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erected in Washington city some time in
May. The statue weighs upward Of three
tons, Is III feet in height, and i the
perfect fac simile 81 the Luther figure in
The celebrated Reformation group at
Worms, having been cast in the same
original mould and 81 the same factory In
Saxony.
General Meredith Read: ~ once asked
Charles Resde what he thought of the
American system Of interviewing. he de-
ciared himself strongly in IFS favor. Just
think said he, what q fine thing Gn in-
terview with Shakespeare would have
been -" er'.:::
The attempt in Georgia TO preserve
" Liberty Han as q permanent memorial
OF its owner, the late Alexander II. Ste
phens, is = failure. snd the property is
likely TO 90 20 o citizen Of Crawiordyille,
who proposes 10 make il his private resi-
dence.
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte, who sailed
for Europe last week. started of without
telling any one outside Of his immediate
family 81 bis intentions. and the fact that
he had arranged to give a GinneT-party
this week shows that his trip was not con-
templated long.
our own Clara Louise Kellogg. after
profuse praising by 3 New YORK letter
writer. Is pronounced by the same cor
respondent as being exceedingly entertain
ing only when she wsnis 10 be. and as
having the gift at tunes Of looking sourer
than condensed Rhine wine. and acting as
hateful a. n fifteen-year-old boy.
Ex-Senstor David Davis has. since his
marriage. exhibited the spfightliness Of
youth and 3 ioyisl sociabiity that il nois-
Die eveu in the chsracieristically amisble
and happy life Of single blessedness which
be led for so many wears. He greets every
body with . pleasant smile, and talks as
enthusiastically Of the brightness OF life as
does boy Of twenty.
The late Louis c. Hamersley not only
had skull a. other persons have. tut his
skull was 4" long and strangely formed"
80 DR.. schuyler testified Wednesday in the
will case now before Surrogate Rollins. Of
New York. The purpose Of the point
about the skull was 10 show that Mr..
Hamersley was not capable Of making a
will. though, even With an elongated head.
he was able TO accumulate q fortune OF
3. 100000.
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A food Record

A recent issue Of the P1A-AaA Gdtefte
contains the following almost incredible
record made by & schoolgirl |" a girl
named Alice Alderman. aged fourteen,
daughter OF q laborer. has Just completed
her education at Langley school, BUCKS.
She has never missed being present since
the school was opened, on October 1, 1873,
and in completing her 3.45l attendances b
aid 10 have walked 5000 miles. She has
passed every standard successfully, ana In
The three subjects In nrst-grade drawing
obtained excellent prize. IN free-hAnd
and model. As also In the three stages OF
the specific subjects, liierHIure' domestic
economy, and animal physiology, and IN
one stage N physical geographs. she bias
also Obtained fwenty-six other prizes Tor
good attendance, sculpture. sewing, knit
ting, etc.
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The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Gazette says
that public indignation in that city Is not
vet suppressed and adds As for the
ceremony Of hanging murderers. il will
De performed as often as The most exact
ing patriot can desire. We saved our crop
OF murderer. a. we understand II, for that
parpose; hanging will commence in good
time and continue 10 the end OF the list.
In other words, the Cincinnati Commercial
yo.stte assumes that all the prisoners In
The Cincinnati Jail are murderers, and
should be hung ANYHOW. On the whole,
!, seems that little hanging for incen-
diary uttersnces iudieiously administered
IN Ohio might purify the atmosphere Of
that state.
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SEOBRLEFR.
The Character Of the Great Russian soldier.
The SpeeLaior.I


ITbe Spectator
De had " delicate, handsome face" q
fair beard, blue ewes, dark hair. he looked
ike an Apollo as be rode into battle " on
a white horse. and dressed 10 white
coat" "a practice which won him among
the Turks the title Of Akh Pasba, OF the
.. White General >. looking ~ though
be bad come dressed for ball. l. not
4 battle the soldiers balls' be asked
some one. Now, st last feel happy -
He was described a. lighting Ike al en-
SIM The answer given was, " Yes, but
he does not hide himself like = general. "
He was always in the thickeSt Of the rain
Of bullets and shrApnel, cheering on his
men, and showing the way 10 the enemy's
batteries. But though be was careless OF
himself. be was always careful Of bis men.
His division was always the best provided
with fur coats. with soup. tea, and " corn
brandy" He refused 10 have anything 10
do with the commissarist department.
and made each OF his regiments do
It's own c0mmissarlat. some one sug-
gested that the commanding officers might
embezzle. His answer was: If my men
get a. much bread. and meat. and tea, and
brandy a. they want, II there sre no CON-
plants lodged against my officers. II the
inha bItants Of the district art satisfied. let
them embezzle; Whist do ] caret" After
the famous passage Of The Balkans, in
which SkobelefI and bis division played
the first part, when they passed N review
before the Grand Duke "in splendid
condition. while the other divisions
looked pale and starved" the GRIND
Duke exclaimed What red-faced fel-
lows One Can see thew are well filed.
Thank God that some. st least, do not look
like corpses !" Flogging and euibng APP
pear TO prevail still In The Russian army.
SkObeleff would have none Of II In his d.
vision. BE told one OF hi favorite colo
nels, who was beating s soldier. that II be
found him doing il again be should dismiss
bin. After Plevns one 81 bis men was
ordered BY bis colonel 10 be logged. The
msu appealed 10 skobelsf, confessed bis
crime, and asked for = courf-mstiai. sko-
belief told him q couri-martial would con-
demn him 70 death. His answer was
" We are all 10 Gods bands. Every day
Of our lives we are under IRE here. ]
dent mind being shot, but Il ! am 10 be
disgrsced. your Excellency. l shall CON-
rnff sufe.tfa -
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RlPEyIYG FOR A REVOLUTION.
Critical Condition Of state Affairs in Mex
ico-IrOops Under Arms Awaiting Orders.

Critical Condition Of state Affairs in Mex
ioo-IrOOps Under Arms Awaiting Orders.
4 telegram from The City Of Mexico SAYS
There i apparently DO abatement 10 the
bitterness Of feeling against the odious
stamp set. Business throughout the re-
public Is largely suspended. The situation
i extremely critical. and no man can tell
" bat a day may develop. Merchants gen.
erlllv are assuming Sc attitude more deter
mined. il ANYTHING. than ever. IL i re-
ported that the Government intends 10 de-
clare the acts OF the merchants, in closing
their stores. revolutionary; that their IL
ceuses will be revoked. and that they viii
b. made 20 pay heavily for the privilege
OF re0pening their stores.
On the other band. II Is stated that the
Mexican senate hss passed 10 q second
reading a bill repeating the stsmp act, but,
a. the Government i not in sympathy
with this measure. il i very doubtful
whether the bill viii finally pass.
At Mstsmorss the condition Of govern
mental affairs j. deplorable. Charges cf
financial rottenness are openly made.
Threat. a. revolution arc Of common oc-
curreuce. and unless q decidedly better
s.ate 81 things j. soon brought about blood
shed Is inevitable.
All Puebla riotous demonstrations have
reached a poini requiring the presence Of
Government troops, which have been sent
there for the protection Of life and pro-
pertv aud 10 enforce the law.
II was run0red here to-day that the
Government has consented to modify the
act 80 A. 20 require stamps only on goods
as they are sold; also that certain other
concessions. the nature Of which Is not al
this writing definitely understood. had
been or would he made. II these rumor-
could be verified public anxiety would be
greatly and Immediately abated. but In the
absence Of certainty the excitement con-
tinues.
Distrust and apprehension are every
where apparent here in the capital OF the
republic. In the mean time city aud na-
tioual authorities are quietly preparing 10
ouell any uprising at it, inception. squads
Of armed policemen are ordered 70 points
In the city where Disturbances are most apt
to originate. The $1,000 troops Of the re-
public are practically sleeping on their
arms, ready for instant action should their
services be required either here or else
where
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The adoption by Congress OF the resolu-
ton generating General BoYNToN Is
gentle hint 10 j. WARREN REFERS con-
sttuents that il is time that be was waited
over the batdements Of political oblivion !;
and now the only question Is whether the
specific gravity Of kEITER's stupidity viii
admit Of his being waited.
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According to the Congressional Record,
the House Of Representatives, have been
discussing the " boundary line between the
United States and Texas" We had thought
that Texas returDedt TO the Union, along with
her southern sisters. some nineteen years
$40. and shall expect Mr.. THOMAS PORTER
soUsF OCHILlREE TO withdraw his attention
from the Alcohol o. Egotism long enough 10
protest against keeping the Lone-Stzr State
Ia q condition OF forcible secession.
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DANVILLE.
Colonel Cabell 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tignres-On His Own ReoOEniLaBor.

Tignres-0n His Own RecOgniLaDcf.
TCorr-Epoucenoe Of the Richmond Disustch.l
APEIL -. 1884
Colonel Cabell spoke last night ST 8 meet
ing Of the First and Second wards. coun-
selling fair dealing and a disposition TO
sacrifice personal preferences for the gene
raj good. THE lynX-eyed enemy stands
ready 10 avail himself Of every error we
NAV make" De also made this statement
that II there had been an election here last
fsll-that j, IL the opposing party bad
voted-the Democrats would have carried
the city ~ about 80 majority, 50 tho
roughly bad the registration lists been
canvassed and 40 accurately bad every man
been spotted"
The freight figures Of the Dsnyille and
New-River railroad for last month are in
dIcative. There were shipped from Dan
VILE SJG.6SG pounds; from the Richmond
road. j9l .22j: from the Midland road
1I3. 729-tOisl. ]. $50. G33. There were de-
liyered 70 Danville, 1,171,l03 pounds; 10
the Richmond road, 20j,92l; 70 the Mid
land road. 29,5j4. The number Of pas
se1Cers transported also shows business
9.s44. Gross earnings from freight and
passengers, S6,S3l.Ss.
The negro man James Sorns. who shol
Rawley Wilson also 3 negro some nights
ago while Wilson was trying 70 escape
from jail. has been released from jail on
his own recogniZsnce. after being held for
trial since the occurrence. Wilson re-
mains paralyzed in the lower parts Of bis
body. and there !, no expectation that he
win recover.
There was frost on the housetops this
morning. and there has been frost once er
twice this week. People from the country
ssy that some Of the fruit has been killed.
The wind from the mountains yesterday
THE Blue Ridge. said 10 be white With
snow Was quite .harp. But We have bad
10 rain. snow. or hsil, and men with time
Al command have been fishing. catching
bass and mud-fisb At the falls below Moro
took lake. ALPHA.
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Mr.. KELLY saws the only trouble about
getting his motor to 90 Is that be cannot
make the vibrating force work. This dii-
iculiy might be overcome by Harvesting
arst-class earthquake TO The machine. II
would go then. SO would Mr.. KELLY !;
and all the people would be happy.
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Uncle SAMUEL J. RANDALL 10 Brother
HENKY WATTERsOX: Dear HKSBY,-Please
abuse me some more. II YOU will, keep it
up vigorously in your editorial column.
instruct your fnsncisl man 10 quote nv
stock below par. and tell your river re-
porter 10 intimate occasionally that my
.biler Is busted" you may make me
D.; derf
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An exchange remarks that since the
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention ALEC
McCLUEE's smile has been spread all over
every issue Of the Philadelphia Times. II
is evident that ALEC's smile i more than
three fingers deep.
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~ ENaIAREKs UeLr yoKE.
Threstsses Boiler Explosion Under :
sehOel- Room

A Syracuse N. " telegram OF sunday
saws: Last Tuesday evening, while the
Young ladies sodaliiy were engaged in de-
yotional exercises 10 the schooi-house al
tacbed 10 the Church Of the Assumption Ia
thus elty. joseph Hess. who has Tor several
wears been employed as engineer, entered
and declared The boilers 70 be 81 the point
OF explosion. A panlc ensaea put when
the hall had been CLEARED Tie engineer
laughed and said that Il was Only an April
fooIn Joke. For this be was severely rep
riusnded BY Father Leonard, superior OF
the Franciscan Fathers, who have charge
Of fhe church. Hess Il said TO have vowed
Vengeance 81 the time. and 70 have declared
that the Joke would prove reality.
Ca saturday morning LITTLE Rirl who Is
attending the school under which The !m-
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The Philadelphia Press says: " There Is
nothing serious about the trouble in Mex
ico. Even revolution there i but mild
species Of political measles" The Press
should be careful. Just before the CinciD-
natl commune il said Socialism in this
country was 3 harmless species Of rash.
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II the Greenbsck party and the white
mans Republican party Of Georgia really
want 10 do the appropriate and patriotic
thing, they will hitch themselves 10 dom
key-cart and haul the carcass Of JoBN
SHERNAH out TO the burying-ground set
apart for presidential boomlets.
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II We had 3 Democratic Senate and q
Democratic President a. well e. = Demo
cralic House IL would be the duty Of the
Democracy TO reconstruct The tariff and TO
carry into effect such other measures q
tx reform as the party might deem ex-
pedient.
INT party requires no elap-trap eertif-
cate az is earnest championship Of revenue
reform and honest taxation whenever II IL
In = position 10 carry those principles into
t,rsctieal eject World.
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4 Washington special says: d" Some
where among The political assets OF JOIN
SHEKNAN twelve thousand pictures OF
hin, which are now useless" Oh no, not
useless. They would furnish knsyes for
three thousand packs Of cards.
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" The CogrieT-JOarnaf nominstes Nc
DONALD as the Democratic candidate. F"
What has MCDONALD done that WAITER
son should iry to resd him out Of the Dem
Ocrstic uartvs
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VOL. LXv.


The Burlington HGsoiaeye says they do
not open the campaign with can-opener.
ThR, depends upon whether it is dyns-
mite campaign or not.
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MATHEW ARNOLD did not critieise Chi
cago." That does not speak very well for
MATHEW ARNOLD. A man who could
visit Chicago and not criticise il must have
lost all sensibility.
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Governor Hosdly, Of Ohio. In clear
aud concise telegram published In fbe
World to-day, points out fhe way TO
Democratic success this year. The Cover
nor Is opposed 10 tsrid agitation IN
Congress. Goscrnor Jackson, Of West
virginia, another Democratic leader,
sfsnes on The same sensible platform. = Aesr
York Hofld.
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The Galveston AeGsS asks: " II this f.
not Government by majorities, then what
isht" During The administration OF Mr..
HAYES Il was Government by Stealsge.
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POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES AND
~ VOTERS.

The PRIMARY-ELECTIoS PLAN provide-
that none but white Democrats shall vote and no
man shall be entitled 20 vote except In the pre-
etnef where he lives and unless bis name appeers
on the Registration-Books; provided, that any
one who has moved from one ward % another and
hss not acquired residence In hts new ward mo-
having lived there thirty days. may vote IA his old
precinct and ward.
Any man who VIII he twenty one wears of age On
tbs fourth Thursday 10 May i22dl, which Is the
day OF election. can register NOW. ar l2-lw
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HExxSco ooCxxF, Var
TBNAsUEEH'k DyT3cE,
RICHMOND, February Is, 1854.
he Lax-pssers Of HenFiec county are hereby
{Lzltt1 rita; teig tAxek log The leax lSsS arr phst
j - sDd pAyshie- Tbf isH rf3t3dsa thai
AIRY Eefs0a f1lIlng V Isy state taxes 90
'tesafy sest<s 70 The iFexsRf<a ~ f1e Isl ~ De
(<tmDz sllkll lncag . pen1llt fllere0n 81 f&t
r1iem- il dali ~ tue DIZZY ~ NE treasurer kftcf
- kei ~ Dncenl1r 70 can bIoe fsch person
sstst1e e1lh fzUes ard iesies who fsse nst pAsd
~ essnt 1s1es 10 fhat time. aSc spon fsilnfe o.
zs1- q saes persen e psF iss $3.50 ~ ~ ~ Is
saeA i ik< xx. n MUsT EE EAf0kcED.
sx ftue Efe Hp* 10 tef haHds o. Va 4ttutf
ssefux for coiifrlioE. Ixx-ptyxFs CA pay
RE tabs - fbzE o<ke< ~ 81 tDs cq41EtoM -.
WILLIAM 1AtL4ns
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Mr.. P. T. BAENUN offers prize Of $500
for the best poem on bis white elephant.
There Is not an editor in the country that
does not get dozen white elephant poems
q,
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The ARTHUR boom begins 20 look Ike
CRANDLEg had carried ii TO sea in one Of
his alleged men-oi-war, and il had come
out second best in an attempt 10 queIl
muiinN
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"a hOrse-ihief whose glory il WAS that
be had stolen 400 horses has Just died al
Athens. Ohio" de was not the first Ohio
man who stole ride into prominence.
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Nirefnin NeHs Notes.

The President has recognized Charles
David Boggs a. vice-consul Of sweden and
Norway al Newport's News, Va.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EELL0w-CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON
Il WARD: A paragraph IN one Of oar dsilv pa
prs truly says that decline 10 be sgain 4 caDdi
date fer seat In the Board Of AldeTInen. have
endesvored % serve VOC faithfallY and diligently
gentlemen. ~ Council aud IN committee Ger the
short term allotted 20 ne ana beg respectfully 90
be permia 70 step down aud out.
Ny course / feel sure Will be commended by
those who favor n rotation az The public ofbces
when not Incompatible with the lblle Interests
But even II we're inclined 10 serve you In 8 ~
preventative capacity. my private sfalrs nectine
nv undivided attention weuid not aemf. Of nv
enteriog again The pubic service.
Ap 1917 W. A. q. COLE.
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roo1s. srAYrssERy. <e.

THE RECENT IMPORTANT DIS
Il COyERY, Teachings o. the Twelve pos,le.
SOC: NafafAI Law In The spiritual World, BY Dr.
DrummoDd, sl-S0; Relatloa 81 Anlmai disease
10 the Public Health. ~ dangers 10 Health. by
Or. 1eAle. -, CFeaticn, BIZ ar. Ouy0t. vi 50
-porf with Gun aud Rod IN American woods aud
W Aiers, Al. BkCANlIH & PARhAM.
an 3-eodkw
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sEHNE-THREAn.
prTyETHREAD

SEINE-THREAD ASD~>
- TwINES az eyers description 1&-s<S~r
sEISE-LlSfs. COTTON. koPEs- fAWklNts-
CLOTHING--sIN6LE AND CAPE-ANN STA
DARD D0uBLE NEIr AND SHINES made "
order. HArL-sEiNk NETTING ia sfoek-ans
aepfh required.
Lowest prices guaranteed.
l.. flCBTES~fEtN,s soHs,
spis pporsers 81 lhe
Lidn-bra2d <elne~ Yhresd,
Gunner Sesen1ueafh and krxnkhn streets
COTTON DUCK aii weights
HxAyf TIME I. hi I, : seenesz g 5t,e.
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SAW moxxy BY hauAs y0ar printing dols Al
me- DISPATCH PRISTIse-HousE teea sofks
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LICENSE TAX

ron AZ a1ciio1eers. architects, brokers, board
ins-aoases- commission merchants. coal comps
nies- doctors, dentists, eatng-bouses and snack
h'a'ses, employment sFeBeies, lawyers, lumber
'aeAsurers- Mercantile agents, merchandise bro
ke'f- stock and exchange brokers' steamboat com
saaies ses1ng In1ehine 1geuis, junk aud oyster
deAserS photographers, hotels. restaurants. ~iio-
So ard IeE&1i BqRor-ds&lers, telegraph and s1-
Press compE5iss, ticket agents, theatrts and pub
is halls resl estate Asents bitIers msnufseturers'
sasilins Slss. g..
fSr AL illus remaining usDsid on The ls1 DAT
% MAY aBe q ret less than 81 nor more than
A. 4. wo0Ds0S,
ap2-tApsoi C0llecioF.
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COR CoMMONwRALTHs

T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
4 SELF A CANDIDATE fof ne position 81
SHERIFF. OF TBE CITY OF RICHMOND, sut-
jecf " the Democratic primary tlceticn. Slloold
II be DE pleasure Of my feisOv-chiEens 10 eleci
me % The once. l promise them IN returD a con
seleutions ard faithful discharge Of IL duties.
Feeling deeply grateful Tor The eenhden : thAf yos
have extJrtssed IN ne, AN. very RESPECTFULLY,
nh 27-lm CHARLES W. GoDpIN.
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IECENSE-TANEs.
OFFTcK CITY CoiLEc TOR
EIcaXOND, April !. 1854.
DAILY

from o'elOek A. h 10 o'ciock p. NJ, fran the
lSTH e tss sOTR DAY OF APRIL, for fss puI-
pose q receiving the
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pELISaUExr REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR. I
RICHMOND. April 1. 1854. (
DELINQUENT RI ALE STAT I
TAXES, 1883.

IL pursuance OF AZ ordinance Of the city, have
prepared and posted nsi Of DELINQUENT
TAXES on REAL ESTATE for lssv, subject
10 The Inspection o AL concerned. fIE-tbeT. IN
pursuance u ordinance. notice Is given IA AL The
dsuy papers Of the city thsl al saoh RAJ estate
30 delinquent vii - solo al auction On
THE FIRST DAY OF THE MAY TERM OF
The HUsTISGs COURT.
unless the taxss Ano penalty thereon have been
prsvl0HslF paid. I an further required by ,Vroi-
nance 70 publish in one or more Of the daily ia
pen Il TIE city not less ihAn ten days preyioas 70
70 uch sale list Of real estate delinquent lsor
Tie taxes Of The previous year.
In conformity herewith uoace is hereby gwen
lst such lisg will o. published IL the Disp1toh on
SATURDAY THK lsTH DAY or APRlL,
AND
On SUNDAY THE 4IH DAY OF MAY,
sBs on The MONDAY following. that being The
frsi cav Of The May term Of the Hustngs Court
shsn, between tie hourS Of 70 o'clock NJ.
aDc O'Clock r. III. proceed 10 sell. ~ front Of
TIE CRY Han, o. Broad street between Ninth and
Te1th sree,s the real estate Delinquent Is sfore-
Esie. including the penaiIy Of per cent
ly2-tMy5i A. q. wOoDsON, collector.
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tho EDWARD J. WARREN. ESQ.
Il The undersigned voters or the city. recog-
nj ling YOUR past services. and believing that you
arr fully qualified - IN the vacancy OccAsionrd
bv the death Of the late !. h. Roysier pectuly
request that you HpuouDce yourself chHdidate
for the Office Of CITY Audiior Il TIE coming eiee-
Ton IN Man next
y. 7. Glasgow, 7 :. AlfrieDd.
Charles /. Todd. J. Davenport jr..
Andrew PlTziHl, 5r-. VI Roseubz1rn.
Edward Cohen 4. William PEN bertOn
". :. t1unn. J. - Tower.
y. u. HsrTrOye. ). N. GoddiD.
". X. Bowie. iiiam y. ~ OSOn,
james II. CAlers. henry ~. Cannon,
l. WaEnef, NJ Mllhiser.
Clerleuf Z. BArksosie 4. j. Miller.
danes Mc6raw. Talbot K sons
Herman Boscbeu. Alexander ". Archer,
Charles L. SieRel huicher Ross
A BarEamin. LLOYD J. BeAll.
John MahOuy,