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WANTS.

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
w rchandle Leaf Tobacco for the Mexican MAI
k.t Apply to GORDON a GOMILA,
iy:O st NAE 100 Ma. aAlne street.
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The following prizes are offered to the holders
of tickets:
One prize Of Fifty Dollars in Gold.
One prize Of Twenty-Five dollars in Gold.
Three prizes of Ten Dollars in Gold, each.
Ten prizes of Five Dollars in Gold. each.
Holders of tickets viii detach the coupons an
neXed.
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4 pocketful Of MONEY,
A pncketful Of money,
May b. realized.
May be realized,
Bv investment in the new scheme
BY Investment in the new scheme
or the | onislana State Lottery,
o. the Louisiana state Lottery.
T IL prizes amount to $40, 100,
The priz"s a.HNn-' - 80. iuO.
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIzEA
The nine remaining units Of tho same ten Oh
the numbers drawing the first three prizes win
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. l2i6 draw9
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
l241, 1912, 1243, 1874, 12s5, l247, l2la 1913
and 1850 will each be entitled TO 500 II ticket
No. 231 draws the second sl0,OW prize, those
tickets numbered 232, 233, 23l, 23j 236 Isl, 230
239 and $40 will each DO entitled to '32O6. n
ticket No. $50 draws tho third $1,000 prize,
those tickets numbered al, IA, 4l3, ~, 4A6.
446, 447, 44S and 40 will be each entitled TO $0M
Whole Tickets S10' Halves -, Qaastoss
% SO, Eishths - "a,
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT Dr.
DUCT1ON.
Orders 70 be addressed "a
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANy,
Lock Box So, p. q
New OrisGno.
Seno 2. 2. Money! Order. or Register vo11
letter iv13 In
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND FESTIVAL,
Under the auspices Of the
Hibernia Benevolent and Mutual Aid As.
ISOLATION Of Louisiana.
In Aid Of the Relief Fund.-
At the Fair Grounds.
Sunday, August 2, 1874.
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given TO all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par.
you'd anu Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent,
:va+'
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For Grand lsle-Leaves every Tuesday and Satur-
~ via Morgan Texas haIliUad at a. NJ. The nne
assenger steamer EOssier, W. L. Boaruman,
ter, l.. Walden clerk, will leave regularly above
rains winch leave at A. Nj. connecting with the Bos
er at the crussn bayou DIES AIlenandes. Tickets
can procured at the Of L. A. Whitney Co.,
and at the Railroad depots. Fare each way, ilclu,
.lis Railroad and Boat Us 10, meals extra. Baggage
checked through to boat. For further particulars
apply to Z. A WHITNEY CO.,
III I'm and all Steamboat agents.
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DR.. w. Il. Austin, residence and Office 5S7
II, Charles near First street Juice hours from to
. A. H. and from half past to half-past z. NJ.
Slate at Geo. A. Fos,lick y Co. s. No. 81 CarOndelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended tO.
II
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Tram ny the Greal
lack Railroad Route leaves the Depot the foot
ii Calliope street O'Clock z. NJ, connecting with
Il. fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
.ce Cars on all trains. jy4
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~ CARVER COTTON GINS - WE HAVE
II. now on hand large assortment Of these
Z, .eDrated Gins, alss Gin Material Ut all desclp-
til Ms, which we offer for sale al reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents L. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers III Bagglng, Ties and Twine.
ivtI I'm, v" y '''@'.'', t"t nt
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APPROXIMATION PH1ZEA
approximations Of s2OO each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
prize are -: s ~ @ $500
Representations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of tho Same ten
Of the number drawing tho $l0.00e
9 approximations Of $500 each fov the
nine remaining units " the same ten
1T the n..,.i.or drawing tho $4,000
prize arc. 1sOV0
26O prizes, amounting to. ....~..........s74A0 400
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~ RAND PICNIC
VI BY THE
. AR HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY No. /.
Seventh district Late arrOllton.
At the Gardens Of Mr.. Dan Hickok, Sunday
afternoon, August 2, 1874.
Moon rises at ~, and music by Charley
Jaeyer's Band,
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SUMMER RESORTS,


BARNES HOTEL.
MISSISSIPPI CITY.
The largest .a Hotel on the coast < y. eps1
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persona
Band Of Music engaged for the season Pm.
ties coming viii ask conductor TO put them on q
Barnes Hotel Station, half mils west Of main
depot.
Per month, $50 and go, according T. rooms.
Per week, ST 50.
Per day, 50.
J. D. kAYRR ca,
jy15 2m ProprietorA
RLADON SPRINGS, ALA THIS FAMOUS
- Watering Place Ia NOW open for tho seasea
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY and SATUH.
DAY EVENING, arriving at NaGfon next dAy.
Board per day y 50; week us; month "a CAild1sn
and cOlOred servants half price Isaacson Neixas
Co, glOcers 66 and 81 Common street. are agents fR
the sale Of the Blad0n Water In basralA aud are au
thOrized to make arrangements with families for th0
season, and viii furnish further information.
ivy I'm NAE J. CONNER 4 co, Pr0psietafA
TlEGARDEN HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY, hlsa,
under the management Of Col J. O. NIXON. i, opea
for the season.
Board per month tof four weeks) 40 %
BOar.l per day Observation-Disclosures. 50
Children and servants half price. je0O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall Louisiana State Amateur Rowing AssoeiA-
ton > djourned Regular Meeting THIS DAY, July
20 1874 at o'clock r. NJ. at Hawkins Club Room.
WIN II. MANNING, President
IA tim
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Office Of the New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner Barunne and Common streets = New Or-
leans july l. 1874 - Notice to Stockholders
At meeting of the Board OF Directors Of this
company, held the 18th ult., dividend Of
tx dollars per share declared from the profits OF
he last six months payable and after the 18TH
ust The transfer books will he closed from the 81
% the l4lh inst
iyl I'm WIN. s. BROWN, Treasurer.
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NOR KENT-AT 800 PER MONTH, FROM
II LIST October next: tenement No. 273 Camp
street. Inquire at No 235 ST. Charles street &c If
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10, OOO TICKETS. ........ TICKETS ONLY ga
HALVES, QUARTERS AND KJaHYIlS IN PROpODqloNs
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rlNo RkNT-lHE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
i from LIST September, 1914. Ii Is OF brlch, two
stories high with slate roof and covers four lots OF
ground and faces both Fulton and Front sire. Is.
between j ulia and No re Dame streets. For terms
apply t. RANDOLPH, SINGLETON q BROWNE,
..,,.,..r ANN, Matt N.Chez streets iylGtf
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A TWO-STOKY HOUSE, NO. GA
Il laibo, NJ, between Gravler and Common,
within half square Of the market gas in all depart
mets; be had ut reasonable price, by apply ing
On premises JJ5l u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24

8 CONFERENCE OF ClrrzsNs. k conference
of Conservative citizens or Richmond took
place I'd the Circuit Court room Isst night,
Mr. Thomas w. McCance presiding. a
petition was drawn up and signed requesting
the City Conservative Committee to post
pone the primary election to some date later
5adge Robert Ould, Judge W. w. Crump,
.Ar.E Peter w. Grubbs, General Peyton
w lSe, captain w. C. CarringtoD. and ar
Z. w. McCance, was appointed to confer
with Colonel John 81. Guy, to urge him to
declare bimself a candidate for Congress.
Those present signed call upon Colonel
Guy, and a committee of five was designated
to obtain other signatures to it. The con-
ference adjourned to meet at O'Clock Sat
urday night. z
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAYORS COURT Mayor Chiles yesterday
disposed of the following cases
Beverly Gray, arrested by Officer Jones ON
a warrant from Richmond for disorderly
conduct, was sent to Justice White for trial.
Margaret Jones and Lucy Cole, charged
with petit larceny, were discharged.
Robert Lewis, larceny, was sent TO the
chain.gang for fifteen days.
All these parties were colored.
The examination of Wyndham Gregory,
for assault on Joseph Wells, will take place
this morning at O'Clock, if the injuries OF
the latter will permit.
New BuILDINGs.- Handsome frame tene-
ments have just been commenced on Eighth
street, near Stockton, for Henry and Mrs.
William Hall on Eleventh street for Mr..
James Abbott, and on Thirteenth street MIR.
Samuel R. Owens, Sr., will in few days
commence the erection of several large
buildings. In the lower part Of the city MI.
William C. Mayo is still erecting small tene-
ments without number.
PERsoNAL.-C. C. Walter, Esq, the popu.
lar and efficient superintendent Of the Belle
Isle Mission Sabbath school, has resigned his
position on account of ill.health and other
engagements. His successor will be chosen
Sunday.
Every day brings back some of the former
employes at the Government Granite
Works, drawn hither by the speedy pros
pect of the resumption Of operations at that
place.
LOCAL NoTEs.-A number of persons
spent yesterday hunting, fishing, &c, at the
old Warwick spring.
The picnic and ball of the Gay Young
Men of Midlothian, at The Huguenot Springs,
was in every way joyful success.
The HUsTNGs CoUR9.-An adjourned
session ofetbis court will commence this
morning at 10 O'Clock, at which time the
grand jury will be called.
The Cry CoUNcIL.-C Called meeting ol
this body tonight at o'clock. Several i'm.
portant committees will report.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING--A meeting oi
the stockholders Of the Manchester Cotton
Mills was held yesterday in Petersburg al
the office Of r. D. McIlwaine, president Of
the company.
The CITY EEGINEER.-One of the mos,
important offices to be filed by the City
Council is that Of City Engineer, as this OH
| Ger virtually has control of streets, water.
works and power, public buildings, and al
other public works, and the best and mosl
experienced man will doubtless be chosen
Never in the history Of the city has this po'
sition been of as much Importance.
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RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1874.
hessrs Thomas r. Price & Co. and others, and
II. Mezqer and others, representing the Ger
man, Conservative Clu6 Of Jefferson Ward: I.
Gentiemen,-I know of nc. better mode OF mani
fes,,np INV high appreciation Of the very great
commitment paid me by yeur favor Of this date
,,,op nv comprising with the request therein made.
I can, promise you If nominated shall put forth
my hest efforts to secure the triumph of our party
and If elected, 1t win be my highest aim to faith
fully represent the wishes and The interests OF my
constituents.
Very respectfully, you obedent servant,
jy 24-1t GlLbEni y. "AhhSn' "'iA-iA.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JULY %, 1874 Geo.
Atkinson, news agent, R. aud D. r. R.,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. c. p. Courtney, No.
1900 Cary street, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Susan c. Dudley, care E. r. Beadles. Han
over, Va; Mr.. Rsbert Firmly, Warm
Springs, Bath county, Va; Mrs. Mary A.
Follon, No. 2912 Twenty y-nintb aud Marshall
streets, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Harrison Car
ret, No. 81 Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va;
John H. Maloney, c. and y. R. K. shops,
Huntington, WA; Mr.. Tem5erlige, Fede-
rick county Miss Mary Watson, corner w.
Franklin and Adams streets, Richmond,
Va; Miss Ida B. Winston, 2oG7 Franklin
street, Richmond, VA; Powhatan Iron
Works, Richmond, Va.
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A PLEASANT ExcURsIoN.--O Wednesday
evening number of the young gentlemen
of Church Hill chartered the barge Green
bush and tug, and treated their lady
friends to short trip down the James, and
having provided suitable music, Of course
they tripped it on the "light fantastic to
their hearts content. Some excellent sing.
ing was also executed, and heartily enjoyed.
The party returned to; the city about a.
NJ, much pleased with the evenings enter.
tainment, and the wish was expressed by
many that the excursion woul1 be repeated
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TEE MILLER LEGACY TO TIE ALBEMARLE
AGRICULTURAL CoLLEeE.-Mr. Page, execu-
tor Of Samuel Miller, deceased, delivered
Yesterday to the Board of Education large
amount of securities bequeathed to the Agri-
cultural College in Albemarle county,
amounting to about Sl.loO,O00. The stock
consists in part OF Virginia consols, West
Virginia certificates, North Carolina bonds,
Pacific railroad stock, York River railroad
stock. Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana bonds.
The estimated value Of the whole is about
$500 600 or 100000.
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Police CoUKT, THURSDAY Justice White.
John Garabaldi, for; an assault upon John
Edwards, was fined 81 80.
Claiborne Thomas, a common thief and
yagraDt, was committed for six months in
default Of surety.
The ease of George Bryant (negro), charged
with stealing mule from e. 4. Gunner, was
continued Until July Both.
Charles james (negro), guilty Of stealing a
silver watch, was sent to Jail for 80 days.
John Edwards was fined 81 for drunken
ness. 5000 -.rs..
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DAVENPORT B CO., 1H P. NJ, at the Stock
Board, over the First National Bank, 2, 900 OF
the second mortgage eight per cent bonds Of the
Petersburg Railroad Company.
DAVENPORT & CO., ~ P. h, at the rooms OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, five shares Man
chester cotton m lit stock.
COOK &LAUGHToN will sell at their rooms, a,
10 O'Clock, an assortment of furniture, furnish.
ing goods, &C., &c.
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HOME SAVINGS BANK OF RIcHHoND.-Judge
Beverly K. Wellford, Of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted charter OF lncor-
poration to the Home Savings Bank OF Rich
mond. The capital stock OF the institution
is to be not less S5 900 nor more than SoO0,'
900, and it is entitled to hold as much as one
acre of land in this city. The ofhcers Tor
the first year are Charles S. Mills, president;
Charles Spencer, secretary and treasurer.
Directors: C. S. Mills, Henry L. Pelouze, V.
A. Favier, Henry Miller, Otis d. Russell, j.
A. Jeferds, William B. Derrick, S. Il: Jones,
Thomas P. Jackson, A. .. Long, and K. M.
Manly. l
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ATTEAPTEp SU1cIDE..-Y esterday morning,
about s O'Clock, Mr.. David N. Patterson,
aged seventy years, residing at No. 500 north
Second street, attempted suicide by cutting
his throat with a razor. He was discovered
by some member of the family, who stopped
him and sent off after surgical aid. Drs.
Bright and McCaw responded and rendered
the necessary medical attention, but it is said
that his recovery is very doubtful.
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PYTH1AN. ENDOWMENT PLAN. = Jefferson
Lodge, No. 23, Knights of Pythias, evening
before last unanimously adopted the endow-
ment plan, and elected as delegates to the
board MeSsrs. II. b. Cook, John B. Vaughn,
and James r. Lampkln. Four of the Rich
mond Lo6ges have now adopted the system
for the relief of the distressed and afflicted.
The committee are already at work perfect"
ing the plan and arranging for putting ltln
practicable working order at once.
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Acrs OF AssEMBLY.-The acts Of Assembly
of last session, including the index, have
been printed, and comprise a volume of 532
pages, being the largest since the first ses-
sion after the adoption of the new Constitu-
ton. That session was OF seven menths'
duration, and the laws passed made little
over 100 pages more than this volume. Con-
sidering the fact that the larger portion of
the present volume was approved during
the last three days Of the session, and also
that the Legislature met in January, which
extended the session one month later in the
spring, this work has been done With
promptitude.
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THE FEET.-Dr. SCHULTZ, the scientific chiro-
podist has returned, and can remain but few days
His patrons and sufferers from every species OF
corns, bunions, the diseases Of the nails &c. please
apply Immediately and be painlessly marlborough
il relieved, Ladies aud CHILDREN attended. cfice
No. y Nineteenth street.
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SUMNER ENcAMpMENT.-Comp "C'
Guard Of the CommonwealtD) met again
last night to consider the subject of the en-.
campment during the mouth Of August.
The company voted again upon the question,
"Shall Company 'C' visit the White Sui
phurW which was again decided in the
affirmative; but after the general meeting
was over, q number of the members assem-
bled and resolved to join the regiment in the
encampment ut Jordan Alum springs.
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DEATH op Mr.. R.tGLAzEBnooK.-M John b.
GlazebrooH, an old member Of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, died at bis residence,
in Henrico county, W Wednesday, in the sixty.
fifth year of his age. His remains were
brought to this city. and bis funeral took
place from ST. Paups church yesterday morn
Ing ut 8 O'Clock. 1t was largely attended by
the friends and relatives OF the family.
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SPRINGFIELD SECTION. c. OF 81. AND t.
This section elected officers the night before
last. The board of governors is composed
as follows: John +. Sbinberger, w. g.; j.
Il. Rddick, 1st A. g.; 7. c. Mobiles. I'd a.
g.; James S. Baughan, 81 A. G. The sec-
ton is in prosperous condition.
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A FAMILY OF VAeRANTs.-For severn

"A FAMILY OF VAGRANTs.-For several
DAYS the wife, two daughters, and little
son of James X. Livingstone ALIAS Van
Ness, have been in the city depending upon
the charity of the public for subsistence.
Yesterday they were oil committed 10 jail ior
ten days as ,vagrants in default OF surety.
The mother and children are neat respect
able-looking people, but have. peculiarly
free-and.easy and bold manner, probably ac-
uuired BY the wandering life they have led.
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TIE PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-At the last meet.
ing of the City Conservative Committee conn.,
missioners and clerks of the primary election
were appointed for Clay, Monroe, and Madi-
son Wards. At the meeting of the commit
tee tonight appointments for the other
wards will probably he made, and the pro-.
Ipriety of postponiDg the primary election
some ten days or two weeks beyond the
time fixed (2Sth instant will be considered.
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BowLER's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-Tbe
steady and Increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. bowler to
arrange with the well-known firm OF w. d. Blair
& Co. TO supply hts family trade. Mr. Louis Euker
700 Broad street. supplies Bowler's Ale aad Porter
In bottles. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewerv,inromptIy filed.
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CR1A1NAL.-An examination Of the case
of Louis Beverly (negro). charged With tel-
iopiously stabbing. Daniel Carter (negro),
took place before Justice p. G. Larns on
"wednesday, and the accused was sent on to
the grand jury Of the Circuit Court of Hem
rico county, at the October term. Bail Was
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DAyeL 1914 BLEACKED sHEEr1SG Is The best
cotton sheeung manufactured, being hner and hea-
vier than any heretofore manufactured. LEVY
BROTHERS have Just received case OF IL, and VIII
be pleased to show II 10 their customers:
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
CONSERVATIVE ENOMINATINGC CON-
" VENTIOE-FIRsTC sTCONGRESSIONAL DIS
TrICT.-By virtue Of authority vested In us as
members Of the State Conservative Committee, we
hereby give notice that District Conventions, COM
posed ofrhe counties the First Congressional Dis
trict will be held at Tappahannock on WEDEES-
DAY, August 9th, at IL NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating Conservative candidate for Congress.
j. w. GILLETT,
of Accomac; El
A. N WELLFORD,
OF Richmond county;
Z. b. MUNTAGUE,
.+1-i of King and Queen;
District Members OF the state Committee.
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Ir ANY ONE DOUBTS that LEVY BROTHERS has
the largest, best assorted, anG cheapest stock OF
linen goods they have but to call and examine their
stock. You viii fnd table-cloths, napkins and tow
els which quality and win surpass any ever
exhibited In this city. II 4. sf ,.sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24

TRANSFER PRIHTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements. way-oills &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letter-prss book. Send your orders
for printing these inks, and for all other descrip
tions OF printing. to the Dispatch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24

FIFTY MILLIoSs.n-Subscrb who have paid
for ;. FIFTY Millions,n by MozIs ADDUMs, will
please call at j. T. ELLYsoa's and get their copies
The book Is or sale at the principal bookstores.
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PARTIcULAR ATTENTION. tscslied 70 ttle STOCK OF
iMarseilles quilts which LEVY. BHoTHERs are now
selling at about one-third less than regular prices
These quiltswere purchased by the case from first
bands, which enables them 70 retaii them at Mhole
sale n,fces
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GREAT: REDuCrIoS.-In order 90 reduce their
large stock OF resdy y-made clothing Messrs. r. b.
Spence. q Son have marked down their goods toi
the very lowest mark. They have on hand quite a
varied line Of business SUITS also linen and alpaca
coaes, light nndershirts aud drawers. Their stock
of neckties comprises all Of the latest novelties
For good aud cheap goods call at 90 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24

TRANSFER PRINTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to oe done in these inks to the
patch Printing House.
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EYou CANNOT do better than to 60 70 LEVI Bro
THEIRS and purchase your dress goods for ladies'.
Their stock Is large,the assortment excellent, and
prices way down to sfe bottom. la5
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Low PRICES AND CASH DOWN for good goods Is
the rule between WILKINSON & WITnERs and