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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
7 HEREBY F0REWARN all persons
l. from passing or repassing, or trespassing
in any manner upon my plantation, as
have already received serious damages, ant
therefore have come to the positive concIu-
sion to enforce the full limits of the law
against all offenders.
JNO. L. JOHNSON.
nov 27-4w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween BEALL s. HoDGEs is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the firm are respectfully request
ed to call and settle their Indebtedness, on
or before the first January next All &C
counts not closed either by cash or note by
that time, will be placed in an officers hands
for collection, Without respect to persons.
SAMUEL Ii. BEALL,
VIM. M. HODGES.
Oct. %, 1945.--1eowJan1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
PUBLIC SALE.

ID Y virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
- Charles County, the subscriber will sell at pub
lie auction, at HARD BARGAIN, the late resi-
dence of NATHAN HARRIS, on THURSDAY, the
lSth day of DECEMBER next, (if fair, if not, the
next fair day thereafter all of the unsold personal
estate OF said deceased, Excepting Negroes) con-
sisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
implements, Horses, Mules Cattle, Sheep,
about $50 barrels of Corn, about $4,000
lbs. Tobacco Of the crop Of 1915, Oats,
Whect Straac, ProUeader, sc.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of six months will be
given for all sums above $40, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security, and for sums of SO
and under the cash will be required.
BENZ. G. HARRIS,
Fl. r. HARRIS,
j Adm'rs d. b. n. of Nathan Harris.
At the same time and place, the undersigned, as
Trustees, appointed by Charles County Court, sit
ting as a Court of Equity, will offer again t. the
public that portion of Nathan Harrs'
RE.4L EST.4TE,
called MILL TRACT, being part of Burrougll
Hall, containing 800 ACRES, more or less, lying
in the neghborhood of Hard Bargain A large por-
ton of the land is covered with valuable Timber
The soil is well adapted to the growth of Tobacco
and the other staples crops, and there is attached
! MILL SEAT.
They will also offer for sale to the public at the
same time and place, the tract of Land called the
! 'sBRICK-HOUSE TRACT,'
being a part of James Purchase and Harris Lot
containing 200 ACRES, more or less. There is
on the land a Large Brick Dwell
! d. ling and other necessary Buildings
zSstlE-alI11;S1 & and also Store House. The land
Ez.. ~ i 6 is well adapted to the growth Of
-=z7==z- Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, sc.
! THE TERMS OF SALE are, that the purchaser Oh
purchasers shall give bond with security to be ap
proved by the Trustees, to bear interest from the
first day of January 1916, conditioned to pay to FIX
heirs of Nathan Harris their respective proportions
of the purchase money as they shall soverally arrive
at lawful age, and the payment, annually, to th'
Guardian Of every such heir, the interest accruins
on their respective portions; and upon the ratfca
ton of such sales and on payment of the whole Pur
chase money, (and not beiore,) the Trustees shall
convey, by deed properly executed, to the said pur
chaser or purchasers the real estate purchased BY
him. her or them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons are directed not to trespass
4 = upon my Farm, either with dog or gun
or in any other manner. The law will be
rigidly enforced against all violating this
prohibition.
WALTER MITCHELL.
dec LIFT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
PUBLIC SALE.

pY virtue Of a decree of Charles County
~ Court, sitting as Court Of Equity,
will sell at public auction, i'll PORT TOBACCO
on TUESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1916
between the hours Of and 5 o'clock, P. VI
the REs4L ESTATE upon which John
Hamilton now resides, commonly called
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
CAPS.

Gentlemen's sea-otter, fur seal, nutria, muskrat,
cloth, hair plush glazed, linen, velvet, and silk
Caps in great variety.
Youths cloth, Spanish SLOUGH, cadet, Boston
navy, glazed cover-several new and tasty patterns
ChIdren's rich silk velvet Caps. The collection
of patterns rare and beautifully and these goods will
be sold at such prices as must induce purchasers to
call second time, and become regular customers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
LADIES' RIDING CAPS.

Orders taken for any particular fancy, and every
exertion always made to please my fair patronesses
New style Ashburton Hats for children-very
much admired.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-18
TEXAS ROBES.

Buffalo Robes, all Sizes Some of these, curious
ly emblazoned with the achievements of the abort
ginal possessors recommend to the attention of
gentlemen forming collections of Indian curiosities.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-01-18

Iowa Wisconsin, and other Territories and States yst 1. II
formed but If you have such power in this way Al ~
aer yourself with the vain and deusiye hope tat YOU car
do il by the admission of Texas Will not the same Con-
gres think YOU impose the restrictions on the States 10
be formed of Texas that they would impose upon your
tories when admitted States and is not the measure adj
vocated in the report of Mr. ngeso the ground that out
Of Texas they will make three free and two slave States This
keeping up the balance power with vengeance to u.s.
Thus, my dear sir have at some length given you nv
views the interesting question OF Texas and believing il to
be our interest that her independence should be finally es
shed and having really regard for that young Republic
than those whose pecunay political interests have prompt
ed them such deeds Of daring and of yao in favor Of the
beautul but unfortunate should feel it pleasing duty
if in the public councils to do all that might const
honay and legmatey do to enable her to maintain her in
dependence and carry her Government but feel under no
obligation take every needy household into the bosom Of INV
family, already large fo its harmony and good Order be-
cause am willing to assist them.
II this letter should have the effect Of bringing your mind 10
fair and unpreudiced q by former opnions) delber-
ton OF the question: and the vast consequences growing out of
u they will suggest themselves to YOU shall be compen-
stated for the time and trouble of writing 1t.
For the complimentary in which you have spoken Of
past course and for your determination support me at
the ensuing election be my what it may" return
you my Acknowledgements II
In thus announcing to you that candidate for Con-
gess at the next election it is proper should say that re-
cognse the right of the people nominate in Convention if
they think fit and the of the party is of con-
sequence TO me than my elections they select that
can serve their interests faithfully than have done, and
am likely to do would be ready to yield to their wishes
am, most respectfully, yoms,
On. WV. HAcKrrr. mo. M Bolts
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CLAIMS AND CONTRACT AGENCY.
WORTHINGToN G. sNETHEN.
C0unseIlor-at-La Law, WARRINGTON.

)fOSECUIES before Congress, the several Depart
mcn's OF me eneral Government, all Of claims,
such as claims arising under the administration Of the
laws or the presumption acts; claims confirmation OF land
OF the United States DESTROYED by the Indans claims for
invalid revolutionary, naval widows, and haepay PENSIONS
or Tor Revolutionary services whether for communication OF half
pay hay or bounty ands claims acc,ng under the exc
cuon OF Indian treaties growing in any way out Of contracts
WIN the overmen claims for spoIiatons before any boar1
OF commissioners under treaties &c &c and attends to the
settlement OF Of sbung other officers and agents
The Government Of mail conacors 10 the procuring Of
patents for inventions and for titles public ands to the into
rest OF bidders for contracts department OF the public SER
vice, &c. dec 5--dSw1yif
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LADY, Of experience in teaching wishes to obtain
situation eovcrncss in family assisant in school
She permitted refer for qualifications TO Mrs. Lincoln
Phelps principal Of the Patspsco Female Intuts, Eli
colts Mills Md to whom applications BY letter post paid,
may be made. t,-% dec l2-2sw6w
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II. A. MEREDITH,

ATTORNEY ut LAM,
Gainesville, Alabama.
MILL attend promptly and strictly the security and COL
w lection Of claims in Alabama and Mississippi,
may 2f--1ywp -
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power in Congress with foreign nations therefore
this power Is also imperfect accomplish the annexation Of
Texas. The President and Senate may form treaties bu
cannot admit States. Congress may admit new States
(ou Of their territory, Mr.. jefferson said but thev
cannot make treaties copacts with other nations Thus
each power Is imperfect and insufficient in itself to ac-
compsh this end and deny the right to incorporate the two
into one and make that perfect which intended 10 be inn
perieo for any such purpose But if should happen 10 sa
gcst itself to the sagacous minds Congress- this difficulty
might perhaps be by amending the Constitution by
joint resolution of the two Houses there being lust as much
warrant for the one as the other.
the question should be asked me- then whether there il
no mode py winch Texas can be annexed the United States
provided the people Of both countries shoud desire n would
say, there is constitutional power in Congress 10 admit IL
and Congress cannot add TO their own If they desire
an amendment TO the Constitution for that purpose requires
vote Oh twords OF both Houses TO propose an amendment
Of twothrds of the State Legislatures shall call conyen
op ior such purpose il requires in the nrs case
OF the State Legislatures and in the last vote
OF thrceourths OF the convention raty the Let
them therefore, as the rational mode Of accomplishing
the object by vote Of two-thds Of both Houses submit the
question directly to the People and il three ouhs of the
qualified voters Of tho United States vote to receive Texas up
on terms and spuntons TO be agreed by the President
twothrds OF the Senate, let il be done otherwise il ouQh
not TO be DONE Or submit the question in the same form
the State Legislatures whether Texas shall he admitted ON TN
terms to be agreed by the caty-maing power and
agree TO it. go work about Il hut IL not
less than that proportion could not amend the Constitution
less Than that ought TO be regarded insufficient 10 make il
part Of the United States without constitutional authority
which aver is nowhere there 10 be found t1
In respect TO the suggestion In your letter Of keeping up M
balance o. power between the slave and free States which
had overlooked at the proper place, will only add If yo,
have the pow in the Federal Government to keep up tina
balance OF power do it with your own Territories Of Florida
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Q. nnnN0Annsaoos,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

Asaay issisostas srsnstAni.r A. ..rs,,- m.
n.esssrs - ssesysd rsss n = couss Coda AS,eto,.
Ne vss fhso~t an< nngs Moo esses on ,su.
ceemeon N III hae sas~s of III disas entirety
eursd By bs Restorative ss ev- ~.ns hs We fs :.
~ fsaoss and family fisods s1ea vu eh-,
fay eeruy hssy smeisd abov. eonpl.n.
ey % pfe;snson lei him IA. Cr,,,.i
Ass sod see The eoaviseinx tsosy restored and
Eashai individuals Tn< Health s.lG sA.r the u,
single ooos VIII an nd prneteai evidences unp.
virtues Severe % deased NE have .~-u
ened entirely amer e Of bo<. Ahbou.h
ihs rroes'os has for essin-d n.
insused bic eve,y dirseiIoo os Ter
vsniy d.s Ard hear Of PRODUCING ho- hvor.b. a.
ss al ever nssasee of s New Yosk city and lie vi
ssy Tbs aono~ins eenes's nom Dr. Chiffon. Known
Ihavs s.a,..d us~dieir. call &c Br,.et.,hos
Health ksorafivs and ind Mercury or
ec.possdof vegetable matter entirely"
JAxrs T.. CniLros ~ D.
C. sRiScKERHoPv Proprietor, N. r.
BosAcr EvsnErT, Z. 4. Agent
rriseips odice, 70 Hud-oa Street New York
10 FOR sai- BY the Agents.
~aa i'm
sAsps sAns.rAEiILA what tortues" says Dr. HetscsSi
might have been dispensed simpler ppeiul,. Of
physiology been earlier understood" pby,oosv h..
doeoess done much for tbs aneiosaion suffering In
pointing o the Hd ~ The ohs IN wids
hge Of dsoders but chemistry
much In the reach puf m.
Infected and infeting Sends s.rsapars ae
posn, change. with direcness uniformity aimo. ipcs dbl
ous complaint sof,. md
eruptoas ds.ppssr under il
FOR further particulars .peror
graus.
pa Prepared and retail and for .rpor,.,,o,
BY A. SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists Grnts Build-
ngs NO. 10 Broadway Of Chambers
Sod aio. by ALEX DUvAL CO, Agents. Main stree, R,e \
nond Va % Price 81 per Bottle. bottles
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Rfchmond. Wa.
UNDER THE EXCHAN No. 3

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
$4,000 Doilarsi
Alexandra. Lottery. Class -, for I545 to be drawn in
Alexandra, D. c. on Saturday June l4h. Is45 splen-
did Capitals: S3O.00O. ZOO, 5000. 5000 1000 397
prizes Of 1000. Of $780, 25 OF 000 IS OF 500 220 OF
2OO &c, &c. Is Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets only
Sl0 halves s. ore SO. Certificates Of PsckaRes Of q
Whole Tickets $780, IS halves 65; 25 qr's - SO.
$4,000 Dollars.
Alexandra Lottery, Class as for 1885, 10 be drawn in
AleTandra. ID. Z, Saturday June 2Isi Is45. Great
Scheme; $4,000. 10000, 1867, pines OF $780, OF
2000 10 OF $780, 50 OF 1000. SO Of co., SO Of $780, &C.
&C. 10 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets $40. halves S. quarters
50. Certificates Of Packages OF 90 Whole Tickets
$40, &c halves 40; &c qrs IS.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &c. sl5 to be drawn in
Alexandria D. C., on Saturday June 2sth 1886. SPLEEN.
did Prizes: $4,000 $4,000, 5000. 5000 1000, 5000,
262s $500 25 prizes Of 1000. 25 Of 500 &C., &C. IS
Nos, IL ballots Tickets $40. halves S. qr's So Ger
ucses OF Packages OF Is Whole Tickets $780, IS halves
65; Is qrs % so.
s-Per'ons visiting the city should Ho,t they
money
% Orders for Tickets and OF Packages
In the above splendid LOTTERIES will prompt
ion and account Of each drawing all
who may order Tickets from d. NJ HoYr
hmond
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7. RUSSELL BIGGER.

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. D. PAlrK & Co.,
RICHMOND. "a.
Drawing received every day az O'Clock.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
For wsdne'dsy-sisooo, so Of soc 72 Mo-. 10 B.ao,.-
For Tharsiay-sia.oOo, 10 of Iooo 70 No- 10 s.los-
Ror Fnd.y-sIo.ooo. 5 OF 5000, 7, No. a n.ao..-
Tickets !. = '
For sa,urdsy-ssooo 20 Nos u Bano. Tiele,,e
For Saturday night saes eios M-sIs 900 COCO
20 Of 1000, Ae- rs Nos IL Ballots Tieksp g.
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
$4,000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery NJ wmiu atm Inn.
s!h $4,000 10000 5000. 1000 3ooo Of 5000 1900 OF
SO ACereaie Of 81 Whole Ticket. sisO-shsre, IN
ton ''-rN
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000, 10000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No draws NJ wimnrtn
June eis-Gand Capitals $4,000 20 600 900 s77s no IN
sooo 500 1870 100 OF 1000 ga 500 No p1el
zoo LIST and % drawn Mes ke "a Nos. Whole
$40 For Tickets IN the shove Grand Lottery any Lottery
can 0' actress T. RUSSELL BIGGER
Richmond.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000. $1,000 us Nos Is Ballots
Grand Con,odaied No q draws Wilmington June 2stb
Splendid Capital OF OF 5000 OF 5000 saGs
80 pines Of 1000 rs ballot Whole Ticket.
Certificate Of rs whos Tickets only sI5s-shas in propor
" r''P'''
For other seher-sI call onee
W Packages OF wholes and shares, single wholes and
shares sways on hand in the usual great variety and
usual prizes paid sight immediately after the drawing
Dordes for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above Sehsmes, and in all Lotteries will be promptly
attended TO, and drawing when requested
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
my Is Managers Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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W. p. TURPIN's LOTTERY OrrICg.


Whole r'e.-s No. al 10. ,bs c.ps.i prss sso.ooo
N As.sadsa Lottery 49, Eain daws sis Nay va. Ia
By IukfIN and paid Al HE olhe- Friday.
whoa ftekst - ~ So Pnze % el1co A,<r,ndr,. In,
veg NO 81 drawn s+ Instant sod By TuRriS s.A paid
Hal Tetss ia ~ a. Prs Of sioos In Al-nudr,. I,,,-,v
.s Extra dawn goth inss sold BY rCRPiN "a Tu.s
DAY.
wf T. attention Of p>r,on. /. IN. eo.,,, IN
ns following Schemes dune, u-v ,,u
Dc 'ound 70 be The Of
ms sh~ne and he amount n 10 be distributed have
ever been Issued T Primes each scheme upward
10000. $1,000 ISoso. &C. nc.
within the
ons- an ssp.e.ds"ied so"ber Of rrre'
s'o 10 $1,000. and week Richmond
The above CAPITAL Of $4,000 sotd .
eorssrs for Packages Certificates. sinEe In In. fol
owing sehem>s in Lottery By ke-.rs G Gre.
so Co. VIII be .''snded tn By return mad, and request
ed Dfawinss forwarded = received.
AhIanfa Losry. Class "a drawn Jun. Iah
istS Splendid Capitals: $4,000 isoe0 pfilr,
Of 2ooo of 1900 IS Of I0oo Is Of e Is
Nos ID drawn ballots Tickets eio halves
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whoe have. as
IS quar-rs 52Ss.
$4,000!
hhnndrn Lottery. Gas. rs drawn June NJ
sts Great Scheme $4,000, 10000 <367 prrs. Of $500
Of 1000 10 Of 1909. SO 1000 SO Of 600 so or
500 ke IS No e ballots eio halves s. quarter. 20
Certificates % Packages &c whoe Ticket. hav-. TO-
&c quarters Is.
Asrnds Lottery, Class 70 Cor 1850 June 2Sh
1855 Splendid Prizes $40 900. $1,000 5000 to0o 300
- prime. OF 1000 Is Of 500 baot. Te..s
TO- halves quarter. Certificates OF Ps- kasr. Of % WAL
Tickets $50 Is halves IS; IS quariers 1850.
e In addition to The above large r. Ia. aInv.
Oh han IN smaller ringing from 1000
TO 10000 and Tickets rom s5awinss which are n.
eei'ed daily Po' Pnzes in any Loisy, address
w. p. TURPIN
Rich VI.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

lei an The word wnat
Por selling Prizes, SrRArrop's the man!
Dawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra, 1877, June oh:
80 % "a IS 81 % Is 50 IS 81 IL IL 80
$1,000, 1000.
Alexandria No. 49, Extra, for Wednesday. Capitals $1,000
1000, 1Uoo IS Nos Is drawn. whoes So halves
qs 62I cts
$4,000, 5000.
AieIandni No 100. for THURSDAY Capitals: S2s 900 6Ooo
$500; sooO &c IS Nos Is drawn wholes TO- halves q
S900O, 1000!
Va Mononraia. No "a Friday the Exchange
Capitals: $1,000, 5000, 1900 IS Nos drawn Whole.
81; halves $50; qrs. IS
$1,000, $500!
eIandra No a. Extra for Saturday. Capitals e7oo0 $500
Of 1000. &c 10 Nos. II drawn wboes 81 So halves e5
qrs. cal cts
$4,000, 100000
Alexandria No. g. Sunday. mail r-ady on
Monday Capitals $4,000 10000 5000 5oOn 4ooo of 1000
6e. rs Nos IL drawn. Wholes $40 halves S; qrs $50
Buyers referred my Prizes. which are registered
at the Once proof OF what done; every
drawing continues to the number
1 oders for eertie
Schemes and in all Lo'teres will be promptly attended
drawing VIXEN requested.
Please address orders N. sTRATroN,
RichmoHd,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
o@Z II has been reported, since dis
EST5y- continued Aa on Main street thar
N<- had len the city, which Is false. take this me
hod Of informing customers and the public generally
heated on the second below Exchange Hotel ana
rear Of The Bel Tavern Franklin Coac
ana Harness Mandatory in ey,sH.iSe operation. NY
stock consists OF he following dessPsoas Carriages
Coaches on e Spring,
Do. EuFts spsIys
BAToushes fos Horses
blgsies with and without Tops
Top Buggies with
Roekaways, style article
Coach Barouehe and Ruzsys Harness, Of al qualities
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase will find
and e1aiaIhe my stock manufacture that
henee can with confidence attention will
be gwen to ell nds Of Repairing on The mos,
reasonable terms
viii nrnish Country Coach Makers al kinds OF Coach
hnaRss on Tie most reasonable terms. a
sapeTior article OF Coach Varnish.
ap 23-3m ALFRED KING
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Dns. No. d Ai...adr. Le!!..y. No. is1. II,

Dnsn Nos. Of Als.sndhs Lottery. No., l3J, Ezus-.
June sth, 1885, tfIS M
~ ~ ~ IS % W E 63 IS ~ IL II 4 30. ..
Half Ticket Nos ~ 50 rs. ane,hss Capital cold and
paid BY .s 500 h WIN. p TURPIN
Driving Of Leesburs LoNssy, No - drawn June 9Th
II % - ~ Al g ~ GO I 66 S
paid BY ~ II TURPIN.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, No. i3s, Exua-dnwr
June 6ths ~ \ -
81 u &c - Is - IS 50 50 "a ~ a u Is
Tiekst No. ~ n -, aCspita In the above cold ssd
paid By TURPIN
Drawing Of Alsxsndris Lottery No. Is drawn Juns 7th
~ ~ ~ 10 81 &c ~ 2 10 20 70 Is.
Tieka Nos. IL ~ ~, Primo Of $500. cold and psid
aa w. r. TURPIN.
FOR TO-DAY.
Drawing will be received o'clock, p. M. Capital
$1,000. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets % 50-Shares In
proportion 10 be obtsned BY the package single ticket
until IL o'clock this nernins.s ct w. r. -TpRPIN'S
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lotteries.
j. f.. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
-.tU Riehsasnd. yirEfnia.
= be- Splessid Loneries for June
$4,000.
A,.sdra Io'.ry ca.' ~ Tor ist,-o be drawn Abran
$4,000 ioeoo sooe sooo 1900. 7s7e pz-s Of aoos Of
1900 2sof 1000. rs % soo of IS Mo- n dawn
bssota Tickets only $40 halves sso Of
Packages of IS wbos iso halves O., Is quarter,
~ 50.
.t $50 900
Asrasdr. Losy. clas IS sr sts,ob drawn In Al-Ian
dris Q. Saturday Juss ais ist; seh-- go
prizes % $500 Of 2ooo 1900 so Of 1000
SO ef soo soof 5oo - Nos ~ ts Tickets so haIv.
qo.rer.sfo Certificates of Packages Whole Tickets 4o
70 halves TO- 20 quart-u IS
$4,000.
Aeiandna Lottery Class &c for 1875 be A,exan
dfs on Saturday. Jubs 4sh. 1916 Splendid Prizes s4o
ooo $4,000 soso psr.s Of
IS OF 500 &C IS Nos ~ ballots Ticket. si0 halves s. qua.
sr ESQ C-rtbesss of Packages of IS Tek.ts $40
IS halves e5; rs quarters u
Orders Tickets
In the above Splendid oerey prompt
uon and ecea drawing amer
hsover to oil who osdnf from j. y. WORD.
Richmond
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BY Davenport & Allen.
GROCERIES,, &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY at O'Clock will be sold n, o,r ane
ton fto-e, without
% hhds Sugars, prime
10 sICrci1
800 bags Lasuayra Coffee
100 saeks Salt me
so do Ground Alum do
English Wanais, Palm NHfs
Lamp Obs
Wrapping and Cap Paper
Manufactured Tot-
100 DO. sc Powder Teas
leo do Soap
Cincinnati and Old yvhskey
Apple Brandy and GIN
, hhis jamaica Rem
Candies Hats.
TERiS-Uuder al ,ra o,.. . ....,L-
fos approved paper. DAVENPORT A ALLEN Anr,.
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FOR RENT,
AND POSSESSION GIVEN IAMEDiArELyl
Tn The four story Brick Building, with the
Lumber house attached, Main Street. next bssw
NJ John TurPn and the occupancy Mas Mor.- &
haoa An entirely new front te rst s:sy grante
Gently been given 10 this house. and 4. in
good repair IL excellent stand any sort Of bus
ness especially that Of shoe ENQUIRE of
PHILIP NJ. TARB 1 SON,
Once Main Street Bggers Loy ofes over the
Grocery store OF Wm. 81. HaHisan. Esn. an ar
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

sum MEk CBU HING,
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING MAY BE HAD DU.
RING THE MONTHS or JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST, BY CALLING ON
KEEN & co.
UHO have FROM ih- Gre, day 81 June reduced prices
w rafmfntsat least 30 ecui Noury money
Ne must have even u We have 10 give the value u
Clothing. KEEN CO.
No. iOs. Main Street