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StrattOn's Office,

NO. D, 50 4 IN FO " n II Il ~ n
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATTos's the man.
Drawn Nos. of n. Jersey, II, Sept 9:
Is % 80 "A % 81 81 70 81 69 -.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria &c. Sept. 9th:
Al AZ 50 % IS 73 So I'll ii l6 Is q.
Schemes for tho Week.
Dra,rtng receircd crery dap al 7o'cloek. p. NJ.
$4,000 1000!
Friday-Monongalia No. 81. Capitals: ST.
600, 900, 64O &c. - Nos, II drawn. Tick
els 81; halves so c.; quarters 25 {.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
,urday-Sussex, Extra, III. Capitals s4,-
600, 900, $40, &c. rs Nos, II drawn. Tick
cts 81; halves so cts; qrs. 25cts.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Monday morning-Alexandria, No. C. Ca
pitfalls $4,000, Il, OOO 7.OOO 3,27O, SO OF 1000,
SO Of 500, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40;
halves 5; qrs. ? so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D, for 1916, TO be
drawn al Alexandria, September 10. IS Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals $4,000, 10000 10000,
80 OF 900, 50 Of 800. 30 OF 400, 100 OF $50, &c.
Tickets SIS; halves : 50; quarters 70. Ger
,ifca,es Of packages OF 2G whole Tickets lGO;
26 halves 50; &c quarters 10; &c eishths 20.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, anddrawinss sent when re-
quested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sept Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WeIiingeo,. Gcddin, Auc.

IK0sTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF deed OF trust. executed n Wi.
- nam selden and John Parkhill, by Freder.
lex A. Mayo and Doro,lea his vile dated The
2iih day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office OF the County Courl of uenr;ea
Tor certain purposes therein specified / shall nroI
coed 10 sell, on SATURDAY, the 18Th dav If
September, 1916, in front Of the Bank OF Yilei
ma, in The city If Richmond, at the hour Of
O'Clock, T. NJ, The property in the said deed con-
Veyed, being described as follows: six lots or
pieces OF ground, lying and berg in The county
OF Henrlco, near Port Mayo, 10 wit: Lot No. /.
opposite 10 No. Il, belonging 10 William Allep.
cona ming lbs lcel in length by 81 lee, in breadth.
Lot No. . opposite Lot No IL, belonging 10 vii.
liam Allen; Lot No. 3, opposite Lot No. 10. be-
longing 10 Alexander Fulton; Lot No. 4, opposite
Lot No. 9, belonging 10 William Depries Lo.
No. 5, opposite Lot No S, belonging 10 William
Depriest, each Lot containing lG5 feet in length
by 66 leet in breadth; Lo, No. +, opposite Lot No.
], belonging 10 William Depriesi, containing l65
feet in length BY 80 in length, all adjoining each
oher;-said lots being the same conveyed 10 the
said Frederick A. Mayo, by William Mayo and
Lucy his wife, by deed bearing date the 2iIh day
OF June 1919, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF The County Court Of HenEico.
81 The terms Of sale will be cash. The lille
10 The said properly is believed 10 be unqueslion-
able, bur such title only as is vested in me will be
conveyed WILLIAM SELDEN,
Acting Trustee
Salo al
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FALL GOOD.

FALL GOODS.
TINE subscribers are now in receipt OF their
j FALL GOODS, direct from The manulac-
tories OF the Northern and Eastern cities; consist
ing of HAS, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Manufacturing
materials, &c.-in part as follows:
600 dozen black, white and pearl-colored Wool
Hats embracing all qualities, from common 10
fine.
100 dozen broad brim and fashionable Coney
Hats.
50 dozen broad brm and fashionable Musk
raj Hats.
IS dozen broad brm and fashionable black
and drab Russia Hats.
% dozen pearl Cashmere Hats
10 dozen black Cashmere Hats
IS dozen black silk Hats.
40 dozen black Angola Hats.
10 dozen black Moleskn Hats.
55 dozen first, second and third quality Nu-
tria Hats.
300 dozen Hair Seal Caps.
$50 dozen Fur Caps various qualities
100 dozen Seaelte Caps.
400 dozen genemen's, boys and childrens
Cloth Caps, OF all qualities, and every variety u
pattern.
Japanned Hats.
Military Hats and Caps.
No. f. single and double ring Russia Fur
Side and belly Militia Fur
Spanish and SaSony bodies
Shells for Silk Hats
Pushes for do.
Bandngs, Bindings, Skivers, Tips, Sides, and
all other Haters' Trimmings
SHOES AND BOOTS.
Mems coarse pegsed Brogans
Do do. do. do. extra sizes
Lined and bound kip pegged Brogans.
Lined and bound calf pegged and sewed Bro
gans.
Coarse and bound city made Brogues.
Mems coarse water Boots.
Mems kip and cali pegsed Boots.
Mems fine cali sewed Boots, best makers.
Women's pegged and sewed kip and grain
Boots.
Women's goat-skin Boots.
Ladies Cater Boots, different qualities.
Ladies' cali, goat, morocco and kid Buskins,
wells.
Women's grain, sewed and peggcd Buskins
Ladies French morocco and kid French Ties,
wells
Ladies French morocco and kid French Slip
pers.
Ladies Cater Bu>Liins, wells and pumps.
Boys, misses and children's Shoes, various
quaitles.
Black hide, hair and travelling Trunks.
Wrapping Paper, Backing aud yarni>l,.
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO call.
JOHN THOMPSON g. CO,
Sept. 2 No. 81 Main ST.
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FALL STOCK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &C.

TIME enhoor:I~-- -. -.-- rsev;rins, per snlps
i Yorkshire and Stephen Whitney, and shall
open in few days, from barque PhGnix, direct
supply Of HaIa ;s Cutlery saddle1y, Guns
the Manufacturers-al OF which we offer al the
lowest prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting the city
are requested To call and examine for themselves
VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.,
Sept 2-dIt&c4t No. "a, Main s..
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McHRISTlE,sA

THE great and astonishing effects daily being pro-
duced by the operation of Galvanism when applied
10 Morses Geographic invention, should satisfy the
most ncrednlous to its power. when properly APP
piled, produce action health and life even IN the
homes well The Whole system OF those afflicted by
Rheumatism, or any OF The various death like nervous
complaints by wniGn inc n,vs Or thousands
btered Its power for good is admitted by the medical
faculty of the whole world, and lis application to the
human system by means of the Gavanic Rings, Belts
and Bands, and Braces invented by DR.. CHRISTIE, 10
the most improved and scientific form. being the
most safe and certain mode Of obtaining its benefits
For further particulars, advertisement in another
part of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may he had
gratis by application the agents for this city, Messrs
DUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main ST., Rich
u,ond Va Sent. 10
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W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office,


IN ginla.
j. q. GREG DRY 4 CO., MANAGERS
w. p. TURPlN, vENDER
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER. lsi5
Alexandria Lottery Class for 1876 Ia hr drawn NJ
Alexandra, September latlI.
IS Number Lottrry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
! prize If S3D,ral 80 prize of 500
% la,mO ls2 500
so 900 &c &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters 80. Certificates Of
packages Of 20 wloes $780, 20 halves 60; 2G quar-
tiers 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Class d. for 1916, 10 he drawn al
Alexandria, September 18Th.
75 Number Lotery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
prize of s50,OoO so prizes Of $500
oD0UN 50 4nO
10000 100 $50
so l,WO &c. &C.
Tickets SIS: halves 7 50; quarters -. Certificates
Of packages Of 2G whole Tickets l6O 70 halves co. 70
quarters 40; 10 eighhs 20.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class +, for lsi6, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, 26th September.
rs Number Ioliery-Ia Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
| 10000 80 prizes Of 1000
5000 20 500
! 3,liO &c. DC.
Tickets slo: halves S quarters so; Certificates q
packages Of IS whole Tickets SlI0; a5 halves S. -
quarters 81 80.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, soon AZ received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Aug. 90 W.. r. TURPIN.
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Fresh Fall Goods.

= ECEIvED This day, from auction, 10, OF
IL rsvp cheap Goods. We shall from This day
be in The receipt OF our Fall Stock. We inyilc
the publ: 10 call, under the assurance Of finding
every thing new and desirable, as last as they ap-
pear in New York.
Our unusual facilities in getting goods, war
rant US in making this guarantee. Call and see
some
Calicoes s per cent. less than the usual price.
Black Cloth 20 per cent less than regular pri-
ce..
Bleached Domeslics, Apron Checks, So
Variety OF other goods al equally low prices.
Aug 20 CHENERY 81 uARTWELL.
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., last Evenings Mail.

MpoRTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
-" wn,uesaay nights Union we find the fol-
rsrr interesting intelligence:
' aan,ao1,yTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
AEso. Bancroft, of Massachusetts, 10 be En-
acs.s :.,,,nilnary and Minister Plenipolenliary
rss Si ra;.s5 STATES for the United Kingdoms Of
!. :. =. s,,,ain and Ireland, vice Louis McLane,
~. go a, his own request.
90 Mason, of Virginia, TO be Secretary
!, .y,yy Of the United States, vice Hon. George
s', n: resigned
''r.. .,cp,ion OF our readers will be attracted
la' .noinmenis which We announce in this
'' ,. H. ane having returned from England
VI ;,nnor,an, period of our relations with tina,
~ i. became necessary 10 select Tor his
u., .,..or no, only a man Of proved ability,
y 80 - Intimately acquainted with the views,
.l' moving fully the confidence. Of the Presi
~ IN ho.h these respects, the selection OF Mr..
!. -. a.,o, NAV lie regarded as eminen,y fortunate,
s's !, is also an honorable recognition OF his
: 80. ~ a, member Of the Cabinet.
a. sancro., resigned his seat in the Cabinet
= az and will take, We understand, an early
~ ~.,o,,nni,y 10 embark Tor London.
i, IS succeeded by Judge Mason, who, in
=. ING charge OF the Navy Department, enters
~,,, aml,iar duties, and carries with him the
.,.oec, and confidence Of the whole community.
luce Mason will act, also, as Attorney Gene
+. II ,a,Ysm, until his successor in that office
,,,a = appointed and qualified.
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SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

We know of no form of disease sef-repnlsive, as
well az disgusting To others, dschargng sores,
tules and scabious complaints, especially when their
wages are visible upon the exposed parts Of The person.
Thousands rid themselves of these unpleasant de-
yeopnents of diseased condition Of The blood by
sort To Sands's Sarsapara but there sill thousands
who are dsfgured by them, and whose health temper
and spirits are affected by the Circumstance. To such
we raw try this purifying preparation, which will spec
div efface the physical discolorations from your
tenances and thus, by reconcng you TO yourselves,
and render you attractive instead Of rpusive TO Others
restore the placidty Of your minds removing ut The
same time both physical and mental irritation.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
NAV be obtained Of agents gratis.
~ Prrnared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
exn0rtaiion, by A. h. & ID. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No 10, Broadway corner
Of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by nUvAL
T. PURCELL. Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
Price. 81 per bottle or six bottles FOR S.. Sepi9
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR., Maupin's SchOoI.

MARSHALL STREET, BETWEEN 4rH AND 5rH
THE next session of this institution will
j commence on Monday The 2sth of Septem-
Der, and end On the last OF July following.
A thorough course OF instruction will he aiyen
in the English branches, Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and French.
Unusual facilities will be afforded for the study
OF the natural sciences
Mr.. Alexander Martin, of whose merits as a
scholar and teacher, The Principal has personal
knowledge, and who brings with him high les
timonial OF literary attainments from the Faculty
Of Washington College, has been engaged as an
Assistant in the School. Sept. 9-eou
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FALL GOODS, 1916 !
Boots, Shoes. Trunks. &c,

WE are now opening, BY different packets,
w from Boston and elsewhere, 200 packages
Of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for The FALL
TRADE, 10 which we respectfully invite our old
customers and the public TO call and examine be-
fore they purchase elsewhere. Our stock will
be found desirable in all respects. We give this
early notice to our friends and The public, as we
have not, nor do We intend 10 trouble them with
extra postage, in the way of e,rculars.
PUTNEY & WATTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
Leather, &C., Main Street. Sept |
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IN STORE,

IN STORE,
nTTOMIENES
~ Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmere d Paris
Cashmere ID Cosse
Apaccas OF all coIors; Alpaca Reps
English and American Prints
Dress Handkerchieis
Shawis-a large stock
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen Sheetings
Gloves and Hosiery
Satin and Silk VesIings
Scarls and Collars
Dress Ties and Stocks
Umbrellas
Worsed Veslngs
Embroidered Veslings
French Cassimeres
English and American CassimeIes
Black, Bronze and brown French Cloths
West OF England Cloths
Black and blue do. Of all grades
Beaver Cloths, Pilots and Flushngs
Irish Cloths Tor Overcoals
Coddingons for do
Tweeds OF all kinds
Kentucky Jeans, very low
Heavy iulled Cloths Tor negroes
Napt Coltons
kerseys and Linseys
Turkey red Cotton
White, red and yellow Flannels
Lambs Wool and merino Shirts and Drawers
Satnets, a large Stock
Furniture and Apron Checks
White Marseiles Quilts
Bed Ticks and Lace
Bobnet Laces
White Cambrcs and Jaokonets
Plain and other Swiss Muslins
Bishop Laces; Null Muslins
Damask Table Cloths
Damask Napkins
Brdseye and Russia Diapers
Huckaback Diaper and Towels
81, rs, A, 5.4 and l2-4 Beached Sheetinss
81 rs, A. and 81 Brown Sheeiinss; amongst
which are Ba,iegsea, Ettrick, Virginia Stout and
Manchester Goods
Dufel, Mackinaw and lwied Blankets
Green Blankets
Bed Blankets, some very fine
Patent Threads, Spool Coltons, Buttons, Combs
&c &c which are ofI.--d ~ ,iiC nado "pon 'ils
most accommodating terms.
DANIEL II. LONDON,
Sept. Corner 18th and Main SIS.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
4, ] II. RanGolpi 6. Co.'S Bookstore, III Main S
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF


TTAfING disposed Of al auction in July our
III old stock Of goods, We are now, by The
Packets Courier Pocahontas and Patrick Henry
rom New York, in receipt OF $50 packages CON-
osing every variety Of The latest styles OF Staple
and Fancy Goods 10 be met with in The Northern
markets. A decline in The prices Of almost all
sscrip,ions has gwen rs great advantages IN
our cash purchases, nearly equal 10 The year 1887;
We are, therefore, prepared and will offer al
wholesale and retail our goods al prices cores
ponding with the reduction in the Northern cities.
par; are enumerated below:
Back French, Belgian English and American
Cloths
Blue, brown, green. olive, mixed and drab Cloths
French and American black, blue and iaacy
colored Cassineres
Cashmere, merino, valenlia, satin and velvet
Vestngs
Oregon Cassimerss, Salinels, Kentucky Jeans,
Kerseys, &c
Welsh and all other styles OF Fannels-very
cheap
Carmont and Gala Plaids, Cashmere d Ecosse
and Mouselins
Rich plaid and striped fancy colored and blue
black Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Cameiou and shaded Silks
Plain and ,willed fancy colored and black and
white Ginghams
French and American Habit and Furniture Cali
Goes
six pbk and fancy cold Alpaca and Plaid
CaI;coes
Pain, plaid and striped Swiss Muslins and Lawns
Biz and white Satin, Mode, Gro de Nap and TIA
Ian Grape
Table Damask, Diaper, Table Cloths, Napkins
and Towels
Birtseye, Russia and Scotch Diaper, Huekaback
and Crash
Irish Linen AMI Sheeting, Linen Cambria Hdkfs
and Lawns.
Ottoman, Mamma, Gala, Terkeri, Cashmere and
Thibet Shawls
Rob Roy, Honey Comb and other plaid and striped
Shawls
Lambswool, Cashmere, Alpaca, Germantown
and other Hose
Ladies blk and white silk Hose and raw silk do
Do. Moravian, mixd. slate and white CO... do.
Black and white and fancy col'd silk and kid
Gloves and Mius
Grn's buck, beaver kid, silk and Cashmere
Gloves
Thread and Isle Laces, EIgings, Insertngs
and Blond
Cambria. Swiss and Book Muslin, Edgings and
lnsertngs
French worked Collars and fancy Neck Hdkts
Sass, Null, Jaconet aud Cambria Muslns and
Lawns
Enid, revere bordered and hemsti,ched Hdkls
Rich Bonnet, Hat and Cap Riband, all prices
Gents English Silk, Pongee and Bandanna Hdkis
Assorted cold Satin, Taiata, Velvet and Galoon
Ribands
Assorted ccl'd Fringes, Gmps, Cords, Tassels
and Tapes
Whitney, Rose, Macknaw, Twilcd and Dufhl
Blankets
Three-ply, superfne and fine Carpe,ings, cheap
Stair Carpeting, green and printed Baize, Rugs,
&c, &c.
"a and 2-4bleachcd and brown Cotton Shee,inss
80, IS and A do. do. do. do.
and Shrlings
Apron and furniture Checks plaid and striped
Domeslics
Manchester No. and Oznaburgs and Batter
sea DIiings
uv,erms are cash, or acceplances in The city,
sac Il country merchants will call and examine
our goods, and hear The prices at which they are
onefed, we feel confident they will be induced 10
purchase al least a part of what they may want OF
Us: VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO,
r, NO 2l!, corner of Broad and 4ih Streets,
ohockoe tiii Sept. ll-c6t
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BB The Lieutenant GorsrN0r of Virginia.
a Proof AMATI0N

n
WHEREAS, i, has been represented 10 the Exrcn-
w tive, that James Phillips, late convict confined IN
the PenlteniaIy, has made his escape, aud IL al
large Therefore, John VI. Patton, Lieutenant Govern
(actng III the absence u the Governor from lie seat
Of goyernnen,l do hereby offer reward of one hun
dred and nifty dollars 10 any person persons who VIII
apprehend the said Phillips, and deliver hun into the
Peneniiary OF Virsinia and require all officers. civil
and milltiry and request the people Of the Common
wealth generally 10 every eaertlon that he may b-
arrested and dealt with n The law directs.
Given under my hand, rs Lieutenant Governor, and
49,, under Tie lesser seal of the Commonwealth Al
tshAI'l Richmond, tins 18th day OF September, 1876.
JOHN VI. PATTON.
Dr James Phillips is feet {, inches high, and -
years old, with far compIe xion ligi brown har, dark
hazel eyes, and has his left nrefngrr. lie u
n native rt Albemaflr. and was received from Bath
county October 18th, leii sentenced Ia i've years IN
prisonment ior horse stealing. lie Is also drseiicr
from the public guard. AZ rr has relations LIVING IN
Greenbrer county Va Is likely he Will rHdeavor 10
fnd hs way there He contryed To don't his prison pan
uons, and steal another pair from clothes linr III his
flight from the city. Sept. s-cbt
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MERCHANDISE.
Heavy WOO!lcns.

WE have in store large stock Of Heavy
w Woollens, consisting Of
Oxford and steel mixed blue, black, diamond
and printed Salinells
Heavy mixed Twceds
Negro Kerseys OF all grades
Plain and Plaid Linseys
Blue, black ard Cadet Kentucky Jeans
Silk and Wool Coddingtons
Heavy Hccla Woulens, a superior article for
servants, Of Virginia manufacture, with many
other styles, which will be sold rery ior.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Sen, =
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FOR YOUNG LA DIES-RICHMOND.
THIS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
i and in the house lately occupied by Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention to open School,
in Richmond, Tor the instruction of young ladies',
Mrs. Kingsford will simply observe, that her OBJ
iect is 10 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 al The School.
Aug. 27-dlm,
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DREADFUL, MOB AT RoXBURY-The

DREADFUL MOB AT ROXBURY.-Th
s,>,on Evening Traveller says company OF
L.nmen came out OF rum shop in front Of
laurch in Roxbury Sunday afternoon, 10 settle
s,ou;e by fight. An officer arrested one Of the
.alnba,ants, whereupon some 30 OF his comrades
attempted 10 rescue him. Soon crowd collect
4. snen the Irish opened FIRE OF stones and
Oa-r missiles. Mr.. jeremiah Dalton, non-re-
,,,anl, was so beaten and stoned that he canno,
possibly survive, and many other citizens were
.roasIy injured.
o. Monday afternoon, as Officer Butler, as
..ed oy Mr.. A. T. Readhead, was proceeding
s.a a prisoner, supposed to be one OF the per-
.as en- gagged in The Sunday riot, 10 the lookup,
4; Number oi lrshmen inlerfered and objected 10
ms being carried off. Officer Butler called on
tas cizens Tor help, as The friends OF the prisoner
seemed determined 10 proven, the law from being
enforced. Affairs assuming such serious as
rect, The fire bells were rung, and the police
urned OUT, and dispersed the rioters.
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ID. Paine Il Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA

7 PRESENT TO the patrons OF "ForIune's Home" one
Of the largest and most attractive Schemes OF The
season. and il il presented at this early day in order
that distant correspondents may have full Time 10 order
their Tickets and receive them before the day Of draw
ing The attraction of the Scheme speaks for itself and
the extraordinary chance for fortune offers in
ducements clubs individuals 10 purchase by the
package. For grand capitals, address
&. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
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LOTTERIES.
y. G.. Gregory & 40.
mi ANAGERs, NO. lol, MAIN STREET,
lVI RICHMOND, Virginia.

I'M ANAGERS, NO. l0I, MAIN STREET,
lvI RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1896
Alexandria Lottery, Glass c. for 1896 to be drawn on
Saturday, September 10.
70 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
] prize of $50, 900 so prizes of $500
] l2,OO0 ls2 800
so :" 5000 &c. &c
Tickets sl0 halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates of
packages Of &c whole Tickets sl2a; &c halves co. e6
quarters 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D, for lsi6, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, September 10
7o No. Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
] grand Capital of S5n0D0 50 prizes of $500
! prize OF 10000 so - 400
| 10000 leo .t $50
so 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets S5; halves 81; quarters IS. Certificates
of Packages of &c whoes $780, 90 halves So &c quar-
tiers 40; 26 eighths 20
- Orders for Tickets and Shares and ceftf.
Gates Of Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and account Of
each drawing will be SENT when requested, TO all who
order from Address
&c. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Aug % Richmond. Virginia.
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KENT. KENDALL s. ATwATER.

NtN NENDALI- q IT :" 4 EN-
Importers and IIhoicsaic Dcaiers, II Nam Stycet,
HAVE in store and are now receiving their
| / stock OF Bru,st, French 0nd american Dry
Goods for the fall trade, comprising an unusually
large and extensive variety, which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in This or any
other market in this country, and 10 which they
respectfully invite The attention of The trade.
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWATER.
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