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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Vermont Politics.

BrRLrSGros, VI, August 1.-The two
Conventions, Liberal and Democratic, ap-
pointed u Committee of Conference, who re"
ported the following1ist of nominees to their
respective Convention For Governor, A. IS.
Gardner, IiberaD; Lieutenant.Goyernor'
w. Ii. Bingham, Democrat); Treasurer,
Henry Cia;e Democraf).
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New fork Stock and Money Market.
New YORK. August Money, to per
cent. Sterling, 81 to %. Gold, 1l54 to 1155.
Governments strong. States quiet. Ten
nessee's, 734; new, same. Virginia's, A.;
new, 80. Louisiana's, %; new, 4S. Leyee's,
60; SIS, 70. Alalmma's, so; 5's, 80. Geor-
gia's, 20; rs, IS. North Carolna's, 33; new,
90. South Carolina's, 81; new, 81.
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hand, the Conservatives expect great things
from the eighth district, which Is not reached
mt all by the telegraph, and in many other
counties from which.it is impossible to hear
until Tomorrow night. At this writing I
see 10 reason to rettact the statement OF the
probability that the Conservatives will elect
their gubernatorial candidate by small ma
jority-say 5000. As to the Legislature.
there has never been any doubt about its be-
ing Conservative.
The election of z. B. Vance, William NJ.
Robins, Thomas s. Ashe, and a. ii. Waddell
Conservative candidates for Congress) is be-
yond all question, despite the negro returns.
Charles K. Thomas (Radicali is undoubt-
edly successful in the third district by q large
but reduced majority.
Dockery, in the sixth district (now Re-
publican member) will lose his seat, Thomas
S. Ashc being bis successor.
There is IN exceedingly close contest in
the first district between Carter (Conserra.
tive) and Mckay (Radical, with chances in
favor of Carter.
Leach probably beats the Radical Judge
Settle in the fifth district, but the returns
from this and the fourth district, in which
Rogers Conservative and Smith (RadicaD
are the opposing candidates, are too mcagre
TO form an intelligent opinion.
IL is not safe to count on more than six out
| of eight congressman, but this will bea gain
of two.
DANvILLE, VA, August 1.--Partal re-
turns from several precincts i'll Caswcll
county, n. c., give large Conservative gains
mt all OF them. Many negroes are voting the
straiglit-out Conservative ticket, and large
number scratching the Radical ticket. The
election of Witlers to the Senate, Griffith
sheriff, Johnston county treasurer, and Y.
Jones commissioner GALL Conservatives, are
considered certain. The Conservatives are
in fine spirits.
| Associated Press TecgramS.
| WILMINGTO&. n. G., August 1.-The ecc-
| ton to-day was one of the most quiet held
in this city for years. 4 large vote was
pollcd, and the utmost eXcrtions were made
by both sides. The city returns are not yet
in.
Abbottslury Township. Bladen county ::
THO ,;,st ,.t,,,,. rocaiyol ,,iyn Marrjmnn ,
nulori.y. and II gain Of about forty votes
over the vote of 1870, when the Conscrva-
,i,a. ,.,rr;rJ ,ha State hv nc,rlv ! 0O1 mn.
Ijoriiy.
/ Tie vote for Acknowledgement in 1870
will be adoptcd As Il basis for comparing
-aius and losses in the present election.
c,c,,,d D;s,o,cb
v,, r,.,,:
iLN'SGroN, Musust i',m ,"n cluon, ii",l, a.a
'%> 'f 1s7n S2 Th;l !. cnmsiIIcrrd = vrrv tavora.
~ i''u .,:', '' e.. tI,' Ii",,.,,.,..,;,s
Northwest township, Brunswick county,
riyrs Mcrrimon gain of 81 votes on the vote
OF 1870.
The Conservatives of this city arc ollcrn"
bets to any amount OH NIcrrilnon's election,
wirh no takers.
The second ward of this city gives NIerri-
mon .yG Caldwell, a2I; Conservative gain,
1Jl.
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Baltimore Dental and New Orleans Dental
Colleges in relation thereto, and ascertain
from them upon what terms either or each
of them will consent 70 4 Reorganization of
their faculties or an amalgamation of the two
colleges, and in consideration Of compli-
ance with either of these terms the college
so re0rganized will be adopted and endowed
10y this Association; that the said COM
mttee be instructed to bring this enterprise
prominently before the members of the pro-
tession in their respective States, and at the
same time request of their brethren what
amount they will subscribe towards this en-
dowment, and report to the Association the
whole matter at our next annual meeting in
Baltimore"
On motion OF Dr. L. D. Bignon the Asso-
citation adjourned to meet in Baltimore on
the last Tuesday in July, 1873.
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EXCURSION BY RAIL To THE SEA.-An en-
cl,r>ion will be made over the Richmond and
Petersburg and Petersburg and Norfolk
railroads on Saturday next. The train will
leave here at > O'Clock =. NJ. arrive in Nor
folk at II p. NJ. maxim" close connection
with the steamer for Ntlc tic fEau; lc;lvin"
the latter place Sunday night 1T o'clock.
leaving Norfolk ut =. NJ. and arriving in
Richmond at II O'Clock Sunday night.
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SENATOR SciuEz PASSING THROUGH RIcH-
A">p.-A hundred or more of our citizens
gathered at the depot yesterday to get 4
-h'up>" Of Senator's schtlrz and Upton us
:. y passed through on their way from
N'rl'I Carolina, where they have been doing
-''d service III the great reform movement
= h'.S both made their appearance in response
~ T'ii>. expressing thanks for the honor, &c.,
'a" fr"rcttin- that engagements already
l@'0r would prevent their making stay in
lMn city.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, August 1.-The Prince and
Princess of Wales visited the American fleet
Yesterday. 1t was II grand affair. Lieutenant
Fred Grant was invited 10 participate, hut
was absent. General Sherman inspected the
fleet.
Rothschilds Favoniol,s" won tic Good
wood cup; "Albert Victor" second; /" Ver-
daise," third.
This afternoon while Dir. Gladstone and
Righ. Hon. Acton Ayrtcr, chief commissioners
of works and buildings, were witnessing
some experiments with gnnpowder in the
garden attached to the treasury buildings,
quantity of the material preinaturcly eX-
plcdcd with tremendous report. AT first
grave fears were entertained that those gen
tlemen were injured, but The contrary proved
to be the case, and with the exception OF
breaking about one hundred windows in the
treasury building, no damage was sustained.
spain.
MADRID, August 1.--Whcn the Cortes re-
assemblies in September the Government
will submit the project for loan OF $GO,-
coo. 900, to he devoted TO the Improvement
of the finances of Cuba. The bonds to be
offered under this project will carry interest
and also represent sinking Iund for cancel
laton. This interest and sinking fund IL
proposes to draw from the Cuban war sub
sidy and from surplus Cuban resources.
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Wasl,ins tor. Items.

WAsHmGToS, August I.--IhTee per cent.
certificates to the amount of Z 800, 600 are
called in.
The Debt statement shows q decrease for
thsmonth of $500, ,Ggu. Coin In the tlet-
s,lry. S89, ,333, 600 carIency, Si8, ,000, GOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

Banks Concludes 60 support Greeley.
New YORK, August LA Herald special
from Boston says: .sBanks, answering the
Republican committees invitation 10 address
them, declared he had concluded to support
Greeley
WASHINGTON, August 1.--General Banks's
declaration for Greeley is formally published
over his own signature.
In his letter, after thanking the citizens Of
Lynn, Mass, for their invitation, he respect
fully declines it, and gives his reasons as fol.
lows:
Il recrct TO say that I am not in accord
with them in regard to the presidential cam
vass. Against my wishes and personal in
terests am compelled to believe and to say
that the perpctuation of theprcsent policy of
the present Government is not for the adj
vantage of the country; and that it will not
tend 10 establish its former mood and pros
pcrity, nor to promote the interest of ahy
class of citizens. No personal Keeling OF any
form or character enters into this judgment.
Ii is in view of general principles and public
interests alone that am led to this conclu-
sion. The uniting of the masses OF the peo-
Pile of all parties. sections, and races IN sup
Dor. OF the grand results of the ris indispen-
sable to the permanent establishment of the
general recognition of these results, and it
can be secured by no other means. We shall
all he forced to this conclusion sooner or
lutcr. This united action on this basis has
been the hope of my life. | feryently de-
sired it during the war, and in the recon-
Struction Of the States subsequent to the
war. | believe in its good faith in the nomi-
nation of Greeley, and for one, cannot re-
iect it. 1t was what | desired. Its consum-
nation, although sudden and startling, does
not alarm me. My duty to my country and
myself requires me to give him support. /
cannot advocate before your friends differ
cnt course which neither my Judgment nor
| my heart approves.
1T gricycs me most deeply to separate
myself in thought or act from any one of
those with whom have so long associated
| and to whom am so greatly indebted, but
| believe that the result will justify my ac-
tion, give 20 the country peace and prospcr-
ty, which is the object of our labor, and Sc
cure to every citizen the civil and political
equality and freedom which was won by the
sacriticc'uf 50 many valuable lives"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

Tue GRAxITE Boar CLUE was organized
on Monday, and the following officers elected:
Albert Ordway, President; NJ. J. Fcnton.
Captain: John A. Haley, Lieutenant: j. n.
Ordwav, Treasurer: James Carroll. Samuel
Tracy, Z. kcough, Directors. The Club now
have Il iorr-o;,rcd shell and single scull shell.
and will build at once several pructcn"
whcrricS. They propose establishing their
hoat.lolISe ut the grlnitc-yard on the south
side Of the river, and Il club-room in the city.
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E..a, s,eanhoat ExpIosien.

DuBuerE. Iowa, August Eight persons
were killed by 4 steamboat explosion near
McGresor yesterday. The eoroaers jury
found that the accident was caused By de-
fectiye fue, and censured the Government
inspector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

CoHvlCT Martha DcF'ord (col
ored), convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree in Norfolk county, and sentenced to be
hanged, and whose sentence was recently
committed by the Governor to Imprisonment
for life in the pcnitentiary, was received at
that institution yesterday.
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Rosros, August 1.-The D@n Academy.
in Franklin, Mass, was totally destroyed bv
fire last night. A small portion Of the FUR
njture was saved. Loss about Sl2o,W0; in-
sur,pcp $50 400
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

=, htr' 'tr HLlcAS CASDlpATE FOX CONGRESS-
t4 TIE last few days Chesterfield and
'.oAl'' counties have held meetings to elect
W''.-5' W"-a''H to the Republicans Congressional
,''''''la'IhS Convention. and passed rcsoll-
I"' ~ iii>huctin@ tlcir delegates to vote for
vi. john Amber Smith.
l" iirn!ico delegates have also been ST.
=, .''' ANA While no Instructions were given,
" ", = understood that they, too. will vote for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

RIVERSIDE PARk.-.i fee Of twenty-five cents
will Invariably be collected at the gate of all per-
SONS visiting the Park unless they arrive the
Park Company's boats-tiiat Is, the boats OF The
Dolly Warden line. BE sure TO ect on one OF the
boats of the Dolly Warden line, and your return
ticket will pass you into the Park free.
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Conservative Nomination.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

LYScnBuRG, August Captain Thomas
Whitehead, of Amherst, was to-day nomi-
mated on the sixth ballot as the Conservative
candidate for Congress from the Sixth dis
trirt
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Npw Ynnk MARK ETs.

bale: ,pl,nds .ftc: lr!eape. .l5c. Flour asner
with fair demand, Whiskcy, Gs3xgstc W Beat Effn :
or winter red and aner western, 81 ce1 ea. sVsli
nayais steady. Iall0W firm. Frcigbss lsagy is'iu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
The detection In the naalea, na..E..

.Ff
WAsHlsGros, August Washington Is
agog to-day and tonight over The certain in-
tdieations of q very heavy departure Of infln-
ence from the Republican party. The Radk
cils are startled out of all propriety by the,
letter of Banks following so close upon that
of Dir. Sumner. There is positive inforna-
ton here that other prominent Republicans
intend to take similar ground, and predictions
are freely made here tonight that such de-
fections will continue By wholesale.
Accounts from Illinois are to the etiecttliat
the Grant men are showing no yigor what
ever in comparison to the Conservatives In
carrying the State. Intense interest every
where tonight over the. North Carolina elec-
tons. TiaoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

'rNrA*N-ApJurENEp MEirINi or SruCk-
u"lrE>,--An adjourned meeting Of the
>tn,kl"Idcr> ol this company was held in
torir riiirr AT The dcrut yesterday. Mr.. H..
t. N"utI-1r was elected chairman and Mr..
Hr"r@c \. >nitlI secretary. \ committee Oh
proxies was appointed, who, after Il short
ai~'llrr. reported II" quorum present. Tho
m'r'jn- then adjourned to Tuesday the 18th
instant, and will m,c' at the Exchange lIc-
~.
HrivHr adjournment an Informal CONVERSE
iloh WAS had. during which llr. w. W. Cor
d"'', counsel for the company, stated that
"ni@" Wm9trd had granted an injunction
t" stop the sale Of the property of the road,
which WAS advertised to take place on the
l.th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

To Our LADY CoRRE>pOHDEST: Madim.-
On Monday last. after several unsuccessful attempts,
we took our child 10 tic LEE" Gallery. where.
with apparent on the part of the artist. we oh
tained the most satisfactory pictures. We cheer
fully recommend the Lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

RIVERSIDE PARK is kept by the prcpretors of the
Dolly Warden line of boats for the 1 the patrons
of that line. and the Park Company will collect at
the gate Il fee of twenty-five cents from every per
visiting The Park by any other lire OF boats BE
sure yon gel on the Dolly Warden (nhne each
boat. and your return ticket will admit yon Ia the
RI irpp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

HANDSOME MIRRORS AND FURNrrrRE.-Wc de-
sire 10 call attention 10 the sale OF Mirrors and
handsome Parlor Suits. 10 bc sold ut our a'lc'nn-
roums, second floor, THIS MORNING: at log O'Clock.
Cook & LArGIIIOS.
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:, ,'''1rARY l0rrns.-Thc boyS under tlr-
-, ac"iE are I" have meeting this evening
G,r CLOCK, III front of the cllstom-house,
r"o,' m 'ne purpose of organizing a military
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Second Dispatch.

RALEIGH, n. c., August lit would be
folly to attempt any accurate estimates OF the
result from the returns now i'll hand; but
the outlook is certainly most encouraging, for
the worst tidings were to be expected from
the earliest returns. Some OF the biackest
negro counties will roll in their disilearten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

! iEN9NAL.-Dr. Jud Il. Wood left tie city
">, n!Sh' 10 attend the National Dental AS
!, "',"h ~ Niagara as delegate from the
'"' pth,al Association Of Virginia.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

NJ. ELIysf,S & Co, Advertising Agents, DIsrATcil
building, I'll receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any journal of the country al reguIn
rates,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

To BE LAUSCHED.-The new iron steam.
ship AT Rockets will he launched on Satur.
day at ) oclock-high tide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

ADyERTIsE.-Uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. III. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lISiers' rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

Nt1r "F REAL E,rArE.-IiIr innr ware
n'li~, "n the southwest corner CT Cary and
lHlrtcrnih streets. known as Commercial
ht'rE. were sold Ht auction yesterday by
N',>r>. tiruhh> 4 Williams, the corner house
'Tu"n" $4,000. the second $4,000, the
thrd 81, 800. and the fourth $4,000.
lh'I also sold the brick residence on the
N">i side OF Ninth street between Clay and
L"i@h Tor $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

f. ,''i , ~ INMAiLAGLE LrTTERs REMAINING
,..t'th Hh hicitMoND Posr-OFFIcE August IT,
! o. g. w. vs. ~" enable, University OF Virginia;
pir "; :, ,,91!i'nS, Acllic's Ford, Va; Miss Min
'' >"c!b'tiI, tIni>tiansburg. Va.
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Music at Riverside Park to-day. Fare ten cent
each way aud admission free If you 20 on The Dolly
Warden liuc.
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RIVERSIDE PARK. Music to-day. The boats OF
the Dolly Warden line from To 7:3O i. NJ. Re
sure to go OH the Dolly Warden, else you will have
TO pay 25c. admission fee ut the gate.
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BE sure to get your clothing at the right placc-E
Is. SPENCE K SoS's-l30O Main street.
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.t''. ,Sh ~, OF lnEEa0aEraa AT DISPATCH Or
' .....'. n'af>dny, A"gtlSt /: s A. NJ, S4 de-
,r.p. l. NJ, - degrees !. NJ. So de-
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The Pembroke Shirt is all the go now. +. IS
SPENCE L SoT furnish to order or ready made
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Now Is TIE TIME.-Now Is the time TO invest i'm
clothing. L. B. SPENCE & Son have marked down
their prices
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-ry.I,i. CorKg or ArrE.LS An''F'''';--
rh. ~rrrial court OF Aprc''> met E'>'ci"'!
.,J l,,i,,niich Tor fhc term.
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, ''hI'ENEh 10 RCHMONp.-Goycrnor Wal
'' returned to the city Yesterday afternoon.
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SHIRTS made 10 order, an guaranteed TO ill, at
Is. SPENCE Il Sons.
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All kinds Of summer welr ut L. Il. SPENCE 4
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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DHplL,N rll ErrE,I> uF hIs,IrArIoE.-
An ,uln.i WIS hcll II / u'rl",k Yesterday
.ritr,Uu"n un III" body al Miriam John sion
lWhrt"I il the hnil>c No. l3O Virginia street
occupied hl Iordima Mayo, Il cui"r"d woman
" mcUy:al'l" u"i"!irty. The inquest was
hold hN pr. William II. Taylor, coroner. with
4. E,chcr as foreman. and alter the rXami-
u;irnoi wilrc>>rS they r,nd,rcda verdict OF
death tr"m the effects OF di>>iluti1n." It
WIS proven that IA" W;tS well The previous
li;hr, an& apparently 50 up to Il few min-
u',.~ preceding her dt alh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

NGowTrp.--A negro boy about seventeen
years old, named G""r%" Hawkins, WAS
drowned about hali-pa>t y O'Clock yesterday
morning in mall pool in the lot occupied
hy VI. N'm'lrr, near Har"n'> Quarter
E~'urh. ltr. Taylor. coroner, made IN cN-
uuinMinu and ht'in% convinced that death
wa, brought on hl plln-in% into cold spring
WJtri while the body WAS ovrrtcatrd, there
~ ~u,lu. larii.d paralysis of 'h" nerve.
drul,L "n inuur~l unnecessary.
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VOL. XLlIl.
Southern Dental Association.

THIRD DAY-MORNING SESSION.
Pu s,ant TO adjournment the Association
met at 10 O'Clock. President Clark in the
chair. No prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

WASHINGTON, August 81 A. M.-up to
this hour 10 further adyices have been re-
cciycd from North Carolina than are con-
tained in previous dispatches. The Demo-
crats here are, however, jubilant, and sere-
raj bets have been made on very heavy ma-
ioritics for Mcrrmon. All the reports re-
cciycd thus far show tlattering Conservative
Gains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

W1LMIyGros, August l.--Librrty gives ;
Conservative gain Of 81; Rocky Mount, ii
Enfield, SO; two precincts i'll Edgccombt
county, 12j. A gain is also reported in vii
son. but the amount is not stated. Returns
from Columbus indicate a considerable Con-
.cryative cain. Magnolia, Is Conservative
gain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02

CiNcINSAr1, AND RICHMOND he Ht,ntiDg-l
ton Independent Of August 29ti ias tbe FOL-
lowing paragraph concerning the survey of
the route from Huntington to Cincinnati for.
:he extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad to that city :st assss1 s1
The Southern ONO, plinny Fisk, Gene
ral Echols, aud D. w. Enniofis, directors of
the Southern Ohio railroad, LEFT here yesier-
10y morning in company with 9. G. Dan-
dridge, civil engineer, witha view of iocating
the route up Symms creek, thence TO Dayl
ton. Colonel 1'rimble, president Of the road, /;
will accompany them to HiIlsboro' This viii /
settle thequestion so far as the Symms Greek
route is concerned. The contract for grading
this route will be advertised ina short time,
and the!work commenced at once 2
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One grand gift cash. 100000
IN
Total, 1000 gifts. all cash. S5O0u0O

The lion. THOMAS f.. BRAMLETTE, late Governor
Of Kentucky. has consented to represent the tTuS-
Concert and he will personally see that the money
from the sale of the tickets Is deposited with the
Treasurer, that the drawing Is fairly conducted, anu
of the audience, and under the Immediate superyi-
sion and direction Of the officers and trustees OF the
Public library of kentucky and the following
named eminent and dsintercsted citizens who nave
consented to be present ana see that all IS Iairy
Hon NJ II. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals, Ky,
Hon. }. PROCTOR KNOTT, late A. Lebanon DIS
Gem. icm Iii H. Fl MI MTHEAY. g. s Marshal Dis. Ky.
Lon. Il. Is. COCHRAN. Chancellor LOUISVILLE Chah-
Hon. 4. D. srANplFoHD, President Farmers and
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal insurance
ColnpaIly. Liverpool
'G;,ltl Colonel PnILlr LEE Commonwealth's Attorney,
Ninth judicial District
Colonel JILsoN Z. JOHNSON, Manager of the Gait
'Y' nr. + = GELL, Professor OF Medical University
Hon Hon, j q. BAXTER. Mayor of Louisville.
lion. r. J.. BURNETT, City Attorney;
40 BKASNiS, President Of the Manufacturers
PHILIP JUDGE. Of the Louisville Hotel Company. NY
JAMES BRIDGEFoRD, President or Second Nj
IVA y. c. D. WHIPS, Proprietor Of Willard e, Hotel
JIG. JOHNSTON. President OF lradels Daiih. m.,,,,
IL VICTOR AEWCOMB, firm OF NewcomO, bucha-
MESKY DEEPEN, President German Bank,
Dr. NoRyIN GREEN, President l.. ana Z. Snort
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