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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

II
so bags RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
100 boxes and canisters OSBORN'S PREPARED
JAVA COFFEE; -
$50 barrels prime bright EASTERN HER.
S hogsheads DEMERERA SUGAR;
2Ohogsheads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
100 boxes CREAM CHEESE;
% hogshcads BACON, sides and shoulders !;
200 barrels EXTRA and FINE FLOUR.
Also, Il tun assortment Of REFINED SUGARS,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, TEA. &c, for sale low by
NH 2S ROGERS 4 NCfIANGF.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND IL
~ QUORS AT Who'll ESALE.-I have opened a
HGLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
LIQUOR STORE in one of my warehouses, at Nos.
1876 and 1918 Cary street, where Intend to keep
ali the leading goods In my line. Having made ar
engagements with northern and western houses can
sell to the trade at prices the ZANE as are sold TO
the trade OF the cities in the North and West
! invite buyers to call and examine my stock. IN
ducements are offered 10 country merchants. My
present stock, personally inspected while North
and West, Is now being received In my warehouse
daily The following arrived in part: go hogs
heads BACON, $40 boxes BACON, 100 barrels
HERRiNGS, 10 hogsheads SUGAR, 90 bags X 10
COFFEE, SO barrels MOLASSES, $50 barrels
different grades WHIShEY. -
a--'- JAMES MURPHY,
aplS-1m 1916 and 1918 Cary street.
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I,o1rISvJT,JE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Flour quiet and e I'm
changed. Corn quiet and 1ne1snsed at S4SSfi
ders. 7slc: clear rib, lOc.: clear, lOssc. Lard
fierce, Ike; keg, / 14c. Whiskey, s6c
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Successful Launch.

CHESTER, Pa, May 13.-The launch OF the
City of Takio to-day was as successful as
that Of her twin, the City of Picking.
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Georgia Knights Templnr.

SAVANNAH. May ':.3.-The Grand Comman-
derry Of the Knights Templar Of George
met this n'.hg in annual conclaye. OWln ,as
to the meier lency of the weather there was
no public display.
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THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
FROM
RIC II n D
TO
POINTs WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
and all intermediate points.
For rates time-cards, and Information generally,
apply ut company's ticket Office, 1901 Main street,
and ut S26 Main street, corner Eighth ana BYRD
streets, and Office OF Richmond, York River and
Chesa peake railroad. j. l.. WALDROP,
s. +. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street, Richmond, VS..
L. H. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Baltimore,
Nd NH 1-3m
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.Reuef for the Louisiana Sufferers.
Bosros, May 13.--The LOUISIANA ie'''
fund now amounts to S44,oeV
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observation-disclosures

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IA, 1874.
srn 5.OOI Noon rises......... 500
gun sate 700 High tide. 2 40
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sEAM.EOAD LIHu.
IN I'D M M

in I'D
L RicHEoEo AND Rsrnnsayaa RanrS :
liz iOMsMsENCING NAY 15rH, 1874, Trims
II ~ on This road Win run as1oKows - II Esf.g =
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. [ ~
sos A. H., THRoUGHHATrd siIyfexcept suu~
Gay; CONNECTING FOR 90 point: seasa
| day.. with coach at,eciied, for Peters.
burg and stations on the soushsiiQ
l:4sP.M T ITaG; dL,yynneahssre, and the West.
Tor al points South and west, witk
tb nt,man r,s slee b attached, running
rasSsengers taking this train will
m 9ar So soss connection at PsleIsburx
s:ss p NJ TX * E hief az a,t,v ,.r,.n. $3.50;
with coach attach ed bsr s-sts
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7;zs A. NJ. i ERElGH IT., TRAIN daily texeepe
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectsus
with Richmond, Fredcricksburg sn3
Potomac railroad for all points Eass.
sos P. ~, EsEIGHT dsI'y te1oep. sund,y),
s.acp " s S9asa attached. -
day., connecting with Richmond,
fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
for al points East and West Pullman
deeper PEEP, attached, running through To
The AAfhTRAlNs will not stop between Rich
t 1u HiAu sSrsourB except ut Manchester aIs4
Passengers from Clover Hill win leave a, s.ana
NJ ana returning leave Richmond ut l:46 PM
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start from
AppomattoI depot. @
my IL A. SHAW Sunerintandsnt
RICHMOND, FkED'G & POTOMAC r. r. CO.,
dEfL TICKET Il FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. October 9th, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Poro-
MAC RAILROAD.
" DA1 MALL lsavec Byra-street station ar
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station at
II Z. ID. except on Sun6ays.)
UP ACCOMMODAT1ON leaves Broae-street ssa,
non ut z. 81. Except SundaYs.J
ton at 80 T. NJ. -
DOWN NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-street sts.
ton at 4:50 A. NJ. Except on MondlysJ
DOWN ACCOMAODATIONTK TRAIN arrives at
Broad street station vt S:37 A. II. Except on SUM
days.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-s,reet station
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ut $40
n. NJ, connecting at Quantico with the Alexandria
ana fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrIyo
MIDNIGHT. ~ - ' Viva
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. GENTRY,
my General Ticket n nd Eraight 4
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo kAILRoAD,)
PASSENCi Err DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, lS74,S
pEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMONU
LIZ TO THE WEST.

And corresponding low rates to all points W EST,
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties emigratlng 10 the West VILE
be furnished with rates from 20 to 80 per cent.
ed through. ...r. IT,
For tickets or Information apply to J. c. DAME,
s. ". Agent, Greensboro, ". G.; K. PEcKHAM,
Agent Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARDENS
Unlon Ticket ONCE, 626 Main street. or 10
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29.1m G. p. &. 7. Agent, Richmond Va
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RKpCEk5ES, dc.

I LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.-4,475 sacks
~ Deakins Il Buckley's brands. In fun bleached
SACKS. cargo of bark Fama," daily expected az City
Point and Richmond. For sale by =
DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
ALSO,
1000 sacks AGRICULTURAL SALT.
INV
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAMERs. J

Sd no IN ri steamship IN c co Ssk@
steamship RICHMOND. Captain READ, viii saiE
FRIDAY, May 18Th, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ.
Freight received until l O'Clock 2. N.
Through bills OF lading signed. ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $12; steerage, IS; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
q. VI. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
my13-3t Company's Wharf. RosSettS.
CUNAKD LINE. 1T
Tickets to and from ALL POINTS IN EUROPE
by the celebrated CUNARD LINE at
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET-OFFICE
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BY Telegraph.

by VeIeHPsbpU.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoHK, May l3- Noon.-Stocks dull. Money,
81 Gold, 112. E1change-Long, 4SS; short,
491. Governments steady. States dull.
Erening.-Money easy at 3GQ4. Gold weak. ut
1I2@112b. Governments strong and little doing.
States dull and nominal.
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CNOW at 25c. per 100 pounds, delivered
y by the small CARLOAD in Richmond.
Estray, q white, medium-sized S0W-.taken up
yesterday. ~ BOWE.
MAGNOLIA May Is, 1874. my l4-1t*
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principal points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST eta ALL
RAILROAD and STEA MSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and priyaIs
residences TO DESTINATION on all tickets sold
bv me. Rates same as at depoB.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOB
- IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold at our offices. Information cneef~
fully given 10 all ronteS.
Principal Office. 626 Main street. aud brancn Ok
an s-2m President.
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tALL AND EXAMINE DIR.
~ full spring stock Of aA
.,n SENT,S Roots, CATERS.
AMI doAT TIES; LADIES' BOOT>S BIlsk ms
AND SLIPPEkS
arc ra an endless variety OF TRUNKS, vALIsEs.
ap29 1a q SHHEhp's,
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Obituary.

',Ey YORK, May 13.-The wife OF Cnaries
.,yConor. the eminent lawyer, is dead.
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aTIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY.

A. GOLDRACY. IL CO.. -
Manufacturers OF the bes.. Parlor Matches In the
Unltf,,d States.
Warehouse ana Office SOL and 3l03 Main, aaa
31o3 and 31Q9 uok street, Rockets, Hien oaam
Va, up f-SVhSt1
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Eay IS, 1874.
SoLD.-400 Virginia consos (ex-coupons) ri
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.." u Ann SPRINGS d Bath county, now
- lrrorcd-tLc improvements includ.
"a rand ocsa.oa1! bath for the ladies-are
s.l@: - sam" u-h2ae and considerate man
r.. w..p mad the place so popular last
- st. oLe 1-rl apprehend want of
..2-. l.. ALA, attention while under the care
{: ,o.ra.I ErgAHE.
I&~ u arm springs Is one Of the most VEN
-. .-. :, il j. n. Of the most healthful, OF
S.@a.~. resort, IN the United States. 1t
: ..-.-e0 before the White Sulphur was
..e"I. Tie fashionable as well as remedial
.n.@i men VA, iir-t the Warm, next the
J. =, 81 la-t the Old Sweet. The travel
mashed ii with the waters OF
=. .s,t named, and left the noun
Co. lsG F.lN4.tle. The Alternative
s-e.i2a "at.r, :aving restored func-
s-s:@ a2.'.ty 70 th@ patient, he fixed their
- "..ct, and aided new springs to his
-sETe> by >ont days Of bathing in the Sweet
'-'-,. winch lof arimatiDg and jubilant in
"..:.y', Il" moi surpassed. People travelled
S..v'.a@> = sage, but generally in their
i'. -1rrIayes, and after such time in
'.' l. .n'aiu, a. then was enjoyed, on
'"' :@,urn Journey they were hardly
--swa b. their best friends, they came
Lilac - much improved. The means of 10.
t,'4o'!yn were letter for valetudinarians
Ia. : Il" railroad.
I4c lovely valley Of the Warm Springs,
',,e:cnc and refreshing atmosphere, and its
-4.iou7 bath, make it one Of the most
-:a,e!ui and invjgorating Of places to the
-.'u..d. Il is admirably kept. The sum-
III: society there is always refined aud agree
:'.r, and the delightful promenade and eve
hA2 conversation in the ample porch that
looks upon the noble mountain scenery are
'Auescr!bably delightful.
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We are now receiving per bark " Edwin"
5000 sacks "DEAKIH'S LIVERPOOL FINE
SALT,
in doub,e beached sacks, and in prime order which
we offer to the trade delivered at City Point or
Rirhnond), at lowest market rates. ~
mi ROBERT r. WILLIAMS d co.
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NEW sTORE-NEW GOODS. - :.

L Having fitted MP the lar -e AMI; co,,,,,,o,o,,.
Al BROAD STREET, shall opel, this DIV sns
OF me largest and best assort,d stocks OF BSpyrs
saoss. TRU y ms, yALIsks, sATCHkLs, kc.,,
AL THE NEW STYLES in ;adf,,' ara se,tlo-
STOCK OF FRESH 60OES, ! offer AZ nv Old
stand, IL Broad street. for short time saiy an
or the stock at present In that store AT AMP BLOW
COST. q. L. SEI6hII, :.
my l4.et 421 aud Al Broad street. Il
UST RECEIVED, Ladies' fns nsaa
EoS S EhG = BUTT0N BOOTS; Ladies, fine Hx
ErVVxED BUTTON BOOTS; Ladies' Hsee ~
- EYED NJ BALMORALS; Gentiemen's nne v&ss
IHGA,MN,tSSEWED CATERS; GennemcuS fine
III departments. -. - " ~
- JOHN Y. PAGE, JR., cog Main street,
ep SO between Ninth and Tc1th
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FRESH LOT OF THOSE CHOICE
y NEW CROP TEAS at reduced prices;
Rest GUEPORDER TEA At $1.75,
Best OOLOSG TEA at Sl.21. or
Best ENGLISH BREAkFAof LEA ~ Ti'6''
Best JAPAN TEA at II. 20.
bo"ei s'aN'' y F. MEREDITH,
,o lle6 Main street.
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A very eligible and convenient place for
summer board is offered by DR.. G. G. COLE
MAN. Of louisa county, whose advertisement
please see. There you will have the real
home comforts. and no doubt at reasonable
rates, with opportunity to hear from home
day
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RICHMOND, FKED'G & POTOMAC R. r. Co,
dEfL TICKET Il FREIGHT AGENTS. OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October 18th, 1851
OF TRAINS. -
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ROYAL LIBRARY, WINDSOR CASTLE

,
Before King George III. occupied Windsor
Castle, the State apartments exhibited to the
public were Of much greater extent than the
present suite. Those which are now on view
are so we'll known to thousands that to repro
duce any one Of them here would be e, to tell "a
twlce-told tale" and, therefore. the Royal lib
rary--but little knowa-has been selected as
an illustration.
Windsor Castle has been so rebuilt that very
small portions of the original structure remain,
aud the Library, or Chester Tower, is modern
erection built by Sir Jctfry Wyatvlle, on the
southern side, between the years 1924 aud 1880.
Il is five stories in height, but with the eleva-
tiou We have no business at present, and mere
ly confne our remarks to portion OF the Tow
er which contains the Royal Library. 1t is a
light, CHEEKY suite of apartments on the ground
floor, and is fitted up with much taste, having
regard rather to the uses OF u study than Tor
regal magnlhccnce.
As the Queen has added her name to the al
ready long list of royal and noble authors, it
may well be inferred that the royal libraries OF
London, Windsor, Osborne, aud Balmora,
have not been neglected. At Windsor, her
Majesty is partial to the studiUus repose of he
library, and has had, in MIR. Woodward, Mr..
Glover, and, in the present librarian, Mr.. llo-
mes gentlemen of high literary attaiumcu:s as
librarians.
To attempt to give even the slightest clue to
the contents of the Royal Library In the Ches-
ter Tower would exhaust much more space than
can be afforded here; but this much may be
saiu-that it is growing collection OF all the
best authors in their day; that there are many
works in it uf the highest character, and some
of great rarity and beauty. However, rather
than geueralse upoo the subject, We shall take
me liberty of Introducing riddle of Mrs. Han
nah More's, which, whilst it was intended as
description of one specimen only, seems to take
in all shat may be Included even in such Ii
brary as that in the Chester Tower of Windsor
Castle. Mrs. Hannah More wrote thus, and
some of aur younger readers may, perhaps,
prutitably spend few moments lp seeking the
solution:
I'm strange Contradictions I'm new and I'm
old,
I'm often in tatters, and oft decked with gold,
Though [ never could read, yet lcttcred N
Though blind, enlightcn, though loose, LIN
bound.
I'm always in black, and I'm always in white;
AIN grave aud I'm gay, | am heavy and
light.
la form, too, | differ-I am thick and I'm
thin,
I've no flesh and 10 bone, yet I'm covered with
skin;
I've aore points than the compass, more stops
than the flute;
sing without voice, without speaking confute.
Iu English, I'm German, I'm French, I'm
Dutch;
Some love me too fondly, some slight mc too
much;
| often die soon, though | sometimes live
ages,
And no monarch alive has 80 many pages
Tile Peoples Magazine.
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THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY.

x, ting of members of the British Royal
.,,,,;, a correspondent says: Prince Arthur
- an, 20 liable young gentleman and a good sul-
Jrr lie has lectured on military matters,
and ;ntrod,, ICED the German game OF hrelg-
Sriel." He is very popular among the oihcers
Of the army a nd has lodge or rangers house
at Greenwich, and has recently been presented
with Bagshot House, near Windsor Tor resi-
dcnce. It is royal property but situated in a
low, unhealthy, damp situation: rari'ameot
vn,cd him eoO, 600 to improve 1t, or build
nav hnnso Not long ago he purchased yacht
anJ won't 70 Norway, presumably on counting
evnoa;,;on ~ he il to marry the sister OF the
Irincass of Wales. So far Arthur is certainly
thc most promising member OF the BRUSH
Rnv,l Fam;lv With the exception OF tue
Princess Royal married TO Frederick W W!Illan'
Crown Prince of Prussia, none OF Her Majesty
daughters have made very good matches, or
are particularly happy. She was severe
mother and 40 domucered over them tEat
they were by no means sorry TO escape !roi =,
her control. She has speciality OF nagglpg :
them iu intensely disagreeable letters, one oI
which, to the Princess Louise, on the proyoca'
tiou of the girls staying rather late at pau
given on board the Galatea. then anchored 10
the Solent sent her to bed in tears aud half
heart broken. The Queen sat up waiting tor
an hour or two, and then relieved her feelings
in this epistle before retiring This Princess
marriage was not love match, 10 spite OF III the
uoujeDse frequently talked about 1t. Inc
girl, who is handsome, amiable, and 70
mantle had contracted passion for the
Rev. hlr Duckworth, a highly-accOmpllsh-
cd and gsod-looking young clergyman, VINO
taught her drawing, and was also tutor to Irlnce
l.copoid. "A kind of clerical Chrlchton, he
sang, plssed anG was a good musician; being
likewise by no means insensbe to the charms
, IT the pretty Princess. A great maternal row
'ensurd on discovery. Duekworth was provided
with living from 3 church IN Hanilton
Terrace, St. john Nv oed (Which, BY the way,
the Princess now attends, ald the queen 1ouno
her daughter husband in the young Marquis
Of Lorue. Such match was not likeiy 70
prove harpy one; aud accordingly the par
are said to live in outward harmouy. out p'"0-
'lcal separation. d..
The Princess hselsna is married to Prince @
t,h,r,lstiau of Scheswl.' Holsteh' noe,pSe'9e
bald, headed man, cons. leraby her sen@r 40
Years He was morgana ''eally marrleo aoS
tEe father ola family before ms naloo WI" WIZ
t1 tnc lrlncess. The Queen MA as ~ ou,aams uas"
Tristan n'lstlau attracted herattentiou b, We - Of one
uccaIonstrauve emotion on the uuvel. D. %. O
:" u. The lnnumerable statues of the late tiln.o
AOert, In Germany. He was thought ~, ~
Ssnole that Prince, and, it is said, aspireu ~
oS5 osvo9e his successor but Her Majesty unde-
EJsJu ;St3: MN ln any hopes he might have cher
~, u"eo 10 that quarter, aud promoted him to
ill., ill., post OF son-in- law. Albert Edward dis
hnso o,lFIISStlan, and never invites him to Mari
oofoush House, his wife sharing that excn.
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,y Mayor Havemyer's message shows the debt
\. AZ 'e~ ork city to now amount to $lO6, 37l,-
Ioo No. ana ~ TO have Increased $9,0S4, 42S since
Sh. The city expenditures for the last wear
Hcrc $S2, 100000. ~ '"0 '"ss 'e"'
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH, ..o.,
AMOUNTING O....."...."."...,..Sl,50 50O, eEo
The chances for gift are Is one to five.
PRICE OF TICK ETS.

1
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tcnths, or
each coupon, - Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; ~ Tickets ior Sl,OU0; ll3 Whole Tickets
for $, ,OVO; 227 Whole Tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than 500 worth Of Tickets.
the Fourth Gilt Concert will be conductel |,
in all respects, like the three which have already
been given and full particulars may be lenFn"d
from circulars whicn will be sent tree from tnis
office TO I'll who apply for thea.
Orders for tickets and applications for agen-
Gle: win be attended to in the order they are re-
ceived, ana it is hoped they vii! be sent in
nromptly ti,at there may b. no disappointment
or or delay in filing all. Liberal terms give to
those who buy to sell again; All agents are pc
rrmrtorily reuuired to settle up their accounts
and return alI u:.sod tickets by the 2Otn Iay "t
March. THO. 4. BIZ; AN LIZ ~ r g.
AGENT Public Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, LOUISVILLE
Kentucky. dee lo-eo'a
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r ACES-We have determined to regain our
IL former prestige for having the best stock OF
LACE GOODS in the city, and have this sea-
son imported very largely OF them, With us
will hereafter be found every NEW SLY LIZ
re,sonab.e prices ,l,>,
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
Gs-Samples supplied by mail On application.
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4 LII PERSONS ARE INVITED to visit
IA our store and inspect the stock, whether
desiring to purchase ut the time or not, and they
may rely upon polite attention, and not being
pressed to buy. Full lines OF samples of any
kinds of goods will be sent to parties out of the
city, and express charges pald on cash pur-
chases amounting t, so and over.
HANiLTUN EASTER & SONS.
ms-Sampies supplied BY nuii on application
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MOURNING ENT-This stock
lNl receives our most careful attention, and in
it will be lound not only all of the best and most
servicesblo grades of SIAADAkD n AZ .nn nGOunH
that comes out in the London market. Our
"Monumontap' brand of ALP ACAos and PU RE
MOHAlRS are imported only by Us, and while
they are as slightly and wei! finished AS any other
make of goods, they are fully one-third heavier
than any other brand in the market.
Particular attention paid to ilirg funeral or
ders HAMILTON EASIhE " NONH.
ns-Samplcs supplied by mail on application.
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ROOTS .a.y.D SHOES.

ENGLISH RUBBERSl
ENGLISH RUBBERS
At WADDEY'S, "a King street
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FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT or THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
OVER a MILLION In ia y IA
SUCCESS ASSURE
A FULL DIR A " SG CEKTAtN
On Tuesday, 3fSL Of March next.

In order to moet the general wish and oxpec-
tation of the public and the tlcket-holicrs Tor
the full payment of the magnificent gifts, an
nounccd for tho Fourth Grand Gift Concert "l
the Public Library of Kentucky, the manage
mcnt have determined to postpone the Concert
and Drawing until
TUESDAY, the 3lst of March, 1874.
They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,
and have great many agents yet to hear from.
No dou6t is entcrtoined Of lie sale Of ercrH
ticket bcjore MedrawiMg, dutnhcther nU nre s"m
or not the Concert nm DrnDi"g anW poStftotCy
n,lA uucquioocatty tnke p'ace on the dny nam hr-
3D. and i any remain WnsoM they mill bs canc,h-
led a.d the prizes mill be reduced !" pro- orti"'
to the ,t,asoM tickets.
J Only $1,000 tickets have been issued and
1000 CASH GIFTS (Si,5OO.OOOl
will be- distrb ,ted among the llckrt holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, OF tenths,
and al fractional parts will be represented IN
the drawing just as whole tickets are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-20

rs,O WAGON MAkERS-We have on hand
snn.rior lot OF GUM, ELM and OAK
HIIBS. Which were made TO our order of season.
Cd TIM Der. These Hubs have been examined by
Competent nI judges and pronounced to be cheaper
md better thsn any heretofore brought to this
market. einvite an examination Our STOCK
of Rims and Spokes are OF Eastern l'ahulai. So
ture. and are far more durable and better made
than Western goods. Axles, Springs, Enamel
CANVAS and other goods in the same line alw"Is
in store and prices moderate. Call and see.
nov ID j. r. CREIGHTON & son.
I,uOlCE NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS
~ MOLASSES just received by
u. VIM. RAMSAY,
dec l6 Corner King and ST. Asaph SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-20
GOODS AT THE LOWEST POINT.

TASSIMERES.
We have lust received beautiful assortment
of Cassimeres and Sutings, making our stock as
Goa, plete rs AT any time during the season. We
have always on hard the best makes OF English,
French and German Goods, and will furnish
Suits in the very latest styles, guaranteeing ht
and satisfaction.
oct 2O D. +. WITMER co.