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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLISHERS II. s. Mai.
Bulletin, SATURDAY, March 18th, and SUN
DAY, March lGM-I2 0'ciorI

Bulletin, SATURDAY, March l5,h. and SUN
DAY, March i6M-l2 o'cioel.
THE following new Works received 50 hours
i in advance of any Express in the country:
By this Days Mail
No. Pictorial History OF The World, by John
Frost l.. L. D., 25 cents
The Art OF Conversation, with remarks on
Fashion and Address, BY Mrs Maherley. Author
ess OF the Young Maidens Book, &C. &c.-25
cents
All the Philadelphia, Boston and New York
weekly Newspapers, lately arrived and for sale.
Lately Arired and for Sale
Nights OF the Round Table, or Stories Of Aunt
Jane and her Friends, by the author of Clan Al
bin and Elizabeth De Bruce being No 3 of the
Home Travellers Library, 25 cents
The London Lancet for March, 1916. so cents
Grimaldi, the Clown, by Charles Dickens, 25
cents
No. Al Littels Living Age, II. GEMS
Look TO the End, orthe Benefits Abroad, by Mrs.
Ellis, author of The Women of England, &c, 25
cents
No. the Neves of Garrettstown, Ct cents
The Robber of the Rhine, by Leich Richie,
25 cents
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Book for April,
25 cents
No 10 Mrs Halls Sketches Of Irish Character.
II cents.
Nos. % and "a Dnnigan's Catholic Bible, be-
ing the conclusion OF the work, each - cents
The Scarlet Feather, or the Young Chief of
The Abaragnes, BY Professor Ingram, ~ cents
Part Sd Flavius Josephus, 25 cents
Nos fl and ~ in one, Harper's illuminated
| and illustrated Shakespeare, 25 cents
A Tale Of Trials, by Mrs Opie, 25 cents
No. 20 Harper's Pictorial Bible, 25 cents
Harry barefoot or the Three Tempt alton $
Prof lngraham, IL cents
Saha, or the Magic Of Count Coglostro, We
nelan tale, translated from The French OF Roger
| De Beauvoir-lS cents
The Englishwoman in Egypt, by Mrs Poole,
25 cents
The ROYAL Sisters, Historical Romance OF
the middle ages, by Agnes Strickland, 25 cents
The Fashionable Wife and Questionable
Husband by Mrs. Ope, % cents
The Countess FauStna, by Ida Countess
| Hahn Hahn, Translated from the German, %
cents
While Lies and False and True, or the Journey
10 London, BY Mrs. Opie, p cents
The Ghost Hunter and his family, by the All.
thor OF Tales OF the OIara family, cheap edition
% cents
Judea CAPITA BY Charlotte Elizabeth, 25 cents
No. 8 the Wandering Jew, Harpers edition
G cents
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the Hibernia, % cents
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The London Punch, - cents
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sale March IL
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AUCTION SALES.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Sr0y ybc Gin of Rjc5,u0uH

Near The CITY Of Richmond.
TlIE subscriber, intending 10 remove TO the
i city, has determined 10 dispose OF his Farm,
and will offer the same 10 The highest bidder, by
Auction on Thursday, the 10Th day oil April
next.
This Farm, we'll known as the property former.
Is owned by Captain William Burton, is situated
on The Chickahominy, about Z. miles from Rich
mond. Il contains 555 acres, abou, $50 Of which
are cleared, nearly 200 acres being Low Grounds,
and The whole in an excellent state OF improve
men lying most advaniaseously ior cultivation.
The Farm is well wa,ered, possesses an album
dant supply OF rich Mari-has an excellent Or
chard OF choice Fruit, trees, and has been long
known for lis healthy location Persons dcsirou;
of purchasing are invited 10 examine The ploper-
" and Judge Tor themselves.
Terms Of Sale.-Cne-ioul,h cash-the residue
in two equal payments OF one and two wears
with interest from the day of sale, and deed II
trus; 10 secure the deferred payments.
WIN. RUTHERFORD.
Sale to be conducted by
WILLIAMS & HAEALL Auc,s
y B. All farming operations will be cont.
nued until sale is effected, when possession viii
be arranged 10 suit the purchaser, and notice
given as 10 the disposal OF The stock, flaming
utensils, &c, &c W. r..
March l-eotts
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CITATIONS OFFICE Drawn Nos. Mo
- nongalia class No. II, March H.
% 81 80 10 G6 10 40 80 GO II 80 -
Whole tickets Nos. % 40 &C, 80 40 p, and 80
SO 70, three more capitals, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria class No. II, March
Is:
10 % 80 % 5 81 ! % 6s II Al
For Saturday, March 22d-S30OOO 10000
5000, 1861 90, Of 1900, 100 of 1000, ITO Of
300, &c, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40
Saturday, Goth March-S3O, 900, 10000 5000
1000, 10 Of 1000, Of 500, &C., &C. Tickets $40
Look out for April 5!h-a grand scheme.
100000, 10000, $4,000 > Of 10000, Of 5000
3 Of 5000 3 Of 1000, of 5000, 5 Of 1000, 10
OF 800, 90 of 200, so OF 1000 80 OF 500, 1873
of 400. 70 Nos, - drawn. Tickets $50, shares
in proportion.
Orders for packages certificates of packages,
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO- and drawings sent when re-
questcd. Please address orders to
n. STRATTON,
March 1S-4l Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
brilliant Scheme !!

Total Amount Of Prizes. s1.I79.I7s:::
Consisting Of the following Grand Capitals Of
100000, 10000, li,06S, prizes Of 10000
Of 5000, &C., &C., &c, with 10000
divided into prizes OF 1000 each
A LEXANDRIA LOTTERY-by authority
II oil Consress-approved hy The President OF
the United Slates-Cass II, for 1915, 10 be-
drawn at Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday. April
5, 1919 under The superintendent ol Public
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose. IS
number Lottery, l3 drawn ballots.
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MERCHANDISE.
Il. M. BURTON.
(Ncarly Opposiic The EXCHANGE Bank /,

(Ncarly Opposite The Exchange Bank,)
HAS for sale, upon accommodating terms
i u Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into this mar
ket
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whiskey
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pint bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Claret Wines,
from The lowest TO the very best quality
Champagne Wine, Anchor and Bollinger
brands
81. Croix, New Orleans and P. Rico Sugars
Woolsey & Woolsey's double refined loaf
crushed and pulverized Sugars
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woolsey and Woolsey's Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gunpowder and Ponchong Teas, Of fine and
extra fine qualities
Bacon-Hams Middlings and Shoulders
Sperm and Talow Candles, Of the best brands
Java, Manila, Laguyra and Cuba Coffee
No. Lard, Picking Vinegar, &C.
March lS-cSt
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IMPORTED TRUSTEE.
The Sire Of Fashion, the Champion Of he Amcri-

7 nc S7VCg FdS47ON, EIe t0uWP9VV " 20. 1THe77-
can Turf
17-S, Will stand the present season at Hicks
Hn ford, Va, 40 miles South of Petersburg,
and 30 miles North of Weldon, N Carolina, and
will be lei 10 mares at $50 the season, and 81 10
the groom. Mares will be fed at 30 cents per
day, or $40 per month, pasturagc gratis; mares
will be well attended 10, as there is stable-room
for 80 ROBT. JOHNSON HYSLOP.
March 1S-c4t
gr The Richmond Wing and Petersburg In
telGoencer will copy
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
MISSISSIPPI

CHANCEliI SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
MISSISSIPPI.
DY virtue Of decree Of The Chancellor en-
ID tered al Jackson on the l3th February, 1915,
will sell, as Commissioner, on the 9th April
next. at The Office OF The assignees OF the Com
mcrcial and Railroad Bank of Vicksburg, al the
railroad depot at Vick>burg for one-iitth cash,
balance in /, q and years equal payments, a
large amount OF Real Estate belonging TO said
assisnees, consisting OF about so lots and parts Of
lois in the city of Vicksbnrg, many OF them i'm
proved with stores, residences and hotel; over
1000 acres of land in Warren county; houses
and lots in Clinton; 800 acres OF land in Kinds
county; 1880 in Rankin; house and lot in Yer
non and 40 acres OF Land in Madison county; 6i0
in Holmes, G60 in lazoo, 200 Carroll, 100 acres
and Town lot No. 81 in Grenada, in Yaobusha coun-
": $50 in raahache, 1000 in Sunfower, GiO in
Coahona, ll0O in Bolivar 1900 in Washing
ton, and 5000 in Issaquena; some improved,
but the greater part unimproved and fertile lands,
detailed list Of which is published in The mis-
sissppann newspaper at Jackson. Information
as 10 titles, qualify, &c, &c., can be had by ap-
plication al The Office OF the Assisnees, who will
have MAPS, certificates. &c, prepared for inspec-
ton BY the 18Th Of March-or, by application 10
J. ROACH, Commissioner
m II
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

NEAFULITAN BUNNETS.
<GM The undersigned, Patentees and Manu-
facturers OF The Neapolitan Bonnets, respect
fully inform the Trade that they are now ready to
supply the above article Of the latest styles and of
superior quality in quantities 10 suit purchasers
They warrant that they can alter and clean the
Bonnet 10 appear equal To new.
BUYERS are cautioned against an inferior article
ofhe kind in the market. (The genuine article
for which We received the silver medal al The last
Fair of the American Institute, has our ticket
upon ill., Apply 10 Thomas Vyse, l73 Pearl
Street or 1.-THE Mandatory of
PATTISON, NOE &CO.
No. IS Delaney Street, New York.
Feb oS-w3m
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
p4 virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed hy
- James I. Hill, bearing date the = day Of
March, 1912, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of the county OF Halifax, the undersigned,
Trustee, will, on Tuesday the 25th day of March
1913, sell 10 The hshes, bidder, without reserve,
on the premises, The TRACT or LAND, on which
said lii now resides, adjoining the lands Of
Capt. Thomas McCargo, Capt Thos G. Cole
man, and others This Tract is well situated
lying on the east side of the road leading from
Halifax Court House 10 Moseley's Ferry about
miles east OF the former place, containing SIS
acres-upwards OF two-hirdS OF which is sup
posed 10 he in original growth and well ;imbcred.
The whole of this Tract lies WELLS we'd water
ed and is as healthy a situation as anv in Vr-
ginia-has on il good Two-Storv Dwelling,
Kitchen, Ice House, and every other necessary
house about The yard. Also, good framed Gra-
nary Stables, and three Tobacco Barns. The
plantation is under good fence, and is in fine
condition for cuItivaiion-a large proportion Of
which is highly manured, aud the whole is well
adapted 10 the growth OF every variety Of crop
raised in this part OF Virginia
Also, At the same time and place, another
TRAcr, adjoining the lands OF Capt. y. Penick,
Capt. ). Davenport, Capt. Paul Street, Mrs
Love. and the above Tract of said Hill, con-
ldlnlnS UuU aCTeS-dDCul Il mira Oh WHICH is III
woods, and we'll timbcrcd-has ON j, tolerably
good Dwelling, which, BY little repairing, might
be made very comfortable good Barns and other
necessary houses. This Ttact also lies Wells
we'll waered, and has on it a good proportion OF
valuable creek bouom-anl The plantation is in
every respect in good condition for cultivation.
Also, 81 likely and valuable Negrocs-con-
sising Of Men, Women, BOYS and Girls-among
whom, is an excellent Blacksmith.
Also, 10 head ol Cattle; so head of Hogs; 60
head of Sheep; 9 Horses, together with all his
household and kitchen furniture, and plantation
tools OF every description.
TtrmS-Thc Negroes will be sold for cash: the
Land and other property, on II months credit
the purchasers giving bond with satisfactory Sc
curly. The title 10 the above property is indis
puabe; but acting as Trustee, shall convey
only such as is vested in me b. said deed.
WM. BACON, Trustee.
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THE NOTED RACE HORSE BOSTON

q Will stand the ensuing season at my
~ plar ta,ion, Oakland, in the county Of
LA Chesterfield, five miles above Peters
burg, and is ready 10 be let 10 mares at $50 the
season. Good pasiuyage gratis and feeding, if
directed, at the usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance OF BOSTON
are TOO well known TO require any thing more.
March lest WIN. X. JOHNSON.
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March IS-c4t

A You've LADY who can give satisfactory tes-
II timonas of her qualifications TO teach Mu-
sic, Philosophy, English Grammar and the rudi-
ments of an English education, is DESTROYS OF
obtaining situation in a private family, in some
healthy location in Virginia. A line addressed to
E. g. Richmond Post Office, will be promptly al
tended TO- Marchl l-4tce
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ORpHaN ROW

a The sire OF three Premium Colts, and
III whose colts are unsurpassed, if equal
AA. led, in Virginia, will stand al the FOL
lowing places, 10 wit: Fairfield and Sweenys
Tavern, Henrco; Braxton Garlick's Mill, King
William Court House, and Charles City Court
House, at $40 the season; IS cash the single
leap, with the privilege Of continuing the season
at the season price.
THOS. H. TALIAFERRO.
Mach IS-cdt
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S ON ETHING GRAND.

100000 100000! ll'OGS!!! Prizes Of
10000 each 80 Prizes of 900 are $4,000 |!
Alexandria Lottery, [By authority OF Con-
gresS,] Glass II. for 1915: To be drawn al
Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, April 5, 1885,
under the superintendent Of Public Commits
sioners appointed for that purpose.) IS Number
Lottery, Is Drawn Ballots.
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A
II Lady, who can come well recommended,
as good Teacher Of French and Music, may
get situation as Instructress in private family
in one Of The most agreeable and healthy neigh
borhoods in Albemarle county, Virginia, in a
school of FIVE or six little girls by addressing
mia, stating her terms &c. March 7-ctl5A
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CLEARED,

,,b;re w P. Adcock, with 5 tons
Boa: !' ufpwarisyills and Haniwicksville.
re- :, 10 csorse washington J. B. Virgin, win
seal as me- ME, for Lock No. Al, Staples Mills
!. LynchbnIs. a. prsrs with 50, ions
e. '' ,b H. J. w. Wills, with 43 tons
y 81 ;n Scoasyile, Elk Creek and Lynch
/; ;, Buchanan, 7. Lenahan, with 81 tons
i. irr Sroltsvi.le.
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NOTICE

A PPLICATIoN win be made to the Treasu-
II ry OF the United States for payment or re-
newal Of the following certificates Of U. States
stock, Tor the amount due thereupon issued by
the Commissioners of Leans for the State Of Vir-
einia. in the name of John Rochell TO wit: One
Certificate Of per cent. stock for sl9 80, on
which is due % cents and one certificate Of 8
per cent. stock for $40 ~, on which is due $40
AZ; and one certificate OF per cent. deferred
stock for SO 65, on which is due II cents.
March4-Y6H
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LOTTERIES.

F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, for 1915, to
March I'D, 1915. Splendid Scheme $50 900,
10000. 5000, 1857, prizes Of 1900, 100 OF
900, Ito of 3O0 &c, &C. Tickets $40, halves
50, quarters 81 so. Certificates of Packages OF
20 whole Tickets Sl4O 2G half Tickets $40
% quarter Tickets S;}5
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday, March
10Th, 1873. Is Drawn Ballots Splendid Prizes:
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000 3,lOO $500, 1000,
500, 10 prizes of 1000, 10 OF 500, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves IS, quarters 81 50.
Certificates of Packages Of % whole Tickets
$40; 25 half Tickets $50; 25 quarter Tickets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.
TINE subscriber, with The view OF educating
l. his own daughters, having engaged the ser
vices OF Miss MARY RIDDELL a lady who bears
letters OF recommendation from many eminent
and distinguished individuals and who has al
ready been three years in his family, would be
glad 10 take few young ladies as boarders.
In this school will be taught such branches OF
English as are usually studied by young ladies,
who desire thorough knowledge Of their own
language. In addition 10 which, will be taught,
ii desired, The French and Latin Languages.
Transitional and Tuition for Ten months
$3.50. School 10 commence Isl March.
Address, Orange Court House,
II Those who desire il, can be taught Music
on the Piano, BY Mr.. EDGAR, formerly Of Will
lamsburg-,he charge for which will be sepa-
rate one. w. c.
Feb 25-cw2m
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE LINE


BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
E - q From and after the ( - d
present date, there .S.rsslsss1s.
will be TWO Steamers between this and Balt-
more.
The Columbus, Capt Parrish, will leave Bal
timore every Saturday afternoon, at . o'clocl';
and the Pocahonias, Capt. Hollingshead, every
Wednesday afternoon, ats O'Clock, for Richmond.
Returning-lhe Columbus will leave Rockets,
tor Baltimore and Philadelphia, every Wednes-
dav morning, al o'clock; and the Pocahontas
every Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
Goods intended for shipment 10 Baltimore or
Philadelphia can be sent down on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
n Passengers will be taken 10 Baltimore for
FIVE doars-iare included; and through 10 Phlla-
depha BY Railroad for eight dollars.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond, March l3-dSw
DICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE IN
N FlRMARY.-ThisI Institution is now open
for the reception OF patients in The new College
edifce.
All persons requiring medical or surgical aid,
except the insane, and those laborin9 under con-
tagious diseases, will be admitted.
The charges for Board, medical attendance,
surgical operations, nursing and medicines, will
be 81 per week for colored patients and IS for
whi,e-payable for the first week in advance.
The medical and surgical wards will be under
the charge Of Professors of the College for pre-
scrbcd periods in rotation; but, in cases of diff
Gully, the whole faculty will be called in consul
tation, without additional expense TO the patient.
Gentlemen sending patients from a distance,
will please give city reference. Address,
S. MAUPlN,
March I7-d5t President R. c. Infrnary.
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
a Will stand this season al Fairfield,
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YORK LAND IN MARKET.

YORK LAND IN MARKET.
'ht subscriber offers for sale that valuable
IA Tract OF Land ling in the county OF York,
| "a lormerlv owned BY IL. late Thomas II. Bur
~. TaS Farm is distant 4nly three miles from
| Civ OF Wi!liamsburg-(wsich affords a first
~ marsel Tor whatever is produced on ILLS
'aaied Immediately on the Stage Road from that
y 10 Hampton-is within two miles of York
EiTeF-1istan, about four miles from the Grove
:aiing on James River, and is bounded on the
Worth East BY creek, navigable to boats, that
n?iies into York River within few miles. It
'n;ains Two hundred and eighty-fve acres OF
ard; about one.lhird or more cleared, and IN good
art IS well adapted 10 clover, wheat, corn, oats,
h tobacco; the last, (tobacco,) having been
o1uced on j, in such perfection, as TO obtain lor
III England, in former DAYS, when this crop
RS Inc staple OF the tide-waler country OF Vir-
ma, srea, celebrity, and the highes, price. The
!. IS neither very stiff nor light, but rather of
E-iium quality, resting on clay bottom, and
Funding in mari, of the best kind. The water
pure, unsurpassed by that of any portion OF
Eastern Virginia, and the springs bold and free.
lie range for stock is excellent. There could
/ nj off of this Farm from two to three thousand
Ids Of pine wood, without injury 10 it, which
MD be sold in York River 10 the Northern boats
1.-TWO dollars per cord, bringing sum more
fan enough, after deducting the trif1ing expense
/; ighlering il out, 10 buy the Farm. The build
|;c> are a Dwelling Honse, consisting of two
IONS down stairs, built in plain and subs,an-
Away, and lately repaired; the necessary out
.aSes, and fine large Barn, forty by twenty
F., and high pitched, which has been recently
p, in COOL order. In fine, any person wishing
mase judcous purchase of a plantation that
,,Hbines Tie advantages of a good soil, with ia
.ries for rapidly improving il, that's al the same
me convenient TO mill, to market, and to meet
Us, and which, if the purchaser has children,
4. XII enable him, at very little expense, to give
ZEN b. 5es, education, from its proximity to the
SSc :. Of Williamsburg and The College of
Villain and Mary, can do so by applying to
: Possession, if required, will be given i'm
l..:la'eIy The Farm is sold, and the purchaser
| = lave Inc crops, farming utensils, stock, &C.,
+ ,,a!nailon, il he desires it.
Inc terms will also make TO suit the pur-
..ssI ! will sell this property, really worth
(,;e thousand dollars, for seventeen hundred, and
- lake Negroes at the market price in pay
En-, or good bonds.
AM communication on this subject must be
'iessed 10 The subscriber at Williamsburg,
|?oN paid.)
March l9-ci, WILLIAM DURFEY.
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Grand Scheln

3239i Prizes Amounting 10 81 ,i79, i7s
Tickets go halves 10; quarters 5; eighlhs 50
Certificate Of Package Of &c Whole Tickets
$3.50; 20 halt Tickets $50; 2G quarter Tickets
G5; 20 eighth Tickets 30 so.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lo,le-
ries, for sale hy J. +. WORD.
sT Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Certifi-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
The week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the mos prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after it is over 10 all who order from
Feb. 81 J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
T G. GREGORY & CO., Managers No. lOl,
y. Main Street, Richmond.
For Saturday, 9TH April
100000 $50, 900 !-$lI 0GS !! % Prizes
1910, 900 each so Prizes oil 81 900 arc $50 900
ALEXANDRIA LUTTERY-[By authority
Of Congress Glass IA, for lSi5-To be drawn
at Alexandria, Cd. ca on Saturday, April 5,
lsi5-[ Under the Superiniendence of Public
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose]-
IS Number Lottery, l3 Drawn Ballots.