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RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1886.

At the elections Of members to the Maine logisIa
ture on the 18th inst the democrats elected Q, fede.
ralists and abolitionists 6-making the House now
stand, democrats g. federasts and abolitionsts g.
and 16 vacancies. The "Argus" Of the ga re-
marks: ~'' '''.." '"''.'.' 'r f
"Thus il will be seen that if the democracy in the
vacant districts but make at the next trial exertions
worthy Of their cause, the question of How is
Maine' will be satisfactorily answered"
The next trial is on the Goth inst,
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SMALL books ON great subiects. os etc.

NWALb UOoNs On gIeHt subJeCts, 20 CTS.
~ each; reprinted from the English series. Greek
Philosophy from the age Of Socrates TO the age Of
Christ The Principles Of Criminal Law PhiIo-
sophical Theories and Philosophical Experience,
Christian Sects in the Nineteenth Century. The
Connection OF Physiology and Intellectual Science.
Practical Organic Chemistry. just received.
Nov. "a r. TAYLOR.
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n5-Notice.-The Rev. Hugh MAR, ID. D..
will preach IN the Central Presbyterian church (Slt
streei) on Sabbath next.
Service in the morning, at IL o'clock, and in III,
afternoon, at 81 o'clock. nl'. .H. .m
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VOL ,UNTEERs IN VIRGINIA

The sold Dominion" now, as always, is full o.
the right spirit. A friend sends us from Richmond
the following account Of the proceedings had in thai
city upon the call for volunteers:
h. gs .hs RICHMOND, Nov. 90, 1886.
nv DEAR SIR: On the call for volunteers being
made known here, we had last night glorious
meetng-at least 800 persons--assembled in the
Odd Fellows hall. One thousand more would have
been present, but there was not space for them
The gallant Walker was with US. He made two
admirable speeches. The meeting was addressed
by Gen. Darlington, Robert q. Scott, senior, Gov
Smith, A. M Snble, OF Essex, John s. Caskie
and James Lyons The utmost enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. About 10 volunteers are already enrolled
Two Of my sons are among them. We shall give
900 fine soldiers from This congressional distrc,
IAN for our country" should be our watchword
God bless you. .Hqs - #i aM&oilgi gj b.r@a
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NOTICE.

II is hoped that the brothers representing the
lodges and encampments interested will be punctuhl
in their attendance at their adjourned meeting on
Monday evening, as the final arrangements for the
ball must then be made
Should the names Of any ladies' be accidentally
omitted, they will be kind enough 10 notify either
member of the committee of invitation, who viii be
happy to supply such omissions. ... MI
The list OF managers, the price of tickets, and the
places where they may be obtained, will be pub
lished next week. Nov 25&25
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II M Ell = Anna ia rSVuhty
Il Virginia, for sale, or exchanged for
improved property in the District or CO.
lufnbfa, whittier the subscriber is remoy-
ing.-lt is situated near the Falls Church, in a
good neighborhood, and is about ten miles from
each Of the cities Of Washington and Alexandria,
over good turnpkes, except two miles. 1t contains
325 acres and for the last five years has been under
a course of improvement. A large part now in
good condition. is set in grass planted with choice
fruit, much Of which is in bearing The dwelling
and out-buildngs afford ample accommodation for
genteel family. A large barn, with stabling, &c
in the basement, has been recently built in the best
manner. SO desirable place is seldom in market,
Thot disposed Of before, it will be offered at pub
lie sale on the premises, on Thursday, the 18th day
Of December next IF not then sold il will be for
rent to good tenant At the same time and place
will be sod on the usual credit Of nine months for
all sums over IS, all the stock crops farming uten-
sils, DC These are numerous and worthy ofatten-
ton. X" t'& y, ts't.a@ ~ W. t@1 2t w t'7st #t'
/ Letters post paid, viii reach the subscriber in
Georgetown, ID. C. aR3' ny I'D. rs ~
Nov. 24-2awtsdSc A. B. FAIRFAX. I
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TTNloN HOTEL, Bridge St, george.

~ town, ID. C.--The subscriber, thankful for
the very liberal patronage he has received from his
friends for the past year, cordially invites the aen-
ton Of the public to his house, conveniently and
comfortably situated in the business part Of the
town, contiguous to oil the public departments not
over fifteen minutes walk, omnibuses constantly
running from the house to the Captol in short, OF
fering many Inducements over Washington to gem
emen fond Of quiet and all the proprietor asks is.
that his house may not be overlooked by gentlemen
locating themselves for the winter
GEO III. HOFFMAN.
Nov 93--3nw3w
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ALL ~, O, Ii. aa.,
s,,..,L,
400 r.. noe
GsRam, 2,7O2 Hssbrouek, 1850
Seybolt, 2,9I3 McFarlan, 1918
| SULLIVAN. ..
Governor
Wright, l,49I Young, federal and
| ahu-'en' i'"'
| Co"sr".
MCNEIL i''o' o' 'onn' i'oi
Like causes produce IKE results. sullivan help'
co. out the mschiei was uone IN orange 10 'hi'
county the local ieua OF ''oarnourner ana hunker
has been as active as IN most oher counties Oh inc
State. Generally OF late years the oarnournen
have mad the 'scenaency' ms ia'' however inc
hunkers" got the ascenoency IN Tue nominating con-
venton, and presented ticket after their own hearts
and OF course IN ABOUT the same rauo obnoxious 10
the others For some time previous 70 Inc election,
almost everybody gave up the who'e ucket fheno
VINO KNOWS the county hroush anu 'hrough' VINO
was porn mere ana nved IN many years, now
'ead'ng democrat OF TINS Guy, anu as s'au"ch one
ever Hveo' "a chno'ua'' n'"se' 'o' consres''on-
= nominauon' ana oea'eh' ne 'urned IN anu WORKED
:.
GUS ana 'ai'h'ui ~ork'o e'ec' nus successful oPPo-
nen'') 'is'ed II soon a'e' inc nominations ne saw
o"'s -. -. IS
=. a.. al, I, Ia =. :. $500. IN.
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| 1000 IT.. /. IT.
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80. 49,. 7, - ;.,n,.n,s tha,, y
:
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=, - 49,. - i. g,
erel journals have vet claimed that any of the con.
ere.,m.n elected owe their success to anv other than
the new and turbulen, elemen, of anti-rentism Sill.
&c tho yI,h dis,ric, fcolumb;. and C,,se,.
was the onlv federalis, not also on the anti.ren,
cket bu, he eot the an,;-rent vo,es inst the same
and GOOD many democratic votes besides. given
him bec,us. Mr.. Comp the democratic candidate.
u,s Of on,;.r,n, tendsnces 60 that either
wov we sntf.red nv Il
vu,
- ~. 49,, ~, 80. eoo :. noo
a'A 80 49, 80 ~ = 80
80. - -
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10 : --.,-......, -. : = &c -
~ It'd, ID 80 $50 r : 80. N, -
49, - -. !,
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ga 80 "' zoo a. 20. W. ''"' :
w, : " ~ 800 - '' a.
Democrat carri,, !, for conor... a. , Dir no,l Ma
sacbuse,,s and y.rr,o,, u,;l, =. - d,no.r IN
-, ~, -
~ ."oy SOU ''''
year, ue''oo'". "''u 'cuera''s'' = on tne Popu'
:" o"' '''' i0''' ~ "''"' = ~ :"
vY,1, mn, ,.. 800, ....,s
-. s"o 's'D" a,u unon's omo'y
~ ~ = Wv ''','se ue"''
o''ao' "'yo'"y' nus JUS o'0'eu ."e Irregular oemo-
',aao 20. D'hu'uae' ro'''e oy some LOW me causes
Vi inns result aro 80 notorious una. no 'eoera' Jour
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SUPPLEMENTARY volume to the En-
- cyclop@dia Americana, bringing the IN
formation contained in that work up to The preset
year. l vol. octave. just published.
Nov % p. TAYLOR.
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votes Mr. Delomele. (ds,a A far Congress is
beaten by Judge Warren, fled. D 2ze majority. II
The tariff has hurt Us anywhere IL Is in Duchess
eounty, and. indesd the returns show this. The
two or three msnufae,urns towns in the county in
crease their maiori,ies against us from 1874 while
IN all the rest OF the counties we gain. But Ibis
tariff increase affects the whole ticket, governor &c.
YetMr. Wright has a good majority in the district
Why is Mr. Delemeter beatsnl The question is
soon, If plainly, answered. Not on account of the
iaria-not on account OF sny other measure OF the
administration, bot BY a division among the demoe.
racy Of the district which dates as far back as the
oomin,dov ,o,vsn,ion Ano,ber pyompsnt dem.
ocrat was |. ,sndid,,. "a, denomination but was
h..,sn hvM Nc, n.I.ro.,., I,.,,v ., moi Il /. not
49,, ,.o.;... ~. !. =, .ds,I - in,,;re. no,,;oo
80 ~. ,a.a,o,...,, 49, 60. :, ~. ,..al, and
.hh.ld ~ vo,.. - vo,sd s,r ,hs f,d,r,I csnd.
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The vote in Rockland shows where the blow
came from. She is the strong democratic county OF
the district but, unfortunately, she had two candi-
dates for Congress, both claiming to be regular,
(BIauvet and Sufern, running until very few days
before the election. Mr. Blauvet then withdrew,
Ito his credit be it sad) but the mischief was done
The dlscontents already engendered could not be
healed in time; and Mr. SuAfern was beaten by a
scratch Of nearly 400 in his own county, upon a
democratic vote grievousy diminished by various
local causes, (the license law, which is universally
odious in that county, and for not vetoing which,
Governor Wright is held responsible, the Congress
split, &c., Of which 400, some 100 appear to have
voted for Nelson out Of their good will to defeat Mr.
susrn. But to say that "the tariff did il, the fed
eraliss themselves, in the district do not pretend
this, out Of il theP saw what they please.
VIII. In this district Mr.. Wright leads Young 45l
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Coming to the Point.-"Madam," said ,
an old topper, shave you any water in The
house, that you can give a poor man a.
drink Of heer, though lIikeciders sbes,. and :
sboirld like wbskey. syefYsseIdou, ess
any at home, my orchard is svsryS small
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1wo Truths,-A good. mat--a real
chrlstlan-seldom sees a defect 10. bis
nelshbor. A pure laEke reflects the bea-
utiful sky, the clouds, and the overhanpine
trees; but when il is riled irrefeo,s aothiugi
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Fellov Citizens :-Contrary 70 the ad-
vice and wishes Of my friends offer my
self as Candidate for The office of Tax
Collector, and solicit your suffrages. II
elected. which do no, expect 10 be. will
discharge the duties Of he Office 10 the best
sf my abilities. ~
September 10 die SO
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New York Market-oc. 80, ?, P. M.

Cotton quiet.
Flour dull again, the six dollar being supplied 900
bis Genesee in store to lie few days. brought So, and
sundry lots the ~harves S5SS; 500 Troy at IS 49,
Southern S5.75sS5.
Wheat. but few samples; aud few sales.
Rye 7Sas0e
Corn 1000 bu N. c. cd weavy sold at 69i cts to dis
tiler shipping yellow 73a75c.
Barley GOa6lc; 900 bu at 81. the last sale.
The Tea sale to-day oil full prices.
Pork s., so aud as sellers; buyers offer 80 IS and
bought lu0O bbls. u about that.
Butter and cheese in demand but hardly so brisk
few days ago.
Whiskey steady.
Exchanges as yesterday.
Money to-day, but will be plenty Tomorrow or
next day, as tomorrow is reporting day.
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VIRGlNlA-At Superior Court OF Chancery
foe me heheord cseun. heid CAPITAL IN s CITY Of
Rehnoni Juss ssth. 1876: - -
charles a. Rancoiph. deceased, pla.s,la
against
h'ehsrs " cuhnnsh.m admir- non With the WIN an
nsIed % Beverley Randolph deed sIseaf Of cbans. Ran
dlghdted, $1,000,
Ia this Gauss. the defendant Richard a. cannlseh,n b-inr
c'ay and wiling 10 into couI dspos Coun
dee the sum OF i've hou<s hundrcs shy dos
lars foiythee cents with ere. In his an.~ef Zen
eps about Two hundred dollars thereof
meet INC eohungeni erPsnssi Of the fund.-
"feo ua NE aid sseennr have
o % much ihsi,of ~ lac
NE sae OF 'nsisia OF In private loans secured BY
deed OF trust upon sdequats real estate.
And by o Jaies BY their council. n IA os.rd th.
IN" es"se De referred TO OF thu Court
e.qe"t HaS are sHfa % hs shares Of Bsrsev
ma IN ne und held BY the defendant
OF Beverley Randolph. mentioned Of In.
ham when was BY the lor Eve years
ana how mneh hs.of each emitted TO
In which enquiry he will parie, BY service Of
upon s"eh Claimants as are Known
moa"rahh and ~ publication and that In.
cS"m.soner MARE thereof Court with any natter
specially stated dsemed himself or which ma, h.
CURED by any party to be . stated.
Copy. Tests:
row. ROBERTS, ID. Crk.
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BOSTON MARKET, Wednesday Afternoon. Oct. o.

BOSTON MARKET, Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. %.
Coon-only small sales by retail, without change 10
prices Prsvsions-A good retail business doing and pr
ees firm Sales Of 100 bills Mess Pork Sill SO do Mes
Beet At So 80 do Prime do at $685. 10 hhds Hams &c
amos Flour-The market 10 quot sni the sales only
TO meet the wants OF the uade Gsncsee at So Ohio
Michigan at S5,s7i; Ohio round hoop, a, S5,75a5, 81
cash; Georgetown, S.; other Southern kinds 6ls5
mos Corn-The market 10 excessively dull; the only
sale we have heard Of to-day OF 500 bushels White
at 69e Yellow Flat would bring 7is75c if any body
ed IL Sugaf-The stock Of bond does not probably
exceed 1000 boxes and prices firm Sales OF so
Cuba brown SaSic. 6mos Molassos-alcs the trade
OF Cuba, sweet, At l9c, 6 mos,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, DC. al.

DR.. Tho. Robinson, James ID Isbell. Cumberland;
NJ Fuunileroy, King & Queen; WIN. Harrison King
George; d G Msson. Boston;J l. Bayley, va;A w Pen.
mock and Lady, de Bree and Daughter. Norfolk; w +
Wiekh,m. Jr. Hanover; II w Redford Bedford; Capt Y
Mitchell, Steamer Augustus.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Oct 81.
&C Pueh, lady and son, Castor, N. c.; f. Walker
and ladies', Va; Lacmer. Portsmouth,; z Holt
Ala; G Holt. Ames; T + Cosby, Petersburg; NJ Da.
Wis, Southampton James w Walker Jr., Madison; Rob
Elet, Hanover; Archer Allen Buckingham H. J. Chris
tinn WIN. NJ Turner, King William; + L Randolph Anne.
liza; DIR. Hiiard Greensvile, Va; VIM. Gray Raleigh,
NC; Col. w w Price, Cumberland Thos. A Crenshaw,
Amelis James NJ Niekels, Hekells Mills, Va; John II
Townsend, Marion, Va; John R. Steptoe, Bedford; II
Baine, Pe,ersburg Charles Noel, Lynehburg; Robert
Nicholas, Buckingham, Dillon La John Richardson,
Portsmouth; DIR. c Strong, Georgia; ii Baly, Heath.
will
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
Lntc.t From snntn Fe

The 81 Louis American Of tho aath inst. evening has
the following intelligence;
An express arrived at Fort Leavsnwotth on the evening
Of tho i7h Oct, with Intelligence from Santa Fe to the
18th uL Brig. Gen. Kesmcy has returned from the south
after very successful Tho Inhabitants oil hailed tho
stars and stripes with Joy. and expressed ds-aac
ton but tho rich Tho middle and lower classes looked
upon Gen. as their dsiverer.
Orders had been issued have tho Dragons aud 100 Of
Fschers command In readiness march 10 California by
the 25h Of September. which time The Mormons were
pceed to arrive. Gen. X. will command this expedition
person.
The express the Mormons under command Of Lieut.
Smith LIST drasoons with tho ordnsnce and artillery ut the
Cmmerone 1t Col. Thompson with detachment Of dra.
goons st Cottonwood; Capt Enos, assistant quaermaser
With Lieut.. Dyer, Of ordinance department. at Council
Grove. Nf
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JOHN VI. CLARKE,
LOTTER Y BROKER.

YNHE most celebrated capital prize seller in the
Il United saes-havinE sold large capital pin han any
Other venecf in the United Sates-sasaeory proof Of which is
his possession. Having bad heen years eKpsrence in re-
eeving orders and forwarding BY confidently
reeomnend 10 distant Adventures mode procuring chances
IN the lotteries constantly drawing perfectly safe Clarke
vends tickets only in the lotteries by GrrEory Co
CLiRKE sold several handsome capitals en do
ring the last MONTH and promises DO during the month
Of November
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WNI. L. IIONTAGUE,s

REPOSITORY OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN.
STRUMBNTS; No. l6i MAS sT, OPPOSITE THE BANKS
NhE subrber IL constantly receiving supplies NJ NEw and
Il POPULAR Nuso, for Piano Porte, Finite
Also ALWAYS on hand large comp the
Standard IhHIe Of the day
Those washing purchase strsaeais will md very
complete ment including the following vareues-
GUITARS, Spanish and German patterns, II - SEQ
VI0LINS, At 81 $50
FLUTES French German and American make, at to $50
FLAGEoLErs and fIFEs Csc. to and sI2
CLARIoNETS, at 4 TO s25
CoRNOfEANs, Mt 10 to $40
POsT-BORNs. plain and double valves S to $50
KENT BCGLES nat, q and hIL 10 10 s25
FRENCH HORNS; TROMBONEs; CLAvIcORs
VALVE OPHICLYDES. KEYED DO; TROMBACRLLOs
PlCCOLo FLUTES in A, n fat, g, u, 2 nuandF
ACCORDEONS and hELODEoNs
MUSICAL BOXES OF different yarietis.
Best Roman and English STRINGS
CLARIFIED ROSIN, VIOLIN BRIDGES APRONS PEGS ne
hOUTH-PlRCEs. REEDS, &c ke.
together wi every other article in the Musie linz.
Emusic BOUND best manntr
PIANOS TUNED by experienced hand
Catalogues Of Music given gratis.
% Orders respectfully fom Schools and ProC,or, of
MUSIC oc 81 WIN. L. MONTAGUE
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Oct.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARPlVEn
Port OF Richmond.
B,SA Bsi.- tAn Day al 81 s'eiosk. p. ~

ARRIVED,
Schr Greenway, Couch, New York sundrics TO w
Gray, l. ID Crenshaw, Bros e. Co. Wadsworth, Turner &
Co, James IL Co, Bonavitn, Bonavita Kent Kendall
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Ter, PeyIon, Hooker Osborne. Lee & Tnsley. T Ro
berson, Goode, r Duval, II ludam & Co. VIM Har-
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u Purcell, Williams Il HaIal, GnteT, Merchant w
Taylor Dooley, Hubbard Gardner & Co. J Stewart, O
COUNT, Edmond & Davenport, Thompson & Co VI
Leonard, Fry & Co. w $ &c Donnan, T & Eli. Va
enune Bfeeden & Co. Johnston, Greei ;reer, Keen
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Jones. T Workman. Gordon & Skinker, Reese & SuaI.
ner, Bosher, f Bentley, w BLAIR, VI Mangun A
Leslie Patterson g. Burr, Drnker & Morris, w Ladd
Schr Iowa, rravers, Baltimore.
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Schr May. Harrington. Baltimore.
DiYale Bodeker &BroIher, Zachrisson, w Palmer
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'"ry. .oi 10 a eorespOndent In k,LA~ba Sousiy Va
$4,000, 5000.
Mostsy-L.eseurr No 5a-caPa.i. $4,000 5000 1000
's5 20 ef iooe ke - Nos IL drawn Tels. g. naive.
quarters H.
$4,000. 10000.
Tuestsy-se~ Jersey No s7-Cspa-; $4,000 10000 seOl
5000 etso. 20 Of Iooo nc. rs No. "a drawn Ticket. IS
halves 23o. qrs I.a5
$4,000. 10000
WeBssdayAiss,sdra No 60 Cspials $4,000 10000 5000
isrr 10 Of 1000 ke Is Mos 10 drawn S. haIye. $50
qrs LIS.
$4,000! in 4 CAPTrALs OF SIC, 900 each.
Thur.h.y-Ne~ Jersey No. RS Capitss Of siOooo 1000
1854 10 Of 1000. &e - Nos, IL drawn Tehs- ss hase.
$50, quarters rs.
$1,000 $500.
fnday-Mononzaa No IS. Capitals $1,000 1900 1000 Ae
Is Nos IL drawn Tickets 81 IS; hsive. G2 quarter. 3ie
$4,000 1852.
saturdsy-sus-eI FTtra. No S5 Capitals $1,000 Ia5q Of
1000 ss 10 Nos n drawn. Tickets soc; qr- CSC
Orders for Cerhoa-s Of Packages shar.. in
any OF the above sebmes aedt 10 the
tr most will b.
forwarded Tree OF postage, a. u u received
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO, Msnas.rs
neh mond Vs.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

WIZ subscribers offer the following Groe.ric. for nam
- W use. BY retail, the term- viz:
sS.oOo lb- Smthfch Bacon, hog round.
pipe pure French Brandy. of the vintage ofIs3t
pipes pure "segnetie" Brany. good hivor
pipe pure Madeira Wine, vintage Of 1897 direct import
pipe pure do do fine favor ( 10 this m,,k,t
pipe y NJ do cooking
Few DDS genuine Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy years old
1bhls "Bumgsrcners' old Rye whiskry Al extra article
20 no pure Isle OF Wgh Vinegar-wheh together
and oa sugar various qualities and prices
der aud Black Teas Spices OF dsren R
Java and Lasuaya Coffee Hens Family Flour
&C always on hand Will be supplied orders OF
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-02
STRATTON,S OFFICE.
Nd 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
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For selling Primes. STATIONS the man
prs .s No, Of moeoa..lla: No: -. oe. so.h
50 30 IL 81 60 Is 80 So 81 ~ g.
Tickets Nos 10 81 Two more capitals ,s 1, ..i paid BY
$4,000. 5000.
Mopday-I-esburE. No SO. Capitss $4,000 5000 1000
quarters II.
5000 2Ioo 20 Of cOO &c IS Nos Ia Drawn ss halves
$4,000, 10000,
.o m'Snssi'y-A.Isndra No a. Capitals: $4,000 10000
halves $50 quarters l,9s.
$4,000! in CAPITALS of $4,000 each.
IN y, noo Jersey No es Captain Of $4,000 1000 1885,,
quarters l,25.
$4,000. $500!
fnday-hononsala, No. as. Capitals: IS OOO 1900 1000
&C. rs Nos IL dawn Ticket. sI2s haly,. 6ae or, ,ie
$4,000 l,s52!
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ioOO &C 10 Nos IL drawn Tickets s 5oe qrs 25e
100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. ciAs L, for 1890 be drawn
rs NO. LorTERY-Is DRAWN BALLors.
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5000 SO 200
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,o,au OF packages Of Is whOe' sao-shsre' in
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas. NJ, for 1866 be drawn
IS 40. LorTERy-I, DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRASD ScHrNT.
P'he OF $1,000 PrtIs OF $4,000
10000 2.s40
10000 IS priL., Of 1000
10000 81 400
10000 200 200
10000 &c. Ii
Tickets sIO Halves 5; Quaren Oh
Certificates OF packages Whole. sIIO-aaye. and quar-
tes IN proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas, n, for Is4s-,o be drawn
Nov 2Ist, 1886.
rs NO. LorrERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS
GRAsD SCHEME.
PfIe OF 10000 10 prizes OF sI.sOo
ISOOO 20 1900
10000 50 1000
oIsO 90 500
prizes OF 1000 &c. kr
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drawing continues so and paid by ma.
20 oder for certificates the nbov,
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