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must place themselves, by The appointed time, in
one OF the appointed classes and are 10 be subjected
to restrictive measures.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon, jane 9.-The Insurrectionary Junlos
have almost all laid down their arms, expressing
their satisfaction with the general measures oil the
new administration
ITALY.
Milan, June M.-His holiness Pope Gregg.
ry The 10th, departed this life on The Isl insl.-
he had been indisposed during the last week Of
May, but on the 2Slh or 29lh Of that month he
was believed by his physician perfectly recover
ed. His death was sudden, and may possibly
give rise 10 similar rumors as followed the de-
cease OF several OF his predecessors. He was
in the cigh,y-first year of his age, having been
born in the year l7G5. In ordinary times The de-
cease OF Pope would not occasion any sensa.
tbn in the political world, but such is not the
case in The present instance. Pope Gregory the
10th was good, kind benevolent man, sincere
in his religious principles, and more tolerant than
most others who had the held the keys OF ST.
Peter.
The member Of the Sacred College mostlikely
10 succeed Pope Gregory is The Cardinal Fran
zoni, President Of The Congregation of the Prop.
pagandi. He is, however, considered friendly 10
The Jesuits, and will be OF course iercely opposed
by France. Cardinal Franzoni was born at &C.
noa, at the 10Th Of December, ITS and is, Of
course, in the 7lsl year Of his age. Cardinal
Acton might not imprubably be selected, and
would, in that case, be only The second English
man that has ever held The Papal dignity. GIea.
agitation continues 10 prevail in different paris Of
the country, especially in the Papal States, and il
is TO be feared that outbreaks will ,ake'place.
MARKETS.
CorToN MARKET, June l2ih 10 l8lh.-There
has been a moderate and steady demand for cotton
since the 18th instant. The accounts per The Bri-
tannia, showing an increase In receipts. al Anne
rican ports, caused holders 10 offer their stocks
more freely, and sales have been made al a con-
cession OF id per pound, particularly the lower
and middlins. The sales On The 18th were 5000
bales 10 trade. The market on the 10Th was fiat
sales 1 900 bales On The l7ih 5000 bales were
sold, among which were 5000 Egyptian, chiefly
al 5! 5.d.-a few as high as id. A few Per-
namhuco al 81; 200 Surat at Sd. 10 Sd; Ameri-
can I'D. to sgd. To-day the sales reached 4, 600
bales, including 200 for export The total sales
from The 18th 10 the 18th inclusive, amount 10
$500 bales, OF which Spectators and exporters
took portion.
PRovIsioSs.-During the last few weeks there
has been much more business done in the pro-
duce market, and prices previously established
are sustained.
ToBAcco.-The sales since the beginning ofthe
month are about 500 hogsheads tobacco, consist
ing partly OF Western leaf and strips, with few
Virginia stems-lhe former taken by the trade
the latter for Ireland. Prices remain unchanged
All descriptions are easy, except Virginia, which
are firm.
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,.:4piSJgE5N
THE VITAL FLUID.

PHILOSOPHERS have for ages speculated
/ on that mysterious power whose action is
The result OF animal lie, and whose absence
causes physical death. These spcculations have
onlv resulted in ianciu theories, always OF more
ingenuity than utility. Modern science, howev-
er, brought to lsh. the agency called Galvanisln,
which subsequent investigation proved 10 be iten-
teal with the Nervous Fiud-ihe mysterious
link whereby We are enabled TO continue our ter
rcstrial existence. Many diseases to which The
human frame is subject depend entirely on The
absence of this mysterious power. These are
generally termed Nervous Complaints, and i, is
diseases Of this nature especially that CHRIsTIEs
GALyASic RINGS and MAGNETIC FLulD are de-
signed 10 cure. The Galvanic Belts, Bracelets,
Strengthening Plasters, are notifications Of The
invention adapted for mere chronic cases.
For further particulars, see advertisement IN
another part Of This paper Explanatory pamph-
lets may lie had gratis, ty aPnica'Ion 10 n,i Inc
agents for this city, Messrs. DueAL q Io w
CELL, Druggists, l47 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
july
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AUCTION SALES.
ByInlocs q Brother.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER Dl

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT.
by virtue of decree of the Superior Court oil
- Chancery, for The Richmond Circuit, daled
March 9Th, 1915, and June l7h 1915 i shall
(as special Commissioner proceed to sell on
FRIDAY, July 3ls, at - o'clock, on the pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, the Real Estate in
the City of Richmond, OF which Ann add died
seized, consisting OF House and Lot on the
South side OF the Basin, known as the "Home
House." formerly occupied by Thomas Ladd;
also, her interest in the Lumber House, now in
the occupancy oi d. VI. Branch as a Tobacco
Factory.
The interest in The Lumber House is one fourth
and il is believed The other owners will sell at 4
reasonable price.
TERMs:-Cash sufficient 10 deiray all costs and
charges balance in equal insialmenls, upon a
credit of one, two and three years; the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds with good security,
and title withheld until The purchase money be
fully paid and conveyance directed BY the
Chancery Court.
NATHL. c. CRENSIIAW, Comr.
e Sale conducted by INLogs s. BROTHER,
Auctioneers. july ,
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Tickets $40; halves 8; quarters g. package Of IS
Wholes costs S276; warranted 10 draw l2a ~, risk
l53 60-shares in proportion.
Persons ordering by the package IN any OF the above
can deduct the price Of three tickets. have every day
lotteries from To 20 dollars aud when remittance Is
made TO me, large small, Will always invest III the
most popular Lotteries on hand The drawings sent,
when requested. Ia all who order from The cash
for all Capitals be had, usual at sight. On all
letters enclosing cash prize tickets the postage need
moi be paid The tickets III the above Lotteries are re-
ceivci, and all orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the most
prompt and confidential attention.
Persons from The country, visiting the city should bear
in mind that all prizes in The hands Of LUCK.
June ~ &. Is. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL In STAUNTON

THE next session If This School will commence On
4 the 18th If August, and terminate the 18th Of June
following The subscriber Intends 10 locate his School
and residence short distance out of town III \ delight
full g,uve thus presenting an additional inducemcnt Ia
parents and guardians to ratronise him. The pupils
will not he allowed contract debts except
t.n request of the parent and their peck money
he placed in the hands Of Tie teacher be disbnrsrd
them al his discretion, the wish Of the parent. Ma
pupil will be allowed 10 board out Of the family of the
subscriber except with relation, and will be Ia
ken for shorter time than ten months, without spe-
cial agreement.
TERMS-Fnr Board aHd Tuition, per half session OF
five months $50, payable IN advance.
ISy Address The subscriber al Stanton, pest pad.
July 7-caaw3w&lawtf PIKE POWERS
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MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.

IN Richmond, Virginia.
10000 Dolarsl 100000! GoOO!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class %, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, July II, 1876 at Whining
ton, Del. - Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
Prize OF 10000 dollars, 10000 G,0O0, 1000,
300, 10 Of 800, 10 Of 600, 10 Of 400 &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. A cerli-
iicale OF Whclcs costs S92 50; halves Az 25.
quarters % II.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs ID. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdenlaly attended To, and the
drawings sent when requested, il addressedto
c. BURRUSS,
June 30 Richmond Va.
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Tickets sl2. halves 6, quarters 3.
package Of III WhoIrs costs $780, warranted TO
draw l22 10; risk 1853 60-shares in proportion
" We have every day Lotteries from To Sa0, and
when remittance is made to Ms, large or small, We
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, to all
who order fiom us. The cash for NIL Capitals be
had, usual, At sight. On all letters enclosing cash
prize tickets the postage need not be paid. Tn.
Tickets in the above Lotteries are received and all or
ders addressed TO lis will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE 4 CO.,
Inn. III M,nagars p,chmopd yircin;,
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FAMILY GROCERY.
ESelNGYai.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and The public that he has removed his Gro.
Gerry Store 10 The granite front building on The
South corner OF Main and 9Th streets, recently
occupied as coach mandatory, BY Mr.. James
Bosher, where he is prepared 10 offer 10 his
friends and the public generally large and
well selected assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERES, which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. lie begs leave 10 say 10 his Coun-
try friends, that he will sell on The usual Com
mission all kinds OF Produce that hey may con-
fde 10 his care WM. w. DABNEY,
Corner of Main and 9Th streets.
I,no Dan
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MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &

M ANAGERS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
llI CO., Richmond, Virginia.
For this Evenine-Capilas sa5,ooo, 1000, 1000,
$500, 1000, ,a47, Of 300, OF ,Uco, &C. IS Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets S.
Also 5000, 1000, 1876 80, $50, 10 of 400, &C. 70
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81 50.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l30
AZ 81 81 a5 % IL 10 - II "A -.
Half Ticket Nos. % IL IL, $3.50, sold and paid by
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomokc Lottery, Class l3
2G % ~ 20 ~ - / "a 46 - ID . 90 7.
Drawn Nos. If Delaware Lottery. Class l57
~ 80 - 81 10 - IL IL = Is Is % % -.
Drawn Nos. Of pukomokc Lottery, Class l:i2:
81 81 6. Al 90 70 ~ 81 - ,. g. IL.
Drawn Nos u( Delaware Lottery, Class 1879:
&c AZ IT, At ~ III 5 u I'll Is.
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gFJOHN N. VAN-LEW will continue the
Hardware Business at The old stand, No. 10,
West Main street, and will al all times be happy
10 wait upon The patrons OF the old concern, and
the public july l-d2W
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine & Co.,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
'INHE attention of adyeniuIers Is requested TO the
GRIND Schemes for July. FORTUNES HOME
still teens with prizes and those in want of prize tick
cts, through which fortune may be realized, should
address their orders Ia Z. w. PURCELL,
AGENT for u. PAINE & CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
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In Baltimore and Philadelphia, on the 4ih, the
heavy rains spoilt ''he fun"

In Baltimore and Philadelphia, on the 18th, the
heavy rains spot "lhe fun"
The Stale Democratic Convention in Maine
have nominated John w. Dana as the candidate
for Governor. Samuel Wells, Nathan Clifford
and Theodore ingalls, were in nomination. Mr.
ID. is said 10 be man of superior talents. rare
good sense, and genuine Democratic principles
and popular throughout the Stale.
THE MEXICAN STEAMERS.-TheN New
York Express says: ave learn from Mr.. Nc
Farland, who came passenger in the brig Poland,
from Havana, that the Mexican steamers are
preparing 10 depart for England, in order 10 I'M
deTgo repairs-bu are unable 10 90 al present.
being in want OF officers and men. The Cover
nor OF Cuba had ordered them 10 take out their
guns previous 10 their departure"
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.-His
Honor the Mayor (says the New York News
has received the following letter from Gen. Tay-
lor. II is modest epistlc entirely characteristic
Of the gallant general. II will be noticed that nc
evades all mention OF himself:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Mata moras, Mexico, June 1t, 1916.
Sir: l have had the honor 10 receive your conn.,
municalon Of The Odd Of May, enclosing the re-
solutions ola large public meeting OF the citizens
OF New York, in one of which The meeting IS
pleased 10 reler, in complimentary terms, 10 the
services OF the army in this quarter.
need hardly say, thai ihy officers and soldiers
of the army OF occupation are deeply sensible Tor
this evidence Of sympathy and confidence from
The citizens OF New York While conscious that
they performed only their duty, in whatever pro-
iessional service they may have rendered 10 The
country they yet derive new confidence and new
strength from such manifestations OF approval
from the masses Of their fellow. citizens.
Please, Sir, To accept my thanks for the very
courteous terms in which you have communical-
ed The proceedings of the meeting.
| have The honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
Your humble servant,
H. TAYLOR,
B. B. Gen. u. S. a., Comd's.
To His Honor, A. II. MicKLE,
Mayor Civ ot New York.
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CADDIS Il. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office.

- EASEMENT ROOMS, Under The Eayie HOTEL Corner
- Of Main and 18Th Streets, Richmond, Ia.
"Lucks" 4 "Portunr"-lo realize which, beg leave
To call The attention Of all persons far and near the
following list pf prizes To be distributed shory-and
as all prizes in the hands Of "Luck," for the "a
pitfalls address your orders 10 &. Is. LUCK.
$4,000! 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2s, TO be
drawn at Wilmington Delaware, on Saturday, July H.
1916. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Capitals.
Prize Of 100000 / Prize of $4,000
+" 10000 10 : / 800
5000 10 s. 600
1000 10 400, &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves quarters so. certificate Of
. wholes costs S2 5O halves 81 rs; quarters - H.
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EsTSSOFryfIOM-

TINE Co.partnership oil VANLEW & HAIR
i RlS is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted 10 The concern are
respectfully solicited TO make immediate settle
ment with either CT the undersigned.
JOHN N. VAN-LEW,
GEORGE w. HARRIS.
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ucK's PRIZE oFFICE-Drawines received every
- evening AT O'Clock.
Two Schemes for This Evening.-Prizes: So, 900,
~ 1900 500, 2,o0O l,247, of 200, etc. IS Nos,
drawn Whoes $5-shares In proportion.
Also 8 900, 1000, 1886, of $780, 10 of 400, etc. 70
~, 10 drawn. Wholes g. 50-shares in proportion -
eioae al half past O'Clock this evening Prizes
aeht LUCK'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke, 1870:
To- - O. " IS % 3 Al 10 90 " II 70.
'"set, Nos p, prize of $500, sold and paid BY
LUCK.
40 Delaware Lottery, 1877:
" ~ 81 eo 80 As AZ IS Is GO % IS.
nc eo ~ rokomoke Lottery, 1871:
~ ~ ~ " " Is ! "a 4s % Is 9 60 7.
10 Delaware Lottery, l5s:
- II o. IS a 6s S Is 6l Is
Pokomoke Lottery, isa:
", 80 - o. a to 70 81 ST &c 50 Ct r,
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 A CO. 800, sold ana a. .,a ~
LUCK.
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FOR SALE.

BY GEO. w. ToLER,
m A house and lot in Manchester, occu-
ffSsA pied b. MIR. A. &. Kuhn, and owned by
sslnH Mrs Eliza w. Harris. The situation is
very desirable and retired; The house is a good
framed building; The out houses consist Of good
kitchen, smoke house and stable; well OF ex-
celent wafer in the yard, and has about two
acres Of land attached. Mrs. Harris has leil The
State, and is anxious 10 sell. The terms can be
made yerJ accommodating. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
July 7 ACT. and COR Lise's Row.
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- Number l.ot,ery-l3 Drawn l'llinfs
Tickets SO: halves :; quarters = So irilihcates Of
packages nf Is whole ticsets SlO; - halves 81 %
quarters y 80.
10000 DOLLARS, 100 Of 81 ,0cO.
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, FOR lci6, 10 he drawn on
Saturday, July 18th, 1916.
Scheme.
grand Capital of SCI, ono i prize of $1,000
/ nrize Of 10000 $3.50
5000 lUU prizes of 1000
&c &c. Sc
IS No. Lottery-2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so. Certificates OF
packages of - whole Tickets S2O; p halves 90; %
quarters 30.
81, 1914 DOLLARS, 100 prizes Of 81 ,000
Alexandra Lottery Class 30 for 1916 10 be drawn on
Saturday, the 18th July, ls46.
Splendid Scheme
prize Of S35,29l prize of s2,5Oo
10 nOO 100 900
5000 100 5u0
| 5000 &c. &c.
&c Number Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters So Certificates Of
packages Of 26 whole Tickets $780, &c halves 10; ~
quarters 80.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
Gates of Packages in the auve splendid Lotteries will
receive the prompt attention, and account Of
each drawing will he SENT when requested TO all who
order from Address
J.G. GREGORY & co, Managers,
June 81 Richmond, Virginia.
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IF. Word, Lottery Vendcr.

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND P'si
~ OFFICE, RrcHMosp, VrRcisa, seiis Tickets IN
all Lotteries under tile management oil > u gregory g
Co on the thai they are sold at the Mana
gers Office
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1916
Prizes of 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81 for 1916, to be drawn on
Saturday, July 18th, lslG.
pri7sof s 1890 PRIZE of s sgo
10000 - prizes of 1000
lO000 - " i0p
/ lO,uoO 200 2O0
1900 sc. &c.
n Drawn Nos out Of -.
Tickets sl0; halves 5: quarters 81. Certificates of
packages II x, whole Ticket, Sllo, IS halves S. IS
quarters % so.
10000 DOLLARS 100 Pdzes Of 81 900.
Alexandria Lottery Glass =, for lsi6, TO be drawn
on Saturday, July 18th, 1910,
! q I00AO o,50U
i 5000 100 prizes of 1900
IL Drawn Nos. out of IS.
Tickets sIO halves s; quarters So Certificates Of
packages OF IS whole Tickets sl2o; Is halves co. %
quarters 80
1921 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes of $1,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 90 for 1885, to be drawn on
Saturday, July 18th, 1916.
Capitals. E, soo
10000 100 prizes of 1000
: &c 0oo 100 500
COO &c. &C.
Is Drawn Nos cut Of g.
Tickets SO; halves s. quarters ao Ler.hca.es % =,
packages Of % whole Tickets $780, 70 halves 6o; IT
quarters so. ..
always ''''' j. +. WORD. Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets The post
| age (asiusual) need not be paid june =
/
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NTOTICE-Al meeting of the President and
IN Directors of the Louisa Railroad Company
at Louisa Courthouse, on the 18th day Of June,
1876, dividend OF three and half per cent. was
declared payable on the 18th day ofJuly, 1916, in
person or BY attorney. A. w. TALLEY,
July 7-d&cll5lhJ Treasurer.
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Divided into three prizes of SIS, 900 each.
Lowest No. Prize $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No 20, To he drawn
on Saturday, July IS, ei6, al Wilmington Delaware.
"a ms ID ,lralxn
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IS Number Lotleiy-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets stu; halves 5; quarters 50. CrrllhcaieS 81
packages OF - whole Tickets SilO % halves 50; %
quarters II So
30 600 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes Of 81 ,0Go
Alexandra Lottery Glass 90 for 1916, 10 be drawn OH
saturday, July 18th, 1876.
Capitals.
prize of s,o,OD0 prize Of s3,ooo
$4,000 100 prizes Of 1000
5000 &c &c.
~ Drawn Nos. out OF IS.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80. Certificates of
packages uf IS whole Tickets SlaO; p halves Co. %
quarters 3d.
b 1921 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes Of 81 ,Oo0
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30 for 1910, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, July 18th. 1915.
brilliant Scheme.
grand Capital Of S5529i prize Of 5000
prize of lOOnD lu0 prizes oil iouu
4 5000 100 9 500
&c. &c.
IS Number Lotiery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SO; halves s: quarters 50. Certificates oil
packages Of &c whole Tickets Sl2O; 10 halves 10; 20
quarters 80.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates oil
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries (or SMALLER
ones that are drawn every day in the week. enclosing
cash or prize Tickets, viii receive the most prompt Mt
tenton, and an Official account of each drawing sent
Immediately after IL is all who order from Turpin
Remittances received free c postage Drawings for
warded, when requested a soon rs received.
For smaller Schemes see daily advertisements
June 81 w. p. TURPIN.
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NOTICE

HEREBY forewarn all persons whatsoever from
trading for bond Of nine hundred aud forty -four
Glars and sixty eight cents, executed by the Valley
Turnpike Company TO me, and placed by me in The
sads Of ~. Faris Co., as collateral security, on the
Nth Of December, 1913. Said ]. ]. Fars 4 Co have
lop no right whatever TO said bond, having lone
0n,e settled The debt, for which it was placed will
ZEN as security, and having in my hands the written
:'eaise of Hogg, Wnitmorc &sCo, the same firm ~
louisville, dated 10Th of last December, to return sa
md TO me- which promise have in vain urged the par
te, TO PERFORM JOHN ROLLER.
lgly 3-coaw4W%
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2nnnnl S1n nnni

Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. -, to be
drawn on Saturday, July IL, 1876 at Wilmington, De-
laware. rs Nos, Is drawn.
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A GENTLEMAN and his LADY, o! expert
II ence in teaching and Of accredited ability,
to take charge OF Female School, established
nov five years, may obtain most desirable and
permanent situation by immediate application,
post paid, 10 DIR. IL. G. w. Darviiles, Dinwiddie,
Va. The gentleman will be expected 10 take
charge OF the Literary, and his lady the Musical
department, and commence or the Isl OF October
next April 2S-cwlt
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HOUND, A BREAST PIN, which the owner
r can gel by paying for this advertisement and
proving property. Apply at The Enquirer Office.
July 4-d2t
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Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates ct
parkages of IS whole Tickets Sll0 % halves So -
quarters % So
10000 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes OF 81 000.
Alexandra Lottery. Class as, for lsi6 10 be drawn on
Saturday, July 18th, 1896
grand Capital Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
/ nrize of 10 ono 100 +" $500
5000 100 prizes of 900
&c. &c.
rs No. Ioltery-la Drawn Ballots.
Tickets so: halves 5; guartrrs2 81. Certificates nf
packages OF - whole Tickets $40; - halves GO; %
quarters 80.
1894 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes of 81 .0C0.
Alexandria Lottery. Class %, for le4G, 10 be drawn
Saturday, July a5th, isi6
Scheme.
| prize of S35,29i . prizes of $4,000
10000 100 lD00
g 5OOO 100 500
5000 &c. &c.
~ No. Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so. Certificates Of
packages Of &c whole Tickets Sla0; 90 halves ~; 70
quarters 80.
Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by j. G. GRECO
nv & Co. constantly on hand. Orders, enclosing cash
nr prize tickets, attended 10 with pronpinrss and hr
drawings Of Lotteries sent, when requested 10 al no
order OF ID. VI. fiofI, hlohmonu.
Make remitiances Immediately if At distances u IN
June 81 ID. NJ. HOYT, No 3, Exchange.
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WINDOW GLASS.-A large and well
w assorted stock Of Window Glass, SIN
gle and double thickness, of the "Winsow, J"
"Mullca," "Mercer" and "Smih & Brown"
brands, constantly on hand; irregular sizes pro-
cured to order.
This Glass is uniformly we'll packed, and
opens with liue or no loss from breakagc. II
has been extensively used in this city, and gives
great satisfaction. For sale by
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Julv7 DRUGGISTS. l47 Main Street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHM OND.

No arrivals or departures. The recent rain
have produced quite hood in James river