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M. GOODMAN, G. A. M. d.,

M. GOODMAN, G. A. M. d.,
Manufacturer and Inserter of artificial Teeth,
TTAS opened an Office on Pennsylvania avenue,
III near the Treasury building. M. G., in de-
voting his attention exclusively to this important
department of the Dental Profession, and his great
experience gives him advantages over many who
profess insert artificial teeth in this country Per-
sons requiring Artificial Teeth and those Of moderate
means, will find his charges moderate.
Irregularities of Chidren's Teeth corrected and
prevented. Teeth extracted.
mar 23-3taw I'm. l 5na a4
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HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR RENT. /

HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR RENT. I,
NHE House on street, between Fifth and Sixth
i streets, is for rent, with the large Garden and
Barn attached. The house is very conveniently ar
ranged, and has Dairy and Pump of excellent
water connected with it. The garden comprises
about two-thirds of the entire square, (4s5,) has
been under cultivation for several years past, and
contains very valuable asparagus beds-the whole
well fenced and in good order. edf
The House and Garden will be rented together,
and afford, to practical gardener rare opportunity
for carrying on his business. Possession given i'm
mediately. Application may be made to
SAMUEL WROE,
Corner of HI and Fifth streets.
y Washington mar 23--eods ael
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WALKERS SMUT MACHINE.

YNHE patent right Of this Machine for Virginia
= FOR SALE a good bargain. For cheap
ness, durability, good work, and ease of running,
this machine is of the very best kind. There are
over eighty-one in use in Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania. It is first rate to clean out garlick Ad-
dress a line to L. s., at the Fountain Office.
march 7-tf
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a n FOR SALE The subscriber
having been involved by becoming
1InIa m security, will sell great bargain
:! : in any Of his property, as he is de-
termined to release himself from pecuniary embar-
rassment. He has houses Of almost every descrip-
ton, Brick and Frame. Enquire at residence on
Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
march 7-tf ]. B. PHILLIPS.
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v" The following notice appeared on the
West end Of country meeting house.
/" Any person sticking bills against this
church will be prosecuted according to law,
or any other nuisance -
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9o- We copied from the National Intelli-
gencer notice Of the History Of the First
Church. Charlestown, Mass, for which we
neglected to give the proper credit. Let this
supply our then neglect. ss s4qar
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Kid and Morocco Ties and Slippers OF
the finest quality made to order for
ONE DOLLAR. @
COTTAGE TIES, beautiful shoe, LIZA. made
either of Kid or Morocco; Caters or half CATERS
on hand or made to order; Misses and Children's
Shoes made to order.
Mr. CHARLES MANN, one of the best work
men in the District, and experienced cutter will
always be found ready to wait on all who may favor
the store with call. - H.gnH2
MANNiS
Sign of the Big Black Boot, Penn avenue
mar 24-tf two doors west of Al street.
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erKIA.--EpMUND f. BRowN, Commissioner
for the District Of Columbia, 10 take deposi-
tons, acknowledgements of deeds, powers Of
attorney, &c., to be used or recorded in the
State Of Virginia. W a
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Celebrated Medicated Fume or vap or
BATHS,
For the of diseases of the skin joints gar ds
rbeumasm neuralgia scrofula, paralytic aectis ms.
gout &c.
Cupping, Bleeding and Leeching.
will be attended to by the subscribers who cen
constantly on hand Swedish and German Leec he's
warranted fresh. Physicians in the country ca n b,
supplied at the shortest notice.
Residence on the corner Of Louisiana avenu 9 and
Sixth street, nearly opposite the Unitarian G. .urch.
ana on the same square with the Bank of WASH
ington. S'
feb ll.-3ns. Mr.. & MRS CHOi TIE
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DOM Ito ameliorate the condition of mankind,
and to extend over the broad surface Of the con-
tinent equal rights and equal laws) will respect
such memorial, though it were signed by %
out of every 100 Of the good people OF this cityf
/, for one, entertain no such idea. Attempt II
when you will, sir, il will be labor thrown
away. What, then, is to be done sis there
no balm in Gilead 2" Before we give up In
despair, let us examine the present charter !;
perhaps it will be found that we have powers
clearly delegated, but not yet experienced,
which will go far to mitigate the evils under
which we labor, and which, if brought into
requisition, will go far to promote the cause of
temperance and the consequent well being of
the community. 3 H8
II is not my purpose to weary you or your
readers at this time with an expose Of the OPT
Mons which may have formed of our existing
charter; shall leave them, if you deem them
worthy Of place in your columns, 10 future
number. The time is now approaching when
we shall be called upon to cast our vote for the
men to whom we shall commit the interests Of
$4,000 inhabitants. 1t becomes us to know
our rights and privileges, and to select such
men as will maintain them, and secure "the
greatest good to the greatest number"
Yours, respectfully, CANAAN.
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Varieties.


TRAVELLING IN C.SaDA.--The Montreal Herald says,
that the fare from Kingston TO Toronto anu Nagars,
which had been down to 81, has been hsed az % oo
The arrangement between the proPr'etors Oh inc wv
lines Of SITES between Quebec ana Mohueu 10 now
i'm operation The Quebec and Montreal leave on amer
nae evenings for SO Other boats OF the two INES start
at the same time, and charge only ST.
uo,r,ptr-A negro woman says the Lexington, MO
Telegraph belonging 10 Mr.. Webster, q weethy aImci
of Henry county recently from North Csrolna' au'
six weeks since murdered her masters ony sun ~
misng boy of Ia years Of nge and three o. r, $500
bv poison given in coffee. She has made in oo rs
sion of the aet and says her object was W ne
master and mistress. ,
F,Ry AT GEsEvA.--The large store mouse, owheo ~
Nessrs Hastings Field at the loot Oh "e .sAe, WIN
rs ousnti,y of -four Wheat, high wines, &c was de-
$1,000 hr IRE on the morning Of the 9th inst The loss
- os,;maed al as OO) $500 insured on the building,
and $4,000 on grain, flour, &c, in store
T,,. p,npoSrra PowER-It appears from report from
,be executive Department, in answer 10 iesoiuuon
If the Cow enton that during the year lsl were
goa apple atoms for pardons not including tne VI
mere verbal applications, or where tne Pspss,.
withdrawn From the above applications the ono"i"s
pardons were granted, during the same year -.
From the State Prisons. 80
Penitentiary New York. ....e
Restoration to Citizenship. .,..-@
Communication of death to imprsonmentior
life $500
100
In I'm, ,s cases out of the whole number oil apPncs-
lions nre seuted during the year isaS, was hero
STRANGE or opposition or unfavorsn' xpressoh VI S
description.
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SUMMER HATS.

ECONOMY AND FASHION.
"A ROBEHTSON'S PHENIX HAT AND CAP
~ MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under.
signed bespeas the attention Of the public to the quality Of
Summer Hats the various properties usually
Of being IS below the standard prices They
septally similar material workmanship, and nish the
articles manufactured by e splendid establishments Of
broadway; and close comparison Of their respective
the suge particular that the subscriber has adopted style
II trimming which efeetualy the perspirati0n OF
the forehead from striking through aud mpairng the
pearance.
lighter than substantial Leghons, Pauemas Persons Of
taste and judgment who nunced in their purchases by
establish by the Of comparison their Irecise value
pared with the produ ctions Of other manufacturers
In ROnERVSnN Enltnn
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him passport, that he will meet with delay. Our
friendly intentions and pacific relations will be made
known to the Government through him, while at the
same time he goes out on other business for the alers
in whose employ he is
company Infantry is desired to march forthwith
to Santa Fe An effort is making to organize company
in Indepsndendence to-day.
Mr.. Speyer, a tradee to the Mexican Provinces took
with him this yeaa as usual and ammunition
the of either have been unable TO learn and
the two companies Outrageous sent out by Col Kearney
have gone for the purpose Of stopping them on the route
until the body Of our forces can come up Mr Speyer
engaged in carrying and ammunition to aid the
Mexicans, he should be dealt with in such manner
will be a warning others. But if not, he will share
the fate of the other traders, and no other.
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JULES HAUEL'o
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,
WJTuCJfT STAINING THE SKIN


(WHICH the Proprietor with justice state Is far he
w yond anything OF the kind ever yet known IN this
other country Its Properties are very powerful though
very innocent This chemical result Is wonder As II ena
bes persons dye nstaneously their HAIR without The
least For changing red or grey halr whsk
yebrows, &c. to brown black, chestnut color The
slightest evil need feared from its
IL altogether harmless This composition the only one
by the science Of Chemistry to dye ~ an nde
be the various grsdaons of coors without DANCE,
and has justified the liberal patronage and
unlimited confidence Of the public II Black required ASK
sar boz marked N. II Brown, box marked y;
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
ny Depiatory Powder has been found highly beneesl
md Of ladies who have been afflicted with
uous hair principally when growth has been confined TO
the upper lip and side Of the face giving masculine turn to
the whole features When used with proper and a.
eordng the decons IL will be found to be great add
ton to the toilet the of sharp instrument Is en-
ey avoided and the hair il removed in i've or ten minutes
after ITS application.
superiuous hair Aer numerous trials have received
tuleates Of success which cannot be contested.
Sold wholesale and retail CLIKEIIUGHS New Perfu-
merry Establishment 800 Broadway Agent for Jules Haue
Periumer PHILADELPHIA. myIi lm.r
ID A. l.. DELMONlCO, are happy to inform their
friends and the public, that their Hotel in Broad
way NO. % corner of Morris completed and
VIII be opened on the LIST Of June
No pains have been spared to render the most
Portable the city, and DESTROYS oa home
well as strangers merely passing oy will find all their
wants and comforts attended to with the strict attention
my Is lmsr
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Cour, General sessions.

July 9-In consequence of the Recorder having been
taken suddenly ILL., nothing was done in Court to-day.
and further proceedings the trial of Benjamin Oaxer
for forgery were postponed until tomorrow morning.
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j. q w.
FASHION ABLE HAT STORE.
A THE SUBSCRlBERs having opened HAT STORE
Saat No ITO Fulton Of Dutch
fully sol the patronage other old ad the pub
lie They will constantly keep hand complete assort
OF Hats, Caps Umbrellas &c. &c. Of the atest style
and will sell the lowest Single hats made order
the shortest notice ICHABOD PRICE
my5 msr THOS. SHANNON.
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WATERFRONT & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,

- SO Nassau street, Fulton, New York. -
THE subscribers beg call the attention ofthe public
the quality Of their kinds of Hats of their
fscture They have received small supply of superior
noeskn used BY the fashionable hatters Paris
sample of which they will feel much pleasure showing
do pretend sell at g per cent le than
other neither they boast having spen-
lid store; but they tter themselves that the quality and
finish OF their Hats will give entire satisfaction, At the
charged
They have adopted the French style OF thinning the
IN hats winch preventive TO the pcrspiTaian coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their APPEARANCE
NJ. b. WATERFRONT,
nv WM, III JAMES
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REMOVED 40 No. o4I PEAkL sIkktT.
TIM o l. IT'S SU LPH UR BA THIS.

EsTABLsHEp 1921
THESE BATHS highly recommended by the most
eminent Physicians for the OF Rheumatism, Erup
Of the Skim Serofus Pain in the JOINTS Salt Rheum
&c &C. To be had daily 57 Pearl street, Broadway
mys imsuc
l.. DUGAN ~ BROTHERS.,
SLATERS, No. 43s Broone street, corner Of Broadway
- New York-New Roofs put in the best manner, and
old Roofs repaired and tight Orders retsved
the above place and Mr. Ciarks 36 Henry will be
pupctnally amended to- mv26 Im-rc
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NEW YORK. AND HAkLkM kAlLtUAD
COMPANY

SUNHEK dRRdNGEWEVT.
IN and after Friday, May lst 1896 the will fol
~ lows
Leave City Hall for YorkvilIe Harlem and NJ ,rrisa
att, go, 70 and II o'clock, AN, 2sK ~, and
sms Bridge, al7 TO- and O'clock ~. 5, and sk
O'clock, PM; Leave City Hall for Hunts Bri ige, Bronx
o'clock, A.M and o'clock, PM Leave Harlem and
Yorkville TO- TO- 10, and II 10 O'Clock, AM; II 40
80, TO-, 81, 10, and O'clock PM Leave Williams
J Bridge IS; and F9sdhs% and lS 9elofa AMI
O,soet AMa and O'clock Pm The ftsiFh. train VIZ
Plains o'clock the morning: On Sundays, the White
Plains Train win leave the City Hall and 81 PM
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
according to the STA re of the weather Inn rc
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LABoRgRs Rior-A riot broke out on Ihursday,,
among the laborers the line Of the Vermoht .cnlsi
Railroad Richmond about twelve miles ron bur D
ngton They seized the principal coltractor MT par
kerr and also the sheriff OF the county VINO were both
held in close confinement but for what cause was not
Lnown at burlington on Saturday. acquisitions
made upon the surrounding counties for rvops and COM
panes were de spatc he'd from Burlington Friday
pecting TO meet others from Montpelier OF Richmond
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES
H. WILL drive also IN carriage. they n
<RS ~are Just the right size for riding on LIN
-rlZl- horseback and have been long used TO G(N-
the saddle Apply at the desk of the Herald Office,
fortler psfticuars jeis tf-igb
sA,S hiNG CHARLES SfANIELs--OF TIE
wv pure breed received by the latest arrivals from Lon
-O- DON for sale by A. Grevc John street. Alss rare
md valuable Birds only to be found a; his es,sbshneu No
B-Lesr from the curious, dsan, parts lpost paid)
will be attended to, by A. GRIEVE,
al1'lmrh Importer and dealer in Birds, Cages, &c.
FOX SALE,
A Tie stock and fixtures together with the lease of the
EH hotel No 43 Chamber street. known The Bee Hive
sss,w"r 'e'-' %'p' JOSEPH LYON sss wa-r.,.
TO MANUtACI UKtnS.
IA A Great Bargsm-To let or lease, large factory
In aud Seth street Yorkve. heretofore used as cloth
printing and diving establishment. Together with new
steam engine boe. and apparatus completes including
aud copper rollers and cylinder ptess plates
mlses, oTto Is. +. HOWE, 432 broadway,
Jy3 lwfrc corner Of Howard.
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.
"a COLUMBIA HALL MAyl5, i9t6-This favorite place
m of resort and ready for the reception Of com
pany, beng under the management Of s old PROPRIETOR
Cor the cling public tends that the
the establishment shall be such the of
most astdous, whether aryng for the shorter
irs lmrc HENRY HULL
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
Na The Modern built three story brick house, 2l5 Adams
Isl street Brooklyn II not sold by private sAlc Il will be
LIZ disposed of public auction, the 18th day of May
next. falf of the purchase
Tor term OF Application to be made on the premises
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Two JEW ELLf.ks, MINIATURE rAINTkks, Ne
Il e. u J.. HARTNE1T, No Cour,landt street, near
Broadway whces and retail Manufacturers Of Travelling
Writing Dressing snd Jeyelry Boxes, Miniature Cases and
Settings Flute, Locket Watch Ring Pin and pencil Boxes;
for silver Plate neatly arranged order Also Trays
made and fitted Jewellers show cases. contain Watches
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbes, pencils, Nc
variety of the above articles constantly hand and
made to order with neatness and despatch No Courand,
street, New York myI2 linsrc
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. SPRUCE STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910.
WHOLESAL AN d RETAIL,
SHDES Of all descriptions, kinds aud Sizes 80
cheaper than be bought at any other places Trim
nings at manufacturers price.
BARTOL, DE MAUNY Co.,
pv IN sire S.pufs x ImpoytsvS
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DURE WATER-STONE'S IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Filter-These filters only clarity but purify
the urbld rendering perfectly saubreus by d.
yesting Of purid vegetable and animal matter, snacu
la &c. The erng properties ofhis apparatus
that water Impregnaed with SOAP tobacco &c, &c. is
rendered perfectly steless odor and Of bright chya
line cleancss Can be operation and for sale Stone
and Brothers Croon Plumbing establishment $50 Broadway
a22 Im~r
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will eecualy erup
tons the face and skin particularly pmples blotches,
letter reckles and ringworms The OF the Lotion
for short time will establish clen and brilliant co npeI
ion. Sold in bottles ut IS h. 1873 bowery corner
Of Spring street Also By Mrs. HaJ Brooklyn.
TOHN MULLlN respectfully informs his friends aud the
- public that he has REMOVED from has old stand, No FOG
Broadway. TO No. Barely Street, few doors from
double and single barrel Fowlng Pieces, Rifles and Pistols
of superior quality Also, Gun and Pistol Locks German
Silver Castings for rifles and owng pieces, with gun
rails IN general, be sold low for cash
NBRepairing doue the beat and on the most
rerm, m I'm srv~
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Naval Preparations.

The gallant captain of the st Mary has faledto carry
according to letter in the Norfolk Herald three Next
can gunboats in the port of Tampico lie would have
probably succeeded if the channel had Keen previously
buoyed out We trust that Captain Conner has already
been there to carry the boats not the town is
thing. however to take Tampico and another to hold it
at this season. when the pomita threatens people
We should not be surprised to hear at distant day
that Commodore soac had carried the ports Of Cafor
MA Washington Union, Juiy7
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To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
o. a go

TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
sSG1 - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier al ths foot 81 Bs,eiay street
g.. Landing at Peekskill West Point, New
buIyh, Hsrton, Milton Poushksepsier Hyde Park. Rhine
neck, u Red Hook, Bristol Catshn Hudson, Coxsacke,
Xiv dcrhook and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA will leave on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Mornings A. NJ.
The steamboat TROY, CaptaIn 0orham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning opposite days
For freight apply board at tho ONCE on the
wharf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
HOyt's Prize Office,

ELECTROMAGNETIC, RICHMOND
IN VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1886
35,29i DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, for lSi6--to be
drawn May 18th Magnificent Prizes: S35, 29i
10000, G,000, 1896, Of, 500 10 Of 500, 80 u
| 200, SO OF 1000, SO Of 500 &c. IS Nos, u
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
A certificate of 26 wholes costs 1876 dollars
shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for 1876, to
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday
10 OOO, 5000, 5000, $500, !, 0l7 100 of 1000
&c. rs Numbers, II drawn ballots. Tickets
$40; halves s; quarters = So A certificate OF a
package Of 25 whole tickets costs 1870 dollars
shares in proportion.
IT $4,000 DOLLARS J!
On Saturday, May 80, lS46, Alexandria Lot.
terry, Glass No. 81, will be drawn at Alexandria
D. c., containing the following Magnificent
Prizes Grand Capital OF $4,000 Dollars, | OF
20 900, Of 10000, 2 of 800, , Of 5000, 2 oil
$500, 4 Of 1888, % Of 1000, 20 of 1000, 20 OF
600, 40 OF 500, so OF 300 200 OF 200, &c. "
number lottery, IL drawn ballots Tickets Sl5,
halves so, quarters IS, eishlhs SIT. A
certificate of package OF 20 whole tickets $50
dollars, 90 halves 80, 81 quarters 10, % eishths
% so.
Make rcmittances Immediately il al a distance;
il in town, apply in person TO
D. NJ. HOYT, No. ;, Exchange.
II Tickets 10 all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G.. Gregory 6, Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
promplness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order OF
April 81 D. Nj. HOYT. Richmond.
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2trbn1ootu Nmqtotrrr,
LOTTERIES.
Stratton's Office,


NJ; 4 + s2e1n 70 OK re 3STH
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs The man.
The $4,000 Prize Paid!
II Whole Ticket Nos. / SO ST, The Capital
Prize Of 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lolle-
ry, M. 49, drawn The Odd March, and sold By
STRATFON TO one OF his city patrons, has
TONS Prize Office
$1,000 SOLD BY STRATTON!
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, Glass 30, May 4h
SO 81 8 IT 80 % 70 lS S. 40 Al 90 6S.
Tickle, Nos II % SO, prize of $4,000, sold
Yesterday 10 a most worthy and industrious cili-
zen, and was presented this morning, and the
cash paid al the counter by STRATTON,
the all-prize seller.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, Glass II,
May ID:
46 81 Al % 7 Ga % 20 81 81 81 81 &C Is
Tickets Nos. 20 81 &c. prize Of 500,
Is 81 81, prize OF zoo
Is 20 sc, a prize of $50,
All sold and paid by SiRATTON.
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery. Glass 10:
IS 90 Is 10 I 48 So 6s 26 So 5 81.
Ticket Nos. 62 70 rs, another Prize, sold nd
paid by SIRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, Glass log, May 4:
n AZ 50 10 81 I6 GO IA Al SIS 81 4 IS 81.
Nos. 4 10 GO a prize Of lbs dollars, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Virginia Leesburg, Glass 81
NAV IL:
80 II IA 48 36 Is 81 IS 81 81 II 81 -.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, Class IS
81 ~ 81 ID 10 % 81 "a rs "A G2 II.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Glass -:
26 81 81 &C AZ S IS GO fl SO s.
Schemes for the Week.
Dray,ng rcoeircd crcTv dap al 0'cl0ck, p. M.
3 of 10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Tuesday-Alexandria Extra, ll2 Capitals
; of slO 900, 5000, 4,l45, 30 Of 1000, &c. IS
Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes 5; halves 50; quar-
lers %.
Wednesday-AIexandria Extra, lI3. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 4,O0O 5000, 10 of 900, &c rs
Nos, ~ drawn. Wholes4; halves 2; quarters !
10000 Dollars! . oil 5000 Dollars!
Thursday-Alexandria, Extra, ia. Capitals:
10000 dollars, , OF 5000. of 900, &c-7S
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S; halves , SO; quar-.
ters %
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Mononsalia No 20. Capitals: 81 600
1000, $40, . Of 300, 10 of 100, &c. IS Nos.
70 drawn. Wholes i halves SO cents; quarters
% cents.
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
For Monday-Susscx Lottery, Extra, No. rs
Prizes: 5000 dollars 300, 900, &c. IS Nos
- drawn Wholes 81 3d. halves e. cts. quar-
lers 81.
35,29i Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Monday Morning-Alexandria Glass 80
Capitals S35,29i, 10000, G,000, Of $500, lC
Of i 500, 30 of 1900 SO Of l,000 SO oil 500
&c. IS Nos, - drawn. Wholes $40 halves
5; quarters 3 so.
N. e. For Both May-GraDd Capitals: $50,
900, &c, 900, , of 10000, sc. IS Nos, l1drawn
Tickets S5; shares in proportion.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly auendedlo anddrawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Nav III Richmond. Va.