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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20
For Sale.

~ HOUSE and LOT, OH Taylor, be.
FIFE tween Henderson and Burnweli streets.
AIN fronting on Taylor street ~ feet rnn.
nlng BACK i55 feet, more or less. The house
cont lbs four rooms on the frat storyand
lo1r nnhIish"d rooms on the y. cond story
inquire at G. rft;:cEH, g
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20

Wooden-Ware.
I3f received and for sai" at low prices. f.
- good assortmcnt Of WOOUEN-WAKE.
consisting III part as fu.lows:
Brass .bunnd EucE.t:- ard Covered rar.
Cedar Churns and Cedar Tubs,
!ro1rhooprd Er:acts and Faila
ram ana lron .bonEd IcGs urce, sirglc and
Ill sets.
Flour Pals and Sugar Boxes.
Mcll Buckets in great variety,
Trays,
H"liinE iis, Lemon Sque, zcrs. &c, &c.
'ahc IL JOHN AGNEW Il SON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20
Shingles.

Shlngles.
M|E are now prepared TO fu,nisl, our first
W class ClPiESS SAWED SHINGLES. in
any desired quantity and u3ou The sL;ri..,
notice. For economy. durability AID surc-
rlor hnislI, they cannot lie .xcr!icd. Ship
ments made 10 any part Of tho country
promptly.
:, McMASrEE. MoNTEITH ~ RcATu
Marcel IG c,,
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EIBY. MORNING. JUNE 90 1874
Special Notices.

OBSTACLES TO nIARNIAGE.-Happ
relief for young men from the effects OF errors
and abuses in carly life. Manhood restored.
!mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment New and remarkable re-
mcties. Books and Circulars cent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.-an institution having high repu-
tation for honorable conduct an: professional
skill. Mar &c 3m
Camphor Cream ,elegant preparation
for the ahin. Cures instantly the bite of In
secta, Flcas, Mosquitoes. I his is very dc
sirable article. For sale at ALINITSH'S
Drug Store. June 13t
Infants Good Just received, fresh IN
FANTS' FOOD. BRuMA, COCOA, ARROW
ROOT, CORN STARCH. Also. EXTRACT
OF VANILLA. LEMON. SHERRY WINE,
BRANDY, PURE WHlSKEY. For eale at
HE1NITSH'S Drug Store. Juno 13f
Macbeth Doth Murder Sleep So doth
BUGS, FLEAS, FLIES. Their mid. night and
daily raids arc fearful. Blood marks their
rayishing strides. BED-BUG POISON, Fly
POISON. FLEA POISON. Warranted to kill.
For sale only at HEIEITSH'S Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20

s., A Co,11cA1 M1sTAKE.-A good story is
&told OF q verdant daughter OF Erin, a
Nsservant in one Of our city families. The
first day she made her appearance in the
kitchen, the lady Of the house was pre-
sent to initiate the unsophisttcated
daughter OF Erin in the mystery of cook
ing. In preparing for dinner, she de-
sired the girl to. bring her ''spider. f"
"Ihe what, ma'am?" inquired Biddy,
with great astonishment. "Why, the
spider" replied the lady of the house.
The spidher, it is? Ooh! howly Moses
and doye ate spidhersin this country?"
The meanest man on record is a Yer
monter who refuses to pay his first wife
the money which he borrowed from her
to buy an Indiana divorce and cover the
expense of his wedding tour with an
other lady.
Between 5000, 600 and $780, 900 of the
new eight per cent. Georgia bonds have
been sold.
Capt. jacks hat is seen in nearly every
Western city now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
1uncE orID At FARavILLE--A no. SPEECH
4,.crrn,Nnr nrEn TILE TREASURY

-T.-iE'2 .Ia---tE't-.
JUICE oUID At FARarILLE--A no. SPEECH
radical, CHICKERING'S OVER TIE TREASURY
BoSE~TRE REDD BOLT.
tCorrSnon,lcncc OF The Richmond Dispatch
FARMvILIE. October =. 1888.
The State Central Committee bad aofer-
tised that GovernorMchullin, Judges mere,
dth and Ould, and Major Danici "ouio
speak here to-day. Judge Ousd dlo Us Tue
honor and favor to come. The prospects Oh
frost kept away the tobacco-pIantcrs; Dut tue
court a,diencc.room was iuli, ana Judge
Oukl's excellent and able address was u.s.
tened TO with marked attention. his time,
bv the schedule of trains, was very ilmited,
bnt every sentence of his speech was marked
by unanswcrab'e argument and admirable
good sense With cleaIness and force he
indicated the Conservative party from the
SANDERS of the Radical orators and press,
and exposed with skill and power the pre-
tensions that they, and they only. ought TO
be trusted with the administration OF tue
government. Judge Guilds address was us
tened to with much interest, and he Will 40
good wherever he speaks. His facts ana
figures were well presented and were wen
received.
The Prince Edward Conservatives VIII
record their votes on the 4th OF november
Notwithstanding the large negro majority III
the county. The! will accept tue race
issue, nowhere more Enthusiastically presented
by the negroes and their leaders than IN ths
county. and they all 60 to the polls. Where
tbey are in such helpless minority there Is
more apparent than real apathy.
The nominations for county offices by
the Radicals do not receive full support
,,,o,,r rho ,ncmhars of that marty, The
office of county treasurer, of course, is he
one which aspirants most covet. r. ). keod'
the incumbent. has been thrown overheard,
and $. Bliss (late of New York; has been
nominated. Redd rcpudiates the action OF
the CAUCUS and is an independent candidate.
John Robinson (coorcd), Of Amelia. and
Edgar Allen, of Prince Edward, are Radi-
cal candidates for the Senate. Redd and
Robinson lSye formed a treaty OF alliance,
offensive aud defensive, and are running
ticket with good pros poets of success, as
they ailegc. .,
The parties fairly represent the native "
and non-native" factions, and Reid and
Robinson EXPECT to win on this issue. They
| iay, mich TO fear from the und0ubtcd abll-
| i,y OF Allen as Il party cGleltai anu nianipu,
lu,or. If the "nuu-I,atires" auecccd. Redd
and his friends will have large tleas i'll their
cnrs-v,I receive new and very distinct
;d,,s of fine real los, "A power in Prince Ed
word among the "uatives IN their party.
They are. however. very coHhoeht ol sue
cess: and. like Freeman Clarke ana otllers III
Massachusetts, they believe "both"J 10 DE
in ORDER
The Farmvilc Conservatives give great
barbecue on the oath October. l.. L. NJ.
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Richmond county Republican nomina-
tions: For House of Delegates, MI. W. W.
Raines for county treasurer, Mr.. Durand
Shackelford: for superintendent of the poor,
Mr.. William \. HarriSS.
Louisa county Republican nominations
full lis): For House of Delegates, George
Turner and William p. Lucas; for sheriff,
John }. Trice; for county surveyor, }. b.
Madison; for superintendent of the poor,
A, 3. PoindeXter. .i.a.stf .H~.,.ragt ~ %
Princess Anne Conservative nominations
House of Delegates, John L. Nash County
Treasurer, John 7. Woodhouse; Common
wealth's Attorney, James NJ. Keeling; SUI
Nrintendent Of the Poor, Jonathan U. Nor
ris; Sheriff, George 5. Whitehurst.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor L. c. p. Cow
per. of Portsmouth, is a candidate for the
Radical nomination for the House Of Dele
gates.
Governor Walker will speak in Lynch
burg tonight. ..... 49,.
w. p. Moseley (colored) is an independent
candidate for the Senate from the G0ochland
district. ...s.. .......s ta..ss .ns
A. L. Hill has been nominated for the
Senate by the Radicals from the district COM
posed Of Norfolk city and Princess Anne
county. ''..
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The State Journal will not admit its error.
II charges TWO of our candidates with bav-
Ing once been opposed to free schools. So
wc could prove Mr. HUGHES to be Il negro.
hatCr, :. scccSsionist, tirc-cater, &C., DC.
Mc>sr>. kEMrER, WRITER'S, and DANIEL, and
the whole Conservative party of Virginia,
by their representatives in convention as
scnblcd, have approved of the following re-
solution
-. We recognize rs a fundamental po-
lllical truth that upon the intelligence and
virtue OF lis people must rest the prosperity,
power, and prominence Of q State. We
point with pride TO the successful establish
men, and progress Of the free. school system
Of Virginia. imlugurated and conducted
NGdcr circumstances of peculiar difficulty,
Tor which wc are indebted to the wisdom
and zeal of Il Conservative State Govern
mcnt. Liberal provision ought TO be con-
tinued for the support and retention of the
free schools for the white and colored races
respectively"
The above resolution settles the question
a. TO where our candidates stand on this
question. and aftirmS what the State Journal
knows to be the truth when it says that we
arc indebted to the wisdom and zeal of Il
Conservative State Government for tue free
school system Of Virginia.
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Colonel Peard's Speech.

Nt publish this morning Colonel BEARD :
speech, made at the Conservative meeting
held in Manchester last night. II is full OF
informal ion. and is Il powerful defence OF
the Vic coulsc determined upon by that III
tcll;gcn. gentleman. Republican a he truly
is, Il. t.c,lu> il his duty ~ citizen Of H.
"iui.. ~ give his influence and vote to the
Conservative cause. He knows that the
plly>ica! Development and the prosperity Of
Virgins! depend upon her being governed
bv the white people Of Virginia, and that
the qdc>,iUns OF Federal politics have no.
thing TO 90 with the question whether the
State Government snail lie surrendered to
the negroes or retained by the white people.
Therefore, Colonel BEARD although de-
cidcG Republican. considers il no breach OF
good .li,il to the party that voted for Gene
rll GRANT that he should vote now with the
Conservatives. In this conclusion he is Sll>-
tanned lay Mr.. Mll.SEs, the former represent
ative cf the shenandoah district in Con-
grc>>. who is also Republican,; but who
would consider the triumph of the HUGHES
and negro ticket fatal blow to the welfare
OF Virginia, of which State he has become a
valuable citizen, with extensive interests to
be benefited or impaired by the State Gov
eminent.
We invite the attention Of everybody, and
especially Of the adopted citizens Of Eir.
ginia. ~ the manly and able speech of Col
Onel BEARD.
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The Meetings.

The ward meetings are 10 be held tonight.
II is your duty. MIR. TOBACCO, and yours,
Mr.. WHEAT, and yours, McssrS. Com, SHor,
CorSrrNG- ROOM, BrslSEss.Ho and all the
rest Of the commercial and mechanical
family. 70 attend these meetings. 1t Is your
lu.v. remember, not merely your privilege,
10 attend these meetings. and TO see thaI
good men and true arc chosen as delegates
to the nominating convention. THIS aohc'
your responsibility ends.
And now rs to the convention ITSELF why
should It con1ine itself TO the men who pnt
Themselves ,fortrGrd? Why not look around
for itself. and select as candidates men VINO
will do honor to the convention and to tue
CITY: Why not choose men of high charac-
tcrs men above suspicion; men whom no.
body will ever suspect OF having been M
illcnccd by improper motives IN castlns
their votes in the House OF Delegates: Why
not appeal for once to the good sense OF the
public and see if they really desire to be re-
presented by men Of character anu influence
in the community! Has 1t come to this,
that position is TO be bestowed only upon
those who seek il! Are we to ignore the
existence of the very best men i'll the city
because they refuse to engage in scramble
for 4 nomination:
II the people of Richmond wish to secure
men OF the right sort to represent them I'D
the House of Delegates, let them elect men
Of tac right sort TO represent them IN the
nominating convention.
But do not forget that this is your last
opportunity. If YOU fail to do your duty
tonight. forever afterwards hold your
peace. 30 not find fault next Saturday
with TIE nominees Of the convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

\ gentleman. just come to this city to re-
side and pursue his calling, said yesterday
that if the Conse ryative party did not
triumph at the approaching election he
would 10: stay here. He should despair of
success in Virginia under negro, scalawae,
and carpet-bag government. And he is an
&c, ,ui>ition 10 our city socially and pro-
fe,sionslv. He but speaks the senti-
mcnt of all people save mere adventures
and native oftice-scekerS and disappointed
and broken-down political hacks. 1t will,
indeed, be a wotul day for Richmond if the
Conservatives are defeated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, October s., 1873.
The following additional appointments
have been made for General james l.. 'hem'
per, Conservative candidate for Governor:
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October 14th,
night. -s@... x. Gal ,~a'fns9a.ra'&
Norfolk, Thursday, October 18th, night
Northampton Courthouse, Friday, octo'
Der 18th, night.
Onuncock, Accomac, Saturday, October
Hampton, Monday, October Goth, night.
suffolk, W ednesday, October 22d, night.
Farmyille, Friday, October Oath, night.
buckingham, Saturday, October 18th,
night. 80 <@"
halifax Courthouse, Monday, October
9th, night. .fsf&,> ..... ......lg
Pittsylvania, Wednesday, October Goth,
night. srs .e..#sa
Boydton, Mseklenburg, Saturday, No
Fclnbcr lst. night.
Charlottesville, Monday, November Sd,
night. ,...
appointments for the Second Congress
siWot Dtstrtct. Colonel d. j. Goodwin and
s. W. Lacy. canvassers for the Second con.
greesional district, will address the people
Cosby's Mill, Sew Kent county, October
9th. @i< -
Williamsburg, October 18th.
Charles City Courthouse, October 10th.
New Kent Courthouse, October 23d.
appointments J0r. the Hon. John 4, Hor-
1ys.-The Hon. John 4. Harris will address
the people at The following places = "!t"Da
GUocniuud .oaf,ltalise, aioliday, Oct. 20tn.
Fiuvanna, Pslpyr7 Monday, october27th.
sssSygs- ss%rs&S fFS~
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The late panic has again taught us the les
son that when the rich suffer the poor SUI
fer with them. The interests or the poor
and the rich are indiyiSble. Remember this
fact when You read or hear demagogical APP.
pc;,l> to the poor men and denunciatons OF
the rich. II You vote for men who will
damage lsfc rich, YOU will vote for men who
will ruin he poor. .-
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srEsvs.. S0--rCs.
n BARGAINS IN COTTON GOODS.


MT BARGAINS IN COTTON GOODS.
NEW YORK MILLS SHIFTING of zoe. per yard;
WAMsUTTA SHIFTING Mt l &c. per yard;
PRIDE UF THE WEST SHIFTING al 21c. per
yard;
DAvOL MILLS SHIFTING at SC. per yard;
FRUIT OFTHE LOOM SHIFTING Mt l6aac. per
yard;
L SHIFTING at 1890. per
yard:
AUBURN A SHIFTING at 18ac. per yard:
FRANKLIN CAMBRIA MUSLIN at 16c. per
yard; -.
EAGLE MILLS SHIFTING at 12hc. per yard.
All of the above goods are full yard wide.
IJNBLEACHED SHIFTING at 81, 10, and 2&c.
per yard-alvery cheap;
COTTON, full AZ inches wide, at
1916. per yard;
o. WALTHAM UNBLEACAED sHEETlNG at
SOC. per yard;
ga WALTHAM BLEACHED sHEETING at Soc
per yard;
1o-4 UNBLEACHED sHEETING at CSC: per
yard; ... ,
1O-4 BLEACHED suEETING at 40c. per yard
The above are the same prices at which they are
wholesaled but we give our retail customers INC
advantage on account of the scarcity of money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
OCT 1017 and 1919 Main street,
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MARRIED. OF, wednesday the 9Th instant, af Hawk
wood the residence Of the brides father: ny TIC
Rev. r. Boyden, JOSEPH u. ANDERSON, Jr; "
Morris, ESQ.,, of Louisa county, Va. Eocards.
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DEATHS.
.at. LOUIS V. MEYER

Died. on thc 9Th instant, LOUIS V. MEYER,
aged thirty. Wy ,,,,
lie leaves an aged mother, wife and yonng e emil,
his late residence. 4OS Marshall street. TO-DAY,
October 9th. at s O'Clock z. NJ. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend. .2-t.
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Nl TO THE PUBLIC.
1EY FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

nE1 FALL, 1873.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.
r Z. PRICE & CO.
have oncucd the great bulk Of their fine stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, 10 which
the attention af their friends and The Virginia pub
lie is called During the entire season their In
creased facilities will enable them to offer all the
novelties as they appear In the northern markets
Every department in their house will he kept mp to
full standard. with improvement IN many respects.
Especially in their DRESS GOODS ROOM will
this change he apparent as the same taste III selec-
tions of colors and designs will be apparent which
gave them reputation before the war.
CAMELS' HAIR POPLINS,
FRENCH and IRISH POPLINS.
GRO-GRAlN and TAFFETE SILKS. in black
and colored
REPS POPLINS and TYCOON REPS.
DIAGONAL and PLAIN POPLlNS,
VELOURS, MOHAIRS, &C..
MOURNING and BLACK GOODS in great as
sortmcnt tspeciatyl.
SHAWLS and WRAPPINGS of every kind
Great bargains IN
FLASNELS. IRISH LINENS,
TOWELS, HOSIERY.
BLACK ALPACAS, SC.
splendid FINE BLANKETS. DC
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N1 ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE WASH

nI- ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE WASH
POPLISS at 15c. per yard worth 29c.'
Handsome Plaid DRESS GOODS ut 25c. per yara'
usually sold at 35c.:
Handsome Plain and Striped DRESS GOODS at 20
and 3Oc per yard worth 80 and 40c.:
Rr sCK ALPACAS from csc. to S1.JO per yard;
Genuine SlIk-Warp ALPACA; -
Black and Colored CASuMERES, EMPRESS
CLOTHS, VELuURS,
POPLINS, SERGES. DIAGONAL tElLi.s'
POLONAISE CLOTHS,
DELAINES, FRENCH MER1NOS, TYCOON
REPS. GINGIIAMS,
LINSEYS and CALICOES in great variety and at
the lowest cash prices ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
OCT 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER }, 1919.
Only $4,000 tickets will be sold, and onc-halt OF
these are intended for the European market, thus
leaving only 10000 for sale in The United States,
where 900 were disposed OF for the third Con-
cert The tickets arc divided Into ten coupons or
parts. and have their back the scheme, WIN Il
full explanation of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grnndest lnu-
steal DISPLAY ever witnessed In this country, the
unprecedented sum of
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/. vw-sH~~~-y v~~-~-
- ~ . EEs @srs. -


SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
manufactured and for salc by
THE ATLANTIC AND VIRGINIA FERTI-
LIKING COMPANY
at their Office,
No. 1119 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
and for sale by the following general agents:
JOHN ARLINGTON & SONS, Petersburg;
HOOE &c JOHNSTON, Alexandria.
Price, $50 per ton of 1000 pounds, cash on de-
livery at the tide-water ports. .
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM G. CRESSILAw, President;
FRANK G. RUFFIN,
JAMES r. CRESsHAw,
WILLIAM T. SEWARD.
For particulars send for circular. Post-oIice box
w. '''' FRANK G.. RUFF1N,
ca os-d,sw&wlm w. N. RUFFIN. r.
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&1,5Oo,0o0,

divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distributed by
lot anon. the ticket-holdcrs-thc numbers OIL tile
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by Dhhd GILL
drcn, aud the gifts from another
IIS.r (, GIFTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

n@CARPETS. CARPETS! CARPETS!
You should call at LEVY BROTHERS and select
your n,,,r.
as they show the largest assortment III tnls city.
They also have
DRCGGETS,
RUGS. and MATS.
OCT LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

'rERMANIA M.ENNERCHOR, BALTI-
VI MORE.-At meeting Of the Germania Man-
nerchor II was unanimously resolved that the thanks
of the Association be rendered 10 the citizens of
Richmond, and particularly 10 the members of the
Gesangveren Virginia, for tile kind reception and
hospitality extended to the members Of the Ger
mania MGnnerchor participating In the singing fes-
tlyal from September 2Sth 10 October 1st The
days so agreeably spent with our friends Of the
ginia will always be pleasant recollection TO the
members of the Germania Mnnnerchor.
E-sE6 : ts'f. CHARLES E. DOHME, -
,aIiguu .Eg!!51IJ ustn Eice-President s
HENRY G.. BEGINNERS, Secretary. ..r.r oc 9Tlt !
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MEETINGS.

NEASONICNOTICE will be g.
ono: n M. 13O, nj Masors' Hall. on/ w
twenty NTH street THIS tThursdayl EVENING
ut 4 o'clock. for work. Mambcrs OF sister Lodges
and transient brethren In good standing arc frater'
nnlly invited Dy order W NJ.
many 80 WILLIAM WILSON,
~ o1tx Secretary.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1,aOO00O.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
SoJo,0Oo FOR $50.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1,aOO,ooo.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S2J0,0O0 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, au-
thorized by special act of the Legislature, for the
benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY, will take place III Public Library Hall, al
Louisville. Ky,
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Total. 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH. amount
Ing to.....................
The dstrbuton,will he positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not and the $4,000 gifts all paid
in proportion 10 the tickets soldal unsold tickets
being DESTROYED a. at the First and Second Concerts,
and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $780, Halves, sa5 Tcnths, or each
coupon. So; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 2os
Tickets for 900; ll3 Whole Tickets for $4,000 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000 No discount OIL less than
$500 worth of Tickets at II time
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con-
cert rs well as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second, makes 1t only necessary TO announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted IN ALL Its
details like the Third, and full particulars may be
learned from circulars, which will be sent free from
this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for SALE and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
given to those who Duy to sell again.
THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky and Manager Gift
Concert Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply to
A.P.L'ECUYER,
900 Bank street: or
WILLIAM n. VERIFY.
Clerk ut FOrd's Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
an ls-MSThtDccl,Sw
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NATIONAL LINE 4EExN
4 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. [sEfS

4 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. esgfS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RATES:
CABIN PASSAGE-PATABE N COLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown 49,
LONDON.
TO Havrc, Hamburg, Antwerp .......:.. " ana 50
70 Bremen, G0leuburg, thrtalanii,
g.. ....,..... ........... IS and IS
n B.-Cabin rates for Wednesdays steaness pay
able In currency. ~
STEERAGE-PAY ABLE IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, liverpool, Queenstown, u. a.,
Londonderry, ......'.SSO IToIn ~
Hamburg. Havre, Antwerp, to.......... IS IRON 80
Bremen, Gothen6urg &C. % ron w
or seaports in England, Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
Sweden, Denmark. Germany, France, Hollana' Bel
GUM, and the United States. w.t., ,,o..s.-
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messflr,. and Trieste to New Ierk.
For further information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERs,
Bowling Green, =. f.,or
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents.
Old Dominion steamship Company, Rockets
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