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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

A MEETING Of the propretop and stock-hod.
IA ers Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company,
formed TO establish line Of telegraph between New
York and Philadelphia, viii be held at the telegraph
rooms Of the city post Office on Saturday, the Bib
day Of November next, at o'clock p m.
As the choice Of president Of the company is
expected to take place, and other business of i'm
portance transacted, a full representation Of the
stock is requested.
w. w. coRCoRAN,
B. b. FRENCH,
49, Trua,ees.
Washington, Oct. 28-dlw
Nat. Int. and u. s. Journall
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MRS. MINOR takes leave to inform the citizens
lNI Of Washington, and the public generally, that
she has recently taken the house lately occupied by
Mr.. John s. Skinner, on +, between 9Th and 7th
Streets where she is prepared to accommodate year
" or transient bosrders upon reasonable terms.
The house is in central part Of the city, con-
venien TO the several public departments, and with
in few minutes walk Of the avenue.
There ia also a carriage-housc and stable at
tached to the premises
Oct. 29-eo2w
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We are happy to announce that Mr.. William J.
Brown, representative in the last Congress from
Indiana, has been appointed Second Assistant
Postmaster General, in place of William Medill,
esq, of Ohio, now Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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Among the Thousand and one" tales with which
the presses at distance are rife, is report that the
administration is about to send special agent to
Mexico, to demand the payment of the claims due to
our citizens. They who circulate such reports do
not reflect upon the position Of the United States
in relation to Mexico.
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EOR RENT.--A thrce-story brick house, COM
Il pleted this year, with pump Of elegant water
in the yard, and convenient wood and out-houses.
Rent moderate to good tenant. The house is sit
uaied on II street, between 7h and 9Th streets north
Apply to VIM. J. Brown on the premises, or to Jo-
seph F. Brown, OF the capitol.
Oct. 29-eo3
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ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE
PROPERTY FOR SALE-The late


lssls street, in Alexandria. The house is
brick, built of the best materials, hand
somely finished, and well arranged for comfort and
convenience; contains Is rooms, most Of them large
and airy, and has a wide hall through the centre
Out-houses of brick, also covered with metal con-
sisting, in one range, of wood and wash-houscs,
cistern above ground two bathing and two dressing
rooms On the opposite wing, fine greenhouse;
and in the rear, brick two-story double house for
servants.
The aower-gardens extend from Patrick to Hen
ry streets. The vegetable garden is large and pro-
ductve.
II is considered, by many, the handsomest and
most desirable residence in the District
IL will be sold low, and on accommodating terms,
on application to
VIM. ID. MUTT,
AT the Treasury Department.
Oct 29-1w&eotf
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BIZ Il. Green, .Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
II TURE AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, the
Both instant shall sell, at the residence Of gentle
man declining housekeeping, on New York avenue,
between 18th and 18th Streets (the flag will desig-
nate the spot) at II o'clock a. m, good LOT Of fur
niture, such as
Mahogany sofa, rocking and parlor chairs
Mahogany lounge, bookcase. and bureaus
Mahogany black marbe-top centre table and
washstand e
Cane and wood-seat chairs
High and low-post bedsteads, feather BEDS, &c.
Damask moreen, and other window curtains
Fine Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs, &c.
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and tenders
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Also a lot Of kitchen requisites
Terms of sale: All sums of and under 125, cash;
over S25, credit of thirty and sixty days. for sp-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The house is for private SALE Inquire Of the
subscriber.
Oct 25-3 Auctioneer.
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EOR RENr.-The subscriber will rent TO q
T good and punctual tenant the house lately oc-
cupied by him, and well known % the Globe Hoo
tel, situated on Pennsylvania avenue, and opposite
the National Theatre.
There is probably not better location in the city
for well-conductcd hotel than this. There 10 also
quantity Of furniture now in the house, which win
be sold at valuation, should the tenant wish H. For
further particulars, inquire Of y
JAMES MAHER, or Of
X. w. DYER d CO.,
Auc. and Com. merchants
The National Intelligcncer, Baltimore Sun, and
Richmond Enquirer will please insert, and send bill
to r. w. Dyer e. Co.
Oct. 25-3tawf
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By II. Green, .Auctionser.

HOUSE AND LOT ATAUCT On Thurs
Ii day, the Both instant, shall cell on the prem
ises, at o'clock p. m, south half Of lot No. g in
square No 325, being on 18th street. between Mary
land and Virginia avenues, with the improvements,
which are good two-story franc house, nearly
new, containing six rooms and q stable. Tho LOT
fronts 80 feet llth street, running back 100 feet
inches. Ngia Ns6A
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest," 4 deed
given, and deed of trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct 3-3t Auctioneer.
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UfThe reply Of "x" to the communication Of
Mr.. Z. B. Robinson, in relation to Mr.. p. G
Washington, is received, and will appear tomorrow
evening.
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DANCING ACADEMY. !

MIR. F. c. Liable has the honor to inform the
lv1 ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that his Dancing Academy
will reopen on Tuesday, 4th November, at his
dwelling-house, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays; from 3 p. m. TO p. M, for young ladies;
from to p. M, for young masters. Il
N. B. Those ladies' and gentlemen who may lesl
DESTROYS receive instruction 1t Gsorgetown, viii
please leave their names at the Union Hotsl, o. q
Mr. L.'s residence in Washington. KS s
Oct. 27-df Int. and Georgetown Adv.] q
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n GORGE F. ALLEN begs leave to tender his
NJ sincere thanks to hs friends and the public
generally, for the liberal patronage extended 70 him
attention his stock Of fresh fall and winter dry
goods, his assortment being much larger and greater
than at any former season, and which he pledges to
sell at prices which cannot fail to please, for cash,
or to punctual customers
Wanted smart active youth to attend in dry
goods store.
Oct 28-3t
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A BARGAIN.--Ap pair of young gray horses and
"A buggy for sale at Majors livery stable.
Oct. 27-3teod
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OFFICIAL.

Comparative piep Of the hostages at the several Offices
named bslo,o sho,cing the difference in the hostages for
the quarters ending the 30 Of September, 1874, and
3Qh SepfeH,ber. 1915.
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ENTISTRY.--L. PARMELE Qate Dodge &
~ Parmele) takes this method Of announcing his
return to Washington. He can be seen as usual
at his residence on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10Th streets. For the satisfaction OF those
unacquainted with him, he would offer the follow
ing certificates from the Rev. C. w. Everest and
the Hon. Noah A. Phelps:
REcroRY GRAcE Church,
Hamden, Conn, July 81, l645
For nearly three years past have been well ac-
quainied with Dr. L. Parmele. During this period !
have had an opportunity ofseeng much Of his work,
and have several times enjoyed the benefit Of his
professional services. know him to be superior
dentist, and can therefore most cheerfully recon-
mend him to any who may stand in need Of
such aid as it is his business TO render. As gen.
tleman, also, he is worthy Of all confidence; and ]
doubt not he will receive at the hands OF an intclli-
gent public that patronage to which his talents and
his worth entitlc him.
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A PAMPHLET WANTED.--A gentleman
IA who wishes to see the pamphlet Of Lieutenant
Colonel Hitchcock. on mcsmerism, will thank any
who has copy to send il to The counter OF the
"Union" Office for few days. u is not to be OBJ
tanned Of the Washington booksellers.
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| d FRANCE & CO., old established prize-sel-
IL. lers, four doors west of Browns hotel.
"Straws show which way the wind blows" Nos.
IL, 10, 62-S5O0- sold in Mondays lottery to
an old customer.
On Saturday, small-fry.
Capitals S4,0OO-Sl 900, &c.
Wholes 81 00-halves so cents.
We particularly recommend packages in the
above, and will sell certificates follows:
~ Whoes. $IJ w
~ haiVes... ..................0 "
~ quarters ......... .........3 IS
Also, on Saturday,
Alexandria lottery--Ciass ~.
CAPITALS: #&
S30,060-Sl0, 000-S5 100000 of 1500-being
the lowest three-number prize.
Tickets Sl0--halves $5--quarters " SO.
Oct. 28-3t.
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M,ppLErowN, Conn., Sept. 81, ls45.
Dr. l.. Parmele resided some time in this city
following the practice of dentistry He lisa worth y
citizen and sustains high reputation in tho line Of
his profession. From my knowledge Of the man.
his standing 10 society, and his professional skill
take much pleasure in recommending him to the
favor and patronage Of the public.
NOAH A. PHELPS.
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Decrease. 49,. 20, 384.. 237 ,256
BY reducing The wheat to -four, it shows dimi-
mutton in the receipts at Underwater during the pres
ent year, compared with 1874, equal to 96,e34 bbls.
of -four ~ -
About 300 bales of cotton sold to-day at about
Saturdays rates.
have no change to note in -four, or other produce,
of consequence. Everything seems to be awaiting
the news by the Great Western.
The democratic party have now full ticket in
the feld-Mr Osgood having been nominated for
register SUCCESS is certain, if the democrats turn
out as they should do.
.arrired.--St Charles, from Liverpool. Also, q
brig from Rio Janciro 40 days out Also, brig
from Rio Grande. No news.
Cieartd-P acket-ship ST. George, for Liverpool
ship Liberty for do; with several smaller vessels
for different foreign ports.
Iremain yours, very truly,
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Average 500 miles per hour
Consumption Of fuel, 6s6 lbs per hour.
At 532 M anchored for the night at Christana creek
September l6.--At b.3S a. m. weighed from Christians
creek; wind very light from w., and strong ebb tide
Started with 70 pounds Of steam--27 revolutions
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ERENCH CHINTZES Just received
II 10 pieces dark-colored French Chntzes, rich
colors.
Oct. 25-3tif ID. CLAGETT d co.
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Drawn numbers of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Class No. II.
Drawn October IS, ls45.
65, GO, 46, 4, %, So, AZ, 8, %, II, IS, ~.
On Saturday Nov. 1.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

&C., &C, Nc.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quartes " so.
For aale by
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Next door east Of National Hotel, Warrington.
Oct. 27-dtd
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September l7-Weighed from the breakwater Oh. 20m. .
m with strong ebb tide and moderate breeze from n
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Trial Of the u s. rerenue steamer "LegGs" ciih one
Eriesson's propeliers, 9 feet inches In diameter
One horizontal high-pssswe engine. Cylinder 81
IN diameter. Length Of stroke 80 inches. Cut of a
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By II. Green, .Auciioneer

Washington, Oct. 2s-dlw
Nat. Int. and u. s. Journal.l
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centre, without several additional beaiings which
would, consequently, increase the friction very
greatly. On board freighting vessels, which per-
form (whercvcr have them) remarkably well,
the engines placed in the after hold are simple in
their construction, occupy but little space, and, the
shafts being short, the vibration is small.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir, your
obedient servant
ALEXANDER v. FRASER,
Captain U. s. Revenue Marine.
Hon. ROBERT ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury, Washington.
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Aurtion 9aIes.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
by Davenport. Alien A Co.
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY. lsh instant. be cod Al On, An,,,o a.,
20 hhis prime 81 Groin ssrar
30 do do Porto
- do
20 t'src.s Rec
100 koI-s soap
% bbl- Lamp
Black and "a q Teas
hIn Ca "hisssy AMI Brandy Lhis half pipes and
r"'t Madeira snd 6rar-i winrs
,'P t"t "r anil Wrapping Payer
HAi itrii1O Tobacco
fias fp?ls Chr---. A. AZ
ItEhS-siOo cash siUo ami over 4 ,,o,rh, ,,..,, To- -
proved psp-r D,VE<pnsr a, M '.'li zoe ap-
Hhh'H ~,
AnrI.
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Ar AUCTION.
by Williams a HaxaII.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c
oa WEDNESDAY inst AZ 10 o'eLoes i. FOO,
OF our store ~ shah -c Auction, Evncai Of ,o
ee'ies' " ines and Liquors; amnng
NJ trotr. Porto Rico andN New Orleans sugar
fofl" hteo anasse-, OF prime quality
Gunpowdrr, Imperial AM Pov shong Tea
no. faguyra- NareaIbo and Msniaa t.,t..
Bacon Sides. shogJ.Ts Hams
Baltimore and Cincinnati Lard
Extra ana Family op
Indigo and Starch. Of superior qaarty
lOII9 Window
Liverpool fseiory filed Salt
French aLG Imitation BranIy
Northern Apple CIDER Brandy
Tuscaloosa and NLnoagahea whisksy
BAL more Howard wh,sl-y ami ms nv other article.
"'n'' -'u'''s
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NJ. ,. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Iet all the worh tbey can.


Iet all the word they can,
For selling PrIs-, SrsA1Tos's the mani
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Extra 1872 Aup Ia.
40 81 62 80 IL 30 ~ 80 25 Il IS So 2s
Whole Ticket Noe. &c 80 IS, one more prize sold and
paid by Straton
Drawn Nos. OF MonOngalis Lottery, 81 Aug 18th.
49, 81 ~ 20 62 40 II 10 8 Is - 81 81
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 81 ~ Three n,o,a
Is 81 81 Priz.. soId "a
40 G2 $500! >p.idby suatton
$4,000, 1000!
Extra, 1874 Capitals. 5000 1000 1900
qrs IS. "
S2529I, $4,000.
for Monday morninz-A- taDira,
1000 5000, 5000, 2OoO 1850, 1000 &C % No. n
drawn Wboes $40, halves 5. Or.
Buyers are referred which are
al ue once As proof of what done and every
drawing continues pad by mn.
~ outs Tor the aLoy-
Schemes aud all Lotteries. promptly .pb-d L. nS
drawing wien requested.
r'-as. addra'' orders W N. sTRATToN
klch Vi,
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olCE-we have day associated with Us in our su.p.
MI William Bell, OF the House Of Niehols Bell Lypc,,
burg and have united hum NJ Rnekrr IN an,
purchase Of Mr. A B. NiehoL' Ntehot. B.rs soe.
u ticots The Wholesale ard Retail
heretofore R.chnond the nrm II Brook. B.u A
Hudson aBi m l.ynehbuTs. Of Bell Racksr 4 Co.
We respectfully ask fDT busnrss continuance. NJ hs
patronage heretofore eIicHI-d the late . believing mai w.
h-.e secured important advantages by being enabled
nu' IN anger quantities. AMI IN most cases lry FROM
~ dHi igat, which hope n ma !. ann, rnt IN
all who OF Nichols He'll Iyncbiur, an,
BROOKS a. HUDSON. RieIuoud Va
Richmond, August l, I-45 an
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by '"'oo- a mro,her.
CRoCkERf. GLASS WARE, Sc.

by sniocs A Ntrother,
NJ. :, Main Street.
ChoChERf. GLASS WARE, &c.,
- At AUCTION
IN I'tSDAf Meaning. Aug i9sh at 10 o'slo.s 49, ,,, al
a. without er'e Thirty PaekaEs- Croeser an, &C.,
'""tsing 10" usual as-nTH.nt pp,..
"a hasefs Teas IN ssu- Pitchers Row., NJ.
,hlmsr Set Tea Ware Bk Tea Pui, Rryo,vny C,., go.
: iunolet. &c Also Sears IN eo-. eon.,,n
n'ht IbkhC uns uhder 500. cash 500 and unv,rs, .
mos credit Zoe approved entor-sd Notes
a' - iNioRs Il BROTHER, Auet-.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or MOST VALUABLE
rhkSoNAL ESTATE, Srocx OF Hos.rs. MUrr.
Cattle, lloss. OATS, Hay, SC.
WILL he sold, at - Tree Hill, the Farm of
~, ue.ais VIM. w. koans, deceased. wEONrsp.y N.
% gay he present MONTH August nc nr At 10 o.,~k
p'ey arre and most valuable collection Fanu-. eoa.
'ns " uH b' quality about $50 Of IN. ~
~pp'en authofs parcel OF supe, Madeira S
~ Doue- h- bloord horss carriage an.
carnage and harness three young about Is head
" -'ne OF them very ans neh o,en Of The most
1PP seu bie-hs snd IN .icsi.lt
SUN lbs si-af G1Jro
nay, ioo 200 lb- wheat -;,aw and bbi.. Old corn
Inc Terms OF sale Will BE- fo sans under s.O ov,
tnat amount months credit Tor approved .p,o, n.y,,
Notes au iS-d,d 40, ,,.,.'s s,4a"e
Adnintsirsinr sIts the Of Wu Roam. dse,d
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rrois.'o'', snd throw en- indispensable pssrl, IN IN.
VI obtaining 90 able suecessoss =" NV way
tro-sR cpSrrsrIp)
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7 a II,
To be drawn 9Th september, Is45.
$4,000 CAPITAL,
T. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 co
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAIsE *
RfCH-HOSiD, "a.
NOTICE.

AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAIsE * Co.
RiCH-HO.SD, "a.
NOTICE.
having been Represented that had changed my quarsrs
therefore take this method Of informing may concern
that still Fortunes Home BIGGER Co.
PRIZE OFFICE and have no int nion of NOV
ss from hrIe and intend there to remain 10 smile who
Fortunes Home DAME FORTUNE
THEEroEr, KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE" that For.
tunes Home, BlGGERS Office, Pnzes that with
ei and the SECOND Capital Of 10000 Dollars 500
lOeo 500 s4oo &c &c all SOLD presentation
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE" that cspi,,ls q, 10
600 Of $4,000 Of go 600; II OF 10000 innumerahr
smaller prizes amounting millions, paid at
BEFORE THE PEOPLE tia, the cash for all Cam;
tai Prizes be had the received that
orders for vey popular manage
OF FAME CO. attended to by return mail and N.
drawings sent when requested 10 all who may order from
T. RUSSELL. BIGGER 4 co.
BIGGER Co present 10 their
following Grand Schemes during month IAuru.,
The tickets received ard shall pleased TO receive your
Of ID Paine Go and hope the selection make vii
be attended with the brilliant which lately attend
ed those who address their ories TRUSSELI BIGGER co
S3O0OO. $4,000. 100 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated No. S. drawn at Wilmington
Deawar" Saturday 10Th Augu-dawing received Monday
stn nsant &c No. " dawn Grand Capiiab-s20Ooo, IS
600 1900 5000 1000 2s 100 Of 500 900 800
&c. Tickets sIs halves q. qrs.5
package OF gG whole ticket, costs sass
Warranted TO draw Ias 60
eerti6ese will be for IsS 30
Skates n proportion
100000. 5000, OF 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Sc be drawn at Wi
mngton delaware saturday August 2a-dawmg received
5000 1000 s37o of 1900 10 OF IOOO 900 goo Tickets
$40, halves :. qrs 81.
packages Of wholes COS. ssss
Warranted To draw back ~ so
certificate Will be W So
shares In proportion.
Remember address
7. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
Richmond. Va.
~ On an letters enclosing CASH r1c T,sset. the postage
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PURCELL'S OFFICE.

n
hN"N Nos Of the sirNn Concentrated Iouery Class No 81
~ oraSu "a August. $50. Capllal
A. 81 40 30 SD i5 ~ - 81 10 SIS g.
Hail. Nos q 80 g. Frz sent from this one. BY
49,. FUR'ELI-
10000 Dollars is .0O0-lOO Of 900
strand Consolidated Lottery. Class u h. drawn At WI
nis'nn Sanriay 10th AuEr-tDrawirr
mt Grand Cspas-s9oOoo $4,000 5Sou 5000 5000 casa
G. quIrter- }.
10000 Dollars rs Numbers, IL Drawn
"nnd Consolidated Lottery tias- drawn On ssiur-
uay AuEuS .1-ra~ received 2it.
s1e goo s00o 50o0 3Ooo 1870 oT .OG0 $500 10 ~ 1000
'oo 200 zoo Tickets $40, lEalV-. ;. quarter. $50
$4,000 Dollars, 5000. 100 Of 900
"rand '"hsodais IptterY No ST. dawn al Wilmington
p~ars Aug 3Uh-dra~iIg reeTyed LIST piemSer Gnat-
pa-sSo9oo 5000 1000, 2lI7 leo OF 1000 TIekz To-
halves S. quarters SO.
l~J- For fun Schemes, call Office.
" IeseS an tn above aud IA all I.osres pop
hahagein-ni Of PAINE & 60, for Order.
confidential and the drawings free
IN enclosing cash or PrEe tickets lbe
pad kememoer for large pIr-s, prompt pay a.4r
sh a. w. PURCELL, RiehmauA,
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}. #. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Richmond. virginia.

-
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Rieh,nond. virginia.
IMPORTANT NOTICEI
Great Reduction in Postage.
" IN AMI alter The hrt Of July,
dozen Lottery Tickets distance OF roo ns IN,
ave cents over 500 miles ten cents Many persons coun
try have been deferred orarns Tickets IN eonouenc. Of the
h-avy postage letter. ow,y, ouh
or single letter q nothing.
The Scheme. b.lo~ all rich and worthy the attention
OF advenurers in Lotteries Orders confidential and atlri "a
promptly.
$4,000 Capital
AfIandna Lottery Class -! drawn NJ A~.,ntri, n
&, Saturday, d,h August si5 SPLENDID sch.n- 81 Nos
and - ballots 900 10 QUO snoo soou 7so isan
10 prizes or IOco Ticket. oay $40; sye. 5 ou,r
ter so o.Tuteate Of package whole tickets
halves and quarters IN Proportion.
$4,000 Capital.
hl-Sandria Lottery Clss II. be drawn At Arr,p4ra u
c. Saturday. s3i August Nos and ~ drawn bal
100 prizes OF 1900 Tickets $40 hsIy4 s. quar-
ie So certificate OF package IS uekeis
haiNes and quarters IN proportion
Grand Capital Of 100000
ALIandria Lottery Class s. drawn at Alexandria d
~. U,n Auf. ISIS g Nos and ~ drawn bal
1000 10 OF 1900 "a OF 1900 50 1890 500 &C &c
al 20 whole tickets sIiO OF 20 halves quarters. IS
GRAND MAMMOTH LOTTERY,
To be drawn 21h september, Is45.
$4,000 CAPITAL.
OF THIs Lottery is advertised now. in order
that sufficient tine To order T,elr, Not a,
solvent HAMS Of Union will be- received
free "f postage ior tickets in this Lottery.
Single Whole Tickets sao Halves TO- s. Eishhs so
The Manake Certificate OF Package prrle-d Of &c Whole
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