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saGyt's Prize Office,

MO-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND,
~ VIRGINIA.
CAPITALS FOR MARCH, 1915.
$4,000 Dollars! l00JG,
Alexandra Lottery, Class No IL. for lel6 10
be drawn in alexandria. D. C., on Saturday,
March 3. Prizes: $4,000, 10000 1000, 5000,
2,2o0, 10 OF 2.0GG, 10 q 500, 10 Of 400 10 Of
800, Sc. GO No Lottery, l. drawn ballots
Tickets 10, halves5 quarters 80. a certificate
OF package ol22 whole tickets costs ITO dollars.
Shares in proportion.
Make remlianccs Immediately il a, distance;
il in :own, apr; II petsca 10
u. VI. HOYT, No. ,, Exchange.
II Ticaels in all lne lotteries advertised by J..
q. Greeory & Co. constantly on hand Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets attended TO with
p.onp;ness; and the drawing, Of Lotteries sent,
whcn requested, 10 all who order Of,
March D. ~. HOYT, Richmond.
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
A YOUNG gentleman, whom can heartily
II recommend as we'll qualified 10 teach the
Lain and Greek Languages, Mathematics, and
the usual branches of English, desires 10 obtain
si,ualiop as tutor in a private family. Salary,
25O dollars and Board. Address The subscriber
(pos, paid, al Staunton. -
March 9-cwtf PINE POW EhS.
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SPRING GOODS.

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
THE subscribers have received and opened
j. 4 large @sreiy OF goods in their line 10
whic. hey have added a general assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c, which We will sell
either al wholesale or eail on the most accom-
modating terms. In GU! assortment may be found
he following goods:
Gomez Has
Muskrat and other low priced papt Has
Brush and plain Russia I"
Fine Nu'ria "
Cashmere and Moleskin
Black and Gra5 Wool
Sporting
SINCE and double bim Leghorn
Fine ARD iow priced Panama
Willow
Mems coarse peesed B,ogans
l.. & B. Kip =
/" sewei +"
" Cali pegged
/" sewed
Seal pegged Boots
Fine Cali sewed I"
Ladies common Leather Slippers
Morocco
French Morocco Slippers and ties
Bronze Slippers
Cora
Blk Kii
French Morocco & Kid walking Shoes
Misses 81 and Cold slippers
Childrens' black and cold Boots.
Merchants and others visiting the city will
please give US CALL as we intend selling a: the
very lowest prices.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO..
March % No. 81 Main ST.
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PR OG r A NJ M E.

PART i.
!. Song, Mr.. Wood,-The Fairy TEMPER
S. Lover.
Improvisa,ious on Russian Airs, composed
and executed by Leopold dc Meyer.
3. Scotch Ballad, Mr.. Wood, -"Gie each
cup and fill it tu," arranged BY w. c. Peters.
4. lie Carnival De Venice arranged and exc
culed by Leopold &c Meyer.
FART n.
l. Song, Mr.. Wood oh a dainty life ooh
the Fairy lead-Ed J. Loder.
,. lmprovisalions on American Airs, (Hai
Columbia and Yankee Doodle,) composed and
executed BY Leopold dc Meyer
3 Song, Mr.. Wood,-The Bandits Song
Henry Russell.
4. The celebrated March D'Is!y, composed and
executed BY Leopold de Meyer.
- Mr. LEOPOLD De MEYER respectfully IN
vites ladies and gentlemen who have desire 10
become acquainted with his touch, 10 take iheir
seats on the platform, near the instruments.
g--r Mir. LEOPOLD pE MEYER viii perform on
two Grand Pianos from Erard's celebrated facio-
~ in France
gr Tickets 81 each-to be had a; The Music
Stores, and al the door on the evening Of The Con
cert.
gT Doors open al : O'Clock, Concert 10 com
mence al s. March 2l-d3.
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CADDIS B. LUCkS
New Lucky aotaery Office,
BASEMENT ROOMS under Inc Eagie
IN o.rnpr al. Main a nd 18th Street

Drawings received every day al / O'clock
Unparalleled luck at LUCk'S LUCKY OF
FlCE! Tie cry is, whats The mailera' Toe
answer is, "rhe people nave found on; that all
Prizes are in The hant OF LUCK"
II there be any who have heretofore tcen TN
fortunate By dealing in lotteries, e' them call q,
Lacks. As ne has c.easlr shown. y MS great
success III selling prizes, that his Office was c;!a-
/ blishei for all such.
LUCK'S SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK
Tuesdav-Pokon,okr Class So. Capitals
s25 900, 5000, 1000, 300 &c. IS Nos, II
drawn ballots. Tickets 5; halves 4; qrs. ,.
Also, Delaware, Glass 20. Capitals: 1000
dollars, 500, Gle, &c. Sc Nos, IA irawn-Gae
for packages. Whole Tickets Il halves J; guar
tiers |.
Capitals OF 10000 dollars, 5000 5000, 1000,
20 OF 1000, &c. Tickets is; halves so; guar
yels 3 IS.
AIso. The Delaware Lottery, Glass No. IL
Prizes 1000 dollars, 900 ISL &c. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets |; halves SOC.
For THURSDAY -Pokonose River Lottery,
Glass No. Co. rs nnnhers, is drawn. Prizes
10000 dollars, 1000, 1000, 20 OF 500, &c. Tic
ke,s !; halves ?; qrs. l.
FRIDAY --Pokonoke Lottery, Class 81. IS num-
bers, Is drawn. Capitals 5000 dollars, 5000,
1000 1900, &c. Tickets 80; halves | % /;
qrs. 60 c.
Also the Delaware Lottery. Class No. -.
Prizes: $4,000. &c. Tickets ]; halves 30 cts;
quarters &c.
Saiurday-Pokomoke Lottery, 60. CAPITALS:
10000 dollars, 1000, &c. Tickets dollars;
halves ,: quarters |.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass No. -. Prizes ::
O00 dollars &c. s.; Nos. II drawn. Tickets
|: halves j0c: quarters DC.
10000 Dol!ars-I5, 0jo-l00 OF LOCO
Grand Consolidated Lote:y, Class No. Is. t.
he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, March
2Sth, 1916 IS Nos, 10 Drawn. Grand Capl-
tai, 10000 dollars, l5,CG0 1904 5000, 3oO0
2,3s4 100 Of 900 &c, s.. Tickets II dollars
halves g. quaIers.;. A certificate Of 20 wboles
will be sen! for ll3 dollars aud 10 CTS; 20 halves
| Il 20; 26 quarters 35 -.
II Persons from The country visiting me cry
should bear in mind that som' OF he 2bove splen-
did prizes are in the hands Of LUCK, ana IT
bey want money, they should address heir orders
o c. b. LUCK.
Persons ordering By he package N any OF the
above can deduc, the price OF three tickets:
ON all letters ehcios;cs Cash % Prize Tickets,
the postage. as usual need noi be paid.
March % c. p. LUCK.
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spring supplies, 1856.

CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE,& &c.
Z ENG in daily expectation OF receiving
ID from the Manufactures in Siaiio.dshre, via
Liverpool, per ship Houinguer. a, New York,
and ship Madison, 10 James River, my Spring
supply OF China, Glass and Ea1ihenware. CON
sisting OF new, superior and desirable Goods
and BY The packets from The Northern and Easern
cities having received in part and now receiving
my supply Of Glass, Lookins-Glasses, Fancy
Goods &c, many articles Of which were bought
al unusually low rates, and all upon The best
terms, | am enabled 10 offer 10 my friends and
the public generally, one OF The best assortmen,s
| have ever had: and as | an rnch in want y:
that very scarce article reody monsy, invite 81!
in wan, OF any articles i'll INV line 10 give ne 2
CALL being determined 10 offer IS great, if not
greater, inducements Than any in the trade.
Bear 10 mlrSS, that China Hall No. - West
Main Street, i The place 70 buy ne% and fashion
able styles al low prices.
AiaTch20 HUGH a. WATT
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Orange County Court,
Charles Weab, Lucy +. Graves and Sarah J.
Graves. PlaIntifS;
against
William C. Moore. ST.. Administrator Of William C.
Webb. deceased, John V. Webb, (son OF Augustine
Webb, Ann e Graves, William I. Graves, PAMELA
Graves Oliver r. Perry TerrilI John W Webb. II
John " Wrbb,j Wyatt Cruendrn Webb, Miichum
Roswell Webb, Garland Webb, James Mason ane
Lucy Woodward his wife, Jane Vivson StoyeT Frances
Webb F. G Kerfoot and Harriet his wife. Jane Allen
Wyat, Sanford Augustus G.. Sanford John Sandiord
Reuben Sanford, Granville SANFORD. Wiloughby :.
Scott William C. Hedges. Thacker Hedges, - Victor
and Sarah Moriah his wife, Frances Stone, Henrietta
BraDham Horace Branh m. Catharins Bfanlam, Henry
a. Branhani, Wills w. Hedges, Jonas y. Menef-e and
Moriah his wife, and Willi,m w. Branham, Defendants
The defendants. John " Webb, (son of Augustine
Webb John v. Webb, ron Of John V. Webb Wyatt
Crittenden Webb, Mitchnm Boswell Webb. Garland
Webb james =. Matson and Lucy Woodward h.s wife
Jane Viveon Stroyer, Frances Webb, Jane Allen,
Wyatt Sanford, John Sanford, Reuben Sanaford,
Granville Sandford, Will0ughby :. Scott, William G.
Hedres, Thacker Hedges, - Victor and Sarah Morish
his wife, Frances Stone, Henrietta Branham, Horace
Branham, Caharine BranhaIn, Henry 4. Branham, Will
LIS w Hedges. Jonas y. Menefee and Noran his wife
and William W. Branham not having catered their ap-
pesrance and security according to the Act Of As
srmby and the Rules of this Court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth on molten of the plaintiffs hy
counsel is ordered that the said defends do app
here the fourth Monday In May next and he
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in this
Commonwealth for months success ely. and that
another copy thereof be posted Al the front door of the
Court House Of this county.
Copy. Testc.
March oI-cw2m r. : FRY Clerk
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EAGLE HOTEL,
AIN ct PyCUNOkD VIRGINIA

MAIN ST RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
i which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, BY the day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. As every exeftion will be
made 10 give satisfaction, | hope 10 be literally
palronised. Persons visiting The city would do
well 10 give the Eagle Hotel Trial; and those
having horses may res, assured that have also
made the hest arrangement, for having them we'll
taken care OF. MARY +. CRUMP.
Feb 26-c3m
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GIRLS II 81
GALVANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC

GALVANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC
FLUID.
CEvERE RHEUMATlSM.-MTs. Elizabeth
- Miller, 30 Polar sitee., ostween Rachael
and Dudd streets, Philadelphia, has been com.
pe,ely cured Of the most severe a:tacks q Rher-
ira,ism fer which size had tf;ed everything in
vain. The extreme pam would often compel her
10 rise ten times il night. ant her bands we're
dawn M so as u be completely useless. Alter
using the Rings an,: Fluid fo' only24 hours, the
9ans entirely Jeff and She has rot lad The slight
es, attack Tor period q several months.
Dr. Christie is in possession .: nearly ore
thousand testimonials, received IRON persons
wLo have been e-.rely cured OF he most severe
Rheumatism, beth Chronic and lnf!mmato!y,
:or ..hich every other "remedy" was useless. The
Rings and Fluid, whsa properly applied, have
never been known TO TAI! in any Of these cases.
Observe, only cn- sgsncy in any city or town
in tire Union.
The genuine 70 be obtained Of
DUVAL 6 PURCELL,
Feb. - Druggists. l4- Main Street.
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR & ATTORNEYAT Law,
WILL attend the several Courts OF Nottoway, Ams-
la, Lunenburg and Dinwiddie.
omcs-Sos.owsy Court-houss. Doc b-c3m
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-I3 oco 5000 100 of :, ooo

Hd1age!s oil Lotteries.
$4,000, 5000, 100 Of 1000!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Class -. -, 10 b, draw
On Saturday, March 18th, 1916. 20 Nos, 10 drawn.
! foz' Of o. s5 5000 pr,,e Of 5000 5000
:. !. 1850 $50 :. :. sego
Ticket, SIP, halves t, quarters g.
Certificate q % ,ioiss wa e sentf FOR sli3 A.
ccrtifieare al % Halves VIII - sen; tor II ~
\ Certificate Of % Quarters viii he sen, for IS s5
S5O,ooc, 50 OF 500.
Grand Consolidated Lott-r2. Clss No a. 10 be
drawn Saturday,, Aari 18th. 1916. - Nos ~ draw n
Gk..D c,SIrsL-:
ff'f+ Of s ,SGoS ftze q 100 800
t.iF7 20 5U
Tickets sla, halves 5, quarters ? 50.
A Certificate OF * Halves ~ %
a Certificate Of = Quarters 50 81
$4,000, 10000, 100 Of 1000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class 70 Is, 10 he
drawn on Sa;ard.y, April lI,h, 1916, at Wilmington,
Delaware. sc Nos, Is dia.n.
6E.Sp CAPITALS:
10000 100 / 900
" {" sam 100 :" 4" 500
Tickets SO ta,e', 5. quarters . 80.
:. Certificate Of % fholes 49,: 3, for sii9 50
4 Certificate OF - i;alves VIII br sent for 80 -
$4,000, $1,000, 10000!
Cani Consolidated Lottery i3s2 No 10, IL he drawn
Saturday, March 18TH. 1886. : .;os., % drawn.
GRASD CAPITALS:
Prize Of $4,000 Prize OF $1,000
: :. 5000 1900
:. . 10000 % :. 1906
g . 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets sio. halves 5, quarters So
A Certificate Of % Whole, casts slIs AZ
A Certificate OF 81 Halves SO 50
A Certificate OF % Quarters costs 90 IS
$4,000, 10000 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. L. 10 he drawn
on Saturday, March 2jih, si6. IS Sos., Is drawn.
GF,So c.riTsLs:
Prize az SbJ,GuUI PIE Of 1900
:. 10000 l :" 2.7G0
+" " 8 OG0 10 1870
A Cer,,icat- Of % WhoIes est $50 50
A Certificate OF - Halves cost 10 -
a Certificate Of - Quarters % 81
ar Orders :ee, the prompt attention The
drawings sent all order MS; AMI the cash for
all Capital Prizes h- had n usual AT sight, the
inert the drawings are received.
For large Prizes address y. PAINE CO..
March u Managers, Richmond, virginia.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
UTADSWORTH, TURNER & Co. have
w received their Spring supply OF Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 The present
and approaching season, which they Offer 10 their
customers and purchasers generally, on The most
accommodating terms
They will receive additional supplies by every
packet throughout the season. March l9-Gw
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SPRING STYLE

"a SPRING STYLE. 81
80 We will INFORM our customers and6%
lie public generally. Tia, We are new 10 posses
sion Of a iull supply Of fashionable HATS and
CAPS Of ne latest Spring style, which ne Offer
on the most accommodating terms, a. No. 90
Main Street. K. NJ. ALLEN q co.
March Is
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j. WisiiEaI9agRa,
WHOLESALE DEALER Is ToREl(

WHOLESALE DEALER IL FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
rs now in receipt oil an almost eE.;.e new
i stock of Goods, which have been selected with
much care and will be offered upon accommo-
dating terms, al such prices as canno. fail 10
please He soicitsa call from his acquaintance
and The trade generally.
Mach 20 No s. West Main ST.
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Use OF Piano,
Half payable in advance.
Parents and Guardians are referred to the following
gentlemen:
Rev. JOS D. TYLER, Principal OF he Deaf and Dumb
Institution Betjamin Crawford, ESQ Jas. Addison
Cochran, Esq, Hon. B. G. Ba'd@in, land Hon.
Incas r. Thompson. Stanton; Gen. ; y. Lewis PJr.
R,,ub,ie Roekia CHAM soan;y Zoo. Daniel Smith, Hqy
From the manner which I'll the above gentlemen
hay. expressed themselves with regard 10 her Schoo
Mrs Shefrv pse,u.cS La; ci:.sf ri ihea would u
b.statipey give her, If desired, an expression of his
onjnlon in IN. form Of "a testmona'; tut IS Judge
smith and Genera Lewis have had better opportunity
shs deems the testimony sufficient Tor Tie present OF
s.Havnr had Two daughters edutated al Kalorams,
md third now there can. with The greatest cent?
Jsnee sneak OF the merits OF this School The literary
denaumebt of this s In JUDGMENT lne EQUAL 10 that
OF any other School or Institution ior inc edueicn oil
young ladies that have ever KNOWN by in that
den ,,fment in which many institutions at the kind are
m defective that consi Ter the peculiar excellence o.
,hs IN ronsist for here tbs strctest atentic! ard IL
Tbs kindes possible maDDerl is p1ic 10 the manners,
habs health comfort, and 70 the reheons instruction
Of the pupils. In short, Whilst oe''e thefe are ie"
AZ for The duties they have assumed there
can he none " no " III faithfully and conscientious
~ discharge them than Mrs Sheney and nei daughters
Lewiston. March 18th, 1916. :. LEWIS"
uu,v,nv s,eu the above certificate OF General S. II
or,,s i, Recommend ation OF the School al Kalnrama
hv Mrs Sbeffey and her daughters, take great plea
sure In saying that concur IN the ABOVE statement 10
,hess iadlss and nv knowledge OF the School under
s former tharnE had two daughters edu
,sd ,hsy. : can with the utmost confidence, recon-
nd anv ,nstjtution conducted b. them 10 the patron
a, a. ~ ~. nubIjc DASL. sMlTE."
HrrisonSurs, Va, March ~, lsie-eWtds
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NrOTICE-Ths Cily Surveyor has removed
IN his Ofice 10 Inc Room over The Store OF
Massie White, Corner OF Main Street ana 10
Gus, Alley, where generally ne VIII De ionno s.9,
A. NJ, and 5, P. NJ. Mafen 2a-do'
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Virginia Military institute

TN pursuance oftne following order Of he Board
! OF visi,efs, applications will Re receivsd IN.
III tie 9th day Of June next, 10 MI tie Chair Of
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, il the Virginia Milf
tary Institute: -
lie nexr Annual Meeting, 10 appoin, Professor
of the PHYSICAL Sciences, and that the SuPrru-
tender; h. directed 10 advertise the same in such
newspa res as he MAJ deem expei;en,."
Signed, T. =. 5OaNS x 80,
Persons DESTROYS OF making application, may
Obtain ali necessary Information by addressing
The Superintendent. By Letter. pos. paid.
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent: Va. Military Institute.
March i.-3iav3p &lawi24jn.
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EXCHANGE HALL.
LEOPOLD DE MEYERS


G. II A N ID CON G. Err L
WILL take place on TUESDAY EVEN
w ING, March 2iih. He will perform Sc
lections from LIE Carnival De Venice, IMPROVE
saions on American and Russian Airs and The
celebrated March D'lsly. Mr.. Leopold de Mey-
er will be assisted b. Mr.. WOOD.
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nv Last Evenings Mail.

Arruss N THE RIVER PL.TE.-lt is worthy OF
notice (says tie New York Commercial AdveT-
,iser) ,ha, we have later authentic and well-ae-
6ned news, By way Of London, from the Rio ae Ia
Plata, than We have direct. Accounts from Mon
,.viiso 10 The 33d Of December had been received;
and though letter from lha, city has been puo,
lished here dated the Isl OF January, was ~
doubtful and confused as 10 be worthy o. NJ 'e"-
ance. D.r aoa;nst
War had been declared BY Parssua! as i'h -
Rcsas The declaration was issued on 'fe ~ =
December. .,u;ad so,.dron were
n ns .S 5 when ii was above Rosario, on
~ =, r;vsr parma. No further resistance had been
made and il was inferred that none would De al
tempted.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Al RAMa Sc AI,AIQN


AIRS. SHEFFEY having given up ihr Seminary,
ltl which she formerly conducted al the above plsca.
desires to lew Young ladies mot exceeding
twelve into her family boarding pupils tits her
iect To establish th, School on such plan as shall
unite the advantages of home WIN the advantages cf
school: as neans Of eTectrg this, she declines e.
ceivns day pupils and limits her number above.
Recognising our accountability 10 a Higher Power Tor
all the gifts intrlsed 10 sh- would make this rrnci
pie the foundation of her system of educaon and thus
endravor avoid the Of cultvating parcu.
lar en- iowmeni al the expense Of another. While
therefore II is her intention TO use her best efforts for
the intellectual advancement Of her puplls. she would
bestow no less upnn their principles and habits.
The course Of study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught III III best Schools in the
s,aic-ths Frecch Language and Music Especial alien
ton will be paid 10 English Composition And II l.
OF great Importance that the habit of reading, well
az taste for it, shomiO early be acquired course
historical reading will be prsurd and works Of
ment both poetical and prose VIII be frequently intro
duced into The family circle The second session VIII
commence on the FIST Monday in May, and end The iast
day Of September.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
TINE Extended for Receiving Proposals.

Navy AGENr's OrFlcE,
New York, March IA, 1916. !
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "ProPo
- sails for Stone for Dry Dock" will be receiv'
ed at this office until Thursday, the 10th day o
April next, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, for furnishing
and delivering, at the Navy Yard, New York
granite or sienite, OF the following dimensions ant
quantities nearly:
ROUGH STONE. MITRE STILLS.
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE & Co.-For
wi this Evenng-Capals s2s, 900, 5000, 1890, &c.
Tickets g. Also, s7,000-66 Nos, |. drawn. Tickets
81. halves 3 quarters |. Packages Of whoes halves
and quarters be bad at The Managers once TIL !
O'Clock
Drawn Nos. of PakomoSe Lottery, Ciass57:
.f9 ~ 81 - 81 81 SO 80 81 3! So.
,rch
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NIFTY BOXES Brown Soap, in store and
L for sale BY JAMES sIZER s. SON.
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ys.a'. 's'urpi,s s Lottery esElcs,


MO. 10! MAIN STREET, Rie'"iorf, w
IN girta.
Correspondents and others are requested 10 NO
,ice the annexed schedule Of Schemes 10 &c drawn
in the month Of February; and when in search Of
PRrzg TicsErs, be careful IN all cases 10 address
orders to w. T. TURPlN, Richmond, va.
Grand Schemest IN MARCH, 1916
25,00o DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class No. IL. 10 be drawn
a, Alexandra, D. c., 90 Saiu7tay, 2slh March,
prize Of SIS 600, 10000, i.oOo, $500 ZOO, 10
of20o0, 10 of 5cy, 10 Ct 100 &c. Whole Tick,
els $40: halves s. quarieIs2 80. Certificates Of
packages OF % " hole Tickets sil0-haires ana
quarters in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received rec 81 Postage ana
attended 10 byreurn mail. Drawings forwarded
y,,hen reouosicd as soon as .ocs.Ted. For small
lersche,n-s, see daily advertisement. Ad.-sss
Mach , w. p. TURPIN.
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HOYTiS PRIZE OFFICE.
IRA WING OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY,
~ Glass 3s

So 40 "a 81 "A 45 65 76 50 SO 50 65 IL.
Drawing OF I.eesburg Lottery, Class 10:
S! 10 SIS IL II 9 u 20 40 20 80 81 -.
Drawing Of Mononfalia Lottery. Class 70:
IS 4 81 20 III 10 20 6i p 10 81 60 "a 20 So.
Drawing of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, Glass 10 y
% IL SO ca 81 Al SO 81 62l
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass II
81 20 80 Sc 90 IS ~ IS Il 81 e. Is 23.i
SOS 900 Capital for 10 day. New Jersey Lottery.
Tickets only S5-haves aud quarters in proportion
For sale until O'Clock al HCTT'S OFFICE,
.t,rch "a No. 3 Exchange
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

DYE STUFFS-
II 800 It's. hes; Caracas ladiso
1000 It's Umtfo Made.
10 bbls. Copferas
10 5b!s Clipped LaSvocd
$50 lbs. Stick Go.
300 los. Eytrac. do. boxes
5 bbls. Red Wood
Ccchineal, ISOLATION Of Tin, &c.
Jus, 10 hand, and FOR sale BY
March % P. JOHNSTON, Druggist