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I spgrrAI NOTICES:
Mt LATEST NEWS !!

LEVY BROTHERS
h,xc received and offer aher numerous customers
,leI- summer sioekof KS
DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.
r,o,, call portIcular attention to their stock Of
WHITE GOODS,
which they offer lower than ever.
VICTORIA LhwN-a piece containing twelve
yards for $3.50:
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at ooc. yard vel
worth 5pc.:
CHECKED MUSLIN at 3oc. ynr'i-a great o'h
gain
CHECKED NAINsOoK at 20 and 7Sc was cheap al
30 and CSC:
HAMBURG EDG1SGS ut l2t ana i5c. per yhru-
first class for the price;
uANEIJRti LACE COLLARS, novclty-our
own Importation;
LINEN EMBROIDERED SETS COLLARS ana
CUFFS nj soc. worth 7ac.;
LacE-r DGE EMBROIDERED SETS COLLAho
and CUFFS at soc. worth 81
LACE UNDERSLEEVE only soc. pair;
LINEN USDERsLEEVES In endless variety;
LACE PARASOL-COVERS, all prices;
EIcraut POINT APPLIQUE and VALENClEN-
MES LACE COLLARS;
4 splendid assortment of BLACh ana Gill
FANS;
SPANISH LACE. Tor FtllS
STAMPED SLAMS. for pillow-cascs
cur stock of LLAMA Latc loi-'i" ~
SACQES Is superb.
We make these goods spcciaHE ah' on.i 1T
prices that must prove satisfactory
,rur stock of DRESS GOODS Is now In snch Il
condition tl,,, no uic can look for dress without
Miuc suited
STRIPED GRENADINES at shilling per !i'ro
srnIptp JAPANESE CLOTH III CSC Il yard
JAPANESE SILKS. JAPANESE ROBES,
EE>EpA II pliAIRS, LUSTRES, BLACh GR''-
GRAIN Fix,
,rJnRED SILke, BLACK 1kON-GRESADfNE.
STRIPED BLACK GEkNADlNE. bLACh AL
rACAs. and AUSTRALIANS CREPE.
w.SH-pDPlIS, n shilling per yard, the novelty
OF tn" season; -
,uIRTI>G CAMBRICS and CRETONNEs only Il
shilling per yard;
PEKCALEs of the very best makes at CSC. yard
GRENADINES, figured and striped, in Il variety Ut
c.lOrs:
LADIES FlCIICES and NECk-HANDkER-
CHIEFS, all prices:
ORNAMENTS FOR TIE HAIR, such us AR
ROWS, BUTTERFLIES. &c.:
HERR SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, ono and two
buttons;
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES FOR dollar;
SLEEYE-BUTTONS.
JEWELRY,
STUDS,
WORK-BONES.
Albums.
PERFUMERl,
pOMADE.
ENGLISH ClIEVIoT SHIFTING a 2cc. yard
worth 35c.;
4 fresh assortment of DIAGONAL Coal1AG'
also of VESTlNGS and FRENCH CASsl-
MERES. received direct from the importer;
LIGHT SUMNER CASSIMEKES, TWEEDS,
and KENTUCKY JEANS;
GE>Tl.EMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS at $3.50 ii
tcs"n--luGk at them;
EEipy-MADE SUITS.
EEApN-MADE GARMENTS of all kinds.
A<nR. 'St'uGGIE and AUBURN BLEACllED
COTTON ut a shilling.
rARASDLS of every de cripton and nj all prices.
We ffcr these goods lower than at :he beginning
of the season.
GENrLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS at &c. Il
dozen:
BLEACIlED and UNBLEACllED SIiEETING,
all widths. rctailcd at wholesale prices:
Snri-fnish CAMfRit, only 25r yard;
LADIES LINEN HANBKERJHlEFS al s.. 10 Il
to2cn--a bargain;
CA>ITS FRlLLING. EIAS TUCKING, CEr-
tllt.T FDGE.. QUEEN EES> FRlll.lH'.
COLLIER DE GRACE. and lots Of either ari-
clr,. al to bc h;.,i nj the lowest prices NJ
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 500. IA
Mound my 10
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rT PULASKI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for the inuciI-cstccmed PULASKI
ALUM-WATER. VIC respectfully call th" attention
of the medical pr icssi"n to tie analysis 81 FRO
fcssor J. l.. Campbell, Observation-Disclosures showi'S
the presence of
FERRiC OXIDE, ALUMINA.LlME,
MAGSEsIA. POTASH, aud SODA,
combined with sULPHCR1C and SILICIC ACIDS
and CHLORINE, differing from nearly all the go
called ALUM WATERS, in containing FERRlC
instead Of FERROUS SULPHATE. A combina-
ton Of sULPHATES OF ALUMlNA and
PEROXIDE OF IRON as found In this water Is
rather unusual. Such combination l. regarded
us valuable for Chronic Dyscn!cry. DiarrhGi, &c.
&C.: also a. a wash for Ulcers and Cutaneots Erup-
lions.
The above water supplied TO the trade or COLI
suncrs by tie case or bottle.
Send for phamphlets.
j. y. WILLIS & co. rhurmacists,
AZ, 2g.ln Franklin and Fourth STREETS
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n w $ PIE CIAL.ATHE SALE THIS
.AFTERNUON ut S O'Clock by The executors OF
ssJoIn Freeland. dcceased Of hlsIaie RESIDENCE
with the BUILDiNG4 LOTS attached and a
DWELLING -Ho USE scontIguous, Is well worth
the attention of all seeking such property. Those
best qualified by their Judgment and skill pronounce
the residence TO show architectural skill, with
costly and elaborate finish. ihan any other that bat
set been offered, whilst the grounds contain oil TINT
could DC desired In fine shrubbcry flowers, and
cvrrercers These combined with the central and
desirable situation OF the property should insure
full attendance and active competition at the sale
we hope all seeking such property viii attend The
sale. GRuBBS q "lLbihho'
my le-lt h"e''oheei''
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MILLINERY GOODS.

ENTIRELY NE !-FRENCH Fl
- PATTERNS To TIC still exhibited dur stiti1s ~
Ing this week at XSIIS
MADAME Il. DEAIELMAN's.
Aso every article in the Millinery line can Inc had
at MADAME y. DFMEI.MAS'S.
1923 Main street.
,.,, TIE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW PItMES, POMPOSS FOR StMME
ln ever, fashionable shade.
HfNtli FLOWERS, such rs have never before
been exhibited la /: j city. Ia FANCY GOODS,
real Lace FichncS, ShTSls Wells, Collars and Ilau9-
kcrccfs. Also, full line OF Imitation La"cs Kid
Gloves, Inauifui, in all cD.ors. JciS-sh CuIuls,
Bands, Pins. &c. al The ohi-csiahiished house Of
MADAME b. DEMELMAS.
n. B.-Couutry merchants Will find i to their own
Interest, dtsf.uiIS Of purchasing wNni ESiLE ny
calling upon Inr, rs aIn convinced. after h,ring
had our prices, will Ir sati iir that tie ai,oy
statement j. corroif.
MADAME Il. UEMFL3IaS.
1898 atrln street,
mys bs.wecu Thirtysrlh aud fourteenth,
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foEElGS PorULA1IGS OF RIcHMoSp.-Tbe
census of 1870 shows the entire foreign-burr
population OF Richmond 10 have been in
that year a,'SS. or these, ~ were AGst,itps.
Belgian, ) Bohcni;tn>, AZ British Au,eri-
cans, Danes, 144 Frcncllmrn, l,6.l Ger.
mans, 1,690 British Great Britain and Ire
land), 10 HollandeN. IInugari,ns, 100
ltaiahS, Mexican, l Norwegian. IL Poles,
4 forsisIlcse, 81 Russians, 4 Spaniartls, 3
s"edeS, IL swiss. AMI l. West Indians CT
TINT Is the right uahe for natives of tile
West tniics),
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rr" NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
Fox MAY AND JUNE, J~73.--T. II. PRICE Il
CO.. Just from market again are opening. by steam
crs and express, all III" novelties in shade AMI de-
sl.n Tor spring and summcr-many dectdcd bar
gain. In imported DRESS GOODS.
4 great variety Of JAPANESE SILKS and Pop
Inns;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILKS;
,iROS-tiRAIS aud BONNET SILKS:
I'ri.ORED SILKS, tor trimming:
CHECKED AMI rLAlN MullAlRS. roc. tosl reT
yard:
STITI\t; LINENS AMI PpPtINS. for travellers
PLAIN aml STRIPED GRENADINES;
IRON BAftGES. every prize:
SILK GRENADINES. AUSTRALIANS GRAPES:
MOURNING; GOODS. every style in use:
KID GLOVES. GRAPE Wells, &c. apps
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GIFT CONCERTS.
SIGO. 200 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough off 100 roo tickets issued for The TliIEp
GRAND t;IFl CONCERT in aid ol the Public library
of Kentucky having been sold In insure full draw.
ing aud the wish having been universally expressed
that Tho lnu cash gifts offered should he ''rawn ~
full. aud paid in fun without amy scaling down rs
of the trustees, have determined TO allow hne;!
DAYS more Tor The sale u" the REMNANT "f tickets Ic'i
on hand. H. concert and distribution advertised
for April i, therefor. postponed 10 TUESDAY.
July . 1873 oil winch day. ,nd 40 other. they VIII
positively and mn,-!uiyocdly take place ~ flB-
lII LIBRARY HALL. LtIlSNli lE. NJ. .
At his Grand Concert The following cash gifts Will
c distribute" TX lot aui paid in fun 10 the tick"t-
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1ln,rERAcY IL N.Ha1sA.-Thc een na,,',, Oh
1870 reports IT, 900 whites aud s22'o 9v,,1
groes who could no.read and write inis =
No, = vcsvscrcdita BILE showing.
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v,a are indebted 10 the capable Superin-
tcudcnt of the Census Bureau. General +,
:, W,1Kfn. for a copy of his Compendium
If the Ninth Census Of the United Suites
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R1T~BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE

G-J Is ATCIi L LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the wrrl.'
lir only iir ,nd perfr" dye. Harmless re!ianIe,
t'if inSitit;ncn: 10 diSapr"n.r"ur: no r.,iicl,-
i''Is tn'> ar unpleasant otior Remedies The III
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces mme-
dlal"y sGicrh black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft. and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BATCIlELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
se ao-""d Proprietor, New York.
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Total. ln.ntD rlti-. all cash sJUV.o"
rho money To- Iav aIl these t:ilt, in fun l. now
upon d"lusI In tie Farmers and DrnNcr> Bank "i
Louisville. aui 81 aside Tor that tmrr">c. ana can
only Il" S Il for that PURPOSE. Il, viii c stcn ny line
following certificate ri the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS ASp.DRovERS BANK.}
LOUISVILLE kY. April J. 1873.
This is To- certify that there is In the Farmers ana
I,rDvcr> Bank IL The credit Of tie Third Grand Gin
Concert for the benefit OF the Public lii,rar! q
kcntlicky five hn'lrCd thousand dollars which has
been ,ri apart hy The munger Ia pay 'hc gifts Ia
full. ard will fc held hy the bank AMI paid out FOR
''''' ''"' ''''' "' '''' '' k. :. VEECH. Cashier.
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the captI gilt viii get sluo,poo ~ ErceiiiE'cks' ana
so Of The gift the 25Uo0. the 100000 me sl'-
GaO the S5pln and all the either gifts, 10000 Ill NUM-
Ter. amounting 10 sJDoU0o. w
The remnant ofusold tickets wiil oe iurni>cI 80, ="
those who first apply tGrcls accompanied ny tle
money always having preference over aS"ntsJ ai Nv:
following prices Whole tickets. $40; hiise:, - ;
and quarter, $50: II whole tickets Tor slvr 20 ir
5uu ia for 81 COO and SIS for $4,000" M discou:
on less t;,n SlUu worth of tickets At !: tim"
The CONCERT aud distribution Of gifts VIII nsin al
Library Hail. and the following Will r tn" or,cr 81
proceedings Isl Music by orchestral lanh; "a
racps Of ys %s ,9 IF s. in ,s Email I' Wt ii.
Mu,;c hy orchestral band. sih. Explanatory r.
marks by President. 9Th. Drawing OF first hali ni
gifts 7ll. Music 10y orchestral band. sth. Draw,
Ing of l>i hall Of gifts 9TH Placing at large wheel
with tags in nands OF committee appointed 10y aiI-
dence. 10th. Grand orchestral concert
that can In. procured and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts In the wheels ami smr-
Intend the drawing and keep tie record OF Tie
drawn numbers will br chosen from the best known
and most trustworthy citizens of the Sttic. Al. will
br 81 conducted ~ to b. perfect guaranty against
complaint FROM any just source.
'rhr payment Of gifts VIII begin on SATt'RDh y,
jul, l.. at . o'clock \. NJ. Iickct> drawing gifts
must bo presented ~ Room No. fu9llc Library
Building. whcic cash checks upon the Farmers and
proycrs Bank ut Louisville, or sight drafts upon
The Fourth National Bank Of New ork. at the OPP
ION of the holder, will I've given Tor tue tickets All
gifts not uilled for in six inonih, from The drawing
will bc turned ove: 10 the Public Library fund.
For full particulars senf for circulars.
THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Louisville. Ky.
For further particulars or information amply 10
A. Z. L'ECUTER.
100 Bank street Richmond. Va.
an l8-d.awtv weowfJyf
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY" A. Z
IL FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT. hiCii- fl
TluN,-Assclnllc in full-drc>s uniform. armed IL
and ,auirprd for company drill and Inspection. ~
rrnintly aI,rutccs will I've dealt with rs the law
directs. Ky order of Captain cIlAS; F;TAYLon;
my l:-li. ". u. > Ioh Re, -. :.
TEADQU ARTERS RICHMOND A,M
III UpWirZEES, MAY 18th. l-73.-hf- VI
tend meeting of Your company THIS
EVENING; nj O'Clock. In fatigue uniform. No.
,,i,h .,Ir arms Members must br prepared 10 sci
lie dues Arrangements viii hc maic To attend lh'
TAX wood celebration
Il, order oi Captain CARTER. -,
nv l.-lts Ed. BO9IlEk. Orderly Sergeant.
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A.TUSEMESTs-
IICHMONU THEATRE.

MONDAY FYENING. May 18th,
an extraordinary change of attraction. Rcl M
rots in mimic scene. -
rrv,S JACK .OMOSIIU SDRn
RIFFhLn EII.L...................;. .;..t, Oh, ;
iI'in same huuicr thai accompanied the bral'
iIukc Alexis ia his bnft!o htmtl , ,.,,
NED BU NTLINE.............. tF; 4. {. JIhSoH'
tnJ !, lind of n,uuinc i'awncc l. dians is the
-'''' SCOTS OF TIE PRAIRIE.
Preceding which the laughable farce 81 JEN
LIND Jennie L'athcrnngs.. BESSIE s'in"
-, .mhnLTs Musical Exchange. my l2-lt*
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATo
~ COMPANY. :rr-sllla

DAILY LINE tpH
NEW YORK, PI!ILADtLPlliN r,,,,,,,,..
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, ANI,pt,, '''''
LAR LANDINGS on JAMES EIyrv
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAH, Avn,
ADAMS EXPRESS
On and after May 5ilI. 1873. th, rr.nn,o, veil,
DAILY LINE iSurdly, rNc.u,r,I4. ,a,,. j.,ia., 80
their fast and elegant steamer,
JOHN SYLVESTER. CArTu%J. =, r...-.
ELIZA HANCuX.t ArrAi> h.. Irrra,.,.
leaving l'tchmond j. y i. Ini alrsYlr. her. .,
Up. VI.
Passengers make sur" cyuner.inn ~ [,rf,,, .I.,.
Bay Line for Baltimore. PshlfriIhir. .nd y
York. Fare To Baltimore r.: rhr'clrnl, -.
New York, $3.50. rick";- on :ai.. ag s...tr.., ,,
~ Carrier ( CO. F'c."t A-y.,"y. ~ Hs,u .,.,
Baggage checked through. Frctgll; r,r.i..,t a.q.
for Eo-lon, Norfolk and Portsmouth ,rI .t.,,f.,
landings on James r.v"r, from !. y 'garN
Frclsh: for way landings mas -. rg.,l.tft'
l.. 4. ThTiM trr"rii ia.r-,
unicc: Company wharf Hork.t.-: lr.,.,, .,-
ice, Ninth aud Main street.
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SPRlNG CLOTHING.
w ~ lsI :.
Sign BUG FLAG.
y + NJ o Y \ j..

y + NJ O Y \ J..
IL -
Having removed from my old store on Broad
stree, into the large and capacious building 1902
Main street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, lax.
this method Of Informing my friends and patrons
that / have Just returned from the North with Il
stock Of MEN,S, YOUTHS, and BOYS CLOTH
ING aud CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which cainot hc 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 me. NJ W ROSE
NH 10 M. I202 Main street Rirhmond. In.
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CLOTHING.

NOAH WALKER IL Co,
1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared To show one of the largest and nu>l
stylish stocks OF
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMES'S FURNISH
ING GOODS
ever seen in the city, Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. \ perfect hi guar
antccd. Remember,
nv Film 1905 MAIN STREET.
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fi7" TO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF
MACHINERY.
Not only money, but the wear and tear Of YOUR
machinery srycd 10y the use OF VIRGINIA NATU-
RAJ. PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL. It Is
free trnm al grit and gum, ami under the cir
camolanccS Is the hest sperm lard oil, will not
heat wcir. cut the boxes or bearings. 4 good
luhrcalinS oil. such rs The VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LtBRItArlNG OIL. IS Il positive
economy. preventing heating, cumming. amt con-
sruucrt Earring aud WEARING of the nachincry--a
saving of power and gain In speed Purchasers VIII
bear in mind that 1t Is not alone sufficient to pro-
cure a Natural Petroleum 1T "tust nc Of The
moro. specifc grurRy Ike the VIRGINIA NATC-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICATiNG OIL, and
Ike 1t undergo the process Vpurifcntton WithUm
el,1aicats and be rendered entirely free from grit
gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the Oh sold by Us
differs from nR other Lnbricdting Oils sold la This
D,ftrkd. We are the sole agents here for the VIft-
GINlA NATURAL PETROLEUM f.UERICA-
TING OIL every barrel of which sold by us bearing
ourSranh thus
"SaRGiSIA NATURAL PETROLEUM Lu-
BlHtATlhG OIL. PURCELL. LADD & Co,
AGENTS, RICHMOND, Va"
Orders addressed To IL will receive PROMPT alien
ton aud be shipp, d in good, tight packages.
' PURCELL, LADD { CO. Druggists,
my J-Je3 RlchinohI. Va.
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nsSSsts.s"sloAs a PARTNERaERas'>

nISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SilP.-rlic co partnership heretofore ~ siine
under the IirInnau. of bragg Il smith l. Hi, day
dissolved by mutual consent. GEORGE \. SHIT II
having purchased tr interest and goodwill Of ".
" Bragg IN said concern will continue In" X " &.
EOaD. MACHiNISTS. and MINERS SlPEl.l
B'SI NESS in all lis bian, hes III to oil sai. No.
! Guvcrnur street. in his own name. aud respect
fuIIv sulicits The patronage nf his friends ami the
uuhlc generally. WILLIAM y. BRAGG.
GEORGE \. SMITH.
RI,lMuNn. May .. ls73.
Having sold Ia Mr.. George 4. smith NY Interest
md good will Ia III. firm at Bragg Smith cheer
fully recommend Ia" new concern 10 the pa'rn asC
of my friends WILLIAM y. Bfhh".
ln-Itt
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OTlCE.-Thc co-partncr>hip heretofore
~ existing between The undersigned hy The style.
of COX Il MILLER, In Richmond. Was dis lived
by mutual consent in december LIST. The books
are In the hands of Judge q. W. Logan, who Is
alone authorized to receive payment 81 debts due To
the ,tr firm aud generally 10 settle its affairs. Al
torncvs ut law and other persons havin" Clarcr ot
any accounts of said firm for suit collection are
requested to report aud make settle ncut with
Judge Logan. Address him. care of Mcs"r>. Logan
& Bran>fur,i, Main street. Richmond. Va.
JAMES l.. COX,
\. j. MILLER.
MAY : ,>73 my 9-lwt
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4 IGHTNlNG-R are piri<l'',,nn
IL 70 pu, up MrSsoS's Meli-xno"m =" -, l.srr
he,u snle agents Tor the El,t i've Ne"F' >'''
promptly aud faithfully s'trn,',dt". = an Which
Alsn sole agents Tor al. f'tfl, ~ 80 49, he
i n,.r % ,Irp-l.-t ,ud tie dnest "'l 1F''n''
A'"e'N''i va j. k, MOuNTCA SrLE & -
sno proad street. hetwesn fillt ani eiNS.
NH 10
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CHEMICALS AND
v rHARMACEuTICtLS.
We r,li the attention OF physicians ami The trade
Ia tn" following prrpara ions:
SACCII,KArFn PEPSISE. according II sclcicr ;
iorimula-onr grain will digest c"lpictcl, lively"
grains Of cuagualcd aumcn:
BEEF. WINE. and iEOS:
tIINia RHrHNRR anil n META:
ELIXIK EucHU and PAElEEA BlityA: tLINiR
SIENNA. cnmTuund: SINtr"i 'hc t.tCIoliIne-
PLATES. compound SIRtr"f the LA-EniliuS-
PLATES OF LINE hSD IRON: SfKtP "i the
LACTnrncSrIiArEs ~ LIME "lrH fEf>iNE:
ILEIC ACID, puriiicd ;GIEATE> OF MERCURY
ULtATrS OF MERCURY and McRriIlA For sale hS
PURCELL. LAp3 K 60. Druggists,
my5 1916 Main street
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n@TCARDoZO, TOURQUREAN II CO..
1909 MAIN STREET,

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN IL CO..
1909 MAIN STREET,
mr., now aud vii, re receiving hy every steamer
fresh supplies Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
In which may he found all the newest style, and
shades, which they will continue To sell at the very
lowest prices. We call special attention TO our
splendid line"
PLAIN aud STRIPED SILKS.
Elegant LACE STRIPED and BROCADE POP
LINS,
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES, In black q:
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES in golore :;
LACE POINTS and JACKETS,
PARtSOI.S IN great variety
our LACE and EN- BRoIDERY stock is the lnest
I'm the city,
apes CARDOZo, FOuRQUREAN & co.
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DEpARTURra Op sr,ysnY,y..-

FOE NEW IYoka-Tbe Old ,Icsas.
CANT steamship OLD IOMISTOye ~ses1esass,
WAiKEn, VIII sal TUESDAY, bl,y len, h'tt'ir
O'Clock T. u. Positively 30 III si iI,n, ~ !
CEIvED AFTER O'Clock T.. II "n''hf RI.
Though bills OF hiding siInau mn,
vnrdeI with Dispatch 10 ali points morn '@ ~.
gast, ana wesi. Close c1rnectiona made WITH ,s2'h,
Line foreign ports. Passenger ac..,om mad
mnnuinssfn. Far.. AZ: storage. IS. r",,'a ~ :
tickets, M For freight or rrceyga am, 't'"'i'p
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 %. tp',
my i2-2f ~. ~ ''t'ds.
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MISUNDERSTANDING have this day
~ formed u co-nartucrship under the style and
firm of JOYNEH < MASON 10 conduct the
WHOLESALE GROCERY and LIqEoR BLSl-
Ness 1T No. lj61. corner Seventeenth and Main
Streets Richmond, Va.
May !, 1873.
lnys-lw JOY NER & MASON.
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sSOARDESt;.

DOAEDISG.-Mr y. NJ. NURFLEEI
ID has Handsomely furni~l front room u
rent. with beard Also, wants few DAY
EuARUERS. 6Ig Main i.r'ci. my lost"
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EOR 2 HILADELpHTA- r.
L The steamer j.; ". EyT.WAv LIN
CAPTAIN pLAIT viz rcce!Y" trcigh, fr ~"
Freight taken for all usrtz -, a. =. - "cirk.
New Jersey and Delaware al, Tor ErI,,; IN,
ton. and New Orleans. n Dw rate ''''i'' b.,
rassagc to Phiiafrirhia. inrImIip, ,,c,l
st.lteroOBI. ~. ". T. rpprIr W. an!
my l02t y. ,t.r' ~, t-'tf.
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NOTICE OF Cn-PAR1 NERSllir.-Ilr under
signed have this day entered Into ! co-rmrtncrsp
GnG"r the firm name al j. L. JUSTiS d son. VINO
will continue the grocery and provision store u
their vli stIlld, 80. IL west Broad street.
j. i JUSTlS.
nyrct II. 4. JUsTlS.
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nISSOLUTIDS OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIF.-'rhc co-Iartn.r,l,ip heretofore cN-
listing under the Hrln-nannc of JISTIS II PEak-
MAN is this day dissolved by limitation. b. "A.
JCSTlS Will siru IN liquiualiui.
l. \. JUSTIS.
G.. ID. PEiRMaN.
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II GIFTS:

Total 10000 Gift. all cash. .............S Jto.o""
The money To- pay all these gift. In fun l. now
upnn d,IusiI In tie Farmers aud Druvcr> Bank {"
LOUSY lie au ST aside Tor that iurn>c. AMI can
only H." u~ 1t for that PURPOSE. IL viii hc seen hy Inc
following certificate ri the cashier:
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in discussion. he never failed to command
attention, and Is an adversary in debate was
always regarded with respect.
HIS last session was that of 1856, when he
was chairman of the Committee on Banks
During that session Governor FLOYD (tbc
late GcncraD introduced hi, measure of n
banking system based upon public stocks
and in Il contest with the power and ccuius
OF that gentleman til" energy and financial
talents vi Nh. EDNvSps gained decided
uiamvh.
AI;cr that year he did not appear as lr.i>.
!atOr. but devoted bis time almost exch,.
>!vcl! 70 the pursuit of farming. which he
had chosen iii preference to the law. for
Which hc Was qualified. He WIS eycclled by
none I'D the skill and activity which he dis
played ~ II tirr of the soil. He added
largely ~ his Inheritance Of what was at the
time an ample fortune. He had always pro-
Gucc for sale, which included what was
uGusl.il IN his virtni,y-a large amount of
bacon Of the very best quality. In 1860
he WAS well chosen the President of the
state Agricultural Society, aud held the po-
s'ion until 1865, when the Society WIS re-
organized. He WAS Il director Of the Dan.
Vie iai!r0ati from lis &C u,relccurn, To the
day OF his death, filling the oiiicc of prcsj-
den, for II short time.
IN whatever position he Was placed, Mr..
ErMchDs slowed that remarkable Vigilance
industry, and order which he ,noipt,i,.6
np'n ms private estate, and no trust conridcd
20 INN was ever inpericctly performed lie
was nun Invaluable In The cou,lnunity In
"h'ch nc H''d. and u. II l,lbiIy servant one