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For THE BENEFIT OF
THE FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.


THE FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.
Saturday Eren,ng, January 81.
At TIE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
ClGNOR BLITZ, truly grateful for the very
~ liberal support he has experienced in Rich
mond, begs TO announce, that ONE HALF OF
THE ENTIRE RECEIPTS Of this evening
will be appropriated 10 The above henevol, Mt pur-
pose; and he sincerely hopes that the patronage
he may receive on this occasion, will far exceed
The encouragement he has enjoyed on previous
evenings (iberal in The extreme though he al
lows il 10 have been) SO that he may have the
pleasure of presenting 10 the above Institution
such sum as will prove worthy Of acceptance
The ENTERTAINMENT will surpass all
Signor Blitz's previous performances Upwards
of 100 ILLUSIONS being introduced. During
the evening,
VENTRILOQ UISM!
To conclude with the celebrated
DANCE OF SIX PLATES ON A TABLE!
Accompanied by Music.
ETAdmission SO cents; ticket admitting
Two ladies and gentleman, 81; children hall
price.
Doors open al 7, and TO conclude at half past g.
Tickets may be obtained a, The Exchange Flo.
tel, and atthe Saloon.
Private performances and lessons given, on
application to Signor B., from whom may be
purchased variety offamily amusements
INSTRUCTIONS IN VENTRlLOQUlSM.
Jan. 3l-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Removal.

I HAVE removed my Auction Room from the
i Bell Tavern, (Which house is about 10 be re-
bul,) 10 The brick house on Franklin Street, just
above Alkinson's. and nearly opposite 10 Har-
dins Stable, where my old customers and friends,
10 whom feel grateful for their liberal patron
age, will always find me. or a. g. Hill, ready 10
serve them. THOS. FL. TALlAFERRO.
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A LIFE PRESERVED The following positive trs.
"a timony in favor of WIsTAR's BALsAM, has been
ftc we'd ~ ,ae In

A LIFE PRESERVED The following positive trs.
"A timony in favor Of WIsTAR'S BALsAM, has been
received by The agent In this CITY:
JohoAs. n. Y, April IL. 1876.
In the Winter Of 1871 and . was troubled wth
hoaiseness and dry hacking cough produced ho doubt
by change Of clinate-having previously spent
time at the South, and possessing weak lungs and
Their delicate constitution In FEBRUARY was attacked
with hrmorrhage Of the lungs, which continued until
had not sufficient strength OF voice TO speak loud
three months. Through medical treatment and cure
partially recovered during The Summer but on the
turn oi Winter was attacked again with cough. chs,
fever, night sweats. Physicians said they could do
more for me- rs was rapidly sinking with consumption.
Fortunately my friends procured the BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, thinking il might relieve ME for
time, aud, with The blessing Of kind Providence IL
Ilrey restored 10 health which have continued 10
enjoy until the present time, without any symptom Of
my former disease, with The exception Of being lttIa
liable 10 cold from damp air and sudden changes
weather. ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day Of April ls45 be-
fore me. A. CASE, Justice.
For SALE wholesale and retail. by
Dec. IS GAYNoR, WOOD & co.
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r. Z Mo V A I.

r HAVE removed my Store from Cary Street
i 10 East side OF Main Street, No. 100, few
doors below the Jeweiry Store OF Messrs. Mitch
ell s. Tyler, and directly opposite the Stores Of
Messrs. Putney & Watis aud Hubbard, Gardner
q Carlton. My old friends and customers
are desired 10 continue their patronage, and the
public generally 10 give me a call, as no effort
on my part shall be wanting to give satisfaction.
My services are offered TO The public as Gene
raj Commission Merchant, and strict attention
will be paid 10 The sale Of all kinds of Country
Produce. Liberal advances made on all Con-
signmenls. JOHN WOMBLE.
JAN 81
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M RRIED.

Married. in This city. ON The evening, Of the
9th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Enpie, JAMES A.
PATrEsoN, ESQ.,, TO Miss ELIZA R., eldest daugh-
Ter of the late DR.. VIM. K. MpCaw.
Married, by the Rev. Joseph c. Stiles, on
Wednesday evening, 2Slh instant Mr.. WILLIAM
P. Mayo, to Miss ALICE CoRNEL,A REEVE,
daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Reeve, all OF this city.
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7 q q =

TINE members Of Jefferson Lodge, No. a.
i |. o. o. F., are hereby notified TO attend a
funeral meeting at The Lodge Recon-, on Saturday
morning, the 3lst instant, al 9 o'clock, for the
purpose of paying the last tribute OF respect to
our deceased brother, Thomas Minor.
The members of The other Lodges of The city
are respectfully invited TO attend.
BY order Of the N. G.
Jan. 81 M. SEAGERS, Sec'y.
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION

THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRLF OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
THEunbounded popularity acquired by this va
i luabe medicine, and The thousands who have
recovered health by its use, are proof OF its excel
Ience in all pulmonary complaints. We there
fore caution our readers 10 avoid every species of
imitation, as various articles are sought 10 be
foised on the community, by apprcprialing part
OF the name and raming them oil on The repula-
ton ofhis medicine llyou are wise, touch mons
OF lhem but procure the genuine article.
Pice, 50 cents per bnltlc--six bottles for 50 80.
For sale in Richmond by DUVAL: * PURCELL
General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Coz
lng in Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos IN Lynchbure by John
a. seay; in FREDERICKSBURG nv Hr James Cooke. and g.
a. Hunt and in Fanmsille by Or. WIN. II. ChnppeiI.
Dec
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DIED

Died, on Thursday morning. the 29lh instant
al ii o'clock, MIR. THOMAS Minor, in The 5Oth
year of his age His friends and acquaintance,
and those OF his family are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral, from big late residence near
the county jail, on this Saturday morning, with
out further notice.
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RY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Chesterfield, made at the last term,
in The case of Balte and others, against j. B.
Goodies Administrator, ard others, | shall sell 10
The highest bidder on Monday, the 81 day OF Eel
ruary, 1916, The whole Trac, Of Land whereon
John b. Goode resided at The time Of his death, in
Chesterfield county, near The residence OF Mack
Goode, Henry Cox, and Joseph Phaup, subject 10
the widows dover estate The whole lrac, is esli.
mated 10 contain 6S2 acres, Of which 1870 acres
have been assigned 10 the widow, to hold during
life. Possession can be had immedia;ey and al
the death OF the widow, The purchaser will be en-
titled 10 the part assigned 10 her as her dover
Persons wishing 10 examine The land, will please
call on Mr.. Henry Cox, or on Mr.. Mack Goode,
who will show the same
TEaMs-A credi, Of 6, - and Is months,
bonds with good security required and The lille
Withheld ill the further order OF Court.
JOS. GOODE.
Jan. l5-2w Commissioner
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TOHN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
y No 100, East Main street, offers for sale, on
the most satisfactory terms:
10000 lbs. superior Middling Bacon
10000 lbs. superior Shoulders
5000 lbs. Handsome old, and very fine
$50 kegs No. | Leaf Lard
Is bbls. do. do.
300 bbls. No | n c. Cut Herrin9s-cheap
Is cases Liquorice Paste
40 boxes Adamantine Candies, &C., &c.
Ian %
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A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE U.
n STATES, with Notices Of other portions Of
America-by s. G. Goodrich, author OF Peter
Parey's Tales. just received, and fer sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Jana No. IT, Main street.
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER s
lVi CO.-S7, 100, 25, $40, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets So. Drawing received this day.
Two Lotteries for this Evening. Sales close at 8
O'clock p NJ. Sl5,oOo, Oo0, 10 OF 600, Gc.7s Nos,
Is drawn. Whole Tickeis 81.
Also, s., OGO, &c.--GG Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
A Fine Lottery draws this day at Wilmncton--draw.
ing received Monday s300UO, 000, 5000 5000, loo
OF 600, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets -.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Cas-. 30:
% 10 IL 90 - ~ So so 81 40.
Nos. 10 81 40; I3 So and 4 81 aa-thrse more CD
pitfalls, sold and paid by BIGGER & Co
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class No. IS:
IL IS % GI "a IA Is l2 25
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over COATS AND CLoAKs-"A few
" more lefi"-and they shall be offered at less
than cost prices. Call al The Noney,ssving In
stilution of hEEN q ".
Jan. 80
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a. Burruss,s Prize Office,
MO. SOUTH 18th STREET, Richmond
IN Virginia.

SCHEMES (0r The Week.
For Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No.
81. Prizes: $1,000, $500, 1900, 1900, i,1l6, 5
of 500, Of 400, Of 300, 25 Of $50, 25 Of 100,
sc. rs Nos, - drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
81, halves |, quarters SOC.
For Saturday Evening-drawing received BY
SUNDAYS mail. Pokomoke Lottery, Glass q.
Prizes: $4,000 5000, 5000, 1000, l,423, 200,
l,lO0 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 400, 10 OF 3Oo 10 OF 200.
20 OF $50, 20 Of I2', 60 Of 100, &c. 70 Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 4; halves2; quar-
ters |.
Also The Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 81.
Capitals: 900 dollars, $50, 800, Sc &C Nos, u
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets ]; halves Soc;
quarters 25c.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets will meet with The most prompt al
tention, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
to all who order from G. BURRUSS,
Jan. 26 Richmond, Va.
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CLOvERsEFD, FLOUR, WINES, &c.
THE undersigned Inns for sale Virginia Mountain
L CLoVERsEED, pure, clean, and of superior qla-
lily; "FAMLr" and ezra" FLOUR OF the most ap-
proved brands; BUCKWHEAT, in bbls. and half bbls
free from grit "CorGon Rouge CHAMPAIGN, and
Chateau Haut Brian" CT.ARET, both pure, from tho
importer, and OF delicious flavor.
Jan 3l-clt BERNARD PEYTON, Basin Bank.
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
act OEv.

4 Al u y,
On I'reyM Street, near The Wing OGcs,
w HERE may be had, 10 order, al The short
w est notice, the best OF the above articles
glazed or unslazed, as the case may require-on
the most reasonable terms. The best OF reference
can be given as regards the quality OF my work,
both in city and country. Give me call.
MILES AMBLER
n. b have at my Factory, facilities for
executing work in the above line in a superior
manner, and in less time than any other esta-
blishnent in the Old Dominion also keep
on hand some ready-made work. M. A.
Jan. I0-dtf
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r MOORE & cos OFFICE, No. ,, East
y !. Main Street,
The Liberty Fluid is freely passing at the all
lucky Eagle Office.
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, No. 25:
Al IS % 81 "a IA Is II Is.
Ticket, Nos. 3 - 45, sill another CAPITAL
sold and paid al the all Lucky Eagle Office.
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, No. 81:
% Sc Al 30 % &c IS So l6 36 65 "A
Whole Ticket Nos lG 2G Sc, a capital, sold al
the Eagle Office BY MOORE & co.
Drawing OF Delaware No. %:
% l 4 So 80 39 II o 10 Is 81
Ticket Nos. ii IS So another capital. sold al
the Eagle Office by MOORE & co.
Drawing Of Delaware, No. %:
10 % ~ 48 &c So 30 SO SO l3 10 G3
Tickets Nos. 10 81 sc and Nos IL % 81,
two more capitals, sold and paid al the Eagle or
flee by MOORE & co.
A Fine little Lottery for Saturday.-Capas
$500, &C. Tickets ., halves |; quarters so c.
Do not forget that The Eagle Once is The place
10 buy The ihree-number prizes. Call soon if you
want money. }. MOORE q co,
No .. East Main ST., opposite The Old Market,
Jan. 80 Richmond, Va.
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uoYT's PRIZE OFFICE SIP 600 Capital for 10.
day. The drawing comes 10 hand by o'clock
Tickets Sa-shares in proportion. Sales close al II
O'Clock.
Also for To. Day.-S35. 900. Splendid Scheme =
Tickets only SlO-slarss IN proportion. For sale unt
o'clock, at HUYTS OFFICE,
Jan. 81 No. 3, Exchange.
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rNHE WESTERN CONTINENT, No. s.
J. Contains Dickens beautiful Story, entire
"The Cricket on the HEARTH" and Mr. Caudle's
Breakfast Table-being Sequel 10 "Mrs. eau
dies Curtain Lectures" Also, "Msjor Jones on
his Travels" by the author Of "Majof Jones'
Courtship" &c. Price only 6 cts.
For sale by NASH & WOODHOUsEs
Jan. 81 1877 Main Street.
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StraitO,a's Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TENTH
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing recc1ued epery day al o'clock, p. NJ
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Saturday-Alexandria, 26, Extra Capitals:
1000, 5000, 1000, 1894, 40 Of 500, &c. Ct
Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes 81; halves 2; quar-
,ers /.
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Monday morning 5. Capitals:
5000, 10000, 5000 5000, $500, 20oo 40 Of
1900, &c. IS Mes, ~ drawn. Wholes $40;
halves S; quaTlers2 so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Jan. &c Richmond. Va.
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M p TURPIN's oFFiCE.-sla,0 900 can be had
W for 81 by applying at Tnrrn'r Office benfe 1
O'Clock 10 day. hi. is The cold style Iutirry"--l9
drawn Nos. ont OF DC placed In the wheel.
The hest seh.me for this month.
Alexandria Lottery, No. s. draws this afternoon
w NV, o oonrs ny CITY d noo IN -,
400 90 of t00 63 of 20D 63 of 100, &c. - Mss, II
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets $40.
A chance is now uffen 10 Realize handsome for
tune, and then 'reire" The very 1icke, that will
draw The S3j 900 is for sale Turplns Office BY in
vcsting SO with Turpin you will g,t H. Call before
O'Clock this afternoon and get chance In the above
splendid Scheme.
Dlawing Of Menonga'ia Lottery, No. s, Jan 80:
Do 10 G7 IL 80 TO So ~ 81 IS S.
Ticket Nos ~ 6U, capital in the above sold aud
paid By w. r. TuRPlS.
Jan 81
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HC EEiST .rSA
RINGS AND MAGNETIC
fLUID.
Rheumatic Cont.

FLUID.
Rheumatic GOut.
TTNO DR.. CHRlSTIE-Sir After a fair trial
i Of almost everything without any good e.
lect, think ! must attribute n remarkable cure
10 The power of your Galvanic and Magnetic ar
lices. II am not mistaken in the cause they
have very seriously relieved me OF Rheumatic
Gout, of long standing together with general ner-
vous debility oil the system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON
l09 Bank Street, N. York.
II Mrs. Jackson is a relative OF Maj. NJ. VI.
Noah, who has kindly added The following
Dear Doctor-The above case is personally
known to me- and is not less strange than iruc I,
is happy resnl., 10 which bear witness with
pleasure. may state, that some other cases have
come 10 my notice, OF nature equally fortunate
and successful. Very sincerely, yours,
NJ. NJ NOAH.
New York, October 80 1915
Beware OF spurious limitations Of these ari-
cles The only place in Richmond 10 obtain the
genuine rings and hnd is at The Drug Store of
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Jam II lI7 Main Street
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TENTUCKY RIFLE POWDER, IF and
II FFF.-5O0 kegs OF the above celebrated
Powder, now landing AMI for sale by
Jan. go DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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lcr BOOKS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dis
posed to contribute Books Pamphlets, &c, the Pen
Tertiary Library are requested 10 leave them al the Book
store of J. w. Randolph, who has consented TO take
charge Of them.
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Sr NOTICE -"What doth God require sinful man
to do, that no may have the forgiveness of his past Of
fences" No sane he Indifferent Ia this ques-
ton, which will be examined the Odd Fellows Hall
Sunday afternoon, at O'clock weather permitting
"The whole need not Physician, but they that are
sick;'-these are respectfully invited TO attend.
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Or CATHOLIC CHURCH.-On Sunday next, du.
ring the afternoon service, which commences nj half
past O'Clock, Bishop Wh-an will treat of private ndg
ment In its connection with revealed religion.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF OND.
High Wafer this dav ~ 6, o,,,oo,. M

ARRIVED,
Brig Betsy and Jane, Brevoort, Auakapas,
sugar and molasses, 10 Dunlop, Moncure s. Co.
CLEARED,
Ship Cantor, Harding, tobacco and -four, for
Amsterdam, by Henry Ludlam & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Robert Henry, Davis, Norfolk.
BELOW-BOUND UP.
Barque Ph9nix, Boush, from New Orleans
LEFT at 81. JOHNS, P. R., 81 instant, brig
Virginia, Demaresi, for Hampton Roads, soon.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Cleared, schr. Rich
mond Yates, Tor Virginia; schr. William, Wix-
on, Tor Richmond, and schr. Atlantic, Staples for
Norfolk
PORT PENN, Del, Jan. 27-The schr. sa-
muel L. Paynler, from Norfolk, went ashore las,
night ON The flats, one mile below this place. She
succeeded in getting of this morning, and is now
safely anchored at The piers. The schf Amily,
from Richmond, arrived last night.
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AUCTION SALES.
-
By Thomas Eg. Tai;aferrO
SIX NEGp0Rc

SIX NEGROES.
VIII sell THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
III my auction room, on Franklin street. one Ne
gro Woman and two Children and one Woman
and Child, and Negro Girl
THOS. Ii. TALlAFERRO.
1au.'i Auclioneer.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
IN MANCHESTER.
NIlLL be sold at public auction, al IL O'clock
w on Saturday, The 3ls January, On The pre-
misses, in the town 0! Manchester, Brick House
covered with Stale, on Main street, near the cen.
ire OF The town, with Stable and kitchen. and
about oneeiehth OF an acre Of slound attached
thereto, known as the Parsonage house and lo,>;
at the same time all The Household ard Kitchen
Furniture thereto belonging, which is new and
useful for small family.
The terms will he one-thrd cash, one-,hiId six
months. and one-thrd twelve mon:hs-the two
last payments 10 carry interest from day OF sale,
and possession given when the FIRST payment is
made. The tile withheld until The last paymen,
IS made. The whole Of the purchase money will
De received il desired by the purchaser, and lille
Immediately given.
Alter The above sale, will be sold the old Me
hodist Church in Manchester, with The ground
attached thereto, on The same terms as the Par
sonage house and ols-a OF which is BY order
OF the Trustees
VIM. GRAY, Commissioner
JAN oi-eo4t
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NOTICE.
vU1tIppEAG CAy1IlEY TyfC

WHEREAS, SAMUEL LYLE, OF tho county OF
w Cumberland, has refused 10 comply with Tho con-
dnns of certain made and entered into lili
me, on the 25h day Of December 1911, ia relation 10
going with TO The Republic of Texas, TO aid md
In settling up the Estate Of Thomas r. Miller,
deceased, in said Republic, do hereby 70 warn all
persons against trading for any Interest lie CHE said
Lyle may profess to have ia sad Estate Us do no, in
tend 10 pay him dollar, unless required by law.
Jan. 3l-cI, JOHN =. HAWKINS.
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>, q. Gregory Il Co.

~
MANAGERS, NO. I0l, MAIN STREET,
lVl RICHMOND, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA 10 FIERY, Glass No. 5,
10 he drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
January 3lsl, 1916. IS Nos, u balloIs.i
Grand Scheme:
| prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
% 10000 $500
I" 5000 {" 1000
/" 3,l7T 40 F" 500
Tickets 80; Halves 5; Quarters so.
Certificates Of packages Of 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
Do do. 25 Halves, 65 90
Do. do. rs Quarters, 80 80
Grand Schemes lor ftJyua,u, 1916
$4,000, in Capitals of $4,000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 6,
10 be drawn all Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 7th
February, 1876. 70 Nos, - drawn ballots.
Splendid Scheme!
3 prizes OF $4,000 40 prizes Of $1,000
| " 10000 so 400
5000 50 $50
Il 1927 40 200
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters > 50.
Certificates Of Packages OF 2G Wholes, $l40 90
Do. Do. 26 Halves, 20 90
Do. Do. 26 Quarters, IS 90
Magnificent Scheme
10000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. !,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
February l4th, 1876. IS No. Lottery, l2 drawn.
ballots.
! prize Of s 40 goo 3 prizes Of I, 200
Z" 5000 s I" 1850
5000 100 :" 800
2,357 100 /" 400
1000 Sc. &c
Tickets $40, Halves S; Quarters 3 SO.
Certificates Q! Packages OF IS Wholes 1880 90
DO. do IS Halves, IS 90
Do. do 25 Quarters, 30 50
Grand Scheme.
81, 29i DOLLARSl-l00 Of 1000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 8, Tor
1876, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
lurday, February 2lst
| prize Of s3 80 a sSa "a prize Of ,, 5os
5000 ll5 300
/ 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; Have, S; Quarters ? so.
Certificates Of Packages Of 26 Whoes Sl40 90
10. do. 81 Halves 70 90
Do. do. 2G Quarters, IS 90
Magnificent Scheme!
10000 DOI.LARS!-50 OF 200 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class Q, Tor
1876, to he drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Saur-
day, February IS. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.
prize OF SO sS 600 50 prize Of sa isss
/ I" 10000 100 f" 600
5000 1870 /" 500
I 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl2; halves G; quarters 3; eighhs SO.
Certificates OF Packages OF 26 Wholes, Sl60 90
Do. do. % Halves, 80 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters, 40 90
Do. do. &c Eighlhs, 30 90
~ Orders for tickets and shares and certifi
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lot,erie,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medaely after il is over 10 all who order from
u.s. Address
j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Jan. 22-2awl&c Richmond, Virginia.
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NT ANAGERS, NO. tut, lHAIN S7REET,
lVl RICHMOND, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 5,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
January 3lsl, 1916. IS Nos, ~ ballols
Crard Sobanoo.
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NEOrehassa's Office.
MO. Z, UNDER THE EXCHANGE no.
IN TEL. RICHMOND. Virginia.

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MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE no.
IN TEL. RICHMOND. Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capitals Alexandria Lottery, EI,
ira. No DC Drawing comes per mail Today
Prizes $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1924 40 Of
500, 20 OF 800, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets id-Shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
Splendid Scheme S35, 1000 capital A!exan-
dria Lottery, Glass No s. 10 be drawn in Alex
andria to-day, and drawing co nes per mail
Sunday. Grand Capitals: $4,000 10000, 5000,
BIZ, 5000, $500, 1000, 40 of 800, 80 of 400
60 OF 800, GO Of 200, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn
Wholes $40; halves 5; quarters so.
Drawing Of Va. Monongalia, No. 5 Jan. ~
10 10 q IL 80 60 So as 81 50 5
Nos. So GO 67-anolher Capital sold al This
Office.
Lotteries 10 be Drawn n. Alexandria Soon.
February 7,h--3 prizes OF So, 900 each, 49,
600, 5000, 2,221, 40 Of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
February l4th-$40,0O0, 10000, 5000 5000,
1887. 1000, 100 of 500, 100 Of 400, &c.
Tickets $40.
February 2ls,-S ,29i, 10000, 5000, 5000,
,573, 100 Of 900, &c Tickets SO
February 2S,h-S5O,00O, 10000, 10000, 5000,
5000, 1858, SO Of lOC0 &c. Tickets Sl2.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
at this Office, without charge
Jan. 81 CHAS. WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-31
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