrus," drop into an lgnomini-
Gus grave.
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nj ANOTHER WEEK FOR BAR
GAINS
SYCLE BROTHERS.

10000 yards NEW and DESIRABLE DRESS
GOODS just opened. Amongst them
you will nnd ALL-WOOL NUNS
YELLING. "a inches wide. at 2lc per
100 pieces NEW SPRING CAsIIMERE-the
newest shades:
5000 yards REMNANTS OF SILKS and SAT-
CADES, CHECKED SUMMER SILKS,
from 2 to 10 yards, will be sold at a
Don't faiI 70 look at our BLACK SILK at
81, SI25, sl.5O, sl.75, 81, s2.2o'
$3.50 and So:
An Immense stock Of COLORED SiLhs
and sATINs. BLACK GASHMERLs,
NUNS YELLING, sHUDAH CL0TH,
CREE CLOTH i,, EE e nTu
Large stock Of SILK PARASOLS ard
SUN-UMBRELLAS;
Stll some more OF those HAMBURG
EDGINGs; slightly soiled, from lie. to
10 pieces Il LINEN sHEETING and PILLOW
CASE LINEN just purchased ut bottom
so pieces Of MADRAS GINGHAM and
SEERSUCkER t. be sold very cheap;
10 pieces STAIR OIL CLOTH at l2ec.-half
the regular value;
1000 HANDKERCHIEFs at 5c.-haye been
selling at 1910;
5000 yards PERCALES, IA, at only SIC:
l case DEBLGE at l6Ec.-good value for
1000 UNI2AtNDRIED SHIRTS at so, Soc,
and Sl--Our own manufacture;
10000 dozen BUTTONS at sc. per dozen;
100 pieces SPRING FL ANNEL from soc. to
Sl.2J per yard-double width:
100 pieces more of those Ssc. CHECKED
MUSLlNS-been selling at Ike;
100 pieces NEW MATING just Opened;
CARPETS and OlL-CLOTHS 10 be closed
ont az prime cot;
10000 yards COTTON TRIMMINGS at l, IL, 2,
and &c. per yard:
Large stock of LINEN LACES. by piece
or yard:
10 pieces COLORED CRETONNEs TO be
closed out:
lot LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS to be sold
svery cheap.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. NH 4-cod
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Enect Of the Repeal of the Ranking


A wasbInoton special to the Baltimore
American avs. The act 10 reduce internai-
revenue taxation. which has Just become
law. provides for the repeal OF the tax upon
cani,aI and denosits OF all banks and bank,
ers, except such taxes -as are now auv a.
payable. The taxes on capita' anu "eposa'
therefore. ceased on March 81. Comp
troI.cr Knox saws that the passage OF TINS
act relieves the National and State banks
and the private bankers from q tax on the
average of about one million dollars
month. The amount Of tax collected from
the National banks on capital and deposits
during the last fiscal year was So,9J3, w.
OF which S437,774 only was upon eap1.a',
the remainder being upon deposits Inc
tox upon State banks and private bankers
was S5,249,172, OF which little more tnan
one fifth was upon capital. The total
tax collected upon deposits ana cap,'ai
>4pon all classes OF banks during the lst
fiscal year was S11,20S,SI5. The amount
annually collected from the two-cent' check
stamp is about S2.500,00O, and the ACT re-
pealing the use OF these stamps taxes erect
ON the list OF July next. The law i'm
nosinp the tax upon bank capital and
deposits required all State banks and
nriyate bankers in the country to make
semj-annual returns to the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue. From these
returns the Comptroller has for series OF
wears compiled the only complete state
ments ever given in reference to the capital,
deposits. and the amount Of United States
bonds held by all classes Of banks and bank
ers in the country. The repeal OF this law
will. after this date, prevent the compile
ton OF these tables, and the only source
from which such returns can hereafter be
obtained will be from the reports OF the
banks as compiled by the officers OF the dif-
ferent States. As many Of the States, par
ticularly in the South and West. do not re-
ouire such returns to be made, the aggre-
gate will of necessity be much less complete
than heretofore.
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Unnecessarily Alarmed.

A Londou telegram makes the announce
nent that the Society for the Suppression
OF Blasphemous Literature propose to get
up cases against Professors HUXLEY and
TYSDALL, HERBERT SPENCER. the publishers
Of MoRLEY's works, and others who "by
their writings have sown widespread unbc-
lief aud In some cases rank atheism"
Such acton in this enlightened and pro-
gressiye age Is, TO say the least, surprising.
While II will be readily conceded that
"blaspiemous literature" IN the sense OF
the term as generally understood should be
suppressed, when that term Is made TO cover
the writings Of Hsh.EY, TyNDALI. MORLEY,
ct I'd omne genus, II strikes us that the zeal
OF the. London Society degenerates into
fanaticism. No matter how far wrong the
''modern scientists may be --and In our
judgment they are radically wrong-their
theories cannot be legally prosecuted Cut
OF existence. On the contrary, all efforts
in this direction are calculated TO propa-
gate their dogmas by creating sympathy
for them.
But this Is not the greatest objection to |
judicial proceedings against "pseudo-sci-
enti6c" literature. HUXLEY, TYSpALL,
6sExcER, and their school, have rendered
valuable service in stimulating research
After pnrc science. Their attitude towards
ChriMiaNity has put many Of the greatest
minds In tho world ON their metal which
,fbeywfse would not have entered the lists
Or the defence OF revelation and the re-
onciIialion OF science and religion. In
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of his father on The 9Th
Instant. at | l o'clock y. VI, WILLIE PLUMMER,
only SON Of CAPTAIN u. A. and A. h. Purlks. in the
twenty-ninth year of his age.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
east Grace street.
Baltimore papers please copy
Died. Mt 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. LEILA
r., eldest daughter Of Samuel and Layenia Muire.
The dark surgIng pillows that hurst 1T my feet
Have lost all their terrOr-thcir music l. sweet.
Ny Saviour Is siilling the tempest for me-
Then, q! shall anchor beyond the dark sea.
Friends are invited 10 attend her funeral from
their residence. Glib Grace street, on the STH
INSTANT. AT | A NJ.
West Point star please copy.
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FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS.
STEVENS
has onpnpd fhIg wool

STEVENS
has opened this week
Novelties In GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES
sLEEYE-BUTTONs;
Another lot of WATERBURY WATCHES;
\ job lot of + ENAMEL SLEEVE-BUITONsat25 c
worth Soc;
Elegant new designs In LACE PINS;
Bargains in low-priced BLACK LACE PINS:
New designs in ETRUSCAN, OWL, and BAN
GLE PINS at Csc.
Another lot of those MOUNTED CARD-RE-
CEIVERS at Soc;
An immense lot Of superior FEATHER-DUST-
Frs, all sizes, in price from loo. up;
LADIES DRESSING COMBS, fne-lnished goods,
a. very low prices;
Handsome new CUPS and sAUCERS at 20 and
5Oc.;
The TOOTH-BRUSHES we show at 10, 20, and
25c. are bargains;
Since the r. ducion in the price of our VELVET
FRAMES the sales are fully doubled. Prices
tell.
Another case of that NOTE-PAPER in large
boxes, such rs we sold so rapidly at Christmas
at25c., at STEVENS,
500 Broad street.
Send for Catalogue, free. NH
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The Emperor Of Germany has accepted
the resignation OF General Won Kameke as
Minister OF War. Either General Bron-
sart ven Schellendorff or General Capri
will succeed him. General Won Kameke
resigned because Of differences OF opinion
IN regard to important military principles
which were discussed at q recent confer
ence under the presidency Of the Empe-
ror, and not because Of the proceedings Of
the Reicbstag.
Hold on to the truth, for it will serve you
well and do you good through eternity.
Hold on TO virtue, II Is beyond price to you
1t all times and places. Hold on to DR..
Bulbs Cough Syrup. for there Is nothing
ike 1t TO cure cough or cold.
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Let Our Country Friends Reflect.

The most alarming threat ever made
against Virginia is contained in the ayowed
purpose OF the Coalition to " overwhelm "
the taX-paying element i'm the next cleo
lions. This means that the Pratorian
Guard is to be mainly recruited from the
ranks OF our former slaves, and that their
pay Is TO be furnished by their former mas
tiers. This Is the plain English OF the
whole business; but in the regions
where the negroes are in very
small minority, or are not TO be
found, the truth OF this statement may
not be so apparent us 1t is 10 us In this re-
gion. And every time that our leaders
have turned aside from this issue they have
made ''blunder," with the magnitude of
"crime," against the State. The real
facts Of the situation show that with solid
black vote the Rta1justers hope to domi-
nate the State: and when this evil day
comes III come il ever does] then the white
Southwest and the white Valley will under
stand very fully what the full meaning OF
the "Coalition" is.
1t intends to reward and 1t intends TO
punish. 1t intends to make the county MAJ
chinery and the county offices instruments
OF its will and pleasure; and should we
permit the management OF our affairs TO
pass out OF our own hands we will then I'M
derstand what II Ia to live in State gov
erned after the fashion which prevailed in
south Carolina under Moses, and Chamber
laine, and Smalls, and Scott, and the whole
band marauders who plundered that Com
monwealth. The levity of the Pompadour
when she said "after us the delugev
failed to express the half OF what is meant
when our white and black enemies threaten \
to oyerwhelm Virginia. With this fact
before the tax-paying people of the counties
they should unite as one man to build up
dykes and embankments to keep out The |
tide which threatens to sweep away from
them all that men hold dear, and to make |
Tor US ga desert and call 1t peace" Nor
folk landmark.
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M RoBERTs's RAZOR STEEL
@ COHEN BROTHERS.

We arc prepared TO make special offering of
LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT Of every de-
scription, I'm plain and fancy designs. These
goods recommend themselyeS-lrsily. In price:
secondly. in material and superiority Of manu-
facture; thirdly, In peri, elton Of N.
We are also prepared 10 offer full stock Of
sPRIN1; AND SUMNER GOODS. among them
many SPECIAL BARGAINS. Among them may
500 wards SUMNER SILKS at see:
IL pieces 24-INCH COLORED SATIN RHADA-
MAS, manufactured of pure sewng-silk, at
95c. generally sold at Sl.5O
| lot of HANDSOME ALL-SlLK OTTOMANS at
SLIP to *l.35, the quality generally sold at ~
pieces e PoLKA-DoT FoULARD, at s5c., value
of which Is 6Oc.;
pieces SATIN SURAH at 32c., the quality sold
we offer many attractive and special bargains I'm
HANDSOME BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
the price of which can only be appreciated ON eX
animation of goods. We would specially men
BLACK OTTOMAN SILK at $3.50, formerly sold
26-iNCI sTRAH SATIN at $3.50, formerly sold
at upwards Of SO.
so pieces pee, French CREPE NUNS YELLING in
All the new shades tour own direct importa-
ilon), Az inches wide. at 60c. a yard:
Also. special purchase of a large stock of SPAN
ISL and GulPURk LACE for overdrcsses at
rather above one half their regullrprice
We have also made purchase of over 81 300 worth
of FINE IRlSil-LACE POINTS. which we
offer at a reduced price of 35 per cent. from
general value
We are I'm receipt Of q full line of WHITE
GOODS Of every description, among them many
m special prices. We mention
DOTTED MULLS at 25c., the quality generally
selling at 60c. yard:
Also. LINEN LAWNS. LINEN DE DACCA. and
PERSIAN MILLS under general value.
AID GLOVFS.-S.B UTTON-LENGTH NOUS
QUITAIRE PIG~KlNS at Use; S-RUTTON-
LENGTH MOUS0UITAIRE KIDS at Zoe.
81, 81 %, 81 TO- and - pair. In all the new
shades: l2-BUTTON-LENGTll5 Mt S2.25.
Large stock Of MATIINGS Just received.
We shall also make special Offering of u large lot
of LINEN GODS slightly damaged on. their
voyage Of importation.
1 lot Of 2-YARD-WIDE FELT at $1.20-former
price. ! 80;
200 dozen LADIES' ALL-LlNEN HA<DkER-
CHIEFS tsOme stw among them slightly dam
aged at &C.;
A large lot Of LACE CURTAINS at less than mar
ket value. NH 3-Sa,SuAW
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700 pairs GENTLEMEN's FANCY-COLORED
UALF-HOsE at csc. pair-former price 40
and Doc:
26s pairs only Of those CHILDREN'S COL
ORED RIBBED HOSE at De. n pair. We han
1000 pair last week.
5 of those REAL MARsEILLEs QUILTS ~
$3.50; former price &5. We bad oo oil '"ese
three weeks ago.
II only left of those BRIDAL QUILTS, full size
at &C.; re
o Of those large, heavy, HoNEYcoMB-QUILTs
atsI; r,.c
8 LANCASTER QUILTS atsi.i5-former pr'ce
$3.50; s,os-
former price Si7o; .r.o-
"a Of those MARSElLLEc Sc"'iD
q Of those ht-weight HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS
at Csc. ,ho eos,
Tho above are all that are left out OF the ten
eases opened only u few weeks since.
We have still grand line Of TOWELS, COM
,,a,,cino at &c. for a large COTTON TOWEL 10
oOc. for the prettiest TOWEL ever Drouent 10
Richmond. Among our line Is the bosS HUM
ABACK TOWEL, measuring 90 inches long ana
% broad. and finer goods than any OF the same
size at csc. each A handsome COLOkED-bOk-
nEREO. OPEN-WORK, and KNOT T d.
ERINGE TOWEL at 75c.; former price, 81.
we shall offer this week special inducements TO
close out:
LINEN COLLARS for ladies and children;
TIJRKEY-RED DAMASK, WHITE TABLE
DAMASK;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGs,
In fact the whole stock must be closed within
the next ten days. T.. }. LEVY & CO..
2l3 east Broad street.
STORE and FIXTURES FOR RENT. Posses
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A Washington telegram in the Philadel-
phia Telegraph states that the officers IN the
Weather Bureau have been looking up
their records, and find that for ten years Il
severe storm has occurred between the 9th
and 18th of March. They suppose WIG
GINS bases his prediction on this fact. Also,
no doubt upon the fact that there will be
new moon on the Sth and upon the posi-
ton of the planets as described in the Dis
patch OF Yesterday.
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The rebate allowed under the new law
consists of the difference between the tax
as it was when paid and the tax that would
have to be paid upon the same package or
packages under the new law. That is to
say, the tax paid under the present law
must have been twenty dollars in order to
enable a manufacturer or dealer to draw
back ten dollars under the new law. And
so, Of course, Us to larger sums.
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial says that among the
bills passed at the close of the session OF
Congress was the postal-order bill, which
is a measure OF immense public utility, en-
abling cash in sums as small as fifty cents
TO be sent anywhere in the country for a
cent.
II this be true, editors have something
TO be pleased with. in the acts OF the late
Congress.
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1t might be well to refer to the opinion
OF d. II. Armstrong, Esq, assistant posi-
master, OF Delta, Lit. The gentleman says;
/ suffered for ninety-six houIs with mumps,
and one bottle OF ST. Jacobs Oil cured me
i'm two DAYS,
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
STATIONERs' MATERIAL.


VHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLHIsER,
Trustee for Baughman Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street
their large and assorted stock of goods, consist
Ing of
WRAPPING and wRTTING-PAPERs,
FLAT, PRiNTING-PAPERs, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TwINEs, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOKs,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &C.
Orders for all kinds of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires TO
close out the same as soon as practicable.
G. q. BAUGHMAN,
fe2o-lm Agent for NJ. Minhiser, Trustee.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on February 90. 1889, at Broad-Street
Bcdsoe. VI. G.. fIGG TO SALLlE. youngest
daughter of the late W. j. Hiddick. No cards.
Married. on 2lst Of February. 1883. by Rev. i.
II. Barnes, Mr.. WILLIAM ". PETIT, OF lIarles
City county. and Miss GEORGE c. daughter OF
Mr. William g.. johnson. of New Kent county, Va.
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Cheap postage comes in with October.
On and after the first OF that month two
cents will be the postage on half-ounce let
ters and those weighing less.
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THE Internal Taxes.

The Assistant Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue. Mr.. ROGERS, has informed the
Washington Post that the list from which
the internal revenue Of the country VIII
no collected in future stands as Follows:
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H f #nf + SO g " "a (
+ ( Q 90 . ! 4 4 LII
s $s 6 /: f. +. t j.. + ]: E. +.

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Ela--
tic Glue on EartEl ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Ncuds
Everything SOLID ~ ROCK lizard A. ADA
MA<T.-FIRM AS GRANiTEH! New scientific
Discovery .-ReyoluiiouiZcs tn ! liquid blue BH-l-
ness of the World! ROYAL GLUk l. Abs0Nft.y
ERbredkdbie and MSep0FLjle! NAN~ONlAN
GIANT among other CLUES and Clements. NIL
LIONS OF People ere sing Royal Glue and MI
LIONS MORE Must Have IT,. No lieatlne-No
Preparation-Alwly Ready Always Iilnidf
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth, Crockery. Oruammt- u
Every Kind Metals. Patches on Leather ani luN-
Der Shoes, Book Backs. Buc-a-brlc. and Every
thing Else with lnsoparabe Tenacity. MANI
FACTUREES Of Textile Fabrics. >trtw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. I'm tdtirn stained Glas- conn
Labels, Fine Carriages AMI Plano. Paper. Card
Board, on Cl6th ud Carpets. who u-e EnlhL
GLUE for sizing, >tlhening AID Gh.ing Purpo--,
supplied by the Pint. Gallon. or Al GALLON
News Of It's MiryellOn, and Extraordinary Tn
breakahle Qualities It's Great sI-oofhncs-. FleNi-
bilty and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer % AnotherI LIVE SALES
MIN job Thousands 0f BOuIes Of ROYAL cline To
Druggists. GrOcers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
dredS n Bottles 90 Business Offices and Families.
20 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover:
by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 cents extra. Manufactured
by J. 1. OMEARA * CO.
1347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington. ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wanted IN every tiiy aud Coun-
~ throughout the United states. Canada. Europe
and South America. sold by Druggists. GrOcers,
Stationers, llar ware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
& BRIDGES, 1905 Franklin street, Richmond,
Va. IL 2o-ly
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BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
ID COMPANY.

Notice Is hercby given that n special meeting of
the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, to he
held Il the cOmpany's Office. In New Canton. Va,
on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April. 1888. AT I 2
NJ, for the purpose Of eecilng board Of directors
to serve one year. and for Tie transaction Of any
other business that may he brought before the
meeting.
by order. T.. X. LELAND.
Secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
NH 4-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-07

The tariff upon licorlce. or liquorice, is
reduced by the new tarifi-law from ten to
seven and half cents per pound.