The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

,,lEAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED 1916,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
..<gwoop PIANOS. MEL0pEoyS, FINE OH
PAINTINGS, kNGLEhVIXiG%Sss F s'y WStTCn 3Sh'
ptsMoNn PINS, DIAMOND RINGS,
coin BRACELETS, CORAL, FLo'
ANp CAMEO LADIES' SETS
ANp>iLyER EXTEN-
s,rycr ESI!T III NS'' SITS OF STUDS,
VEST AND NECK CHAINS,
VALUED Al
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
r,>TriRvTluN j made IN the following manner :
CERTIFICATES naming each article and It's
vtl"E AZ" placed in SEALED ENVELOPES
H -, well mixed. one of these envelopes,
s....ss.ue Ia, CERTIFICATE or ORDER for some
vii f4 delivered AT our office, sent by
,s..-r~ .irc~S, without regard 10 choice, on
J t"I ,Sd fcEtRTii HEH the purchaser
SIX d. ~. r.m, nd" Of can choose ANY OTHER one
AR. 80, Of To- "n T' SEALED ENVELOPES may, in
q. !, r.irr.rr. obtain an article WORTH FROM ONE
-uF.NE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
arh hey need not pay until II ~ known what Is
.r.ur and it, value. Entire satisfaction Ruaiah'
TuE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention 10 the fact Of lis being the orr
goal and largest 'ltf ASSOCIATION IN me S%n is
Try. Wv Al" therefore enabled 10 send tIAEk
rr.rS and give better chances to obtain the
NeEE VALUABLE PRIZES, than any other estab.
...n,ner, i..ho Kind The business continues TO
h.. conducted in Il fair and honorable manner and
Il .r.e and greatiy increasing trade Is proof that
Mr., PATRONS appreciate This method of obtaining
I.r... the pa>I wear this Association has seat a
v.rg large number OF valuable prizes 10 al parts oi
Ga. comfy. Those who patrouile US Will receive
.... full value Of their money, As no article on
.ar lie Is worth less than one Dollar, retail, and
,.rra ~" no blanks
Par. ~ dealing with rs may depend on having
rr.a..' returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
..e.la'"ly sent /" any address by return mail or
- Glowing parties have recently drawn va. D..
.,., u,.... from the Eureka ss0cia'ion, and have
s.,!.y allowed the use Of their names. Many
...runur, might be published, were we permit
3airrw Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
r.a.. III Painting, value, sloo James Hargiayes,
~, Er,aIw.y, New York, oil Painting, value,
40. Z /. Ioae>, Barrett, Marshall county. Kan
49, Myiodeou, value, $500; Patrick :: Byrne,s.,
>,, v a.G East r%%"y ,i%aTiG street, New York
f..nn value $3.50 Mrs. 6. ]. Nevis. Eliara, Y,
!'.ao, value, 500; Miss Lncy Japsw"y.s Er9ira'
( P,nanv,r, city Hotel. Nashville, Tenn, Melo-
Ir,n, value, sl25 oscar NJ. Alien, G;"gnpsny,
g. oue hundred aud Fory-seC"nd Regiment
..y,tt Volunteers Nashville, Tennessee,
Wr..a value. So: Row 5. Patterson, Com
r.y y. T"uth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, OIL Paint
...' value. Sicv Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, spring
.r.t, Mt,-.. Mciodoou. value, $50; james l.; peT-
rr INV surveyor, syracuse, \. Y, Gold Watch,
valg,, $50: Mr-. James Ely, IL Wooster street,
80. Mrs.. j. Z. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
.rer castor, valuc, so; Dr. J, H. Sinclair, No. !
W,#n .'r"si. Utica, y. Y, Framed Engraving,
v.Isa. -. Hon. Luther Detmold Washington, ID.
g.. t.l Painting. value, 500.
letters from various parties throughout, the coun-
'ry. ackunwl.i1 luc the receipt II very valuable
~. may be seen on file at our office.
To BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Utfaour Req,ri to Vtl,le. and not To be PcSd for
CaiiI gyt KHvto schat you totN Receirs.