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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
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LARGE SHIPMENTS or GRAIN COTTON. AND PRO
INCONSISTENCIES SAILING WITH FULL CAR
CO.'S.
A reporter Of THE TRIBUNE called on Sat
urday afternoon at tho office Of The principal European
steamship companies for the purpose OF obtaining par
ucuars 10 the shipments OF graiu produce, etc. OF
which tho European carGoes arc largely The
opinion Was neatly universal that though the shipments
had been somewhat effected three -four weeks ago by
the financial panic and though the steamers sailing az
that time had .en somewhat short IN thelv outward
bound carg0cs yet tue amount VI exports had again
reached old standard. and all the Saturday steamers
wcro iully loaded No further diminution was looked
for and present appearances angured brisk business
for the steamship companies
At the Office of the Inman line the agent stated that
cotton rates OF transportation were higher &C the pres
ent time than heretofore and rates grain wore now
as nigh as ever yet their steamers were al crowded.
ana they could on further orders for the ausporta
ton of even single bale Of cotton within less than
three weeks the present tme The Inmau steamer
city Of Richmond, which sailed Saturday, took out
upward OF 5000 bushels OF corn. about 300 boxes Of
bacon Hud large quantities OF produce 0i Yllou' KINDS
The Anchor Line steamship victoria Tor PlasgIw one
OF their largest and finest steamer was crowded 10 her
utmost capacity. over 5000 bushels OF wheat were
among her cargo. Tnerc were 30 bales OF cotton,
about ono barrels Of four 375 boxes OF bacon and large
quantities OF butter. cheese. pork, Deei tdo" toOacco
The samara FOR Liverpool. carried out about 1000
bushels grain and 1850 bales Of cotton On account OF
her Zinc " sailing was postponed TIL Tomorrow The
National Line therefore dispatched no steamer on o9u
d8y. The France, tomorrow, viii ce well hed Win
miscellaneous cargo.
The Celtic OF the White Star Line sailed on Saturday
morning with fun cargo OF freight 80 Liverpool Is
with mo other steamers grain cotton, and produce
chiefly make up the cargo.
The North German Lloyd steamer Mosel, for Bremen
sailed with nearly 2OO)0 bushels OF grain ana 100 h0g5
head Of tobacco. 90
The 3axonl was to have sailed for Hamburg on sat
url.y hut she J. detained t today she D used eX-
cIuslyely freight aud will carry miscellaneous
cargo, consisting however, largely Of pro luce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
THE BLOOMINGDALE CEMETERY.
L 4 L 1 4 4 1 d


SIR: In your issue of Oct. 20 a cOmmu-
nicaton appeared relative to the present condition OF
the old Bloomingdale Cemetery, in which the writer
stated "On the scattered and broken tombstones may
be the Of the Rev. Alexander Gunn the first
pastor OF church father OF the late Dr. Gunn Health
Ofncer Of this porn, lchabod Prall," &c, &c Should
letter OF your correspondent remain unanswered
would false impression In the minds OF the pub
lie lead them to suppose that the relatives Of the
late Rev. Alexander Gum had neglected 10 protect
tire remains Of the dead" and IN Justice TO ourselves
permit 10 make the following statement: After the
death my grandfather (he Rev. Alex. Gunu) his re-
mains inferred IN vault In the VI the church,
owned Jointly by himself and Mr.. Prall and no tomb
stone erected 10 his memory. IL Is possible that
the Of Gum and Prall cut upon the stone
covering the vault but OF that am uncertain II sucn
the case IT is probable, upon this fact your
epOndent has based bis statement As soon as ~
decided by the city authorities open the Boulevard
lover two years ago the remains OF my grandfather and
his wife removed 10 the old cemetery al Jamaica
l. J., where they now rest The line OF the old boule
ward runs through the old vault and when the ground
was taken by the Commissioners, no claim for award
was made by our family, as no deed could be found
showing any legal title 20 the property
Hes0- York, Oct. -, 1873. CHAs. l.. GUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tie 81. Louis Times gives credcnce 20 n
rumor that Gratz Brown going 10 run for the Lossla
ture and that if elected he will be tho Democratic can
ddate for Senator Schurzs place in the United states
Senate A representative from Iron County, IN whch
Mr.. Brown lives, viii resign % make way FOR him.
The Presidents scheme for providing tho
Cabinet officers with residences in Washington seems to
meet the approval OF TIE Cincinnati Commercial which
strs ND Mr.. Mulett I'm this way: The Governments
Architect should be induced design the houses for
Cabinet officers without delay They must be 10 granite,
Of course The Bories Creswells, Akermans Wiamses.
Belknaps, Richardson's. and other great men OF tho
future should dwell IN granite halls, aul Their carriage
horses should he fed gilt oats
Speaking Of the probable result of the Mas
sachusetts election, The Springfield Republican say.
Gov. washburn will be reelected, and adds Mr..
CASTOR will get a greatly increased vote, however and
carry most OF the cities. The Legislature viii be- both
strongly Republican and AUTHORIZATION many Of tho
old members viii accept, with reelection the propuoty
OF changing sides on the liquor ques ton and is safs
TO prophesy that the Germans can have tAer lager,
according 20 law another wear H. indeed We do not see
"a license law With local option take Tie place
OF the present prohibition.
When Tlnrlow Weed wrote to the Republic
cans OF the XIh District thar Senator Bakers nonina-
ton not m to be made" tho friends OF The
Senator demanded specific charges aud loudly asserted
that none such could be made The Rev. John o. smart
seems TO have this demand, for In recent speooo
he sad Some OF you, perchance ask OF mo PROOF tna'
Baker Is unworthy Of confidence, ana say OF es
many things believe, one thing know, that thls man
aud Thomas stevenson did, on former oceaAo9' en-
deavor to sell youto sell the Republican voters o. Tn,
cOunty-and for THIS service 5000 or SOV Was 70 %
divided between these partners
After careful study Of the election returns
in Ohio The Cincinnati gazette (Rep) comes to the con-
cluson that the.rcsult IS a warning IRON 'nv peOPo
the party In power. and that the Implied husu'so
abont A. folows Reform abuses retire iroi 0Iu0e'
We serve notice now that the Republican party wus'
lcar tts skirts OF salary grabs and Credit Aooer sean
das, and give evidence Of general REFORM OK VIC N
vote against 1t next time For the p'eseu' We vas 'n
warning IA NOT needed We will throw stones next time
~. GaI,tt then follows up the warning with foreios
ono Of is own: "It is claimed that the Republican
,v c9nable OF purifying ITSELF Ihls claim can Ony
20 "a Ia nv doing the work. Congress Will have
plenty OF time before another Autumn 20 SATISFY tns
p5 ,'on ths out and upon the success OF Congress
m is direction VIII depend tue future Of the kepun-
ucsn party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
There is a Mr. Balgreen in ONO to whom

Providence has been altogether too good His CULVER
fall OF sueh and his blessings have become multi
tudin0us embarrassment. He has II fair daughters,
and not one iOf the bright aud beautiful bovy OF Bal
greens 10 married Perhaps the AFRAID OF such
populous sister-.naw-hood; perhaps with many to
choose frOm the bothered suitOrs unable 90 make up
their minds which 10 choose The Louisville Courier
Journal in its sympathy fot Mr.. Bslgreen probably
,ltoeether 200 when Its advises 10 compel tho
VouuQ men OF the neighDorhood 10 marry the young
ladies' death being the memorable penalty OF refusal.
There would be something cruel In this, especially as
the Oldest Of this large collection NAH DO growing aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
THE GROCERY BUSINESS

VIEWS or WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALERs-THE
TRADE LESS INJURED THAN SOME oruRRs-A
GOOD PROSPECT FOR THE SPRING.
For the purpose of ascertainng the effect of
the troubles In the money market the wholesale and
retail grocery trade, TRIBUNE reporter on Saturday
called upon several OF the leading firms dealing In gro
ceres This trade has felt the panic ess severely than
the dry goods business. people naturally Inclined
" ourts expenses Ia clothing rather than In tbelr food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
RESULTS OF RrGrgTRATION.

Saturday was the last day Of registration.
Upoa the books being closed at 9 q. No. it was found
that 265s1 persons had registered. The total
IS 1910 or $500 less than last year TIC following
tabulated statement exhibits the registration by
Assembly Districts IN 1871 AM 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
TRADE PROSPECTS.
REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.

STATE or TIE RETAIL DRY GOODS AND fANo'
TRADE-A FALL or PROM THIRTY TO fo"ii
PER CENT IN PRICEs-EFFHCTs OF sMuGdliN"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
POLITICAL NOMINATIONS.
sr,rr AVN coINry TICKETS.

. STATE AND COUNTY TICKETS.
The nominations thus far made in this State
for Assembymen senator's and Judges OF the supreme
Court are given In the subioncd lists, The hfpuonon"
nominees are printed in roman. the liberal Kep"phc''
and Democrats IN italics. and the ProhlbitlomSlS !"
small capitals those proceeded by asteFsk have Deon
renOminated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

A Coon ArrETrrE.-[From the st. LOUIS
Democrats obituary Of the man with tEe
iron jaw.]-His diet during his younger
days was simple and nutritious. ana con
sisted chiefly Of sheet-iron griddie-cakes sai J.,
nshed with carpet-tackS: cssst-iron taousn'
nuts, which he boltcd without cnew'nS ,
maleable biscuit: tish.hookS, parDoi'ea anu
served with outnine sauce; while tor oeSsci ,
ne never ate more than two ten-penny ha',
tarts, horseshoe dumping, or something OF
that sort.
As he maturcd. however. anu ms system
roI,,,rnd mdtc solid food, he boarded at IRON
fonndrrics and tirst-claSS blacksmith SHOPS,
where the bill of fare was more diversified.
pir.iron outlets, 7 rails on toast, wagon
tires sliced in blue vitrol, and cold anvils
were all favoritc dishes, While for breakfast
he simply ate a coal-Scuttle full of iron
filings, haShed and served warm, or plate
of stewed screws. and a piece OF shingle-nai
pic. He was also paSsionateIy fond OF crow
bars and old lightning rod cut up in five
foot lengths, which he ate As Il School-boy
would licoricc.
But. notwithstanding all this. lie is gone
and we fall back on the Philadelphia Ledger
once more for words to express our feelings
"Farcwell thon man or Iron Jaw.
Your laOrS are all DER
No more on huop-irun will you chaw.
You've reached the Golden shore.
And now that you have quit earth's scenes,
And miugle with the beSt--
Re not disturbed by earthly dreams,
But give your jaws Il rest.
IGonc. hut not forgotten by the iron mongcrs.l
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Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Two BRIDGE-CONTRA - PRO
4 POSALS will I've received until noon on MON
DAY, June 18th. 1879. for the slpcrsirrculc OF tn.
bridge across the Roanoke river, on the Roanokc
Valley railroad. near Clarkcsvillc, Meckenhnrg
The length of the bridge will be about 1880 feet
height In clear above rails. Is feet width III clear
10 feet; plan of truss, Howes; number of spans
ten tlUl; length of spans from liz 10 1870 feet
The Howe plan Is too well known 10 require de-
tailed specifications with this advertisement. II
will he sufficient to state that the material must he
nf the best quality. the wood straght-grained and
Nitrous and from approved manufacturers; the
trlSs-rods enlarged at ends sufficiently to give IN
excess of area at thread; the anele-hl,"cks tucd
must he such THAI rolling load OF 2.5rO pounds 10
the ncal foot. IN addition to The weight OF inc
thereof exceeding one-iiith its ultimate power of
resistance.
The rails will be carried on stringers doubled and
breaking joint, resting on noor-bcaiiiS TWO anu
half feet from centre TO centre.
Proposals should state: .
LIST. The price per lneal foot for the bridge with
ont roofing or Misunderstanding, including all mate
rlals.
I'd. The price for bridge including both roofing
81. The price per pound that viii lie deducted
from contract price If the wrought iron should lie
furnished by the railroad company.
4h. The price per pound That Viii Inc deductc'i
If castings should he furnished by the Railroad
Company.
Quoted If timber shall DC furnished 10y the railroad
company.
The right is reserved TO reject any all of the
bids, or accept higher nstci of the lowest bid. II
the terms of payment OF other conditions should
render II more advantageous
Bidders can assume That cash payments will he
made monthly for work actually done and materials
actually delivered reserving 20 per cent until final
estimate; but these conditions may be subject to
notifications upon closing the contract
The work must I've completed by December !, 1873
For further niornaiion appl. 10 PAUL :. KING.
chief engineer Roanoke Valley railroad, k,ys-
vile, Va
Address proposals to the undersigned.
IL. lAUPf, General Manager
Piedmont Air Line railway. Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND, April II, 1873 my e-2awiw
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

This delightful watering place Will be ready iof
the reception of Visitors on Inc Isl ol -, n IT,. ,tr,
The ALLEGUASY SPRINGS possess TIE rare ~ ra'
tious of mountain and water scenery con'hI,tna
The waters of these springs are rclownci ior INT II
rrc.t curative powers cf that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic ahectlohs
arising therelrom' .,,.. u.,,o,,, ,ye,,
BIlliarti-ahles. bathrooms bowling "e'i-
,ra'aI walks md drives hunting and fishing.
i full BRA IS and STRING-RANp IN attenualcs,,
i;oARD Fer day. So: per week, $3.50; per nonlI
-four wceksl 500: for the month oil JUNE s'"' ioi
three months. $3.50. ,,,,,,,,
For further Information and FOR panlpnie'S a'Pis
Ia AtIE,;liASY SPRINGS COMPANY. or
nv so-l,n j. u. TINSLEi, JK., Manager.
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VUE De L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA
(oppositc Fortress Monroe,)
JAMES LITTLE, PRoPR IT Or

This delightful SUMMER SEASIDE kESnh,i
will be oreucd for the reception Of Visitors MA
lnfl lsT2. Iii, , bo,u-
tful beach of two miles In extent. ~ cohhaidS oe
of the finest waer-vlrws on the Atantl' GohsI'
Visitors TO the seashOrc will find here all me n IN
rIcs and nforts desired. The facilities LOT pa
ING, FISHING, and SAILING uns'rpaIscu' eor In
Parents will find this most pleasant place io s tn
f,us and children. as the extensive GROUNDS OF te
hotel offer an inviting field for recreation ana cAci
else Fresh milk for nfants supplied grams: ,
The BALL. ROOM one Of the largeSt ID me o,.
together with FINE BAND OF niUoiI u, VI im ~
The whole season, renders the evenings Always ''-
steamers from Richmond, Baltimore masilin ~
TON Norfolk, and Portsmouth tsuch oiiy at ~, tlac
wharf enabling visitors 10 arrive ana depart IT.
uucntly during the day. .,. ,,,., b,.p
since last season many Improvements nave w :.
made. including BOWLISG-ALLE1S Ball.
SIiOt)TISG-EALLERY. &c.
Telegraph office In the hotel
Board per day, 1900.
Board per week. T2o. ,
For longer time special forms made. .,<,o,,.
2p-Im j. II. FREEMAN, SurcrlnlGnneDI.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough nfthc 100 600 tickets Issued FOL The THIRD
GKA:;D GIFT CONCERT In aid of the Public Library
of Kentucky having been sold 10 insure full draw
ing, and the wish having been universally expressed
that the ,Ooo cash gifts offered should hc drawn IN
full aud paid in fun without any scaling down, ne
heretofore the ma agculcnt, with the concurrence
Of the trustees. have determined TO allow ninety
days more for the sale of the remnant OF tickets lei
for April l., therefore. postponed to TUtSbh J. ;;
July ;. 1879. On which day. and no ether. thcy WI
nc LIBRARY HALL. LOUISVILLE. Ky.
At This Grand Concert the following cash gills WIZ
he distributed Ivy lot and paid in full Ia the ticket
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summEE RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORT.-GREENWoOD, at
DGrrenwood depot, on the Chesapcaks and ONO l1
railroad Albcmarle county, Va WIN DC epci tSs
Mace is eighteen miles west from ChnrloaesVll,e,
and twcniy-one miles east firm staunton: nIs
nnst-olice and tile telegraph office are lew yarS
distant from the building. ~.,,
TERMS: Per day, 81: per week, $40: per month";
s35: for children under twelve years 81 age, anu
c0lored servants. haf-price. Address
,,yao Albcnlrle county, Va.
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WELD crop greater than that Of the entire ,,ni
.s ouan of Iouisiana; her total area Is few
nnndred square miles larger than that OF
Tra',ce and she has more fertile land still
in the natural sod than all Of Ohio and 1nds'
ana. TO repeat the original conundrum
Whv should her people be poorf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
nra1 r.TaTr ar Private SALE.
pyJ Thompson Brown'
Real Estate Agent and Auctlohccl'

ByJ. IROUlpeoh 49,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonccr'
Nor,,s Main street, opposite the 9ispatch ONCE
~,uo,CE PROPERTY IN ASHLAND,
VA.STHAT FIRsT-CLAsS;;,, , NEW t AHD
hr r1 SstHEn THERETO, IN THE TOWN OF
AAsHnAND.--At the request Of Captain Richard Sr,
liz whose business engagements require ctnnEe
r !tnncc offer at private sale his DIV Filling,
now ncclni.d by Him, In Ashland fronting on the
rs,iroad within one hundred yards OF the FIRST sta
uon. ~ - ,,oS,
than two acrcs enclosed and interspcrsed with fine
oak shade-trees, flowers. &c.
The HOUSE Is recently built. and Is the best and
most complete In Ashland. having iron verandalls,
&c. II contains eleven rooms. besides bathrooms
and closets; also, kitchen. two servants rooms,
wootI-horse. Cow-holse. stables, &c: water sup
plicd through the house both by reservoir IN second
floor and force pu,sp In ward
TERMS: Liberal: and possession given at any
time. Apply TO j. JHOMPSOS BkoM N.
my op-jw Ills Mau street.
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DIssoLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS,

'EllE FIRM OF BOSSIEUX 6 co. will
Il he dissolved the first OF next month. A:
ti ilillc my half Of the mules. WAGONS &c. OF said
mrm VIII lie PLACED under the management OF Mr..
R. q. W. DiLEAED and other experienced man-
ayers. who Will carry on the TRANSFERS BUSI-
NESS, with every facility for giving satisfaction Ia
patrons. A share of the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to BossleuI s Go. Is respectfully solicited.
T.. l.. HOBSON.
MAY 70, 1879. my 23.eodIt*
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DAffkUN,

w Ii3~ MAIN >rkEt J.
offer; TO the public the following "'h't'H.
Pictures-lars,St stock south oil "'''""'
Chro,ncs and Oil-rantlngH, any titt ''' ~
market: Picture Framrs made n hali-h""' '''''>
Photograph tram.>--iarSe stock as"a1' ." 49, ,.'
Moudiigs all surtS-5V.ooo fee. "n hahH' 4"
Glass Plate, aud l.ookng.t;it>S ffih''' . "'
stock; large Family Bibles, extra L'Se sN> 49,,
finish, most approved editions; t"eH> '''" ne.
best manufacturers In the United sta"S' -,
for parlors, offices, and stores. tarP''>- ..,.,r
extra supcrine, sapcrsine, m'd'"h'' ,''' -, IT,,
descriptions OF carretings. HnsS-FFur'''Er ~ :.
and tapestry. uil-cloths. Maif!oHS-' -, g.
plain, bees, description. Walnut ..,n,
and other articles. All OF which WIZ 80, i,,i.
or by paymcats OF weekly "r month";, rv,>,
IL se-eodsiu VILLA"
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nISSOLUTION.-T con-
~ Germ Of BOSSlEUX co. will be dissolved on
INC LIST Dune by mutual consent. The subscribers
VIII contrIe the teaiuing business, Which rhcy
have conducted with pretty general satisfaction for
The past twcntysx years, ana ahk the patronage of
their old customers aud the merchants generally.
my 2.l:t L. EuSsIEUX Il BROTHER.
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FINANCIAL.
Two INVESTORS.

T'o INVESTORS.
DAVENPORT L Co, STOCK BROKERS,
OFFER FOR SALE
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SECURITIES,
WHICH THEY RECOMMEND TO THOSE
SEEKING FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS:
CITY OF RICHMOND = PER CENT. BoSps-EITnER
CouroN OR REGIsrERED;
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD 6 PER CENT.
BONDS;
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD 6 AND PER
Gent. GOLD BONDS;
NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
6PEN CENT COUPON BoNDs-rRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST GUARANTEED ny THE Richmond
AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. INTE-
REST PAYABLE IN RICHMOND OR NEW YORK.
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
WILL BUY AND SELL OTHER BONDS AND
STOCKS ON COMMISSION.
DAVENPORT 4 co,
First National Bank building, Richmond.
my27
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OFFICE FARMERS AND DRoHEitS BANK,
,,i.n -


OFFICE FARMERS AND DKovEltS BASk.l
LOUIsvILLE ny, april /, 1873. J
This is To certify that there Is In the Farmers anu
Dru,crs Bank to The crcdi, Of the Third Grand GIFT
Concert for the benefit of the Public Library of
Kentucky tivc hundred thousand dollars. which has
been set apart by the managers To pay the gifts in
full, and viii IN held by the bank and paid out for
this PURPOSE and this purp9sS " Wt,Iru c,s,,or
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the c;,pltagit viii get 100000 In grecnbarks, and
So of the $50 900 gift the the 100000, the $40.
On0 the $1,000 and all the other gifts, 10000 in NUM-
Der. amounting 10 S'onnoo.
The remnant ofun,old tickets will IN furnished to
those who first apply tordcrs accompanied hy the
money always having preference over agents. III me
following prices: Whole tickets. $40; halves, IS
and quarters $50: IL whole lckcts for Slon 66 for
$500 ll3 for $1,000 and Els for $1,000 No disconn:
on less than Slpu worth of tickets at time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin at
o'rock on TUESDAY MUnSlSts. Iuys, IN Public
Library Han, aud the following will be tl" order OF
proceedings lst Music 10y orchestral band: I'd.
Placing of tags zone for each ticket SOLID In large
wheel. 3D. flacng of gifts in small wheel. ath
Music by orchestral band. 5th. Explanatory re-
marks by President. eth. Drawing of first half OF
gifts 7ih. Music 10y orchestral band. sth. Draw;
ing Of last half of gifts 0tl Placing cf large wheel
with tags in hands Of committee appointed by au-
dencc. 10th. Grand orchestral concert.
The music this grand OCCASION will be the best
that can be procured and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts In the wheels and super
drawn numbers will br chosen from the best known
and mos, trustworthy citizc: of the State. A VIII
he So conducted as tn be perfect guaranty against
complaint from any just source.
The payment of gifts will begin on SATURDAY,
july IL ut o'clock 4. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts
must he presented at Room No. ! Public Library
building, where cash checks upon the Farmers and
brewers Bank Of Louisville. or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank of New York. at the OPP
ton of the holder. will be given for the tickets All
gilts not called for In six months from the drawing
will be turned over to the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Louisville. Ky.
For further particulars or information apply 10
A. i. LECUiER.
909 Bank street, Richmond. Va. or
WILLIAM II. VERY,
Clerk at Ford's Hotel, Richmond, Va.
al ls-,,a w,S wcUMtJyl
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GROCERIES. &c.

7 POWERS &c SON, ~
= COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Who'll ESALE- PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1880 MAIN STREET,
have 10 store and for sale cheap
, soo h,,sl,el. LAKE-SHORE PEACuBLOW Pc
TATOES.
10 barrels NEW POTATOES.
is boxes LEMONS.
Is barrels APPLES,
Is tubs FRESH BUTTER,
Is good SPRING CHEESE.
40 Boxes NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
10 haif-barreIs extra FAMILY CORNED BEEF,
: hogsheads BULK SHOULDER MEAT,
so b0gsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
boxes BREASTS. - ,.,,,
so barrels CUT and GROSS NoRlH ohho-
LIMA HERRTNGS.
eoo barrels choice EXTRA FLOUR,
aoo barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR.
50 barrels FINE FLOUR,
as Iicrces SuGAR-CURED HAMS.
Receiving daily, STRAWBERRIES and CHEN IF
VEGETABLES. III! 20