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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
DUVAL & PURCELL,
HhpuoriSfs

AND DEALERS ~ PAINTS OILS. NADER, IN.
DIGo, AND OTHER DfEsTUFFS, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c.
No. LAT, MAIN STREET.
OFFER their usual large and well selected
~ Stock which embraces general assort-
men we'll suited to the wants Of the trade, and
consists in part of The following in quantities TO
sui, purchasers, on The most favorable terms:
1000 lbs super. Spanish Indigo
hhds. superior Nader
10000 lbs. White Lead, dry and in oil
20 bbls. Spirits Turpentine
80 bbls. Castor Oil
500 ounces Suph. Quinine
40 bbls. Copperas
500 lbs. Extract Logwood
S cases Annatto
8 bbls Copal and Japan Varnshes
1900 lbs. Red Lead
1000 lbs. Lilharge
5000 lbs Saaeratus
1000 sup. Carb. Soda
so bbls. Logwood
SO lbs Prussian Blue
6S lbs Chinese Vermillion
3 cases Gum Shellac
5000 lbs. EPSON Salts
10 casks Eng. Venetian Red
10 casks Spanish Brown
cask Numess
9 bbls. Camrhor
100 baskets Salad Oil
Is boxes Pearl StaTch
so gross Backing
bbls. White Ginger
bbls. Cloves
100000 Cigars, assorted qualities
10 cases Chrome Green and Yellow
And, also, $50 boxes Window Glass, fWin.-
low and Mullca brands, single and double thick
ness.
Besides the usual variety Of Medicines Che
micals, Painters Colors and Brushes, Combs,
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fancy Articles, &c,
&C., to which the attention OF purchasers is IN
yed.
N. B.-Particular attention paid 10 packing
and shipping orders.
Aug. 80 147, Main street, Richmond, Va
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Removal.

WIN. F. BUTLER & CO., Importers of
w CHINA, GLASSand Q UEENSWA RE,
are now receiving and opening in their spacious
new Store, No. 70 Main Street, (next door above
Messrs. KENT KENDALL ATwATER,) one of the
largest and best assorted stocks of Goods they
have ever offered for sale. We respectfully So
licit the patronage Of our old friends and Of the
public generally.
WIN. F. BUTLER CO.,
70 Main Street, Sign Of the Gilt Pitcher.
Aug. 81
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AM now receiving an excellent assortment
OF TEAS, from Inc lates, imporiatons, of
Tery variety and quality, al prices unprecedent-
j: in Virginia. These Teas are warranted fresh,
.@ having been imported more than a few
ron,hs-some of them few weeks. Persons
Engaged in Taverns or Boarding Houses will
mi il advantageous to give me a call, as | can
.appy them with an excellent article of Black or
Sr.a Tea at very low price To Country
a.;caants and the Trade can offer great in
Clements TO purchase The Canton Teas.
HENRY G. HODGSON,
Septi Agent Canton Tea Company.
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SWAN TAVERN FOR RENT.

Ia This well known stand, situated on
Essm Broad stree, in The city of Richmond, one
rSsR-square below the Depot OF the Richmond,
fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Company,
having recently undergone thorough repair, is
how for rent. The location of this Tavern is an
admirable one, and TO any one disposed 10 embark
IN lavern-keepine, il presents The Opportunity Of
ensaging in business which, with proper atien.
Ion, can be made profitable one. Possession
can be given in few days. For terms, apply to
Aug. l4-clf w. Goblin
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RICHMOND ACADEMY,

,uv COURSE Of studies oil this Institution will be re-
| .lmed on The 18Th of September, nj 81 O'Clock.
Il, William Nuntord will take charge of the CLASH
dhrr competent teachers are expected, aud VIII be
,ocy.d iii the proportion Of one TO about TWENTY-FIVE
-, q. CROZET,
-, l--i2wGc3t Principal
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 30. Certificates Of
packages Of a5 Whoies SiO; a5 halves So IS qrs 2i
Orders for Tickets, addressed to the Undersigned
always come safe. Please address
J. +. WORD Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing ra- prize tickets the post
age (ns nsual) need not br paid. sept.
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FALL GOODS.
RICHARDSON e. co

No. So, Main Street,
A RE receiving, by various arrivals, full
n supply of NEW FALL GOODS, OF both
foreign and Domestic manufacture. Their stock
this season will embrace great variety OF fine
and coarse Woollens, and complete assortment
of articles for ladies dresses, &C., &c.-all which
are offered 10 Country Merchants on very reason
able terms.
ALSO
A large supply OF Carpetinss, Rugs, Mats, &C.,
at wholesale and retail
Aug 26-dl2l&c2ls
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MERCHANDISE.
New Fail Goods

r AM now receiving my Fall Supply of Sea-
i sonable Dry Goods, to which invite The al
tention OF Country Merchants and the trade gene.
rally. DANIEL h. LONDON.
Ano %
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'
I WILL sell my Farm in Henrico, on the Osborne;s
Turnpike and Cornelius Creek, five miles below the
City Of Richmond, containing three hundred and
thlrtyinur acres in pleasant and agreeable neshbor
hood The improvements suited To family Of mode
rie size The situation Is very pleasant, and sineuiarly
healihy most ahnndaniy supplied with spring water Of
the finest quality; the soil Is capable o The highest i'm
provemrnt, and well adapted 10 The culture Df the va
rous crops raised in this part of the State There u on
IN extensive young orchard Of select fruits and wood
and timber ample for the support of the Farm. II not
previously disposed Of il will he sold TUESDAY,
o9th Of September next, without public
auction 10 the highest bidder, thr premises The
terms will be accommodating aud Will be made known
on or before the day OF sale. small part only Of the
purchase oEey will be required In cash In the mean
time, persons disposed TO purchase, invited To e1a
mine il. On the same day will sell sundry ARTICLES OF
IIosrho.d and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Utensils,
Stocks, &C, &c. JOHN B. CLOPTON.
Aug % ciftds
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; - =
Notice,

TIME debts, credits and effects of the late firm
i of Brown & Tucker having been conveyed
10 The undersigned in trust for the payment oil its
debts, all persons having claims against the firm
are requested 10 present them Tor settlement with
ont delay; and those indebted TO the concern are
notified that longer indulgence cannot be given.
CHARLES ELLIS,
Fl. L. BROOKE,
aun Aim Trustees
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. F. Word, lottery Vender.

opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, KIcHNoNp, FiRaIsiA, sells Tickets In
all Lotteries under The management of C. Gregory &
Co.. the lsame terms that they are sold Al Inc Mana
gers Office.
The Schemes published below present extraordinary
attractions those who speculate in Lot cries TN er
animation they viii he found TO contain more large
prizes than any Schemes heretofore given.
In order 10 give greater Inducements TO purchase by
the PACKAGE will he that The price OF certificates
has b-en greatly rednccd;-one mere ticket given in
Orders packages single tickets VIII have prompt
j. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Alexandria Lottery Glass s., FOR lsi6 to be drawn
Alexandria, September sf, 1916
IS No. I.o''ery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
prize Of 100000 10 prizes of si'ooo
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters o.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass L, for 1916, to be drawn on
IS Number Lo,tery-i3 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
prize of $4,000 $1,000 IS prize prize. Of e si i,SSS
60Ou Is 500
Tickets slo halves s; quarters So Certificates Of
packages Of . whoo Tickets sllO IS halves IS; -
quarters 81 so.
Alexandria Lottery Glass c. for 1916, to be drawn on
Saturday, September ~.
Is Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals.
grihH rapital OF S.tUotO ID Prizes 0i S.ou
:, prize of 1900 600 lsa = J., 800
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters . 50. Certificates of
ackages of a6 Wholes s2O; % halves co. 20 qrs. 30
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ST. for 1896 10 be drawn
Alexandria, September 18th, 1916.
7s No. Lnttery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes
/ prize Of S2O.O ~ prizes of $500
5000 $50 100
10 I" 900 &C. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves . 50; quarters 25.
Alexandra Lottery, Class -, for 1876, IL be drawn at
Alexandria. September 18Th, 1886.
70 Number I.ottery-l5 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Prizes:
/ prize Of s5O,OcO 50 prizes Of $500
oOmu so IUn
10000 100 so
Tickets SIS halves 50; quarters Is. Certificates
Of packages of % whole Tickets $3.50; ~ halves 80;
% quarters 10; III elghths %.
10000 DOLLARSi
Alexandria Lottery, Glass f, for 1885, 10 be drawnon
Saturday, September 81.
IS Number Lollery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
1000 50 900
6OUO 90 $40
3,li0 &c &c.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 30. Certificates Of
packages Of IS Whoes Si0; % halves 55 IS qrs 2'i
Orders for Tickets, addressed TO the undersgIed
always come safe. Please address
J. +. WORD. Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets the post
age (ns nsual) need not br paid. sept.
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Of IS Whoes cost slO9 50; IS halves 81 75 quarters
~ 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No y, 10 he drawn
on Saturday, September the 18Th, AT Wilmington, Della
ware IS Nos, 10 drawn
GRAND cAPiTAfS:
/ urize Of 50, 1000 s prizes If sa,Ooo
nGO s ,5pN
/ 5000 10 I,MO
5000 10 500
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGP0ES

SAIL OF VALUABLE -NEGkOES.
In pursuance of the provisions Of The said decree Of
the County Court G Orange, ~ the said case OF Webb,
&c, against William 4. Wehb's administrator and
Others the undersigned, AZ administrator Of me late
William Z. Webb, deceased. will on THURSDAY The
eighth day nf October next, at the late residence Of
William &. Webb deceased, The lower part o Orang-
county, near tile Orange Springs, offer for sale The
highest bidder, al public auction, Tor ready money,
from twenty 10 twenty i've very valuable slaves con.
slstine uf men, women aud children, them u
good Blacksmith. WILLIAM &. MOORE, Dr.,
Administering of William Z. Webb, deceased.
AuU T-cgavn,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

IL CHANCERY. --viRcIsr. :-ln Chesterfield Circuit
i Court, August lalh, lsid:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and Zachariah
H. Brooks, Plaintiffs:
against
Matthew Newly aud Ann his wife, John S. Brooks
Equer Brooks, Richard Smith and Rrb~cca his wife,
Alexander Lap,ade, Phinras Laprade, Benjamin La
prade, Thomas Laprad-, George w Iapradr. John j.
Martin and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe his
wife, Defendants:
This day the plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
the defendants, Matthew Newly and Ann his wife,
John = Brooks EquIller Brooks, Richard Smith and
Rebecca his wife, Alexander Laprade, Pbineas Lapradr,
Benjamin I.aprad1, aud Thomas Lapiadr, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Conri, and
appearing by satisfactorily evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this Country II il ordered, that the said
resident defendants appear here on the first day Of
October rext and answer the bill Of the complain
ans and that copy of this order be- forthwith inserted
in newspaper published III the city Il Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted 4, The front
door of the Courthouse az this county
Copy-Teste,
Su,t H.. ID
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H. l-cwan ". ~. T. CoGBlLL, D. c
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.


FURTHER TESTIMOSY.-The following icstimo-
ny To The value Of Sands Sarsapara is from Rev.
Luther Wright aged seventy six years. Pastor OF The
Congregational Church Of Wohurn Mass
WoBuas. Mass, March seth, 1876
Gentlemen: From what have experienced, and from
the information have recently received from number
persons of high responsibility, who have used your
Sarsaparilla, have not the least doubt hut that II y
valuable medicine, and that the numerous certli
Gates you have received Of lis efficacy fully sustain
ed by fences and although its reputation and uilii-
" very extensive, aud stand in need Of my hum
Bile efforts 10 increase them, want all who are afflicted
BIS disease 10 become acquainted with the efficacy and
power Of yoir valuable medicine.
am gentlemen, gratefully and very rrsprcuuily,
Yours LUTHER WRIGHT.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence of
its superior value aud efficacy, pamphlets which
may be obtained Of agents gratis
10 Prepared and Sid, wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by a. b. < ID. SANDS, druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No ~ broadway, corner
of Chambers street. New York. Sold, asu by DUVAl.
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
rNce, 81 per bottle, six bottles FOR s.. Aug ~
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RYvirtue OF Deed of Trust from William Redlich,
~ recorded in the Clerk . Office Of IIrnreo Court, on
the 2Jd of January, 1916 will be sold for cash, ON
Thursday, the Sd Of September, al 10 O'Clock, II the
farm OF Miss Gordon Soap Factory, viii, all there
IN contained, young, and two old Horses, three
uaits, one Cow and Calf; also, all his household and
Kitchen Furniture and all other property IN his posses
slon ALEX. DUERFIINGER, Trustee.
Aug. 25-cw2w
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New Fall DrY Goods.

WlLLlNGHAM, No. IS Main street, is
= now receiving and opening his stock OF new
Fall Goods. to which he respectfully invites the
attention OF his customers and The trade general
". August 25-d&clm
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DEAyER CLOTHS.-2 leases fine black
Is Beaver Cloths, received and for sale by
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER'
Aug. 81
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LOTTERIES
- --------------
MOyt's E'fixc Office,
NO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND
lN VIRGINIA.

Observation-Disclosures
1S VIRGINIA.
There appears TO be scarcity Of money with all er-
cept The pntrons Of lioYT. With them il il plenty
lie Is filling their pockets with capitals and in their
tnrn each will be served. Til. arrangement OF schemes
for September, will he observed, Is eXeelien-nnd all
Of HOfr'S old patrons mrst he served with prize;
and, all they have do is put themselves in ucks
~ay aud 10 d. this, make nov remittance, and Tie
arrangement is complete;-he viii do The baancr. All
who have dawn prizes aud all who have not should
have tickets now. hoy IL N nck, aud u n!ont to
send forth an immense amount n Capital Prizes
See Schemes halnw and make temlttances directly
to the great Prize Seller,
u. NJ. HoYT, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1916.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass b, for 1885, be drawn at
Alexandria, September 5lh.
IS Number Lotiev-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
10000 IS . 1000
I" GO00 IS sou
Tickets $40: halves s: quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of IS whole Tickets sllO a5 halves S. IS
quarters q so.
10000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, Glass a. Tor 1876, 10 be drawn
at Jersey City, September :. .,,., ..,.,
IS Number Loiriy-l2 Drawn ha'iots.
Prizes:
70 ) prize prizes % Of s@ 1000 s.: 50 ~ 500
80 500 &c &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; qnaiteIs2 oo
Alexandria Lottery Glass c. for 1916, to be drawn
nj Alexandria, September IL.
70 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn paio's.
Splendid Scheme:
prize of ST. 100 80 prizes oil $500
1900 lSa = 800
50 60 5000 SC. &c.
Tickets $40; halves ): quarters 3U. Celtihcaes OF
packages Of % Whole Tickets SaO; 20 halves GO; "
quarters 30.
Alexandria Lottery. Class d, for 1916, TO be drawn
on Saturday, September 10.
Is Drawn Nos. out ui ~.
capnls
| prize of S5O,0uOl 80 prizes Of $500
10000 SO iOO
10000 loo soU
80 900 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters -. CeTticaies
of uackares of &c whole Tickets S60; 2G halves co;
26 quarters 40: pc eighlhs 10
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass f, for 1916, 10 he drawn
at Alexandra, September 10
Is Number Lotery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
| prize OF S30,OOU prize Of S3,O0O
- 10000 so . 900
5000 ~ 500
3.l40 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters 50. Certificates of
packasrs of % Whole Tickets SllU; IS halves IS; IS
quarters ~ So.
a. a. ID. NJ HOYT No q Exchange
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ID. Paine e. Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
7 PRESENT to the patrons Of "ForIune's llome' one
Of the largest and most attractive Schemes Of he
season; and il is presented at this early day in order
that distant correspondents may have full time TO order
their Tickets and receive them before the day OF draw"
ing. The attraction nf the scheme speaks M itsei anu
The extraordinary chance for fortune offers rare III
ns 10 clubs individuals TO purchase ny the
package. For grand capitals, address
Z. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & co.,
Managers OF Lotteries.
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FOR YOUNG LADIES-IlCHMOND
THlS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
/ and in The house lately occupied BY Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention 10 open School,
in Richmond, Tor The instruction of young ladies,
Mrs Kingsford will simply observe, that her OF.
iect is TO adopt course Of tuition which will i'm
part 10 her pupils thorough knowledge Of those
branches in Literature. the Arts, and Sciences,
which constitute USEFUL and an Ornamental
female education
Cards OF Terms may be obtained at the School.
Aug 21-tlms
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EDUCATION.

,IY SCHOOL for the instruction OF Boys, in all the
| branches Of thorough English embracing Ma.
,,na,,cs) and Classical Education will be reopened
Monday, September the l4th. Room on Broad, be-
.s.er 9Th and 10Th streets
sept l-eo3t III. II. SUMNER.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY N. u. IL &. IL. Hill, Aucts.
NINE NEcpnEs

NINE NEGROES.
Nv. we WI sell this morning, at 10 o'clock, four
-sss s 3v Irls, Men, two Boys, and middle
asSu woman. N. B. & CD. HILL,
ACP'.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO BALTl-

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO BALTI-
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
b E B The Steamer COLUMBUS,
$50. Captain Parrish, will leave Rock
els al 4 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon, SeP'em-
Der LIST, for Baltimore, and will receive any
small lreight;gocds for Baltimore or Phiadel-
phia. Passage and fare 10 Baltimore only So.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
II No more hoesheads Tobacco or Stems can
be taken this "Trip than are already engaged.
Aug. %
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DLAcK VELvETs, FOR THE WAIST.
ID Jus. 10 hand, lot OF BLACK ge,ve!s, io1 Inc
waist, CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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FASHION FOR FALL, 1916.
OSCAR COUNT will intro
Y duce the Fashion Of Gentlemen's
~ HATS for Fall, 1916, on and after
Saturday, August 29th, at
AMIDON'S,
Aug. 90 No. 1, Exchange Holel, Richmond
FALL FASHIONS,
AUGUST 25TH.
Il Gentlemen in want OF fine HAT can
~ besuppled with one OF the fall style at mo.
62 Main street.
Aug. 25 JOHN THOMPSON eco.
August Goth.
NALL Observation-Disclosures in want OF a
i fine and tasteful HAT, Of The Fall style,
can be fitted BY calling al The store of the subscri
Der. J. D. HOOVER,
Aug. 90 No. III Main street.
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s6OOOO!-3 Prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS each!
3 of $4,000. 100 Of 1000.
Lowest three number priz- SalO
Ist and Cd, or I'd and ith drawn 2u
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 3s, To be
drawn ON Saturday, September l7th, 1916, at Whining
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Mrs. NOltinghanl's
)ARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL
NnTyNG AnIEc

YOUNG LADIES.
Corner of 5h and Franklin Streets, rW be 70
opened on !Hondav, September 20.
IN making this announcement, Mrs. " deems IL pro-
per To state briefly the principles which her School
is conducted.
To enable Young lady 10 OCCUPY suitably her proper
place in society, certain style Of personal address and
manner is Indispensable; such manners, however, are
otter merely external, and seldom lead painful
-xposuIe uriess sustained by thorough and judicons
me ntai cultivation; and This again exhibits s highest
and most beautiful effects only when guided and -leva
ted by pure morality founded upon the religion Of the
Bible.
The due and well balanced cultivation then Of the
heart and of intellect guided by the Influences Of
The Christian religion, the great orct aimed NJ IN
mi, Seminary and To the attainment of this by
her pupils Mrs ~ brings long and we'll earned eIpe
rirnce an intimacy with the brs. authorities and
sources Of informaton and The assistance Of
competent teachers the branches Of study.
Terms per SESSION. Of ten nlontts-payuJ hall IN
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DECEIVED this day, from auction, 10, OF
n rs,y cheap GOods We shall from this day
be in the receipt of our Fall Stock. We invite
the public 10 call, under the assurance OF finding
every thing new and desirable, rs las, as they APP
pear n New York.
Our unusual facilities in getting goods, war
rant US in making this guarantee. Call and see
some
Calicoes 8 per cent. less than the Usual price.
Black Cloth 20 per cent. less than regular pri-
ces.
Variety Of other goods al equally low prices.
Aug.29 CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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GRAND LOTTERY FOR 10TH SEPTEMBER.
Capitals.
prize Of Sf0, INn pIzeso oil S3,ooo
prizes Of 2o,O10 i.o :. i' e"
Lowest three number prize S5; Isl and I'd or ID and
4Ih drawn numbers. s1io
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters ;.
" Orders for tickets in the above. or In any lottery
advertised in another column by y. PAINE 4 TO Ma
nagrrs of lotteries, viii b- promptly attended To- ad-
dressed to JOHN Is. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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60, 900 DOLLARS! ) of 10000 DOLLARS
8 of 100000 LOO OF 81 000i

Lowest three number Prize 500 DOLLARS! LIST and I'd,
or Sd and 4th drawn, 900 DOLLARS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No.
49, be drawn Saturday, September H. 1885, at Will
mington, Delaware. IS Nos, Is drawn.
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AGA Of $40, 24,5s3 q. 600.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO OVER 81 Zoo, 600
Tickets $50; Halves 10; Quarters 5.
A Package Of Whole Tickets will cost $500
Less the price Of three Tickets 6O
$40
Which is warranted to draw not less than 2al
Risk s2l9
The adventurer who purchases by the Package, has
one chance in 27Ol Of drawing the $50 0a0 chance
in SIS Of drawing 500 900 20 00D; chance in 35
OF drawing $50 200, 1900 900; chance in 27o
OF drawing sGOO6o 2O,Oo0, lO,oOn $3.50, $500; one
chance IN nine of drawing Sh0,OOO, 2J,O0O, 10 600,
6,3sU 5000, 900, or 500 single Package may con
tain the four first Fries Of StU,0, aud three 0uo
NJ Persons ordering by the Package in any OF the
above, can deduct the price Of three Tickets. have
every day Lotteries from 81 To %, and when remit
lance Is made me- large SMALL will always invest
in the most popular Lotteries on hund. The drawings
sent when requested To all who order from me- The
cash for all Capitals can be hld usual, at sight On
all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets the postage
need not be paid The Tickets in the above Lotteries
are received and nil orders meet the most prompt and
confidential attention, when addressed to ID PAINE &
CO., or Y. w. fUkCELL,
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. ST. TO hr drawn
al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. September 5th
IRAG Mos Ia drawn.
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