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than last which attributed entirely to the
weather The crop this year Is estimated at
pounds
The trade between the United States and Rico Is
very large compared with the aggregate trade Of the
island About thtyons per cent of the total value Of
the exports Porto Rico 1884, were TO the United
States The impOrtstons into the United States from
Porto Rico for nine months ending June 80 1874 were
valued at $076l25, and the exports from the upited
States to Porto Rico for the time were valued AZ
ass $685. OF which Sll $40 were in foreign merchandise
and ,Os4 in domestic produce and manufactures
The following are the principal results Of the general
report OF the balance of commerce. navigation and the
products OF the island during the year 1874
There have entered ~ vessels more than during the
year sas and os more have left the port than during
that time fthe entries there excess of $500 tons
and the departures 1885 TONS Though there has been
an apparent decrease in the number Spanish vessels of
twenty entries and four departures it must be re-
membered that there is increase OF 73t tons in the
first case and Of 37 in the second which accounted
by the fact that the Spanish navigation has been
Quoted in larger vessels
The value of imports amounts to $5,257,2 2s a. Of
which the OF $3.50 - is made up by mercantile
deposits.
The amount of Spanish imports under the
Foreign imports under do 2,5ls,7s7 IS
Foreign flag. -. l,ss9,23s 20
S5257, 22s Al
By this statement will be that the national flag
sustains its superiority the foreign flags as with
respect to the previous years sho VS. the
following increase
Inc spanish nag ''...'...... 1894 II
Foreign. 100 500 66
Or 4 total incl ease of ........ 1914 6s7 II
The exports amount in value to a. including
500, a62 81 ofthe mercantile deposite
OF which there exported under the ma
tional lag to national ports. 81 1865 $50 Oh
Foreign nag to do. ................. s94l So
Nauonai nag 70 foreign ports. 3o0,6S7 03
Hoie6" w '" 10 4,b6o,2a6 90
$1,000, 1884 %
Comparing this sum with the report of the previous
year. it shows the following increase, wiz
National flag. Sl55 6s3 81
Foreign do 9Q4 l75 ia
Amounting to total of ........... .$l,l49, s5s 81
The mercantile deposit shows in its importatons a de-
crease of Sla40l co. and in its exports increase of
Sa2,O6a SO. The commercial transactions in 1874
amounted to 46 ssa 81, and than those dur
ing the former year by the Of 50 $40 H. The
difference between the amounts of imports and exports
is in the favor the latter by the $s47 5s5 49, The
duties collected from the maritime transactions only of
the island amounts to 81 os9 co. giving an increase of
$l797ss OF the last year. The transactions in
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II n II
- EMOVAL Of Warerooms 28l Broadway, In Granite
~ Building, cor Chambers ST.. BROWNE offers for
sale 2s Broadway elegant OF double and
gle action Harps The rich brancy of tone lghtness OF
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these harp
unequaled Warranted Of climate and Eu-
prices The attention Of merchants and the musical
world generally, is particularly desired.
Harps repaired. Strings, Instruction Books, &c.
J.F. BROWNE & co. from Erard,l
London and New York, established 1910.
Certainly the finest harps produced The first profession
al talent have prefer these harps all others-London M
steal Mirror June, 1910.
Mr. Brownies haps by far the magnificent instru
mens we Through his perfect knowledge ofthe in
he has effected mpornt improvements In the
mechanical department in the there extraord
nary addition OF eetness purity aud power The pill
deliberately gded while the frames
are elegantly shaped onal Sept
9th, 1916 90 lmD&Wsuc
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TO BUILDERS.

10 BUIIIDEKS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FREEMANs HALL
IN the city OF Brooklyn the er OF Columbia aud
Amy stree-of brick four stories high so feet by aoac
cordng 70 plan and specifications the hands OF the Arch
Stebbns on the Of Atlantic and Henry sts)
will be received until the sls inst o'clock p M Pro-
posa TO be sealed mp and directed the and left
with the Architect The Board Of Trustees will open said
Proposals on that dav, at O'Clock the Office of the
Architect Proposals be made for and Ma
work together separate
By order Of the Directors
o25 lw'r THOMAS LESLIE, Secretary.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.
PROFESSOR A. J: MORALES Respectfully informs the
public that he his classes teach the above
and requests an early ppcaton that they may be
closed Terms hours &c be known by applying his
residence 407 Broome Professor has the honor OF
referring to the Principals IF Washington Institute the Aca
deny otne Sacred Heart astoria and Mr. e. Candas Acs-
deny where he teaching with great and respect,
College fooham in which he has been Professor for the
last two years
hereby certify that Mr. A. Morales haSbeen engaged
Professor OF the Spanish language ST. Johns College for
the last two he has afforded the highest saacon by
attention to duty-by his proficiency and by the general i'm
provement Of his pupils
(Signed,) JOHN HARLEY, Pres't.
ST. Johns College. Sept. u, 1896 oil 3wsr
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN desirous Of acquiring q
IL thorough knowledge of the French Language inform
"a that hc evening classes conducted by Prof A. y VILE
PLAT at Abbos Institutions sl2 Houston street continue
from time to time as o. eason may require. Application may
be made az the Institution the residence Of Rev Gofham
D. Abbott, 1853 Fourth street, Washington Square.
o22 T&S is'r
MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.
BOUT $4,000 IN Mexican Scrip bearing per interest
"A per annum and payable in ~ quarterly mcnts for sale
by the present holder who about to rsin1ve Euope
70 n. r., 300 Br, adway.
Capitalists will find this profitable and investment
s26tiuc
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LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
M AID. ACHILLE respectfully to her friends and
M patrons and the public general that her regular class
will commence Saturday October 18th at her Saloon, No.
IL Walker street.
DAYS OF TUITION
For young Ladies and young Masters under 10 Of
every Wedne sday and Saturday from to ocockand
for young Gentlemen.
Evening Class for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at o'clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming by them
selves private Quade Glasses Polka Mazufka uadres,
any days and hour convenient to both PARTIES
For individual and private lessons in Dancing Waiting,
Polka Mazurk for Ladies and Gentlemen atany fixed hours
desired.
Madame continues to give her professional services al
young ladies' boarding schools and private families ,
Soree Balls exclusively for her pupils, accompanied by their
parents guardians, as usual
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pro
fessors Paris Madame A. receives from them all the novel
ties Of day admitted the fashionable society and she
will make duty adopt them in her classes or private les
SONS According 10 her patronis desires. sill lm'rc
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BOHEMIAN GLASS, CHINESE GOODS, &c.
TltEFANY, YOUNG ELLIS; $50 and $50 Broadway
very magnificent Bohemian Glass Dessert Services; Gsne
Garnet and Gold Royal Blue and Gold &c Also, Toilet
Sets, IN Rosae Garnet Ruby and Amber The above
ordered BY Mr. Young from the best establishment in Bohe
ma and presumed be richer aud complete than
any ever imported sale They have also per We
NICE from Canton ~ consisting Of beautiful specimens
Of carved Ivory sandal wood and she'll Paintings
Fans, Porcelain Goods &c.
Also few sets lacquered Tea Poyes, made order by
Hipqus," and re lily stronger and finer than usual.
They have also for sale from recent imp Jrstions-
Net Silk Bags, with Steel Beads
New He'd Ornaments
Steel Combs, Bracelets &c
Fans, in every possible variety
Papier Mache Goods
New aud select Perfumery.
GLOVESA tu assortment Of colors and sizes, &c. which
will be sold retail and the trade, the lowest prices
900 Envelopes at Wholesale ss to os per thousand
o25 2ts@r
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GOAL.

COAL.
AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened and free Of carriage fro following
prices Las usual the lowest in the city namely Broken Egg
md Stove 25 large nut "a 3 small per ton with
of taken from the boats Coal Yard Of King
and Greenwich streets PETER CLINTON.
sill Intro
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WASHINGTON, Oct. q, lS45

WASHINGTON, Oct. q, lS45.
The health of the President continues good and
strong. Same of the amiable and esteemed lady OF
the White House. En- passant-softly-ver softly
what ETHEREAL fair countenance was that visible
day or two since fitting the hall up stairs!
Roorbackl OH no-never! Rufus9-not quite
Rookwoodl- yes, mo- not ACKNOWLEDGMENT All,
my boy, that's the name! You may remember the
Democratic National Convention in lS40-there was
MIR. Rucker In Baltimore from Tennessee, who
was accounted equal to fifteen ordinary men, and
regarded consequently entirely competent to give
the whole vote of Tennessee In convention, which
he did. WE'LL sir that fascinating fairy occasional
ly seen fitting about the White House, is relative
OF that gentleman.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE

IHE NdllONdL FOI<lCE GdZEIIE,
nF THIS MORNING. published 81 Centre street. will
" contain under the head of Lives of the Felons ths
conclusion OF the Life of Bob Sutton, with thngy ine
resting sketches OF his aceomplices in guilt.
OPINION Of Justice Drnkrr rendered in the examination
Shepherd Knapp and f. W. Edmonds the President and Cash
Ter OF the Mechanics Bank wit ha Of all testimony
and action Of the Grand Jury.
An exclusive account of large and extensive robbery
Norwich Connecticut Of six goods valued thou
sand doll with descriptions of the supposed bugl,n
mirut description of Pollock, the celebrated Counter
feer with Of the Of his escape
from justice.
More disclosures relative to Lotteries and Policies
Further relation TO Mademoisee W.. the
mysterious lady in Baltimore and Schlossinger
Recent of the celebrated bands Of Assasns
Robbers of Paris surnamed The Sleepers."
Public action relative to Pawnbrokers.
Newand alarming schemes of False Pretsnce Merchants
Intelligence Office Keeper convicted for Fraud
Movements Of Count Constantine De Breona State Prison
BIRD on the Wing.
The Barge Robbers-Wa,er PoliceLong Island Bank Rob-
bery-Singusr of Perury-Trial Of Jack Gibsonnfa
nous Dream Interpreting lmposorNew Tricks and Frauds
practced IN the city by fresh kogues
uil particulars OF the MURDER OF two Wives by their
Husbands, and fifteen other yersons,
New Counte obberies--FsIse
and Embezziements in DIFF
feIent parts of the Union.
Price ~ Single copies sold at the Once Centre
street. and by all the News Agents city, cities
and towns Of the Union. o25 itFr
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DoDwoRTH would beg leave to inform s, his
n friends. that his intention to commence frvate
Dancing School, his residence it8 Broome street. on Mon
day afternoon Oct GOTH From his long connexon with the
Dancing world aEd having avaed himself OF instructions
that have visited this counry-such
Paul Tagon and others o. like cebrtyhe feels that he is
as well qualified teach The city; and his musical
will certainly him advantage many
the profession Be that those who Ia
him with their patronage rely acquiring
aud fashionable style of Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter of "a Lessons including the Quadre Waltz,
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays o'clock, for Ladies and
Misses IL years of age
On Wednesday and Saturday. at o'clock for Misses and
Boys under 10 years OF age--and
On Monday "Wednesday Thursday aud Saturday, for Cen
tlemen at o'clock p M.
second Glass will be formed from TO- for those who
cannot attend earlier.
Private Lessons given any other hours either the resi-
dence Of the pupil or at the school, o2l m.rc
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S53ls,6ii 6,42s,257 5,03a,sO5 33O35o2
The value Of the importatons into Porto Rico for
ls4, was according to the above returns, Sl2l 1914
greater than in s43. The value Of the exports from
the island for 1914 $24s597 greater than ls43,
being a very slight increase in tho foreign trade Of
Porto Rico for 1914 and ls43 Compared with Isl2 the
import and export trade of ls44 shows great falling of
The value the imports and exports of the island for
tho past FIVE years. has been annexed
COMMERCE OF PoRro Rico-IMroRTs AND EXPORTS
1889 lal l8a2 1913. 1874
lmpo 5G2 e05 5000 s62 57574o3 4si25il AGA 405
Export 33l6,6l 39624i5 6i2s 3054905 5303 500
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DAN lines IUIION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
ow is possible that persons oiH suffer Nth
rain rhen caused bp Rheumahsm Sprans Bruises, Dis
locations Cuts, Gidnduiar Tumors Llnbdgo Head.4ehs
Crdmp in the Stomach, &c?
nNE BOTTLE of the above invaluable Lotion will be
~ sufficient TO satisfy the sceptcal, that the os
e be depended upon oany article before hs public for
which all liable more In fact is now well
tabisbed Family Medicine, and should always be in
PERSONS house throughout the country they will then
hye remedy at hand which be depended upon
Of accidents, &c.
For sale wholesale and retail the Propiefors Depot 3a
Broadway New York, aud by Agents the
United States. Price rs
G. $. BARTINE & CO., Propretors,
800 Broadway, New York.
Orders for any quantity addressed as above will be pune
iually attended 10. oI6 m.cod nc
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"Those eyes-those eyes!
Like the light of early morn,
In the sunny tropic skies
Ara thu heams of those bright ever


young man, appointed as messenger by Mr..
Bancroft has lately resigned his situation, because,
as it appears, Mr.. Bancroft was for divertlng the
services of the young man to his own private ac-
count-in palmer terms, Honest George was tor
converting the said messenger into domestic ser
want, thereat the young man rebelled. VI course,
there is some extenuaton for the Secretary OF the
Maybe is little inflated from his ministerial ele-
vation-and 1t is the custom IN the North to order
white men to rub down and bring out horses; but
even there, such requisitions, we suppose must be
written in the bond. South Of Mason and Dixon it
is the last thing which Mr. Bancroft should have ini
ficted. An order upon white mana messenger
of the Government-to dc such mental service as the
rubbing down and bringing out his horse, where0n
his Majesty might ride. But so it is
Honest George clothed little brief authority" &c.
The fact is we shall have to keep tight rein on
George, or he will turn arlstocrat in spite of us.
We shall delight to honor him in what is right; but
not even the odd-felowship OF the fraternity OF
"scribbers' shall save him from the birch when
he mistakes his lesson.
Our essay on social affairs in Washington, upon
which we shall endeavor to be cool and aromatic
as cantelope, is necessarily deferred TILL Tomorrow
Sundry rumors of political movements, cabinet
squabbles, &c ahoat but most of them are like
those summer beetles, which become blind before
the light of even single SPERM CANDLE.
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AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,
No Foley Place, Regent street.
AIDES Gentlemen, and Families visiting Lor don,
IL be accommodated with board aud residence, combined
with comfort good table and select society MODE
This establishment is constantly visited by American Fam
hes and Gentlemen arriving London and honofd by the
sspee patronage Of the American Leganon also by
distinguished American families In the United Staeso whom
permissi' n has been given TO refer
MISS PHILLIPS btgs that Cards Of Particulars
to terms aud by whom she recommended be obtained
NJ the office OF this o2i 3wsrc
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The Fall style or Gsntlemen's Hats are
now ready for the 1896 which ghtnes and supe
osty O. cqor cannot be surpassed which important
article sold IN this establishment but
sold Tor what is H. Also the TALL style Of Boys Chi
nrens Caps OF Gentlemen can have their
hats made to ord.r in any shape or style they wish.
:. e. KNOX ITO Fulton street,
between William and Nassau streets.
Fine Green and Black Tea.-very supe-
I,or ooiong d extra fine do Young Hyson superb
o. aud 6s at the whoes lie and retail ofthe
ton lea Iompiny, 1863 Greenwich the
&ouFtand street. and 1873 Chatham Pearl
Roosevelt This the Oldest and largest Tea establishment
America Their reputation for upright dealing and for
very nigh quality Of their goods stands and doubtless will
ever stand unriyalled: We earnestly recommend families
country merchants and the whole public this
To the Inhabitants OF New Jersey.-Take
notice ths. Jose f. TpPe 1913 Broad Of Marset
Newark m j. is the only authorized for the sale of
Hls lnable Onguent which warranted in all cases, If
properly nsed stay the falling off Of the Hair
bald parts change red hair beautiful dark color
efectualy eradicate Pyrass Dandru Scurf and all erfol
from the cutlce scalp keeps the hair moist
and curly Men and children all liable the above
Diseases and require genuine reliable specific for the same
we'll toilet article. which only be had
principal Office IS Nassau and Of the agsns-for wnich
aud certificates. see advertisement
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u.
HUDSON having returned from the South announces
d has old friends aud pupils that will be found at
home his residence 5 Broadway second floor
he will devote his time in giving instructions in the noble
Of Self Defence.
Terms moderate Open during the day and the evening
ole lm'rc
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TITIAN'S VENUS


THIS much admired Painting after successful vis
Boston has returned to this city for exhibition
No. 7, Lafarge Building, 263 Broadway.
Open from A. NJ till 10 p NJ.
Admission IS cents-Season Tickets 50 cents o0 3wsmc
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Washington.
[Corrsspondsncs Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Oct I'D, lS46
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nOYTS PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnssnd. Va
ID Err TIL EXCHANGE. No 4.

hLraDifs fotiery, Ghs~ 81. Es iSs5. 10 be dawn in A~nn
ans.D = On satnnday May sith. isSs. 80 Nos ~ drawn hal
bs Pnhrs so 200. lOyOo0 sOoo. 10S1. 900 1917, 100 ol lvpo
&c. Ae. Se- TrAsis si0. ha'vrs s. 90. > 50. C.rid :ais- of
f.'hsges v "a ~tsoa- tickets s:Jo. halves G5. arL ~ 80.
A~saadra I0urry. CA-- No ~. for Ist5. To D. Ja IN On AIR
sniris. u L, "n saturday May 5isI isi5. Is Nos, n dawn
banoi-- Pnrss $4,000. 10000. COCO. so00, tOoo. 600, 2psG.
l53sssof 1000. - of sou. - of aoo. 800 Of eos. &C dc, Es-
Tickets SO. halves J, qn $50 C-ruhesi-- of Packages Ut IS
Whole Tiekris sIso. .' halves to. IS yrs 10.
r. s-Ps'sons v,siiins the city. should call on IIoyt u llsy want
nancy.
3r orj-n fos Tickets, and shares. anil o-rdG ate. Of P.eharr.
N tr above splendid Lotteries. win receive the most prosn,a au.n
ton. AMI an areounio OF saeh dfawing vii be sent immediately Ia al
WIN nsay or~r Tiek-is from 10 Al uoyr
Kishasnnd, Ami ~ IstS
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Aurtiou 8ales.


- surURH DAYS.
NJ DssIsp, ws~csre a &c. "
VALUABLE TlMBERED LAND,
or oRiciSAL csowrn. SEAx RICHMOND.
IN noSpAY. the ID day Of Ja.s' Count, c..,, n, e., 4.
neal viii be s"Li At aehpsi, IN front Of IN. 1uu,, No.
Pens. white spi I'D osk. hss hon. sal s,...-, o,s ,a,aa- r."
a".ni"y % Lan ofu- mA-i vaasb% a--utaso.s Ios ,...,- .r..
csovp~d gosL. aha, y -.s.s AS Of ,- . an ps,. '1-.
~it.sa t~o nss%- f"s tho J..a~- River Canal.
Ihhhs-@fe ,hifd cash. tbs r-nsisi.t I'm two saaal p.,~.r,.
at land is sonih-n s .as. n -so,,asL. -.,...s,.,a, .~..-s ~,
,ns str 'i,+a ur day "f 'Ale, aad ,n- IN 9th 'L- aue,r,s~s-
my S-d'd' DUNLOP. moScuRE q 90. Aau-
six Brick T~.e..st.,
AT AUCTION
"thipAf' t- 10Th instant ai 5 o'cLek. M th~ preni--. viii
- - ~ s'st rcn'tn-"'- s'tuit'j At thu corner of 7h
n n,'d streets, ffoai'ns on Byrd street. the lot. .I,-mi IN rra Isl
US ny OF s"han.d rh~~ Iea'n- nj. command good ras asi
and u month"; FOO notes nes"tiabIc and satisfactorily .nio,s.d. o., ,
D--d q, Trust On 'hr pc"psmy
SIX COMMANDING BUILDING LOTS,
Ar AccrfoN.
n Thursday. the Doth instant, nj 3 o'clock, on
- The p'e"'s"s, viii be- soIi sI Commanding Buiin, Los l..
hHl On i- eot-"tof Arch saisd Streets. frnt,ps on 9nI s.,.., "a
i.r' = inches -seb. AMI -rtsrins IA r.af 10 f--t t. a I,ng ~ah
"~"'a n oee"P''d BY Thomas Wade, Eq-
rEKNs:
One iIs,d e,.ir the lal.nes an ..u.i uavu.,,,,,s nm, n..
- sA.- nrs"tlae'r aud 'atr-4aeiory endured, {, a d--d Of uu,
"Sie nrsIyo'. NoScuRE . co .Auerioaeers.
FIVE CANAL LOTS.
N AUCTION.
On fkiDhY. the 10Th iIsiini. At 5 oeock. win be .ou on The
psrnare-. Eve J-s,ahLe BaiLiias LOTT. MA Ih- a. HsL fronting a !.
Ga" street "a Eet = tael-. zach aHi .Itru~liay in d.pth In re,
s.'ss er- % No $40 and e" oceuprd by Ms--rs B-1ziey q
IsEss-onel hnd cash; the remiinl>I IN .qnaI paym-.t. at c
M u nNnii's Tor notes n-Ea.bs aud satisfactorily srsio.s.L.
mp btSiOr, MoSCURE n Co. Auet,
ID II
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j. g. GREGORY 4 GO. MANAGERS.

Richmond. Va.
Office No. I0l West Main street.
$50, OOO, 5000!
Alexandria, Ma. IsI, Extra. for Thursday. Capitals: scot OO.
5000, 5000, s OF 1000, &c rs Nos "a drawn. wholes s.; hal,e,
$50; qrs. 1875.
$4,000, 1887
Va. Monongalia, No. 81, for Friday . O'clock nj the Exchange
Capitals; $1,000, 1859, :of 1000. Of 500, &c. ~ Nos. - dawn
WhoI-s 81; halves soc; Or. e5 et..
SlO,OON. 1000!
Alexandria, No lea, Extra, for Saturday. Capitals $4,000
1000, Itoo, 10 of 1000. sc. - Nos. ~ drawn. whoss I halves
2qnL ..
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class 2i-to be dawn in Ah1andra, n c,
On Satunisy, May 2tth, 1915. as Nos and ~ Dn~n Ballads
r'iLes: sSo!orO, 10000. 5000, 5000, $500. 1917. 100 OF 1000, Sc
Tickets $40; halves ); quL 80.
Certificates Of Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $50
do. do IS Half do Is
do. do % Quarter do ,. so
A"Siniria Lottery. Class No. es-,o be drawn in Alexandra. n.
e., on Saturday, May Ria, 1885. Is Nos. aud II Dawn Balot..
Prizes slO.OOo. 10000. 6ooO. jJ0o, 1000. $500. 2oOG, I547. Is
of IooO. rs OF 5Oo, 80 Of 800. 200 of 300. &e. Tickets sI0.
halves 5; ORE @.50.
Certificates OF Packages Of es Whole Tickets sIa0
IL. do rs half do Gu
Dp. do - Quarter do 10
1T Orders for Tickets aud Shares Si Certificates Of Paekarrs
IN the allows spIcniid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt
aneIit Is over. wh-n I,qusst c To all who order from US. Adirr.
J. &. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
my 10 Richmond. Va.
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BBDICO CBIRURGICAL REVIEW.
MO 100 (ar AprL
IL fadys Bod for Jun--Rtecivrdby
my 10 DRTNKER q MORRIS.
tooEES SYRUP oF FARsAPARuLA fs tho euro ofChto.
- nc Rheumatrrn. SyPbiIhic snd nereariai Dtseases, Obstinstc
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