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81 s!e assembled nj Richmond on The 'in January, los
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HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Hirgtnia.

O.0O0!---s50, Oo0H.--a5O, OO0n
ryI!I.. ID Of February EiFlY THOUSAND DOLLARS viii le
drawn being only who sells such prizes,
be directed 10 him. oyt licensed by the state
authorities sell tickets all Lotteries and the following scheme
being ar0.e he presents for your consideration soliciting
Your orders wiihurii delay.
C.r,rAL fnizHs, $50, 0oo-s20 600.
Lottery authorized hyhe State Of Maryland.
Class No. 3, for lsI0.
To be drawn at Baltimore. Md, Saturday. I'D Of February, 1910
ID. :. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
Il Drawn Nos. in each package FEC Tickets.
GaASp ScHEME:-l Splendid Prize of S5000, do. 0nOn
Prize GO do. 39 Prizes OF 20oO do. 400, do 80,
l,2t, do 500 30 do 900, $50 do $50, &c. &C, SC
Certificates Of Packages Of II Whole Tickets slaa
Do. " Hall 10. t.
In ai Quarter do 81 50
S Tickets Stars Packages
Splendid Scheme, will receive the prompt attention
BY addressing -
D. VI. HOYT,
Ian ~ fs3-tr, R!cill0ui, Ia.
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ID APpaHAsNoCK AcADEYhe Exercises Of ms i ;be
IL tuition vii be resumed the 18th OF January IA Earl
ner The remarkable heahfnness offs site
buildings and selection OF ~ s' =, H., highest
and varied o snp1s ana ssa
PRINCIPAL from his brief Official exercise i 10 Be- due to the public
10 the nstion express their ed dis
PLAYED nv the erent classes their late anu @
full grounded CONVECTION will In future dsappoh' " I
expectations. -, AIN ,.r ,r,um
iiAAs-f W ooaiu, ia ~ JNO. II. BERNARD,
p-es,t Board Of TRUSTEES.
,o, Se--2swr
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$4,000 Capital,
-s,i nal q S,fx nm

$4,000 Capital,
$4,000 X $4,000
d. s. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
Town Hail Lottery Marland Class No 3, to be drawn a
,alt,n0re February 3d. 1910.
rs Sunbers--i4 drawn ballots.
G.,S, PITFALLS ~ spcudcd Prize Of S5lJe0 do 2Jnu1
Prize Of $780, DO 1853, Prizes Of DO Low, DO ''s
n, ap1 A, do 500 50 d. 25n 80 do ~, &c, &C., &c
Tickets only Sl0-Halvcs S5-t.uar,crs 81 81 ~
NvLti'e~'SS y e Of Half do IS
10 ~, 81 Quarter do 30 50
all lotteries under the management
of s Gregory Co.. constantly for sale. All orders meet inc
mos nomu attention. grand prizes can b. had by ad
,.oe' po'f' ' TfiO b. BIGGER
ui,s."ssS Reknond "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

- biNoRE MUSEUM FOR sALE.-This large and valua
70, sale objection orae, curious and interesting objects is offered
Snay gotten by Rubens Peae, ESP, whose FAM
aAoss eyr with he establishment IN Philadelphia, and
stt6Hd d, - - enabled him make the Baltimore Museum
Ae a = which his father was the founder WITHIN
aassca n @ has been verr much increased, and
ticG Sas 80 M,c, i believed to be unsurpassed IN the
to- H. sscr sy laF of the best order and preserva-
ard I'll, :" pc,es c.0tans many of great excellence,
t2y aoon he dsASllent of Natural History espe
Welfr,8 "i ohitholoey onchoogy and Etoinoogy
mate II ~" y very rNtensivenS collection of Shells alone
vs Mi e'aa seas being OF gve;yaue. The objects
raa are very nunens and in the course of
j, a'v neci accumulated .roItll nas of the world
ga IKE the present is oSerrd and the urder-
wh. S,, . i'S Ni he enabled 10 sell collection as
Tie r o'ier hands be preserved and perpe,uated
q nra ms pceh @st II the large building at the corner
!la SaiSct streets, belonging the General Ins,,
eoao t!, IRON which has rentcd-and which win
l. " rented Tor the purpose should the purchaser desire
bos WIN TIE Museum has been Saloon for por,ar ey
res enough hold 200 persons, where have been per
80 mes Concerts, Rope Dancing, Legcrdcmajn DC
c m ,b a stage orchestra, scenery and properties suit
Tbassun or separately ~ ou VI
ss, mas be upon application to either of the sph
- u . 81. De Sliding the Museum.
JOHN1H. p. LATROBEl
THOMAS WILSON, Trustees.
Fe0s WV. HAMILTON.
S7-5t
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sIO1 REWARD.

80 ~ to, The srh>c rider ahuuy the l5rh inst
, ,.,i ErN a likely dark mulatto about "a y years
-. !. /, 81 inches iga, built, mid good connte
v - .oa Ant ,sr md OF and pania"cns Of daES -Tey
ami nov. black fur hat. have 10 believe that
h,.el' will, one whit. mcn, and is
- - ,,, !, sn,l. Of lie left
- o i i!:, lrlI,c>s Mciirudcr OF tue color.
r yc one hrr or lin Il taken Of the State,
,g IT sua nj. reasonable exp; lsrs, taken in the
So. ar, lyrr,a 10 NE. or secured Jail that get Inn
-" 80 " STEPHEN DUAL.
Se-oawtf
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so REWARD.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber the 9TH inst his man DAN
~ El he is remarkably likely about % years al age dark
co.alcAor hair AMI mole the side Of one
nostr white wool hut striped casnet pantaoons
and domestic filed in with two Of cotton aud two OF WOOL
rcksbu he has acquaintance In both places lie worked ON
the James Richmond in E. will the
reward who will deliver him TO or lodge
him in jail 80 that get him again.
Caroline County, Jan. 8, 1910.
I'll
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naNn az ViRGlNIAr!o ircsiis"; and Directors have d."
:, r,,r d,,a! Of ~, profits hi: haze accrued since IL"
III mn int; q. ,hrc per which. after rcscrsing accordn.
r rtf.r ul tn shares subscribed since
III MI, ran! =, Ii. >ilarululd application.
~~ - 4. ROBINSON, Jr.. Cdsa'r.
~, 7.-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

T,HE Annual General Meeting Mutual Assurance Society
against buildings OF the Virginia. will be held at their
Office in the city Of Richmond Tuesday the @ OF February,
AZ O'Clock p H. j.. RUTHERFOORD,
Feb4 IS6-tp;Pl p a. NJ. A. Society,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

STtR1EONELiG Si.HiNARY.1hc exercises Of the thiTd
= oi tbs Seminary will be resumed the 18th Janua
f'b IN" plan instruction wiz afford extensive course
rafT. he classical authors, and The most uscic
&h q Mathematics. From several years Of practical eSpt
,.h'1 10 sa. having applied iEsefcos"y 10 sndcs) am
~ - Il gubC examinations, The undersigned fecls an as
e and confidence, m students ~ this institution can be Is
iGG 80 @r,- instructed IN :k@ir classical acqicue ntS
@ li business transactions. As IN any siillai
>un"h Ia" state. And in presenting le Institution to pub
r. p.If- 'uc undersigned deems il not improper TO express
,1nt o,HunI upon the subject of teaching lie deems
',.ts tho teacher, l-t t~ make himself &C
t4'Hl ~ til deposition and CUpaNy .! The pupil II the
~ reception a. the Gpi' be nnready and sia" 10 com
ld ne teacher must be patient and SO" III nparin. n;n
~ ' 't, h,e,nG2 :!g ;iiud closely eNerc 3D. and circ
~ w s II ial The Other extreme, that the nnd mas pro
81! '0i0.-ri"id the When Ia, faculties OF tie nld
i= lrted hy ysiea of reasonn. and thinking, there
Y t'tnamg i.eii II VII, enil.G and .Spa according 10 The
''u 'nt =" the si.ideI II industry ana ap
'a " waiting III" pat Of the student the teacher must
~ ali '-! the disposition effect tic object III the
lug ~ C'l' Ud comprehensive added to industry and app.ica
VT, Tue 'a'E % Instruct nnIieasiHC.
Nh i>ictt Oh 'a his school VIII be governed by
am wholesome discipline, that he designs Ia lead rnhcr
'E'" "" Wlnf VIII be resortcG 20, u
WV require /. To undersigned further observes to his pat
aHf i'> that h. school the present year. has been liberal
s' d pairDg>cG and III; confidence upon their
~ ~ 7ii 80! Encouragement ant trusts that howeTe: for
'wn nvo ..at incrl! will not be un.cwarded BY
SNoar; fer ;n scholastic year of 70 months So TUT
~ ~ ne classics, So; Tor the higher branches Of English,
=, tot tie ioiaur branches 500. J. J. GREGG.
-SuNsD"aEiG, Brunswick, Dec ~. CIT
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nIGGER's Exchange and Lottery Office.

Drawn Nos Of The Real Estate Lottery. 80 drawn i'ece"-
Der 3IS, lS:s9, at New Orleans.
is !. Is II 10 ~ - IL IS 50 50 g.
Those Tickets with the oowin. numbers entitled 10 prizes:
1T and 2dNos -. is the I'd ad It'll drawn, shares
stock in the Gas Light and Banking Company.
eth and 5tI-l Co. and ~ 6 and 4 p s., and :; 10 -
and 9, =: each, uir tickets in tine ID tlass
and lNh-) 10 and and r. 30 50, tyo shares stock in
the Gas LIGHT and banking Company.
I;ti aud a;to share IN the Ocean Insurance Compa
ny.
st tickets with The and > and 3and6 and. and 3,
aud and -, car tickets in the I'd Class Nj "te
the drawn Hns and enumerated above are blanks
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EEH FIRM.

.SEW FIRM.
THOMAS BRANCH = BROTHER
TINE subscribers have day assolt"i themselves in the
L GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the above
name aud STYLE. Az orders directed their will receive
pruunt attention. THOMAS BRANCH,
j.. H. BRANCH.
Petersburg Jan. 81 1910.
Feb5 CT
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

Virginia State Lottery the benefit Of the Town Of Welsbufe
To he drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday. a9h Of February:
1910.
sgiLLI::I SCHEME
S35,2S5. -
prize or $1,000 5000 9ss 900 . q 1902 500; -
" 80 Tske:s aE,y Slo--halvcS 5-Toarters 90
Certificate of Packages Of % Whale Tickets $40.
Do do ~ IiaH ~
~, do IS Quarters do ~ ~.
Fur Irket and shares Certificates of Packages II the above
sp's"'u iO''s''e D. s. GREGORY & CO., .HcaaFcrs,
Richmond, ia.
az Drawings immediately after they are over to all VINO
order "a above. cc a.m,a
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Grand Zeal Estate Lottery.
n

I ~
.ic n'qs of B!Gaks and Pr..fs!
Oal Tick.tsiJGo0 Pfikes-amouut;ng IN n0n,HoO!
Real Lottery. Class 2ihc drawing 10 commence
9Th Of January. lsio
The Drawn. expected 10 terminate IN ifrI
numbers i00el Tickets VIII be placed III one
wheel number of Blanks and Prizes IN anoher
every number Wheel ticket from the Blank
and Prize wheel will be drawn until u!l arc drawn
nzs ,,ba yer,ndab and Crorndl valued al S59o,o01
do do St Charles Theatre aud ground do do l9o,oOo
trrad ku Rafhs and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

MANAGERS OFFICE.
Virginia State Lottery,
e. n, hcneft Of The Mouongaia Academy, Glass No ior
s0 To he drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, the s'h feo
ruap, 1910.
s3O.OOO--Sl0,O 900.
$500 2sao 100 prizes of 1885, % OF so; ,, OF w. sc.
Tickel only $40: halves $; quarters = %.
Ce,,i,irates ~ Inc :es OF 2G Whole Tickets S!Jl
M, do . Half do a.,
n do - Quarter do j. 80,
s5o,O0O--s2O, 900.
Lottery AUTHORIZED ~ THE
State of Maryland,
=, -,. ran md oter Buildings The City q Baltimore.
class M 3 fol 1870 To be at Baltimore Md on sa-
tetcas ga Oh f'"'u's' n s GREGORY s CO., Managers.
:. ,r, Nc IN each package Of 26 Tickets.
Grand schem-l splendid prize Of Z ~ ouv a.
prizes Of 1905 500 $50, 2Oo 4o 40 Oh 'o' ~ w O' ~
Tickets only 10; halves 5; quarters = o.
t..,;Gc,,es Of nnck ares of % Whole Tickets Si5o
M do Of Half do 70
M do 81 Quarter do 81 ~.
For Ticket, md Shares or Certificates oPackase' IN the above
siehdia i"'efes' auu n 6 GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
- = Richmond, Va.
u Drawing sent Immediately after they are over TO all VINO
order as above. s2-2awt2F
Jan D -------
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W"@iiawn, near Eirg.ror', East Tennessee.
Jan u Tim
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ENQUIRER published three tmese meek dr'sg NE sess,o'
IT Iriitae and 0ies rees Garsag me resi- o. l'e year
q 'S' S"'' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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TwENTY-sIxTH coNGgEss---ls, SESSION.
In SENATE.

Hednesday, fcb ), 1910.
Mr.. PRESTON submitted the following motion for
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AID IN PACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.
SLATE! SLATEM SLATE ~

SLATE! SLATER SLATE ~!
NNTILLIA1I BAYLEY Slater, has rccelvedby
W the ship POcahontas, from Liverpool his fall sup
ply OF those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (hat he put last fail have been 80 much ad
mired In order 10 obtain the best article in his line,
subscriber has gone the expense of an experienced
Judge OF the article, in England, visiting all the WEIGH
quaies, and purchasing the best, without regard to
price and invites examination of his present stock,
being satisfied IT will compare advanageously with any
thing of the kind ever brought TO this market
He has also constantly on hand Il full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent and trusts he will oe able 10 give entire
satTssct 10 those who may favor him with their work
To those not acquainted with the fact he would state
that the cost of slate roof is very et anymore than
the best shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended to be fire proof roofs, which, upon the near ap
proach Of lire, get into melting mood, and disappear
ieavsng the property they intended TO protect
easy prey the devouHng element
The Subscribers yard is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; dwelling Front St. 80 the Theatre.
WILLIAM BAYLEY. .
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
above. dol Sc III
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w ARLINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL

M ASIILNGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
w 1dMOEE.-The regular lectures in This insti-
tuoH VIII commence at the usual period, the last Mon
DAY OF Jctober and continue until the lei of March.
ne Faculty consist of the following professors in tie
J. II. MILLER, W. D. Professor of Anatomy and Phy
siOlbgy, -
Samuel K. JENNINGS, VI. D., Professor of Materia
Msalet Therapeutics and Legal Medicine.
w. w. HANDY, NJ. d., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children
jobs JOBS Y, . MoSKuR, NJ D., Professor of Institutes
and Practice of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN ~ D. Professor OF Chemistry.
Anatomy.
w x. HASDY M. D. Demonstrator nf Aaatomy.
IRE faculty would invite the attention of students of
Inediene and the profession generally TO the peclaT
advantages Of this institution.
Tlie plan is novel and it il believed improved. In the
same edce are contained college for lhe delivery OF
lectures rooms for large number of resident students.
and hospital for the sick. The hospital, which is the
place chosen for the medical treatment OF the OF
the United States entitled to hospital reGe from the gov
ennehi; and containing upwards OF 100 patients; pub
lie aad private affords of the best fields study
OF disease iii this country And as the resident students
have charge Of the PATIENTS under the direction OF the
Professors, they cannot fail TO acquire knowledge NJ
pTacee which will greatly facilitate Their success in
afterI!e.
ThF arrangements for he prosecution of the impor
iant department of anatomy are unsurpassed in this
country In addition the abundance of subjects for
which Baltimore has always been remarkable; owing
10 the liberal and enlightened views of her citizens, the
arrangements of the dissctng rooms of this University
are ssch as 10 afford peculiar facilities.
IN he different departments. the professors are well
supplied with the essential means of demonstrating
whatever is required.
The chemical apparatus sufces 10 illustrate the pnn-
| ciples OF chemistry.
The department Of surgery will be illustrated by a
large number Of Instruments models and apparatus,
composing those of AuZOuy and the pathological models
of Thibet, justly celebrated III ported from Europe
| expressly Tor this department of the University
The faculty sncey believe that young men who really
desire 10 acquire practical knowledge OF their profess
sion, a 10 be struck with the great advantages
an institution organized improved plan must
afford and they invite all such 10 visit heir institution,
and 20 form an impartial judgment Of what Is the best
suited TO advance their own interests.
Additional information reference the PLAN terms,
&C., may be obtained by letter addressed to
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR,
Dan of the Faculty.
The Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
j.k Beacon, Charlottesville Advocate, Staupten Spec
ator and Winchester Republican will copy the above.
Sc % dtNl6
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II y !
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, sc.
OFFER at Wholesale and retail, complete as
Ps0rtnent Of goods in their line. Their facilities for
obtaining goods BY direct Importation, aud from the
principal Manufactures, such to afford them ev
cry advantage Among the leading articles Of their
'0filiSh' a'T W "a 'CTHs5" AND JEwELRY.
Cold Levers, Of NJ. J. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson,
Harrison and other makers.
Gold Anchor Levers, do with independent seconds,
Gold Leplnes and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and Lepnes,
Silver and gilt Waches-suit lie for the country
Git, AIabaster, Ebony s. New England clocks
time pieces,
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals ard Keys, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Cases, LOckets.
Gold ear rings and pins, in sets,
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Mosaic, Cameo, Eli
amelled and gold breast pins.
Do finger rings,
Pearl complete,
Gold 1tlimbles, Pencil cases,
specaces, and every variety Of Gold Jewelry--als
a large assortment of common JewelTy-suHa5le I
MILITARY.
United States Army and Navy Swords,
Gin and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrusi RapeT do.
Fencing foils. masks epaulettes
Wings, sashes, plumes, asuIeEleS,
Sword belts, lassels, stars,
Hat and cap Trimmings
Caps furnished 70 order, and trimmed,
Gold and silver lace.
Cord, thread spangIes, bullion, &c
Eagles, plume sockets, ball buttons,
Array. navy and other military buttons
Plumes fail descriptions,
Pocket. Holsters, Travelling and rife pistols
DIks, game bags powder tasks,
Shot pouches, percussion caps,
BRONZED GOODS, LAMPS, SC.
Bronzed and gilt astral. maRue and suspending
lamps,
Girondoles, candlebras, candlesiicks,
Brackets, inksuinds taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers. Sc.
C UTI.ERY.
Table and pocket cutlery,
| Racers, scissors, &c, &c.
| SILVER, PLATED * BRITTANIA WARE.
| Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
! Butter knives, sugar tOngs,
Salt spoons, &c.
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
NWaHers, castnrs, candbesticks,
TeaFand coffee uns, epeEsnes,
Shutters and Trays,
Boue stands,
Plated tea and coffee complee, five adssix IPie-
ces,
Bnttania ware, in sets.
FANCY GODS.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work boxes, snuff boxes, card cases,
Segar cases, spectaclcs, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, purses,
Chessmen, back CANNON boards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Miniature cases,
Musical boxes opera glasses, buckles,
Slides, Head bands and ornaments,
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Decanter Labels.
Pencil cases. &c. &C.
Military companies furnished with ECU pmenls
short notice.
Watches repaired ard warranted Watch tools an
mat erals for sale.
ORDERS from TIE country promty attended TO.
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN
THE CITY.

JAMES GRAY's UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
Cd MEDICINE STORE, No %3 Water street,
door west of South St Baltimore where is constant
hand and for sae the extensive and best SEE ed
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS BARkS, =. Nd
ROOTS, in the city; together with all the Thonpso. L
Medicines DIR. Ii. Howard's Medicines. and Dr.
Beach's Remedies. Also number of his prepare
tons, all of which warranted TO be equal any in
the United States in point of quality wholesale and re
tail.
ag-All orders thankfully received and attended to
with despatch.
0Iy-JAMES GRAY, General Agent for the sale of Or.
HORTON iOWARD'S improved System of Botanic
Medicines. The public invited to call and examine
the above work, and judge of th superiority which it
possesses over Dir. Samuel Thompsens New Guide to
| Health. ar
R-In addition to the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully Observe that having in his possession the
works of THOMPSON, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HERSEY, distinguished practitioners, who have
devoted much of their time the requirement OF know
ledge appeaining TO the healing art far as is based
upon Vegetable properties the efficacy of which they
fully tested before they promulgated their opinions, ne
fianers himself that from his experienced and studied
care, (he truth of which is known to maHy he Is pre-
pared to COMPOUND AIRY MEDICINES from their dspen-
set-es which he will be pleased to do in obedience 10
those who may favor him with their orders, ana ne as
sures such persons that every article which passes
through lis hands, will be conformity to the presenP
tons of those authors
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