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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11
EEOI'IrS Court OF Fortune.
Nov 90

EDERSONS ordering tickets in any Lottery, should
be- very particular TO address their letters TO us
Also when visiting the city, they should apply to US Tor
tickets as we sell larger Prizes and cash them on better
terms than any other vendors living. Adventures
should bear in mind that luck is good, though
the luck OF others may have been good hereto
fore We are taking the lead of every Thing. We have
sand, and Of Forty thousand Dollars either of which
larger than any prize sold 10y any vender in Vr
ginia in combination Lotteries
Since the above have had the pleasure Of selling
in one Lottery, two Prizes Of One Thousand Dollars
and in the Lottery which drew Saturday last. sold
no less than Eleven good Prizes. One OF Thousand
was sent TO 4 gentleman in the cnunry-one of Five
Hundred sold at the counter-one of Two Hundred and
Fifty to another by cerfcate-and 10 club OF gentle
who sent for package, We sold one Prize OF Iwo
Hundred and Fifty Dollars one of One Hundred and
Fifty and of One Hundred, and large number of
Foriips Twenlrs, &c, &c. Is not this proof that our
luck far surpasses that OF oil other vendors? The year
lS3S winds up with lot of splendid Schemes We
hope in the of the month, TO send each OF our
old patrons (as W II oil new Who disposed TO
s.nd on orderl large CAPITAL
AS luck the Court of Fortune is good, we hope
to have the pleasure of receiving order from all Of
old patrons that in any losses have been made
they may be reimbursed. We determined, that all
who palronze u.s. shall be served with large Capital
Therefore, wilhou. delay, forward your orders to
d. NJ. HOYT
Richmond. Va
n b. Tickets in any of d. S. Gregory a. Co.'S Lot
teres advertised by any one, can be had of d. NJ H.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Glass a, drawn
9Th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
73 az 6 81 % 30 81 e. 60 60 o.
The following few of the prizes sold and cashed
by Hoy, in the above Lottery the greater part of which
sent to the country:
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The Haldcr Of the Capital mW rscrirc $50 900 nett!
u 100 PRIZES OF 81 UOO!! n
virginia MOmOngalia Lottery.
Glass z fnr Ic3c.

Class Z Tor Ic}c
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Dec. 90, 1888
10 Nos-l2 dawn ballots.
BRILLrAHT ScHEME:-S35 800, $4,000, 5000, 5000
573-l0O Prizes Of 600, rs Of 3OO 6G Of 100, &c.
Tickets only $40.
A Certificate OF Package of IS Wholes will be sent
for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
~ Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Ta,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prolpt attention personal ap.
pica,ion and The result sent (when requesed mmedi-
ateIy after the drawing.
Sov 81 5S-tf
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS OctOLer, 1o3-
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.


H. H. JENKINS is opening an entire new Stock OF faH ann
Winter Dry Goods, consisting hundred packages no."
received and rec"vn. These Coo" have been purchased " que
ton Tor cash. oi them at sacrifice on the cost :" I'M
portation and all will be found aud iails
and others invited Goods, which will be sold
reduced prices Tor credit hcccpianc,s
cLOTHs, CAssMEREs VEsIINGsAn excellent assortment
Of each article Of styles Of this Fairs PurchasGuo old goods
BnNrTsScyeta bales OF Rose and Whitney Bed Blankets,
London Duff Blankets bargains Negro Blankets al"
heavy colOrrd Horse Blankets
SsrusErs KEUErs, KrSrucK, JE,s,, llArn PLp LIS
Clothing.
LSE> LINEHs, beached in full and half
pieces all styles Cambria andkchlrfS; Tuwcrgs OF various
Birds Eve Dapers, Table Linens,
pcTs, kcutIn.s &c, &c. ~ .
CALcoE>I entirely style Muslin &c Lam and Chaly
pattern cnIcoc Of Pasnn manufacture. Ladies' ~" md IN "lr
CANT PRINT at y, yard, rGuang the most iashIonb" 'has
in beauty Ao mourning and hall mourning Cacors, aud tH
Goes al IA cents 10 the finest STYLES.
FURNITURE patterns and cheap,
at pence, shilling. md finer goods
SILK GuODs MAIERI,Ls LApIEs DFEssEsE'o'
plain and figured Chay SILK Goods, many OF
style, rich AMI elegant
-tNlcs Sh1wl- Dress llkfssomc
Of exclusive styles, and auction, bargains.
CAFES COLLARS WORRIED GoopA variety Of work
cd Lace and Muslin CaPes Collars designs 900 Col
lars from auction al 2s 3D. and 3d., which about half the
value
FL,NNELsWhc and Flluncs all prices and qualities
FL.NNELs-t;0ud Canton Flannr cheap
nets, fall shapes
Hosiery GLorEs-Evcy description of those Goods will be
found cheap and GOOD
poMEsric Shngs Sheet
ings, all kinds and nj good bargains
GESTLFNES.
1000 Stocks Of plain aud figured silk aud elegant M and
Velvet NeSiinys styr Iasmerrs chrnu and Fashionable
Gum and Buckskiu usPrndcr; Gloves m
UHrrlns silk and linen Pocket Adkf. silk bnkskn lambs
WOOL aud Nisona SiTis Drawers Linen Collars and
Linen iiOsOps iylcs, &c
The above comprises only few of the desirable articles in this
stock of NEW GOODS, which viii sold cheap for
cash. whole sale ~ retail.
Ocr2 Irwin
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VHK E. F. NASH-Uea Sir: The Piano Forte which boue"l
w of ,nu huppy say greatly admired both by those
who eyes those who have Its tone 'svey e sna
being all harsh, and soft without being
wry Better judges than myself, and IN whom am w''hs "
the touching such matcs have pronounced
" "o' ~ sin. rcsnrctfully YOURS Z. s. MILLS.
Richmond, Sept. -, 1888. -. ,,.;;,
eon.er it plan e; the public see what ssd
of ms Foes by those who have bought ana ea hem
than 10 make auy strong in their behalf myself
~ E. p. NASH, Petersburg. ID,
Book Store side Sycamore street. Piano baehoVs> iost sac
Two Sycamore street.
p TO open, IN connectoh WIN wy
Puuo Forte side OF sycamore sce' 10 ts
general ieb will be kept ss
sor,ncn description OF music Tor the fiano pha
Violin, &c, together with handsome assortment, o. he
u . advertisement. e :, ~
Nov 81 oo-"'"
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Hearing and Eye sight Restored.

YORK paper Saith TINT remedy therefor to be had OF Dr.
- GREES OF Bethlehem, Pa
proves afcion caused by nervous weak
NESS the remedy health nndsensh to the whole nervous
system.
Now-accordins to the Doctors practice and principles
That much gt hsc art Of Physn)
consists
I in kyoriHg rhen o girt it,
The restoration brought about "oul physc; without
giving medicine; hathbe experienced he Editors
family well in the families Of many OF hi. neighbo
therefore, and return tor such rncts
make the above kLo~ for the good of fellow citizens similar
distress.
Fora fee Of for,iy- fee $40
assistance sent for times neigh
bOTs may tt per mail free Of postage.
And other sickness besides deafness and loss ofcye sight,
happening help sent for such sickness without any charge
pie using his assistance and learning help 'heme,eso
restore and their hearing their ryesghi and Their hearth
nsaincy follow their customary business md h'" ~
usual. f27-wGm Aug 10
IN CHANCERY-VRGSIA-At rules held Clerk. oihcn
of the Circu Superior and Chunce Tor louisa
county Mt the Conrhouse thereof on the first day "i
Augustus Parsons, ihdih'H
Fanny frances Young John W ZachnHe ref,
kIns, late shefH OF Loun, and a. SUCH ndn,hi'H'o "
Anderson who, his lifetime sheriff bl Lnuh, ano atuch
administrator apponec Of ThomA' Peers deco, DEUS;
The plaintiff heretofore fled has bill 10 inloin ana fa'n W"
said John W. Peers from acnins sRd TO snbect 10 claim o. hs
plaintiff tract of land Lousn wherein he said John feo
has rcrersion. ah,r he Fanny Young. life estate
Tie w Peers not having enoredhis ap-
according law and the rules "i s
Court and appearing satisfactory evid" that be not an
this State the motion Of the plaintiff by his coun-
said John w Peers 60 before The
ncv, Term Of said Court the Hill Of the plaintiff,
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
paper the Of RchU Ond D Fredercksbu
for months successvey and posted at the front d"or the
Court house Of this county on some court Jay.
A Copy-Teste,
Oct3l t5O-wsw'l JOHN HUNTER c &:
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u. s. STEAM FRIGaTE FULTeg, }
New York Nov 26- LIZ.


Pcnimus- Ptdimus-FtcimuS!
On Friday morning We sent word to the Great Yves
terms Captain that we should accompany them down to
The Hook, and after playing about in the river aud bay
for three or iour Tours, our competitor followed aitf
and when she fairly under way about one mite
from The city, We turned abont one THIRD OF mile be.
hind her, and minutes alongside of her, and
tn thirteen more she gave II up; we being then hall
nile ahead o! her, beating her at the rate al TWO and
quarter miles in hour, and carrying BUT fourteen
inches Of steam, and making revolution per minute
less than have often made.
We had several gentlemen on board, together with
the Commodore, and wished 10 show them that we
could beat her without any unwonied Pxrrens. Not
fraction steam than did for thirty hours
The last tteea hours Of the trip encounternga heavy
blow, and some sea With twenty inches of steam
and triiDmed by the stern beat her three miles
hour easily. We had a board OF the Great
Western 10 note their and have ascer'aned
that they did their best; in fact that was very evident
10 all for the steam rushing out Of her blow off
pipes at rate that would have red observer 10 think
they intended TO let all escape, and coming TO an
anchor. She fairly left fog behind her. while with us
not particle was 10 be SEEM voice 10 be heard
We passed her rapidly that constantly open.
ing the iand' in front Of her.
As 10 depression that against usfnr our engines
and wheels sat for nine feet water ne and we drew
eleven feet three inches-and whether depressed
by Goals or shot, guns, spars stores, &c matters not
as long immersed below, rather above. our
trim; the Great Western, with all her fuel out will not
tighten what we are depressed beyond nine feet
Had We been beaten, every person in New York would
have been duly informed Of it; il u.s. notice has yet
been taken Of il Globe
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Nov -

DUMFORD ACADEMY The Exercises of this
HI Institution will be continued by the subscriber
the ensuing session commencing on The 18th Of January,
and terminating the 18th of Dec-n this school will
be taught the Latin, Greek, and French languages Ma
philosophy Mathematics, including Arithmetic Al
zebra Geometry, Plane and Spherical 1rgonometry and
Surveying together with all the branches of the Eng
sh language usually taught in preparatory schools Pu
pills studying the Classics will devote portion of their
time TO English Grammar, Geography, Composition,
History, &c.
The Boarding department, hitherto conducted by MIR.
Samuel Robinson, will be under The exclusive manage.
men of the subscriber.
TERMS:
Board, including every thing, 500 90
Tuition, 80 90
One half payable in advance, and The balance on the
1st September II the pupil furnish his own bed and
candies a deduction Of $40 will be made.
TAddress, RUMroRD ACADEMY, King William. Va.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
Nov 90 56-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11
S35 ,294-SIO 0OO-lUu Prizes Of $ ,0OO.
virginia State Lottery,

For the benefit of the hlonongalia Academy
Glass No Z for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday.
December 29h lo3S 49,,
BRrLIIsST ScHEME;-CnpaIs S35 .294 10 600, o,ooo'
5000, 49, 100 of .OOO ID Of 800, DO oil lVo, &C
Tickets only Sl0-Halves 5-Quarlers %
Certificates of Packages Of 20 Whole lckels Si4o
Do do ~ Hall 90 ~
Do do 26 Quarter do 80
II Orders for Tickets and Shares or Cert'hca,es OF
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, Will re-
ceiye The most prompt attention, and manuscript &C
counts Of each drawing sent Immediately alter II is
over to all Who order from Address
CHASTAlN CLARKE,
Richmond, Ia.
Nov 90 Std
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TO TIE CITIZENS UE JJRGLNLi.
PETERS
TEGET.3BLE .j.NTJ BILIOUS
Pills

HAVE been long purposes be-
meath, that they justly held the highest s-mh"n
the which the Of American
has penetrated The fact best hy the
patronage that they ENJOY all directions; which patronage
CrcaSIns such that with .cEt difficulty he
all III" that the pnpfiu
supply orders.
Certain persons stgatrd by their hivc hrcn
c0uptytch PEJER PLLs, and uuLuAvOrg
palm their compounds upon ia. public part. ct
the world the md thereby valuable
lives eopnzcd order the pockets Of pack
of atfOCOu> villains
In order remedy this gans md desperate imposition the
chaser take csprci look The fac me OF the
petOrs signature, which viii be fond the cnud
each box Of the real PLIExs Puts the 0uHfg
VI vbich Is drSe JtipRy.
Therefore, purchasers will only pny attention oh they Viii
be SAT, imposition D Peters b., offered and hereby
offer. THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD ioi the Apprehension
any person who oHHtb hi. garca ar "hrh has thus
ia hereafter deter an! mpoor tom tempting ha-
zardOuS spccu'1ii0n
The following complaints few Of IN" many for the at
Peters Pills widely celebrated Billion, Fc-
yer Fever Doy Liver Compliant, Enlargement Of the
Spleen Crkr Headache llaua Cos'cu">s, Lowness
of Spirits Los, Of Appetite Indigestion and Sooness of Stomach
tni all peculiar Females, they vi" be found
highly beneficial.
Prepared Jos Pies Peters, ~ d. NJ" i29 Liner street,
New YORK Each box contains 10 pill. Pcr 80 cents.
For BY all the principal Druggists RI hn mud and ht' ugh
the I. :. Ia3-"I,I Oe' -
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DETROIT, November %
a Sei=ureThe steamboat illinois, which left here
day since under the charge Of General Brady in
pursuit Of patriots which supposed to be
hled ewhere Lake Erie, returned last evening
having a small schooner in tow which captured near
Gibraltar The schooner contained between two and
ihree hundred stand Of and quantity of ammun
lon designed for the invasion of the Canadas.
Daily 1drcrfiser
The Montreal Gazette of Saturday week says that The
trials Of prisoners for political offences would commence
on Wedne sday last. The Judge Advocates thr Hon.
-. Mondelet, @. G.. Charles d. Day, Esq q, G and
Captain Muller, Of the Royal Regiment in whose favor
warran, has been issued, naming those gentlemen 10
this Office The names Of number OF prisoners are
puhlished-all French Canadians Some Of them have
offered to disclose the and plans Of the insurgents
in several districts Arrests still frequent.
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ENDUCATlON. Having employed very compe.
HNL 1enI Tenchnr MIR Mny ! [ shall I'M The Gtsl dav

EDUCATlON. Having employed very compe-
EL tent Teacher, (Mr. May | shall on the first day
OF February next open Male School at PaneVie, Ame
liza, Virginia, in which will be taught Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, use of The Globes, Algebra, Ge
omely aud Trigononetry for ten dollars per session Of
five months Aso the Latin, Greek, and French Ian
guages, for fifteen dollars per session of five months
Board he obtained in the village with the Teacher,
lsewhere for fifty dollars per session of five months
Those who wish to contract for hoard should make early
application. as | am determined to limit the number Of
pupils TO twenty and TO admit into the School,
who cannot give evidence Of his good moral character.
JOHN T. JETER.
6The Richmond Wing and Religions Herald wcopy this, and
ulvc their with Ellis Elicit & Co., Richmond
Paineville, Nov %, 1898. 36-wSw
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NOyt'S office.

Col VIM. Wynn, the fortunate holder Of ticket Nos.
II 81 ~ which drew the nice little prize Of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS few days since, on Satur-
day last prese nted the ticket and received his cash
B For the 40 900 and other prizes 10 be drawn in
December please be particular 10 direct your orders to
d. NJ. HOYT.
Nov u 5S-tf
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AOyl's office.

nAILY prizes sent in from the country, and the
III fortunate holders receive their cash,
81 50 90 90 All three sold to club who
100" '' 4a % bought package
More money paid al Hoyts for prizes than al any
other office in The WORLD. Send orders 10 Hoyl if you
want large prizes
few DAYS since, Whole Ticket, Nos II 81 a. the
capital Of $4,000 sold and the cash paid prssenta.
ton Also Nos. 10 sc. prize of $40 OOO sold end
paid at sight either Of which bigger than any vender
in Richmond ever sold Be particular and send 10 Hoyt
for Tickets.
Dec 6U-u
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81
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
ODpOSite the BaI

Opposite the Banks.
THE Subscriber receiving from the and a
Piano Fones possessing latest improvement and hs
of touch and eness of tone, so peculiar TO hs'
Constantly on hand large assor,mentoi
Flutes FageoIets, Carionets,
Guitars. Violins Violoncelos,
Accordions Musical Boxes,
Horns Buges, and T'umpets,
Flies, and Drums. ro s,,;,os of sune,u, nua lirv,
Piano Forte Stools and Covers. bv the be.,
Also a large stock Of Music ior 'a''0'' 'u''''"''
comno,e,s and tho newest songs. .,,,,s
IrTPIanos fcla'e" 'fsiwIyi T. n. TAYLOR.
Jan 30 .et-"gj
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CIRCULAR

NR. PETERS, the proprietor of"PETERS' VEGETABLE AN.
II BILIOUS PILLS. would vrm h numerous cu,romrr.
throughout the United States he vii be trly 10
supply their orders, tmapy them by
which a.
which will greatly lncIiIiaie his operations.
lie would also hereby, h g'srcG THINK, the
upwards OF hunLfcd
July aud congratulate ihe parties concerned upon their
recovery.
Those usual bear evidence great
Of n" pills and billions fever aUndcr. SICK head
ache u"ness OF spIrO morbid affections, piles
And they al.O singular swelling,
oil which the had Guc3 aluo -nt y rnvroprG
nearly THIS Of is
will be Medical Society,
Reports.
Dr. Peters has only add proof Of efficacy that
hs Vegetable PIs that ony cLc
circulated in the United States.
Oct ~ 4i--wly
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EEOUt's Court of Fortune.

Yesterday gentleman from the country presented
our certificate and received the cash for Capital Prize
sold few days since. Such are almost daily occur
rences at Hoyts For the $4,000, and all other prizes
address D. NJ. HOYT.
NIB. The greater part of Hoy,'s prizes are sold to
persons from the country
Nov 81 0S-t
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Public Sale Of NEGROES.

Am the l7rh day of next month, (December,) will
sell by auction, for cash, without reserve, IN the
town of Gainesville at the tavern door, - NEGROES,
consisting Of men. women boys and girls of various
ages The age of each one will be made known, from
the hes, Of my knowledge taken from my register. At
the same time six eight Horses, II months credit.
Bond and approved security will BIZ required
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
November lG 5o-tds
~ Bit has been remarked TO me, that as have
sold one farm and kept two will sell the worst and
oldest of my negroes This appears, at first view, "a
lional calculation. Nevertheless, will say 10 those dis
posed 10 purchase, that do not believe have any that
can be called had negroes. If had feeling for those
which have served me long and faithfully, might be
prompted by interest sell them and keep the young.
But, such a would not accomplish the object
have in view which requires considerable of mo-
ney. venture 10 say then, that II my Judgment does
not deceive me, those who wish TO buy, will find fair
proportion Of likely young negroes Of good character,
and will have fair chance 10 do without any favor
10 any body.-The sale will begin at II o'clock.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Dec II G2-tds
SALE OF NEGROES Will be sold, at Thomsons
= Cross Roads, Louisa, the 2Sth Of December,
Eighteen or Twenty very likely NEGROES Terms Of
sale made known on the day of sale.
JNO. B. SHELTON,
Agent for James Shelton,
Executor Of Vim. Sheiton dec'd.
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FTER the subscriber been ubie to
pare Chemical Blickins after the Partisan fashiUn which
combines in eminent degree m the qualities so long and aeny
the the article II The leather
beautiful polish which will soil the whIc>t cambria
hindkchie aud itce from mould perfectly
soft.
The Backing usually sold in market has bccnn ="
the retail vendc OF liability TO mnnd and
become hard and unfit for All this loss he avoided by
curing supply OF The Chemical BOeking which the subscriber will
furnish wholesale and retail his mauuactOy, street. ShockG
Hill, Richmond, Va. 7. AUGUST, Agcrt.
1-lnfGm
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!ST7Yi.ITTO.S7jS Lottery Office.

Tickets in all the Lotteries, and the really lucky mum.
bers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office Look PIG
Capitals sold and cashed by Suatton-the All-Prlze
Seller. in little over twelve months.
S40,000!!
ind nfarIy many Prizes as Blanks.
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NOTlCE-An application will be made TO the LIE
IA gsla,ure of Virginia at its next session. for AT in
crease Of the tolls Of Mayo's Bridge.
Richmond, Nov Goth, 1893. 56-n6w
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Nov %
IsAGGER'S
Exchange HHd Lottery OntCe,

RICHMoSD, NIRuSIA'
Drawn Numbers Of the Aexandr sLntPry, Glass A,
drawn November H. 1888 500 600 Capital:
73 42 81 ~ 3 80 SO " 60 %
Tlcket-Nos . 40 %, capital prize Of $4,000, sent
BY Certificate 10 the Country and will be paid at sight
by Bigger; whole az GO ID prize Of SSUO sold to
gentleman in Richmond, and paid. usual at sight by
Bigoer Besides the above, other small prizes
of $3.50 5000 500 &c all sold and paid as usua,
al sight, at Fortunes Home.
.Nf1t best L0tirry.
u $40 900, $l5.000 IU0DO, &c, &c.-Tob be drawn
18th December, 1888.
Tickets SlO-HaIves S5-Quaiters So 80.
For Grand Capitals be particular 1" address
THOMAS BIGGER,
Richmond, IA.
Nov 81 56-f
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NJ GRAND ScHEMEin
Alexandria Lottery,


To be drawn at Alexandra, ID G., Dec. 10. 1888.
ScHEME:-Si000U, $1,000 10000, 4 600. 5000, 20O0
GI5-O Prizes of OOO 10 Of $780, II of 800 % of 3OO
Is of 200, 100 of $50, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
Certificate Of package of - whole Tickets will be
sent for only I20-Halves Quarters and Eighhs in pro-
portion.
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uTTEMpEE OF FORTUNE II
CLA KEYS OF Fla Il.
First Duor LelDu the Entrance 10 the Eagle Hotet.
n..ui.a .e snsser County. Lottery, No. Al.

Drawing of Petersburg Lottery, Glass No T. 20
AZ 45 80 80 y % G5 80 10 "a 6o
Ticket Nos 10 IS A. prize Of $3.50 in the above
I ,,srv. cold and cosbed bv CLARKE.
In all ten prizes sold aud cashed in less Than week
hu CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

DRINTlNG K-Just received at this Office
supply of Johnson celebrated News Ink, for win
use, which will be sold for 80 cents per pound, for
cash. Nov2
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The following is small sketch Of very fine Schemes
for the month of December. Orders respectfully
liced without delay. Please address
ID. NJ. HOYT.
RicbnouG I'm