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prizes of $3.50, 100 of 1000, so Of G0O so OF
500, &c, &c.-amounIiag 10 over one million Of
dollars. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
,ers S. A package of 26 whole Tickets will cost
$500; less the price of 3 Tickets, 500; which we
warrant 10 draw back 1898; cost Of certificate
S;s22-shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS inG prizes Of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 4, 10
be drawn on Saturday, January 24lh 1916. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals prizes of
$4,000 each, of 5 900, $500, $500, 300, 100
1900, 500, l,4O0 $40, LOO, 20 Of l,O00 so Of
400, 200 of 200, &c, sc. Tickets $40; halves
s. quarters 80
u Persons oriering b. The package in any Of
the above can deduct the price of three Tickets.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Dec. l9
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF RICHMOND.

~ Ut y IL M ~ " u.
High Water this day. al 81 o'clock, p. Nj.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Dorcas, North, Havre de Grace, anlhra-
cite coal.
Schr. Clara Norris, kirkmire, York River,
wheat.
Schr. Silvia Higbee Higbec New York, bal
last.
Steamboat Pocahon,as, Hollingshead, Balii-
more, sundres.
SAILED,
Schr Wanda, Richardson, New York
Schr. William w. Wyer, Adams, Boston
PORT WALrnALf, December 81.
Sailed, barque Mary, Hopner, master, for Rio,
with flour.
Arrived, barquc Rolla, Giberson, master, from
New York.
Brig Annawan Bird master, 10 load with
flour and coal for Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Dec 2G-Arrd, schr. SUI
san Ludwig, Cox, from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-CIeared, Schr. Ma
ry Elizabeth, Jones. for Norfolk and Richmond.
LEWES, Del Dec. 23.-Thc Schr. Mary,
from York River for Philadelphia, with oysters,
went ashore on Stony Point on Tuesday, and be-
came total wreck.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER Dec 81
The Schr H. Vance, Weslcoli, for Richmond,
went to sea yesterday.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Ceared, schr. Juliet,
Woslam, for Petersburg. Deer 2slh-Cleared
barque Rio. Harding, for Norfolk.
HOLMES HOLE, Dec. 2f-Arrivcd, sch'nr
Cordova from Portland, for Richmond.
BOSTON, Dec. 26-Arrived, brig Chattahoo-
chic, TAYLOR, from Richmond
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

d. AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
II tan county, ten miles above The Courthouse,
on the Goth instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, a few dayssinc OF Mr..
Eli Ball, Trustee Tor Mrs. Homer, who lives ten
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
! suppose he will aim 10 get, or Turk about Rich
mond Peter is about 81 or % years OF age,
about feet ! or s inches high, black, heavy
bnli has been shot in one of his arms and one
of his hips no other scars recollected, except one
on his left cheek, rather bad counienance; had
on, when he leh, roundabout and pants, OF Glas-
gov leans | will give The above reward of $40,
and paw all other reasonable expenses, 10 any
person who will deliver him 10 Sias Omohundro,
at his lail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
Jail so get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
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10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 2,
10 be drawn al Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 10th
January lS46 Is Nos Ii drawn hailnis
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

The New York Tribune, OF Friday, says The
entire sales of Flour for shipment since the slea-
mer, somewhat exceed $4,000 bbIs al $3.50 Re-
ceivers now ask 1924, and we understand that
$50. is bid by shippers. One reason why The
entire amount, $4,000 or 10000 bbls, wanted for
shipment could no, be made up was, that some Of
the large receivers are shipping on their own ac-
nlN
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INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND ME-
DICAI, COLLEGE,

DlCH l.. COLI.Edf.
THIS Institution founded in SIS is now in
i successful operation in the new College Edi-
flee. Spacious and well arranged wards are set
apart for The different classes Of patients There
are also private apartments Tor The accommoda-
ton OF special cases.
A II persons requiring Medical or Surgical aid,
except the insane, or hose laboring under COMA
geins diseases, will be admitted into The nsiilu
ton.
The charges for board, medical attendance, sur
gcai operations, nursing medicines, and every
necessary service, are very moderate being
only four dollars per week Tor coorcd patients,
and five dollars for white
The medical and surgical wards are under the
charge Of Professors Of The College for prescribed
periods in rotation. The Physician and Surgeon
visit their respective wards daily and in eases Of
difficulty, The whole College Faculty is called IN
consultation, without additional expense Ia the
patient.
The lnfrmary comments itself especially 10
persons in the country, who may be disposed 10
leave their homes ioi the benefit Of medical or
surgical aid.
We respectfully ask those Interested in The sub
jrci 10 make enquiry, and lhev will lind that not
only will economy be consulted in patronisng
the institution, but that every remedial aid may
be- expected here that car be found in other cities.
Many Of the most difficult operations known 10
Surgery have been performed in the Inhrmary,
and the success which has attended them gives us
confidence in presenting the Institution 10 public
notice, and asking enquiry into its merits.
s. MAUPlN,
Dec. 20--lf Prcsi R. NJ e. Infirmary.
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By IL. III. Dickinson & Fro

SALE OF VALUABLE COAL PIT
HANDS.
ON FRIDAY, The "a day Of January, ls46,
Oat ~ o'clock, will be sold al Public Auction,
at our Auction Store IL valuable Coal Pit
Hands-all bottom hands, well trained, belonging
10 the Creek Company
By order Of said Company,
X. H. DICKINSON & BROTHER.
Dec 29-ils Anclionecrs.
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gs0yt,s Prixc Office,

n O.3, EhCfhNlIEP LhCt, RlCIiMOND
In VIRGINIA.
Mole The following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure SUCCESS All large Capitals are sold by
ID. M. HOYT.
Splendid Lotteries for Janna,y 1916.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. |, 10 draw Janu-
airy g. Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000
5000, 40 prizes of 900, &c. Tickets only 10
dollars. rs Nos, Is drawn ballots A certificate
of package only 1870 dolars-shares in proper.
ton.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. , 10 draw ia
nuary TO- Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000,
10000, 5000 1000, 5000 2,62S, $500, 25 Of
1000, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets
l0dollars. A certificate Of a package 1870 dol
lars shares in proportion.
Il Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised by J.
CT. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
promplness; and the drawings OF Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order ol
Dec 81 D. NJ HOYr, Richmond.
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AUCTION SAIL s.
by Thomas HI. TaIiaferro.

THREE NEGROES.
| will sell this morning, al 10 O'clock. three
likely Negroes Two of them enud Fac',iv -
TtlOS. H. TALlAFE. RO
Dec. so Aucloneer.
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SALE OF NEGROES. STOCK &c.

SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK. &c
WILL he sold, at Broad Neck, King William county.
w the late residence OF lanes Gro,ton, decea-rd
MONDAY the 9Th day Of January, l5i6, len twelve
likely Negroes, mostly young Men and Women, Boys
and Girls all The Stock belonging Ia The estate OF the
decedrnt together with all The Plantation Uel sls aud
Household and Kticben Furniture beuns ing thu
The Negroes Will b. sold for cash. the OF the Pro-
perry on a credit OF nine months.
CORBTN BRAXTON,
Surviving Executor of Cro,tpn deceased.
Dec, lo-w3wA
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PUBLIC SALE OF SLAVES.

Df virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO the
ID subscribers BIZ Bev. Blair and wife, on the
lllh October, 1912 and duly recorded in The
Hastings Court Of The city Of Richmond and
CourW Couu Of Henrco, We will expose 10 sale,
a! putlic auction, Tor cash on the 3Glh day Of De-
cember, 1915 in the Auction Room OF Messrs r.
FL. Dickinson & Brother, in the ciiyot Richmond,
all the Slaves conveyed by The aforesaid deed,
with the increase thereof consisting now of bout
forty in number, most OF whom are very likely
and valuable.
L. NUNNALLY, Trustees.
e. Sale conducted By
X. II. DICKINSON & BROTHER,
Dec. 30-lt Auctioneers.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.
ON MONDAY, the 5ih day of January,
~ will he Sold al Powhalan Courthouse,
three stout Negro Men, two Women and several
Children, belonging 10 The Estate Of The lale DR..
Mich X. Murray. A credit Of six months will
be allowed upon bond and good security.
BY order OF The EXECUTOR.
Dec 20-c&dtJan3
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MIR. CHARLES +. ROSEN,

A ND Teacher of Flute, Violin, Guitar, and
II Singing, most respectfully informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF Richmond and vicinity, that
he is prepared 10 give Lessons on the above
named instruments, on moderate terms, and fiat
ters himself, that both his ability as a Teacher
and attention TO his pupils, will meet the appro-
baton OF those who will please to favor him with
their orders, which, left al the Book and Music
Store of Mcssrs. Drinker & Morris, Nash &
Woodhouse, A. G. Pendlelon, Morse & Harold
or al his residence, Madison House, Bank ST.
will meet his prompt attention.
Dec. 3l-d2w
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LOTTERIES.
WorfIiafal's Office.
MO 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE no.
IN TEL, RICHHOND. Pug,nia.

IN TEL, RICHMOND. Pugnlia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000! and $4,000 Capitals
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 80, for 1915.
Drawing comes per mail to-day. Prizes
10000 10000 5000, .5Ss, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10
OF 500 10 Of 400, 10 Of 200, 10 of $50, GO of 100,
$50 of 100, &C., Sc. Tickets5 dollars.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
$4,000 Capitals Alexandria, Extra, No.
81. Drawing comes per mail tomorrow. Phi
$4,000, 5000. LEO, 1900, 1886 l,I0O prizes
of 900, Of 400, 10 OF 200, 10 OF $50, 10 Of 100,
2l0 Of 80, &c. Tickets so.
Lotteries to be Drawn ut Alexandria Soon.
January 3rd-4O0OO, 10000, 5000, 1920, 40
prizes OF | 900, &c Tickets 10 dollars.
January loth-30,Oo0 dollars, 10000, 10000,
5000, 1000, % prizes Of 1000, Sc. Tickets 10
dollars
January l7th-5OOOO, $4,000, $4,000, 10000
5000, 5000, 1000, 20 OF COCO. &c. Tickets IS
dollars.
January 2ilh-3O,OOO, - 500, 10000, 1000
1857, 1900, p prizes Of 1000 &c. Tickets 10
dollars.
Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries, ad-
vertised by J. &. Gregory 4 Co., for sale on III
same terms al this Office.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
althis Office, without charge.
Dec 80 CHAS WORTHAM
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Eagle Prize Office.

MO. ,, Easl .Nam Street : Opposite Tie Old
IN laySct
LOOK OUT LOOK OUTM
Great indications Of Capital, al the Eagle OF
flee this week.
Tuesday, splendid Lottery comes 10 hand.
Capitals ; OF $1,000. Of $500 5 OF 400, &c.
G6 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 80; halve %;
quarters 90 c.
Wednesday two splendid Lotteries. Grand Ca
pitals S25,0Uo, GG00, 1000 5000, LEO, of
200, 10 OF 1000 20 uf 500 &c. - Nos, -
drawn. Tickets ;; halves ]; quarters
Also the Dollar Lottery Capitals: $1,000,
1000, &c. - Nos. Is drawn. Tickets J. halves
50; quarters IS.
Thursday, a magnificent Lottery. Capitals:
$4,000, 00O 1900, $500, ,:'6..i, 10 of $50, &c.
&c Nos, IL drawn Tickets >; halves so; qrs.
25
For Friday, two magnificent Lotteries. Grand
Capitals, Sl2,010 5000, 1000, 1000 ,60l, 20
Of 1000, &c. Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets 4 !;
halves ,; quarters !.
Also, an extra Dollar Lottery, for New Year.
Capitals. $4,000, 1891 80, &c. IS Nos, -
drawn. Tickets only l. halves 80 c.; quarters %.
For Saturday, a line Scheme Capitals =
$1,000, 1000, 1900, l,0GG, &c. TS Nos, IA
drawn ballots Tickets 0D; halves co. quar-
iers 30 cents.
For Saturday Evening two fine Lotteries.
Drawing received by SUNDAYS mail. Grand
Capitals $4,000, 1000, 2ll5, 80, 10 of 900,
tSc. &c Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets 81;
halves ,; quarters l.
Also the Peoples Favoriie, the Dollar Lottery,
again.-CapaI $1,000, &c.-6G Nos, - drawn
ballots. Tickets 81 halves 80 cents; quarters
% cents.
Then comes magnificent Scheme, The Grand
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and Georgia,
Glass No | drawing received Monday. January
S. Grand Capitals: S35,295, lo,5l5, G,OOO,
5000. 4 500 $500, $500, 1000, 800, 800,
|, 700, I,59I, % Of 900 % OF 500, &c. rs Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets 10 90; halves 5 60; quarters
, so.
10000 Dollars-5O of ! 500 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ,, TO he
drawn on Saturday, January 10, 1916 Grand
Capitals: of $50 800 10000, GI97, 1000, $500
1000, so Of 800, 80 OF 800, &c. Tickets 10;
halves 5; quarters 80
S5O,OOO!-5 prizes Of l0O0O!-5 OF 5000
Also another magnificent Lottery Grand
Consolidated Lottery oil Delaware and Georgia,
Glass 3, 10 be drawn January II.
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She StOODs to CONQUER.
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FENAI.E, SCHOOL.

THE subscriber informs The public thai Miss Susanah
E. Paramd will open her school Tor Young ladit
al house, the 18th OF neat month, Mount Plea
SAINT, miles South of Powhatan Court House. Board
aud Tnton for the English branches, for 10 months,
$780, for Music, with the nse OF Piano, Si0 for F.ench
$40. No deduction made except for sickness.
Dec 3O-c5t. STEPHEN L. ANDERSON.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
X DUNSPAUGH & co. having dclermin-
Vt. 10 close their business, offer the balance OF
their stock of Ready-made Clothing at cost, for
cash, until January, when The balance will be
closed al auction, without reserve. A call is re-
specially solicited, at No. 81, West Main Street.
Dec %
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TINE subscriber has this day formed a co-part
i nership with Mr.. MUNROE w. JONES,
of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted underline firm Of DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advalces on
produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
CALICO Mills. R. IL. L. DlBRELL.
Orr 32--d,ScH
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Form Of Poorer ~ Attorney 10 Iole By PROXY.
Know all men BY these presents, that - OF
- do hereby appoint - 10 be sub,
silule and proxy for and in - name and
behalf To vote al any election of Direc-
tor or Directors OF the Farmers Bank uI Vir-
ginia and, furthermore, 10 be - sub
>ilule or proxy 10 represent - al all meet
ings Of the Stockholders OF the Farmers Bank
oil Virginia, and in - name and behalf 10
vote respecting the enacling, repeating or amend
ing such bylaws, ordinances or regulations, as
may be deemed necessary and convenient Tor lne
government OF said Bank
In witness whereof - have hereuno sci
- hand and seal, this - day Of -
in The year -.
Signed, sealed and delivered [Seal.l
in the presence OF
y. B-No officer or director Of a Bank can be
proxy. Dec. S-3awtd
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WINDOWS! Windows :!

T HAVE now on hand sXlO. lOXl2, l0X14.
i lOXI5, 6, IL, IS and Is light Window
Sashes and Blinds painted and glazed complete
for use. A few of the above articles, which will
be disposed OF on very reasonable terms, for cash
or approved credit, al The steam Sash and Blind
Factory of the subscriber, on 18th street near the
Wing Office. MILES AMBLER.
NOV 26--fif
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Great Bargains for Cash,
At THE
VIRGINIA HAT MANCFACTORY

r HAVE received lol of superhne HATS, OF
i the latest style, manufactured in Philadelphia
expressly 10 my order, which can recommend
as being fully equal 10 any HATS sold in this
market Also, HATS of my own manufacture,
which will sell at reduced prices, Wit dollar
Hats al dollars and IS cents 5dollar hats at
dollars and 25 cents; dollar Hats at dollars
and so cents; 3 dollar and 50 cents Hats at3 dol
lars; dollar Hats at dollars and so cents; , dol
lar Hats a, dollar and so cents; dollar and so
cents Hats al dollar and IS cents A general
assortment, Of WOOL HATS, HAIR and
CLOTH CAPS &c, sc. Purchasers are re.
specially invited 10 call and examine my as
sorlmenl before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE l.. BETTY,
franklin Street, few doors above the Old
Market.
P. S. Old HATS taken in exchange for new
ones, and market prices given for FURS.
Richmond, Dec. 90. 1915. q. l.. 3.
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PONER LuNMS FOR SAIL

yIyE have for sale number az FIRST rai- LOOMS,
w suitable for the manufacture al plain. iwrd, and
three piled Jeans or Lnsrys. These l.noins IN
complete working order, and ready for operation. They
will be sold very low. Apply Ia
CALEB JONES,
Dec. 30-ctf Agrn, for Virginia Wooen Company.
pcr whig and Compiler VIII ease cory.
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firm OF
WINFREE & SHEPPARD,
for the transaction solely of General Commits
sion Business, offer their services 10 the public
for the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, when desired They have
taken The house recently occupied by Gibson X
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM WINFREE,
j. Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virginian, Petersburg Intel
lisencer Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re-
porter, Clarksville Herald and Raleigh Register
will insert The above one month, send US copy
OF the paper containing il, and toward their ac-
commits 10 this Office for collection. w. 4 S.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. Russell Bigger ~ Go.

A GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine g.
II Co.. Richmond Va.
BIGGER < CO present 10 their numerous
correspondents throughout the UniIed States The
following Grand Schemes. They are we'll wor-
Inv The attention of those in search of fortune,
which 10 secure, you should be particular 10 ad-
dress the great prize sellers and prompt payers,
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co,
Richmond, Va.
January 3d-35, 295 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. |, 10
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Salur-
day, January Sd, lsi6. IS Nos, IL drawn
Grand Capitals: Capital Of ;S35, 295, prize Of
lO,5l5, Of 5000, ] of 5000, ] of 4,500, Of
$500, $500, 1000. 1900, 500, l,700 1891 25
Of 1000, 500, 400, 300 &c, &c. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters so.
10000 Doars-50 OF 1900 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. :, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, January 10, 1916. Grand
Capitals Of $4,000, 10000 6l97. 4 900, $500.
, 600, so Of 500, 30 of 300, &c. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters = so.
Anotier Of Bigger & Co.'S Fqroritcs!
$4,000 DOLLARS!-5 Of 10000 OF 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3, TO be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, JAN II, 1876.
n,
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w. Observation-Disclosures

MO. l0s MAN Street. Richmond, IUgiala.-
COMMENCEMENT OF New YEAR
January 3d-Capial 10000 Dollars!
January l0-Capilal 10000 q
January Il Capital $4,000 /"
January 2i--Capital 10000 :"
January 3l-Captal $4,000 /"
Correspondents and others are requested 10 no.
lice The annexed schedule OF Schemes 10 be drawn
in The month Of January and when in search OF
PRizE TICKETS, be careful in all cases 10 address
orders 10 w. p. TURPIN,
Richmond, Va.
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j. G.. Gregory 81 Go.

M ANAGERS, NO. TOT, WAIN STREET,
lpl RICHMOND, Virginia.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JANU-
ARY-lSi6.
10000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. J.
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d, c., on Saturday,
81 January, 1876 70 Nos, - drawn ballots
Splendid Capitals:
prize OF 10000 prize of 1920
!" 10000 40 1000
/ :" 5000 &c &c.
Wholes Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters . so.
Certificates OF packages Of 2G Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. 60. 2G Halves, 65 0G
Do. do. 2G Quarters, 80 so
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Il III T. A TK Z.

9Th night Of the engagement of Mr.. JAMESON,
Who will perform his popular character OF
YOUNG MARROW.
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l:y He'll & E'aIiaferrO.
NEGRO NAN

Will he sold bv US, This Morning, al 10
o'clock, Likely Negro Man 81 years old
HILL. & TALIAFERRO, Aucl'rs.
D.c IN
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Farmers Bank Of Virginia.

TIME Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
i the Farmers Bank Of Virginia will he held
al their Banking House in the city OF Richmond
on Wednesday, the Nth January, 1916.
j. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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VT7ANTED.-A smart, active, young Ser
w want Apply 10 D. NJ. HOfT.
Dec so
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CoMMissioSER's OrrIcE,

kILMARNUCK <, Itc. TFI3- 7
have appointed Tuesday, the 9th day Of January,
1876, 10 carry into effect the above decree on which
day by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the parties interested
oured to attend before al my office aforesaid, with
nil necessary papers and other evidence.
Dec 3O-cwdw ADDISON HALL, Comr.
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TINE present Superintendent Of The Poor
i House of the city of Richmond having re-
signed his office, TO take effect on the 18th day of
May next, The Board Of Overseers will proceed
to supply his place on The first day OF January
ensuing. Applicants for The office will lay all
testimonials of character and qualifications be-
fore The Board on that day; or, in The meantime,
place Them in The hands OF
SAML. F. ADIE,
Dec. l5-2aW2w President Of the Board
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Robert IL. EOWEsOn,

TOR.N r. A r la w.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
y ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
IL services 10 those who may need them. He
will practise, heretofore, in The Courts of Rich
mond City and OF The counties Of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
gT Office on L or Main Street, over the store
oil Messrs Jones g. Winston. Nov G--w:m
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wv P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
w No. l0l, East Main st.
one Thousand Dollars Sold
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery, No. 49, Dec. 90.
so 8 69 10 70 d Is % % Ga SO Is.
Ticket Nos o. 50 SO, a prize OF 900 dollars,
sold and paid by w. P. TURPIN.
For This Morning-Alexandra Lottery, Glass
3lO. Extra Drawing comes per mail to-day
Capitals: $4,000, 10000. 5000, 10 of 1000, &c.
Tickets 5; shares in proportion. Sales close at
Ii o'clock For prizes, call on TURPlN.
For This Evening 900, 5000. 5 Of 1000,
&c. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets so; shares
in proportion. Dec. 50
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To conclude with The Eastern drama of
The TIlus1 rims g r1lUPI.

Dancing, by Misses Homer and Gertrude.
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prizes OF s, 100 no OF ,u00, 50 OF GEO, 80 OF
500. &c, &c.-amonnling 10 over one million of
dollars. Tickets 90 dollars; halves 10; quarters
5. A packasae OF % whole Tickets will cost $780,
less the price OF 3 Tickets 800; which we warrant
10 draw back 1923; cost OF a certificate S222-
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS in 6 prizes Of 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. j. TO be
drawn on Saturday, January 2lih, 1916. IS Nos.
IL drawn Grand Capitals prizes of $40 600
each. Of 5000, $500, $500 l,S1O, LOO, 1000,
400, 400, l,2iO, 100, 20 of 1000 so of 100,
300 Of 300, &c., sc. Tickets $40, halves 8; quar-
tiers 80.
az. Cali or send 10 The a-lucky Eagle Office,
il you want 10 get prizes. ,o
No. , East Main street, opposite the Old Mar
kei. Richmond, Va. dec. 81