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DY LUTTRRLL & HUNTINGTON, Aac.
uohSsers NO, sIT L9n ', avenue ar:.,

Z ~ huc-
Between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESrkTE ON I STREET, BETWEEN
foukTEENTH AND fIFTEENfH. NORTH.
Nh WIFI FEY IA E2
BY virtas q 81 81, deeds Of trusts. bearing date
respectively November !, A. q iSl1. November IS
4. iii NSss@Ssr Il. 4. 6. ia, md November 6.
10 Lber No, ia, folio n; Label. No, ia folio is;
!Aber No. 6gy. iolio sJl; Li6er Nc, CO., folio 10:
NS GS sni Ses 20 49, 5SS r.
inton county, in the District Of Columbia, and by
direction OF the party secured thereby, will sell
4 public .SSS,on In fE9nt q re Prsmi.ss 70 the
ground situate wing aud being in the city Of Wash:
tngton, In said District, and known upon the oeiAl
plan Or plAt thereof a. lots ntmbered ~, ~ Us
psft Of square numbered 30, as The. same are 70
s1bdiyision book b q No. l. folio Ito. together
With the improvements (siI new brick dwellings,
This property W II be sold separately
Terms Of sale; One third cash, OF which $50
must be paid on each lot at the time Of sale; bal:
Ance In siI. twelve and eighteen months. IN equal
payments, for which Tie notes q the purchaser or
paid At the rate OF eight ~ per cent. per snnu@.
payable sem, annually and TO be secured on the
property sold to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Uonyeyancins and recording at purchasers cost
days fter sale the trustee reserves the right u
resell the property a. the risk and cost Of the do
L1 VA 4; H6 4 biIsNisd Tfq,sso.
tyakd flfsrI Anction.ar.
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AT BALLANTYNE'S,

42s Seventh Street, Near Il.
Ali the New Books for Summer Reading.
All the New Sab Ath School Library BOOKS.
Music Books for Choir and schCOl,
CrJquet for the Lawn and pArlor,
Stationery, Plain and Fancy.
School Furniture . nd kutrliee INn1
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BUILDING MATERIAL,

GIRsBORO' BRICK WORKS.
VI
We have established at Gicsboro' extensive BRICK
WORKS, ami are now prepared to furnish
BRICKS OF ALL KINDS,
ut lowest market rates. TO Builders and Contraetors.
once corner Louisiana avenue aud seventh street,
In AHtrOp X Dudleys ONCE jyi2-eo6t'
WINDsOn & GRAYSoN,,
" LUMBER DEALERS,
Fourteenth street. between u and streets north.
Ices II west.
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v4tkysRHsEp RE s EsEkFE xSiH E ES SSH INV
f1Hh sE sE9EEfMa Ess FUR 5AR su NJ RSS
IN On MONDAY. the ssth day Of yaly, 1873. =. ,
Abeing Lot No; 81. ~ subdivision Of Mount
through to Eighth street west. with The improvr'
ments CO..: isns q Rreh Dwelling house tn.
BILE properly.
Terms One half cash; balance one and two years
for notes bearing sI per cent interest and secured
n. z deed o. trust gu The premises, Convey aneins
at the cost OF the purchaser, One hundred dollars
down on the day Of ssle. The terms Of sale must
be complied with within iye days, or the property
91sySdSdu LAiihEh y Aastiinas.s,.
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7 ONDON's HEART, A NOVEL, conf
sMIf.tiSGGi66S's Bu5RsiTURs.
Corner fourand-s-half street and Pennsylyania
The Mystery of Holly Tavern. a story of nine
Avasabopd Heroine, by Mrs Annie Edwa rds.
The Now MaadAlen, by wilkie Collins.
land
Blank Books, Playing Cards. Paper and Enyei.
opes 81 the very lowest prices je1
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NNTARREN ClIOATE 81 co.'s
w List Of New Books aud Announcements.
FOODS, by Edward Smith, NJ D., y. Il. T., third
VOL, OF the International scicnilhc itIes; vol %
mo. cloth; price, sL.b yklllQuEs AND AD.
DHESskB, by Thomas Henry Huxley. LID,
vol. limo, $50. the ARGUMENT ATaENEVh.
complete collection OF the forensic discuss orr ON
the part Of the United States and Or, at Britain be-
fore the tribunal Of arbitration; vol, syo, % Co.
NARRATIVE or THE MISSION TO RUSSIA In
ts6, Of the Hon. q. " Fox Assistant Secretary Of
tho Navy, edited by John u. Champlln, lr - vol,
syo., 90 LIFE IN DhNbuhl by J, NJ. Bailey,
the .Danbury Nws Mani" limo, sLb0 WHAT
TX X TH f PTHYsiGfSSa hASpBeo4k.r revised s
for is7& contains ali the new re- ediaI Agents and
recent discoveries In medicine; bound In morocco
rocket form, for ~ or o. patents: 81 70. BkAITH.
wAlTE5 RErhOsPECT. part o., for January,
contains general index Of nntents for the last
two years, THE LAST POEMS OF ALICE AND
PHOEBE CAREY. edited b. Mary Clemmer Ames:
l VOL, crown syo.. o. None Of the poems In this
volume have appeared IN any previous volume.
OUTLINES o. GERMAN LITERATURE, by
Gostwick; uniform with the classroom Abrid.e-
ment Of fhtns'r English Literature; large l2mn,
4abn, APPLETOS'S AMERICAN ANNUAL CY.
CLOPEDlA for lisa: 1larye svo VOL, cloth. S5, and
In various styles - binding. hNECDOTf 4 OF
PUBLIC MEN, by John W Forney: limo, a. I
Dix HoUsEKEEPER AND HEALTH KEEPsN, By
Mrs. Beecner; limo o. ~. For sale by
wARRkN CHOATE . co.,
0H Pennsylvania avenue, Vernon Row.
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AUCTION SALES.


by LATIhIRR & CIEARy,
- Auctioneerr and Real Eatate Brokers,
sOuthWeetcorner Pennsy lyaniA ave. and Eleventh
street, Star ONCE building
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TRUsTEESSh sE N tNPR G E,d RR9SFRTH

DY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4; CO.,
ID AuctionGers, corner Of Ninth and d streets
northwest
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,ylo.odsds T. 9 8oEbw G22k s. IISssss.

MONDAY, August I, 1873, same hour and place
JOHN II, COOK. Trustee.
yaSeodkds ]. I, COLDWELL, Salesman.
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r20sIpTJyE shaLE OF gtaIIr.Y pEsIRABIE IN
OF, p sIRfEI. BETWEEN sECoND AMI
THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST, BLING NO

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July ~, 1873, at 9
oclock, we shall offer for sale the aboye-describtd
premises The improvements consist OF q three.
ronins and all modern improvements.
bn mss e,sS and made made. known on day One
session given Augusta Size Of lot, ooras. Convey.
ancinE at purchaset's coat
rn,d IiS,H Tf2ki I RAJ ,ss,x,or7nsy, .
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The following short note from the Hon.
Charles Francis Adams Is printed In the Chi.
cago Tribune;
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AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner New York ave. aud Fineenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
ranging In price from sSjCOo to sj1OJ and several
other FirD,- Glass Houses.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts OF the city.
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant jriLu
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be. In the former the curtailment opp.essss
go $3.50 s,ssc, r1ravex men t6s OeH1s

he In the former the curtailment Expresses
Eisassasss, sossslaass drives men sosssa IA
r,,ptcy Bho might else have s.luss.ss
Ethso,,eb fiiaIr tfsals. iD tie latte the e
n.Ss,on ma be followed soonerpr inter os
a ~ r..i,m with ia invariably bad effects
Toilet out1the line tenpts nasn 20 slaa :,
while m unlooked.for battling 10 most
rrnelv scat-hauls" many VINO had oeen
temnted to 20 too far with credit. tI.s
These ups and downs Of credit are known
in Al, countries; but this nation Is par ex'
eellence the champion for monetary revul-
sions. This Is owing to the highly specula'
tive and restless spirit that grows out OF the
rapidly made and overgrown fortunes Of the
land. But, indeed, we are growing old
enough, and have had experience enough, to
be very much improved in the matter OF
finance and credit The banking institu.
items Of the country are far too susceptible OF
influence from the fictitious and titful sense.
tions that originate In the money market
They should by this time be better balanced,
and be able to maintain calmer and steadier
policy. It Is indeed very plain rule, and a
very good one, to avoid excess of loans, and
By doing SO men In business will not only not
be tempted into excessive trading, but they
will not be visited periodically by sharp
curtailment, which bears so heavily upon
them, and which often causes ruin.
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The Democratic party of the North is like
balky horse-it starts up the bill in run
regularly once In every four years--that Is,
more than three years before the presidential
election-but invariably stops at the pinch.
It is engaged in this little race just now. In
Connecticut, Ohio, and elsewhere, it Las
made splurge. and astonished the natives
1t is enjoying its victory to-day. But it will
never get to the top of the hill again. We
had hoped that that famous old party had
been buried out Of sight. as a result OF the
GREELEY movement last year; but not SO. 1t
still fingers. Like the ghost OF HAMLErs
father, it is still swearing" though deep
down in the cellar of adversely and unable to
show it's face after cock-crowing.
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which an engineer should regard NOT at ".
IA sl,o,,la 1sea soon ,ssal forsaaas an ,tasaa.s
yictions Of what is best for the paglc 81;
Efare % turu from his patti hairslEe. Me
should have selcpossession aud 4neaSeS se
Near him out triumphantly in tug tpmpets
performance of bis dutiesfearAssly an1
bonestly-unawed by threats and uninnu'
enced by promised reward.
Therefore the Office Is important to de-
gree not to befoverestmated. We beg the
Council as 1t values the interested this eea',.
ttiful city, as it hopes for her prosperity as
desires that the best use shall be made OF Tue
most1ayish endowments bestowed upon hef
by Providence, to give US competent ens''
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The City Engineer.

We feel that the office Of City Engineer is 80
very important that we cannot forego, from u
sense of obligation 10 the public welfare, to
impress upon the Council the high character
of the duty they are soon 10 perform in elect
ing gentleman to that office. We believe
that it is the most important in the govern
ment of the city of more consequence, in
deed, than the office of Mayor. Under The
new charter the Mayor may be all important
officer or not, as it pleases him. He has
power but may not exercise it, and there are
none to arraign him for failing so to use,
with both energy and discretion, that author
lily, which is left discretionary with him.
The Office, then, may or may not be made im-
portant and valuable to the city. But the City
Engineer cannot fill a negative position. He
is obliged to act, and just us he acts wisely
and energetically or not will he be useful or
injurious TO the city. His good deeds are
enduring, but so are his bad ones. lie may
do immense benefit to the city, or he may in
fict upon her injury that will retard her
growth and that will take many years, pos
sbly generation or two, to eradicate.
So that the Council, in electing an Epgi-
neer, will perform the most important duty,
in our opinion, which is likely to devolve
upon it.
A city engineer should have the most de-
cided qualities. He should be master of
his science, to begin with. Then he should
have had the advantages Of that experience
in the active pursuit of his profession which
is essential to his efficiency. TO these quail.
tications must be added clear intellect, en-.
ergy Of character, and brave and indepen-
dent spirit. Give Richmond such man,
and she Will receive an upward impulse
from bis services, the good effect of which
we cannot easily exaggerate.
AS we said 4 few days since, at no previ-
Gus period did Richmond 80 much need the
services Of such man as we describe above,
She is just bursting the shell of the town,
and is about to emerge into the life and con.
sequence Of city. She must accommodate
herself to her new existence; and in con.
forming her exteror-her ways and means Of
administering to the social aud commercial
wants Of clty-the City Engineer Is the star
actor-the man without whom the play Is
nothing. Then by all means We want the
best man that is attainable, aud the City
Council, if it fairly appreciates the need
of the city, will be content with nothing less
than the very best talents and the most ap.
proved skill within it's reach.
A city engineer who faithfully and ably
discharges his duty is man to he admired,
In few situations are higher attributes OF
mind and heart demanded. In the inpar-
tial performance of his duties, with strict
regard to the public interests, he will incur
the maledctions Of little tufts of the pop,,-
lalion here and there. and of waspish and
narrow.mtnded men who can see nothing
but themselves and their own infinitestnaal
interests. and these will raise q tempest in the
teapot which, were he a timid man, would
all bin apprehension. These ore things
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Financial Disturbances.

The business of a country is repeatedly and
seriously disturbed by financial pressures,
which 10 the larger number of instances are
without cause. They are sometimes the re-
suit OF folly and enthusiasm acting and re-
acting on credit and confidence, and just as
often the result of the scoundrelly machina-
tions of spectators. Of the latter descrip-
ton are the recent pressure and financial ex-
element in New York. The authors of that
disturbance of trade and credit are well
known in the history of financial troubles in
the great Gotham. The bandits of the noun
tains of Southern Europe are good and
honest men compared with them. They
should be hung as high as HAMAN. They
deliberately plan for the wholesale rob-
berry of great community, and are entirely
callous and inhuman in the prosecution of
their schemes.
Mr. BAGEHoT, whose admirable book we
have often referred to, very happily ex-
plains in his chapter on the influence of
imitation upon the condition of society
one of the causes of financial disturbance.
He sayss ..... ....
| The grave part of mankind are quite as
| liable to these initiated beliefs as the friyo-
lous part. The belief of the money market.
which Is mainly composed of grave people,
is as initiative as any belief You will find
one day every one enterprisng, enthusiastic,
vigorous, eager to buy, and eager to order
IN week or SO you will find almost the
whole society depressed, anxious, and want
| ing to sell. II you examine the reasons for
the activity, or for the inactivity, or for the
change, you will hardly be able to trace
them at oil, and as far as you can trace them
they are OF little force. In fact, these
| opinions are not formed by reason, but
by na,mscry. Something happened that
looked little good, on which eager, san
guine men talked loudly, and common peo-
pie caught their tone. A little while AFTER
wards, and when people were tired of talk
ing this, something also happened looking a
little bad, On which the dismal, anxious peo-
pie began, and all the rest followed their
words. And in both cases an ayowed dis
sentlent Is set downas crotchety.' sIfyou
want said Swift, to gain the reputation of
sensible man, you should be OF the opinion
OF the person with whom you are for the
time being conyersing.', There is much
quiet intellectual persecution among rea-
somble' men; a cautious person hesitates
before he tells them 'anything new, for il he
gets name for such things he will be called
Eighty, and in times Of decision he will not
be attended TO-" .s
Yes, these thingsnow good, now bad
very eyanescent aud very delusiye-often
penetrate further than the exterior rings OF
retail trade. They often affect the larger class
OF transactions and penetrate into the parlors
OF the banks, intamidating bank officers aad
prompting them to curtail their line of dis.
counts, or to ektssd them, no the case muy
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nj LETTINGS.

MARSHALL LODGE, No. ~, MTA
WI KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-BRo- HRA
TIIERs,-Attend n regular meeting nf III XII
your L ,dge THIS Thursday EVENING, (SSs3S
April TO-. 1878. ut O'Clock. 1t IS earnestly NSSS
desired that every member be present. rs SlD
the new uniform will be distributed. By order of
the &C. WILLIAM L, SlLEh,
an lo-lt* Keeper Of Records and Seal.
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DEATHS.

D,ed Yesterday morning, Mrs. MARY LOUISA
MCt;RUDER, wife of the late Sublett McGruder, In
the SEVENTEEN year of her ave.
Preshyterinn REV pr. Read's) church THIS DAY
1ThursdayJ at a O'Clock P. NJ. Her friends are In
yited TO attend.
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PERSONAL.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF CITYsUpERMTENDENTo OF sCHooLs,)
4.- a@' 1901 CLAY STREET,
-a.s-~ - RICHMOND. VA. April Ii, ls73.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be closed
u on FRIDAY, April II, aud MONDAY, April
ID lS73. -
Parents arr earnestly requested to cause their
children 10 attend promptly ON Tuesday morning,
- if j. II. BINEfJRD.
ap lo-lt Superintendent of Schools
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~ THE VIRGINIA NATU Il AL
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used In this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which mas
given such general satisfaction wherever used, d'-
rsrom, all other lubricaing oils sold in this mar
kd. 1t Is
A PURE, NATURAL LUBR1CATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIxTURE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum: and. under the same
circumstances rs the best sperm or lard OIL VIII not
heat wear, or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thlsis one of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATING OILS
before the public. s-.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We are the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Lubricatng OH, every barrel Of
which sold by us bearing oilr brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
..... LUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD s. CO., AGENTS, .
RICHMOND, VA
Oderrs addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
ton. and Ire shipped In good tight packages
PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists,
mha-am Richmond. Va.
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THE MEMBERS OF FRIEND MIA
Il HtPLODGE. No. 90, KNIGHTS OF EIaA
PYTHiAS wifi attend q stated meeting, atsf q Is)
Weisiger Hall, At "a O'Clock THIS tThurs-SSSszS
day. EIGHT. ,sr. SSSY
Candidates will he in attendance by S:1
o'clock, By order &c. &c. WEISIGEk,
k.R.and s.
MANCHESTER, AprIl TO- ap l0-1t
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SPRING CLOTHING.

Spring 1878.
-, .rst 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
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally that have ever been opened In the city.
with a view of popularizlng our establishment, we
shall henceforth sell at the lowest possible profit,
placing certain speciaties low as to put them be-
yond competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS, a2.25 per dozen;
BRIGNOLI COLLARS, 1925 per dozen;
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to Ike the best make goods or no sale.
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, 50 per dozen, or Csc.
single pair;
Fine DOGSKIN GLOVES, s17s. Our .. ..
49,. ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT
has spoken, and continues to speak for Itself, with
orders outnumbcring our most sang1ine expecta
tons. We have not had a single misft
T. j. IRVING & CO.,
913 Main street, between Ninth aud Tenth.
E. FORREST PECoR, salesman, can be found at
the above house. NH ls-st&teodlm
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No. GRAND OPENING OF SPRING

+ NJ GRAND OPENING OF sPklNo
i. GOODS. ~ .,.g:aas
LEVY BROTHERS s.ig :5. ST.
have been receiving for the past month their
SPRING SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
,sas ~ They now offer
STOCK WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN
VARIETY, AND AT PRICES THAT ARE
BOUND TO PLEASE PURCHASERS.
Just call and take a look at those ,Ns,.. !.
DIAGONAL ALPACAs at 25c worth ase.;
STRIPED JAPANESE CLOTHS at %, 2s, and aoc.
BaoCADED JAPANESE POPLENs at 30 and SOC
resembling silks which cost double the money
Handsome JAPANESE SILKS at 81 per yard worth
S1.25; " $40.
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at sl.s5, sl.so, 81
$3.50, and - per yard;
Handsome MoHAIR DRESS GOODS in all the new
styles and colors;
CAMBRICs and PERCALEs from log to 2sc. pei
yard for the best; i. ...'''.s''
Genuine CHEvIOT SHIFTING at zoe. per yard
dcntically the same quality and patterns We
sold las: season at 35c.: ........ .-......
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS suitable Tor spring
wear; g. ..-....
SHIFTING CAMBRIA 1t yards wide at 80, 10, and
Soc.
NAINSOOKS from IS to soc. per yard;
VICTORIA LAWNS at CSC: worth a5c. per yard
also at 80, IS. 40, and soc. per yard; :r....
SWISS MUSL1NS from is to soc. per yard;
CHECKED and STRIPED MANSIONS from 9;
ITO Soc. per yard;
prices. We show over one hundred patterns in
these gooGs. n.-
.... A large stock Of
HOMEMADE CROCHET EDGINGS,
LINEN BOBBIN and Isle EDGINGS,
PIoUE and MARsEILLES TRIMMINGS at as
tonishingly low prices;
A large assortment Of LINEN COLLARS and
. CUFFS for Ladies and Gentlemen, among which
will be found some extraordinary bargains;
A large stock of SILK NECK-TIEs and NECK.
SCARFS, embracing all of the new designs OF
the season;
GENTLEMEN's SILK and LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
BLACK SILK CRAvATs and COTTON NIGHT
CAPS;
BALBRJGGAN COTTON and Isle THREAD
SOCKS; " ~.
Isle, SILK, and KID GLOVES;
Large additions TO our stock of GUIPURE LACEs,
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES;
SASH, HAT, and TRIMMING RIBBONS;
TABLE, PIANO, MELODEON, and STAND
COVERS;
NOTTINGHAM LACE for CURTAINS;
TIDES In twenty new patterns, and at low prices
PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLASi in great Va
riety; ...a
SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs in all qualities:
SATCHELS; WORK, TRAVELLING, and IN
FANTS' BASKETS;
GOLD-PLATED STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTTONs,
and JET JEWELRY, In great variety;
BED-TICK from 20 to SIC. per yard;
BLEACHED and UNBLEA CHED SHEETINGs
retailcd at wholesale prices
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 75c., IL, sl.5o, and
up to Sc per dozen;
TOWELS, DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, and TABLE
CLOTHS, very cheap;
and thousands of others goods all to be sold at
great bargains LEVY BROTHERS.,
... 1917 and 1919 Main street.
Our senior partner is still In New York forward
Ing by express and steamer large additions to our
stock. APPS
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF REvRNUE,|
CITY OF RICHMOND, April Z, 1874. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO PER-
,,l,s0SS OR FIRMS ENGAGED IN SELLING
LIQUORS to come forward and procure CERTIFf-
GttThs oT COURT GRANTING PERMISSION
d Az ss hs Judge A. r. Gglsos win hold court
aurlis me EresSn. week Tor thls purpose
u: y. sACSfORD, Commissioner Revenue
spy city OF Richmond.
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.st.gs.ss |, RIcHaoND. April 3. lssi,s3
WE ASH THE 3 A'rTENTION OF THE
and COMMON BRICKS, OF the very lest quality !;
tiue flush; beautiful ich cet cn'or, and unsurpassed
In every regard Gnr proximity " The ciiy enables
us TO SILL NJ timely low prices. 5.sE ..s I.
g Orders left at yard or Office, 14A1 Main street,
win receive prompt attention, and partics Will be
Mosl respesifaiiy,., FORBES 4 ,ALLERs.
". 3. JosEPH r. ALLARp, JR., has no connection
whatever With this Baltimore BPiek Company.
Rp l-eeasfA EeRBks ALkERa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
~APRIL 9TH, 1873.

~BAT LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendId HAIR DYE Is the best In the worle
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor Remedies the Ill
effects of had dyes aud washes. Produces !mme-
diately superb black natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
s,guea ". A. BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists
- ~. s. CHARLES BACHELOR,
Sc so-eod Proprietor, New York.