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1873.

FIRING 1918.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encouraged by the patronage received
from the citizens Of Richmond since starting our
establishment we present for their inspection the
largest and most elegant assortment of
NECK-WEAR, ----
UNDERWEAR, and s
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS 81
generally that have ever been opened In the city.
With view OF popularizlng our establishment, we
shall henceforth sell at the lowest possible profit,
placing certain specatIes SO low as TO put them be-
You'd competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS, $2.ss per dozen;
BRIGNOLI COLLARS, ss.e5 per dozen;
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to be the best make goods or no sale.
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, s. per dozen, or Csc.
single pair;. s-
Fine DOGsKIN GLOVES, sl.7s. Our
ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT
has spoken, and continues to speak for ITSELF with
orders outnumbering our hiost sanguine expecta-
tons. We have not Ind single misat.
T. ]. IRVING & CO.,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
E. FORREST PEcoR, salcsman, can be found at
the above house. NH ls-at&teodim
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1.-THE Norfolk T'rsinian means to exclude
the Dispatch when it speaks Of The "inetrc-
politan press" well and good. But il not,
then 1t does us great injustice and unduly
magnifes its own efforts when it charges that
the metropolitan press" is seeking to in
troduce alien issues into the next election
campaign, and afiirms that " tie people . APP
prove OF as course in resisting their intro
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: BIoRAMIc ENTERTAISMENT.--Pro
Harding's bioramic entertainment at the Sew
enth-Street Christian church was attended
last night by large and appreciatiye audi
ence. Those who have not witnessed this
exhibition of art and mechanism would do
well to attend. Tonight will be the last
opportunity offered.
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APPOMATTOX.
V1ator Visits the Scene oSathe Surren.
der Of Eco ~r$ sistnric
Interest.

THE TRUE STORY OF THE SURRESDER-C0NFER-
ESCE OF THE CORPS COMMANDERs-G GENERAL
pENDLEToN's INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL LEE
AND WHAT WAS SAID-sHERIDAN's CAPTURE
OF APPoMATToX STATION AND THE PROVISIONS
INTENDED FOR LEES ARMY-THE LAST COUNCIL
OF Wharf.-The LAST BATTLE A CONFEDERATE
vlCTORY-C0LoNEL vENABLE's INCIDENT OF
LEE On FINALLY DETERMINING TO SURRENDER.
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEWSPAPER FILEs.-The
files OF the old Charleston Daily Courier.
purchased for the library of Congress by Mr..
A. R. SpofTord, the librarian, arrived safely
at the capitol yesterday. Some Of the earlier
volumes are in rather dilapidated condi-
ton, but the entire set will be rebound in
uniform style undor the direction OF Mr..
SpofTord. The complete file makes one hun
dred and fifty volumes, covering period of
seventy entire years, and includes every
paper published from the date of the first
issue, in 1903.
Mr.. Spoflord sent special representative
to Charleston with orders to secure the jour.
nalistic treasure at any price. The price
paid was s2,250. The Charleston Chamber
of Commerce bid $4,000, and leading lawyer
of Richmond $4,000. The frm-name of A.
S. Wilmington Il Co., which was put at the
head of the first number of the paper, re-
manned there until the last number Of its
independent existence, which was issued
but few days ago. Mr.. Wellington, the
founder of the paper, died only in 1862.
Washington Correspondence Baltimore San.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG. April 10, 1878.


PETERSBURG, April 10, 1878.
Trouble has arisen out OF the election by
the Council, on the 1st instant, Of four new
members of the Public School Board, to sue.
coed four members, now members Of that
body, whose terms Of Office have not ex-
pred. The new members (all Republicans,
who succeed and supersede four Conserva-
tiYes,) huve been summoned to attend meet
ing of the Board to be held this afternoon,
and it is expected there will bequite knotty
discussion and stormy session. The terms
Of the old members will not expire until the
18th instant, whereas it is claimed that the
uewly-elected members should at once as
sumo their places on the Board. The result
of the proceedings of the session has not
been reported.
One hundred tons of steel "T" rails were
received to-day from Europe by way of Nor.
folk for the Richmond and Petersburg rail.
road.
Major Giles B. Cook. who was member
of the staff OF General Robert T.. Lee during
the war, and who since its close has interest
ed himself very earnestly in the education OF
colored children (haying recently established
a school for them under his especial charged
will leave at an early day for England for the
purpose of eliciting interest in bis enterprise
In that country and securing substantial as
sistance for it. -
1t is stated that there is at present great
demand In the city for the services of sE;lfnl
ana competent mechanics and builders of all
klnd'. There Is great deal of improve.
ment Id active progress on every hand, aud
Inc force OF mechanics, &c., IL insufficient for
the work. Not many new buildings Of any
size or cost are In process of erection, but q
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CLOTHING.
SPRING CLOTHING.

500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
COO pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
3OD WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1900 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
81 d pair; 400 pairs Couviser &c Thompson KIDS,
s.. All NEW GOODS, bought exclusiyely for
cash and will be sold low. My friends and the pnD-
lie generally are invited to call and supply them.
selves from the largest and best stock In the South
WILLIAM Ira SMITH, Agt.,
1909 Main street.
Sign BIG FLAGS. ap ii
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great many new fronts are being put up, ant
old buildings are Being reuogated, DC.
Tho old @law building, on Bank street
winch used to be occupied by professional
mel,,s Offices. but which for many years u al
hee,, a nest Of negroes andioeclsional raids O
slnatt.pox, caught Are to-day. ana wa
considerably dnmaged before the flames were
eXtinguished. The fire originated On tne
roof. and was. caused by defective chimney
rhe building wasinsured III the Mutual Frt
Insurance Company.
The ship Arctic, loaded with iron for tit
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio ronliroad
which was supposed to bave been lost at sea
has at last been heard from, having beer
driven to SC. Thomas for repairs.
THE hands employed by Messrs. Hudson
& Greenbow and Messrs. Brown Il Calvert
in brick-making, have struck for an advance
in their wages. The wages heretofore have
been for nouders, 100 per day; fol
wheeIers, temperers, and boys, fifty cents.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church will commence fair at Mechanics
Hall on the s29th instant, to raise funds tt
nav off a debt Of the church.
A negro fellow who swallowed q glassfu
Of kerosene oil, which lie stole under the
inn preston that it was whiSkey, nearly killed
himself BY the nauseous dose, in store o
the city few days ago.
A vacant lot at the cofner of Sheppard ant
Dunlop streets was sold to-day to Messrs
Hinton, Jones & Hinton for S352.5O.
Hon. j. b. Sener and other prominent
Radicals passed through the city this after
noon.
A fight took place to-day between two
well.known7ctizens connected with the to
bacco trade Neither one was hurt much.
Last night there was quite sharp storm
| which lasted very few minutes only, blu
developed very vivid lightning in its passage
The new Pythan lodge. Naomi Lodge, No
80, was instituted last night, as heretofore
announced I'D tiiis correspondence.
The tightness of the money market has re
loved n little. ROBIN ADAIR.
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A sce ltury of persistent industry has
brought the academic Portuguese dictionary
down to letter c..
The season IL approaching when drinking
men US well as drowning men will catch ut
istraws.- Graphic.
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d E NJ U V A L!

street Into the large and capacious building 1909
Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, take
this method of informing my friends and patrons
that i have just returned from the North with u
stock of MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS CLOTH
ING and GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which cannot be surpassed for style and quality In
the city, and which am determined TO sell ut such
low prices as will repay those In need Of such goods
to call and see me- NJ. w. ROSE,
NH 20 No. 1902 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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CLoVE4Rf;S oruv
ORCHARD GRASP.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS,
HEKDSG RaSS, and every variety al
FIELD GRASS and
GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest qualify,
and offered ut .,hs I-nTL'ST Ala RKET RATES,
- vr1,oycs,Ia opotations furnished 10 dealers. @a
Pr9rTI and cdirfn' attention given to all orders,
whether by letter or ia person.
ALLISON Z ADDISON.
Seed and Guauo Merchants,
sc Richmond. Va.
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MY GREATEST CAMPAIG N
SINCE THE WAR IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
COMPRISING
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
AMONG WHICH CAN BE FOUND
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
--..a..-sou -pHsss sv$ .-,s@.=--.s-...
200 SPRING oSEnooATs, --'.-.-'
600 pairs FANc5s CASHMERE PANTS,
800 WHITE DUCK VESTS,
200 BLACK CLOTH VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1000 UNDERsHRTs and DRAWERS,
1000 WHITE (PepperilD JEANS DRAWERS
at 81.
CLOTHS, CAssTMEREs, AND vESTINGs,
IN THE PIECE,
which l will make to mea lure in accordance with
the wants of the customer. This combination of
stocks makes it one Of the
MOST ATTRACTIVE
EVER BEFORE OFFERED TO A
VIRGINIA PUBLIC.
This stock Is gotten up for tho RETAIL TRADE
ONLY, and an especial care given to the wants Of
my patrons, which, under an experience of thirty
years In This market, gives me KNOWLEDGE NOT
ENJOYED by others. These goods gre bought ex-
clusvely for CASH, and no house of SIMILAR
KIND in the State has Its equal in ABILITY, STOCK,
STYLE, PRICE, QUANTITY TO SELECT FROM, as
the old, established house of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt,
1909 Main street.
SIGN OF BIG FLAG. ap lO-2t
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& GIBBs.

This very superior SEWING ACBIyr &, u,,.
offered at the following liberal cub rates: wv"
We will give as premium frsi-ca:s ,,,.,,,.
Of our own, or AM other make In the mart, &c a"
sired, to any person who will sell three w,r,cnx
Gibbs machines, to be ordered ut one limo ,md ,,,
for I'm cash. ''''
Price lists, circulars, full instruction. sc son,
gratis by mai. WILCOX & cipps
Ofice, IL Ninth stree,, Richmond, Va
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st';:M.aEA 6 s f As NECESSITY
80 4 u ~ y 80
THEgRoyERa DAgERssEWIsG. MACHINE,

These cELEBEATED MACHINES have mo-,
been la Hse nearly quarter or q century have bee
lntrodgced IN every part Of tho world. and have al
Why's gfve:t entjre sa,t .faet0n TO the operator.
construction. are trade OF the very best mate, hi
ma M Or TIE LATEsT iMiKovsMEyT.
lney nlshs afs easy understood and m1nared
most slifsfantfm MANNER. and fof beaniy Of 6n,.r
and durability are NOT egRPA ssRp ~ any narhIn.
~ Inls or any other cefhtry, FOR FAMILY I'm
= we have both the ELASTIC and IOCY-sTrrcI m,
chines, which we Tnrraftin every particular. ~
All In want OF u really good. refidble sewiny-yp,
cn1ne.-0ne that viii Last Them iifetIme-are %
specially asked to call and examine our stock IL
fore purchasing elsewhere. ="
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY, Va
S21 MAIN STREET,
NH 1s-In, s7 ty z'e'.- Elchnor5 -
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OILS.

SALAD OlL.-Superior SALAD OIL (Leg.
~ hora), In bottles and TASKS, Just received Tor
sale by PURCELL, LADD u Co, druggists,
ap IL 1915 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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BLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLOWERS.

FLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLOWERS.
The finest collection or
ROSES,
- CARNATIONS.
EERA NUNS.
LASTASS,
HELIUrROPfs,
..st- aFUSCHiAS, and
NERBESA,
ever offered in this city. Bedding Plants IN grea
variety grown and for sale Dy
-. JOHN MORTON, Florist.
Greenhouses corner Main and Reservoir streets
Store, sos Broad street, ncxt door 10 y. pizdnL
Jr. -,4y ...t.s-.a tE ap Elm
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SEEDSNEN. FLORISTS. DC.
TIMOTHY, ORCHARD, AND HERDS
GRASS SEED, for sac Jy
ap HIST f. & $. WORKMAN & co.
HUDsoN's IMPROVED DOUBLE


This CORN. which Dir. Ed W. Hudson In, bca,
carefully cultiTaiing and improving for sever
years, produced last year on some very rich bnro,
land on the Oak Ridge estate, In Nelson COUNTY Va
on The Orange. Alexandria and Manassas railroad
the enormous Yield or ONE HUNDRED AM,
SEVENTY BUSHELS PER ACRE! Il was iw.n.
ty.eighf barrels 10 the acre and Ii shc!lr SIX huSI
els and three quarts to the barrel Most Of the als
had two ears many three. some four, and one s,,E
had seven ears upon i,-ths stalk was exhibited II
the Lynciburg Fair. where the corn took prr,rt
um-and has been seen with admiration and aston.
isbment by hundreds of persons.
Afiidayits to tire above facts have hcen made hr
Mr.. Hudson and sons, all Of them hard-wurkiny and
inditstr Gus farmers. estimahlc aud reliable men
They are tenants uEon the Oak Bldg" estate.
WILLIAM r. MILES, OAK Ridge
we certify that the corn exhibited by T. ". lind.
son Mt Lynchburg fair was raised upon the land Of
w. Z. Miles, measured twent weigh. barrel, d,
the acre: and ten bushels OF ears after being sh.et
measured six bush, Is and three qcagrs or snellr3
corn, or one hundred and seventy bushels and Hye
gallons per acre.
Given under our hands this Goth dayof November.
1872. i. W. HUDSON,
+. f. HCD>ON,
BENJAMIN SIMPSON.
Nelson county, to ,tft:
This day appeared before me, Alexander Fortune
notary public for said county, r. W. HUDSON. T. f.
Hudson, and njaIntn Simpson, and made oai 10
the above certificate
Gven under my hand this 10th day Of Sove,nbcr
1872. ALEXANDER FORTUNE, y. I. .
For sale by GARTH K WHITE and ) ". III.
SON, Richmond, Va. Price, IS per bushel.
o-dSw2w
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100000 SURPLUS. ... :l3O, 900

This company Offers the best security 20 rs policy
holders at fair prices
Successful for forty-one years
Office, No. 1Oi1 Main street. Richmond.
". J.. COWARDlN. President
!. WILLIAM WILLIE, JR Secretary IN a-ar
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Petersburg.

HITCH IN THE SCHOOL BoARp-KAILRoADI ITEMS
e MAJOR @. B. COOKE AND THE CoLORED
SCHOOLS - KEROSENE OIL FOR wHlsKEY -
STRIKE, sc.
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EXTRA EARLY ROSE POTATOES
- and SEED OATS
for sale low at MOORE & GOODSOTS,
r.. ~. 307 Seventh street,
NH IL between Broad and MARSHALL
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI !

thousands have already gone, and thou
'ahh, more are turning their eyes toward.
ne homes in the fertile West. To those
going 10 Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
rdIn ttah, Wyoming, Nevada. Oregon or
Caniornla, we recommend cheap, safe.
quick and direct route, Ma st. Louis, over
the Missouri Pacigc Railroad, which runs
~ lne Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
rom ~. Louis TO principal points IN the
West, without change. We believe that the
hl,souri Pacific Railroad has the best track
ana the finest and safest equip
inents Of any line West Of the M-si.sinni.
anu lts connections with roads further Me-,
are prompt and reliable. The TeYa, con.
nection of this road j. now completed. anj
Passengers are offered first Clas. aIl.rai
route rom IT. Louis 10 Texas. either oycI
the Missouri, Kansas n Texas Il. H., via ~c.
dalla, o. over the Atlantic a Pacific X. Il.
VIA Ninta. For maps, time tables, infonna-
ton a. 10 rates, routes. &c.. We refer our
readers TO :. II. Thompson, Eastern Pas.en-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or T.. \. Ford,
General Passenger Agent. It Louis, Nilsson.
RI. Question, viii De promptly and cheer
July answered
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~ You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
a Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-five Cents per pound /;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAM BIXBY.
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ing at So932c; Lsgusyra 2i@2sci Rio
prime TO choice 2i925c.
BROOMS-Dull; common house scll
N 81 so choice and extra choice $3Cs
3 IS steamboat 81 5o@6 90.
FREIGHT--Co.ton, compressed to
New York, &c; TO Boston, VI. Tn.
compressed, TO New York, 81 H. to Boz.
ton 81.
RATES-To New Orlcsns and Vick;.
burg. Potatoes, apples, etc, Soc pork
|; pound freights ljc cwt; hay s.
per tom whiskey 81 40 per Dbl.
TO MEMPHiS-Flour, etc 2jc per Dbl
pound freights 1919 per cwt hay : per
tom whiskey s0c per bblj pork G0c per
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EMIGRATION TURN ING .
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST NO.

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
ohers 10000 acres Of land in Central and
southwest Missouri, at from - to Sl2 per
acre. on seven years time. with free trans.
rortation from II. Louis to all purchasers.
climate, soil. timber, mineral wealth, schools
CHURCHES and law abiding society invite
emigrnnts from all points to this land offruits
anu ho"er,. For particulars address a.
uck, Land Commissioner. IT. Louis. Mo.
l-22.d-eodly.
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Total, 10000 Gins, all Cash

The money 10 pay all these gifts In full /.
now upon deposit in the Farmer and
iOr that purpose. aud can only be used for
that purpose, a. will be seen 10y the follow
ing certificate Of the cashier
OFFfCE FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANk.
LOuIsviLLE. KY. April :. ls73.
THIS T. 70 certify that there j. in the Fare
mer-' aDf DrOyers bank 10 the credit OF tint
Third Grand Gin Concert, Tor the benefit o.
the Public Library of Kentucky. live hun.
bred thousand dollar-, which has been set
apart by the manager. 10 pay the gifi- IN fun.
and viii be held by the bank and paid out
Tor tins purpose, and thi. purpose only.
X. :. WEIGH. Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gin Will get 100000 ia
grscnbacks, ard 80 of the siO.tDO gilt, the
5000, the 10000. the slO.Oy, the 5000
and all the other gift, 1000 IN number
amounting to SJDO,pJD.
The remnant OF unsold tickets viii be fur
ni.hcd 10 those who frs, apply order. &C
cOmpaned by the money always having pre-
ference over agents at the following prlce.:
Whole tickets, SlO: halye., Sj and
quarters 81 -; II whole tickets for slOJ,
- for ESQ, ll3 for 1900, and Us for $500.
No discount on less than slOO worth Of tick.
et~ at time.
The concert and distribution Of gif,- WI
begin at o'clock ON Tuesday morning, July
:, 10 Public Library hall, ami the following
viii be the order Of proceeding; III music
by orchestral band. ri placing Of tags 'one
tor each ticket sold In large wheel. "a pl1c.
Ing q, gifts In small Wheel. 3th music by or
chestrAl band. 9TH explanatory remark. by
pre- -iIeHt. Gth drawing OF iir-t hsi II
gin- tn music by orchestral band : h
drawing Oi last half Of gift. 9TH plating
Of large wheel with tags Va hands of COZ.
Uittee appointed by audience. 10Th grant
orchestral concert.
Inc music on this grand occasion win be
tie best that can be procured, and the gem
ttfnen WAC count and place the tag. and
s.fi- In the wheels and superintcud the
drawing and keep the record OF the drawn
.nmDer- viii be chosen from the best
tnown aud most trustworthy citizen. OF the
cate AL will be 80 conducted a. To- be a
p.riec guaranty against complaint from any
Ius, source.
III" payment Of ssin. ssiiI ha.l.. ~, --,nr
day, July II, at q O'Clock am. Tickets
drawing Kin. must be presented at room
40. Public Libsry binding. where cash
ehecks upon the Earmcr, and DroNer-
bank Of Louisville. OF sight drafts upon the
Fourth National bank Of New York. at the
option of the holder, viii be given for the
ucket-. All gift. not called Tor IN ,iN
month. from the drawing will be turned
over to the Public Library fund
For iull particulars send for CIRCULAR
THO~. T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of ny.
Louisville, ny.
i-l.eod&w9Im
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Use Dr. Henry's worlds LTosic ana
Blood Purf0erv

IT'S the great household remedy, pleasant 10
axe, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
diseases. II is better than Bitters, Cordial,
o'ohu or ssrsapsrilla. Sold by Druggists
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FULL MEAsuRE.-While DR.. Prices
Special Flsvorngs are full measure, other
extracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said to contain, arranged to look
largo and sell cheap, n cheat on the con-
suner. The most Of the so-called ounce
Aavoring extracts hold but ounces, the
4 ounce less than ounces, while DR..
Prices are full measure, Just as represent
ed, strong and pure. One trial will prove
Nat tina bottles hold one-half more than
others purporting to be the same size, and
srtrscts are Of the strongest and most
Natural favor. 6-2S d&wlw
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Foreign Advertisements.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
a FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
foVo,OO0 rs BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
10000 cAsH oIFTs PAID IN PULL.
$4,000 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough OF the 10000 tickets issued for
,ne Third Grand Gin Concert. In ald Of the
Iu1lc Library of Kentucky, having been
sold to insure a full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that the
iV,VD cash gifts offered should be drawn in
l'Il and pad IN fun without any scaling
uoWn, as heretofore; the management, with
the concurrence OF the trustees, have deter
hnncd To allow ninety days mere for the sale
"' TIE remnant Of ticket. left on hand. Tue
concert aud distri button advertised for Apri
= therefore postponed TO Tuesday. july
S,ls'd, on which day and no o.her, they viii
PpHuNely and unequiyOsally take place in
IubliG Library ball, Louisville, kentucky.
~ THIS grand concert the following cash
tnts VIII be distributed by lot and paid In
fhll to the tickct-holder- who draw them:
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Mr.. GEO. STEIsHoUsE, barber and hair
dresser, corner of Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue desires to call the attention
IF the bearded community to his neatly ar
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mAs-
ter OF his profession in all it's branches,
He has bearded many lion in his den, and
call for more. If.
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interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
tngravings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
rice 30 cents Address On Brrrs' Dfsrry-
hri, u North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Advertisement.
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Mrs. whitco mb's Syrup.

me great soothing remedy. Price Only IS
ms IHes rest to the mother md health to
"' cn''n sod BY Druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-30
Dr.. Henry. Root and Plant pills

MID yet thorough-no nauses or griping-.n-
rely esetable-great liver remedy. Price IS
''"'1 Sold by Druggists
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-30

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