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AS by thy side knccl,
l sec the hole saw before
In your white stocking-hccl.

AFTERNOON DREss.-A clean frock and clean
face wreathed in smiles. Hair perfectly free from,
lat grease. Spit curs have gone out of vogue.
EVENING DREss-Same as afternoon. If younp
men are plenty, the ''wreathed smiles may be
exchanged for routing, with great effect. Ofcourse
the lips and teeth must be uneXceptionable, in or
of success
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INST RpCptCPM.

RLEACEIED and Brown Navy Drills, Alpaca Coating
~ and Tweed Cassimcrcs. a. s. KINNEY.
April %, 1916.
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.ElESH RQCPirPn.

A GREAT variety of English and French Cloths and
IN Cassmcrcs, black and fancy co,ors and offered at
very reduced prices. A. S. KINNEY
Stanton, April %, 1916
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ANCFEOE
JUST RECEFEsEEe.

nNE Cask Extra Lamp Oil, One Barrel Spirits of
" Turpcntinc, Cold Pressed Caster Oil
f.. BERKELEY.
April 9. 1916.
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LADIES FASHIONS FOR May BUT WILL kN-
sWER VERY WELL FOR ANY MONTH THE
YEAE-Ihc editor Of the Miners Journal. paper
published in the interior of the State Of Pennsyva-
MIA, furnishes the annexed very satisfactory report
of the fashions in that region:
MORNING DREss.-A turban of common figured
cotton, arranged la domestique. dark nine pen
ny calico wrapper. to fit close behind. broom
stick to be carried in the right hand-and the left
TO be unencumbered. Byway of ornaments, a dus-
ter and bunch of keys may be worn. Scrubbnp
brushes and dish cloths may be used as substitutes
for broomstlcks and busters. AS for the style of
wearing the hair, the first thing in the morning to
he done is TO carefully wash the face with GOOD soap
and clean water; then comb the hair with a comb
and brush 1t with brush, and afterwards arrange
me locks and curls as fancy or caprice may suggest
White cotton stockings with holes are all the race.
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STANTON SPECTATOR.
-~,>>.N~
By KENYON HARPER

TERMS.
90 The "SPECTATOR' is published once a
,ceeS, at IcO Dollars year, u paid in adrance, or
1tco Dollars and EVfy Cents II delayed beyond the
p,rdfion Of the year. No subscription ciH be disco
tnaed, but at the option ofhe Editor until all
ages are paid.
03- III communications TO the Editor By mail must
oe postpaid, or they tciH not be attended 10.
DC ADVERTISEMENTS of thirteen lines Tor
tsss,) inserted three times for dollar, and ftcey-
.nge cents for each subsequent continuance Larger
ADVERTISEMENTS IN the some proportion Il liberal dis
count made TO advertisers by the year.
MIR. v. b. PALMER, American Newspaper and Ad
vcrtsing Agent in the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia
New York, and Boston, has been appointed Agent for
receiving and forwarding subscriptions and advertise
mcnts for this paper, at his Offices in those cities rcspcc
lively, viz:
baltimore, Southeast corner of Baltimore and Cal
vert Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, No. 50 Pine Street.
New YoRK, No. 30 Ann Street.
BosroN, No. ID State Street
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SPRING SUPPLY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS &c.

nHE subscriber is receiving his Spring Supply of
4 DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., from New York which he will contin-
nc to sell as he has heretofore pledged himself do
low be bought in any other market, either by
Wholesale or Retail His stock svcry large and fresh,
and Of the best quality. JOHN b. HART.
Scottsvillc, April 2, 1916.
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StrattOn's Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FO UR TIE E " tn
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,0tnp rccetved every day al 7o'clOck, =. M
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia, No. 43, Oct ODD
CT So 10 30 IL 4 l6 8 63 %.
Tickle, Nos. a Is 80, 4 ~ 6s, 10 20, three
more Capitals, sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass S.,
October 81:
80 63 l6 81 10 Ga . 10 4 40 As.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. 43. October % !:
II IS 10 sc 4S 81 IL IL 81 II 81 60
Ticket Nos. 10 II So, Prize of 600, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Leesburs 81 Oct &c:
81 l3 IS 81 20 IS "a As 8 Ill % 4 / Is.
HALF Nos. 81 63 65, p,ize Of $780, sod and
paid by STRATTON.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!!
FRIDAY-Mononga Lottery, No. a. Ca
pitfalls: 1000 dollars, 1000, $40, &C., &c. rs
Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets dollar; halves so
cents; quarters 25 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1852 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
SO. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1852 , Of 1000,
&C., &c. 10 Nos, and Is drawn. Tickets
ST.; halves so cents; quarters 25 cents.
IS 294 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
MONDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lotie-
ry Glass 4. Capitals: 1876, 294. 10000, 5,000'
4, 600, 5000, 2,435. 1000, 3 OF 1900, of ,250
IS OF 1000, &c. IS Nos. IA drawn. Tickets 10;
halves 5; quarters 50.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when ra.
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Ocl. 26 Richmond. va.
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WOrtham's spmce,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Draping received daily at II O'clock, p. NJ
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery Class No. 49,.
II rs 10 36 As 81 u Is 81 II 81 G9
FOR TODAY.
Capital 1000 Dollars Virginia Mononea-
liza Lottery, Glass No, A. To be drawn al the
Exchange Hotel, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ IS Nos.
and - drawn ballots. Capitals: "a 600, 1000,
10 Of 100, 20 OF GO, 80 OF so, &c. Tickets ST.,
shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First-Spendid Scheme Capital: 1876. 29i-
nett 10000. Alexandria Lottery, Glass K to
be drawn at Alexandria. Va, on Saturday, Oct.
81, 1876. Capitals: ST., 294, 000 5000 1000,
5000, 2,435, 2 OF 1000, 3 of 1900, of $50,
IS OF 1000, 80 Of 500 10 OF 400, so OF 200, &C.
rs Nos. IA drawn. Tickets l0-shares in pro-
portion.
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. So
70 Nos, and l3 drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000,
1882 of 1000, OF 500 , of 800 S of 100, 10
of80, &c. Tickets 81; shares in proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria Sooni
November 7-Alexandria Lottery, Glass L.
Prizes: $4,000, s,9l0, 5000, 1000, 5000, $780,
November l4-Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ.
Prizes: ofSl0000 each, $500, 2,340, 25 prizes
OF 1000, SO Of 400, &c. Tickets $40.
November 2I-Aexandria Louery, Class N
Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 10000, $3.50, prizes
of 1000, 10 OF 500, 90 OF 200, so Of ,000 go
of 500, SC. Tickets 10.
u Tickets and Packages in all The Lotteries
advertised by ]. G. GREGORY s; Co., for sale on
The same terms at this office.
u All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, al this Office, withou,
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Oct. 80 Richmond, Va
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DURSUANT 10 the provisions OF 4 deed uf trust made
by Henry i-aihetr. aud wife, 10 the subscribers, on
The ;h day Of October, 1876, aud Of record IN the Of
nee Of the Clerk Of The Comfy Corr. OF Hanover aud
for the purposes ni the said Trust, ihry viii proceed IN
the 6h day Of next month, tN0trnihrr II TAR, " not,
The fair day thereafter, Al tie hosc o. rad Hen
~ -adheer III The upper end of Hanover I" sell NJ
public auction, the real and personal property which
SAID deed conveyed.
The property consists of several Tr,,is of Land, the
Stock aud Plantation Utensils, AMI the Crops On The
aud shucss, and large parcel Of Hay; The Household
and Kitchen Furniture now IN posse Ssi0n of Tie sad
l.radbeiter, and Wagon aud Gear.
The Tact at Land on which The said 1eadbettrr rr
about Two hundred aud fifty acres, of good farming
land, situated on The Richmond ani Louisa Court
House Road, about twenty three miles above Richmond
with excellent buildings. both Tor public house AMI
for private Family There are Two other small tracts
of land lying the former one called IllACkERS
the other WOLF SWAMP, both valuable and situated
ia of the hralthi,st parts of Virginia. he title Is
believed To be good, though re Subscribers VIII convey
such title is Vested IN them by said trust deed The
of sale vii! be, Tor HE Land, onrthrd cash. one
third twelve, ant the other II twenty four months
from day OF sac 10 be secured by bonds with approved
personal security, and deed Of trust the property
and Tor the personal property, cash for all sums under
$40, and that STA months credit, with bond
and approved security.
The subscribers also request the creditors Of said
Leadbritrf for whose benefit the sale Is mace 10 nrne
forward their claims before the day Of sale and all
dcbior- said I.eadbeiter make payment the ~
forthwith, NJ indulgence camel be gwen.
CHARLES r. GuODiI1.,
NATHANIEL. T.. cRENSHAW, ''"s'e''.
N. B-Shond the foregoing property br suiii rirnt
To discharge the purposes OF SAID deed then the subsr
Der, OF the Trustees said deed will offer the
time and place at publ auction, for Gosh, three
SLAVES, also conveyed 10 him in that deed, To wit
Woman, Boy. and Girl.
CHARLES T. GoODALL Trustee.
nrf -rfd
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Penstcntiary Of Virginia.
CHEAP GOODS.

TIME following articles are manufactured,
and job WorI, done al This Institution, iof
cash or ON orders OF James q. Spots, General
Agent, at very low prices, 10 wit
Kent on hand, or made 10 order, boots, shoes,
and broeues OF every description; wagon and cart
harness machine bands fremen's hose and buck
els. blacksmilh's bellows hair and mess malfass-
es kersey clothing OF superior quality for ser
wants: and tailor work generally done 10 order.
Also. axes, broad-axes, hatchels, CHS Is,
pouges and other edge tools, in which there Is
nsed Saunderson's best doube-refned cas-, steel
chains, spikes and bolts made, and other black
smiths work done 10 order
Burr millstones OF the best quality kept on hand
Wagons carts, drays, wheelbarrows wheat
fans refriseralors meatsaies, washslands tables
desks and straw-cutlers, kept on hand and made
10 order. Cooper work also done to oFier'
Kerseys, linseys, oznaburss, striped co!ions
coun,ernanes and bags woven whole, kept Oh
hand AMI mace 10 order
Negro clothing manufactured, wool carded!and
coun,erpanes woyen for customers.
A erea, variety OF The aforementioned articles
are on hand and for sale at the store OF The Gene
raj Agent, in the city, No. 9, liih street.
- ''1'' CHARLES S. MORGAN,
Richmond, Oct 10, 1876. Superintendent
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AND PERSONAL ESTATE For SALE
/. ~ ~. ,.., = =, :,
n wihss :, H., y, .",s' rIanees !. barbour, "h"
,, ~, 49,. ,.,, :. NUN VIC cares ahh prfpleu-
'es ' ','e poss,h VI iifae Estate drsoves upon
h,.i - 49,, 81, -, i,.e w, ausahseinrnis
~ns,,.v -, $50, -, ,'''ien' 'shah on " Ell
.,1uni' ,o seeunu a.s y, 'n"et nc ~ upon the
hi,s H., ,,,sri' - iph," ;,.i 49,. , la.s'
500, ,,"n, - III :, !, -, All 49,, ,
,"s I, .'' $3.50 ~ ,'' 80
am 60 80 - $500, 49,, = y, II - ,. = n.aa $3.50
nm, - - i, ~ =, ~, ~ , ~. s, - H. "l III
Kailr,aJ a, cn,dno.,i,,s Tn r",m, h,,,n. 49,,
h.,.,nc,. =, n,,,n,,,, 49,, ., -, 49, :. al
p,,h,r i; a,.,,' "a, .'3 - ..i ,', " ~ '
no I'M, = ,, ,, ", ~, -, " ~ ,..e -
sa,ahi Lit , 1, VI e a''i y ~ rc mus
IiirknIv OAK and Pm. III. a,ah, IND ~ c,un'",'
10 divided in,o rrlds ~ ,,,ir si, ,h,ecn i,. and
meadows rich nroauetiy. and IN = n;.S State ~ in,
movements All enclosed yuh .t,ony fences ,n,sr ~
i,rsnut rai,s and loe,,st stake. Tlr u bnI. Farm il
eur.mry well ,ya;.ud a,d h.s man n ! Cr,s, MN
viii, 4 fine run of custom uoc,, never f,ilino stream
with an oyer shot wheel .,y,tirrn fr., in diameter
proptI!in. Two mir al ANA ,s,rr L,.aSrr
The Nausuu IIo,sr !, l,ror Ii, nr,of h,,rk hnd,n,
constructed ut of Nh. hest materials. no voYkn.n III
The t,-f ordrr and Gnishpd ar ~ , sylr III neltness
elegance and .ood la,r ibat VIII admit of favorable
contrast with any priyat. dvrIlipp IN yir.inln The
n, her hu,ldin,. corr, !, . 49,, l,,cI u,,han Ala.
,,,, -, 49,. " " -, = o. . ' 80, 49,
co,n h o' seams PARIS, s,an , iop'eu 'i"uses;
3D. IA s''', m"-u sbr''sis, o. ~, y, so.'
closes G,,tam =, ,, - vs.. =, h.,
,rn,, ,a. -. 49,. " 'i' ~. so", :" 80.
Plum, F.rs aud Gran.s ~, 81, - 49, ~ n,,,m :,
several ancient 0rrbarLs ~ Ann. 49,, ,.l,r, -, :.
and a yninr Orchard ~ Amir. Peaches ard Pear, i,
fun hearing aii.rr nm abundant .unoy ~ nm. fru,t
The air of lhr wholr ,I,rnunan" c,ntyv = ,t,,am.
and healthy The s,r,,v in,.,,,oen, ,;,'J ana ,e,s
able In rnnciu.iou ihi'r m,y q m, ,,n,h 40 i, :,
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PUBLIC SALE

or lHo hLl abllis - ~ i''.'o'
IN ACCORDANCE with The last will aud testament OF
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the llth November
next The Plantation wherein the said James Carroll re-
sided This Farm Is III the county oil Surry, wthin SIX
miles Of the Court House II contains i've hundred ana
eleven acres Of land, produces well ana has on u "
chard enough Tor thirty barrels OF Brandy. The build
ings large comfortable and convenient Dwelling,
and all necessary ouh0u<es-m1ny oil the later new.
This Farm POSSESSES facilities 10 tlir Richmond ana
Norfolk markets, by of regular packets from
Burwell's Bay, "a landing on James RIVER. about ten
miles from the Eaml which offer 4 great lnducrnient
To purchasers. Another inducemrnt Is 10 he iunnd ~
hr fact that the sale Of chales will take place on The
day, giving the purchaser an opportunity oi sup
plying himself with whatever hr may lack for carrying
the Farm. An abundance of mari may be had on
the place. As those disposed 10 purchase VIII rxa-
mine for themselves II Is mol thought necessary 10 be
minute.
The other Tract of Land which 1--WE will sell on
MONDAY, thr 10Th of the same month, on the pre-
misses, Is IN the county OF Southampton, within Ten
miles of Jerlsalem and live uf Lltlelown. IL contains
SIX hundred aud serenv-ivr acres of land. produces
well, aud has II good Orchard. There Is some Te
low ground belonging 10 this Tract supposed 10 ne
between one aud iva hundred arrrs.l which may be
brought into cultivation, and rendered very valuable.
The uncrared land heavily tinbered with OAK offer
ing 10 umberpetters an opportunity for sp-culatoll
The buildings are Dwelling House, which, with some
repairs. may br made very comfortable aud The nrcrs-
sary onthuuses. The situation Is remarkably htaliiy
The purchaser Will be able To supply himself with Corn
and Fodder the premises. Mr.. Kelvin, tthe over
seer viii take great pleasure IN showing The farin
ting-Bond with security, and Deed Of Trust on the
land will be required. Any additional information IN
regard the above, can he obtained by addressing
George vs.. Carroll, Burwrll's Ray Isle of Wight conn-
~, Virginia. THOMAS CARROLL,
GEORGE w. CARROLL,
nrtl r,.,pl
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McHRTSTIE5S
DIR. CHRlSTIES GALvANlC CURA-
TIUES

THE Rheumatic season is rapidly approaching, and
i the victims of that most prevalent painful COM
plant of our variable climate, beginning TO dread
its approach. We know of Uauy cases in which Dr..
Christes Galyanc Rings, Bands, &C., have been ser
vceabe in this disease and Of many startling cures
that we believe have been effected solely by their
agency, that we feel it duty 10 the fact TO our
readers, and recommend 10 them trial of their efca-
cy The cost Is very trng, and the chance for yalu-
able benefit makes the matter well worthy trial.
For further particulars, advertisement In another
part Of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application TO ths agents for this city, Messrs
DUvAI. PURCELL, Druggists, li7 Main st., Rich
mond. Va. Oct. 20
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. 4, 1874
REMEDIES.

There are an many medicines OF doubtful character
advertised and putd hy the newspapers At The present
,imr thai We should have shrunk from thr task We
have now undertaken, were we not most thoroughly
convinced from our own personal knowledge, OF the
facts " hich state below.
II il Of s.lvistar,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry" that We
would speak and we speak advlsedy. lady of our
arolaiHtance whom we see every day, was shOrt
lime since in what thought precarious, u not
DANGEROUS state OF health. cough had settled M her
lungs; her form seemed wasting away; she was obliged
IN abandon her wark, and we thought not soon TO re-
.um. i, again. For about two months she has teen
,aLinp Wstar's Baisam of Wild Cherry, and already
has She 80 far reganed her heatho be able toresume
her labo,s. j.
This ia hrt single case but II Is one, at least, IN
.bch We eanro doubt the efficacy Of the medicine.
Non. genuine without tile written signature OF l.
butts.
az fresh supply Of The above vauab'. Medicine
constantly on hand, and Tor sale BY
Oct % GAYSoR s. WOOD, Druggists.
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AUCTION SALES.
,UST SALE LAND AND NEGROES
L. a., " a Nm

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
IN THE COUNTY OF FLUFANNA.
RY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Wl'iian
- Jackson 70 the undersigned, bearing date on Inc
18th OF June 1885, and duly recorded on the same nay
in The County Court Clerks Office for Fuvanna Tor tue
purpose Of securing the payment Of certain sun o.
money therein mentioned, we shall, on TCEsDai'
the 10th day Of November 1916, proceed TO SELL al pub
lie auction, the premises To the highest bidder iof
cash, the Tract Of Land which said Jackson now re-
sides. near Columbia Also eighteen Negroes, consist
ing of men, and children all Of them very like
ly-and among them several excellent house servants,
and two three Of the raised aad Instructed IN
trades.
Ii the weather he such to prevent sale on me ia!
named II will be had the premises The next lair oas
thereafter
The title the above property believed unqnestioh
able, hut, selling Trustees, we shall convey ON!
such right "a is vested in us.
RICHARD lVANuoE COCKE,)
JOHN q. JAMES, Trustees
JOHN NJ. Wills,
Oct. !i-dltGcwtds
gJ By consent Of the parties interested the
property advertised above will be sold on The i1'h
Of November, instead The 10TH as staled-Tues-
day being the 18th, and not the 10Th OF November,
1916. Ocr. %
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J.F. Word, Lottery vender.

OPPOSITE TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
" OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under The management OF j. g. Gregory
Co., the same terms that they sold the Mana
gers Office
Orders for packages single tickets will have promp;
attention, If addressed 10
j. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Class K for 1885, to be drawn at
Alexandria, October 3ls;.
70 Number Loltery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes :-s35 ,a94, 10000, &c, &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates
Of Packages of 26 Wholes $3.50; &c halves G5 PC quar-
tiers 80 so
Orders for Tickets. addressed to The undersigned,
always come SAFE Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets the post
age las usually need not be paid Sept. %
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The philadelphia Sentinel" (says the Unionl
has republished very extfavagant statement of
"lhe expenses Of the war" The same article al
so says:
"As there are now probably Two or three mil
lions let! in the treasury, MIR. Walker may be able
to get along until Congress assemblies with loan
of eight millions"
There are about or near four millions in the
treasury, in addition 10 the privilege OF borrowing
or issuing treasury notes. We have sufficient
sinews OF war, not only 10 'set along" but to
prosecute The war with all vigor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30

DRY GOODS. HARDWARE CUTLERY,
No. LOG MAIN STREET,
HAVE in Store, and are now receiving, by
Il the barque PhGnix ana snip haiKa~ay,
Nnr,h an unusually large and desirable Stock OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable for
he Fall trade. TO which they invite The attention
oe Merchants. These Goods have been purchased
At, erea reduction from former prices, and will
be offered al small advance. Sept. l4-f
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MEDICAL sOs.l.Els Il,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE Introductory Lectures to The Winter
i Course of Lectures will be delivered in The
following order-comme on MONDAY,
October Goth, al IL o'clock, in the Chemical Hall
OF the College, and continue daily al the same
hour. The public generally are requested 10 al
tend.
Friday, Prot WARNER.
Saturday, Prof. MAUPIN.
The Medical Faculty, the Clergy, and The Bar,
are particularly invited 10 attend.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. d..
Oct 23-td Dean of the Faculty.
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MO. TOT MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VV-
lS gina.
j. q. GREG CORY CO.. MANAGERS.
w. P. TURPIN, VENnER.
Alexandria Lottery, Class X, for 1876, be drawn
al Alexandria, October 3lst.
70 Number Loi.ery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes gas ,29i, 10000, &c, &c, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages Of % Whoes $50; % halves is; 26 quar-
tiers 70 So.
Remitances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, a. soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Sept. &c w. r. TURPIN.
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LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL.

TORNE At LAW,
DRACTISES in all the Superior Courts held
i in the city of Richmond, and will engage IN
any professional business that may be confdcd
10 his care.
Office on lllh street, south side, 4th door from
The corner on Main.
TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber, practising in the Superior
Courts held in The city # Richmond will receive
students of law into his office, or under his tut
lion, and give them such instruction, both scien-
,ifc aud PRACTICAL, as they may desire 10 obtain.
Further information will be given on applica-
ton, by letter or otherwise.
Oct. 27-d&clm WIN. MAXWELL.
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THEY HAVE COME
OCTOBER 90, 1876.

WIN. L. MONTAGUE respectfully invites
w The attention OF those wishing 10 purchase
PIANO F'ORTES 10 Two beautiful lnstru-
ments which have jus, arrived from New York.
They are Of the FIRST quality, as regards touch and
Tone and in appearance very handsome. They
will be sold very low. Call and examine them,
al WIN. L MONTAGUES
Piano Forte and Music Store, sign Of The Golden
Lyre, Main Street, opposite The Banks.
Ort 90
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4 YOUNG MAN able 10 furnish testimonials oil ahi-
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rienre of four years teaching. wishes 10 obtain su
,ion as Teacher lie feels himself qualihed 10 teach
al, ,hr branches Of Latin and English; together WIN
and Geometry not only with satisfaction I" his
patrons and pupils. but with orrdit 70 himself any
I'm county, Virginia, viii meet with prompt attention
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price Of three Tickets
We have every day Lotteries from one to twenty dol
lars, and when remittance Is made 10 u.s. large or
small, will always invest In the most popular Lote
res on hand. The drawings sent, when requested 10
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be had usual at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
Prize Tickets, the postage need not he paid The
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