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NOTICE

A T meeting fihe President and Directors Of
II The Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Company, on The l7th October, lS45, it
was
'Re~lrcd, That dividend offs per cent be de-
cared on the old stock and The first ten dollars per
share of the new stock (or that portion not bear
ing inIeres) for the last six months, payable at
The office OF the Company on The Isl proximo."
A true copy from the minutes
Oct 60 o. ". MACMUunn, Tr
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Importers and Dealers ~ Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNS,
No. II, BROAD STREET,
Between 9Th and 9Th, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply OF
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which they offer for sale at very reduced prices
Merchants visiting the city will find ii greatly 10
their advantage 10 give US n call before purcLas-
ing elsewhere, as We possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are deter
mined 10 give enlire satisfaction.
Sept 5 j. A GARRISON & CO.
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY

THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS have re-
j ccivcd per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and By various arrivals
iromhe North, very large assortment OF foreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit The attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS ofpurchasing at reason
able prices. They pledge themselves TO sell as
low as any Of The importing houses OF repecab-
lily al The North. No. LOG Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. I'LL
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DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT-REMOVAL.
IOHN w. HINES has removed his Dying and Scour-
y ing Establishment TO his house, directly oppO-
site Or Plumers Church, on franklin street. All work
In his line usual will be executed in the best man
ner and ON the must reasonable trims. Thankful 10
generous public for their past encouragement, he would
renew his pledge that all work entrusted TO him will be
done In the best manner and style.
Sept 30-cif 80
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i. q. Gregory & Co.

MANAGERS, NO. lOl, MAIN STREET,
WI RICHMOND, Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery Extra 23s,
/ 2I So 81 60 90 d , II 1747O
Quarter Ticker Nos 81 So, the first Capt.
tai Prize of 10000 dollars in The above Lottery,
was sent 10 This Office.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. Al, for ls45, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D c., on Saturday, Ocl.
25h, lS45. Prizes $4,000, 10000, 1000, 5000,
1900, ~ prizes of 1900, &C., SC. &C Nos, -
ballots. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters , 80
Certificates Of packages Of ~ whole Tickets,
Sll0; ~ halve>'55; % quarters, 81 30.
II Orders for tickets and shares and cerlii-
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive The most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialey aler is over 10 all who order from us.
Address 10
j. C. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Sept 80 Richmond, Virginia.
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HoYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing Of
Il Alexandria, Glass b:
GO 4 IS 81 So 10 3s 80 Al 90 IS 81 IS 2s 81.
The capital Of $4,000 dollars sold BY
HOYT
Mole The following schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
to ensure success. All large capitals are sold by
ID. M. HOYT.
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Al, for 1915, TO
he drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
October o5lh, l845. Prizes; $4,000 dollars, TO-
900, OOO 5000 1900, 10 Of 1000, 10 of
500, 10 of 100, &C. &C Nos, IL drawn ballots
Tickets $40, Halves s, Quarters SO. Certificates
of packages OF % whole Tickets Sll0, % halves
55, % quarters q So Oct. II
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W.P. Turpin's LOtferyOMce

MO. lO1 Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
IN Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass
A, Seplember27
81 6 3 80 % l6 81 81 80 - IS G3 l3.
Whole Ticket Nos. . As 4G, Prize of 900
dollars in the above, sold and cashed at
TURPlN'S OFFICE.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class No. A. for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c. on Saturday, Oc-
lobcr 18th, 1915 Prizes :-25 GOO dollars, 10000.
1000 1000 10 prizes Of 2,OOO, 10 Of 500, &c Sc
Nos, IL ballots. Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5;
quarters , so. Certificates Of Packages OF %
Whole Tickets ~ dollars % halves SIS; D
quarters 81 SO.
s-T Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certi-
ficales, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account sent over 10 all who order (. ON
me- Address, w. P. TURPlN,
Sept, 30 Richmond Va
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BEBEE & COSTAR IN RICHMOND, Va.
a We have lust received few cases oil fine
ABeaver Hats, Of the very latest style, differ
enl from anything else yet introduced into this
market-manniactured hy Beebe & Costar, No.
l56 Broadway, New York.
r. NJ. ALLEN & CO,
OcIll No 90 next door 10 r. Ii. jenkins.
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MERCHANDISE
10 the Public,

T HAVE This day sold my entire stock OF
i Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Military and Fancy Goods, 10 my brother Sa-
muel P. Mitchell, and Mr. John Ii. Tyler, and
have transferred TO Them all debisdue me on open
account, since October Isl, 1910, and they are
fully authorized 10 give receipts and settle The
same. NV brother and Mr. Tyler have been in
my employ, and connected in business with me,
tor several years, and il affords me pleasure, that
/ can, with full confidence in every respect, re-
commend them 10 the patronage of my old friends
and customers VIM. MITCHELL, JR.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
MITCHELL & TY LIE X,
Watch Makers & Jewellers.

Mitchell, Jr, his entire stock OF Watches, Jewel
~, Silver and Plated Ware, Military and Fan
cy Goods. and most respectfully solicit conlin-
uance OF patronage from his old friends, customers
and the public We shall at all lines have on
hand large stock of goods in our line OF the
best quality, which we will sell as cheap as goods
ofsame quality can be purchased in the city or
elsewhere. SAML P. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. TYLER.
p;ohmord 10, ISiS NJ IA
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Tweed Coats.

lust received, per Pocahonlas, three dozen
j Tweed Goats, cut and made well, and war.
ranled TO fit, varying in style, and quality and
prices 10 sui the times.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Oc, On No. 81 West Main ST.
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NOTICE

NO JOE.
TLISHA A. HUNTLEY having this day, by
T. deed, recorded in The Clerks Office Of The
Hastings Court. assigned TO me as Trustee fol
the benefit o; w. c. Martin and other creditors
all his personal properly, as also all debts due
him, hereby give notice TO all persons indehl
ed to him, that alone am authorized TO receive
what may be due him.
ROBERT w. HENRY, Trustee.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Education.

WANT employment, Tor the ensuing year as
NV Teachers ;,
Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
trarches of an English Education, French,
ming and Drawing. Terms: 300 dollars and
sra per scholastic year.
) Miss &. VIII teach as above with The ex,
.rioa Of painting and drawing. Terms 2oO
lars ana board. ;.
Mr. c. Has taught several years; is A
# d University of Virginia. Terms 600 dol
* ana board.
! Mr. D. Teaches Mathematics, Latin
); ses, French, English and the Natural Sci
.,.ss. has been Professor of Mathematics in U.
: ~, navy; wants immediate employment. Terms;
no dollars and board.
: Mr. L. Has had some experience in teach,
viii as Mr. Tsin p Sn dollars hs s1 saa board d.
'S a Wr F viii teach as MIR. E. Terms, same
All Vi Virsiuans ot.he right stamp; Choose ye
n n Short letters, posi-. paid) Lodore P. O..
Amelia. wv. "a h1nNNioe'A''
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DY EXPRESS.-This day received at A. G.
ID PENDLETON'S:
Dashes al Life with Free Pencil, by n. P.
Willis.
New York illustrated Magazine Of Literature
and Art, edcd by Lawrence Labfee-price SO c.
The Democratic Review-price s. per an
nnm.
Proverbial Philosophy, a book Of thoughts and
arguments, originally treated by Martin Farquhar
Topper Esq, NJ A-price so c.
Selections from the Works OF Taylor, Lalimer,
fall, Milton, Barrow, South, Brown, Fuller and
Bacon, by Bisil Montagu, ESQ., NJ. A.
The Twins and Heart, by Martin Farquhar
Tupper-price SO c.
The Beauty Of Baltimore, or The Fate Of the
Coquette.
The Horse Thief, or the Maiden and Negro, a
tale of the Praries, by Fl. A. Harris-price ia
cents.
The Autobiography Of Viltoro Alferi, the ira
gc Poet, translated and edited By c. Edward Les
ter.
The Sure Water Curc-price IS els.
Agahonia, a Romance, by Mrs. Gore-price
pr re Oct. %
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AUCTION SALES.
By Thomas III. TaliaferrO.
NEGRO GIRL.

NEGRO GIRL.
Will be sold this morning, al ten O'clock in
my auction ROOM Bell Tavern, likely Negro
Girl, 10 years old. L. H. TALlAFERRO,
Auct.
Will be sold, in my auction room, on Satur-
day the 18th October, al 10 o'clock, first rate
Blacksmith, % years old
Oct "a L. Ii. TALIAFERRO, Auct
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE, AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, the l7h day Of November,
~ al o'clock, on The premises |, as surviving
Trustee, shall, by virtue OF deed OF trust from
Obed. Gathrisht and Samuel Dunn, proceed to
sell, al auction, for the benefi, of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, two Lots OF Ground, with the
improvements thereon, described in said deed,
the one as No. rs, tIontins 76 feet on | street,
and extends in rear, on first street. the iuI depth
OF an half acre; and, the other as fronting 90
feel on street, and in rear the usual depth, and
as then occupied by Lucy Mitchell, and is The Sc
cond tenement above the residence OF A. Thomas,
Esq
By consent OF parties, the terms will be one.
third cash, the balance in equal payments al 6
and - months, bearing interes, from the day OF
sale, for notes negotiable and satisfactorily en-
doIsed. L. n. NICHOLAS,
Surviving Trustee.
81 Dunlop & Moncure, Aucls.
(1ct Tide
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y. y. IIO h1 VIZ,
PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE, the undersigned, having frequently had
w opportunities Of testing Mr.. Illusions
qualifications as a Teacher, do hereby certify, thai
we regard him as the best and most faithful Tuner
of Pianos we ever met with, and recommend him
as such to The public. Signed,
THOMAS ROBINSON, Nj. d.
A. PETlcoLAs, pe,ershrra ",
III. KNEcHT
CHARLES BERG,
JOHN DUNDERDALE, (D;.I.,nona ".
WILLIAM Nj. ROBINSON, - '''"'"u' "a
The bearer, MIR. Jasper Tbursion, has been in
our employment for considerable length 81
time as a Tuner of Piano Forlcs, in which situ
alton he gave Us entire satisfaction. We have
always found him sober, Industrious, obligns.
and attentive 10 his business. Being fully com
pe,ent 10 tune and regulate The instrument, We
can. with confidence, recommend him 10 any one
having occasion for his services. Signed
STODART, WORCESTER & DURHAM,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, Is, October, 1882
This is 10 certify that Jasper s. Tburston is
competent to tune and repair Piano For,es. and
we recommend him 10 the public, with The foil
assurance that he will faithfully finish any work
entrusted 10 him.
(Signea,) NUNNS y CLaRh,
New York, July ID, 1910.
ny Orders lett with J. w. Randolph & Co.,
Drinker & Morris, or al my office, No. 76 Main
street., opposite Thomas Il. Price & Co, will Be
promptly attended to- Del. 3-c2awlm
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BrOgucs, BrOgues, BrOgucs,


WE are manufacturing an elegant and sub
w stanlial Brogue, lined and bound; also
coarse Brosues, black and russell, all sizes suila
BILE for farmers, golfers, and tobacco factories
which We will sell very low for The quality; they
are really good and substantial Shoe. We
make them, and we can recommend them as be-
ing good. We respectfully invite our customers
and all In want 10 give us call.
Oct 81 PUTNEY & WATTS.
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MARTIN FARQGHAR 7'UrPER, &c

MARTIN FARQEHAR 7'UrPER, &c.
TIME Twins and Heart; by Martin Farqu
L har Tupper, author of "The Crock Of Gold,
&c; price so CENTS forming No. 81 Library d
choice reading; second supply Just received.
Selections from Taylor, Barrow. South, Full.
Ter, &c, BY Basil Montague; forming No. 26 Ii
brary OF choice reading-price SO cts.
Hazilt's Table Talk, neatly bound in red cloth
For sale BY NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Forles, Sta
tionery and Music, 1877 Main Street. Oct. 81
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Fresh Arrival.

lust RECEIVED, per schr. Marietta Burr,
j and are now oTen for inspection, further
supply Of beautiful Fall and Winner Goods, COM
prising in part, Frock and Dress Cloth Goats, all
qualities and prices; Pilot, Felt and Beaver Cloth
Overcoat., Cashmere and Beaver Cloth Bust
ness Coats all styles and qualities; Tweed CASH
mere Sacks, Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
&c Also few beautiful Cloaks full size, TO-
ge,her with lull assortment i GenIemens Fan
cy Dress articles, such as shirts. scaIis, cravas,
under-sbirrs, drawers, &c all of which We offer
ON the most reasonable terms lor cash.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Ort ID No 81 West Main Street
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r w. RANDOLPH & CO.. l2l Main ST.,
j Richmond, have for sale complete set OF
The Edinburg Review, from vol. up 70 The pre-
SEMI time. OcI ID
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BIGGER & co. STILL AHEAD!
INUTFiEK GKH ND SCT1EME!
$4,000 DOlIarSs

Dir;dcd INTO Fire P'1ets Of $4,000 Each.
Grand Consolidated, Lottery. No. CT, to be
drawn at Wilmington, Saturday, NOV. 8 1913,
$4,000 are $4,000, Of 1000, Of 5000 100 Of
1000, 100 OF 800, &c. Whole Tickets Sl5 !;
Halves 80; quarters 10.
A package OF &c whole tickets costs $3.50 90
Less The price Of tickets % w
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FOR NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
An The schooners MARY and ELIZA
MBETH will sail for New Bedford The lat
ter part of this week, and can take 500 barrels
Flour Liberal advances made on consignment
to address OF our friends.
Oct. 20 HENRY LUDLAM e. co.
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FOR RENT.

"a A honse recently occupied by MIR. VIM
EEFin Gouldin, near the Penilerliary, with a
-gIs@ large yard attached, and well OF excellent
Also, The Grocery Stand al present occupied by
Mrs. J. w. Mallory, on Valley street.
Also, small Tenement a few doors below
Mrs. Mallorys, on Valley street Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Oct. % Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Fall DRY Goods.

THOlMAS s. RLES ELLIS
HAvE received, per ships "virginia" AMI
IL "Harkaway," from Liverpool, and by re-
cent arrivals from the North, full and varied
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
10 which they invite The attention Of country mer-
chants. Their stock of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woollens and Prints, is unusually large, and at
low prices. No. log Main Street.
Sept lift Double Granite Front.
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SnIam.Iid New Goods

DEERS s. POINDEXTER, Merchant Tai
d lors most respectfully inform their Custom
ers, and the public in general, that They have just
received their New Goods, comprising an assert
ment not unsurpassed in variety or splendor BY that
of any other establishment in The United States.
An orders will he executed in the best and most
fashionable manner, and at fair prices.
Oct. l3-eoGt il
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Managers, Office.

m RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.-For This
Morning-SiO,000, 5000, 5 OF OOO.-
IS Nos. Is drawn. Whole Tickets 50, halves
l 50 quarters IS cents.
Also, the Dollar Lollery.-4,O0 Dollars ga
pial Prize-75 Nos, u drawn. Whole Tickets
dollar. halves so cents, quarters 25 cents. For
Tickets call before ii o'clock the Prize Office
of T. RUSSELL BIGGER s. co.
For ,hi. Evening. 5000 dollars, 1000, &c
= Nos. I3 drawn. Whole Tickets two dollars
and fifty cents.
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Class2Os:
CO Is II 10 46 % % 10 l % g. SO IA 80 l6.
Whole Tickets Nos. 25 SO II; Is AZ o.;
ID l6 @; l6 10 G9-4 Capitals, sold and pad
in The above by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass $50:
&c "a 40 30 AZ lS % II l6 "a SO TO.
Ticket Nos. % 80 &c; Is SO 49, Is "a Sc 3
more Capitals sold and paid by ~
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
CLASSIC
lG 65 81 81 80 70 &C Al l 80 SO.
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 Al 65, small prize OF
1000, sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Glass 25l:
IS "A 3 81 30 . As ~ IA 40 81 10 =.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke LOTTERY, Glass 2O9
5 50 IS 10 81 10 q 16 70 10 &c 50 70
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 2o2
I "A 20 8 81 - 80 81 "A So 40 62 81 ..
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 2l0:
IS Al 5 IA SO 30 II 10 SO GO 20.
Whole Ticket Nos. Al 70, another Capital,
sold and paid by
CLOAKS! CLOAKs! CLOAKS!
A SPLENDID assortment just received, and
II for sale at the lowest cash prices, by
a, M
Oct. 81 No. 81, West Main ST.
GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE AND
VI BEEF TONGUES.-3o bags genuine Java
Coffee.
2 bbs. New York Beeflongues. Received BY
the Marietta Burr. w. M. HARRISON.
Oct. II
ELoUR, LARD AND BUTTER.-We have
i received lot of very superior Family Flour,
Lard and Butter, which we will sell low.
Oct. 23-tf GRETrER s. GRETTER.
SUPERIOR OLD JAVA COFFEE.-5 SO
- bags of Superior Old Java and Manila Cot
'Se oe iet % ss's low g GaErrER eRErrER.
QUARTS VANILLA CREAM CANDY.
- A fresh supply Of that delicious Candy just
10 hand and for sale by
No. &c, West Main Street, next to Messrs. Van
Lew, Smith & Co. Oct 70
ERESH PRESERVED Illness dozen of
Il this delicious preserve, received and for sale
BY JOSEPH BONAVITA,
Oct % No. &c, West Main Street
NOTICE. The Richmond, Fredericksburg
IN and Potomac Railroad Company are pre-
pared to anticipate the payment of their bonds
issued for the Potomac extension, on application
al their Office TO e. w. MACMURDO,
Oct % Treasurer.
FAMILY FLOUR $50 bbs. superior family
-four. For sale by w. NJ. HARRISON.
oc'.i7
MATES States OF different sizes, Just
received and for sale by
oe!ls A, 6. PENDLEToN.
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READ READ.

Ocl. IL No. 90, nj
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NOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE AND
VI BEEF TONGUES bags genuine Java
Coffee
2 bbls New York Beeflongues. Received by
the Marietta Burr. w. M. HARRISON.
Oct II
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C,LARKE'S HEAD QUARTERs.-l doc

(,LARkE'S HEAD QUARTERS.-I dooi
I below Exchange Hotel, li!h Street.
For To-day.-Virsinia Mononealia Lottery,
Ezra. Class No. 3. Capitals: 1000 dollars.
! So , prizes of ,000.2 Of 500, of 300, s Of
100 Ac.-7a Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets
only dollar. Sales close al IL. o'clock.
This Evening-Capilal 1000 dollars. Tickets
dollars.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra. Glass 252:
: II 20 % p Is &C ? A. 6S 80 - IS 81:
Nos. II 25 &c, another Capital, sold ard paid
bv CLARKE.
Or 81
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FRENCH WINES.
TINE subscriber has received direct from
i France Clarels Champaisnes, Chamocrlin
s. Wermouth Wines, OF superior quaIily, ana
various brands, all of which he warrants genu-
ine and offers them for sale at moderate prices.
Oct. o3-2aw2m C[IAS. F. OSBORNE.
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S345 90
IFS 80
Which we warrant 10 draw
$l6 30
Risk or cost of a certificate

Risk, or cost oil certificate, Slbb .U
BIGGER & co. intend TO sell some Of the
above SPLENDID PRIZES, therefore, il you
want one of Them send your orders without delay
10 T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
Richmond.
Packages OF Wholes, Halves and Quarters,
single Wholes and Shares, always on hand, in
the usual great variety.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are recev-
ed and all orders addressed 10 US will meet The
most prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 20 dol
lars, and when remittance is made 10 MS, large
or small, we will always invest in The most popn-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings sent, when requested 10 all who
order from us. 1. X. b. q co.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
~,
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n BURRUSS'S PRIZE OFFICE Drawn
Y. Nos of Pokomoke River Lottery, NO. 2lU;
IS A. S IA Sc 80 II IS SO 60 70
Tickle, Nos. 30 IS IS, Prize OF 300 dollars
sold aud paid by The ever lucky BuRRUSS.
For this morning.-Capilal l0,OOO doiiasS
5000. $500, 1878. S of 1000, 5 of 800, OF ooo
5 OF 500, &c-7S Nos. Is drawn. Tickets
dollars, halves SO, quarters 20 cents. 80
Also, the Dollar Lo,lery.-Capilal 4,0OO dol
lars. I.OO0-l3 drawn Nos out of IS. Tickets
dollar, halves so, quarters 25.
Gail and try BURRUSS'S unparalleled luck,
10 the way OF selling Prizes.
OFT. "a G. BuRRUSS, Ricnmohu.
~ BOXES SUPERIOR NEW BEDFORD
50 SPERMACETI CANDLES
Is boxes HulPs Patent Candles
25 boxes Soap
10 boxes Pearl Starch, very superior
hogshead Bacon Hams
3 doz N Alicante Mats
2 dozen Manila Mats
Received and for sale 10y
Oct "a w. M. HhnntoO.S.
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South i4lh
- Street.
LIE, all,he world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Va. Leesburg Lottery, Extra, 5,
Oct. 18th:
40 "a 81 As 80 70 % 81 i3 u 20 10.
Ticket, Nos. 10 81 II, % As y, and " as u
three more prizes in The Dollar Lottery soil ana
paid BY oIna AoN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra $50,
October 90:
20 % SO al CT l 3 &C 80 SO % 81.
Ticket Nos % 80 &c, one more Capital, sold
and pad By SAhAi loN.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, Extra, Class 2ol, oc-
tober 2lst:
co SO 40 70 80 II Ct SO 80 81 y Ia 70.
Whole Ticket, Nos % 80 40, } Three more
Half do. Nos. "A So 60, prizes in one
do. Nos. ~ So 70, Lottery, sold
and paid by SIfA ioN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra 25s,
October 22d:
5 II 20 81 25 Is IS 2 40 g SO 70 10 81;
Ticket Nos. | 5 Is Two more Prizes sola
Do. do II sc GS and paid by -
10, OF STRATTON.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger ~ 20.

A GENTS for The Managers, %. Paine &
II Coz Richmond Va.
"KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortune Home [Biegrr's Prize Otcel is
TIE PLACE FOR PRIZES.
Dr7Yings receired ereyy day al o'clock-Sales
close al III.
BIGGER & co. STILL AHEAD!
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAw SHORTLY
10000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated. No G5, draws Saturday,
Oct. 25h splendid plze of 100000, 10000,
5000 24tO, 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500, ~ of ,2UO,
10 Of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Whole
Tickets only 80 A certificate Of Do whole Tic
kels will be sent for only slll-Halves and Guar
tiers in propor on.
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IroYT'S PRIZE OFFICE Drawing Q
n Leesburs Lottery. Extra. Class No. a:
10 - 5 Is 25 43 As Sc IS 63 80 20 10.
Ticket, Nos 8 10 Sc a capital prize. sold BY
HOYT.
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Alexandria, Ex Class No. $50:
~ SO so a CT l 3 &C 80 So % 81.
Alexandria, Ex.. Class No. 25l:
9, "a 80 - 80 II CT SO 80 81 90 IA &c.
Alexandria, Ex., Class No. 252;
5ll 20 - IS ls Go , ~ IS SO IS 60 81.
o., ~
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Houses For RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT.
m Two neat and small Houses, in agree
ESssn able paris Of town, suitable for small ia
.EslsM. miles, for rent from The LIST January
next. Apply 10 PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Oct Is lis Main Street
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