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go, -. =. go, y . sppneaon 70 ense,u Tho
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FALL. STOCK or
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oils, Dye StuGs, Per.
tumery, Patent Medicines, GLASS, DC.
IU'HE subscribers are now receiving a large
u ttek Of article their line business. hasrd
chiefly o the largest New York and will be- oL AT
small advance Country Merchants invited
stock aud pf,ces before purr hasng
GAYNOR WOOD Co
Wholesale aud Retsil Druggists
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER Il co.
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS, ID. PAIsr & Co.
RICHMOND "

AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PArsr & Co,
RTCHysCySD. "a.
BIGGER Co through
THE T. the following splendid GALAXY Of Schemes
during the mouth sui particularly al, their
did Lotteries for the .Oth Of September $4,000 Capital
To the $4,000 Of 10000 for October 4bT,y worthy
attention of Adventures and every chance
he fortunes ~heh thrown The path fortune
leads to BIGGER 4 CO.'S odee.
The most Splendid Scheme drawn I'm the
United StatcsI
SiOOOO, 2O,OOO, 10000, leo Prizes Of 8 900.
Isrssf No Pr,:s $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. drawn At Wi
mingion Delaware Saturday, September Grand
Capitals prihe Of $4,000 10000, 10000 sOOO GeOO 5000
1000 asia r $500 Of 1000, Of 1900 VI
llpJ and lGt PfL-' Of 1909 kc amounting Mnoo Of
Dollars Whole Tickets t1s. halves g. quarters
papksge Of ~ Whole Tickets Csas sIs
Deduct foe cash a. Equal 90 Ticksts
We warrant pietAse draw sl63 90 Isk on 20 wbos
woe oO-haves aud quart pOpoon paeLage may con
tain the four hist Capital Prizes.
ANOTHER GRAND ONE FOR THE FTH OF OCTOBER
Capital s5O.OOOi
fiires Of SlOOOO, IT 5000. 100 OF $1,000!
'fand Consolidated Lotey, Glass No g. 10 b. WI
mington Delaware, Saturday ~ Nos 10
dawn
GRAND 4 APITAIS
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J. f. WORDS OFFICE.


Diawing Of AaHABdra Lottery. Glass n:
~ 80 - 81 90 81 ~ 10 80 ~ 2 ~ ts
Drawing of Vagina Monongslia Lottery. Gas. "a
~ % 8 CO - 10 SO 20 60 "a
ieset Nos ~ ~ sJa Capital Pdz- shove sold by
WORD
wo Capitals of $4,000. Is of 900 &C hc I'm To Dsys
eme. Tickets Only tS. ssIrr eoss q ~ O'clock
L 10
OfT'S OFFICE.--DrawinR received by I
oekctto day Capitals priEss Of iOO 900 dollars. Is Of
r. he ~ Nos IS Drawn Tickets s. taetaRss for s,I on
usual tefms until ~ o'sIoek
This Evening
100 Dolafs Capital! Tckri- oniy so :, ares In pto,ot
-For sale +" HoYTs OFFICE
10 No grehangs
LhRkES HEAD uUARrEHs--To Day: AeIas.l,t, g,,,,
CassS2O Capiais-e prizes Of 10000 dpiats $500 goss
1000, 40 of $50. so Of $50. AZ. IS No Iterv rs
sn BaIots. Tcsets S-fJf s,le Until ~ o'ciotL
BIZ Evening -Cspti 5000 Dola Ticksisg So
Drawing OF AleraRdria Ioilery, Clash ~.
~ 81 ~ 81 30 81 ~ &c - rs 3 ~ -
DruwnE o. Va Leesbug LOTTERY, Cii.sS7.
IS SO 36 - % 10 ~ 30 - ~ ~ 50
IN. CLARKE.
CAMPHINE LAMPS.
RICH two shade Globe Camphine Lamps for
stnres
y Pa Bsrgipg Lamp. ot Stores
~ Sido LsoaSs
q an assortment Of 0s'ts Weeks Ge just 10 isni sud for
~ Y. JOHNHON
No Nil.
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by Dunlop. Ioncure a 60.

by Dunlop. noncure a
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
onfHDAY 'hs 10Th int oek we will sell M ON,
suction general e--rtnrnt OF Groceries.
% "h@s stcroI Porto Rico and sasar part prm.
quality
$50 bags RIO, Java AMI Lag.
70 hh- Bacon Shoulder. MrJding- and Hans
20 hh-s Aolasss-P Rec and sugar House
Is bo's No I Lard
los packages G. p, Imp1 and Powcbong Tea.-p.r prme
quality. -
Brandy. whi-,ey. GIN
Cod Pi-h, Window Glass, Indigo
Mustard, &C.
TERNs-Ubdef 100 dollars over 100 dollars uantb.
credit for approved negotiable. paper.
10 DUNLOP. goSCURR 4 Cn au.,-
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w. qnsHer5 pscksfe Of % Wbole rck~ts sAgO
Deduct The pr,cs q 2 wholes
etGo
We warrant Paesagr Iodfaw sas
Riss op % whoss sg2
Hsi,es apd asfusf' ptesonon.
The Tickets tbe sbuyc 1otfrcs ate received and az osfs
" w '
PJWe have day fournt FINN 90 and sh n r.wu.
aBer mado 70 large swsys 10 ne NOS,
Popu'sf Loisuos ssnd
tIfaesags 81 Wboes Hsiyes apd slage WIZ ies
api Shares always hsnd The great variety
RCFof large ffEss adires- yoar Ordes Capital " >.
sehe" 7. RUSSELL. BIGGER a CO
Richmond. Va
eCIe Drawings cent vben rGosred an Who from
'" TRBkCO
IL Hsaailhted ao W ps'a sm
II AcoN ANo LAao -sO HID. prime brsh, Bacon sss.
- 2s0 puns viu n'a Hams
700 . ksstocty
Sse ksS' wss'sra Lsrt-FoT Say
"H WILLIAMS HAxALL
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. va.
UN DER THE EXCHAN No a

hOfTS PklLE OFFICE,
Richmond. Wa.
UNDER THE EXCHAN No. B.
Particular Notice
X NOW all men by these presents, that at >
ocioek lat week the Coddsss ~ FORTUNE va. I'M. fs
" my ret hoyt In consideration OF hs nv lt,s
arrangement. for the last perfectly
nave gwen him hind and determined To remain
with HIM nl death do naneyn, thai = An
."~ on any one except courtsd vb.r.
'haH COSTUME tn hold court fancy but Cap,,aI
rs Will net t- IN. result VI adventure. To r,e.y. nv
-aes nov must apply either person by PROXY or BY ee
TO No 3 Exchange HOTEL.
The above I aoyr
s.-Wbo a PriEef
$4,000.
h-i.ndria 10 t-y. Class &c To L. s-psnb@r
Capital Priz.s:
s'ooOo' 1900 $780, 3O0o 1000 6a7 OF 1000 Az Ar-
e-itseaie Of pIekase OF tickets an this "a al
he cent free % portage for sI2U.
GRAND MAMMOTH SCHEME:
rrizss: 100000. 10000, $4,000, . 100, o. OOoI
In the Lottery for the 9Th Dol
there a.. lI9e 1917 dollars distributed TO ai-
up Tie loss OF short crops Ly ROyt there
man within the reach Of th, Ticket IN IN.
Lottery about draw .~at To- The eoun,,
and BY boSt too Noe thu particularly
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lotteries.
J. q. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS.
Nfcha0o9, Va.
Once No. lUf West Main s,r>ss.

- Hfce0ooo, Va.
oaies No. iOi We; Main .r.s.
Qaayssr Ticket Nss. Z TT Is m. s..,,.,..
$500 Dsusrst % fhh@-d'sa Lstts>y Va. Il.
s. -. 70 1Ss %, s.S refsr.ed s.s-h
Nst Ticket NSs- q rs lLs tspiai PIN. .f Ts n
THoUSf*D DoLf-fhs - .fkts.d,.a Ias,.,, h .yI 49,"
"sr- En sx-sf ss' 'ss 10 az. osos -..sd
o3O,OOO!
Astanira I>o'i-y, Ciss. a. h. J,. A, .l,.
. - IN ra'n dy sepenbes 2o,h Ga it.I.-Sao o,o
5000 5000 1000 1877 Is psI~- $1,000 IS nj 500
&C &C 10 Nos Ia drawn ballot. so L.v,, o,,
." sso Cs heas of r.ekais. Of - Whole Tickets. 10
Is Half do. 65: IS Quarter 3sso.
FOR 27TH SEPTEMBER.
MAMMOTH SCHEMEy
10000, 2j,WI0, $1,000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA iDTrERY,
t1s-- A. Tor ist5.
To be dawn ~ AIssdfa a. saturday s~p-uh-, a7 is,s
70 No. Lsife,y. sad - DrsVa Bslsts
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RIO. X. DIJVAI

Ar6fh xi "A fpsDDx s2Adas,isr.
lee in Paints, otis, Dye sfaTrs, wIsaevy
Gtass, &C.
No. 1855 Man Street
GLIsH WHITE LEAn-
1000 bs Enrlsh White Lead IN OH--Fofsale BY
y. JOHNSTON, brusgia.
1t
1000 Racks foe sat at Rockeus-For sa'shv
II DAVENPoRT, ALLEN a co
|TTIMORBS COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
FULL assortment OF the genuine article, re &.
eevips this ay from he sc,oryrof ..s IN ou.n,ae. 10
'eha's~ VAN Lew, SMITH 4 60,
~ Mem Street
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To Country Merchants and other.!
Ncr Fall Dry Goods,
AT w Wholesale AND RETAIL
BINF0RD a. NINMO

III AVlNG received by the schrs. I.ynchburg,
Marietta Burr tie a. Il. Roberta Pasory and Cecil n os,
Of their fa supply STAPLE Fancy Dry Good. and the
der being on board The Nsau r reen~sy other vr-.-
Aou EXPECTED ffom New YORK. they they may nov with
confidence invite the oTcouny m and oh., IN
iher very large. well selected cheap Stock p,eul,I a.
-epon OF which they deem n,
say that enbraces every thing new aud s.hoa,he ,hs
Is usually kept IN by Goods sIo.
Also,
CARPETINGS AND RUGS
Ihy have eparale from their and r-a
.af' and mug koom where he found most dssirabx
fns ann e"ofs OF Brus Three Ply Ingram and
ana hues-,h prices Of the rangg from IS cts,
!" - pee ard and The latter from 81 to ss3 piece.
September y, lsI5. %,
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hardly be- credited a have any effect upou
e lungs seated Ne they within the s,sem sy
Tor ALL that thus onnent Will lungs quicker than any
medicine that be internally Thus placed upon the
chest pehitaes directly the lungs separates poi- rus
Ia,te-s that consuming them and eIpel
need not say that curing Of
ly although told fooishness not what a. an nj
so long as can several thousand person, yearly.
The save has cured ind
ing and who had regularly eyy vomiting
look pace
Deafness aud Far Ache helped success, also
Ague IN the Pace.
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THE presiding figure /.

tIVFh =" WpFrssht the Ihsc 81.
BIZ rersvirstsea- ID 10 th- great eva.
soapos Ger the isnpur'siss II the b Dr..
u yin be nrtieed hat a Inch elcuiy
n''si ss-e, frcn al points NJ the sur.
lace. whieh 'ta,ss'ss that this psssp,
rsisos nj~ urintsr up'ediv when = e
arr 10 he mn. but esa.es when ~e m,
sieh. Life essn"t he ssia ned witt
OF %. u % thrown OF { oa the blood
and othsr juices of th~ b. dy. and dc
p"'es BY THE Hsans Of uearb al IN.
InpuIit es within N. TLr hLo,.a ~.
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST received the following Iieces Of New Mo-
j SIC at the OLD established store, two doors cart
of 18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
NV sister, Oh my sster-by l.. T. Chadwick
When the early stars are peepng-by c. Menekc
DAYS of my childhood-by G.. +. Heuberer
The American National song of Liberty-by s..
Radon
Ask me no more to sing that song Of gladness-by
Glover
The old church clock-by J. Long
Unfadng beauty-hy f. Petersea
The Free the German Rhne--by j. w. Hudson
Pun with you once ngan-by w. r. Dempster
The Matin bell
Jeanne Morrison-by w. r. Dempster
The voices of life-by g. J. Webb
The bells, the bells of evening-by A. Lee
The Inch Cape Bell-by ]. Parry
Stars of the summer night by o. W. Whhring-
Mary Hay-by r. Bruce .. ......
Little Eddie!-by J. N. Meicalf
The bold Gee-by ii. X. Bishop
IT'S very merry thng-Glee-byJ A. Wade
Grabbed age and youth--Quarte,te-by Rev. J. 8.
Stephens ...
Come, Fairies. trip it on the grass-glee-by J..
Parry
Down the dark waers-due,t-by C. Jefrries
The mariner loves DER the waters to roam-by A.
Lee
Sweet wal,z-by C. F. Heies'reit
Indian summer grand wailzby T. Bricher
Four easy wazes-by J. d. Woodbury.
Life is a dIeam-grand waIh-by Strauss
Love not--a celebrated quicksep
Independent Greys quick s,ep-by b. Ress
Cazneaus quick step-by +. II. Brunn
Nix my Doiy-a favorite quckstep
Village qulckstep-by Il. l.. White
Johnson's quick step--J G.. Jones
Fra tante angroscie, Rondo--by +. Hunter w..
Beethoven's celebrated andante--arranged by H.
Herr
Favorite polka of the Rbne-by E. Wolff
Paris polka-by p. Schubert
Romance sans pawles-S. Thalbcrg
Rubin polka--P. Schubert
Three favorite pokas-by c. Labtzky
Quadrlles les adeux--by V. Lazard
Ethiopian quadriles, danced by the Virginia min
strels
La Gitana-by II. Herr
Chldrens party quadrilIes-by Camelle Sch obert
Rory o. Moore, with variations T.. b. 'Bohers-
zewicz
She wore wreath of roses, with variatIons-by
Valentine
Lady mine, with variations
Kings singers daily practically G. NJ. King
companion to the choir-by c. M. Fling
Jenny get your hoe cake done, by Joe Sweeny.
Jim along Josey
Ole Vmglnny break down-by Joe Sweeny
De ole Jaw bone-by Joe Sweeny
Ole Tare river-by Joe Sweeny
Jumbo Jum-by John Smith Dec 7-3ti
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