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dissolution.

TIME firm Of J. 3. & w. FOSTER, Grocers,
Il is this day finally dissolved by mutual agree
ment between the undersigned-lhe firm having
been continued aller the death OF WIN. Foster by
his execurix and The surviving partner. All
parsons having claims asains, The said firm will
forthwith present them TO James B. Foster, and
those indebted will make payment 10 him.
JAMES B. FOSTER,
FRANCES +. FOSTER,
Execulrix
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STODART g. DUNHAM'S
Piano EGpfes


THE superiority OF these Instruments, overall
Il others manufactured in This country, is estab-
lishei beyond all doubt, By the following unsol-
cited testimonial Of the "Lion Pianist
CHARLEsro. HorEL, March 81, 1916.
c. & F.. Z,gbaus-
Gentlemen herewith take pleasure 10 testify
thai Messls SloGart Il Dunham's Factory (ot
New Yolk) Piano Fortes are Of superior quality,
and they are of soft and brilliant tone, and that
they are no; only through soltness and brlliancy,
but also through durability in Workmanship, supe-
ror 10 any Other mandatory
LEOPOLD DE MEYER.
We are exclusive agents for The sale of The
above Instruments, Tor The States Of Virginia and
Nonh Carolina. An extensive ASSORTMENT al
ways on hand.
NASH q WOODHOUSE, Richmond
And Z. p. NASH, Petersburg, Virginia.
Maya
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VARIABLE LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT 10 ihe provisions OF a Deed Of Trust
executed 10 Tie subscriber ON the l:rh day Of Feb
rnary. III the year leiI, by uragr H. Cantorn and OF
record in The CLERKS Office Of ny and Queen county,
shall proceed on TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of May nrai
le46l 10 expose Ia sale M pnDic auction 10 the hisl
rst bidder ior ready money, that very valuable ana
productive Farm on which said Hur:age II. Canihorn
nj present resides, lying IN King and Queen county
about ere mile ABOVE George X. Cartoons sto.c a:.i
supposed To contain five hundred and nine acres THIS
Farm Is situated In most healthy and agreeable neigh
borhood; has ON IL an abundance Of mari the finest Wa
ter most comfortable dwelling, and all necessary out
kors@s. and IL we'll adapted 10 the culture OF wheat,
and oats The title the land j. believed TO he
nnGuesonab!r; but, selling trustee shall convey
only such title a. !, vested by the Deed uf Trust
aforesaid. JAMES r. HOUsER
Anil lO-rwfIthMoy
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

w have frequently had occasion to call at
NV len'ion TO the virtues Of Sands Sarsapa-
una, preparation for cleansing the human sys-
uah lIom all diseases arising from impurities Of
a &c olood The experience of many respectable
pe.soas has proved the efficacy OF this medicine,
:, aal certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
!" make It desirable. Such combination Of
~s'uony, together with the reputation ofthe pro-
SS, . IS Sufficient guaranty to all who know
.u, OF us capabiliy OF performing all il profess
a., ~ curing the various diseases 10 which il is
'1sPed.-[Sat. Emporium.
nhsr particulars and conclusive evidence Of Is
Saaasd of the Proprietor. and their sssnts, gratis.
and sold Wholesale and retail, and for sx-
e. s'. Sy A B. SANDS & CO.. Druggists and Chem
Cs,ohs.aa Bu'ldines, No. Is Broadway, corner Of
spRcpY, sseet, New York; sold also by DUvAL L.
hte, =, H. Aeents, Main street, Rehmond, virginia
| - POI seseie. Or ssx bellies fo< s6. Apni1o
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VALUABLE Nh

AND DWELLING HOUSE tOR SALE.
TN pursuance OF decree Of the Cirrui, Supfriai
i Court OF Law md Chanctry eli Al6emarls county
prnGinced Ike 9Th of October, l3iS VIII offer foI
sale The premises, The highest bidder, on SATuR
DAY, the 10Th day OF MAY next, at l2 O'clock, NJ, ue
dwelling House and Land belonging 10 the Eatatr
the late Professor Emmett and situated IN The lmme dato
vicinity of The University Of Virginia.
The Tract Of Land consists OF about LOG acres, all
enclosed The House contains eight rooms, besides
four closets and gafret, and has attached 10 IL every
convenience required for a large family boarding
hOusr, including out houses and Vineyard Of excel
lent Grapes. There is good supply Of Water TN Tho
premises, convenient 10 the House, and lcr-housr
credit o.. one, TWO and three years viii he given,
the purchaser elvne bonds and approved personal
ry aud The title 10 The premises beng retained as ad
Liiioral security.
The title is believed 10 be unqursiionahle but acting
as Commissioner, shall sell such only By Ihe sail
decree am authorized 10 sell.
GESSEER HARRISON,
April l4-rids Gcmmis sionrr.
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Handsome Dress Roots.

NILES MAKE.
WE have just opened beautiful lol of Miles
w handsome Dress Boos-lhcy are some
thing cxtra-for sale by
April ls PUTNEY G. WATTS.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
.lcHMoNp, May 4.

Boa, John Randolph, VIM. T. Minor, with Gi
tons ,ndse. from Scoltsville, 10 R. Parrish.
Boa, Mary Ann, F. Cowell, with Is tons mdse.
from Columbia 10 L. w. Glazebrook.
CLEARED,
Boa, Breeze, E. Henry, with 8 tons mdse. from
30 Boa, Chas. NJ. Mitchell, D. Couch, with AL.
tons mdse. for New Canton, Sco,tsville, Towards
vile, Bent Creek and Lynchburg.
Boat Nanny Perkins, J. Cabsl, with l2i tons
md,s. for New Market.
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Richardson & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS

No: So, Main Street, Richmond, VirginiG,
HAVE received, by various arrivals, a
"A large stock OF entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortment this season OF FAN
CY ARTICLES for both ladies and gentlemen
suIpasses any they have heretofore had, and their
socS Of STAPLES will compare with any in
se civ
Merchants from the country are requested to
Famine the Goods, and are assured they are Of
sfe1 for sale on moderate terms.
March 21-cI0,&
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET

VALUABLE estate IN MARKET.
IN the 10Th day Of June next viii offer for sale AZ
~ puhlic auction my Estate III Nielsen county one Of
the most valuable properties IN that region Of country
IL is situated i've miles below The Court House, and
eight miles above New iurkct, the James River
Canal Tie Tract contains 9l-I acres, hal;
Of which is in wood remarkab, well tiIIbeTed, and
very large portion OF II fiji. Tobacco land any
that part Of the country. Most of tho c!eaiod land IN
good state of cultivation, having been improved BY
the Of plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably WELL being ~
level could be desired. with net hity asrcs On the
mountain SHE too steep for cultivation. There are
about ore hundred acres 81 Crrek and Branch Hats
most Of which are highly improved thaving bren KEPT
np AS tobacco los,) dapabi. nf being converted into
watced meadow. The whole land is well enclosed in
a good state o: Cullivnon-is pthir Of division
into three or four farms cac-we supplied with linn.
her, aud Astounding with line spinss Of running wa.ei
The improvements consist Of Overseer's House fur
rooms; Negro Cabins sufficient for The Accommodation
Of forty slaves; Granary, with Thrrshnc Machine
attached; Cribs, Stables and Tobacco Barns sufficient
To cure 1000 pounds Tobacco | will also sell, at
time and place, upwards of twenty likely Negroes
mostly young Men ana Women aso, all the stock ii
Horses, Cattle. sheep HOGS, iogothor with good
assortment OF Farming implements. Terms for the
whole will be made known on the DAY Of sale. Any
one DESTROYS, u tho mean tne OF having further pai
ilcnlarI, address we, Mr.. William Gordon, AZ
Scots Ferry, Albemarle county.
March 27-cds CHARLES COOKE.
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DICHMoND FREDERICKSBURG AND
n POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that dividend of3s per
cent. has been declared on The old stock and on
the first ten dollars per share of The new stock (cr
that portion not bearing INTEREST," for the last six
months, payable on and after The 18th inst al the
Mays CIV. MAcMURDO, Tres'r.
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Ma
e.. ssurruss's lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

MO. D SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
Another Grand Schcalc for 2la 1Iay
$4,000 DOLLARS 80, 000!l-l5,0O0!!
IS NUMBERS, Is DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass II, 10 be
drawn on Saturday. May 2st Grand Capitals:
500, 600, 10000, $4,000, $500, 1886, so OF 1000,
50 OF 500, so OF GOO, &c Tickets 90; halves 10;
quarters 5. A Certificate Of wholes costs 1905 ;
halves l02 50; quarters 81 25. A package OF
tickets in this splendid Lottery may draw the first
five prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt at
tention, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
April 70 Richmond Va
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TIME suhscIiber has formed co partnership
with Mr. MUNROE w. JONES Of Buck.
inebam COUNTY. The business will IN iuLnre be
conducted r1 nnder the firm OF DlBRELL &
JONES. They will make liberal advances on
nroduce in hand. Office in Front Building, near
Shockoe Warehouse R. H. L. DlBRELL.
MAY
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1sfr1Dtauoau1 l5Nqaafrer.
LOTTERIES.
Sflaiton,s Office.

S1hhsSGs
MO. 5, SOUTH 70 UR TEEN TIL
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
Fer selling prizes STRATroN's the man.
The 5000 Prize Paid
II Whole Ticket Nos. IL 81 ST, the Capital
Prize of 10 600 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lolle
~, NJ. l3, drawn The 23d March, and sold by
STRATTON 10 one Of his city patrons, has
since been presented and cashcd al STRAT.
TONS Prize Office
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass II,
May Cd:
46 81 A % 7 GA % 90 81 81 CO 81 &C Is
Tickets Nos. 90 81 46, prize Of 800,
!" Is 81 64, j prize of 200,
/" ID % e. prize Of l50
All sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, Glass 20, MAY ID:
II S &c IA 20 43 III II SO Is SIS 81 rs 6
Tickle, Nos. II 30 II, sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, Ex., l02, April %
40 10 66 8 So ; / Ga 80 SO 80 35 81 GO
Ticket Nos. 7 66 ~, another sold and paid BY
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery Glass 10,
May |:
60 80 81 80 10 So ) 10 IL % 46
:" 50 4s GO, Sold and paid i1, ay ,,..
I. 3 l3 46, STRATTON
I" SO 80 60,
schemes for the Week.
Drawing recetred epcTy dan al o'clock, r. NJ
10000 Dollars! 3 ol5,O 900 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures, Extra, No. I06 Capt.
tails: $4,000, of 5000 2of2 $500, Of l 900,
&C. 10 Nos, ID drawn. Wholes 5; halves 50;
quarters Is.
5000 Dollars $50 Dollars!
Weiuesday-Alexa ndria, Extra, l07. Capt.
tails: 5000, $50, 100, 49, 500. IS Nos, II
drawn. Wholes 50; halves 25; quarters &c.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Thursday-AlcIandria Extra, lOe Capitals:
30 900 dollars 10000, 5000, 10 OF 1000, &c
- Nos', Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; ars
so.
5000 Dollars 1900 Dollars!
-Monongalia, No. 10. Capitals: IS, 900,
l. 800, 1000, sc. Is Nos, IL drawn. WhoIcs
81 IS; halves 60 cents; quarters 81 cents.
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
For Monday-Sussex Lottery, Extra, no. n.
Prizes 5000 dollars, 1900, 1000, &c. IS Nos.
~ drawn. Wholes 81 25; halves 62 cts. GUAR
ters 81.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars
Monday MoInng-Alexandria Glass 49,
Capitals $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, so of
1000. &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Whnlcs $40 !:
halves 5; quarters 80.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, anddrawings sent when re-
ouestcd. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Nav a Richmond Vo
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
pANy

NOTICE is hereby given tina, law suits will be
IN commenced against all persons who shall
without leave from the Board of Directors, quar-
" rock on the premises of the James River and
Kanawha Company, or take rock belonging to
The Company, whether lying on its premises OF
elsewhere.
By order of The President and Directors.
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond April 90, lS46-d&c3t
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BID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICuMONn NIRGINIA


7 PRESENT below, 10 The patrons OF FORTUNES
I HOME, The following grand display Of Schetnes for
May, Is46. They all good-but the Scheme for the
23d presents an extraordinary chance for fortune
500 900 Capital and Is drawn ballots. Examine for
drrs TO C.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE x CO.,
MANAGERS of l.otteiies.
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70 Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters so.
Certificates Of packages of2G Wholes, Sl35 NO
Do. Co. % Halves, 81 so
Do. do. 26 Quarters, 80 IS
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1916.


BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1916.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class is, for 1916, TO be
drawn on Saturday, May 9th, 1876 Is Nos,
u drawn ballots. Grand Capitals 10000 dol
lars, 10000, GO0o, 3,l40, 5000, 2,5G0, 1000, SO
OF 1000, SC. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
, 80. A certificate OF package OF IS whole
tickets COSTS $l30-sharcs in proportion.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 49, for lsi6-to be
drawn May 10Th. Magnificent Prizes: <s35 30
10000, 5000, 1895, 6 of 500, 10 OF 800 81 OF
1900 80 OF 1000, so of 500, &c. 10 Nos, ~
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : 80.
A certificate of 26 whoes COSTS I3o dollars
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20 for 1916, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
Odd May Magnificent Prizes: 10000 dollars,
10000, 5000, 5000, $500, I,Ol7, 100 OF 1000,
$40; halves 5; quarters , 80. a certificate Of a
package Of ~ whole tickets costs l30 dollars
shares in proportion.
y $4,000 DOLLARS
On Saturday, May 30, 1916, Alexandria Lot
teri, Glass No. 81 will be drawn at Alexandria,
d. c., containing the following Magnificent
Prizes; Grand Capital of $4,000 Dollars, | Of
10000, , Of 10000 , OF 1900 , of 5000 2 Of
$500, 4 of 1888 20 of 1000, 20 OF 900, ~ Of
600, 40 OF 500, 50 Of 800, 200 Of 200, &c. g
number lottery, ii drawn ballots. Tickets SIS,
halves : SO, quarters 3 IS, eish'hs ST.. a
certificate Of package OF % whole tickets $50
dollars, 26 halves 3d. 2G quarters 49, q eiShths
% 50.
Make remtlances Immediately if at a distance;
il in town, apply in person 10
d. M. HOYT, 10. 3, Exchange.
II Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promptness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order Of
April 81 d. Nj. HOYT, Richmond.
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BY Last Evenings Mail.

NEW YORK ELECTlON-THE RESULT
Itcenty.foar Democratic Majority in The
COauention
We are enabled 10 give to-day returns from
every county in the State Of the election for de-
legates 10 the Constitutional Convention.
The result, as will be seen by the above table,
(subject probably TO some few, but not material
varialions,) is as follows:
Democratic delegates, &c
Wing do. As
Anti-rent do.
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FOR BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA

(oNCE A WEEK.)
- D The steamer c 0 L u M b U 5
1922 Capt PARRIsH, leaves Richmond
.'eFy Tuesday afternoon, a, o'clock, for Bali
1--WE Goods taken to Philadelphia as hereto
kae
The Pocahontas having been Withdrawn fol-
he purpose OF making some necessary repairs
ana alterations, there will be no freight boat from
haze on Saturdays.
Due notice will be given OF the time the Poea-
honias is again placed upon the route.
Passage and fare TO Baltimore only IS.
May HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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LOTTERIES.
AaOyt's Prize Office,
TO. INTERCHANGEABLE, RICHMOND
MAY FLOWERSI

MAY FLOWERS!
The annexed Schemes show a beautiful ar
rangemenl for May. Note these Schemes paHi-
cuIarly, make a remittance TO HOYT, get Ca
pita Prize, and be bothered about money no lon
ger. On The 81 OF May You have 900; on
The OH 10000; the l6h $685. Ihs will nett
80, O00) the Sd 80 1000; and on The :I0h sc, OOO-
ami other large Capitals. Now, for 10 or Si5
yon may be put in possession Of a comfortable
fortune
Look particularly a, these Schemes-they are
worthy your allcn,ion--and Capital Prizes will be
The result Of remittance Of 10 or ;slo 10
d. NJ. uOYT, Richmond.
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WALKERTON FOR SALE

1'HE subscriber oilers the above Place for SALE II
situated NJ the Intersection Of the Fredericksburg
Rail Road, and tho road leading from Richmond Ia
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the former
place. IL contains Two hundred AMI sixty four arres
ore hundred Of which are cleared and substantially
enclosed. There thirty seeded in wheat ard
twelve In rye, all Of which lanK we'll; twenty acre.
seeded IN Herds Grass and Ciovrr last Spring
There u good meadow of several acres which yIuds
about hfte.n thousand pounds Of Hay, OF coed natural
grass. annually. There Is snail Orchard OF bearing
hees, and large one o The rl"icsst fruits. from SIN
tons Nursery, set out by the subscriber last year.
The Improvements large Brick Dwelling
House, and the usual OpthosrS AL IN good repair.
Tavern was for many Year, Kept al Ihis place. and
"ftrs many Inducements Ia disposed L. engage III
that buS'nrss. Tis place j. remarkably healthy, AMI
The waller equal 10 any III lie country
The irrmswIl be very liberal-ssy on" fourth reSh
the balance IN three equal annual insishcn,s. with IN.
tcrcsi. JOHN =. COPELAND
u The above Farm should not be sod privately efci-
FRIDAY, the 18th day 81 May ntXi, II will on thar
Gas, al O'Clock, r. IL, hc Sold Ill public auction upon
the trirl, above stated w. GODDlS,
R;chmrEd, Mach 27--ctds AuciLue.I.
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l2S
This finale Of the election we regard as auspi-
cious OF great and good results in the action OF
the Convention.
Not only in the character Of the delegates
chosen, their well-known opinions, their conce-
ded talents, their devotion 10 the We'll being
and substantial interests Of The people, and
their readiness to carry out needful and tho.
rough reforms, but in their liberal and anti-pro-
scriptive views OF men and things, the people
OF the State have every guarantee that while
excess and demagoguism will be avoided "a
dical and thorough and we'll considered changes
in The organic law will be submitted 10 The poo
pie. We shall be greatly mistaken, judging from
the results these elections il the power which has
centered here, and which, like all aggregation or
Capitalization ofpower, has been TOO often abused
be not dissipated, and restored 10 the people, in
torn which they will approve, aud which will re-
dound 10 their lasting benefit Albany Argus.
CIRCUIT COURT-Ssntence Of Edpard p.
King-On Saturday morning. Edward P. King,
convicted Of the transmission OF forged papers TO
an officer ofthe Government al Washington, with
intent to defraud the United States was placed
| in the bar for sentence His Honor Judge
| Heath, who upon The bench, addressed the
prisoner, and asked il he had any objections TO
offer why the Court should not proceed TO pass
| sentence upon him. The prisoner, standing
erect, replied with great frmness and apparent
non ehalanes, ~ have none. The Judge then
proceeded 10 the sentence, which he prefaced
with some touchin3ly appropriate, eloquent and
admirable remarks, in the course Of which he
| observed that since he had occupied seat upon
the bench, he had never been required TO perform
so painful a task as upon this occasion. The
prisoner was sentenced 10 be confined in the pc
aiien,iary fol period of five yeats. He was
then removed from the bar, and in custody Of Of.
fcers Ridgely and Cook conveyed to the penien-
liary, and delivered up TO the warden OF that in
sl,ution, having by no act or observation betray-
ed any feeling with reference TO this fearful de-
oradation II baltimore SIN
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50, 23F Do L L a N .
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 49, for
1916, 10 be drawn 4, Alexandra, d. c., Satur-
day Mayl6
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New lucky Lottery Office,
BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street.
ENDID SClEMES E0p MAY
Il6.e0O Dollars.

have in my Office tour Packages Of Tick
els in the following Scheme, and Package
may draw the first five Capitals, amounting TO
upwards Of 10000 dollars. The tour Packages
contain lo4 Tickets, which, al twenty dollars
each is 5000, which warrant to draw 1880 !;
making The risk only 500. Persons at dis
lance, as we'll as those Of our city, wishing to en-
by making application by letter or Otherwise al
LUCK'S OFFICE. Ali communications conf.
Dental and promptly auendedto. A certificate Of
one-fourth will be furnished Tor 300; OF one
eight for 500; of onc-sixteenlh for $50 Of one
thiry.spcond for S15
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Handsome Dress Shoes.

WE have received beautiful lot Of hand
w some Summer Shoes for gentemen-lhey
are very nce-for sale low by
April lS PUTNEY & WATTS.
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GROCERY STORE

II The subscriber will continue the grocery
business al the old stand for the present on Cary
Street, between 9th and 10Th streets, where he will
be happy 10 furnish all his old friends and the
public with every variety 10 The grocery line.
May 4-c2aw2w JAMES B. FOSTER.
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rs Nnmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters 81.
Certificates OF packages OF % Whoes, Si5o w
Oo do. % Halves, G5 90
Do. do. 25 Quarters, 30 SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

A GENTLEMAN and his LADY, 0! expert
n ence in teaching. and Of accredited ability,
10 take charge OF a Female School, established
now five years. may obtain mos, desirable and
permanent situation by immediate application,
post paid, TO DR.. H. c. W., DarviIles, Dnwiddie,
Va. The gentleman will be expected 10 take
charge Of the Literary, and his lady the Musical
department, and commence on the LIST Of October
next. April o6-cwlf
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BE ON YOUR GUARD
I,HU.NPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP or
Tar and Wood NaDtha.

NE-NCE VIC HISt IIIITUUuCtIUII OF FUtS PUPuIdI
~ remedy 10 public notice, in the fall OF 1913,
Tar Mixtures and nostrums Of every kind and
name have sprung up, and are pamed of on The
reputation Of this excellent medicine, 10 the un-
suspectins invalid the propietors mixing tar with
them 10 render them popular and secure sales
Be mol deceived, and avoid every medicine pur-
porting TO contain Tar, except the original pre-
paration, "Thompson's Compound Syrup OF Tar
and Wood Naptha," and thereby you will save
lime and avoid disappointment. Remember, this
Invaluable remedy is only prepared by
s. P. THOMPSON,
N. E. corner 5th and Spruce streets, Phiadel-
pha.
For sale Ia Richmond by DUVAL PURCELL,
General Agents in Petersburg by Corning q
CO.. In Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
sesy; 10 Predericksbare by Dr. james Cooke and c.
HINT: and In Farmyllle by Dr. WIN. H. chappelI.
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