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The above plate iron TO be Of the best quality, rolled
exactly 10 thickness sheafed correctly 10 Tie sze' anu
kept straight from The shears ,un,
The bar iron 10 be rolled, with square edges All The
flo, iron must bear swuge TO right angle lengthwse
without cracking be cut to the proper length aud no
tails or ends left
All of the aforesaid camboose iron must be of Amer,
can manufacture, and free from flaws, cracks, and all
other defects
On delivery the said camboose iron will be spbm'tieu
to such ties, as may necessary prove lis good quny
and conformity 10 The schedules, which VIII form par
of the contract under the directions oil the
officer of the Navy Yard Washington, and must be en-
,irey TO his satisfaction, it will be rejected ana Inc
contractor his agent will be required 10 remove rom
the Navy Yard without delay
Ten per centum will be withheld from the amount o
each delivery made collateral security 10 ADDITION 20
the bonds TO be given 10 secure the performance OF inc
respective contracts which will in no event be PAID un
iii The contracts are complied with in all respects
Ninety per centum will be paid within thirty days a.
Ter bills for the said iron shall approved and presented
to the Navy Agent. ;,
Nav II o-to
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Correspondence IF the n. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
o.


The scandal, touching the case of Lady Flora Has
tngs and the correspondence addressed BY her mother,
the Dowagcr NaIchoness of Hastings 10 the Queen
and Lord Melbourne, together with the Premers reply
and the indignant reioinder of the Marquis Of Has.
tings, are agitatng the town almost much the mi
nis,erial crisis You that certain parties in
the Court accused Lady Flora of being eneents, and
Sir james Clarke, The Queens physician after an exa.
nnation, declared that she was so. The Marchoness
o. - anu hs, aay r0.nan communicated this
never to appear IN her presence again. Lady Flora
feet of the Duchess Of Kent declared her entire nno
eence, and invited the most rigid examination Sir
Benjamin Brodie and Sir Charles Clarke were appointed
to this delicate investigation and after their professional
scrutiny had taken place, they unhesa'ingy signed
certificate declaring the accusation to be unfoanded and
her adyshp most spo,lesa. The Duchess addressed a
powerful and indignant letter to the Queen communi
Lady Flora who on that day ained and went to the the
atre with Victoria Lady Flora enclosed the cerlif
cate 10 her brother, who obtained an interview with
the Premier. but to no effect, as his lordship pooh.
but mere .qusbSe ihs s'STn SSusb ,bs Is
Duchess Of Kent had ordered Sir James Clarke never
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS-lo3o.

To Merchants Families and Others.
EaOBERT H. JENKINS has opened the following
EA extensive assortment Of new fashionable and cheap
DRY Goods which he will sell for cash acceplGnces by
wholesale or retail low as any place IN Inc ohilcu
States . .
BDnnets-40 cases misses nnd ladies' Leghofh u"o
straw Bonnets, all The new styles worn
Fo,eers and RiJJons-An extensive variety OF bonnet
and head Flowers and Ribbons of all kinds
CaLicoes-2 600 pieces Calicoes al great Bargains
fast coIors-al g. 10 and IL cens-and beautiful line
goods OF new patterns AT Is, 30 cents &c. :,
Ceiored Musiins and Bishop Lanns-2U0 oil hese
Goods for ladies' dresses-new and cheap ;.
Irish Liacns-5 from 20 cents 10 Inc hhest afu
Gle imported-best grass bleach
Linen Goods-oO bales and cases Durlaps, British W.
naburgs, Towellings of all kinds, Sheeungs' Dapefs'
Gioees and Hosiery Every description Of Stockings
and Gloves for ladies' gentlemen boys, girls, ana maze
aud female servants
Domestic Goods-Bleached and brown Shittings and
Shee,ines; Apron Checks and Drlings
Cnpes and Co'lars-An extensive assortment oil woiR-
ed Ca pes and Collars, great bargains 49,
Lace Goods-Thread and bobbinet Laces, Eo ana
Inserlings figured Lace for wells and caps Outings
&c
peas-Lace and gauze Wells, new styles
Hdkfs and Scars-l00 doz, all Of The newest desc'iP'
tons imported a.,
Canton Muuing-10O pieces red and white
BandJorcs-l00 nests
SKs-Pain and figured, oil qualities and ccors
F2annels-Gauze and patent Flanncls
simerr plain and fancy Drngs; Veslings OF slS ana
Marseilles; yellow and blue Nankeens; Pocket hdkis
Susnendets; CO ton md silk Shirts and Drawers
Also, Many new Fancy Goods, of rare, choice de
April4 107-2aw4w&wSt
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, is Rlcnuo>p, Y,

YHNHE mex, Winter Term Of Lectures in the Meti,.r
| Il Department OF tlampdrn Sydney College, Al Rich
/ mond, will commence on MONDAY Oct nl. -.
aud continue until the last Of February following.
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, NJ. d., Professor q.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, Al. d., Professor Of Theory an
! Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. D +, Professor of Anatomy al.
| Physiology.
l. W. CHAMEERLAYNE NJ d., Professor Of N..
terra Medca and Therapeutics
! r. l. BOHANNAN, NJ ID Professor Of Obstrel.r.
and The Diseases Of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUpiN, NJ D., Professor o! Gle.
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College Infnnary, attached to the College Build.
ing has been in successful operation for the last r.
months and furnishes constantly number Of lnrsm..
rg Medical Surgical cases-o which the sluGrl,
has access at all hours.
TIE College ufnary, together with The Aims Ilouse
Penilenury and Armury, (Which are under the charge
of two Of the Professors will afford The student
portuniy Of witnessing the various diseases lncldn
a Southern climate The abundance Of materials j,
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price AT ~ba
they are furnished, will enable the student 10 acga a.
intimate knowledge OF the Anatomy OF The human b..
and the use of Surgical Instruments
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from tie
number Of Surgical Gases admitted into the lrir.,;g
the Professor OF Surgery enabled 10 EXHIBIT Jeoe
The class nearly all the Emporium, Surgical opeIaor,
upon the Hring satjeet; aud from the growing popG.
lariiy of the nmary. there is reason 10 believe list
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House, VAL greatly
increase.
Good Board, including fuel, lights servon's arn..
ance, &c, can be obtained in this city for four Goiic'.
per week.
We are authorized TO state ta, ia'l Course O? Lee.
lures in this institution will be received eQgvat,
TO one in the following Medical Schools University d;
Pennsylvania; Jefferson Medical College Of PhlladrIpli
Medical College of the Stale Of South Carolina; ra.
syvania University, Lexington, Ky; University Of NJ
ryaud, &c, &c.
The Professor of Antony will open the DisSec.r!
Rooms OF the College on the FIRST oil October
AUG'S l.. WARNER NJ. d,
Dean If tie .ncdicai Farau.
RicuMoyp Nav 2ilh, lc.U Dim
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May "a
Egoy5's AsGMk; Of Prizes,
RICIiMoSD, V A.

H MI UOYT tnkes much pleasure IN Informing
" The nnbI;c ,Lat after series OF experiments in
The science Of Luchy urgniiOn. he has succeeded in
striking me Honsoons Trade Kinds Of Fortune, and
by The employment of skiliu and experienced P"ts is
enabled to steer his clear Of all shoas and qur
sands These winds, 10 NO" ""o"" y'ow
one direction, and are Of the most bland ana ogreaG"s
character lie Is now moving gay along WIN p"h."S
,Lest and has already drawn up from the golden dfep
" 10, Of such fish as $50 900, 100000 $50 900 $4,000
s. 600 $4,000 and nnumerabIe ones OF Sl'oOo' "h'ch
are regularly 'split and suitcd' on demand -, r,
NJ You will perceive there Is another OF fny nou,
order Immediately 10 Hoyt
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Public sale ofhe Mfadsrild Mis-

q conformity with decree Of The Circuit Sr,,.
a Court, held for the county Of ialifax on he ~
day Of April 1890, shall sell the premise. =,
town Of Mrudsville the Is. day Of June mex,
if not on The ncatiar day) that very desirable prn
belonging 10 the late concern n James Aaklsso,, ~
and known as The MeGdsye Mills 20
This is one Of the most eligible mill siies in Tho .
of Virginia, situated az the foot II H. great .i C
uisCr, IN The Irari oi c".nl,y prryrfbially -,
al com and /" ll-ai with ia!i rnGGgh Hno wa;,r
for every species o. m.nriaclure- sanii.; AMI
cious buildings, filed With new aud tu!sLic m,rI 'r'
= all recommend it s!l"ug'y to TIE ut,rAiion,f ,,.
cious capitalist. ''''
On lie premises are first. large brisk f.- prof A.
House. with lwo pair Of five foot Brrs tand ruo,n me-,
IN the bni!d'ng Tor two additional pairs) wuh The n
complete machinery for The manufacturing Of -four
Second, separate spacinns Mill Ilouse Contain,
three pair Of stores and used custom NH Got cr,
my the whoa and corn ofthe nrighborhond
Third, Plaster h separate and t!snc, from u,
other Mills, and in fue condition.
Fourth, Cotton Machine.
Fifth Saw Mill
Sixlh Millpr's House and Office
Attached 10 the premises are 80 acres Of Land Iv;
on both sides Of the river.
/: is believed that no will bid for this ,,o-.
without thorough and critical examination Of il >.
such examination is respectfully invited Mr. Jan
Achssun, living on the premises, will show the M
perry 10 such may call on lin for the purpose -
the sale is without reserve. The terms one ,yo,
three years bond 10 bear interest from the date o..
personal security, and deed of irus, on the rro,,,
WILLIAM II. CLARK, Comn.issjgrr,'
April 30 IlC-,Gs
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(,AMBOOSE IRON.

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, May {, lS391
EaE0TOsALS, sealed and endorsed, will be received
at this uice until 3 o'clock ?. NJ on The hrs' Of
June next, for furnishing and delivering at the Navy
Yard, Washington all the plate, bar, ana rive. IRON
Of war Of the first class, and ten camboOses for
scooners each camboose requiring the number and des-
ctipun Of plates bar and rIvet iron following VIZ:
FOR FIRST CLASS SLOoPS OF WAR
List Of iron required for camboose for S00p ~ caT
oT Ahs first class.
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HOYTS Bank OF PRIZES.

~ESTERDAY, gentleman from The country pre-
E sen,ed ticket Nos s IS 50, prize Of 50 22Gi and
received his cash So you HoYrs is the place for
persons in the country apply for prizes. IoYr sends
all his big prizes 10 country patrons Notice The splendid
Schemes for June in another part of this paper, and
send an order 10 IloYT, call on him when you ccme
10 town, or bolh you please In either you
Of prize.
Nav 81 J-tf
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The plate iron should be Of the best quality, rolled ex.
act 10 thickness sheared TO the given size, and kept
straight and level
The bar iron, with the exception of The pieces marked
r. 10 be rolled the edges full and square Those two
pieces marked 10 be Of hammered ron and not rolled
The aanch iron be rolled and must bear to be swnged
to right angle lengthwise without cracking
The whole of The bar iron 10 be cut 10 the length and
no ,os or raw ends left
FOE SCHOONERS.
List Of iron required fer eamGoose for schooner
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S'OET'Es
uNrcu rrr REMAINS uSsuNG."


r~rra Yrr REMAINS uS.uNG.
From the Prtsbrte' ianj
NAME.
RY MRS. L. r.. sIGorRsrY.
Lei US "e"e : "-' EGEsrns, Vi. 4.
Make 10 Thy clfa RaTc,
Not with The breath o. clay,
Which, like the broken hollow reeu'
both si.h itse,faway;
No, with tie Fame that vaults
The ,yran, on his throne, 49,,
And hurls it's stigma on The soul
Tha, God vouchsafes TO own.
Nuke TO ihyseifa name,
Not such MS wealth can weave
Whose warp is hu, n thread OF Gold
That iuzz'cs to deceive;
No; with the iints of Love
Form out il letters fair;
That scroll wiihin thy hand rhnlliade,
Like him who PLACID il there.
Make to thyselfa name,
Not in The sculptur'd nisie;
The ma Bile oft bctruys its Iust,
Like Esvp,'s lofty pile;
Blu, oak Of Him who qu-iId
Ospealh, the victor-s,Ie,
TO write il on the blool-bousht page
OF everlasting life.
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SpLESpiD PRIZES FOR JuSE.
$50, $50.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For The benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent soe'ey
OF Norfolk.
Glass No 3, for 1889.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday, ISL
June, 1889.
brilliant SCHEME.
C,p,r1:-S35. 2A5, $40 600, s. 600, S. O0o S33no,
SO g9a $1,000 G' 40 prizes of $4,000, 80 oil S2Oo ~
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quarters 90 500
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets Si,o
70 d dn 25 Quarter do 81 so
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May u

n INIT YOUR PRICE, say Three Hundred or Three
n 4 Hundred and Fifty Dolars-give The outlines OF
the style Of finish you admire, and il do not furnish
YOU with PIASo that will bear The test, then WIZ
,r,en,a + p. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Pftersbnrg
p. S am expecting or ~ Piunos next week, oil
superior quality. ,,,;o ;,
NJ beg leave TO call the attention Of ,he Peo!ic 10
,be letter from John T Leigh, Esq Qate Clerk OF Anne
liza Cour,) relative to Piano which sent all The way
TO Mississippi o. T.. , T.. ~
May 81 1<u"'""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

Stock in the Exchange Bank Of Virginia.
YuNHE office a, Richmond will continue the sale Of
Stock TO The extent Of 40O shares, on the terms
stated in former advertisement, viz. by adding interest
sn as 10 place purchasers the nong with orgi.
nal subscribers. w. P. STROTHER, Cashier
March 10 lUC-@i3lMn
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Sfya!fOM's office.

Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery No % ''"""
Nay b !0' 10 81 G5 % rs 80 g AZ a. % md
Half ticket, Nos 3 81 G5, prize Of 81, S" .1ToS
cashrd by ,o.t.mv Lottery
Drawn Nos in Virginia Richmond acsa''ny 1'''''5
S, Ex,rn drawn May 2lsl % % o. - l6 42
Whole Nos lG III 80 Both sold , ana a,. g"Ia y
DO Tie aH Prize Seit7'
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Red House Tazcrn, Charlotte county, rsrsr.
E' %am r H.1 1Sy S ~se well a..
attend 10 t pledge myself for%s, ,'sn ss
patrons. that he will keep good Table, Das bch
with choice selection Of the good ln'ns s MOCK
country affords CLhnr' lmi
Anil 81
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Besides prizes Of S1s0-l60-laO-llo-loo -iSV-ioO
-75-G0-50-40 and ~
II DramR Numbers out 81 40.
Tickets only S2O-lialves 10 Quarters o-h'sh'"S
go ~ Fo, sal. al SrRaTTos's Lucky Office.
n. b. Orders promptly and conhdena,ly a,,ehoeo
"a ~, 81 r5-,r1 Richmond, Va.
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EE0Ya's Bank of Prizes.

Hoyts schemes for June are really brilliant as Will be
seen no referring 10 them in another part of This paper
All orders for big pzes heretofore, should be direct.
cd - d. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, Da
.a, 5-f
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TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE

VN7lSHlNG 10 go South West, offer the following
w desirable Lands in the county of Amelia Tor
sale:-One tract, containing 1925 acres, about one,
half wood Land (ihe greater part good i"bacco Land)
with portion of good branch Land well adapted TO 10,
h,cco and Wheat This is of The best tracts in the
comfy. and is situated about FIVE miles from Geno
Bridge on The South side ], the Road, beginning al Mr.
P. Wilkerson's Shop, and extending up nearly TO Ca
nes old Store team be divided into three good tracts,
and would be so divided if required One other ttact
on which reside, containing 1909 acres, about three
miles below G,ni,o Bridge, on Apomatox River, and
ON the road leading TO the Court House There IS about
SO acres Of Low Ground, and plenty of timber. Some
good Tobacco Land nigh, be cleared, without essenlng
The timber materially The Buildings are commodious
built Of the best materials and in the best manner the
Kitchen and Ire house being Of Stone This is one OF
the handsomest and most desirable situations IN The
county One tract in Powhatan county, about three
miles below Gento Bridge containing Alb
Ico oc,es of wood Land, with the usual buildings
Persons wishing purchase, requested 10 view The
SAML JONES
n1- 3-w3w@
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The parties interested in the statement o, NE Gsy,
BY the foregoing decree, hereby noi'ieu, ". r i.
appointed Tuesday, The ODD day OF July mex 10 a.
CONNIE nceinent, which day they are It II ;ms
tend a, nv Office a, Dennisve, in the county ,b,T
liza. Virginia with such accounts or evidence .
may intend to file IN the case fonmr
Dennisv;lle, Amelia CO., Va May l3Ih' 10. .w
Mao 81
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Thirteen Dram Ballots.
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

Virginia State lottery,
For The benefit of the Monongaa Academy
Glass No 3, for 1889.
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, Gun
June, 1880
GRAND CAPITALS.
AprrAL:-s3G,O 900. $4,000 So oO0. 1000, SlooO,
% 500 S2OOG al 25 prizes Of 81 eco, % OF SOU,
Is Of $500, 2OO of $500, &c, &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 8, Quarters 90.
cer,iGcales Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do 10
Do do % Quarter do 80 5O
" D. M. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
Orders for Tickets from any part Of The U. by mail
or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
received and executed by return mail, with The same
prompt attention personal application, and The result
sent (wben requested) Immediately after the dIa~ng-h
addressed TO ~. W.: nv
M All communications strictly confidential.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

TExAs-The following article in reference 10 this
young Republic is from the National lnelligencer Of
yesterday:
We understand that Gen. James Hamilton, Of South
Carolina recently appointed Commissioner on the
part of the Republic of Texas TO negotiate loan OF live
million Of dollars for that Government, arrived IN h's
city on Friday last, make arrangements pre-.
pafatory TO his cmbarking for Europe in the Great
Htstern, the 18th June.
Our opinion Of the participation Of citizens, with
handful Of the actual residents OF Texas, IN The
invasion and focible seizure of that Territory, whilst
vet a component part OF The Republic Of Mexico, has
been too frequently expressed 10 need 10 be here re-
peaied.
Whilst, however, We have seen reason in subsequent
to change that opinion, yet, now that Texas has
been recognized by our Government and IS about win
vas, natural resources 10 lake her rank among the
tons uf The EARTH not disposed 10 withhold from
her people the justice they may be entitled to, in their
ward progress; more especially If they add another
| link TO the golden chain Of human civilization.
We do not why General Hamilton should not sue
coed in his mission independently Of Texas having a
pablo dumain comprehending we think, an area OF one
hundred and fifty millions OF The most fertile land on The
face of the earth. with climate pIopous 10 the cult.
walton of the valuable of its staples, she will have,
il is Likewise said during the current year, revenue
from her customs Of million Of dollars and fees on land
entries to the extent of half million
But confess, great os these material sources OF
credit may be- we place more reliance, as a guaranty
for her cations The stability her Government and
institutions seemingly assuming, and on the aPpa.
rent discretion and moderation Of her policy.
In The first place. know that she has sent Minis.
Ter 10 Mexico TO treat for peace-and is said with
every probability Of successnot alone 10 stop the lust
for conquest among her people, but to make indemnity
10 that country that she may have better claim 10 The
region she has acquired than the mere tenure Of the
sword.
In the place il is understood that she has resist.
ed oil over,ures and temptations 10 unite with either
party in the civil raging in Mexico, whilst she
seems equally to have kept aoof in The recent be-
and mt rOm hal
Power even at the price OF her recognition and coune
nance.
These are all good omens, and, nothing appa-
renly can prevent Texas from becoming prosperous
and independent nation, we trust she will add another
enduring testimonial the inherent faculty of the de
scendanis from European stock to build up, in The
solitary recess Of the wilderness, those civil and political
structures which calculated 10 give abiding place
TO the empire Of religion literature, and laws
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EssasssEEs'S
Exchange s. LOTTERY Os1icc,
Va

n Another IT 81 600 (phole) seattoa Correspondent
Drawn Numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
Il Is d G5 as ii 81 SIS IS &c 5 IA 81 is
Whole Ticket, Nos 5 ii 60 a Capital Prize of One
thousand DOias soL and will be paid as usual assgh
by Bigger.
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IL Another Grand Scheme Tor ION JUNE 4
$4,000. 9J, 600. Is, 900,
SIU,UUU, ahd ~ OF 2,UUU.
Alexandria Lottery,

And nine Capitals Of $4,000 each, are q few of the
leading capitals, sold and paid as usual with Bigger at
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay will be
continued 10 all those who purchase their tickets at
BIGGERS Prize Office.
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
cases the original (hanagers) Tickets and Shares VIII
be forwarded queny not liable TO any mistake or
dispute The Cash Tor all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIG H. the moment the drawings are received
m, Please address THOS. Is BIGGER,
Richmond, IN.
Movoa 5-}ttSwlSJune
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Ilrsid,s urzss of -SI3U-SI4U-ST3O-
sl20-slGO-S75 -s6O-$50-s4O and $50.
II Drunn numLers ont cf 1o
Tickets only S2O- Halves SlO-Quurters S'-Eighlhs
50 so
Certificates Of packspes Of 81 Whole Tickets $40
~ ~ - I OF fIalf do 100
~ do Of Quarter do GO
~ J on Einhih do 80
u Orders Jar tickets aak Shares CT CntJ'rnfes o.
Packages the above Splendid Lottery VIII receive 'he
mos, prompt attention. and those who order from US,
NAV rey upon having the draeing sent them immediate
" after il is over Send orders early, and address
D. s. GREGORY d. co. managers,
N,u1- r3-,dl Rjchmond, Ia.
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100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars!
virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Nechanic
Associaiion-Class No 4, for le39.
To ue drawn al Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday, 2Olh
June, 1899
GRAND SCHEME:
Hshes, prize $50 GOO, SIS COO 81 OoO 50 OOo 50 500
FL OH 100 prizes Of 81 O00 10 Of $780, ~ OF $3Oo, ca
of $3.50, &c, &c
Tickets only $40, halves 5 qnarers2 so.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $l3O
DO do % Half do 60
10 do % Quarter do 80 80
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syi,udid srh,me far Me 18Th juno, 1881
CArl'rhL rRlZE.
7J,O0o Dollars.
Ard IL drawn Nos.
Alexandria Lottery,

Glass No. a. for lo3>
To he drawn al Alexandra, d G., on Saturday i'"
June, lo39
SprrSnID SCHEME.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28
S3J.995.
S3J, 295.
And Is Drawn Numbers out OF 10
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class No. 4, for 1880. 90,
tn he drawn al Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday 29d
June, 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME. :, 800
CAPITALS ,2a5, slO,5l5, 5000, 81 ooO' $1,000
s. 500, So 25O 50 OOO 81 $50, 600 81 Eo a y9o'
Il 400 $50 ST 200 so prizes Of 81 600, 81 Of S2os
50 Of $500, 50 Of $780, GO Of $GO, GO of $l1o ~ OF
Tickets only slO, halves 5. qnarters2 80. ,,o
Cert6ca,co oil Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl5O
Do do % Half do %
Do do 90 Quarter do ~ oO
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rru.crcys, GMcc, EichalGnd, Ba.

suicnId Scheme far he lMh Jane, $50.
CAPITAL PRIZE
SSJ, 1000.
And fourteen drawn numbers.
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No 4. for le39
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. y, on SATURDAY, loh
June lo39.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

Rich and Splendid Scheme for 18Th June.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NO. A,
With capital Of SIS ,UOO-Aiso, So, 600, $i5 Ooo,
$4,000. Sc OIO. 5000 &C., &c, in ALL amounting TO
more than ONE MILLION Of DOLLARS.
Tickets $50. halves 10, quarters 5. eishlhs 2 50
Certificate Of Package Of &c Whole Tickets S2ao
D., do &c Half do 100
Do do 2G Quarter do GO
Do do &c Eighth do 50
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