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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
WOrtllanl's Office,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
In MOND, VIRGINIA.

MO. :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MoND. VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Capitals OF 10 900 dollarsl Alexandra Lot
terry, Extra, Glass No. ll2-drawng comes per
mail today. Capitals: 3 prizes Of 10000, !
OF 5000 4, l45, 80 of 900, 10 OF 200, ~ OF $50,
1856 of ITO, &C. IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets s.;
Shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$4,000 Capital! Alexandra Lottery, Extra,
No. ll3. Drawing received per mail Tomorrow.
Capitals: $4,000 1000, 5000, 1000, ,396, 10
OF 1000 l0of400, 20 OF 200, 20of $50, 1855 OF 100,
&c. rs Nos, ID drawn Tickets s4-shares in
proportion,
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria soon'
May l6th-S35, 294, 10000, 6,OO0, 1896, 6 Of
$500, 10 Of $500, 30 Of 1900, so OF 1000, &c.
Nav asd-s3o, 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500,
100 prizes of 1000, &c. Tickets 10.
May 3Oth-S5O 900, 10000, 1900 5000, 3 500
1898, 90 OF 1000 20 of 1000, &c. Tickets Is
Shares in each Lottery in proportion
N. B-Ticke,s in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. G Gregory g. Co., The Managers, for
sale at this Office, and on the same terms.
ITAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, at this Once, without
CHAS. WORKMAN,
Nav 10 Richmond. Va.
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vALUABLE EsTATE IN MARKrT

ON the 10th day Of Jane next will offer for sale NJ
~ public auction my Estate IN Nelson county one ci
the most valuable properties in that region OF country
II IL situated i've miles below The Court House ard
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9l4! acres, more than hall
OF which Is IN wood remarkably well timbered and a
very large portion OF il fine Tobacco land as any in
that part of the country Most of the cleared land IL N
good state of cultivation, having been by
the use Of plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being M
level as could be desired, with not fly acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There arc
about one hundred dcres of Creek and Branch Hats
most of which are highly improved (having been kept
up Us tobacco lots, capable of being converted nlo
wateied meadow The whole land is well enclosed IN
good state OF cultiraun-is susceptible Of division
into three -four farms cac-ws supplied with TIM
her and Astounding with Hne springs running water
The Improvements consist of Uycfserr. House ouT
roons Negro Cabins, sufficient for the acrumngd
Of forty slaves; Gfanary, with a Threshng Machine
attached; Cribs. Stables aud Tobacco Barns sufficient
TO cure 10000 pounds Tobacco viii also sell III
same time and place, upwards Of twenty likely Negroes
mostly yonng Men and Women also, all The stock Of
H.neS Cattle, sheep Hogs, together with u good
assortment Of Farming Implements Terms for the
whole Will be made known on The day of sale. Any
one DESTROYS, III the time, of having further par
tlculars, can address ne, or Mr.. William Gordon, 1T
scott $ Ferry, Albrmarlr county.
iarch 27-ctds CHARLES COOKE
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New Advertisement.
STAR OF THE EAST AND STAR OF THE SOUTH.
TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.

w " LE4NDlD . n LIIloNO.
S,TAR OF THE EAST had upwards of 900 mares Of
~ fercd him last year, and served something under
lao. From indications, there will be upwards ol 500
offered 10 the two horses this yVar and those wishing
had better make early az they VIII be limited
STAR OF THE SOUTH rides M well as Star OF the
East, but Is too ndomtabe Ia be made 10 pace unless
he chooses. His DAM il will be- pc sved was by Oh
Teiemdihus,-and such il my opirion OF him thai
have bred equally from both.
find il impossible for these Horses cro-u al Co
lumhia Those in the nrishborho"d Of Gainesville,
who desire, can send 10 rrcHtor-Or at stand 81 hr.
Waltons MlIor near there; those in fluvanna, con
venien 10 the same place those opposite New Canton
10 New Canton; those in Alhrmarle aud Nelson la
scoiisville; and those in the vicinity Of Howardsye
and WaTminster IN Goodwin's Church. The days will
hereafter become regular, unless from unavoidable
| causes. Any neiehborhood wishing To know the day
may ascertain from some one at either OF the above
places The regular day hereafter or Will be advertised
al the place.
II is remarkable fact, that, from time beyond the
memory Of any living man, Stations in number have
tren exhibited at buckingham April Couu days did
not pay particular attention. but noticed twice, there
were no Others rs far "a saw, eIhIbted-and there
were no others al the general muster but one, and no
fell sprapng conx in trying to show himself, and Star
of the East very near Jumping on him.
There is fortune in these Horses-but, valuable 70
thew NAV be- have grtdtsr, mghiifr and weeher on
Germs One person a company ought 10 pnrchare
them and person ought 10 devote nearly ms whole
time 10 them and the accounts they bIing IN, &C. &C.
If not sold before. they WILL rs far as nov wish, be
offered for sale at Buckingham or Cumberland Court,
In November next.
They were thrown on my h1nds IN pror,dsnfat nay,
and suppose it was 10 prove that could get some
thing from So!omons Stable Song time ago. as II has
been; as my friend, Major Y y, says traced them
there.
In answer 10 an application or two from Charlotte
rountv must state that neither 20 there till the
Fa-hut promise Them this, that they may 60 to Char
lote July Court and remain IN that county and Hall
fax or Observation-Disclosures may he desrd-t:il the la,
ter end Of October Those wishing in either Of those
counties fpeak for his nelghborhood and address
me early.
Even The ladies have enireated their husbands for
riding colts from these orsesand wonder-for the
ladies' are as fond OF rlsdom Solomon was Of the
ladies.
0r The friends Of these blooded Horses will clip The
above out, and place 1t where the community IN gene
raj may see. Z. K IOSTAtNE.
Nav 5-c.f
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Dissolution.

VNHE firm Of ]. B. & W. FOSTER, Grocers
J. is this day finally dissolved by mutual agree.
ment between the undersigned-the firm having
been continued after The death of VIM. Foster BY
his execMrix and the surviving partner. All
persons having claims against the said firm will
forthwith present them to James B. Foster, and
those indebted will make payment TO him.
JAMES b. FOSTER,
FRANCES T. FOSTER,
Execulrir.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. May 9.


FLoua-Holders generally are stiff al "a IS,
but some parcels art found of Genesee at 4 69.-
The receipts are light. Ohio round hoop 62;
Richmond City 6. Ship Stuff Is l5c.
CorroN-The sales have been over 1000 bales
day for several days; today, The market is qui-
et and purchases are made al little easier pri-
ces.
GRAM-There is demand for Wheat for e1-
port. Genesee commands ll0c. Large receipts
and sales OF Corn-Southern G4c.; Jersey &c 81
C.; Oats 70 a 43c.
SuGARs-Choice descriptions of Porto Ricos
and New Orleans are wanted while the common
qualities are dull. Sales of New Orleans al So a
7c.; ST. Croix 8 81; Box Sugars :. 6sc.
WalskEY-Bbls. are selling a, 2O} BIC.
RIcE-The market is very quiet; moderate
sales at Ate.
Mol .ssEs-The market is very dull and prices
little lower.
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VALUABLE LAND

IN pursuance nj decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and thancery Of AlbemaIle county,
pronounced the 9TH of October l54a, VIII Offer for
sale on the premises. IN the highest bidder on SArUR-
DAY, the 6:h day If May next, NJ ~ o'clock NJ, the
Dwelling House and Land belonging To The .ate Of
the late Professor Emmett and situated In the immediate
vicinity Of the University Of Virginia
The Tract of Land consists ot about leG acres, all
enclosed. The House contains eight rooms, besides
four Closets and cafrrt, and has attached TO II every
convenience required for large family boarding
house, including out houses and Vineyard Of excel
lent Grapes. There IL good supply Of Water the
premises, convenient 10 The House, and lcehoUs-
credit Of one, Two and three years viii be- given
the purchaser giving bonds and approved personal
rty, aud iir title TO The premises being retained I'D
dtona security.
The title !, believed 10 be unquestionable but acting
as Commissioner shall sell such only by the said
decree am authorized TO sell.
GESSNER HARRISON,
April l3-ctds Commissioned.
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR StIE

THIS Property Iltson James River, mile. tbovo
Il Richmond, On the Canal and six miles by the river
road-penecty convenient Ia market.
II contains, by survey recently made, $50 acres, .
rouds and 10 poles, Of whlcb 80 acres liver aud
creek bottoms The dwelling house H. elegant and
vtnient containing tr elve from cellar gnret
and all the houses substantial ard IN good repair
An old Orchard Of choice run is ON The land, and 4
well selected young nrarh and apple Orchard has been
planted by the present propret"rs The place presents
every comfort that on ght 10 he vi shed for.
WrslI.nm is sold for division IL cannot he jrdcious-
" divided into parts II viii the reore be- posrsy
ssid on WEDNESDAY. the 9th of June, at o'clock.
r. ". II far, II mol, the nr1i fir day. The premises
VIII be shown nj any time, either by the Undersigned
tie overseer, living on the premises. Entire posses
sion will b. given on Christmas next and IN the
time The r' haser viii haze the privilege al seeding
crop of heat. w. ID. SIMS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auciioneer.
fy The Terms, which will br made known the
day Of sale, will be such 10 sun the convenience of
the purchaser. w. GODDiS, Auci.
May 5-ctds
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AUCTION SALES.
CASH SALE OF SLAVES.

IN WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF the pre-
~ sent month, will sell, a, New Kent Court
House. publicly, 10 The highest bidder for cash.
between twenty and thirty very likely slaves. The
sale will be made under decree of The SUPERIOR
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Circuir
pronounced on The 3lst day OF March. Is4G in
the case of "Semple &C., rs. Christian and
others" Said sale will be made BY me, as Com.
missioner for that purpose, appointed, in said
decree. JOHN B. CHRISrIAN
Nav T-c,Js
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Commission BUsiness.

TNt1E undersigned CONTINUES The business here.
i lofore conducted by Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under The same style and firm
and @lie,ts the patronage Of his friends and &C.
quanlances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion Of Mississippi, assuring them Of
strict attention TO their interests and all the bene-
fit OF ten years experience in selling the staple Of
our State. COLLIER Fl. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II Refers to: Gen. John b. Cooke, Edmund
Rufin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed.
mund Christian, John Marshall, Dr.. John Minse
and d. G. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&cGm
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NOTICE

by virtue OF decree 81 Ike Circuit Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover
pronounced on the l7th day OF April lsl6 in the cause
OF Pfiddy against Perrin &c. shall on MONDAY,
the lelh day OF May 1896 proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder on the premises for cash, The OF land
which Joseph Perrin Sr, resides IN the county ot
Hanover on The main road leading from Hanover Court
House. and fifteen from Richmond, adjoining the ands
belonging 10 the e, tate of William w. Niche decsas-
ed and Others and containing abontCnr hundred acres
and on which is small dwelling, and other odthousss;
also. the said PERKINS, interest The Of land Of
which Isaac Perrin dird seized together wiihe House
hold and Kitchen Fnrn'turr Farming Utensils, Stock of
Cattle aud Hogs, one Male ard Cart, aud cid Woman
named Hannah, and the said PERKINS, interest In old
Woman named Alice. Wal. I. H. POLLARD,
MAY k-r1aWtds rntnmtssnD,t
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Desirable Real Estate

EOR DALI Ol KEN L.
iaI deghtlul residence, liitlr West Of the CIV
known AZ "s'a'son's House, recently occupied By
Nat DENLY, Esq., AMI situated between tue residence.
of Peter Cotton, Esq, and The Hon. Andrew Stevenson
The House having been built only five years ago.
excellent order anu perfect repair II Is finished in
perior s'ylr; and contains eight with rfplaces
and two dressing roots. The Greenhouse, smoke
house. Kitchen Carriage hou.c and Stables bnili
The verv best manner. IL possesses te advantages both
Of country aud city residence, being entirely apart
from Inc hustle OF the city, Yet nearer 10 the centre Of
business than many houses within the corporation. Its
original cos, was ten thousand dolars but the present
prop'ito is willing III take Tor it something less than
bali That sum, II immediate application is made II
not soG al an early day, can be lad by good tenant
al moderate Ient. Application may he made per. onal-
ly. or BY letter, 10 w. Godcn. Eq or
May S-cet AUGUSTUS A. HUGHES
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CONSERVATIVES BE on YOUR GUARD!
IHONPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Tar and Wood NaDtha.


SSINCE the first introduction OF This popular
- remedy TO public notice, in the fall Of 1913,
Tar Mixtures and noslrums OF every kind and
name have sprung up, and are palmed of on the
reputation of This excellent medicine, 10 the un
suspectng invalid; the propIieors mixing Tar with
them 10 render them popular and secure sales
Be not deceived, and avoid every medicine pur
porting 10 contain Tar, except the original pre-
para,ion, "Thompson'> Compound Syrup ofTar
and Wood Napiha," and thereby YOU will save
time and avoid disappointment. Remember, this
invaluable remedy is only prepared by
S. Z. THOMPSON,
~ E. corner 9Th and Spruce streets, Philadel-
phia.
For sale in Richmond by DuvAL& PURCELL,
General Agents; in Petersburg by T. Corling K
Coz In Norfolk by NJ. a. Santos, III Lyncl5urg by John
H. s4ay; in Frpdrrickshrs by Dr. James Cooks and c.
". IInni: and in Farmv.lle by DR.. WIN. N. Chappr
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Portrait PAINTING

TO THE PATRONS OF THE FINE ARTS.
WIN. G. BROWN, Of London, politely
w informs the Citizens Of Richmond and
vicinity, that ne has re-opened his Studio and Ell.
hioitlon Room over lien & Brothers, l46 Main
st eel, where specimens of his Art can be seen,
Among them are The Portraits OF several dislip.
gulshed individuals, well known in this CITY.
Rooms open from A. Nj. tilI6P.M. Ladies
ana gentlemen are invited TO call.
MAY 8-3m
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PoU6nxEEPSIE, N. T., Sept 10, la45.
MIR. SETH w. FOWLE Dear Sir
lyl The character Of Wislar's Rasam of Wild
Cherry is so well established throughout the
country, and especially in the Stale Of New
York, that any further testimony would seem to
be unnecessary. Yet have derived so much
advantage from it, that am happy to communi.
cate through you, 10 The sick and afflicted, what
il has done for me; and consider il privilege
and duty TO do so. | have been troubled with
weak lungs for four years; had cough more or
less every Winter was confined TO the house
all last Winter with a severe cough, pain in The
side and breast; raised blood several times.
consulted physician, but have never taken any
medicine which has done me so much good as
WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
! consider it The BEST medicine in the world TOR
Colds, Coughs and Pulmonary Complaints
WILLIAM B. SWARTS.
fresh supply OF the genuine article for sale
hv GAYNOR & WOOD,
Nave Druggists, Richmond.
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J.F. Word, lottery Vender.

Opposite THE EXCHANGE Hotel AND Posi-
OOr7lcg, RICHMOND Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management OH. q. Gregg
~ & Co., ON The same terms tina, they are sold at
the Managers Office.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10. for 1S4G-to be
drawn MayiGth. Magnificent Prizes: S35 294,
IL, 900, COCO, 1896, 6 OF $500 10 of 800, 80 OF
300 so of 1000, so oil 500, &c, 70 Nos. ID
drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters SO.
A certificate of % wholes cost 1875 dollars
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for 1876, 10
be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, the
Odd May Magnificent Prizes 10000 dollars,
10 900. 5000, 1000, $500, 1917 100 OF 1000
&c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10 dollars
halves S; quarters , 50. A certificate OF pack
age OF D whole tickets costs 1870 dolIars-shares
in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS
On Saturday, May 80, 1916, Alexandria Lote-
~ Glass 81, will he drawn at Alexandria, ID. c..
Grand Capilal of $4,000 Dollars | Of 10000, .
OF 10000, 2 of 1900, 2 of 5000 , of $500, OF
. 33s 20 of 1000, 20 of 900, 30 OF 600, 40 OF
500, so of 300, 200 of 200, sc. IS number Lot
tery, ID drawn ballots. Tickets IS dollars;
halves So quarters 3 IS; eighlhs SIT. A
Certificate OF Package Of rs Whole Tickets
$50 dollars % halves &c. 20 quarters 45; 20
eighths D 50.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond.
FI Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
(cr smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the weekly enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing sent immediate
" after it is over to all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usuaD need moi be paid.
April %
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REMOVAL

MFRS. E. BRANNAN his removed her
W MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT TO
The store occupied BY George Reese, Esq, for
several years as Jewellery Store, doors
above the Mansion House, and Immediately op-
posile the Bell Tavern.
Mrs. B takes pleasure in announcing to tn
Ladies that she will open her Spring Fashions
on Tuesday The 25th inst.
April 2S-d&c2awlm
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NEW HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
j, SOllther Il Co.
Fashionable Hats.

This day received, another lot OF
@p these beautiful Beaver Hats, which
for beauty and s.vls Of finish, can
~ not be surpassed, il equalled, in The
city.
IF Gentlemen can find them at all times, at
r. NJ. ALIENS,
No. 90 Main Street, next store 10 jenkins.
MI, q
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CROGERY STORE

II The subscriber will continue The grocery
business at the old stand for the present on Cary
Street, between 9th and 10Th streets. where he will
be happy to furnish all his old friends and the
public with every variety in The grocery line.
May 4-c2aw2w JAMES B. FOSTER.
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IL. WOrsilan,
ERCHANT TAILOR

M = X Z II A MT T AILOR
ana Manufacturer OF euery description Of Fashion,
allie Cloiding,
No. l55 MAIN STREET,
COLLECTS The attention OF his customers,
~ friends and those visiting The city, TO the
most extensive assortment Of New and Fashion
able Goods, for Spring and Summer Wear, he
has ever offered for nsPecton--comprising En-
gish and French Cloths for Dress and Flock
Goats, Zephyr Cloths, Cashmeretts, Tweetls, &c,
for Business Goats, Cashmere in various new
styles, Silk, Satin, Marseilles and Chally Vest.
ings in great variety, which will be made up 10
order al The Stortes. notice, prices and in style
which cannot fail TO please.
April 6-d2awlm c8t
NEW HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
j. SOuther Il Co.,
lG2 Main ST., ne1l door 10 p. H. Taylor's Music
Saloon, opposite The Banks, Richmond Va,
Respectfully inform the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity, that they have this day
opened an extensive assortment of Hats aud Caps
usually found in our line, of The latest styles and
patterns. We are constantly receiving additions
TO our assortment, and shall continue 10 receive,
throughout The season, all the various qualities
adapted to the present and coming season. and re-
specially solicit the attention Of the trade 10 our
assortment OF Palm Leaf, Negro and Wool Hats.
Country traders will find it 10 their interest 10
call before purchasing elsewhere, as We manu-
facture our own hats; our facilities being such,
we are confident we can sell as low as the same
goods can be bought in the United States. BY
strict attention 10 the wants ofhe trade, We hope
TO meet the appreciation OF the public.
]. SOUTHES & CO.,
Hat and Cap Warehouse, wholesale and re-
TAIL l62 Main ST., Richmond Va. Mays
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office,
BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street.
PIENDID SCHEMES FOR NAV
10000 Dollars!


! have in my Office four Packages of Tick
cts in the following Scheme, and Package
may draw the first five Capitals, amounting 10
upwards of ll6 000 dollars. The ionr Packages
contain l04 Tickets, which, al twenty dollars
each is 5000 which | warrant to draw 1850 ;
making The risk only 500. Persons al y dis
lance, AS well as those .; our city, wishing To en-
gage in this money making Scheme, can DO SO
by making application by letter or otherwise at
LUCK'S OFFICE. Allcommunications eonf-
Dental and promptly auendeilo. A certificate Of
onr-iuurlh will be furnished tor 5000: o. one
eigh, for 800; OF one-six,een,h for $50; of one
thirly-seeond Tor as.
A Mammoth Scheme for the Dist May!
100000, 10000! $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 81, 1876 7snumbers,
Is drawn Grand Capitals: 60, 900 dollars, 80 0O0,
Of GOO, SC. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
tiers 5. a package Of wholcs cost S520-lcss the
price OF 3 tickets SG0-i60; which warrant TO
draw 1855. A Certificate of Wholes cost Dos 90;
halves l02 SO; quarters 81 25.
"A package oil tickets in this splendid LOTTERY, il
bought at Luck's Office may draw the first five
prizes, amounting 20 over one hundred and six
teen thousand dollars.
10000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 20, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 10, 1916. IS Nos. ID
drawn. Grand Capitals prize OF $4,000, TO-
600, 5000 1000, 5000, 1000, $500, l,27S, %
OF 900, 25 Of 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters SO. A certificate OF 25 wholes costs
ITO; IS halves SIS; 25 quarters 81 SO.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets,
the postage, as usual, need not be paid
The drawings sent when requested 10 all who
order from me. e. B. LUCK,
May Vender for D. Paine & Co.
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Thomas & Charles Ellis.

IMPORTERS or
Dry Coos, Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, &c.
No. LOG, MAIN STREET,
On Isl Floor, Dry Good, Foreign and Domestic
On ID Floor, Hardware, Foreign and Domestic
AT WHOLESALE.
TINE subscribers have received by various ar
i rivals iu!l stock Of both Fancy and Staple
Goods, suitable for the Spring Trade, TO which
they invite the attention Of merchants from the
country.
THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS.
March