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Unblushinp Ayowals.

We can hardly credit the statement, but
It seems to come well authenticated, that
General MALONE last week said to a staff
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Press
what here follows:
"Why did you choose the present time
10 again change the party name?" asked
the correspondent.
because the very time 10 make the
change had arrived" was the answer.
"For the last three years we have been
drifting toward the goal. When the Lib
eral movement first started il would have
been death TO us to have STYLED ourselves
Republicans. We were Readjusters then.
and a Democrat who would have cut his
hand of rather than vote the Republican
ticket was not ashamed to be Readjuster
Then we changed the name to that
OF CoSlitionlsts, taking in Republicans
and Democrats, as OF old, but dropping
the word Resdiuster with the adjustment
OF the debt question. There is another
reason, and perhaps the most important
one, why we should call ourselves Repub-
licans. Virginia Is protection State. A
large majority OF Bourbons are protection
lists. The National Democratic party stands
for free trade. We are protection party,
solid and firm, marching in the line OF the
Republican party Of the North. What
sense would there nave been, under these
and other circumstances, for us to apply
for admission TO Republican National
Convention In disguise We are Repub-
llcans, and have been such for some time.
and we 20 10 Chicago under true colors."
The silly Democrats who were thus led
'tep by step into the Republican party
must enjoy the Generals description Of
he little strategy he found necessary to
he accomplishment OF bis end, aud his
yident belief that he has "got 'em safe"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-29

II we are not greatly mistaken Governor
Cameron, in a speech delivered in this city
before his election to the office which he
now fills, rhetorically declared that he
would not be led into the Republican par
" in fact couldn't be induced to go.
Has anybody got a copy OF the paper p
Petersburg Mail.
There is hardly, we suppose, a promi-
nent Democratic member Of the late Cosli-
ton party who has not made a similar
declaration. In Southwest Virginia in
1881 Governor CAMERON took the ground
that General MALONE had in effect cast but
one vote with the Republicans OF the Sen.
ate, language implying that the General
was still Democrat.
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The Issue.

Whilst the servants OF the people are dis
cus.ing the tariff in the halls OF Congress,
the people are thinking about the issues TO
be passed upon by them in the next cleo
ton for the President OF these United
States.
So long as the Republican party is in
power controlling the departments and
machinery OF the Government, it will be
difficult to bring about that reform in the
tariff that will do justice to all interests
concerned. As it now stands, no doubt,
it is badly arranged, and the principle
upon which it should be reformed has
been set forth in the Virginia, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia, and New Jersey
platforms of the Democratic party.
But the people at this time are not as
much interested in the tariff agitation as
in other matters that are commanding their
attention, and which they are expressing
in no uncertain sound. Read the indict-
ment OF the Republican party drafted by
the West Virginia state Convention OF the
Democratic party lin the Dispatch last
week., and here you will find sentiments
that will find 4 hearty response and en-
dorsement IN the hearts and minds OF the
several conventions Of the Democratic
party that Will meet in every State shortly
to send delegates to Chicago, and who will
there express the wish OF those they repre-
sent by adopting a similar PLATFORM
dbinqdOn Virqinidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-29

The Cleveland Ledder says that the
BLAINE men in the Ohio Convention num-
bered 1916. the SHERMAN men 275. And
even HENRY WARD BEECuER, an ARTHUR
man. says that ARTHUR is out of the race,
or, as Mr.. ROOSEVELT, Of New York, said,
" committed suicide" BEECHER now calls
for LINCOLN as the Republican nominee.
"NAPoLEos the Little" "The Nephew
OF HIS Uncle" Shall America have "The
Son OF His Fatber"l Pray, let us have
GRANT and the third term il we are to have
Imperialism In any shape.
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II the solid vote Of Ohio could be thrown
for anybody at Chicago it would strike
with great force. - Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.
Well, you must know that If is to be
cast solidly for anybody Mr.. BLAINE Is the
man who will receive it. Are you for
BLAINE alreadyS Wait until he Is nomi-
mated. Don't desert SHERMAN and his
DanviIle-riot boom six weeks before your
Convention meets.
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Wasn't Afraid.

Three Scotchmen i DR.. Watson, Mr..
John McClarren, and Mr.. Robert McKen-
zie-were walking over the ReIchs bridge,
which spans the Danube, in Vienna, at a
height Of seventy feet, on March 10th,
when the two younger men teased DIR.
Watson, saying that his courage would
fail him had he to Jump from the bridge
into the river. All at once DR.. Watson
mounted the parapet, and, before his
friends could hinder him, jumped into
the river, which ran seventy feet below.
Despite the GOODNESS OF the water and the
current DR.. Watson swan to the shore,
where he was taken into custody by the
police
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-29

The Charleston NerS and Courier says
that the abolition Of the duty on coffee ava
lower the price. Respectfully referred to
the New York Herald, which, arguing i'll
favor of tariff for revenue only. said re-
Gently that duty could be laid upon coffee
without adding to the price, and added
that the removal OF the duty had not low
cred the price.
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There will he All votes required in the
National Republican Convention TO nomi-
nate. There will be 800 delegates from
the Solid south, where there is no chance
for Republican electoral vote. The re,
nublican party must beware OF soild
South of its own Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.
That is to say, must beware Of ARTHUR.
But isn't it retributlve justice that once
in every four years the Republican party
has to suffer from the rotten boroughs 1t
established in the South when it made the
negroes voters?
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p,,nuona pfspafch

,.,. .,,,,,cst ,rsver tn the R'chnona, s.a 10
"a this: The Netos and Conr'e,r rae of postage
have my United states. The gain 70 ing
,0nc you'd then be sill greater than ps or
free delivery within the Sts'e w a, now She law.
o. ,be county OF publication. ms - ~" eiycnla-
III VIC I" ar mmcndaion 10 Tree 81 III, ia
w u.ss state heeause we thought ~ m,tns
eaaier 10 obtain that conec 'non tnam ncrai taxa
eae delivery. There would be no Reneia 70 any
,i Co. merely local benefit In either easy ~ eor
more Than there Is in taxing the wnoIe poie peo-
Educational purposes or in taxing ,ne %hoy where
rIa Tor Ietter-deIiyery at two cents on mat
~ col of delivering letter Is ten tin,cs na no
smm We did not desire protection 10 an 2nt he
or form. rs what we have sald shU ~, have IFS
Jfsnntch, with or without reasOn' , nuss
iy,,e 9ntc' Charleston Ne,os and Courier
True enough; and there would be ~ y.
general taxation for merely local beneh.
in the highest OF tariffs not substanliali!
nrobibitory "any more than there Is IN TAR
ina the ,ohole people for educational pm
poses"i The Ne,ns and Courier must 'n'
tend is paragraph as joke. That rep!
comes with an i'll grace from an outanu-
out opponent Of protection. we ia'o'
taxing the whole people for letter dei''er!'
for educational purposes. and for various
other purposes. 1t would seem that Tue
Mems and Courier ought to see that II sucn
taxes may constitutionally be laid upon
the whole for the benefit OF portion ana
with the approval Of that journal, there
would be no inconsistency on its part II II
sbould favor tariff Of fifty cents per
mound on manufactured tobacco in ordel
to prevent the Virginia manufacturer fronl
beinr driven out Of his own home market
by tobacco manufactured in Canada oil
elsewhere where there is no internal-reVe'
nue. tax upon manufactured tobacco.
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The Virginian and the Dispatch, II we we
understand them, argue that there must DC
six delegates at large and eighteen district
delegates. Norfolk Ledger.
We have said several times that the State
Executive Committee ought to settle the
question one way or the other. That's all.
At the same time, we know OF no good
reason whatever why the State Convention
should not elect six delegates at large il 1t
chooses so to do. But we shall be satisfied
70 have the question decided either way.
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r LEVI HExTER'S', 907 BROAn

At LEVI HEXTER'S', 307 BROAD
N STREET, THIS WEEK. a GRAND SPRING
BARGAIN SALE, during which we shall prescnt
e sTea ,s,s cy Ne ennmsrate eGSg few Gy OF
departments, and call special attention TO The ol-
FMNTfY SUMNER SILKS at ruInous low prices
23-INCH SlLK-AND-W0OL NOHAIRS AZ Z5c.
Elegant LACE BUNTINGS In all shades al lOc.
ALL WOOL BLACK BUNTING at l6hc.;
ALL-W0OL NUNS YELLING, exquisite coIors,
Handsome BLACK AbL-sILK SATIN BRO
CADES at 90c.;
BRoCADED SATIN in all shades ut Doe;
A new lot Of FANCY PLAIDS at 25c.:
32-INCH LUBlN's BLACK ALL-wOoL CASH
A handsome SS-ISCH BLACK BODY CASH.
MERE at 374c.;
s4-iNCH BLACK CASHMERE at 25c.
TABLE-DAMAsK.
HEAVY UNBLEACHED TABLE-DAMAsK at
superior quality UNBLEACnED DAMAsE a,
Extra fine quality UNBLEACHED DAMAsK at
BLEACiIED SATIN TABLE-DANASK at 40.
30, so, 65. 10, S7H, and o..
Special bargains in TURhEY-RED DhMAsK.
TOWELS.
80 dozen CHECK TOWELS at &c.:
ALL-LINEN TOWELS at zoe. worth l2kc.
BLEACHkD LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at
FANCY CENTRE DAMASK TOWELS at soc.
Extra bargains In FINE TOWELS.
100 dozen NAPKINS, f. red and white, at special
low prices.
80 pieces DAyOL COTTON, slightly damaged
7c.;
Extra bargains in sHEETTNGs.
JERSEYS, JERSEYS, JERSEYS
Al Wool, Al Shades, Al sizes,
sl25, SI.2j, sl.2j.
CORSETS, CORSETS, COKSETS.
Ours Is the CORSET bOu.e Of the dav.
SPECIAL CORSkTS. 49c.: POPULAR. 3-c.:
LANGTRY. 73c.; PUCK. 9sc.;
ZEPHYR.i ~; SARATOGIAN, 81;
NORMA, slZ5; DOUBLE BONE, fl2Jt
LONGFELLOW. $3.50; 550-BONE 81 10;
MAD. MOODY'S ABDOMINAL, Sl.75;
Also. q full line Of DE. WARNtRo HEALTH
and NURSING CORSEIS.
MISSES CORSETS and MISSES WAISTS.
90 dozen EMBROIDERED INDIA NULL TIES
AT Sc;
500 LACE COLLARS for Misses Al Sc;
4 t0b lot Of FICHUS, TIES, and COLLAEN A.
les than half price; ..
HANDKERCHIEFS, IAN DIX ER - NJ ~ =,
HANDhERCHiEFS' 1t &c. at lee" at all
Novelties in LADIES' sHOPPING-BAG>. Just
LADIES. MEMS and CHILDREN's HOSIERY
I'm endless varieties.
PARASOLS.
A new and h1nlsOmc Tine la al tie latest navel
tie, for ladies' aud children ~ lowes price.
We solicit the favor Of an ln,pection ~ or
stock. LEY nfAi -.
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The Washington Republican classes Colo
mel TOW WHITEHEAD as ga protectionist
and a TILDEN man." and the Richmond
Dispatch as n supporter Of "the MORRI-
CARLISLE Free-Trade syndicate
These Republican organs are wonderfully
90 fttfo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-29

The Democrats Of Louisville voted as a
unit against Henry Watterson for delegate
at large to the Chicago Convention at Sat-
urday's election. lie has been asked to
consider this in the light Of rebuke Of
his course In agitating the tariff question:
WASHINGTON Republican.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for April
has been received by us. LiSDoN b. Ed
WARDS, NJ. ID. and WILLIAM II. CoGoE-
SHALL, NJ. d., editors and proprietors,
Richmond.
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-,-.- ana Malone.

Di,cou ,,ns a.. April 2e;-The ,, S'a ae
DIES MONIES, n nar, from 81 oil the w W
REGISTER has rebate state. These 81 counties
counties OF the OIL or votes in the Conven-
ton, and Of them 200 ,,r - ~ for Edmunds.
Logan, SO for Arthur 10 "
a,A ,,rlrpnwu.
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The St. Jacob. OIL o Tsn aGd c attractive
lss4J5, the most uni ,ais,,ed I, can be had
work Of its kind ever ,,s" Recruitment. the
by addressing the supply Drpa' Baltimore,
Charles A. Vogeler COMPANY ,p@n!cen I'' hostage
Md, and rnclosing a '"o-''"' p'
gtamp
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CARRIAGES.

u.,u,.. ,nrn "A. 1884, by Rev. j. j; Lsher,y'
a shs re d apr Of Mr. Ghds,eyit N b. bo
WA AR 81 iaST, 10 Miss RACHEL Aoi'h" w.
OF this city. 30, , ,,,. atty
Married, Monday, hpTM,I c9c Gu Joseph ".
py me a4e re % mmpismsLAURA BALLARD.
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The acrobatic New York Herald. which
will next fall support the Republican NOM
inee for President OF the United States, but
which poses now In the character Of a
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IIGENSE-TAXES.
OFFICE CRY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND, Apul !. 1854.

OFFICE CRY COLLIE TORT
RICHMOND. Apul !. 1851
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
DAILY
from o'clock A. VI. to O'Clock T.. ~ from the
I5Tu 70 the 3OrH DAY OF APPEL, for the pUr-
pose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAX
from All auctioneers, architects, brokers, board
iug-houses, cOmp ssion merchants, Goa! compA-
MES, doctors, dentists, eatinS-houses and snack
houses, employment agencies, lawycr,' lumber
measurers, mere tntile agents, merchandi,r bf'-
kers stock and exchange brokers. steamboat come
panies, sewing machine agents, junk and "',i,f-
dealers. photographers, hotels, restaurants "n'',-
sale and retail liluor-de1lers, telegram ""u =
press companies, ticket agents theatre, anu pu''
lie halls real estate agents hl,cr' m''"''''u'''''
botiling aes, &c. n,N
For an bills remaining unpaid on '"' Isl ~
oE MAYA duc If mot less thln 81 nor more thAA
a. for each day thereafter will De- imposed.
" Ar. WOOD>oN,
ap2-tAp3oi
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The State OF yesterday comes out in the
following emphatic paragraph
"Thc Dispatch. in replying to the
Stanton indicator, describes the position
OF the State correctly. As We have said
heretofore, tariff reform is not the whole
reform demanded at this time, but only a
part Of it. In answer to the VindicatOr'S
suggestion that the Dispatch and the state
shall debate a one-sided proposition, we
Join the Dispatch in an emphatic no!
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It is gratifying to see such YOUNG Eim re,1
ap. en ,i1an as T. ,or the Council from Monroe
Ward y yo We want young, active men.
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NM NM A TIT TITTIINy. y GGG. sSss
MMSMM "A T T IEEEYYNXNG Gs SIS

We have a splendid quality FANCH-CHECkED
CANTON MATING at Ice. per yard or
$3.50 per roll Of 40 yards;
Good quality WHITE MATING at l2Hc., or
$3.50 per roll Of 40 yards;
PRETTIEsT CHECKS and hes: q1lities at 20,
25, and SOC.
Best quality CANTON MATTINGS, sells every
where at &C., for only 39c.
Indeed, we have the largest line ever shown In
this city, and prices have been conceded by all
TO be the lowest. JULIUS MEYER & son,
Sixth and Broad streets.
Mail orders will receive prompt attention. and
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CARDOZO & CO.,
Successors TO CARDoso, ALsor, Mo,BY s cod
1908 MAIN STREET.

since our cosing-0u' sale i'm January and Fcb-
ruary we have been able 70 replace Our stock 10
great advantage, genera, decline In all kind N
Dry Goods having taken place. and the genera
depression in New York has stll more reduced
values.
Having a NEW stock to buy we were fast iu he
condition To avail ourselves Of the favorable tln
In the market To-day We are offering goods
CHEAPER than any other house Ia tlc >iat. We
name some REAL BARCMSs:
BLACK SILKS at soc. 9oc.. g., sl.c5. sl.20
sl.25. and up g. :2.5p-pric,, never vet
reached.
HOCSE-FUENlSHlNi GOODS,
such a. TABLE DANA>k.NAPkIN>, TOWELS
LINEN and COTTON >liEEllHGs' c'cr
greater bargains than ever offered;
500 dozen TOWELSat Sl.j0 aud s2-a great jlb.
N WHITE GOODS
wcarcoferlng many inducements.
CHECKED MUSLIN, :. 10, II. and l2st.-
splendid value
Orr DRES>-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
/, complete In every respect. New goods FOO ~
the new shade. and designs from - g.. o. Sl.5o.
OUR BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT
has long been specially, and thi, season wc a.'e
added All the noyeltle in the American aai Lag,-
pcan markets.
We have added a new feature 90 our business
this seasou-namely,
LADIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
under the management Of ldic, OF eXHcrl Ur.
and taste. Particular attention paid 90 the ul>-
ing Of any pattern and material. and ;hc ..'
workmanship guaranteed.
CURTAIsS.
We have the h3ndsome,t selection Of 90 E.
TAIN~ we have ever cxhibited-belutiful o. .is-
sign. OF superior quality, aud az very low prices
Just received. an elegant ,.orfmcut 81
BEADED NETS, lACF~, and GlNP~ .-'.
BEADED and EMBROIDERED Flt IN -,
! \ fine and full stock OF GENILtME\'> Ora
( WATTS, UNDERWEAR, AID HOSIERY.
an l3-Su.Tu&F CARDDZO < co.
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Horrforti,s bread PreDaratIon

makes biscuit that even dyspeptics can eat
hot This cannot be said OF ordinary
bakiDg-powders. Take only Horsford's.
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s ssss f + ; & < s ssss
3 II L X X SIS
SsSS II ILL X X 'SS'

BLACK GROS-GRATN SILK ut Csc. worth S5c.'
at 75c. worth 81, at sec. worth t1.lO, at zoe
worth Sl.25, At 81 worth S1.35, AT tllO worth
$3.50, tSl.25 worth Sl.65; at $50 worth
AZ, atSl.75 worth 1926, at ~ worth $3.50
atS2.25 worth s2.7S, at 50 worth 1913;
SURAH SILKS IN all colors, very superior goods,
ats l10 per yard:
RHADAMAS, very large assortment, at bottom
prices
SATINS-An elegant assortment at soc. yard;
SUMMER SILKS from 40 TO 75c. yard. some
extraordinary bargains in this line
BLACK and COLORED BROCADED DRESS
SILKS at s5c. worth 81 10, at 81 worth sl.25'
at sl.35 worth 50.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
Agents for MCCOLI.'S GLOHE-FITTING BA-
FAR PAPER PATTERNS. ap 29-eOd
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NJ NIT L ID o RI f Il :
GRAND OFFERING OF
BARGAINS
THIS WEEK.

We will offer on MONDAY and during the week
some extraordinary bargains In NEW AND DE-
SIRABLE DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS in Plaids, Cheeks, Plain, and
ChangeablP, In all the new shades;
TOlLE DU NORDS at 124c.-price elsewhere
LARGE PLAID GINGHANIS at 10 and 12%c';
44-INCH COLORED WOOL CASliMERES at
AGENCY shades1reg 5l price 3oc;; ..,
StrIpcS-a new lot just 'ceycl-at 40, so, and
60c.-theSse goods are very che p;
BLACK SILKS, from the recent arge sale IN
New York. at much less less than they cost TO
G0oD BLACK SILK. eros GRAIN, good
lustre, at 62Hc. per yard-has been selling for
BLACK SURAHS and RHADAMAs very cheap;
COLORED SILKS, ia all the new spring shades
Our BLACK-GOODs DEPARTMENT is larger
than ever;
ATWOOD BLACK CASHMERE, good quality,
at 374'.-sellinE As bargain elsewhere at
wAMsUTTA UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at 65c.-
regular price II.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGs.
Special offering for this week Of an entire cargo
just landed-NEW GOODS at panic prices:
200 pieces WHITE MATTINGS at 12%, Is, Is,
and 20c.-cost double the money to land;
1870 pieces CHECK MATTlNGS at 149, l6,
1S. 20, and 25c.;
800 pieces FANCY MATIlNGsat I'll, 10; 20,
81, 25, 80. and 4Oc. These figures are about
one half Of last years prices.
We are closing out our stock OF CARPETS and
RIGS ~ much less than cost;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTIiS at 80, 80, and Oc., In all
widths. Call early for bargains.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
We have just received our new stock of PARA
SOILS, and can offer all the new styles at much
less than former prices. PARASOLS from zoe.
| to elO.
Our stock Is complete in all branches, and to
enumerate each article would require all the space
In the Dispatch. All we ask is cali and you will
! be convinced that our prices are the lowest aud
| our stock the most complete in the city.
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
| ap l3-Su,Tu&F 527 Broad street.
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CT RTAI,,s
DEiINaUENF REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE or CITY CoLLFCToR.l
RICHMOND. April LISA.
DELINQUENT r l. AL f T AT +
TANE~, leS3.
TAXEs, Ies3

In pursuance Of an ordinance of tn city. have
prepared and posted a list II DELINQUENT
TAXES on REAL ESTATE Tor 1858, so. .,t
10 the inspection Of al concerned. Fur,' 10
pursuance II ordinance. notice IS given la.. ..e
daily papers OF the city that all such real Este
So delinquent will BE- solo 1T auction ON
THE FIRST DAY OF THE MAY TERM ut
THE HUSTINGS COURT.
unless the taxes and penalty thereon have ..'l
previously paid. | am further relurdhy .-..-
nance to publish in one or more II thc du, ,l'
per. Of the city. not Jess than ten day pr,''. %
10 such sale. list Of real estate -1 d,lula'. ..f
the taxes Of The prcyiou, year.
In conformity herewith notice is hereby -''ea
that such list will Doe published In tho Dr. f'- ID
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY or APRIL,
on SUNDAY TIE 4TH DAY OF MAY,
and on the MONDAY following, that being -
first day Of the May term Of the Ilusuug, Doar''
shall. between the hours Of II o'clocs NJ
and o'clock Z. VI. proceed to seil. IN tront5
the City Hall, on Broad street between Ninth ana
Tenth streets, the real estate delinquent ~ aore'
said, including the penalty Of 5 Per cent.
ap 2-tMyI \. X. wUODsON. collector.
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NM NM A TIT TIT Il IN, GGG,
II Nh II "A a T T II ENSNSSSG
n X X Y II 4 ~ T T is N { GGSGi' =. %

We show in our CARPET-ROOM the largest
best assorted, and cheapest stock of WHITE
RFD-CHECK, and FANCY MATING ever
offered in this state. We will not publish the
number of pieces that we have nor the prices that
we are selling at but can satisfy all that our stock
is the largest and our prices the lowest.
We also show large stock Of CARPETS OF
every description.
OIL-CLOTHS, LINOLEUM,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGEIS,
OTTOMANS, HASsOCKS,
WINDOW-SHADESa and CURTAINS
Also, CORNICES, CORNICE-POLES, LOOPS
BANDS, and all other SHADE and CURTAIN
FIXTURES. LENY'DANlS DKAhE'
PEARS ENGLISH SOAP.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

DIPER-HEIDSIECK.
AMERICAN COSNOISSEURS,
AFTER FIFTY YEARS,
pronounce
ER-lIEIDSIECk
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MARCH 4, 1884.
This Is to certify that Dr. N. A. Moses 4 Son have
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mend them 10 all who suffering from this trou-
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READ THE MAYORS CERTIFICATE.
know II. u. Angle, and be Is very worthy, re-
liable young man. lie stammered badly before
being treated by Dr. n. A. Moses Of S2l east Broad
street, and does not stammer now. His cure is
evidence that those similarly afflicted will ind re-
lief by placing themselves In the same skilful
hands. W. c. CARRiNGTON, Mayor.