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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-05

TIE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-ASTIQUE AC-
cEs>loNs-EARLY AMERICAN WORKS. Wash
ineton correspondence Baltimore Sun. }-The
Library of Congress has just come into pos
session OF number of valuable and early
printed books in the Latin, French, and
Engl>h languages. The collection was
made wears ago by Mr.. Laurie, Scotch
clergyman, long resident in the United
States. and at the time of his death OF
Washington. The books were presented
originally to the Washington Library, since
merged into the Young Mems Christian
Association Library, by DR.. {. Hall, OF TINS
CITY. one Of the heirs. and was known rs Tue
Laurie collection. With the consent OF l!r.
Hall. the collection was transferred 10 the
Library of the United States as the most
appropriate. secure, and permanent place
for IFS deposit. Many Of the books, one
thousand in number, thus required are rare,
and relate TO theology, history, geography
and science particularly. The earliest were
nrintef in the beginning of the sixteenth
century. Among the bibles is one of date
100 There are also several rare Vulgate
editions. ,,,,..
In addition to the foreign printed books
ore a small number of early American pub
I;c.,t;ons About three-fourths of the works
are entirely new to the Library, and add to
its already rich and valuable collection of
works, handing down the learning and ideas
of former generations. In exchange for this
assortment of the erudition Of packages
Librarian Spofiord gave IN equal number of
works from the duplicates and triplicatcs
not needed in the collection of the National
Library and of interest to the general reader.
These will go intoshe Washington Library,
and will greatly add to its popular character.
Negotiations looking to this exchange have
becn going on for more than two years. the
difference resting solely on the wish OF the
President of the Washington Library to have
the copyright duplicates, to which Librarian
Spoiford constantly objected. IL should there
fore be understood that none of the dupli-
Gates OF the copyright branch of the Library
were used. The Library of Congress-or,
as it should be. called, the Library. Of the
the UniScd Statcs-now numbers two hun
dred and tifty-two thousand volumes.
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We congratulate the Dispnfch critic ON nus per .
fect succeSs in reducing to absnfutty Wnlcn musl
be papable 10 everybody. the aosuro arSuInsnt %,
prpSossanr Ioynes in favor of the barbarssni y hnd
.thes - We have not read for these many days a
,norc ao,,ghtfuI specimen OF amiably-cruc crit-
c,sm.- petersburg APpeM'
We reproduce the above. not for the sake
of the compliment to ourselves, but to let
our readers know that the Appeal, high
authority in such matters, is on our side OF
the question. 1t would not surprise Us II
Professor JONES, or some one else, shouid
next week bring up this question for discus
sion in the Educational Association Of Nir-
gipia. We know that we shall in that case
need all the reserves we can call up to our
assistance. The Inder says:
The dimensions Of Professor Joyncs on THURSDAY
must have been considerably less than they "ers Oh
"wednesday, before the Dispatcd appeared.
Professor JoYNEs is friend Of ours; ana
We would not il we could do aught to lessen
his dimensions. Nor would we have any
one suppose that he and we are not as
friendly now as We were before the discus
sion commenced. commend the lnder,
nevertheless. for its rromptncss in coming
out on the right side of the question.
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NRVTUvARY.

roror,od t,,Es life on the 18th uItimo VILLA
- STORKE son of the late seymour II. anu MAI }
Z; S,orke ,h %. @n,reI tree of the forest. whose
hr.nchos ayf for century batt'ch success, ~,
with wind and storm, falls at last pros,ra'c " '[ C
tempestwhcn the venerable III age h ker 1 IF ,In
cnrn fully ripe. are gathered by the names ci l u.
Great RGarcr. the providence Is 100 hdtui'm W
startle MS by Its suddenness how nuch S"t when
the Young and tender plant when we na va ,bo
tnred. and whose sweet flowers have charlnra lne
by grateful perfume t Is the brave the
beautiful In the pride of mature nftnlo9n .' tE
,heir ewes upon time and are withdrawn it"h ,n
circle of the living who nave aoyeu Mo- hrnrs 70
tho henri shock poignant and bitter. lT'll. lr,5
judgments of the Almighty gre i, The
Ills ways past finding "i. n F E,,hnr to wise
TO err too good tn he unkin,. we ults i,e1i ht do
Smoking 70 us as to tue dscnlc Of OLD. :, nat uo
thou knowest not now put 'ho" S"''' N'
after. 81, ,o ,,. ybIcb we knew
aimI was alwaysa good hoy ana te W o " wan
hood Having been in youth the intimate irie n'
and almost constant companion OF le Wrr h e",
he was regarded by him WITH me eGiio ic nrrcct
10 his own family. Amiahlc In disposition. roIo
In moral character. affpctionatc in lniercohrse:;
bright in intellect he grew up me pIiic I o no.
devoted nIor's heart AMI @1o a,i y! ,nhamv
,oIgr West Vjr2inia, under the care oil iai S'e'',
and good man the late Alexander taipnrli, "uI
completed his course ni st'liy ~ ,nc ,i,' ira
hc ,' w,s appointed bS Hon J. B. Floyd Secretary OF
War to position in the United StaiEr ,oa n,i the
rnw in which he served with distinction nhill W"
IL g' on" Of the late civil war. Cpon the Seces-
sion of Virginia. feeling, is did all rlsht
that his highest allegiance was que ~ nv 1nr.
state he at once obcycd the yencrahl; moie III;
cali upou her sous donncd The gray ana drcw ms
va" In her drfcnce against th" invaders of her
sarrcd soil. Since lii" he had been cngassh III
literary pursuits, and resided III the STATE oi ne"
The exposure aud hardShips Of camp-llic maze mao.
cad in roads upon constitution liot naturh l
strong aud several months before his DEAN tue
latent symptoms of heait-diScase became , more
clearly defined. When tine writer met MN III hicm
IaIurd that ,hiS native energy and huoyancy oi
spirits might YET triumph over his disease Dut .n
,.rp had cone forth. the fell destroyer lad nErke'
him as his victim. His health coninuea 10 aGcilia..
and a few weeks thereafter, surronudcu ny lo.ims
auu devoted friends. he Responded u tle -aa''et
:" Come up higher A., .,a
Night dews fall not more gently 10 INC ElGG'..0'
Nor weary, WORKOUT winds expire So soli I;cr
Mirr1uni, -~'
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That centrlpctal-powe machine is still eX-
citing the admiration of all Wheeling, not
TO say of Ohio and West Virginia. Distin-
.uished men certify in cXtravasant terms
to its wonderful cheapness, convenience, and
power. Certainly, if ever Il people, and
"especially.afarmcr. 1--WE follow copy] should
s'feel grateful to the Inventor, they should
Ito the said named parties" SO says an
enthusiastic admircr of the new machine.
One horse performs the labor of threshing
wbeat--a labor that it has heretofore re-
CURED from four 10 six horses to perform!
We suggest to our Richmond machinists
that they should inform themselves as to the
merits of this wonderful machine. If it is
what 1t is represented to be, somebody In
Richmond will soon need very large
establishment In which 70 manufacture 1t.
s.-JAAgs q. MARTIN, of Henry county,
Virginia, has written to the owners Of this
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4 WASHINGTON DopGE.- ashington Cor

AWAsHINGToN DoDGE.-[ Washington Cor
rcsrondcnce Chicago TTibune.]-A homellke
little abuse in these days is the building and
ctuippipy of private residences under the
cover of new public buildings. About two
thirds of the Smithsonian Institute is the eie-
CANT habitation of Professor Henry's family :.
Without leave OF anybody, the Agricultural
Commissioner and family reside in the new
department of that name. Finally, the
chief of the coast survey has made himself a
residence IN the new coast-survey building.
And ! should not wonder if the new State
Department were built with residences for
the Secretaries of War, State, and Navy.
This is, perhaps, not Objectionable, if 1t
were not done in subtle, hidden way. and
without authority.
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The Bristol Ne,cs says we should call the
new bridge the getty Bridge" Very good
but until the consunmation of the most i'm
poltant proposition ever suggested to Man
chester and Richmond, or either OF them
viz, their union in one corporatlon--the
name would be misnomer. IL was built
by the two, and the bridge is a work, there
fore. of two cities. We trust the day Is not
distant when the name will be entirely al'-
propriatc. Were we spending the" Fourth"
at the conyivial board our toast would be:
Richmond dnd Manchester: May their
nuptials be celebrated at an early day. and
NAV their union be ever prosperous ana
Mippy.
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pcndence.

Organ ut Home " is the title OF volume
we have received from McSSrs. nITSo% ~
Co., Of Boston. Not reading music, we can
only thank the gentlemen and express the
opinion that this music is slow and solemn
enough for families and fast enough for Il
funeral. The Organ at Home" we are
is cousin german to the ACCORDION.
and to this we prefer pestlence and famine.
But there are people who like both They
" pays their money and they takes their
choice" To such we commend this book.
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Officers and teachers Of CENTENARY ~ ND ~
sf,tItr0I nropose this trip for TUESDAY MchN
ING July st,i and invite teachers and their iricn"S
Of other schools TO join them.
E".0 PROGRAMME: $500,
,r,,oraov ,,orninp July 18th, at 81 o'clock, leave
t.henpoake and Ohio depot. wednesday morning.,
July 9th at So o'clock, leave hotel, StauDlon, i'i
CAVE OF FOUNTAINS. which Will be tllnmiIt .ns
in honor of the visitors with five thonsano can"ic
which. with calcium lights, will enable our cAcn MI
sIoniSts to behold This wonderful curiosity 10 the
greatest possible advantage .,.,, .,,t
Singing classes from Trinity SUNDAY schooii pa,
tinorc and Andrew chapel, HarrisohDirg viii SHE ,
In Washington Hall, one of the grandeSt OF lnc
rooms In this srihterranca ab0ue-a rooh eHPapio vi
holding two thousand persons. ;,
DIME Err IN THE CAVE VIII he server % ~: ~
who desire IT, Return 10 Staunton AT orloGh ir W
Thursday July lpuh, PICNIC ON EhLiOil -
KNOB the highest point In Virginia: Charses 10
Cave aid Knob not lIcuded. but have pech conih'"
Tod to o,Ir eyctIr-ionists to the lowest rate.
Friday July 18th, leave Siaunton ior hoihedI l'''
O'Clock reaching Richmond al K vi; c,.
TICKETS GOOD FOR SlN DA1S sui Nv ~
school officers and teachers can obtain ucke.a AZ u
above rates for themselves and friends at ine po'h
stores Of b. Bates, liz Main street anu oaihes =.
Roy corner of Broad and Ninth streets. MI, -,
Those prefcrriug may take tie Expires ram W.
Tuesday night ut 10 O'clock ana arrive III ,siile ~
ion the exclrsiouists The following morning.
arrangements for visiting the variety ana Slll,'
ling Springs can bc made ut continuation OF rek"
lar rates For further information. Apply 10
THOMAS A.ARMISTEAD,
to- o,SeN GEORGE w. AIRY.
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DEATHS.

Diei. on Thursday the sd day, OF July; at mn
minutes past O'Clock, after An Illness OF mi uts
MARY CEL ESTE. aged fonr years, three nouns,
and twcnty-scvcn days. only daughter Oh Aurcna
g. and John L. tanhinS.
She WAS the m,lsic of onr home,
A day that knew no night;
The GRANGE of our garden bower,
4 tling all smiles and light.
Above the couch we bent and prayed,
In the half-ghcd room. nc
Az the bright hue' Of infaDt HE
Sank slowly Into gloom. .r..... ...-.
:. The form remained. but there was no"
t.a. No soul our love TO Share:
Farewell" with weeping hearts we sara,
Child OF our love and care
' But wears are moving quickly phst'
And time will soon he DER
Death shall me swallowed up OF lie
On the Immortal shore.
Her funeral will take place from ihH rGs,ceI W
her parents 52s, corner Fourth ana Leien u, a
nn SSITIiRDAY MORNING the 5th fnt laut ~ U
O'Clock. Inc W. ' 1T
attend .------>-zu-.vu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-05

Uuy CIT DOWN THE WEEDSI-Is II not mis-
take nf the Board Of Health that they RECOMMEND
The cutting down Of the weeds. &C.. on the vacant
lots I'm the city? Instead of growing weeds d o1el
seems 10 us to be true. They feed while ero"ine,
ON any ueighboring malaria, and emit ilslean n
bcaItul disinfecting influence TO the atIlosphere
of their locality. TO cut these weeds no"h VILE in
green and growing, and leave them III pics On tne
lois or In the streets, or Oh The sde"alks. IL INV
very plan to convert tluse cheap and natural dsil-
fcctants into breeders of malaria. Ana luis pata
blending with the malaria from the Srounu wiz
the weeds had covered while standing VIII surely
throw for time greater lantlty OF h,alalia ny
the atmosphere ii. however, thc BoaIu Is ,s'iu IN
ordering the weeds to be cut down we sho'lu me
I'hRntc.
We suppose that the Ph@m'r and the boaro
OF Health, of Columbia, are both IN Inc
right. The grass and the weeds shoula be
cut down and carried off and buried if they
obstruct the passage of water in the cutters
and produce stencil. Better let even these
stand, however, than to cut them down and
leave them in the streets. Certainly, on the
other hand. there is nothing in weeds OF
grass to iuIure the public health. On the
contrary, they feed on carbonic acid gas,
which is poisonous to the human system.
The country people fear no cholera and
they are surrounded by growing vcseta-
tion-grass, weeds, flowers, shrubs, bushes,
trees, &c.
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nachine saying that cit Is destsned % ne u
/" invaluable service to the agr1cuituh1u IN
I" terests Of the country, > and asking forsthe
agency. He says in his letter, which y s. guy,
lshed In the Wheeling papers, that nc he .s.i
OF the machipe through the Dfspofc"' lse
inventors will have to send us one 10 run
our presses with.
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-,pECJAT, SIMMER TICKETS.

The JAMES RIVER STE AMR0aT CONN., rat,rn
4, re NOW issuing tickets to BRANDON ana return
aar,r d.y at Il for round trip. steamers l';iN :.
IaiIy Sundays excepted at A. ~ ana arrive a,
p NJ. Tickets fer sale on board Steamers anu eood
.iso. 10 Vue de rEau or Old Point, $3.50 to 'ne
de I;Eau or Old Point and return, ~.
u' l., is"Im l.. B. TATUM. General Agent.
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TIE Best Thing SAID on The FouRTH OF
JrLY.-Thc Petersburg Appedl says that the
publication OF that paper is suspended in re-
spect to the memory of American indie
ncndenrc.
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The Norfolk Trgin'da has discovered that
as a rule that its "wit rrovokcS gravity
and its "humor moves almost to tears. we
can symlathize with the l'WgIa'dn. I'VE
shouldn't be surprised if even tins one llnc
were misrnd crstOod.1
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

STOLEN. from my residence, in llenrico
- county. last Friday night, BRIGHT pa \
HORSE about twelve ycfrs old. white star III lore,
head and badly Guc-fooied. Ten dollars fcwar"
will tie paid for his recovery; -
MKS. GEORGE ii. TOMPklNS,
six miles from town. OH Deep-Run turnpike
IL
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rPRING PARK BREWERY,

NPRING PARh BIKE W ENl,
~ CORNER OF CLAY AND HARRISON STREETS.
Az IN las HENRY BOWLER Ia acknowledge the
generous and Increasing patronage he receives, and
10 announce still further ADDITION TO his capacity
for production to keep pace With the demand Tor
ayoriic CREAM Al r.. and he fi,tels himself that
he will I've able 10 firmly establish BnWLER'S
RICHMOND ALE as an institution III the capital
of the Old Dominion.
RI. Il. regards no expense in procuring the finest
materials for the manufacture Of his Die. and spares
no cNertiou 10 keep II of uniform quality, being
convinced that no more wholesome beverage than
PURE ALE can hc offered To the public.
Y. B.--A report. somewhat To his prejudice. that
another party Interested in his business Is to-
tally untrue. - $3.50 ...-.....-
Orders sent Ia SPRING PARK BREWERY,
Richmond. Va. will meet with prompt attention
HENRY BOWLER has appointed {. BUGG,
Esq. of Farmvie, his agent for the counties Of
Prince Edward Buckingham, and Cumberland.
lie 7-deolm
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
lSA uOIJAR SAVINGS BANK.-RlCtlAlDNn,
iii Y A. 1s73-Thc Board uf Directors nf this bank
have oieclargcd DIVIDEND OF SlA TEX CENT.
free of TAX out of the earnings for the past SIX
months. payablr on and after the 10th day ~ July
ix I-ai luOMAS :. ARMlSTEAn: CAshier.
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An Illinois Railroad shut down on its
passes, aud thus prevented an Illinois editor
from attending bis brothers funeral.
Blind Tom has made Warrenton, Va, his
home,
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &c.

AMERICAN WIN S.-HENRlCO
IN WINES, manufactured by Doctor lance Is
Mc(arty at his vineyard, Itichmc nj, Virginia
iRICES:
UENRGCo. by the rask of from so to IS gallons
81 IS per gallon BY the at J. bottles, 10 per cas-
KrD HENRICO, by the cask Of from 10 to 10 ga.
Ions 81 per gallon; by the case Of L. bottles, s"9o
per case.
All orders must be addI csscd 10 Doctor JAMfS
u. MCCARTHY, No. 2UI Main street, hlchhUnd'
Virginia. y o-Il
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Planters NATIONAL BANk.l

PLANTERS NATIONAL BASk.l
RICHMOND, VA. june 26, 1873.
TINE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this
4 h,uk have declared Il dividend of FIVE 81 PER
CENT. free OF taxi out Of the earnings OF the bank
for the current half-year payable to the stockoid-
crs on and after July 5lh proNmo.
" 3-si W.R. QUARLES, Cashier.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHY
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

OFSEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
OF TAX-PAlD VALUE
will be inside on consignments TO our house, &8N-
TkREST AT RATE OF SIX PER CENT. per
annuu.. We authorize sight drafts, with bin q
lading, for amount OF tax o. shipments, and will
send balance of advance after receipt OF goods.
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for balanc,
on sale of goods.
Sole importers Of the "Don Carlos" and " E.
Gallo" brands of MASS LICORICE.
HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
G3 Exchange Place, Baltimore. Nh.
INV n -ppiBm
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DIVIDENDS.

VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE COMrANY.l
RICHMOND. VA, July 4. 1873.
HNHE BOARD OF DlRECTORSOF IHlN
coupany have declared SEMI-ANSUAL
DIVIDEND of per cent. free OF all tax. payable
ON and after the 10th instant.
VS. Be WHERRT. JR..
,va Assistant Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.
EDUCATIONAL.

IN MONDAY, July 14th, at O'Clock A.
" NJ. the subscriber will open SUMMER
SCHOOL at his residence corner of Third and Clay
streets. No. 800.
TERMS: Urinary branches $, per month; adj
yallceh branches, So per month.
He will also give special lessons TO classes or ndi-
yidlals. male or female, al O'Clock Z. NJ. aud any
desired hour Saturday.
~ 5-stT JAMES NJ. DARDEN.
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TWENTY-FIRST SESSION 1S73-4)
BEGINS. SEPTEMBER BAND ENDS JUNE II.
ADVANTAGES:
1T fill and comprehensive Curriculum.
I'd high standard of proficiency In the different
departments.
al literary Societies of the first rank.
4th. Library, 1900 volumes; Readlns-ro"hi' loo
periodicals.
5th. Valuable Cabinet aud Laboratory.
9th. 4 location unsurpassed III the COUNTY,.
tages. . r Ir,,,,. :.
,fInred than can he found elsewhere In the Soulii
Lrnense for session of ten months t1nciuding
board tuition. &c..) about 5000. This amount may
he administrators Increased ut option OF student Us
to board. ~ ru l., r,,,>,
on Mi DOiuts will be mailed to any address OH aI-
nIication TO the President.
p'iN'''''' REV. F. BITTI.E, ID. D.,
;,,.t President
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DISSERTATIONS & pARTNERsEIuPs

nISS N.-Thc co-partnersmI
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the maine and STYLE Of GtBBS, CRAltfillL
& co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
George L. Craishill and ur. X W. Brown retiring
from the firm. W. IL Gl5bS,
GEORGE =. GRhlGIIlLL.
K W. BROWN.
RI,UMuTD. VA. July lst, lsI3.
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- - al NAM s. VALENTINE,
r. a. FRANKLIN.
WILLIAM +. GRAY.
RICHMOND. July Isl, 1873. jy l-lw

RIC1INONU' Jul! i'l' IotJ' ,! -
N-UTICE.-The firm of VALENT1NE x
~ FRANKLIN having dissolved by mutual con
sent us per card In to-day's issue. Will resume
business in time for the fall trade, oi "hich duc no.
ticc will be gi"tn.
NV Office for the present is with Messrs. Weisiger
& Co.. l2IJ Main street. .,
jv l-lw L. n. FRANKLIN
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EXCURSIONS.

TOY TO THE STAY-AT-HOMES!
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE MouNiAlN0 :
TWoDAYS' BOARD AT FIRST-CLAsS HoIEh
rp,p tn sr,rST63NND AID RETURN FOR
TEN DOLLARS!
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CITY SAVINGS BASK.l
RICHMOND, VA, July 3. lS7a.
UVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
/ BANK have this day declared 4 dividend 2i
i've (5l per cent the capital stock, Tree oi All
taxes riyable on and after July 10. ls!3
H. Jst EDWARD COHEN. Cashier.
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apEfuALEgTICE

I'D
Ut july 5TH,iS7S.
T. R. pnfcB& co.haye just ts received by steamer
~ New styles PARAsoLs andsUN-sHADEo' ,
- s,lk a;nd CamDric UMBRELLAS
BLACK IRON GRENADINES
solid.coorcd and black LAWSS'y IT,.
sash and other RIBIoNS; -,
black English GRAPES and GRAPE vsiLr;
,r Hemstitrhed and Linen Cambria HANDh1"-
CHIEFS; ~r.f n tet
Black FoULARD SILKS;
Lisle and Thread GAUSTL4IS, &c. " y ;
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MOTTO T. .

NOTICE.
In retiring from the firm of Gibbs, Craigllll 4
Co we would take this occasion 10 express cur
thanks to the patrons Of the house for their gcncr-
oIls suppcrl and would 6eSpcGk IN. Suns for the
new lrni. GEORGE T. CkAlnllllL,
k,.W. BROWN.
IIrTN Ict ~
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TULES ROBIN & co.
~
COGNAC BRANDY. DIRECT IMPORTATION.

COGNAC BRANDY, DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have lust received direct rrcm France
S cnr-eigi,th casks Jules Robin & Co. COGNAC
BkANDi-viutage, 1886;
6 eighth CASKS Jules Robin i Co. CoGNAC
BRANDi--vintage, 1857;
s one-eighth casks Jules Robin 6 Co. COGNAC
BEASDY-ytntage, 1850;
10 oDe-eighth casks Jules Robin L Co. COGSAC
BRASDY-vintage, 1871,
which We offer 10 the trade, In bond or duty paid,
low Ms any importer I'm the United States win sell.
Samples at our ONCE for examination
- y5'5 .t's :. C. TARDY % CO., Importers
ap3s corner OF Thrteeuth aud Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-05

CO.PARTNERSIIIP.
The undersigned. having this day formed 4 CO.
partnership under the name and style of DR " u
GIBBS 4 CO., will continue the DRUG AMI
APOTUECARY BUSINESS at the same place.
corner of Third ald Main streets.
The business will be under the entire control and
management Of Or. W. H. GIBBS, 4 practical
chemist of sixteen years experience In the hlisi-
Hess. which IS guarantee in the future. IA In the
past, Of Il CAREFUL COMPUUSDlNG OF ALL
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Bv kccring and using only tho PIfREST ARTf-
CT Els. together with strict attention TO business
and the comfort of OAR patrons. we hope TO merit
the house and the community at large.
W. II. GIBBS,
W. ELLIS JONES.
RICHMOND. VA. July !. 1873. jy sat