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StrattOn's Office,

StrattOn'S OmCes
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE NTH
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,otng recetped cpery dry at o'clock, p. M.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Glass AZ, Oct 81
so IS 60 81 So 81 "a 40 sc 80 As 81 81
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 40. DC
lober 10:
SO l9 IS IA 8 81 SO IS 40 81 Cd l6 So 26.
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. s, October II:
, 10 As 81 8 G5 40 l6 46 40 10 "a rs Al.
Ticket Nos. AZ 40 65, Prize Of 200, sold
and naid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey, No. So, Oct 20lh
60 3 81 I So % 81 Is 81 AZ SO Is IA
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY MORNING-Leesburg, No. SO, to
be drawn in Petersburg. Capitals: $4,000 1000
S of 1000. &c. 10 Nos, and IA drawn. Tickets
3; halves so; quarters IS cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Monongali Lottery, No. 49, Ca
ptals: 1000 dollars, 1000, $40, &C., &c. IS
Nos. ID drawn Tickets l dollar; halves so
cents; quarters rs cents.
1000 DoLLARS 1000 DoLLARSll
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
81. Capitals 1000 dollars, 1000, GAO, &C.,
&c. rs Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets 81
halves so cents; quarters IS cents.
$4,000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass !, for ls46-to be
drawn on Saturday, October "a. Grand Scheme!
IS Nos. 10 drawn. Capitals: | Prize $4,000,
10000, 6OOO 1927, 5000, 40 OF 1000. so of 500,
&c. Tickets 10; halves s. quarters ? 3D.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly anendedto, anddrawings sent when re.
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Oct 10 Richmond. Va.
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W Orthanl's lDnIce,
MO. I, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.

Drawing receircd daiiy at IA O'Clock, P. M.
FOR THIS DAY.
Capital 81 600 Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Glass No. AZ. To be drawn al the Exchange al
S o'clock, P. NJ. rs Nos. and - drawn ballots.
Capitals "a, 600, 1000, $40, 459. of 300, OF
200 of $50, S of 1875, 10 OF 100, &c. Tickets
81; shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First-Splendid Scheme $4,000, CAPITAL
Alexandria Lottery, Glass J. IS No. Lottery,
and 70 drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000 10000,
600 500, 1927, 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF 1000,
SO OF 500, 60 OF 400, 63 OF 300, &c. Tickets $40;
halves and quarters in proportion.
Also.-Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. 81.
rs Nos. and II drawn ballots. Capitals 81 600,
900, $40 459, 2 of 300, 2 Of 300. S nl $50, 5
Of I25. 10 of 100, 20 of 80, &c. Tickets Sl;-
shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO he Drawn at Alexandria Soon,
October N-Alexandria LoiIely, Class l.
30 900 dollars, $4,000, 5000, $500, 1927, 5000,
40 prizes OF 1000, SO of 500, &c. Tickets 10.
October 3l-Ale1andria Lottery, Glass K
s35, 2e4, 10000, 5000, 4,000,l3, 900, 2435. 2 OF
1000, 3 of 500, of 1850, 25 OF 1000, &c
Tickets 10.
~ Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries
advertised by j. G. GREGORY Co, for sale on
The same terms al this ofhce.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each LOTTERY in proportion
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Oct % Richmond, We.
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Penifentiary OF Virginia.


TINE following articles are manufactured,
and Job Work done at this Institution, Tor
cash or on orders OF James c. Spots, General
Agent, al very low prices. TO wit
Kept on hand, or made TO order, boots, SHOES,
and brogues, of every description; wagon and cart
harness. machine bands, fremen's hose and buck
els, backsmilh's bellows, hair and moss matfass-
es, kersey clothing Of superior qualify Tor ser
wants; and taller work generally done to order.
Also, axes, broad-axes, halcheis, chiseiss'
gouees and oher edge tools, in which there Is
used Saundersons best double-refined cast seeli
chains, spikes and bolts made, and other black
smiths work done to order.
Burr mistones OF the bssl quality kept on hand
and made TO order.
Wagons, carts, drays wheclbaHows, wheat
fans, rerigeralors, meatsaies, washsands, tables,
desks and slraw.culters, kept ON hand and made
10 order. Cooper work also done 10 order.
Kerseys, linseys, oznaburgs, striped cottons,
counlerpanes and bags woven whole, kept on
hand and made to order
Negro clothing manufactured, wool cardedland
counter panes woven for customers.
A great variety OF The aforementioned articles
are on hand and for sale al The store oil The Gene
raj Agent in the city, No. 9, l4th street.
By order OF The Board,
CHARLES S. MORGAN,
Richmond, Ocl. 49, 1916. Superintendent
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PUBLIC SALE


IN ACCORDANCE with the last will and testament OF
James Carroll, deceased, we will offer al public sale,
ON the premises in WEDNESDAY, ihr 1lth November
nest. The Plantation Wherein the snid James Carroll
sided. This Farm IN the county Surfy. within six
miles of the Court House IL coDiaihs hve hundred and
eleven acies land, produces well, and has on u VI
1is,l enough Tor thirty barrels Of Brandy Inc bnin
so. NE a ilra. comfortable and convenient Dwelling,
and n necessary outhouses-many of the latter new.
.rhis Farm pn.scsses facilities To the Richmond and
,,of..lk markets, by means OF regular packets from
Enrwcis Ray, n iandin. on James River, about ten
miles fro; the Farni.l which offer great ndnccinent
10 purchasers Another nducement is TO be found in
Tie fac l. that The Shc oil chaitels will take place the
same day, giving the purchaser opportunity Of sup
plyH. himself with whatever he may lack for cnrryu g
~ Tie Farm An abundance Of mari may be- had on
the place. A. those disposed 10 purchase will eXa-
nine for themselves, IL liz thought Necessary 10 be
mere minute.
| The other Tract Of Land, which 1--WE will sell on
| MONDAY, the 10th OF The same month, the pre-
raises is in the county Of Southampton, within len
miles Of Jerusalem, and FIVE of ltlleiown II contains
sN hundred aud seventy-fve acres Of land, produces
wc!l and has OH il a good Orchard There Is some rich
law ground belonging Ia this Tract, tsnppnsed to he
| between and Two hundred arres,l which may be
into cultivation. and rendered very vSiuable
The uncrartd land is heavily tmbercd with Oak, offer
nr lumber cetterS an opportunity for speculation
The hndines are 4 Dwelling House. which, with some
repairs. may he made very comfortable, and the neces-
Sasy oullnuses. The situation ~ remarkably healthy
Tie purchaser will lee able TO supply himself with Corn
! sni Fodder the premises. Mr.. Kelvin, 1.-THE over
seer sill take great pleasure in showing The Farm
&C. Til" terms in each will be made accOmmoda-
,ns-Eond with security, and Deed Of Trust on the
10 I.t required. Any additional information In
regard Tie above, can be drained by addressing
George ". Carroll, Burwrs Ray, Isle OF Wight conn
/ ~ Virginia. THOMAS CARROLL,
GEORGE w. CARROLL,
\ Oct .3-cwjw Executors.
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SPLENDID SALE OF HORSES.
'sWO Stars for Sale

~ At Buckingham November Coun-STAR
,--SA or THE EAST and STAR OF THE
-lA- SOUTH
TrnMs:-one third cash, and the balance In one and
;wo yrars--Bnnds with approved security. There has
been lr Last Two yeasas accurate AZ can he guess
cd-l,0.n three five hundred offered to STAR
OF THE EAST--ahou, one hundred and forty one
hundred and fifty served. STAR OF THE SOUTH
did make n stand last year, on account Of the
ssIioh-s in enc .eg, The critical time Of The
hu; fine pIcodrd Horse in my opinion as the earth
produces.
STAR or THE EAST appears TO be known through
out The State and The middle States al tho Union, and
Viii make fortune, tho foundation for one any
where; Therefore persons al distance, and companies,
n.it-d 10 attend the sale. lie would be blessing
IN any community.
reicr-es on The day of sale. The South West, or
aBv ,yirre, j. The place for those Horses
%, the same day absautinl, lnll Hooded GELDlNG,
bsjf broi,srto STAR OF THE EAST, and sired by a
n,.- Archer Horse, and considered as fast horse,
from onr four miles, any on the continent Also
n very likely NEGRO NAN, and probably BLACK
SMITH iThese Horses ought not 10 touch mare for
les tl.au fifteen twenty dnIlats)-anc not travelled
n,,bot C. n. FONTAINE.
orr 93-ctus
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FALL SUPPLY

OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
T RESPECTFULLY INVITE the attention
i OF The public generally TO my large and well
assorted stock of articles in the above line, re-
Gently purchased by me atPhiade ph,a and ohef
lowest prices, for cash. embracing
Ladies Caters, half Caters and Caller Bus
kins
Ladies' morocco and kid Buskins and Ties,
double soles
Ladies morocco Slips ard Ties, handsome
and cheap
Misses Buskns, seal, morocco, &c.
Misses Slips Bootees and Caters
a complete assortment OF chiIdrens Shoes
Genilemen's Boots and Bootees, various styles
Servants Boo,ees, Brogans and Brogues
All OF which will be sold very low for cash.
E. NJ. LEONARD,
lla Main Street. door above Gay, Mathews &
70 Oct lT-3m
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF THAT vALU-
ABLE JANE. RIVER ESTATE, CALLED
WeStham.

IN MONDAY, the Goth instant, (October,l at IL
~ O'Clock on The premises, viii he sold without To-
serve, nine miles above the CITY Of Richmond the pro-
pefty OF The late Colonel John Amber, containing
about one thousand acres. v ith about Two hun
dred and sixty bushels Of wheat, seeded. Pos
session given tie nrst day Of January next and sold
IN three separate tracts First, all that portion tho
South side Of the road, mud bordering the river
prslng all the low LANDS, with ample wood land attach
ed, and the command of extensive power for
manufacturing mills, &c, With permanent DAM called
Boshers across the river position OF itself extremely
valuable. After which. will be- rod the low lands inc
North OF The road ~ t"o tracts, comprising consider
abe portion Of original iimbered land, we'll wooded
and very attractive from its ccnijguty the canal
plan OF the division may be The Office Of the sub
scrbers.
TEFas :-Oneihrd cash, the balance in and two
years credit bearing interest from the day Of sae for
satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes, and deed OF
trust on the property
Er BY request of the Lega.ees.
DUNLOP, MoNCERE & CO., Aucts.
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HHRJSTIEJS

Z ,;ureI hy The oprratIon OF Gavansm, when applied
4. Mot.-'s ieeeraphic invention, should satisfy the
mos, incsedulous as To its power when properly APP
hnnss n well AS The whole system Of those afflicted by
Rheumatism or any of The various death.like nervous
complaints by which the lives Of thousands were EN-
uttered IT'S power for good Is admitted BY me medGn
human system by means Of the Galyanic Rings, Belts
and Bands, and Traces invented by DR.. CHRISTIE, Is
he nns, improved and scientific form, being al once Inc
mos, and certain mode of obtaining It's Dehehls
For further particulars, advertisement In another
rau # this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application 10 the agentsfor this city, msssrs
pUviI. & PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main st., kich
mond, Va. VIC. -
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RONNETS- RIBBONS, &C.

w &E.P. CARPENTER & CO., No. |,
w Exchange Block, Fourteenth Street, eau
The attention OF buyers 10 their extensive STOCK OF
BONNETS, which is now complse in every de-
parlment. The assortment is much larger than
usual, and includes every variety OF fashionable
Goods.
RIBBONS-The largest assortment in the
State, of entirely new and rich patterns, in great
variety Of style and quality.
A full assortment of Flowers, Feathers, and
other Trimming Goods.
Also, Band Boxes, Dress Whalebone, &c.
Being Manufacturers, and dealing exclusive
" in the above Goods, gives US advantages not
possessed by other houses and enables US to offer
our Goods al prices which defy competition in any
market Oct 9-3m
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
NuarIes 4 MerWin

HAVE received a large LOT OF desirable DR. 7
IL GOODS from auction; amongst them will
be found Whitney and Rose Blankets, OF very su-
perior qualify; Dufil and Twilled Blankets
Male and Female Servants Clothing, gleat va,
riely, and very cheap with many other styles oil
goods, which makes our assortment very COM
plele Our customers, and the public, are most
respectfully invited 10 call and examine our Stock
before making the purchases. Terms cash.
Ocr. lin No. 229, Shockoe Hill
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COmmissiOn business.

TINE undersigned continues The business here
i lofore conducted by Mnge & Russell, on his
own account, and under The same style and firm,
and sol,c,ts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi assuring them OF
strict atlention TO their interests, and all the bene
fl OF len years experience in selling the staple OF
our State COLLIER III. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
r. Refers 10: Gen. John 81. Cooke, Edmund
Ruffn. Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian John Marshall, Or. John Minge,
and D. C. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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r AW NOTICE.-The subscribers have as
i socialed themselves as Partners in The prac-
Use of The Law, under the STYLE OF JOSEPH &
GEORGE S. FCQDA The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will attend The Superior and County Courts OF
Buckingham and Cumberland and The Superior
Court. of Albemarle and Flnvanna and The
later, who resides in Scousvile, Albemarle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts OF Albemarle, Fluyanna and Bnckins-
ham. Any business confded 10 Them will be
promptly attended to. JOS. FUQUA,.
Aug. l4-cwl0m GEO. :. FUQUA.
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THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

DIX GOUDS, HHHD " HHl 70 % I11fe .
No LOG Main STREET,
TTAVE in Store, and are now receiving, oy
IL the barque Phoenix and ship Harkaway,
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from Inc
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock oil
FANCY ami STAPLE GOODS, suitable for
The Fall trade, 10 which they invite the attention
of Merchants. These Goods have been purchased
al a great reduction from former prices, and VIII
he offered al a small advance. Sept I4-lI
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SANOS, SApSApARIIJa

This medicine has, by its own merits, established
high reputation, and continues meet with increased
favor daily. young gentleman OF our aequai ntancr
who has been for long time suffering from a scron-
inus humor, has been greatly benefited by using one or
bottles, and confident that, by continuing ~ use
for short time, will effect permanent cure. those
who are in any way afflicted with humots uieefs pull
monary complaints, or arrangement OF the digestive
organs, will find Immediate relief by using few bot
tie. Of this potent medicine.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, SEQ pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
p Prepared and sold by A. B: & D; SANDS, Drug
snld also nv pUVAL 4 PURCELL, Agents, Main
s,res, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price, 81 per ho'. or
six bottles for 3. oel. !!
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=. SOulher & Co.,

NJ A " . n = u e T. Il ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
- Are now receiving their FALL STOCK,
- and will continue 10 receive throughout The
season every variety found in our line OF HATS,
CAPS, NUTS aud UMBRELLAS, from The
Moleskin and Fur Hats, Of Leary & Co, Bebee
& Cesar and French patterns, Mapped, Brush,
Cashmere, Silk Angola Coney and Wool Hats,
of every style and descriptions also, Fnr, Plush,
Cloth, Silk, Velveleen, Glazed and Hair-seal
Caps, Muffs oil all prices Cotton and Silk Um-
brellas OF the usual grades, at prices and terms
which cannot fail TO suit. Being manufacturers Of
most OF The above, we fatter ourselves that our
terms cannot tail TO please. Country dealers, and
the trade, are respectfully requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere, al our warehouse, l62
Main street, nearly opposite the Banks.
Sent ~
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MERCHANDISE.
Ea.l,jomabIe Hats.

WOULD call The attention OF the retail trade
l to my large assormen, OF Fashionable Beaver
and Moleskin Hats, which, for beanly ana slyle
Of finish, cannot be surpassed in this Or any oner
market. Il. NJ. hLLEN, .,
Oct. 20 Fashionable Halter, No. 80 Main 81.
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WANTED.

/ A YOUNG MAN who has had some experience in
- lr:rhus school, wants a place The ensuing year,
lSi7l either in public private School. He pfoies
1 10 teach the English aid Latin Languages. Any
4 l.. MAY, Louisa Conrt House, Virginia.
ErftsgSoE William A. Gillespie, NJ D Charles
Il dickinson. ESQ., and Enos r. Gunter, ESQ, all Of
Louisa Can't House, Virginia. Oct. 23-clls
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w NTED

1 A Young MAN able 10 furnish testimonials Of abili-
y y and good moral character, who has the eape-
rrlce ui fonr teaching, wishes TO obtain siiu
alton as Teacher. lie feels himself qualified to teach
~ the branches II I.aiin and English; together with
Algebra and Geometry, mt only with satisfaction TO his
patrons and pupils, but with credit To himself. Amy
communication addressed A. r. q Paineville, Anne
la county. Virginia, viii meet with prompt attention.
Oct. .5-c9w a. b. T..
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AUCTION SALES.
by N. B. & G.. h. Hill, Aucts.
NEGROES

viii be sold by us, THIS MORNING, a, 10
oclock, two Negro Boys, 10 and II years old
Two Negro Girls, 9 and Is years old, and one
Negro Man - years old.
Oct Us N &C. B. HILL, Aucts
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N@ @H N99 -

NEW STEAWbUAI HND hHIL-hUHD
Line
TO BALTIMORE, VIA PINEY POINT.
TINE Public are hereby notified, that the above
i Line will be discontinued Tor The season al
Ter The 22d inst, but will be resumed early The
coming Spring, when il will be run iri-weekly
or daily, il lis patronage should justify II.
#. SHARP,
Oct. % Agent Transportation.
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DRIvATE BOARDING.-A few young
i ladies going 10 School, can be accommoda-
ted with Board al Mr.. D. NJ. Branch's. Resi-
dencs on franklin Street, in The house recently
occupied by DR.. w. S. Pluner.
Oct a-c&dtf
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FOR SALE OR LEASE, FOR A TERN Of YEARS
SDruill's Hotel.

Tine subscriber being determined 10 close bis hUs-
ness In thus place. oiier for sala lease MS well
known ard popular Hotel, IN The town of Weldon,
North Carolina, situated nj the Junction VI The VIII
mngton and Petersburg Railroads This House h9s
been the regular Smppr. house al the two Roads for
the last fvr or six years IL Is TOO well known 10
Quire further description and advertisement.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, or lrasr privately, by
letter addressed 10 the subscriber, VIII be promptly
swried. II not leased sold before The 18Th No.
venbrr next u Will then be put up al public sale.
Al tue same time, The Furniture OF said Hotel vii.
be sold AT public auction.
Terms made known on thu day OF sale, and easy to
the purchaser The House Is large and commodous.
Oct. e3-ctds Il. J. SPRUlLL.
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
TEGE

THE sick admitted into this Institution nj Tho
following charges, payable for the first week In
advance
White patients IS per week.
Colored patients 4 per week.
These charges include BOARD, Medical attendance :,
operations when required, nursing, medicines, ana
every necessary service.
Separate apartments assigned The different
classes of patients. Private be furnished nj
an additional charge of 50 per week. The Medical
under the charge Of three Of the Professor. Of
the College, for prescribed periods la rotation. The
Surgical cases committed Ia the Professor of Sur
gerry and the ob-t3rcai the Professor of Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit the lnsti.
tuition daily, and in cases of difficulty, the whole Col.
ege Faculty Is called consultations without ddionaI
expense to the patient.
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, win
please give a city reference
Oct 2j-cH =. NAUPIS President
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nor HIRE, Ely TOLER & CooK-Two
+ Men and Three Boys, for the balance Of
the year; also, Two Female Servants.
TOLER 4 COOK, Agents & Collectors,
Oc,9I Lisle's Row.
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine 4 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIE
RTrUMONn yIRGINTA

KICHMUNT', VIKGINIH.
TIVE attention Of Those who buy, and those who
J never bought before, Is called to the following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under the
management OF ID. PAINE & CO., Managers, for the
month OF November. The Tickets are received, and
Prizes can be had by sending orders 10
C. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,

MO. lot MAIN STREET, Rlchnt0Td, p1T-
IN gini0.
j. @. ORE ORY y CO., MANAGERS.
w. P. TURPIN, VENDER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1886.
Alexandria Lottery, Class for 1916, TO be drawn at
Alexandra, October 24th.
rs Number Loltrry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes
prize Of 100000 prize of s. $500
l2UOO 1000
6, Don 40 900
32N SO " $40
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. Certificates
OF Packages OF 25 Whoes SHOES halves S. 25 quar-
tiers 81 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass X, for 1886, to be drawn
at Alexandria, October 3lst
70 Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots
Prizes:- S3s, 294 10000, &c, &C., &c.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates OF
Packages of 10 Wholes $3.50; &c halves Is; 20 quar-.
tiers - so.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawingsfo for
warded, when requested, as soon ~ received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Sept. 26 w. P. TURPlN.
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FALL OPENING OF
PARIS MILLINERY.

Mis-. Z. FHILIF
DEGS leave 10 inform her customers and he
ID public generally, that on THIS DAY she will
open a rich and beautiful assortment OF
PARIS FALL MILLINERY,
At her Store, No. 25 Main street, Richmond.
Oct 10
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MR.. JOSEPH MICHARD, Professor of Mo-
lXl dcrn Languages, being disengaged in the
afternoon, would devote the hours from 10 3 o.
clock in giving Private Lessons. or instrucling
classes in French, Spanish and Italian. Persons
who may wan. Mr.. Ms services will please 10
leave their directions al Mrs. Gen. Carrington's,
conner Of 5lh and Cary streets. Oct. I5-2w