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Abolition AMosG COWS.

Ear Spencer says, that SINCE he placed
lJmps Of rock slh 80 bis pasture lsGIs, u9ue
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RrR.EE EC0.sO.gY.


THE CULTIVATION or APPLE AND
PEACH TKEES-lN THE SOUTHERN
STATES
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pymo,h, Sept 2, lst5.
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n DEAF AND DUMB FARMER
N0g. ., 1915.
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Administrator, Sale Of Most Valuable Real Estate

Administrator, Sale of Most Valuable Real Estate
DY virtue of the authority vested in me by the
d will Of The late Capt William d. Wren
shall proceed TO sell, al public auction, on TUES
DAY The 18th day OF April, portion of the Real
Estate ui which the said Wren died seized and
possessed, viz: The large Mansion House OF the
deceased, situated on the conner Of Franklin and
Jefferson streets, with one acre of ground attach
ed thereto, extending from Franklin TO Main
street; the arye three story brick tenement stu
a,sd on the North side of Broad street, between
9Th and 10Th streets, now in the occupancy OF the
Misses Murray, at an annual rent oil SoUO per
annum. Also, a small vacant Lot IN Adams
Valley, fronting thirty feet on McCance street.
Also a small freehold in the county of Hanover,
containing about five acres. which was purchased
Of Daniel Truehear and others.
And on FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of April, upon
the premises al ~ o'clock NJ, the Farm in the
county OF Henrico, called "Westwood" situated
on the old Richmond Turnpike Road about ~
miles above the CITY of Richmond, containing
l02acres. The sale Of the Mansion House will
take place on the premises at o'clock 2. NJ, on
the dav above named-ihe Brick Tenement on The
premises at IL o'clock NJ. Of the same day, and
The vacan, Lot on McCance street, and the small
freehold in Hanover, will be sold in front Of the
tenement on Broad street, Immediately alter ttat
is sold
TEAMS; of the purchase money in cash, the
remaining IS in equal ins,aments, al 6, IL, and
IS months, for negotiable notes with approved en-
dorsers, and deeds of trust to secure their pay
nsnt. w. GODDIN, Admir-
with The will annexed OF William D. Wren, decd
P. S. The lot on which the mansion house
stands, will be divided, SO as TO front on Franklin
and Main streets.
Immediately after the sale Of the house on
Broad street, will be sold a LOT on Academy Hill
in Duval's addition containing one acre and a
half w. GODDIN,
April l-ctGs Admir- w. D. w.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRING SUPPLY.
BOOKS AND .STATTONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
@ T. BARCLAY is now receiving his Spring
y. supply of The following Goods; having
purchased the principal parr for CASH, enables
him 10 sell at much lower prices than formerly,
which s. r. B. is determined 10 do.
BLANK BOOKS.-A full assortment of all
sizes, made 10 order of the best materials; such as
Lcdgcrs, Day Books, Invoice, Cash and Sales
Books, Journals, Check Books, Bill Books, Re
ceipt and Sherii1s' Books, and Memorandum
Books of all kinds, from 81 cents each up.
WRITING; PAPER.-l50 reams Foolsrap
and Letter Paper ruled and plain, at the very low
price Of 81 25 per ream
BONNET BOARDS-Blue and white, very
thick and superior, very cheap.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of every kind published
a complete assortment-Primcrs, Spoilers, Arilh-
meics, Biographies Eistories-lhe best works
on Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Philosophy Chemistry and Botany.
Quills Ink, Steel Pens, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Inkstands, Letter Stamps, and in fact every ari-
Gle usually found in q Bookstore, and sold as
cheapas any other establishment.
WALL PAPER, for Paper llangings.-R
large supply Of various new patterns, and al nn-
usually low prices; Powered Bordering Paper,
very handsome.
MANY olhcr articles, too numerous TO mention,
which the public generally, and country mer-
chants particularly, are invited 10 call and exa-
mine. ,. /. bAECLAl,
March % No l6, West Main Street.
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NEGROES.
Will be sold this morning al 10 o'clock, like.
Negro Man 20 years old; Also Negro Man A.
years od-a first rate dining room servant.
n. B. HILL,
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RICHARDSON & co,
IS. MAIN STREET.

J. w. RANDOLPH & c
March I5-c,f
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Franklin street Bakery,
FORMERLY DRINKER'S,)

IFUHMEhIIf UNINh EN3S,I
Eastern Corner Of 1911 and Franklin .S!rcets,
and near the Union Hotel.
TOHN II. BAPTIST, having conducted this
y establishment during the last three months,
returns his thanks for the patronage received du-
ring that time He takes This method OF inform
ing the old customers Of Mr.. Drinker, and all
others who may be disposed 10 paironize him, that
they may depend upon getting all articles in
his line FRESH, of the best quality, and in good
order. He will furnish to order fresh WATER
CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS, SODA
CRACKERS, CAKES Of all kinds, BREAD,
&C., &c. Country Merchants, who deal in
Cakes and Crackers, may rely on getting these
articles FRESH, al all times, from my Bakery.
March q
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MERCHANDISE.
EAGLE SQUARE.

MOND, RGINIA.
ERESH importation Of Cloths which have
j been manufactured for me
Cassmeres ofvarious styles, English, French
and American
London Quillings and English Marselles, Of
all kinds
Dandy Drillngs, ofvery desirable styles
Lawns of new and handsome designs
Silk and Satin Vestings, made in London
Silk Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings and Tapes
English Hose and Halt. Hose, superior quality
Berlin Gloves of excellent descriptions
Bombazines and Velvels, OF my own importa-
ton
Gloves of all styles, in Kid and Silk
Cambrics, of every grade and quality
Buttons of various patterns and lower than the
cost of importation
French Cassimeres and Cloth, unusually cheap
Parasoletts, of lovely patterns
Prints, of every qualify and design
AS my stock is very large and well assorted,
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods to examine The assortment, as am anxious
10 SELL D. III LONDON
March 25-d&c
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,

KENT, KENDALL 81 ATWATER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. II, Nam Street, Richmond, Va
DY the arrival OF the packet ships Oxford Viz
New York, from Liverpool, and the Emerald, from
Havre we are receiving our Spring importation
Of BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS;
and, BY The Brig Henrico, from Boston, Schr.
Tuscarora, and other recent arrivals from New
York, we are in receipt OF large stock Of ANiE-
RICAN GOODS; amounting in all 10 about 500
Packages.
Having, during The past winter, disposed 81 our
stock then on hand, we shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS, surprising, in STYLE variety and extent,
anv before exhibited.
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
the best terms, either in our own or the various
foreign markets, and desiring to build up the trade
OF Richmond, by making il the interest of coun-
try merchants 10 purchase their supplies here, We
shall offer them great inducements.
We have now on hand, and will be regularly
supplied with, a complete assortment of Virginia
Cotton Goods, such as, II heavy Bateisea
SkeeIings, IL Virginia Stou, and E.rick Sheet
ings and Shirtngs, together with nearly every
other style manuiaclured-w which we pledge our
selves 10 sell below the prices obtained for the
same goods in any OF the Northern markets.
Having partner residing in New York, we
shall be constantly supplied with every variety OF
new goods appearing in that marker, rendering
our assortment at all times large and complete;
an examination of which is respectfully solicited
by purchasers visiting our city.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
March ID
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NEW GOODS,

PY the latest arrival we have received, and
u open this morning a large addition 10 our
supply OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS,
and have now in store a complete assortment.
Our stock embraces
Black, brown and olive Cloths
Green, invisible green and blue Cloths
French, plain ard fancy Cashmere
Doeskin and other kinds do.
Alpaca, Drep Etc and Croon Coalings
Linen and other kinds do
Gro Turk, Gambroons, &c.
French Linen, bleached and brown Linen
Drills
Lawns, Bazornes and CobaIines
Ginshams, Hollands and Silesias
Prints in great variety, very handsome
Nankeens, bleachcd and brown Domesiics
Silk and Cotton Hdkis., &c, &c.
With variety Of the newest goods OF the sea
son, which We will sell on reasonable terms.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
March 31-c9t. So Main Street
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James Rirer LaM ia Charles City Count

James Rirer LaM ia Charles Citv Coun'r,
Slarcs &c, FIR Sale.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 me-
ID BY John Minge and wife, on the 36th Of July,
1919 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Charlie:
City county, ! will, on TUESDAY, the Slh al
April next, sell 10 the highest bidder, al auction.
the following property:
North Bend-Describcd BY Dr. Minge. in 4
late advertisement in The Petersburg lntelligcn-
Ger, as "a beautiful farm in Charles City coun-
~ the late residence of my brother, Jas. Minge.
deceased. Ii is healthy, well watered, convent
ent to church and mill, and being The red OF cho.
coIate SOIL is particularly adapted 10 the growth OF
whcai corn and clover: contains about 560 acre
fvesixths OF wh.ch are cleared and in cultivation
and greatly improved by the recent application Of
lime and mari This land is beautifully situated,
aflordng the finest view of the river, for twenty
miles, and in the best neishborhood in Virginia
is within two honr@ run Of Petersburg firc Of
Richmond, and the same OF Norfolk. The build
ings are all new, with accommodations for 4
large family. One hundred and seventy five
bushels Of wheat have been sown, and now look
promising. Extensive preparations have been
made for a crop of corn &c.
"1his land is under Deed OF Trust for 81, 600,
on which, have no doubt, time may be had, by
paving the interest hali-vearly and pupciualIy
The balance will be required in cash. Ny son,
who resides on the place, will show it; AMI 10 per
sons desiring such property, | would advise a
view Of ii, that they may decide for themselves,
as these lands are in great demand.
"JOHN MINGE.'
There will be added TO North Bend, and sold
with it, about eighty acres of wood land, lying
within a few hundred yards of it, This addition
is of convenience and value 10 the place.
Also, will be sold "Hockaday's," containing
about two hundred acres, situated near Wilcox
Mill This land will be sold on credit Of -
months.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves some
very valuable, the stock Of mules, oxen, and crop
Of corn and fodder, plantation utensils, &c. The
Negroes will he sold for cash, the other persona
properly ON a credit Of twelve months on all SUM
over S20-under thai sum for cash
THOS. S. GHOLSON, Trustee.
Believing ii impossible TO relieve myself from
debt without a sale Of this property, have re-
quested the Trustee TO sell, which is done with my
entire consent and desire.
March 25-ctds ]. MlNGE.
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MARSHALL. ACADEMY,

. MEETING of the Trustees of Marshall
\ Academy will be held in Staunton on the
6rst day OF MAY next This being the day fixed
mon by The charter for the annual meeting Of The
Board i, is earnestly hoped that majority oflhe
members will be in attendance.
JAMES A. LEiTcH, \. =. hlNNEY,
JorL McPHgRsoS, a. n. n. STUART,
Jous s. GatLaugR, CHARLES Fl. LEWIS.
The following gentlemen compose The Board ::
John K. Purdie, Hugh Patton, VIM. A. Pate
son. Wan. Mitchell, Jr, John Dove, ~ c. Kin
psy, Charles H. Lewis, A. H. II. Stuart James
Points. Thomas j. Niche, John S. Gallaher,
Joel Mcpherson, R. G. Scott, James B. Green,
Oscar NJ. Crutchfeld, James H. Piper, Morgan
Nelson, Edward Colston, W. G. Singleton, A.
r. Giyens, C. R. Harris, Ken,on Harper, WIN.
Kinney, VIM Frazier, John B. Baldwin, George,
NJ Cochran, D. w. Pauescn, John G. Fulton and
James A. Leilch.
April l-cw3w
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TRUST SALE

PURSUANT 10 Deed of Trust duly execu-
i ted. and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Louisa county, we shall proceed, on Wednesday,
the 30lh Of April, lS45 at the residence of Thos
Shelton, Esq, in the lower end OF Louisa county,
TO sell the TRACT OF LAND on which the
said Thomas Shelton now lives containing 49l
acres 90 this Tract, there is a large and con-
venient Dwelling House, containing Two Rooms
and Passage below, and four Lodging Rooms
and Store Room above Il has all the neces-
sary buildings for the comfort Of family and
the uses of plantation.
Also, one other TRACT, containing 300 acres,
the cleared land all rich; and this Tract has also
all necessary Negro Cabins, Stables, Sc.
Both of the above Tracts are fine farming
lands; producing, in addition to the usual crops
OF this section, both Grass and Wheat-have been
improved by the use Of Clover and Plaster-are
situated in good neighborhood, lie about one
mile apart, and have an abundance OF Wood and
Timber attached TO EACH
AT the same time and place, will be sold ELE-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES-(six men and five
women and sirls)-one OF the men is a good
Cooper and Weaver, and one Of the women
good Cook-the rest good farming hands. Also
six Mules, and The plantation utensils.
Terms &C., made known on day OF sale.
The title to the above property is believed 10 be
perfect but We shall convey only such title as is
vested in US. The creditors Of Mr.. Shelton are
particularly invited TO attend the sale.
Z. w. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN,
April ids w. M. AMBLER.
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VIZ P. TURPINS NEW LOTTERY OF
w FICE-a few doors above the Union
Hotel.
Nos. 9 90 sc, prize OF 81, 900 in New Jersey
Lottery No. 81 drawn 9Th inst, sold BY Turpin,
and paid at his Office on "Wednesday last.
-Four more Capitals sold at 1iupins Office.
Nos. IL % SO, 26 45 81, and 81 IL 81, in
Lottery drawn in Richmond on Friday last.
Nos. % SO 70, in drawing received Saturday.
Splendid Schemes 10 be drapn soon.
Saturday, 9th April-AleIandriaL Lottery, No.
II. Prizes 100000, 10000, $4,000, , prizes OF
10000, offs 5000, 3 of 1000 20 Of ,2OO SO OF
1000, &C., &c Tickets 800, halves ~, quarters
5, eighlhs so.
Saturday, 18th April-Aexandria Lottery
No. Is. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000 10
prizes Of 2,0OO 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 1000, &c, &c.
TickelsSl0.
Saturday, 10Th April-Alexandria Lottery
No. l6. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500, 100 prizes of 1000, &c, &c. TickeisSlO
Saturday. 2Gih April-Alexandria Lottery
No II. Prizes: S30,0O0 10000, 5000, 3,5Oo
prizes of 1000, 20 OF 1000, 20 Of 800, &C.,
&C. Tickets $40.
II Orders for Tickets in The above scheme,
and all others advertised By Messrs. J. G. Gre.
CORY s. Co, will receive prompt attention. aud
drawings forwarded as soon as received.
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from 10 2O,000,) which are drawing daily, 70!
sale in Packages or single whules, halves OF
w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE
April No l0l, East Main street.
CITATIONS OFFICE, No 5, South Four
~ teenth Street.
Great luck continues at STATIONS Office.
Drawn Nos. Of Lcesburg, Va, Lottery, No Is,
March 81:
10 81 . 80 "a - - IS "a SO 50
Ticket Nos 80 "a -, small one Of 5000,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongala Lottery, No. l3,
A. 33 45 8 6S Gl 66 % % 81 "a &c AZ IL
Tickets Nos ~ 81 &c, s As 81 and 33 &c IS,
three more Capitals sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. l3
March 20:
50 81 70 I 81 rs 81 1 IL l l6 SO Il "a %
Whole Tickets Nos. IL 80 81, 81 so 81, and
IA p, three more Capitals sold and paid BY
STRATToN.
Look out for April 5th-a grand scheme
100000, 80 1000, $4,000, ? OF 10000, , Of 5000,
Of 5000, 3 of 1000, 5 Of 5000 of 1000, 10
of 800, 20 of 200. SO Of 1000, so Of 500, 1873
Of 400. IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets so, shares
in proportion.
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when
requested Please address orders /,
n. STRATTON,
April lit Richmond, Va.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS i,

THE subscribers are now receiving by the
i ships Europe" and Isabella" arrived at
New York, large and desirable assortment Of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY
and GUNS. They believe that they can offer
unusual inducements TO buyers this season. as
their Spring stock has been purchased by one OF
their Clerks, in England during the early part Of
the present year, for cash. 1t has always been
their desire to import good Goods, and they feel
assured, that, on examination, those now in
Store and expected, will be found TO compare well
with any in this country. The assortment is
general, comprising all the articles usually called
for by merchants and planters.
THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS.
March S-fw
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PUBLISHERS Z. S. MAIL.

Bulletin, MONDAY, 3la Mareh-l2 o'ctoeh.
TINE following new Works received so hours
L in advance Of any Express in the country :;
By this Days Mail.
No. 46 Lilteps Living Age, l2a cents.
The Love Match, or the Union Of MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Todd, by Henry Cocklon, Esq., author
ofSylvester Sound &c, with illustrations, part /,
l2s cents.
Don Ffoa and his Ten Daughters, by Agnes
Strickland, 25 cents.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, part Isl, Janu-
arv, 1915, l2s cents
De Cormenin's History of the Popes, No. l.,
translated from the French, IS cents.
More Good Things from Cruikshank's Omni-
bus, with capital illustrations, 25 cents.
No % Harpers Pictorial Bible, % cents.
No. II Mrs. Halls Sketches of Irish Charac-
Ter l2i cents; also, Nos II and l3 in one, 25 CTS.
Mrs. Elwood, Authoress OF an Overland Journey
10 India, 25 cts.
Lately Arrirsd and for Sak.
No. 10 Wandering Jew, By NJ Eugene Sue,
Ct cents.
No. 10 Mysteries of London, being the con-
clusion of the work, 10y cents
The N. York, Boston and Philadelphia weekly
newspapers.
Charles Blackford or the Adventures of Stu
dent, by Professor lngraham; l2s cents.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, for March,
% cents.
French, without master, in six lessons, BY A.
II. Monteith; 25 cents.
Letters and Journal Of Fanny Ellsler; l2i cts
No. Wandering Jew; by Nj. Eugene Sue
6. cents.
The Knights Of the Seven Lands, by. II. In
graham, l2s cts
Sequel TO the Quaker City, No. |, l2a cents
Part Flavius Josephus, Martins edition. p
cents
Vol. Isl Wandering Jew, BY NJ Eugene Sue,
containing abont one-haf Of the entire work.
Aarpers edition, so cents
The Cotton Lori, BY Mrs Stone 25 cents
columbian Lady's and Genteman's Magazine
for April Is cents.
The Ladies Science of Etiquette, By an Eng.
iish lady of rank, 25 cents.
Etiquette, or, Guide 10 the Usages Of So
ciety, by Count Alfred D'Orsay, 10 which is adj
geo the only true theory of the Rhenish or Spanish
Waltz and Of The German Waltz, a d.ux temps,
Is cents.
The Germans Tale, Krulzner, by Miss Har-
rie,t Lee, Is cents.
Nos. 43 and Al Harper's illuminated and il
instrated Shakespeare in one, IS cents.
Forrestal, or the Light of the Reef, Ro-
nance Of The Blue Waters, by J. Fl. Ingraham,
IS cents.
Popular Lectures on Astronomy, by M. Arago,
with additions by Donysius Lardner, L. L. D.,
25cents
The London illustrated News, latest dates by
the Cambria, Is cents.
The London Pictorial Times, IS cents
The London Punch, l2l cents
Arthur's Ladies' Magazine for April, l8a cents
la,1chH 4 l..t. ~>lr for ri
25 cents
HALPIN & KELLER,
Conductors OF the Publishers U. s. Mail,
los Main ST., corner Of Main and l4th
Every Periodical and work Of merit for
sale April
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SPRING SUPPLY.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather. &c, &c.


At No. 49, IVcst Mum Street
ga 0 LESALE AND RETAIL.
HNHE subscriber is now receiving, by different
i arrivals, from The most approved Northern
and Eastern manufacturers, his SPRING AND
SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS, comprising
a general and complete assortment of almost
every style and quality, which will be sold,
wholesale and Retail, at small advance on the
cost, and as cheap as similar goods can be found
in any other house. Country Merchants and
others, particularly those buying for cash. will,
by calling, have very strong inducements offered
them 10 make their purchases of him; indeed, no
reasonable efforts will be withheld in order to
give entire satisfaction to ALL. shall continue
10 receive throughout the season such goods as
will render my assortment at all times complete
and desirable. call from my friends and the
public generally, is respectfully invited.
ID. BURLINGTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, Trunks, &C., &c.
March p No. IS, West Main ST.
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81, MAIN STREET.
A RE receiving their supply of SPRING DRY
II GOODS, which will embrace a large and
varied assortment Of the newest styles and pat
terms, by the latest imporaions via New York, Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
MANUFACTURES;
and, with The usual quantity and descriptions Of
Domestic Fabrics, they are prepared 10 exhibit a
stock of almost entirely new goods, all which
they oiier for sale on their usual terms.
March 19-dIGli-
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ALEXANDER DUyAL & CO.,

no. 147. MAIN STREET,
DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, DYEsTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
OFFER large and well selected Stock, en-
~ bracns a general assortment-to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of their
former customers and other purchasers
n. 3. Particular attention paid 10 packing and
shipping orders. March -
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LOTTERIES.
HOYTs LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 3, Elk.
Ii change Place, Richmond. Va.
SOMETHING, GRAND

- law AeiSHhioHN a..
SOMETHING GRAND.
HOYTS OFFICE.-S6000U Flora,s first
Spring blossom will appear on The 5th of
April The centre will represent a cluster Of
"mint Drops" OF $4,000 value; this will be en-
crcled by leaves of bank notes valued al $40 O0O
the whole perched on stem OF silver, of $40
600 matchmaking this little gem worth 500 J.
600, and twenty dollar mole will grasp i,-And
Hoyt has his mind now on The man who ought
TO have it; he deserves it; he has been good
patron, but nnucky On reading this. Sir, You
Of course, know who mean therefore. enclose
800 and grasp 100000!
P. S. Persons from the country should always
call at Hoyt's, when in Richmond if lien should
acant Prize. The 9Th Of April is close al hand
a remittance should be made Immediately. No
time to be lost.
For Saturday, 9Th April.
100000! 100000! l4,Gs0!!! 9 Prizes of TO-.
900 EACH so Prizes OF 1000 are so 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, by authority of Con-
gress, Glass ID for 1915: To be drawn at Alex.
andria, D. c., on Saturday. April 5, 1915, [under
supernendence OF Public Commissioners an.
pointed for that purpose.l 7SNumber Lottery, l3
Drawn Ballots