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Died at the residence D. Watkins III :ha town OF Lawrence
VILE morning 2jth Junc Mr. JAMES as
His death upopirxy, consequently sulsa Medical
SPOT every thing done for his restoration but
all Tine resident vi Baltimore, but ha1 ira
lied through the Union pursuing bis profession and uni
forr,ly secuted the OF all ~ho knew him.
b. foreign hands thy dying eyes wcrc closed,
By furcsr hanls tiny decent limbs composed
ny fore "a hands lby hutn3Ie grave adorned:
By strangers tonoT'd nnL by strangers monrued. -
Died. Amelia county, the residence Of Nh hos s. EfInc
ton ag June, M Epwis NJ CAnDozo, eldest son OF M
aiun Caiozo deceased o Powhaan Courthouse, ia the 2l
year his age lie young o. moral and m
bits uad hid fair make useful menc: o. society lilo has ei
fond and large family Of brothers and sisters to
mourn rrcparabc Hs his entire condolences
his Saviour and willing Snatioa to The Will
Col.
Died, PIcusan, Green, in tho county Of King william on the
9th inst the 64h year OF her Mrs. Elizabeth H. nio;asc,
Henry nheukc deceased Its cnush TO say ina
urctonac nah kind WIFE, pircn ifiehu anu
mistress and the devoted follower ef the Lord Jesus.
Died. at his residence, in Caroline county, VIM hnccson aged
g. affection OF the beast ilc died with lu A.
rc"ad telling his family he had lost none oil his
confidence in his Saviour.
Died Consumption his residence, in Richmond county, on
SucIav, 9th u, COL Albert Gaan flumme IN Inv oIth
Pummc hnj been member o: thc baP"
J.ru.a!cm esaon} for the last rh y"a ana m
m death hal taken active part n tie c'S"n'
exercises church, md is believed that his ccecase was mar
zralons cxcrtuns durin tho last cold
upright czsa the pIou cbf"tan tho xn nu
er=cnae tho good MASTER and long VIII MI
memory be held sacred by oil who kne" hiH'
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0gecy agencies in The States Territories Districts
SO destitute of banks, banks Of Opposite; and TO re.
ceive through such agencies such deposcs Of the public
money may be directed to be made al the prints de-
sgnGed, and to make such disbursements the public
service may require al those points; The duies md a'
bies of every bank thus establishing any such agency,
to be the in respect TO it's agency, hr duties
and liabilities Of depo'i.e banks sccrny aacr the pro-
visions of this act
Has tho u Sites I'VE take up the question in It's most
general n.ml my ri git 10 authorize Tie Bank os nne
STATE TO establish all Agency end lark Of DcTosit: IN
anoiheF? Co." hc T. S Itself establish Bank n! De-
r"sc within the b"r'rrs cf State :--lf cannot esa-
hah sucl agency directly can il indirectly aunr!2c
anu,;!rr S:a;. or the Banking institutions Of Gn"tl"r
Stat: ~ IL IL" s'Gie?-Fo paris, VIC bald
on Ike FIST blush IF the subject. that neither the
United States nor State Iaa such RIGHT, without the
consent Of the States within whose bIrdcs such aen-
cy is to he cslabiished-Yc deny Tie right OF the
Bank Of the United States (nov called; IT, establish
such Bank OF Opposite. Or agency. in f!:gria-and
maintain it 10 be the duty of Virginia. arrest its
operations. Once admit the right Of The Bank of TIE
u s. TO set up shop in Firgina-aud what foows: n.
tuition, than Thai Of the T. States. She oo may spread
her agencies in Frg nia-buy up oar exchanges-circu
laIe her no,cs-enoy The profits Of banking without pay
ing any bonus to the Siae-and crculnscrbc the profits
and impede the operations Of our Sa!e institutions.
If upon appeal TO the Stale Legislatures, they may
please to grant snch perHiSson lty too may regulate
the terms which The corporate privilege may DC ad-
ILled and exercised within The Stale.
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July Is.
EHOH,E'S
Exchange eyNG lottery Office,
RICHMOND VInG,yr.

HoYr, anxious to his country friends who are
paronizng him literally, lays before them the fol-
living splendid schemes, that they may have oppor
tunlty of enrlching themselves. we'll those who
nearer the Lotteries.
The last appearance of the 100000 Scheme, which
draws Thursday next, the 2lst inst.
u Tickets for the 100000 7israudria Lottery can
DC hnd at Hoyts in the greutest 1ariety
u Whole Tickets S50-Halves S25-Quarters $2
50-Filhs SlO-Eighths So 25.
A Certificate of a Package of Whoes ..... $500
Do..... do. ......... ..... HalYe, ....... 200
Do...... do. ........do ..... Quarters 100
Do.,.... do. do ..... Eighlhs ....... so
~ In this Lottery there not GU0 chances against
package drawing the Grand CapitM Prize Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND D0LL4RS! nor 30 against
q package drawing of the ten highest prizes; and
not Is against package drawing prize Of $500, or
upwards. d. NJ, HOYT.
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USIvEEsfTY OF VIRGINIA, June ~, lctO.
At meeting Of the Faculty: Professor Tucker offered
the following Preamble aud Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Tie Faculty OF the University of Virginia having this
day learned The death Of James Madison, formerly Presi
dent of the United States and late Rector OF this In.
slitution, would not do justice TO their feelings they
did not record their profound OF his exalted worth,
of those talents and public services which made hun the
pride and Of his country. and OF those MILD
virtues which proved all unilng source CT happiness to
all around him.
On the services Of this lustrios il is
10 DWELL fr what American docs nat know the parts
which James Madison acted III the public councils OF ms
country And what Yirginan needs to be reminded o!
the unrivaed force Of his tongue and his pen in defend
ing her most cherished prnc ples These monuments OF
his political wisdom endure long the love OF
country Of freedom shall lind place in their hearts
But this moment when his mortal career has just terln
Mated minds rrcSlstlby dawn from The glory o
the and statesman 10 the merits of the mano tina
perennial cheertuness which aye could not dim and mol
even disease could overcloud-to that decacy and
yty and kindness, which would still have made him one
of the most amabe Of men. Though his Hatchcss pow
crs OF conversation had not made him also OF the
most brilliant memories must always fondly dwell
on The pure delight have experienced in his society,
and we only mngle our heartfelt regrets with
those Of his afflicted widow. In obedience to these
feelings, therefore,
Rcsoired, That the Faculty of the University Of Viz.
pna in testimony Of their respect for the memory VI
Jas Madison former President of the u S., will wear
grape on the left arm for two months.
Resoictd, That copy of this preamble and resolutions
be sent to Mrs Madson feeble expression Of their
sincere and respectful coincidence.
J. A. &. DAVIS, Chairman Of the Faculty.
ALFRED T. MAeiLL, Secretary.
Tie Bank of The Uned States has declared divi-
l,,J orEo nj G,rI he . ending
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Tie Situation C0rrsG.iOh
Co1sisic,! Of ii Delegates, rep
rescn,ins 81 out Of The III cuun
ties in The S,Eio.
Their proceedings appear piri;
less: They convey no sutisfactu
Iy information ofpu5lic sentiment
and can give no pledge that Vii
ginia will 20 for Gen. Harrison Q
Judge White.
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a TEACHER WANTING.-The subscribers, re

a TEACHER WANTING.-rhe subscribers, re.
"A siding in surry county, Va, within miles OF Ca
bin Point, and in healthy neghbo'hood, wish tolem'
ploy Teacher for the ensuing year. To one who can
cone satisfactorily recomme nded as to character and
onalcaton 10 teachthe Latin and Greek languages En-
glish grammar, reading, writing geography, arithmetic,
Algebra and The higher branches OF mathematics an ade-
qan,e salary will be given: Any person who wishes
situation of that kind, will confer favor upon US by
writing neutrality-suspicious. directed to Surry Court
house d. & SAMUEL BOOTH.
July Is. 2o-~1W
"a OCUST AND RED CEDAR OR JUNifEh:I;1
IA Proposals will be received by the subscriber a,
TIE 18th August next, Cor furnishing and osSss u.
Boston, SALEM and Newbup0a MassnIou'sss
third aeach place. from Is 81 GOO 0eos and half
inches dameeE al the smaller end The same 6S,
ofcd cedar scepe,s n, 10 end six ard
aIr ;nohes diameter. The timber may be haiVea or
squared OF the same 0 JOHN M. FEssENDEN, :.
-. .... Engineer Eastern r. e.
Boston, July S.
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Loo REWARD.-Ran away from the Subscr!.
& &sB Der, on the ID inst, living in the upper end
Of Charlotte, ARTHUR, negro man, thirty five years
ems, Of Charlotte Courthouse, the Sunday following
where he has wife Arthur is about six feet high has
long bushy head Of hair, and his left Jaw.
will rive the above reward, If taken out of the counties
of Charlotte or Prince Edward-or ten dollars if lodged
in The ia of either of those two counties.
'.- THOMAS B. PAULETT.
Charlotte, 18th July, 1886. 20-4t
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Thursday, l4M July, 1886.


liz Wheat, there no transactions.
F,orR has been sold at 81 Ia cash, ard in consdcra.
Die quantity al 81 3s and 81 l2, 70 days-he market
is unsettled. $50 ,
TopAcco-lnsrcctioas are still cro"oed-PT'ces RUE
'''1 GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
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Tickets S5O-For sale by BIGGER, in Packages,
Wholes, Halves and Quarters. Single tickets and
shares in his usual great variety.
~ Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
cases tie original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings received.
Il. Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
MI 90
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I'm CHANCEGY-VIRGIslA. rules taken in the
Z Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Cncery Of Prince Edward county, the 4th day
Of July, 1896:
Jesse Hughes and Mary W. Hughes his wife, formerly
Mary w. Cheadie, Plaintiffs,
against
Josiah T. Cheadle lsham R. Cheadle Martha A, Chea.
die, Edward O'Kelly Almand, Elizabeth W. Amand
and Aun w. Armand, Defendants.
The defendant, sham R. Chesdle, not having entered
His appearance and given security according 10 an act
Of the General Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing that he is nhabtant Of this State
The motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel IS ordered,
That the said defendant, lshan R. CheadIe do appear
here on the first day of September term next and ar.
the plaintiffs bill. and that copy Of this order De
forthwith inserted in one Of the pubic newspapers
iyey. and also posted at the front door OF the Court
house Of this county. , ,,.o,,u..,
a Copy-Tss'e' D. D. "o'S7nA $685. " y.
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Virglnia Lees6uTg .7cademy Lo1ery, No. 4,
Draws Both July, 1886.
Grand Capi,as-S3U, 000 10000, G,000 5000, 50 Of
900, &c, Sc
Amounting 10 S136,lso, nearly half million Of
ney.-Whole Tickets $40, hal9es SIS, quarters 81 SO.
A certificate Of package Of Is whole tickets in this
magnificent Lottery will be sent for $40 and shares in
proportion,
To be had in packages single tickets in the greatest
variety, at the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the
sign Of the Eagle
u Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed BY return
mail, with the prompt attention personal appi-
cation and tho result given (hen requested) imnledi
atcly after the drawing-if addressed 10
July Is [2O-lfl d. M. HOYT
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MARRIAGES,
DEATHS

Married. 9th inst. BY The Reverend John Woo!IlsF Mt
SIr Miss GABARELA third daughter Vi M " H.
linn ForIll.,, SEN. all oil Powhatan county.
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THE CONTRAST

On the 4lh of July, two political Conventions assem-
bed-lhe one in Virginia. and the other in Pennsyg ania
What contrast is exhibited between them!
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The public arc aware tina. in the year 1884. Gii.
fcully occurred between Mr.. VIM S Archer, then 4
member of Congress from the Amelia District and the
senior Editor of this paper which led to unpleasant
controversy. Mr.. Archer had just before changed his
political COURSE it seemed 10 Us, and became aIenaed
from some Of his former political friends. 1t was as
crbed in another quarter to his opposition to the prov
sions of the bill carry into effect the revenue laws Of
the Union, commonly called the Force Bill, and parcu-
arv that feature in il which, in certain contingencies,
authorized the employment of force. We were satisfied
that this was error and that Mr. A intended sup
port that part of the bill and we at first entered into
the controversy with view of correcting that error.-
But, in this discussion. led to go further, be-
ing as thought, justified by the information we had
received orally and otherwise, in a:crbng to MI A.
other motives for the change in his course than any dis
satisfaction Growing o.! the nf Government.
In these publications. dsclaeI all .'personn amino.
silly" towards Mr.. a. We treated him only politi-
clan and public man. We intended To assail his
veraci.y his character n gentleman. On the Sd
October, 1884. made explanation in this paper,
which. from information received subsequent 10 our first
articles: thought due 10 him, and which is in these
words:
In Justice TO Mr. Archer pubs. pa.
Gle for the Nai"nal nteI:racr which 10 have passed
his along with tho OF the Go1e upon That hrti
Tie relations which su5;si between NJ a and ourselves
shall pevgn; foa. Swing, in tic spirit which ac;nac'
OF the Globe, that tho the Force Bill
;sac'oy-aad we w'nl c:c on ;e a"k question,
ii the latter referred By the Globe also before u
The attitude in which were then placed to.
wards each other, (ty verbal message from Mr. A.)
prevented us from making such explanation on aao-
tsr point, as Mr. A. mght wsh and which, under other
circumstances, would have made. %0w, that all the
feelings Of that day have passed away, we are willing
70 declare in the fronkcsl spirit that intended
to assaii MIR. 4 5 vrracity character gentleman
and he declared Ina! the motives ascrbed to him fox what
We considered his change Of political course, did not exist
Il declaration confirmed Gar they CO. by the exPa
nations Of the Washington Globe. previous 10 the ID Of
Octpber and also by letter received since The Sd,
from gentleman at Washington, conrcrsant with the
Transactions Mr. v Buren,, re are Tree to aanIt
that as We have done injustice 70 Mr.. Al by publishing
certain mpuatinns (as we admitted in this paper Of the
I'd October, ls:i,l may have done him equal in
Justice in publishing the other charges, founded on the
assumption Of such noiives-and are wiling to with
draw Them
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ESOR SALE, Locus, Gro1e, the residence of the late
q Colonel Thomas Minor, deceased. This Farm
lies in the county Of Spolsylyania miles south Of
Fredericksburg, on the Mat,apony River, and contains
about 1900 acres; upwards Of 300 Of first rate low
grounds, equal to any land in Virginia. perfectly secured
from any reshe, b. canal 50 feet wdebesides the low
grounds, large portion Of The high land il first
farming land; the uncleared land bring well ,imbered
with oak, hickory ash, SC. The Improvements consist
Of dwelling house. kitchen barn. stable garden we'll en-
closed, negro houses, orchards, &c, &c.
The Railroad from Richmond to Fredericksburg
passes within mile Of this farm. 1t is very seldom
that so valuable farm is offered for sale. For farming
planting grazing there but few farms in Eastern
Virginia equal to it; the Mattnpony low grounds for to-
bacco corn wheat or timothy, universally known to
be the best lands in Virginia.
This valuable estate will be sold at public auction, Oil
The premises Thursday the 18th day Of August next.
on the following TERMS to VITA credit during the
tural life Of Mrs Minor and until year after her
DEATH the interest to be paid annually from the day Of
sale; the purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
grain this fall and be supplied with as much corn,
fodder, hay, stock, and farming utensils he may
require, on liberal credit Persons wishing 10 purchase
will be shown the Farm by Mr.. Carter the overooor,
the premises, or by either of the undersigned.
II. T. MINOR,
w. JACKSON,
JuIv IL I25-tds1 EXECUTORS nf Col. T. Minor
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Tie Harrisburg CORUsnt;oa
q! 40: ii on, o? 81 counties,
besides the city Of phllaGc!fhIa.
Their proceedings are full o!en-
;e'gy. They carry with them The
iruicc o!Penn-. lvania, ari DECLARE
In the most decided terms, that
'hc will 60 Tor Van Buren,. The
Pcnnsy'vanian assures every De-
moclat in the Union, tia: their
proceedings "may be taken by
,u' friends ,hrougi,n9 ihs Union,
- sreHaing thn voice OF u great
Iajnriry oithe people OF Pcnnsyl-
ivunIa. Is will La shcwu At the
! .Oninr clpciiuri.v
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500 O0O C.3pIT.iJ,- I,rk,ts s.

- t1HtIS
MryNand Lo!tsry, No l5--draws a5lh Of July,
Capitals-S?0 600, 5000, $780, 1900, 10 of 500.
&c, &c, amounting to Sill 500.
Whole tickets only S., halves 80 So quarters 81 Is.
certificate of package of % whole tickets will be
forwarded for sos, and shares in proportion.
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The Springs.-The LcwsburE Al!cghan man c. the 9Th
states that ':,Le company al the White Sup hnr amounts
to nearly three hundred. The Salt Red, Blue Sulphn!s
and Sweet Springs have also their usual numbers a; this
period Of the season.
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Ia Legislature Of Virginia, asking for two precinct
elections in the County of Henrico-one to be held at
the Short Pump the upper, and the other al New Mar
ket, in the lower end of the county
I,n, o. l-w4w
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TIE GENERAL. COERT.

The evidence on Mr Randclphs WIN is exhausted. ALT
the case is under argument. hr Taylor addressed
the Cour, on MondayMr Cook spoke parts Of Thursday
and Wednesday, on tie opposite side, viz: to set aside
the Will on the ground of insanity mr. Johnson spoke
yesterday; and Gen Jones will probably close the nrgu
Iuent Lo.day The Court may decide the case: aud rlss
tr.norrow
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Our private information from Pennsylvania confirms
these dcciarations-Tle following is specimen -
Ertraet Of Letter from Lancaster, PO.. Ju'y3.
'Beevc me, we shall give the vote of Pennsylvania
to Van Buren, and Jonson-and rest assured that Penn
svvania will he rescued from the dominion of the Bank
OF the L. States Hundreds and thousands. who, like
myself, seek and hold office 60 heart an hand for
the eXtirpation OF that monstrous institution
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they viii be moved to more favorable position. They
accompanied by body of mounted volunteers who
will relieve Capt. ~ Cants command.
Judge Randall the Superior Court Of the Middle Dis
tct has been appointed Lieutenant Colonel, vice Col
Cuthbert resigned. We understand that this appoint
mcnt has been very acceptable to The mounted Youn-
teers, who have been placed under his command
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M3OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
SON g. Uurant's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, {~alranted) at fair, moderate prices
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The Bank of the United States has declared a diY-
dend Of four per cent for The Elk months ending 4lh
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B.Sy OF EtBeIStA ,Julv Ii. IA

BANK OF FiRGlNlA, July To- 1885.
EEyHE President aud Directors Of this Bank not haT.
e. ing authority under the charter and bye laws Of
the institution accept the Deposes Of the public
ney Of the United States the conditions prescribed by
the act Of Congress passed the 23d Of June last
titled " an act to regulate the Deposes of the public
money, do hereby call meeting of the s,ockfodecs of
Of Richmond, Thursday the first day Of September
next for the purpose Of deciding the expectancy Of
receiving the Dep9s,cs Of the public nuney in the Sale
Of Virginia, the terms specified in the aforesaid.
Stockholders who cannot attend in person. will be pleased
to appoint proxies to represent them the meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
a. ROBINSON, JR., Cashier.
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FoRM OF PowEE)
Kaou a!l,rcn ~ these presents, That
OF do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy to represent at
called meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Viz
gina to be held Thursday the first day of September
next ct the Banking house. in The City of Richmond,
and in and behalf to vote respecting the pro.
position for which the said meeting has been called
In witness whereof, have hereunto set hand
md seal this day of in the year 1896.
Signed. sealed and acknowledged r. g,
in The presence Of H. 81
July Is. 2O-tdm
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" The Office of Vice President of the u. State.

for the Office of Vice President of the U. States
T. That we will use all proper and honorable means,
10 promote the success of the Democratic Republican
Ticket, presenting the of estimabe feowci5
items, proposed by the Convention of Delegates from
our last General Assembly, and from certain counties
and towns in this Commonwealth, as ELECTORS OF Mr.
Van Euren for President and Of Mr. Smith, for Vice Pre-.
sident of the U. States.
g. That when this meeting ndjon-ns, it will adjourn to
be held again at the Courthouse Tavern the second
Monday il August next
j. hat the Chairman and Secretary sign these pro.
ceedIngs, and the to lie forthwith published
in the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Constellation.
ID. And iastiy that the other Editors ut newspapers
throughout this State, favorable Inc cause herein sup
ported Er. rs ey are hereby respectfully requested
publish these proceedings in their respective journals
ARCHIBALD TlIWEATT, Chairman.-
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To the People Of Ha!jar, PHtsyraaia, Caartone and
Prince EIcard cOun!:sS and AZ others tcho may feel
Interested.
Two millions Of dollars will probably fall to Virginia.
under the distribution BILL which has just passed both
Houses of the Congress Of the United States; and, as
the people of this section Of the State have never as yet
received any Of the advantages Of The public expendi
ure meeting Of the citizens Of the above countless is
respectfully solicited Charlotte September court next
for the purpose of taking into consideration the proPriey
Of pctitionng the next Legislature Of Virginia. Tor the
passage of law 10 construct Rail Road from Danrle,
in Ptsyvana, to Farmvilr, in Prince Edward.
July is. MANY INTERESTED.
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BIGGER'S EXCHANGE.
AND LOTTERY OFFICE. RIcumoyn V,pc,x,,
TO BE DR4W.N NEXT WEEK.
$500, 900 !!!---2S, 600 !!--.lO. 600 !

no on,y 7l4U tickets in the Lottery-Alexandra Lot.
'e'y ICass A. to be drawn Washington July 81 1886
SO Moss drawn ballots
BRILLIANT SCHEME