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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
The Next Excitement,

NTOW that The great race between Fashion
IN and Peytona is decided is the Great Union
Lottery Speculation, which bids lairlo eclipse any
thing Of The kind, that has taken place for quar-
ter Of century There are no less than three
Grand Prizes OF $4,000, equal 10 one OF 500.
0O0-iar superior 10 one large prize, as there is a
greater chance Of drawing one ofihem. A prince
" fortune can he made in this scheme, and al a
comparative small outlay. A package of d
tickets, which must yield half the cost back.
amounts 10 $500; in fact for $3.50 we contract 10
issue certificates of the same, the other $3.50 10
abide the issue.
Here, then, is chance for clubs; but We must
advise an early application, as The demand for
tickets has already commenced and will doubtless
exceed The supply.
Be careful 10 address your letters containing
cash, prize tickets, or drafts for the quantity re-
quired. 10 CHAS. McINTYRE& co,
35 Wall and l3 Broad Streets, New York.
Total amount of Prizes, l,Osl ,41a Dolls !!
Three Grand Capital Prizes of 10000 Dollars,
equal 10 prize Of 10000, OF l4,0Ga 30 Of
1000 are 10000, , prizes of 10000
are 10000 Dollars
UNION LOTTERY, Glass A, Ia be decided
BY the drawing of The Alexandria Lottery, Glass
26, for 1916, TO be drawn at Alexandra, D. G., on
Saturday, June 2ssSl84a. IS No. Lottery, ID
drawn ballots.
CHAs. McINTYRE& Co, n WALL STREET,
nrufs FIR the sale 0f Tickets and 1dArai 81 Pm rs
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MERCHANDISE.
New Grocery Store.

TNHE subscribers have taken the store former
y ~ occupied by Messrs. Aylmer & Son four
doors below the Bell Tavern for the purpose of
conducting The Grocery and Commission business.
we nave, and shall keep constantly on hand, a
general and complete assortment of Family Gro
csries, to which we respectfully invite the alien
lion of our friends and The public generally. Our
goods consist in part Of
:, Gunpowder Young Hyson, Imperial and Black
Teas OF The finest quality
Mocha, Java and Lasuira Coffee
and Crushed Sugar
ST. Crox, Porto Rico and n. o. Sugar
Hull & Sons best Soap
Do Valicgaed do
No. Mackerel
A choice lot Sardines
Regaia and Principe Segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No. ] North Carolina Herrnss
Painted Buckets and Brooms
great variety of Spices
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent anu Plain Sperm Candles
London and Philadelphia Porter in quarts and
pinis
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Shad in half bbls.
City cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French, Apple and Peach Brandy OF The finest
qualify.
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisley
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Clarei, Sherry, and Malaga do
:, ana all other goods belonging 10 The Grocery
Trade.
We also tender our services 10 our friends and
The public generally for The sale Of Produce, and
promise 10 use every exerion 10 obtain the high
est market price.
II. n. TEMPLEMAN,
June WIN. B. RATCLIFFF.
No. .'6-i doors below the Bell Tavern.
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YYOrthaial,s0Ecc.

MO-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND, Virginia.
Lottery for This Morning.
5000 Dollars Capital! Virginia Mononsalia,
Glass No. 2i-io BE- drawn in the Exchange
to-day. Prizes: $4,000 1000, 1900, 1895,
5 prizes OF 1000, of 50o of $50, 20 of $50,
&c, &c - Nos, IA draw. Tickets 49,
A first rate litlle scheme pr packages.
Two Lotteries br Tomorrow
Firsi-S7 900 Capita-Drawing comes per
mail tomorrow. Prizes $1,000, $500, ,5Gll
prizes of 900, 10 OF 3oO, 30 Of 100, &c, &c.
- Nos. and II drawn-Ti.keis 81 80.
Second-S3O.0 900 Caprl-Alcxandria Lottery
Class No. 2l-Dlawing akcs place II Alexan-
dra, Saturday, June ilh. Prizes: $4,000,
5000, 5000, 1000. 3,97( f. prizes Of 1000. 5
Of 800, - OF 1000, 25 4 500, 220 of 200, &c,
&c.-Ticke,s $40.
And 10 be !rawn soon:
June 2lst-S30,O 600 10000, 1867, $500, 1000,
10 prizes OF 1900, 80 $1,000, &c. Tickets so.
June 23lh- SiO,OOOl5. 600, 5000, 5000, 1000,
5000, 2,G2s, $500, ) prizes Of 1000, NC
Tickets $40.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
veriised by J. G. Gregory & Co, for sale on the
same terms al this once.
n. E. All orders cnfden'ial.
June I3 CEIAS WORTHAM
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ChickahOaniny Land,
FIVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.

FIVE MILES fhOM hiLinoNb
TN pursuance Of the provisions OF Deed ct
| Trust bearing date the 18th March 1913, and
81 record in the Clerks Office Of The County
Cou,l OF Hanover, from William +. TaiiiaHo 10
The subscriber, Trustee, Tor purposes therein men
oned. will be sold al Public Auction, upon The pre-
misses. on FRIDAY, 9th june il lair, if mol, the
next fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted The
Tract OF Lard upon which the said Tal'larro
now resides, supposed to contain e2l acre
more or less. and living on Chickahominy swamp,
N the head of the Mechanicksvile Turnpike,
upon the following terms Cash for an amour,
sufficient 10 pay expenses OF SALE and Two BONDS
ri one thousand dollars each, with interest from
Isl day of January, lSi3 credit until lst day
Of next January, for one thousand dollars, with
interest from Isl day Of January, 1913 and 4
further crcdi, until HE Isl day Of January leif'
for one thousand dollars, with interest from Isl
d,v Of January, 1913 as 10 the residue, term"
made known on The day OF sale; the credit pay
men,s 10 he secured BY bonds, with Deed o.
Trus, on The property. This Tract is one oil Inc
mos, desirable 10 his vicinity, being within a
short ride OF The CITY, and situated in delightful
neishhorhood. The title is believed 10 be unqnes
tionabla, bu, acting as Trustee shall convey
smch lille oniy as is vested in me by the alole'l
Deed Of Trust. II. H. pn' IT,,
lime (,-cw.IW Ai"
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yAI,IABI,EI.AND FOR SALE


DY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed 10 the
ID subscriber BY Alexander Paris, bearing date
on The 18th day OF April, 1914, and OF record in
the Clerks Office OF Allegheny County Court
shall proceed, on the l9lh Jay of July, 1915, (ior
The purposes therein menlioned) 10 sell al public
auction. 10 the highest bidder lorcash on The pre-
misses, The following tracts or parcels ol Land, 10
wit: IL, H. 10, -, 1862 25O, and - acres. lor
such interest as The said Paris may have herein)
all OF which said tracts are supposed 10 contain
40 acres, and adjoining each other, lying in the
said county of A lleshany, on Jackson's river;
large portion of which are valuable low grounds,
and in high state OF cultivation, well adapted 10
the culture oil grain, &c. and upon which is erect
ed a valuable Tavern establishment, known as Pa
riss Tavern, situated on the turnpike road, be-
tween Callashans and the Hot Springs. The
title said lands is supposed be indisputable,
but, aching as Trustee, will only convey such
title as is vested in me by said trust deed
WILLIAM SkEEN, Trustee.
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Thomas Il Charles Ellis,
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery.

Dry Goods. Hardware and Cutlery,
No. log, IIsa lhun Street.
HAVE received BY late arrivals from Eng
IL land and The Northern Cities. large and
varied assortment OF SPRING GOODS. which
they will offer TO country dealers. and 10 purcha-
sers generally, al very low rates, consisting in
part Of
Satin stripe Adranoples
New and rich style Balconies
Lawns and Mousln de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombazines
Earl>lon and other Gngkams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d etc, Croon Coalings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain CaSsimeres and Gam3roons
Valencia and Marscillcs Ne>lings
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsiey Shee,inss
Table Cloths, Diaper and Towelline
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Mitls and Suspcnders
Marshals Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Samplins Irvine
THOMAS &. CHARLES ELLIS.
April LIT
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and Consolidated Lottery. No. A., to he draw,
al Wilmington June 81:
% NOS. II UTaWn.
GRAND CAPITALS

l and > drawn Nos. 200, Sc, &c.
Whole Tickets $50 halves 10, quarters 5.
SCHEMES ron rnE WEEK.
Draring 7cecircd ercrg doy al o'cloct
For Friday-SlO,OOO s Of 20pJ-75 Nos. IL
drawn. Tickets 81.
For Saturiay-Ss, 900; IS Ms II drawn
Tickets ~.
Also, for Saturday Nisht-sI2OOO, &c: -
Nos, l3 drawn. Whole Tckea si
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Grand Consolidated, No. A. draws al Will
mington. June nth. Grand Capitals: $50, 600
10 600, 5000 1900, 1000, 21f 1000, of 1900
of 271s -. - Of 1000, &C. : Nos. l3 ballots
Whole Tickets 10 dollars. A certificate of 25
whole tickets 100 dollars-sfa'es in proportion.
.Sp'cndid Stieae!
$4,000, l50O0-75 Ms. Is Ballots.
Grand Consolidated, No 10, draws al Will
minston, June 2Slh. SplGdid Capital Of $40.
600, OF $4,000, OF 5000, Of 1000, 1865, 80 prizes
OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, Is ,alols.
Whole Tickets SIS. A Certificate of % Whole
Tickets only 1872 dolars-Slares in proportion.
II. For other Schemes, Gill atthe Office
3-F Packages of wholes and shares single
whoes and shares always On hand in the usual
great Variety and, as usual prizes paid al sight
Immediately after the drawing.
gr Orders Tor packages, ertifcates or single
tickets in the above Schemes and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended Il, and drawing semi
when requested t. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposieruins Eagle Hotel
Junc ~
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for the sale Of Tickets ard payment of Pr7:c.

27,7lG prizes, amounting 10 81 ,0sl,i AIS
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 10; Quarters 90.
PAcKAGEs.-Ii is we'll 10 observe that in a
package 25 Tickets, there must he l3 prizes
A package of 25 Tickets costs $500 but, as il is
sure 10 draw at least half back, we are enabled 10
send
A certificate Of a package Of 25 whole tickets
for $50 dollars.
A certificate Of a package OF p half,ickets for
l25 dollars.
A certificate Of package Of 25 quarter tickets
for S62 SO.
A certificate OF package of p eighth tickets
for 1871 25
All orders must be addressed 10 the A gents.
CHARLES MCINTYRE & Co.
No. 80 Wall street, New York.
Nav O7-ciI5Te
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

MY MAN SIMON left the employment OF
IHl Capt. Hening T. Smith last November,
while at work in Martin county, N. g., aud
think il probable that he is now lurking about the
ncishborhood Of Walter Myrick Esq, Hereford
county, North Carolina. as he owns his wife, OF
the vicinity of Iameston, Martin county, North
Carolina, as he had been at work there with
Smith for several months. | viii pay The above
said man 10 me- a OF lhsy dollars seeured in
jail so that gel him again. Simon is about 3S
years old, OF bright brown complexion, ordina-
ry stature, and quite bow-lesged-no scars recol-
leced. JAS. II. PERSON,
Southampton CO., Va, May IS, ledh
Nav 23-clm
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J. G.. Gregory Il Co.
ANAGERS, NO. I0l, MAIN STREET

III
V RICHMOND, Virginia.
.Splcndid Loiitries jor June.
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Class 2i, for 1915, 10 be
Ira wn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, June
as'h iad, Splendid Capitals: $4,000. 10000
5000, 5000, 1000, 1910, prizes OF 1000, > OF
800 IS Of 1000, 25 OF ooU, 22o OF 2OO, &c,
iSc = Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets only
gin halves 5. quarters 80. Certificates of
PACKAGES of p Whole Tickets $50; 81 halves
Is; Is quarters % 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 2a, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. C., Gu Saturday, June
2la iS45. Great Scheme; $4,000, 10000,
1867 . nrizes of $500, 5 Of 1000, 10 of 500
"a Of 600 so OF 600 50 Of 500, &C., &c. rs
Nos ioballo,s. Tickets $40, halves ), quarters
, 10 Certificates OF Packages Of &c Whole
T;cLe,s sI40. aS halves 20; % quarters IS.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 70, for 1885, TO be
drawn in Alexandra, d. G., on Saturday, June
oSh 1915. Splendid Prizes: $4,000, $4,000
6000. 5000, 1000, 5000 2G2s. $500, p of
600 25 of 500, &c, &c. IS Nos, Is ballots.
Tickets $40 halves ), quarters , 80. Certif-
Gates of Packages of . Whole Tickets $780,
halves 65, quarters 50 so.
II Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
ti6ca,es of Packages in The above splendid
Lotteries, will receive The most prompt attention,
and an official account Of each dJascing sent,
when requested, 10 all who order from us. Ad-
dress ]. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Managers Richmond, Va.
Mav 0S-cHdlawti
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Cn.nac OF Hour Of Leaving

ron oLp POINT, NORFOLK AID BALI ' ,,r,1.,-
: :" 81 :, The Steamboats, CURTIS PEN
:. -. : a. IEWEss will, on and aleI
sF:Sss Gov ,G,h 'rstani, leave The wharf a!
Rockets every morning, 'oS.,,y n,d POM, eoina
81 O'Clock precisely, and touch : -" 0'"'
and returning. .mond and
-. Travellers and others from Ric.. here
Petersburg going Norm, are informed tina. :,
is no detention by this route and that for comic.
il cannot be surpassed.
Fare 10 Old Point and Norfolk, s.
Fare 10 Baltimore, 20
Junel2 HASKINS & LIBBY
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FREDERICKSBURG CT ASSgCAL AND
SCIENTIFIC ATH ENEUsf.


THE Subscriber, who was. during two years
i engaged as Associate T eacher in The Frede-
ricksburg Classical and Ma ihematical Institute,
proposes 10 open permane N, School in Frede-
ricksbura under the above title, the first term 10
commence on Monday, Sci Grmler 29ik, next en-
suing.
The course of ins,ruciio will lie thorough and
complete, embracing The elementary and adyan-
ced works in The English, Classical and Scientific
Departments. Students will be thoroughly pre-
pared in all respects for the most advanced class
es in The prominent Colleges and Semina-
ries in the country, or FOR an i'm mediate entrance
upon any business.
The Subscriber having in connection with MS
course OF study, had facilities Of communication
and intimacy with business men, rarely granted
10 a student, hatters himself that he can lend very
important services 10 young gentlemen entrusted
10 his care, designed for the active business OF
life.
The advantages OF 4 healthy location, and re-
fined society, wbich Fredericksburg presents, Of
Ter great inducements for Ionlh, and no pains
will be spared by the Principal 10 prepare young
gentlemen Tor society as well as Tor the probes
sional study. The subscriber pledge himself 10
furnish faithful and competent te acher Tor eve
nv twenty-five boys under his care.
Two Sessions Of five months ca en-, VIII COM
pose the academic year, the frs, co mmencIng on
first Monday in March mex, follow ing.
TERMS
For Tuition inthe ordinary English ranch. -
es, per session 81 %
The Languages, Mathematics, Philo sophy, = =
&C., per session ~
Modern Languages extra.
Board, fuel, lights, etc, may be- Obtained IN
gen.eel families, for about SiiV 10 ioo pel Sea'.
The subscriber further bess leave To present 70
The nuhlic his credentials from the olese OF New
Jersey.
COLLEGE or NV JERSEY, May Is, iSi5.
THE subscribers take pleasure in expressing
,ha;r b;oh onnion of Mr. Joseph J. lalsey's qua
l;6ca,ions as an instructor. While student OF
,h;s ;ns,itulion he Stood in the first ank OF Scho-
iarshin and his mora department W as highly ex-
emnlary. His course of study since ne was sra-
duatel has been snch as 20 add to n aualnments,
and increase his fitness 10 instruct: we 90 he'
hesitate therefore, 10 express the highest coni-
dence that he will prove himself 10 bea thoronSh
and successful Instructor OF your,
JAS CaRNAHAN, President.
los. HENRY, Prof Of Ma. ;. Philosophy.
JouS Mclean, Prot. Or eek Lang. LIT.
AngsRT R. DoDD, Prof. of Mathematics.
The subscriber would further take pleasure in
rsfsrrino 10 The following gen ilemen, who were
n,,Ions of the Fredericksburg Classical and Ma
, ithemalicai institute, during his conne1ion with
the same
DR. R Wexford, VIM. c. Beae, Esq,
: We,,tord ESD. Dr. "a. A Blankman,
John Chew ESD. Mr.. Peter Goolrick,
Gen. I. H. Bolts, MI r.. mcdowell
Mai. Byrd C. Willis.
applica,ions received before the subcrlbers
visit 10 The North, or within 40 weeks, VIII re-
e'''o - - JOS. J. HALSEf,
une6-c2w Principal and Proprie tor.
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100 Dollars Reward.

DIAN AWAY about the first OF August !ast, a
II Negro Man named WILLIAM, calls
himself WILLIAM Jones, about 30 years
old, & feet 10 10 - inches high well made, Of
gingerbread complexion. He formerly belonged
10 Dir. WIN. A. Selden Of Charles City county
when last heard OF, he was running boa, from
Winter Park Pits, in Chesterfield county, 10 Pc
tersburg. The above reward ct 500 will be
(S50) if taken in the Stale, and delivered TO R..
Il. Dickinson s; Brother Of Richmond, Virginia.
E. L. WIGHT.
Powell's Tavern, Goochland county, Virginia.
Nav 23-c2aw3w
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,! BARGAINss.M
rNHE subscriber having determined TO reduce
Il his stock now on hand 10 make room !or
heavy Fall purchases will offer great bargains
in all kinds Of Summer Goods. He has Ell on
hand
Black, colored and half mourning Lawns; very
cheap
Plain black and satnstripe Bareges and alzo-
lines
White and cold BaIege Scarls and Shawl 5. at
great bargains
Black and white GinghamS
A few pieces left OF the finest Barcees; 10 be soh
very cheap
White and cold Tarlcan Muslins, Bishop La WINS
Check and Swiss Mnslins, plain Jaconels
Linen Cambria lldkts., Isle Laces and Edg ings
Bobbin Trimmings and Polka Laces.
Also,
Irish Linens. BirdSeye and Table Diapers
White, brown and cold Linen Drillings; very
handsome and cheap
White and cold MarSecs Vcsings
Brown and black Cashniercls
Also, good stock Of Collonades, blue. Drill
lngs, brown and bleached Shiuings and Sheet
ings; cool assortment Of Apron Checl s, Tick
inss, Cotton Oznaburgs and BurapS; 4 Iess and
furniture Caicoes, in great variety; vel ,w Nan
keens, with many other cheap and desirable
Goods. For Bargains, call
New and Cheap Dry Goods Store, II /, Main st.,
n B-A few pieces of those chea white ard
cold Mauinss leli. II yon would bu y a bsrga in,
call on T.. Is. u.
lime u
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esssE sSgg. Esss 80 81
F,Oui.a RAILROAD.

REDUCTION IN FARE AND FREIGIITS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Tarf Of
y Rates has been lately revised on this Road
and reductions amounting, on Hour ana some
other articles, 10 20 per cent. have been maize ~
Tho rates Of freight 10 Gordonsville and TFevil-
lians. and material reductions, III some cases, 70
other poinls-lhc reductions 10 take place on and
after The first day Of July next previous 10 which
lime, tables Of rates will be left with The different
demo, agents on the road, for delircry 10 those
who may desire them.
The rates OF fare between Louisa Court House
and Richmond, Trcvillian's and Richmond, and
Gordonsyie and Richmond, will also be reduced
'io1" o" uIs G. n 10 Richmond So 30
do. do. 10 DO, with return ticket 81
Trevillians 10 do. ) :,
do. 10 do, with return ticket w
Gordonsville 10 Go. Wv Wv
do 10 do, with return ticket W
THOS. SHARP,
June II Superintendent OF Transportation
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FRESH GROCERI ES.

TINE subscriber having taken the store re-
i Gently occupied by Mess's. Dickinson 4
Hunter, corner above The Richmor a, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad DePo + has in store
and offers for sale general assf rtmert of Gro
cerics. He would respectfully in rite his old Gus
TONERS friends, and The public al arse TO give him
\ call as he is determined 10 sell low for cash or
10 puncua customers.
ALEXANDER GARRETT
" 3. The subscriber will pa ~ particular al
tenlion 10 The sale OF all kinds OF produce directed
To his care. a.. GAfsfsI.TT.
Nav 2T-ciw
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son of Jos. Wat
j terson, late Of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia. left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard Of on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which time, no informa-
ton has been had oil him. His father having died
since he has interest here worth attending 10. II
he is still living any information Of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed TO James
Heslep, Lafayette P. o., Montgomery Co, Va.
Doc 0n-cOa ,rGrn
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In FORMATION for Travellers.

e e : - 50
CONpARISON Of expense 10 travellers go
| ;ng North by The Great Mail Ronte and tic
River and Bay Line
EY TIL. BAY LINE.
From Richmond 10 Baltimore, 81 w
Breakfast in Baltimore, W
Fare BIZ the morning line 10 Philadelphia, ) on
Dinner on The Road, %
Whole expense, $40 W
rs THE GREAT NAIL ROUTE.
From Richmond 10 Baltimore by the Rail
Road and Steamboat 10 Washington,
and thence by the Stage Line 10 Balti-
tinore. S5-or, BY the Railroad line
throughout, two dollars and fifty cents
more making s. %
From Baltimore 10 Philadelphia, BY the
Evening Line, w
Two Meals between Richmond and Phi
ladelphia, wv
Whole ernense go 80
II will thus appear thatih whole expense be-
tween Richmond and Philadelphia, By The great
ma route. even If The traveller lakes The WASH
ington and Baltimore Railroad, IS but ~ cents
more 10 Philadelphia; and the Traveller feacres
PHILADELPHIA by this route a business day ea!ier
than nv The river and Bay route, resting Gu me
wav ard avoiding not only the uncertainties and
risk OF greater delay BY the Bay line, gu, rs Ia
billy 10 accidents, storms, sea scSnsss 1p4 o''e'
"'> 1nns 10 supt R., F &PR. R.
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Lottcries--Important Notice.

TINE undersigned have ascertained, that
i Concern, advertising in the name of Chas.
Mcintyre s. Co., and assuming 10 be "Agents for
the sa lie OF tickets and the payment of prizes" in the
Alexandria and other Lotteries of which the un-
dersigned are The Managers, have, in MANY in
stances, issued Certificates Of Tickets in The said
Lotteries which tickets had never been in their
possession; and more recently, that the said
Caas Mcintyre & Co. are advertising Tickets
and Certificates in False Scheme, purporlins
10 be of the Union Lottery, Class A, 10 be deci-
ded by the drawing OF The Alexandria Lottery,
Glass 26, for 1915, 10 be drawn at Alexandria,
d. c., June %, lS45.
The public, therefore, are hereby informed that
the said Caas McIniyre & Co. are no, Agents OF,
or in any manner connected with, tn e undersign-
ed who are not cosnizant Of, or responsible for
any Of their acts; that there is no such Lottery
as the Union Lottery, as advertised by Caos.
lIcIuwe g. Co., 10 be decided by The Alexandria
L Lottery drawn under the management ofthe IN,
dsssas and and. Sraw h ns ns u @h s will
washington, June Q, lsia Managers
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, situated
n in a pleasant village in Virginia, with a
large and increasing list of subscribers and a
good share OF advertising and job work. is offered
at private sale. The materials are all good, con-
ssiinz of such as are necessary 10 print an extra
NAV be ascer,ained by making enquiry, (post-
paid.) Of The Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer,
as, also, any information in regard TO The office.
May Cit