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by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, Is follows
LIST OF GIFTS.



This Concert like the first of the l6tb of Deem
Der las, (Which was decidedly successful, and ut
yhch ne rs ba nasa Of Sas is For the
0e"e'' P q Sill LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Farmers and DrOyerS Bank Is treasurer, and
the corporltors and supervisors all representa-
tive men. anu Are among the most respectable and
| distinguished citizens of the State. T."
Should any tickets be- left unsoid the day of the
drawing. they will be destroyed, and the one thou
sand gifts offered will all be drawn and paid, but
diminished In value In proportion to the percentage
| of unsOd tickets. For instance. If only three
iourhs OF the tickets sold the capital gift win be
reduced To $4,000, and all the Others In proportion
The Hon. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE. late Governor
of Kentucky, has consented 10 represent the trustees
In the management of this second Grand Gift Con-
cert, and he will personally see that HE money from
the sale OF tckcs is deposited with the treasurer,
that the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts
T1hs s dang win viii fS pace II public in full view
OF the audience. and under the Immediate super
vision and direction Of the officers ana trustees of
the Public Library of Kentucky and the following
named cnllnrnt and d!slntcrestcd citizens who have
consented to be present and that all Is fairly
done: l.- s.. .s-s..f... e5ar as--. :
Hon. NJ. r. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals Ken
! Hon. j.. PROCTOR KNOTT, late member Con-
Hon. II. ". BRUCE, Judge Ninth judicial Dis
trict Kentucky. 80
General ELI II. MURRAY, United States Mar
Hon. b. COCRAN, Chancellor Louisiana Chancery
Hon. f. n. sTANDIFoRD. President Farmers
and DrQvers Bank.
Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Compony, Liverpool. 81, .>s..sg
Colonel PHIL. LEE, Commonwealth Attorney
Ninth Judicial District. rl 7'''' - '2 /.
Or. G. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet. -t
Colonel JILSON Z. JOHNSON, Manager Gait
House. s.s 49, $40 80 '-s.. ''-A~@ 80 -
DIR. T. s. BELL, Professor Medical University,
Louisville. SIS. .ys.f .s..frs -
HON HON. 4 t. B BnkSET ety a aaa,sse
HENRY W2 Ql.I Treasurer Louisville s
Bank. y p. .' ''s
PHILIP JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Com
pany. ~. -. .... II. ..,r. s.... .,t + z..
tlonai Bank sfs,Es q : .ts-7f
w. c. d. WHIPS. Proprietor Willard Hotel.
). c. JOHNSTON, President Traders Bank.
IL; VICTOR NEWCoMB, firm of Newcoinb,
H l3iSB 1 DEEPEN, President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco aud cotton mer-
,, Dr. NoRyIS GREEN, ,Presiden, L. and G. Short
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
III. i. DURRETT, President. = iff
~ ", y. HALDEMAS, Vice-Presidenf.
JOHN s. CAIN. Secretary.
ar FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK
-, y fEss.-t Il. .s.s.a, s.Ikf tf.aE Treasurer.
Those who desire further information, or who
wish to act SIS agents for the sale Of Tickets as we'll
as those desiring e pnrelass tiekes should address
j, Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
.,.s'io' Public library building, Louisville, Ny.
fircriars giving full particulars sent ON appitea-
.lon. .-.-s-.. -. -L..-z------- .nS FISH,
n-rn MY T1rN
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T-THE "DOG DAYS" AND THEIR
DANGER.-At this season OF tho year the blood is
apt to become impure; the appetite poor; the skin
saliew: the body cnfecbled; the system relaxed
making 1t susceptible TO attacks OF chls and fever
riIinatisn cruptions Of the skin, and uie Develop
ment OF tile effects Of the njudicious use OF caiome
An this trouble may be avoided by ee use OF a few
bottles Of Dr.. s-TUTInS SARSAPARfLLA and
QUEENS DELIGHT. 1t is harmless In LIS effects,
but powerful enemy to diseases Fry IT, ana yon
will find II friend In need.
Dr.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS move the bowels to
lenltty action. not acting as 1t were mechanically
hut they stimulate tie sccretons, ind In healthfu
and natural manner expel Ill impurities without
weakening the body
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE does not injure the hair
lie l-ead1w.&w ~ ~ -a.ks| E,.
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st OO0.O 600 SECOND SEA }]lS-D,, GRA 4 I'd

S1,OOO,OOO. ei nnT ooScE r 4 IN = AID D
OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
At LOUISVILLE, KY.-By authority In the act OF
The Legislature incorporating the Public Library OF
kentucky. the Trustees will give their SECOND
Public Library Building In Louisville, KY, on
SATURDAY, September %. 1872.
This magnificent hall, known us Neis1Eer Hall, Is
the largest. most centrally located. and best ar
ranged for large ami fashionable audiences OF any
in louisville and Is fitted up in superb style. The
depth OF 200 feet four stories in height, and was re-
Gently purchased for the Public Library ut cost of
S2u.GUU. Three large rooms are now lifted up Tor II
library. and contain about 2o.0DD volumes AMI Il
museum of JdUoU specimens, now open ana Tree 10
the, gralullOus use and n0yment of all citizens or
Trustees. bv the G. HAND GIFT CONCERT now all
nounced Ia raise the money with which to pay the
balance OF the purchase money due upon the Public
Library building, Ia enlarge the library ana To so
en0w the institution as tn make IL self-susaining
and forever beyond the necessity of calling upon
auy individual who Uses the books for the cuntri-
button of Z single cent towards Its support.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will bc issued ut SU each half tickets, IS; quarter
tickets 81 81: ii whole tickets for SU0; % for S2J5
81 for $500; l3 for SlOoU; 2s5 for 900; SIS for
x5.huJ. No discount on less than Sl00 worth Of
tickets at Il tiue.
Tickets; viii be sent. when requested, by registered
letter. The money for them may be sent by Adams
express Company and Its connections, pOst-office
uluilry order. registered letter, or bank draft.
The holder Of each ticket or fraction of ticket
"a half quarterly Is entitled to admission to the
concert aud 10 the gift awarded to it. During the
concert the sum Of .....
s5uO,vJO IN CURRENCY
will be given TO tile holders OF tickets by distribution
by lpf nj ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, rs follows:
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Es MATING, MATING, MATING.
Purchased at large cargo sale, all widths in
WHITE-AND-RED CHECK. s-..s. Fl a.
YARD-WIDE WHITE as low as CSC. a-'s
YARD-WlDE RED at SOC. u yard.
Also, at great bargains, .' ~
COCOA MATING, RUGS, MATS, .-".
STAIR CARPET, 'a ....s.a
INGRAM, TIREE-PLY, TAPESTRY, BRUS-
Sells, aMd HEMP CARPET, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
OILCLOTHS, all widths. Yard-widc ollrloth at
Soc. per yard my9s
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court Of the city
of Richmond, May II, 1872:
Minerva j. Slater, William L. Slater, Oscar l..
Slater, Courtney NJ. Jones, Maria L. Walker. wife
of Alexander Walker, sueing by AiextnQer Walk
err her next friend, and said Alexander Walker In
his own right: Minerva :. WynIie, wife Of ThOmas
H. Wynne, suelng by Thomas II. Wynne, hel. next
friend, and said Thomas Fl. Wynne In his own
right; Fannie j. Bodcker, wife Of Henry BOdeker,
stieing by Henry Bodeker, her next friend, and
ii. Mccarthy, wife of Edward Mccarthy, sucing
by Edward Mccarthy, her next friend, and said
Edward Mccarthy IN his own right. -. Plaintiffs,
Charles M. Shepperson Defendant,
IN C1IANCERY. ..s
The object of this suit Is to set aside and annul
far ~ the property owned by William Slater, de-
ceased Is concerned, certain deed OF record In the
clerks Office of Henrco County Court, dated July
Hughes, conveying to said Charles NJ. Stephenson
certain property In the city of Richmond, at the
intersection of Fcnable street and Mechanicsyille
turnpike, which deed 1t Is charged Is forgery both
to the maine of Robert Hughes, the grantur, and
the names of David Comfort and Thomas F.. Spen-
Ger, the justices Of the peace before whom the same
purporS to have been acknowledged on the goth day
Of July, 1877, IN Charlotte county, Va. /
And affidavit having been made that said Charles
not resident of this State (being resident Of the
State of Texas) 1t is ordered that the said Charles
NJ. Shepperson do appear here within month
after due publication hereof and do what is
sary to protect his interests herein. |
copy-Tcst: -..-,L .:.r .s.s.. s.r !
BENJAMIN Fl. BERRY, Clerk. I.
CANNON u COURTNEY, pa. my lS-Siw
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~ TURKISH BATH TOWELS.
The cheapest and hest assorted stock Of HUCkA-
BACK and DAMASK TOWELS; .
Also, a fine assortment OF DAMASK TOWELS
BLEACHED TURKISH TOW ELLING, used for
Ycstiug; s .. .... p. r.....
BLEACHED DOYLIES at sOc. n dozen; .
BLEACHED NAPKINS, oil qualities:
TURKEY RED, PINK, GREEN, and GOLDEN
FLAX DOYLIES;
The latest novelties In PINK, GREEN, and
GOLDEN FLAX CLOTHS; 81. .-a
BLEACHED, HALF-BLEACHED, and BROWN
DAAIASK, at prices to suit:
WINE DAMASK. In beautiful designs;
RUSSIA CRASH, TOWELLING LINEN,
LINEN SHEETINGS;
PlQUES, striped plain, and corded;
MARSEILLES VEST PATTERNS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
20 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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,zuIIrARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY d.
ri'"i Richmond. June !, 1879.
c,1DNEY GRAYS. ATTENTION.-1 on s.
i are ordercd to meet THIS tSaturdayl w -.
S1at. ~ 9 O'clock in full tirnso uniform 1nr "
t,stnass and drill II Is expected that ever! il
nc,nbcr viii lie present, business OF Importance
will be brouph, before the company:
oS '''e' =. GEOI.GE ". EAVES. JR.,
a.. Orderly Sergeant.
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OFFICIAL.

'". CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June lst, lS72 I
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock l.. VI. from the
18th TO the aOth instant, inclusive, for the purpose Of
TAXES. REAL AND PERSONAL, for the year
1872, the whole uue-alf OF the amount Ut taxes
charged. And that ten per cent. Will he added 10
the amount OF tux charged in every where thu
party assessed shall fail To pay the whole one
half within the time 50 limited"
The remaining bills delinquent for the year ISL
must bc promptly scttlcds otherwise shall carry
out the ordinance In relation thereto previously
published. JOHN Il. RFGNAILT,
je l-liu City Collector
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DIED,

DIED, i.as -....
May soth, ut % O'Clock, ut her husbands residence
Is; 81. Adainsl, In the town of Fulton, Mrs F. "
ADAMS, aged thirty years after nearly SIX months
OF great suffering, which she bore with great fori
tude. " ' Aotu
She leaves husband aud five children and many
friends To mourn their loss ~ 80 s'
Her tanerai viii take place at her husbands resi-
denee, Louisiana street, Fulton, ~ a O'clock TO
DAY. tH III = S''" -
May aoth, at Bnena Vista, Powhatan county, BET
TIE NJ, wife of john Gillian
The friends OF the family are requested tn n,eat
her remains at the Danyille depot SATURDAY,
June LIST, ut IL Nj. u
In Port Mayo, at 10 o'clock A. n. Yesterday. of
cerebro spinal meningitis, Miss LUCY F. daughter
OF Parthena and William II. Chiliress, In the TWEEN
tleth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from the Fulton Rap-
ttst church at O'Clock TOMORROW tSuntty,
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintance OF tie
family are invited 10 attend.
in Norfolk, on Monday the eth hay, Miss LOU
lsA AUGUSTA WEBB: aged iseventy-fonr years.
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MILLINERY.

EFILLINERY.-Just received, .csBs
| M several cases OF LADIES' and Chill eEHASG
| DEES.a HhTS, including all the new TMesEe
| sill,,,s ;.nd styles. Also fresh supply OF Flu"
i-''"' " :. Mrs. NJ. WALTON,
| my os-codlw No. I33 Broad street, corner Fifth
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CAyDEDATEs FOR OFFICE.

rNO TIE PEOPLE OF THE THlRl
| DISTRICT.---At the solicitation of numerous
friends announce myself a candidate TO rcpresen
this district in Congress, subject 10 inc decision VI
PROFESSIONS but promise. If elected, faithful dis
Charge Of my duties and will study to promote th'
best Interests of the whole people.
Respectfully,
tc l-podlw GEORtiE IL. " lor.
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TsE.S1'AUR
yETELlE,

TyETEILE,
1902 MAI STREET,
kccns on hand the hest that the markets .,-n-'<.
u,: for Ills guests. Tile Injuries OF all cliIncS are
served To order in The hest style. His saloons ire
ready fo. dinner parties, and he especially Invites
.,l!ri and gentlemen 10 the saloon reserved LOT their
acculpmO ki.iun. ,,,, .u 4,
The best WINE and LIQUORS that are ret mil
in Richmond are found 1t HIS bar, where BREW ED
DRINKS are prnIptly niaue 10y one Vi TIC mose Tx
Uercncttl hands In the city.
With accomplished cooks. the BEST BEST HlANDs arc
TrrriI E tnrns over 4 new leaf and goes ahead with
ih, iuIuyl.,i snirii Of the new Richmond. Ia
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GONG FOR GREELEf.-Advices received in
Washington from Pensacola, Florida, report
that MIR. stephen Il. Mallory. eN-Conteder,te
Secretary OF the Navy, hts declared his in
tention to work and vote for Greeley.
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DE DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
Handsome PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH ut lO3c.
worth CSC. per yard;
SILK WARP JAPANESEa Mt Soc. worth 75c.;
COTTON JAPS an excellent imitation OF silk, ut
size. per yard worth Soc;
SILk-STRIPED and CHECK GRENADINES at
CSC. per yard worth 35c
Great bargains In PIQUES, BISHOP ana VIC
TORIA LAWNS, and other white goods, at
-.~ LEVY BROTHERS.
LINEN COLLARS, embroidered and trimmed
with lace, ut loo. worth CSC. ... my ~
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As soon ~ we find u GRANT paper opposed
to straight out Democratic nomination at
Baltimore, we shall begin to think Of desert
ing GREELEY. ...,...#. ....t ...
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TOILET ARTICLES. 49,
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WAlh"'
NATrAN,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY F"h
THE HAIR.

perfectly clear preparation, In os boI n.f, t.,
easily np,licd rs water, for restoring ~ kfai
natural cnor aud youthful appearance 70 ne
and prevent tt,II,iriiif To prunote the grown
hair, aud stop its Iallas a.. ~ ,r,m aay
II is eaiireiy harmless and Psrfetfty JIes IN. d.
,,0igono,Is substance and will tiiercfore
place ~ All the dirty and unpleasant pie Nh ,.Di
now in Use. Numerous Testimonials ht'r ,,t,sus. lu
up froin many OF our most proniihrn, rln ~. or
everything In which the articles no. ~ u ,f,, Il
eetioiiable CRYSTAL. DiStO Ehi go. ,y-
}s Warranted 10 contain neither sugar % ,,,.,,
paur, or nitrate OF silver. Clear ana clean a .nr,
h does not soil the clothes or scalp. IL . - If
nerfi,Ii.,i and makes one Of .e btst dIss ,ts hsr
tic hair In use Il Restores me Color other pr
,,sr,, don. aud always doss la from tnf s.tb
days Virtually feeding the roots u y, n ms .ro~th
ali the iorishi,g qualities necessar! ~ 10 I'D III
and healthy condition /. restore, ,s,t IN, more ass y
than snyfhing else The application OF tn aJ os~
erfui discovery aiso produces P.sass sir La,aut
Ing eject ON the scalp. and gives lie hsif v"
and elegant appearance, r,,,rp S.rTANS.
s., Inventor aii,i proprietor, Washington
For SALE. wholesale and retail, bS ,,I.,ors
PURcEI.E, LADD & Cp., ipp,mnJ u.
"A af-ez,dtJelJ ASSiES ihN'' '>--..----
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T OUR DEPARTMENT FOR La
DIES SUITS Is well supplied with
.ess,4- .sg- WHITE LINEN SUITS; gssa.
CoLoRED LINEN SUITS, plain and trimmed
s with woods; as~., sr5 a.s,: - s@--l
WHITE and COLORED SUITS in styles just out
In New York, and never before brought 70 THIS
city;
POLONAISES separate from the suits-very pretty
and stylish-at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 aud 1915 Main street
PALM LEAF and JAPANESE FANS just re-
ceIved. my2s
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RENJAnIIN II. BERN1, IIcrK.
CANNON & COURTNEY, p.q. - my ls-Stw

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD rOMPASY,l
.s. s.. E..-e ~ VICE-PRESiDENT'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1874. J.
ITO JOHN D. PRINCE.-Take notice that
l. on MONDAY the first day of July: 1872 tlte
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company will apply
to the Court Of the County Of IenrIco, Va To ali-
point five tlisntereste1 fieeholders Of said county
Faithfully andimpartially to ascertain what will lei
just compensation for such of the landin said county
Of the freehold whereof you are tenant US Is pro-
posed 10 be taken by the said company for Its pur-
poses In the construction and working Of its branch
and tunnel from point on its present line I'm the
city OF Richmond to the place selected for Its land
Ing and wharYes on James river below the said city
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ''-'t ~
RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY WINS. G. W1CKnAM, Vice-President.
a.tfss .- So - tstrs t.t ~ lie l.dt.JyI
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CONTEMPORARIES.

AZ ESSINA ORASGES.-loo BOXES
: 4, la~ss ira srine Nt.SsISA t.EMoas'
= g eases ITALIAN MACcAkOSt,
+ 60 baxcs fresh LAYER RAtslSSss, ,vprRgi
- TWiSr TOBACCO, inade expressly i .si 70
tall trade, of the very best stock, ahd III
Z tss ths best . chew Out. Trade sat,tP aS
sp Is - Y ~ isis NAM s''''"
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I5JESDE EsEAu HgTEL,
sEwELLs,Is!, ~, T q !, & ns

MSMPTON ROADs, yA.,
SsS8sEARLY opFosITEgFOnTREss MONROE.
This, new snd superior hotel VIII be opened ZOE
pervtsion OF tile undersigned, and VIII DC kept as
III RST-CLAsS WATERiNG-PLACE on the sea-
side.
Splendid fishing, boating, saltwater bathing,
shaded groves. billiards. sen-pls, and every ,ixnry
Of the and land. he found at this eenght ul
and convenient summer resort.
Arrangements have been made with the various
railroad companies To sell return tickets TO visitors
to VUE DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped at the hotel. ~
Steamers win constantly run between Norf6lk,
Portsmouth, aud tile hotel.
TeIegrapl ONCE I'm the house. Two malls daily.
TERMS: So per day, $s5 for two weeks go per
month. X. :. DoDSOS;
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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pRnpnGAI.S.

t,rf1ts ArEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMPANI,}
CHIEF ENGINEEH's OFFICE, i
EICIIMoND, VA, sth May, 1872
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until le NJ the I'd Of June, 1872. for
cH,n ~ nhont SEVEN HUNDRED PINE
Wife OAK, sPRUCE PINE. or CYPRESS
PILES, from twenty-five to fifty feet In iengtn-to
Ohio railroad. or Mt the :. Brick-fard wharf, on
james river, about one mile below Richmond.
Also. for furnishing the nlnterials ana guilang
MERCHANDISE COAL WUAENES and about
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF TRESTLE WORK.
containing about l,Oou,OOU feet p Nj. lumber;
For further Information, plans, ana sPeclncanonS,
'r ,ipI o -. 80 Chief Engineer.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, GR

Capital, $40, 100000 In gold invested In the United
States $l,5O0,00O; deposited with Treasurer Of
Virginia, SSOoOo III I, tnd ntites oo NOS
romlaiIy. prepared To Issue its pocis: against
loss damage by lire n buildings, merchandise an
personal property OF al kinds. the most liberal
terms.
Losses equilably adjusted and promptly paid.
..,s.s D. n. WALKER l. CO.,
or7 No. lola Main slrrrl. :
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FAIR AND FEAST.

T,AIR! FAIR! FAIR! ....
The ladies of ST. Johns church will hold mr. Enlt
and FEAST at Virginia Hall commencing =, r1 :.
DAY EVENING NJ y O'Clock. the pforec'is W w
devoted to repairing this tiine-h"n"red place i"
Worship. III! ~ %
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BOARDING.

nOARDERS FOR TWO DELIGHTFUL
ROOMS. on the first aud second floors, can be ac-
at Mrs. Y. NJ. NORFLEET'S.6 19 Main
street DAY-BOARDERS desired ROOMS FOR
RENT. jc l-!t*
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9- NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.

Y NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
LLAMA LACE POINTS, sACQuEs, sHAWLs
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. &C.,
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE i CO., now la market, are making
heavy additions to their splendid stock in all that
new, varied, and attractive. ..E'' Il
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SACQ UES
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWLS, In great yarie-
ty; HERMANN and GRENADINE SHAWLS for
mourning; PARASOLS. SUN-sHADES, and LA.
DIES UMBRELLAS. .............
Enormous stock Of English, French, and American
PRINTS, including every variety of DOLLY
WARDEN. One thousand packages more just
opened. .., ~. .
DRESS GOODS. .s
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS. MOHAIRS,
FIGURED CHALLIES, GRENADINES tstriped
anil fgured), ORG ANDES, LAWNS, PERCALES,
CAMBRICS, JACONETs, &C., &c. j L 5jst7,E !.
IN MOURNING GOODS. 80 & |;
STRIPED aud PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
HERNANNIS, In silk and wool; SILK WARP AL
PACAS, MOHAIR ALPACAS, CHALLlES,
FRENCH RERAGES, Wells, SHAWLS, COL
LARS, &C., &c. /.
BY every steamer and express daily they add to
their select stock, and only ask look from retail
and wholesale buyers to insure sales.
T. K. PRICE Co, /
mys l10l Main and Eleventh streets. /
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,sooKs. STATIONERY, &c

-S ~
TITS THE FASHION. A New Novel.
i From The German of Won Aver $l.5O:
EDNA BROWNING; OK, TIE LEIGHTON
HOMESTEAD. A Novel. BY Mrs. ~ j.
Holmes. $3.50.
THE ROSE GARDEN. a Novel. Sl.5o.
LORD KILG0BBIS. BY Charles Lever. lllustra-
ted Paper, 81. -
RECULLEt'TlONS OF PAST LIFE. BY Sir
Henry Holland, Bart. 81.
THE PSALMS; With Notes. For Pastors and
THE FH UURT II GosPEL THE HEART OF
CHRIST. by Ed. II. Sears. $2S1
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY q. Il.
Curtis. vols. SD.
my % WoOnHoUSE e PARHAM.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

~NECK-TIES, SCARFS, AND
BOWs-We call particular attention to our stock
of the above goods, and especially to the BEAUTI-
Full SCARFS nc soc. worth ST. They will go fast
ut that price. SO call before IL is too late.
A large stock OF RIBBONS, in all widths and
colors; all of tho new shades in GROS GRAIN
RIBBONS.
full assortment of GlMPS, PRINCES end
BUTTONS, 1t LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at the LINEN COLLARS, trimmed with
lace and embroidered, at lOc. worth CSC my 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
physicians In Virginia and North Carolina rs tn :
BEST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMAC CHI" A fresh supply just received.
MEADE & BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
apao 9i9 Min street, Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

LACE POINTS, LACE POINTS,
The largest and best-assorted stock ever offered ny
us-all purchased Mt great sacriace-and Win be
sold at prices that are bound TO give satisfaction
LACE POINTS from tho lowest price mp to $50
all of which arc much below regular prices.
eds RaH9' LEVY BROTHERS,
t 1913 and 1915 Main street
Look ut our LINEN COLLARS ut 81 per dozen,
would be cheap at ~. NY -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

On May eed, by the Rev. g. r.. Harding JULIA
pUCk EFT and ELLEN +. CHARLEY ali q
Manchester. - - Z -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

TBLACK SATIN-STRIPED GRENA.
DINE-the most fashionable article Of dress goods
in use at 81 10 and $25 per yard worth $3.50 ana %.
IRON GRENADINES at all prices-some rclnirit;.-
bly, cheap. Also, great bargains In HEREANIS
and GRENADINES; all of which have LeeA pur-
chased by our senior partner since the great decline
in prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1215 Main street.
LACE-TRIaIMED LINEN COLLARS at lGc.
20 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01
|. spl:sISaL n1,Trc1&.

sa ERICEs U4iLITY, AND GUAM
TITY, are MI In favor ofsfhc VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS. Try them. jei-2tA