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Eagle Prize office.

Ne s 3 h4A -'@'" Street Opposite ne Old
Tor Friday, two Splendid Lolieries.-Grand
Capitals $4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000, ~ OF 900,
tc.-7s Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets ! dol
lars, halvcs2, quarters l.
Also the Dollar Lo;irry.-Capila 4 900 dol
Lars, &c, &c.--75 Nos, ID drawn ballo's.
For Saturday, fine Scheme. Capital G,000
dollars, &c. &c.-15 Nos, II drawn ballots.
Ticketso dollars, halve, /, quarters 81 cents.
For Saturday Evening, two LOTTERIES Grand
Capitals 1000 dollars, &c, &c.-75 Nos, ~
drawn ballots. Tickets dollars, halves ,, quar-
ters /.
Also, The Dollar Lottery. Capital 5000, &c,
&c.-GG Mos, I2drawn ballots. Tickets collar,
halves 50cens, quarters % ccns.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ,, TO be
drawn Saturday. January 10, Capitals OF
10000 dollars, 10000, so of | 500, &c. Tickets
10 dollars.
$4,000 Dollars - Ct lC,OOO Dollars u
Grant Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. :, 10 lie
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, January II.
Capitals 30 900 dollars 5 Of 10000, 5 Of 5000,
3 o. 6, 49, 100 Of 1000, 20 Of 600, so of 500,
&c, &c-amounting Il over one million OF dol!
lars Tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters
s. A package Of Ii whole Tickets will cost $3.50;
less the price Of 3 Tickets, SG0 which we warrant
% draw back $685. cost OF 4 certificate S222-
share, in proportion.
10000 Dollars, in Prizes of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. {, 10 be
drawn Saturday, January u. Capitals Gprizes
OF $4,000, 5000 3 OF 5000, 60 Of 600 SO of
100, 300 Of 200, &c.-75 Nos, - drawn. Tickets
10 dollars.
- Call or send 10 the All lucky Eagle Office,
il you wantio get prizes.
]. MOORE & co,
No. . Eas, Main street, opposite the Old Mar
kel, Richmond, w. Jan. !
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FEMALE SEMINARY.


1NE School my house, in The county If Gloucester
L under the direction of Miss Sarah II. Hubbard, i
operation, and viii continue until the lsi oil an
next, with the exception Of one week al Christmas
Miss n. taught al Mrs Wizards School Troy
New York, and teaches all the various lrnnches "i
English, French, Latin and Music on The Plan" ana
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught Tor the past year WIN inic
success having given great satisfaction Ia iai-c pat
rnnagr-and produces thr most satisfactory Testimonials
of her qualifications for all that she processes 10 teach
She has been engaged for the last four years III rarnlng
can therefore say she j. an experienced teacher.
We can accommodate five 6 SIX mere yning ladies'
than have with H"lrd, the following prices:
per month. $40 90
French or Latin, prr MONTH 90
Music, including The Of The Instrument, per
month, 30
Any person wishing information on This subject can
no doubt he furnished by enunifing OF The travelling
Preachers of HE Methodist T.. Church, as am k"@ntf
large portion Of them personally or ~ chaacirr. We
say To the public, that situation, r ea III, ~
not Ia he surpassed hy any place IN this state A. an
evidence of the fact, lie past year We had twenty i've
whites in family and not day from School was 10 I
by teacher or pupil
Letters addressed the subscriber, dire ted 10 lo
Court house, post paid, will be attended 10 pinc-
tually. JAMES BAYTUP.
Dec. 25-cf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EjDa3EeSG gssllliRsas,

AUCTIONEsRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bell Iarun, RieImo,.4, Iirsiaia.
EOR the purpose OF Conducting, in this city,
i general Auction and Commission business,
the undersigned haze associated themselves ia
co-Parlnership, and will commerce on the Isl OF
January next. Their assiduous attention will
be devoted 10 selling and hiring negroes, selling
Merchandise, Horses and Produce also 10
PLntdllon sales, and 10 selling Real Estate, ami
renting out Houses. They will collect bonds for
the hire Of negroes &c. The junior (Mr. P.)
has Lad considerable experience as an anoion
salesman. They ask The encouragement Of their
friends and the public-and indulge The hope,
that hy faithfully executing ION The most hLerai
terms) all business confded 10 them, 10 receive
liberal share OF il.
The business will be contacted under the Firm
of HODGES & PULLlAM. Office on Bell
Tavern Alley, opposite the Bell Tavern.
C. A. HODGES,
d. NJ. PULLlAM.
Dec IstI.
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yy.P. TsGl.piss 3 Lottery Office,

MO. lOa MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vr-
IL sin,a
Correspondents and others are requested TO no.
tice the annexed schedule OF Schemes 10 be dra wn
in The mouth 81 January; and when in search Of
PRIzE TIcEErS, be careful in all cases 10 address
orders 10 w. z. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR JANUARY, 1876
10000 30 900 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 2, 10 be drawn
al Alexandra, d. c., Saturday, January l0,h.
Capitals S30,O00 10000 10000, 5000, 1000,
5000, 1928, $500, % OF 1000, &c. rs Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 10 CO. A certificate OF pack
age costs $50 O0-Shares in proportion.
GaaHD SCHEME!
$4,000 Dollars i-25 000i-l5,0 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 3, 10 be drawn
in Alexandra, d C., on Saturday, January H..
Capitals: $4,000 5000, $4,000, l00U0 900n,
5000, 1000, 5,l72, 1000, $500, 20 OF 1000, 20
OF 1000, 20 Of 600, 10 OF 800, &c. IS Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets 49, a certificate oil package
costs Sl90-Shales in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No T. 10 lie drawn
nj Alexandra. ID. C., on Saturday, January "a.
Capitals $4,000, l2500 20 Of 1000, &c. IS
Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 10. A certificate costs
$50 00-Shares in proportion
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 5, 10 be drawn
at Alexandra, D G., on Saturday, January 81
Capitals: sa5,0J1, 10000 5000, 3,l77, 3,OOO
$500 1000, 40 OF / 800, &c. IS Nos. u drawn.
Tickets 10. A certificate costs $50 0O-Shares
in proportion.
Orders Tor Ticsels, received free rf Postage and
attended to by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
ler>chemes see daily advertisement. Address
Dee 20 w. p. TURPIN
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J.F. word, lottery VeIiier,

OPPOSITE tue EXCHANGE HorEL AND Posr
OOrricE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management Off q. Gregg
nv g. Co, on The same terms that they are sold al
The Managers Office.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JANU-
ARY-lS4G.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS,
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 2, to draw 10Th
January, 1916. IS Nos, Is drawn. Capitals
$4,000 dollars, 20,O9o 10000 COCO, 1000, 5000,
2,625, 500, % Of 600, &c. Tickets 10 dollars
\ certificate Of package Of 25 whole Tickets
costs 30 dollars shares in proportion.
Grand Schemel
$4,000 DOLLARS !-25, 900 !--l5,0G0,
Alex n,ria Lottery, Glass No 3, 10 draw Ia.
nnary IL, 1916. IS Nos, II drawn. Capitals:
80, 600 dollars, 25,O00 5000 10000, 1000, 5000
1000 SLIP, , Of 1000, 0! 2,jn0, 20 OF 1000,
20 OF 1000, % OF 600, 10 Of 800, &c. Tickets Is
dollars-shares in proportion a certificate ol
package Of 26 Tickets Costs 100 dolars-slales
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. !, 10 draw 2iih
January, 1916. - Nos, IL drawn Capitals:
10000 dollars 1880, 20 of 1000, &C. Tickets
10 dollars. a certificate OF package Of 25
Tickets costs $50 doliars-shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 5, 10 draw 3lst
January 1916 10 Nos, IL drawn. Capitals
IS 900 dollars, 10000, 5000 BIZ, 1900, $500,
1000, 40 Of 500, &c, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
4 certificate OF a package OF p Tickets costs
100 dollars-shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed to the undersign-
cd, always come safe. Please address
J. r. WORD, Richmond
s-r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerifi-
Gates of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing sent Immediate
Is after il is over to all who order from
Jan. ]. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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10000 DOLLARS in G prizes Of 1000,
C.. Esurruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
IN Richmond, Virginia.
Grand Scheme FIR January II 1916

Grand Scheme for January II, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS! OF 10000 DOLLARS !
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia Glass No 8 TO be drawn al Whining
ion. January II, lSiG Grand Scheme: grand
capital of $4,000, 5 of 10000, 5 OF 5000, 3 Of
3.I26 100 of 900, &c. II drawn Nos. out Of
10. Whole Tickets 20; halves 10; quarters s.
Cos, of package of III Whole Tickets $3.50;
which must draw back in small prizes, nett, BIS;
therefore. certificate OF 2G whole tickets will be
sent for 222; shares in proportion.
In this Magnificent Scheme there are 16,01G
Tickets, which comprise 1926 packages in The
whole scheme. The advenurer, therefore, who
purchases by The package, has one chance in 26G
Of drawing either the grand capital OF $50 900,
or a $1,000, or 5000, or 1896; or one chance
in % OF drawing either 1000 or 3, l26, or a
5000 or 10000 or The Grand Capita OF 30, 900
Dollars
For January 2i,h, lSiG.
6 Of 10000 DOLLARS! 20 oi 1000 DOLLS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. A. 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Jan. "a, 1916. IS No.
Lottery, 10 drawn ballots. Capitals: prizes of
Sl0 600 Of 600 $500, $500, son, 20 OF 600,
&c Whole Tickets 10; halves ); quarters , so.
A certificate OF package Of - Whole Tickets
will be sent for SlO9 SO.
IT Orlers for Certificates Of Packages or Sin
gle Tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash
or prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt
attention, and the drawing forwarded Immediate
" 10 all who order from c. BURRuSS.
Dec. 27 Richmond, Va.
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pIREI.INGS WANTED.

I'VE shall want 10 hire for the ensuing year, large
o,s tana,,men,s connected with Coal Mining opera
lions Liberal prices will ba allowed, especially for
sncb as nre employed under grnund-and payments
made quarterly. ..,.,,, 80,
nrovidad for-ond our Hospital arrangements secure 10
Them ali necessary attention aud diet while sick The
nrigbborhood ia remarkably healthy, nnd the occpa-
,on with very little danger, as ANY be readily
inferred rrou The fact lht among hundred hands,
constantly employed b, during the current year there
has not occurred single death, either rom accident or
disease-nor Indeed, fracture, disocao'' or o'hsr
permanent injury. c,v
Application may be made at our Coal Yard, opposite
Rocketls-at the stone HENCE Mines, in Chesterfield
county-or by letter. addressed 10 tne Hmmnoha rost
Office. JUN :. ~ - q ~
Stone HENCE Mines, Dec. 5, lsi5.-eh
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II III II A II IL f.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 9th.

FRIDAY EVENING, January 9th
Third Night Of The Grand Patriotic Drama of
PW n a lil
Mr.. PRESTON who has been engaged, with
his celebrated Horse, Black Vultre, will perform
the part OF Major ISRAEL PUTNAM.
Mr. JAMESON, who has been re-engaged for
the occasion, will perform The part of the Indian
Chief POTAMACO.
Talbot, the Renegade MIR E. Thompson
General George Washington, Mr.. Dawes.
Lord CORVALLIS, MIR. Hunley.
JededIah. Yankee Captain, Mr.. Forrest.
Kate Putnam, Mrs. Potter.
Narrasattah, Mrs. Forrest.
All The other characters by The entire strength of
the Company, which is talented and respectable
and every way worthy OF the patronage of an
enlightened community.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORY.

n HE subscribers, under the firm of CARDWELL 4
! WILSON, have opened Shop on tenth, between
Main aud Cary Streets for the manufacture and sar Of
Agricultural Impements-snrh rs Plouehs. Cultivat"rs
Hauows Cculters, Horse Powers, Thrasliing Machines
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters &c, &C.; to-
gether with Flattehing PRESSES and Tobarca Work OF
all kinds and they hop. by strict attention 10 business
and The chara al their work 10 merit and receive
share of pubc patronage. All ard. executed ih
despatch, and accommodating terms; aud they aSn
and keep good assortment Of Brookr'-
Fans and will sell at reduced prices. Those in want n
work or any repairing OF The ahove description
specially invited favor with CALL If they want
10 save ten per cent. on The irchase.
Ian, o-ci;m CARDWELL & WILSON.
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Sfratson's Office,

MO. 5, SOUTH Our TIE Z " tn
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining receircd crsrv den al o'cioek, II. N.
1000 Dollars = 900 Dollars
Friday--Mononsal Lottery, Glass 2. Ca
pitals: 1000 dollars, 900, Geo, 300 &c, SC. 10
Nos, Is drawn. Wholes, %; hal"es 80 cts;
quarters % c.
1900 Dollars 500 Dcllars!
Saulday-Aiexandra Lottery, Extra, Glass
s. Capitals $500 dollars, $500, sos, 5 Of
1000. &c. 10 Nos, Il drawn. Wholes s. 80;
halves %; quarters, Gas cents.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Monday Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class
}. Capitals: 100000, 10000. 10000, 5000, go,
5000, % OF 900, &c. IS Nos, - drawn
Wholes 10 dollars; halves, 5; quarters, 30
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
aues,ed. Please address orders to
~ STRATTON,
Jan. S Richmond. Va.
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CO-l'arsnership.
GROCERY AND COMMITS SION
BUSINESS

GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
T,uE subscribers, THOMAS l.. g. MAS
i SENA BEAZLEY, having associated
themselves together Tor The purpose of conduct
ing The Grocery and Commissions Business, have
taken The house recently occupied by Messrs.
Brown & Tucker, corner of 9Th and Cary Sis,
Immediately below the Basin.
They are now receiving, and will in few days
b. able 10 offer general and welIselecicd assert,
lnenl OF Groceries, which, for cash or city accep
tances, will be offered al small advances. They
will also pay strict attention 10 IN, sale Of all
Consisnments, pedeins their best etlorts in every
instance 10 obtain the highest market price. On
produce actually in hand, The usual cash advan-
ces will be made.
THOMAS L. BEAZLEY,
MASSENA BEAZLEY.
Jan. 7-cw4w
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A SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG LADY, a native of Virginia, who has had
n some experience in The instruction OF YOUTH Wish
s to procure situation for the present year as Ieace
in private family or Academy. She WIN leaeh an me
branches Of thorough English Education, WIN Needle
Work Of various kinds, such as einbro'defy IN wors
Any communication, addressed TO Miss X. W. h.
Sparta, Caroline county, will meet WIN immediate at
tention. .
saml. p. Ryiand, ESQ.,, King & Queen Mrs. aannal
@. Broaddus, Caroline. jan e-eu
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
SALE

FENlIlS celebrated Stone, never-iaing pre-.
i ventiyc Of Hydrophoba and an eiieclnal
cure iot the bites OF venomous snaEcs, spiders.
&c. is offered iur sale privately by The subscriber
IL is believed that money can he invested in i"
more profitable mamie; than in Tie purchase OF
this Stone, as il may nov be bought iGr ono-hait
Of the amount il has yia!Gei in one year 10 its
former proprie,ors. Ii not >c!t privately before
that time i, will be sold at public auction On lie
III MONDAY in January $50 Chat heing
Caroline Court day at The Bowling Green, the
county seat OF Caroline county.
TgRMs-Siy months credit. the purchaser Civ
ins bond with approved security.
a. BROADDUS, Jr., Agent
Nnv S-ct,ls for Samu,I anderson
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GRIST AND SAW MILL, IN HANOVER,


FOR SALE.
DY virtue Of decree of The County Cuuu
ID OF Hanover, pronounced On The 2Sth day
OF November, 1915, in the cause OF Melons
Guardian against Melton and Others, shall, as
Special Commissioner, appointed Tor the purpose,
proceed on Tuesday, the 30th OF December, 1915,
il fair, if not The next fair day thereafter. 10 SELL
TO The highest bidder, on The premises the Gri>
and Saw Mill, with the Land attached thereto,
belonging to the Estate OF Z. I. Mellon, decd.
The above property lies in the lower end of the
county OF Hanover, two miles hclaw Cold Har.
boris located on an excellent branch OF the
Chickahominy-an well situated to secure GUS
tom for both Mills. The Saw Mi is new.
TERMS or SaLg-One.thir Of the purchase
money will be required in cash, the remainder in
,wo equal inslalmenls OF four and eight months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved Sc
curly for the credit paymen,s-the title 10 the
said properly 10 lie retained Till the whole Of the
purchase money be pail.
WIN. T. n. POLLARD, Com'r
P. S. The above named properly not having
been sold on The day appointed, the same will be
again offered for sale on The premises on the same
terms, on Saturday, The 9th January, 1916, it
fair, otherwise, the first fair day thereafter, (Sun
day. excepled.) WIN. t. II. POLLARD,
Jan. G-c,ds Commissioner.
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RICHMOND, Va.
TOHN NJ. GREGORY < JOHN Q. STEGER
y have this day associated themselves in The
practice OF Law. Thcy will continue 10 attend
all The courts held in the city Of Richmond, and
the counties Of Iicnrico and Powhatan.
Their office Ohe same which has been oc.
cupied by John NJ. Gregory for several year,
past) is on Main Street, over the Seed and As
ricuIlural Store OF VIM Palmer Jan 2-dlm
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TRUSTEES SALE

THE Land heretofore frequently advertised Is me- and
i v hck Spencer Brown, E,'I, now resides, run
tanning six hundred aud forty acres, lying Wilis's
River, and within three miles Of Cara IN the county NJ
Cumberland, will positively he sold 10 the highest hid
der, in front of Cumberland Court House, the fist
day Of the Court of said county The terms v I'll
be accommodating and The creditors Interested III said
sale are particularly requested 10 attend
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S,
Jan 9-cW.Iw Trustee.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY

y
ssY virtue of deed III trust r,ecu,sd hy thrrr E1-
- bn-0n. which bears date The 18th DAY al Novri
her, The lsi2. and has been duly admitted L.
cord tie undersigned wil prc,rrt, on saurdav, the tih
day al December l. Is, NJ ~ O'Clock precisely al The
Tavern of Col. Charles L. Gnodai, IN the conniy al
Hanover, Ia sr. by public auctnn, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. the plantations, in the county OF Hanover,
called COLES HILL, now III The occupancy Of nTs.
MARY Cole taeed about 7O) who has lie interest ~
H. Tho planttiun c"lain- 40 acres Of land and viii
be sold for such, mnrr csS j. ui HE -h quality Of
land. in The neishborhood aud is 10 an rsCeiirt neigh
hoi hood, and u entirely healthy
IL IS situated on TIE South AuHa vrr. about &c miles
from The city &c Richmond. ard about 10 miles tom the
residence Of Col. Gooaa and about Is mrs from 1ay
lorsvil!r the Fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sod subject 10 the life estate al
Mrs Coles. AMI without warranty cf any kinistlil the
title Is believed to be perfectly good.
Nov. 1-ctds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
8J- POSTPONEMEST.--In c"nst gUentr Of The IN.
crmency 81 the weather, th- above sale is postponed
Until The l4th day Of Janusry. 40.
Dec. lC-ctds JAMES LYONS, Tns;rr.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
NEW YORK Tuesday NJ

correspondence VI ttic Il dtIlul
NEW YORK, Tuesday, P. NJ.
The Cotton market remains perfectly inactive,
The demand being confined 10 The demand OF spin
ners.
Flour isdul Genesee and Ohio, &c. is freely
offered at 1854 without finding buyers less
would be accepted should shippers appear in
market Mixed brands OF Georgetown, Baltimore,
sc. are held a, 5,75, and good brands at 5,s7s.-
All The Brandywine in market limited al + -
5000 bushels Southern old corn sold al 20 els
and 5000 bushels al 81 80 cts, both weight
400 do New Jersey - cts
1900 bbls. Jersey Corn Meal were taken for
export at s. Small lois are selling al IL! a 4 a5.
700 casks Cheese were taken for export, and Two
lois OF 800 boxes each al II cts.
so bbls. Whiskey brought % els. SO drudge
casks Is cts
Provisions generally are inactive but prices
are very firm.
Sugars are rather heavy, but no further decline
has taken place.
Stocks have a downward tendency. Money
in demand, al per cent. per month Exchanges
dull. London 1854 a 1851 Paris 5,2Gi.
BOSTON MARKET, January 5.
FLouR-The market is very languid to-day,
and sales confined 10 the usual demand for con-
sumption lot 81 200 barrels Ohio sold at s.
IS per barrel. cash.
GRaiN-Nolhing doing beyond the actual
wants oil the trade; yellow fla; Corn 1t a IT, and
white "a a IS cents per bushel a cargo Southern
Oats, by auction brought i3 cents per bushel.
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LOTTERIES.
Es0yt's Prize Office,
ITO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND,
Syltaaid Lotteries fm Lnuayv, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS!

IN VIRGINIA.
Splealid Lotteries for .Tinua,y, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class NJ. >, 10 draw Janu-
ary II. Capitals $4,000, 25GGO, l5,o01, IN.
UpO. 5000 5000, 7,Oa, 5,72 ? OF 4,O1o, or
= $40, 20 OF geo, % OF | 600, Sc. Tickets only
Is dollars. - Nos, II drawn ballots. a cer;-
fcalc Of a package only 100 do!aIs-siilres in
PREPARATION.
50 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery Class No. 4, 10 be drawn
January 81, 1916. Capitals: $4,000, 1880, 20
of 1000, &c. IS Nus., II drawn ballots. Tick
cts 10; Certificate Of Package 100 shares in
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 5, 10 be drawn
Sa u,ay. January 3ls,, 1916 Capitals: $4,000,
1000. 5000, 3,l77, 300, $500, 1000, 40 Of
1900. Sc IS i,os., u drawn ballots. Tickets
$40. a Certificate Of Package l3O-shares in
proportion.
Is. Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G.. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promp,ness; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested 10 all who order of
Dec. d D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond
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EDIIcATI0N

4 YOUNG MAN, who has been educated in Vire
N MA offers his services the present year Teacher
lie would prefer In situation above tide water,
in of the upper counties o this State, hut would not
object to residing in any healthy section of tins his
tive State lie as heen engaged for several successive
years in teaching the English, Latin and Greek LangGa
ses and has testimonials nf cd moral character and
competency TO give instruction In ihuse languages
Letters, directed TO X II. X Turner'S Store, Caro-
hne county, Va will meet with prompt attention..
In 4
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
e.. Russell Bigger & Go.

A GENTS for the Managers, CD. Paine g.
n Co.'S Richmond Va.
BIGGER 6 co. present 10 their numerous
correspondents throughout the United States the
following Grand Schemes. They are we'll wor-
thy The attention Of those in search Of fortune,
which, TO secure, you should be particular 10 adj
dress The great prize sellers and prompt payers,
L. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co,
Richmond, Va.
10000 Doars-l0 Of | 800 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 80. :, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, January 10, 1916 Grand
Capitals: Of $4,000, 10000 & l97. 1000, $500,
. .000 80 OF 500, so Of 300, &c. Tickets $40;
halves s. quarters 2 80
Another Of Bigger & CTS Fzrriies!
$4,000 DOLLARS!-5 OF 10000 IS OF 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. g. 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, Jan II, lSiG.