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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-07
IFroan The Nor Orleans Ptc0ynne, Jnnc IS
LATER ER0M TEXAS

LA r KUN G-NhA5.
BY the arrival Of the steamship New York,
C,ni Phillips we have Galveston dates 10 The
9TH inst. The news is unimponant. We CLEAN
!, t,w items from The Civilian, News, and large
bundle OF country papers.
The New York lowed The sloop OF war Austin
n sea on the 2ilh She is 10 go round 10 Pensa-
cola for repairs, as we have before announced
and 10 be placed in commission in our Navy un-
der command OF George ~ Hollins, Esq.
The steamship Alabama arrived at Galveston
m Monday last, and lett again the following day
for Rrazos Santiago She landed al Galveston
some Government stores for new military
depot which has been established a, Robinscn'>
Ferry, on The Trinity, 10 supply the volunteers
on their march through Texas. The stores
are forwarded from Galveston 10 The depot By
steam.
The "Rusk Blues" fine company ofTexans
commanded by Capt John nj CLARITY, LETT Calves
ton in The schr. Alert on the e2d inst for the seal
OF war;
The steamers Troy, Pamela and Potomac ar
rived al Galveston ON The 23d inst, on their way
10 The Rio Grande Ii will be recolleced that
the Gaines Rangers went over on The last named
boat. They were all well and in fine spirits.
The Austin News says that orders have been
received by Major Fauntleroy requiring him TO
proceed Immediately TO San Antonio with the
company of dragons under his command.
;. WE learn lro.n The same paper that Captain )
Hishsmilh has raised and organized company
Of yolunieers-m mounted rifemen-tor months
service 10 &C, as rangers between Austin and The
San Marcus.
The Civilian says, the gallant corps Of Missis-
>ippians, commanded by Captain Shivors, called
the 'ClaIhorne Ri1rmen," have entered as Texan
volunteers, 10 compose one OF the four companies
which Capt Seeeldt and Lieut.. Connor have
been authorized 10 raise additional al Galveston.
They will be furnished with subsistence and
transportation TO Point Isabel, BY Lieut. knsbury
U. 8. A.
The Austin Democrat, OF The 10Th June, men,
years, from the Camanches. lie was originally
taken near San Antonio, and effected his escape
on the San Gabriel According to his story, he
managed The escape with great adroilness. He
is to be restored 10 his mother al San Antonio.
Some complaints are made OF The lawlcssness
of the Camanchcs in returning from The treaty.
ground, but they were fast going West.
THE ARMY.-Not a word Of news was re-
ceved yesterday, so far as we could learn, from
the army. An impression exists al Galveston,
that the main body Of the troops would take up
their line OF march for Monterey about The 10th
of July. We know not on what The impression Is
tonndpd
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We are assured (says the Pennsylvania tina
Mr.. Buchanan has not been nominated TO The
Bench, and also that he will remain in ihe Cab
net, al least for season, al the request of the
President himself
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN Ais 1T An Eng.
Llsu FLEET To BACK Up MEDIATION 1--WE learn
from Captain Pilsbury, of The brig James Caskie,
that, on the night Of the Gath Of May, in latitude
As 10, longitude 9 40, he passed feet OF eight
ships OF war and three steam frigates, all under
short canvass and standing to the westward. In
consequence of the darkness of the night, he
could not asceriainio what nation they belonged.
This fleet may have been the experimental
squadron Of England on cruize, but is strongly
suspected to be either French or English feet,
on its way 10 the Gulf Of Mexico. Time will
tell.-[N. Y Herald.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. l3.


TOBACCO-No change, and the business al
most exclusively confined TO The manufacturers.
We have heard of purchase OF 100 to $50 hhds.
old tobacco for the Continent, at prices ranging
from 81 S7a TO so, bu. chiefly at the former fig
ure, being interior Tugs. In other qualities the
shippers at present do nothing.
FLOUR-Very lille doing; held at S. 5
20.
WHEAT-ln0 a lO5 cents for red, and los a
ITO for white.
CORN-in demand. Sales at 65 a 70 cents
per bushel.
OATS-From wagons and railroad 40 AZ
cents per bushel, and from vessels 35 Sc els.
PROVISIONs.-BAcoN: City Cured and
Smi,hheld, u 8 cts Mountain, new a II;
Baltimore and Western Sides, new, Il, Bal
timore and Western Shoulders 81 a I; Hams,
new, acc; Western sides, old, Ia IT; shout
ders ST s. LARD: New, 7sa8c
WHISKEY-Barres2 81, hhds &c els.
BRANDY-O,ard Dupuy & Co, So 25 a
. so; A. Seignene, IS; Imitation, IS so cis
sazerac, 3 90 a 3 SO; Peach, dull al so a 100 cts,
Virginia Apple, (old,) IS cents.
GIN-American, 80 CTS; Holland, 100 cts.
| RUM-New England, in bbls. SO cts.
| COTTON-6s cents per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Rchmond and Man.
chester Factory prces,) Nos. 4 10 IL, II cents
Nos. ~ 10 20, Is cts.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell ESig.er IL DO.

. ha9SVll HbsC vi Az w.
A CENTS for the Managers, %. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
80 900 DOLLARSi-50 of 1000 DOLLARS
Lowest two No Prize 40 dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No I 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, Feb. I4h, 1916. Is
Nos, l2drawn. Grand Ca pilals: 10000 dollars
1000, 80 of 500, 30 OF 400 &C., &C. Tickets IL
dollars; halves 6; quarters g. A certificate Of
25 wholes will be sent for SAL GO; 25 halves
70 80; 25 quarters IS 40. Every two No. prize
will decrease the risk on package; and pack,
age may draw in double prizes 204 dollars, max
ing the risk on 25 wholes only GO dollars.
10000 DOLLARS !-l5,OOO!-lOO Of 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 8, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 2lsl, 1916. rs
Nos. I3 drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars
$4,000, 2of $500, . of 5000, of 1884, 100 Of
1000, &C. Tickets u dollars halves 6; quar-.
ters 3. A certificate of 26 wholes SAB 40; &c
halves IL 70; 26 quarters IS 50.
The Old Stvle Lottery!
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Lotest No. Prize 900 Dollars! list and 2nd
drawn Nos. 300 Dollars,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Q, to
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, February
25lh, 1916 &c Nos. 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tails 10000 dollars, 10000, 1928, 5000, OF
$500, 4 of 1000, of 500. 4 OF 1850, 100 low
est three number prizes Of 1000, &c. &c. Tick.
els l6 dollars; halves s; quarters 4. A certif.
cate Of % whoIes will be sent for lSl dollars; %
halves %; % quarters &c.
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME FOR l4TH
MARCH.
$4,000, 10000 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. |, to be
drawn on Saturday, March l4'h, 1876, al Will
mingion, Delaware, IS Nos, Is drawn. Grand
Capitals: / OF 55O,O0O 10000, 10000, G,000
5000, 40 Of 1000, 40 of 500, 100 OF 400 Tick
ct. Sl2, halves 6, quarters 3 a certificate of &c
wholes cost Sli4, DC halves 70, 26 quarters &c.
If Persons ordering by the package in any Of
the above can deduct The price of three Tickets.
Remember for large Prizes and prompt pay
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER e. co.
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Eagle Prize Office .
MO. ., East Main Street, opposite nc
" lInrkck

MO. 3, East Main Street, opposite tic Old
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
For Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No. 30:
Prizes: l2000dol 1000, 5000, $500, 1890, 5
OF 1000, 10 of 500, &c - Nos, II drawn. Tick
els 4; halves 2; quarters /.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No. 81. Capt.
tai 1000 dollars &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn
Tickets dollar; halves SO cts; quarters % els.
For Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class No.
81 Prizes: $500, $500, 1900, 1000, i,llG.,
5 Of 500, 400, &c. IS No. Lottery, II drawn
Whole Tickets 81, halves ], quarters SOC.
For Saturday Evening-drawing received by
SUNDAYS mail. Sales clnse d, O'Clock, P. NJ.
pokomoke Lottery, Glass No. 90. Prizes: Sl2,-
&C.. &c 66 No. Lottery, Il drawn ballols.-
Whole Tickets 4; halves2 quarters !.
Also, The Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 80.
Capital prize 3 900 dollars. G6 Nos, 10 drawn
ballots. Whole Tickets /; halves 5Oc.; quar-
tiers 25c.
SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
so 600 DoLLARs!-5o of 1000 DOLLARS
Lowest Two No Prize 10 dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. :, to be
drawn al Wilmington Del, Feb I4lh. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars, H.
0oO 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000. 1898, 80 OF 900,
80 OF 500, 80 of 400, &c. Tickets IL dollars /;
halves 6; quarters g. A certificate oil y wholes
will be sent for Sal 60; 25 halves 10 80; Is
quarters IS 49, Every Two No. prize will de-
crease the risk on package; and package may
draw in double prizes S20i, making The risk on
25 wholes 60.
10000 DOLLARS 5,000!- 100 of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lollery, Glass 8, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February Dist, ls46. 10
Nos, IL drawn Grand Capitals: 80, 900 dollars,
5000. Q of $500, 3 OF 5000, l of 1884, 100 OF
LOCO, &c. Tickets u dollars; halves 6; quar-.
iers 8. A certificate Of 26 wholes SAB ~; 20
halves Il 70; 26 quarters 81 S..
The Old Style Lottery!
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Lowest No. Prize 81 ,000-ist and End drawn
Numbers $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 9, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, February 18th,
1886 66 Nos. l0drawn Grand Capitals: $50,
900, 1000, 1898. 5000, 4 of $500, Of 1000,
OF $500, 4 of 1850, 100 lowest three number
Prizes Of 1000, &C., &c. Tickets 10 dollars;
halves 8; quarters 4. "A certificate OF % whoies
will be sent for 1874 dollars; % haves93; quarters
&c.
- Persons sending for Tickets In any OF the
above Lotteries should bear in mind iha, The Ii
berry Birds Office CT mean The Eagle Ofice) is
the place 10 send i.hey want money.
JOSEPH CHASE,
No 2, East Main street, opposite the Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va. Eee.
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Worthans,s Office.
MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE |
In TEL. RICHMOND, Vuginia.

MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL. RICHMOND. Vrginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capital! Va. MonongaIia, No. tic
be drawn al the Exchange Hotel to-day al l2
o'clock. Prizes: 5000 dollars, 1900, 1000
$50 So 10 OF 400, 10 of 200, 40 Of 100, so of 60
30 OF SO, Sc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 25
shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
$1,000 Capital Alexandria Lottery, Extra
number SO. drawing comes per mailo.morrow
Prizes: $1,000, 1850, 5 Of 1000 5 Of 300, 5 d
$50, 10 Of 100, Sc. 65 Nos. and - drawn
Tickets 81 50-shares in proportion.
FOR TOMORROW.
Splendid Scheme $4,000 Capital! Alex.
andria Lottery, No Drawing come per ma il
Sunday Prizes: 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000 , 1881
so, 1000. 900, 500, 100, LOGO, ? prizes Of
1900, 3of l 300, 5 Of ,250 100 Of 1000 100 Of
400, &c. rs Nos - drawn. Whole tickets
10; halves 5; quarters SO.
Lotteries to be Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon.
February l4lh-S4O,OOO, 10000, 5000 5000
1887, 1000, 100 OF 500, 100 Of 400, &c.
February 2lst-s 294, 10000, 5000, 5000,
1873, 100 OF 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
February 2Slh-S50,000, 10000, 10000, 5000,
5000 1858, SO of 1000, &c. Tickets Sl2.
NIB All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office, without charge.
FEB. Is CHAS. WORKMAN.
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A Card.

SOUTHWEST AND TEXAS.
'AE undersigned will leave for the South
ives, and Texas in few DAYS, and expects
oe in Washington from the l2h to the 18th
J. he will take charge Of any business which
~ offer. Any communications addressed 10
care o. the Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter, Washing
until the lst Of April, will be forwarded 10
?. JOHN A. PARKER.
e References as heretofore, viz: The mem
+ Of Congress ana legislature from The East.
part Of Virginia; William J. Roberts, Esq
bier branch bank OF Virginia, Fredericksburg;
.. John ". Mason, Hon. Robert J. Walker,
lexington; Me: srs. Sellman g. C,ook, Bslti-
! Messrs Lewis Webb & Co., Messrs. Gret-
6rel'er. Richmond; Messrs Sam. Phillips
soa, Fredericksburg
lappahannock. Feb. I3-3t
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W.P. Turp:n's Lottery Office,

MO. loi MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vr-
~ gina.
Correspondents and others are requested to no.
tice the annexed schedule OF Schemes 10 be- drawn
in the month Of Febfuarv and when in search OF
PRIZE TlcKErs, be careful 10 all cases to address
orders to w. P. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1876.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass I, for 1916, 10 be
drawn Feb'g IA. Brilliant schcme $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1887, 3,0o0 3 OF 500, OF
300, 5 Of l,250, 100 OF 500, 100 Of 400, &c. IS
Nos, ID drawn. Tickets TO- A certificate COSTS
Sl30-Shares in proportion.
1924 Dollars!-l00 OF 1000!
Alexandra Lollery, Glass 8, for 1916, TO be
drawn February q. Grand Scheme: 1924
dollars 10000 5000, 5000, 1878, 100 of 900,
lis, of 300 sc. Tickels TO- A certificate costs
li0 00-Sharcs in proportion.
$4,000 Dollars!-50 of 900 go, 900 10, 600!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 3, for 1916, to
be drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: SO, 0O0
dollars 10000, 10000. 5000, 1900. 1858, so
Of 1000, 100 Of 500, $50 OF 800, &C. IS Nos, ID
drawn ballots. Tickets only II. A certificate
costs lG0 dollars Shares in proportion.
Orders Tor Tckels received frecof Postage and
attended 10 by return mail Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For smal-
lerschemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Ian. y W. 2 TuRpLN
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
n, RUSSELL BIGGER l. CO.-Two Lotteries for
this Morning. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000,
1850, &C. Tickets 81.
Also 81, 0o0, 600, &c. Tickets 81.
For hi. Evening-Capitas: ST. $780, $780, 500, 200,
&c. Tickets 81.
Drawn numbers Of Posomoke Lottery, Glass q
81 3 sc 70 1 81 69 IA 81 81 p 81.
Ticket Nos. 81 60 GO, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 6:
80 IS 6s 81 II 81 60 10 % 81 80 ! 3 70.
Ticket Nos. 3 ca So, $50, sold and paid by
BIGGER CO.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware Lottery, Glass "a:
IL SIS 2 10 is - ~ 60 Is Al % 81 81 81 10 10.
Whole Ticket 2 Al IS, and u 40 s5-bo,h sold and
paid by BIGGER co.
Drawn numbers OF Pakomoke River Lottery, Class %
9 So SO SIS % Is 80 SO 81 A.
Drawn numbers cf Delaware Lottery, Class IS:
10 IS 6 Q 2s GO 10 Is 50 AZ.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 AZ, sold and paid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawn numbers Of Pokomote Lottery. Glass 90:
Q &c 56 10 90 q IS So "a % rs "a D.
Half Ticket Nos. % 81 $40 % 6a-2 "a 6s-,hree
Capitals, together with small one Of $780, all sc Id and
paid by BIGGER co.
Fab IL
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Esy Ei0dscs & s'nigiaIa,, Hucts
REAL ESTATE For SALE.


IF nc sold privately teioie, will be sold a
l. public auction at Hazleg. owes Tavern, in tie
the county Of Hanover, on Monday, the "a day
of March next, that valuable and well known
tract OF land lying and being in the county OF
Hanover formerly The property OF Mrs Frances
Timberlake, deceased, containing 1861 acres ad-
joining the land Of Archibald Timberlakc, Aus
lin Trainum Abraham Jcncs, p. A. and Reuben
Meredith and others, abou, eight miles from The
city Of Richmond. Said land will be sold in
one tract, or di-ited in three lot. 70 sui pur-
chasers. The buildings are ordinary About
100 acres OF said land is cleared and The bal
ance wood land-a large proportion Of which
is well t,nbercd. There is on said tract a varie-
~ oil tru trees, and two springs of good water.
There was mill pond on said tract which now
presents fine haY meadow. Said land is well
calculated .cr gardening purposes, we'll adapted
TO The cultivation oil early vegetables.
The terms are reasonable ard time OF pay
ment made TO suit purchasers. Forterms apply 10
HODGES q PULLlAM, Auc,icuee:s
IT Office in Bell Tavern Alley
Feb. D c&dwtd
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SsratsOn,s Office.


MO. S, SOUTH URTEENTH
lN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining rece1red every dap at o'c!ock 2. d.
5000 Dollars. 1900 Dollars
Friday-Monongall MOI. Capitals: $4,000,
1900 1000, &c. Is Nos. ~ dawn. Wholes
81 %; halves 81 cts; quarters 81 CTS.
1000 Dollars! 2,cs0 Dolars
aturday-Aexandria, 80 Extra. Capitals:
1000 dollars, 1850, Of J. 600, &c. &c Nos, 10
drawn. Whoes 81 50; halves ! 25; quarters
62 cents.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Monday morning-Alexandria, !. Capitals:
40, 900 dollars, 10000, 5000. 5000, 1000 1900,
800, 700, 900, . Of 1900, 3 Of 1900, . Of
1850, 100 of 500, 100 Of 400, &c. IS Ncs, -
drawn. Wholes $40; halves S; quancrs2 SO
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re-
auested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Feb Q Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
q. RurFstss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,


spIendid Lotteries for February, 1916.
Grand Scheme far IAN EttraaTu, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, Class :, TO be drawn at Wilmington
Del, Saturday, Feb. II, 1916 Splendid Schr.ne !:
5000 10000, S,OOO, 5000, 1000, 1893, 30 Of
1000, 80 OF 500 70 Of 400, 80 Of 300, so ul $50
G3 OF 200, &c Any Two drawn Nos $40 rs
No. Lottery, - drawn ballots Whole Tickets
$40; halves Il. quarters 3. Risk on package Of
% Whole Tickets 5lil-halves and quarters in
proportion.
Spicndih Schema far 2la EsJruary!
30,000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No s 10 be drawn at Whining
Ton, Del, Feb 81, 1916 Grand Scheme:-
$50, 900. $4,000, 1900 5000, 5000, 1854 100 of
1000, 20 OF 750, 20 of 800 20 Of 40U, % OF 300,
100 OF 200, &c 1S No Lottery, IS drawn bal
lots. Whole Tickets Sl2; halves 6: quarters 5.
Risk on package Of % Whole Tickets 5Ii3--
halves and quarters in proportion.
.SpcldM Scheme far 25M FtbrmfDi
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No ., 10 bedrawn at Wilmington,
Del, Feb. %, 1916 66 No. Lottery, 10 draws
ballots Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1928. 1000,
1 OF $500, OF 2G00, 4 OF 800 4 of $50. 100
of 900. Whole Tickets SIG; halves s; quar-
tiers 4 Risk on package of % Whole Tickets
$l59-halvcs and quarters in proportion.
Orders Tor certificates OF packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash OF
prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt al.
tenlion, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from C. BURRUSS,
Feb Richmond Va
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FOR RENT

"A "A new and desirable Brick Dwelling
IN honse, on Madiox's Hill, handsomely nm
wished ~, and pleasantly situated, containing
coca Rooms, including finished Basement.
fos nnt about Is minutes walk from the GEN.
q business, makes il a desirable Family Re-
...cei and 10 good tenant The rent will be
'0efa'e. For terms, &C., apply at
- I'll No. l03 E. Main ST..
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AtWater, Gould a. Co,

II WALL STREET, NEW YORK;
a RE now receiving their Spring lmpnrfalions
n ofBrilish and German Dry Goods-aso, OF
French Goods, fine and extra fine French Cloths,
Cassimeres and Doe Skin, Satin, Silk and Sum-
mer Veslines.
Irish Goods-Linens, Shirlings and Shcelings,
Towellings, Burlaps and Sack Driings.
Hosiery in great variety.
Mems Wear-Many styles of Worsied, Wool,
Cotton and Linen; together with 200 packages
American Goods.
Their stock has been selected in reference 10
the Virginia and North Carolina trade, and they
desire The attention Of tuvers from these MARKERS
ATWATER, GOULD & co.
Feb --cSdJm
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5ER5ISTIE'S,
Rheumatic GOUt.


THO DIR. CHRISTiE-Sir: After fair tri;
i of almost everything without any good el-
iect, think | must attribute a remarkable cure
10 The power OF your Galvanc and Magnetic ar
ticles. II am not mistaken in The cause, they
have very seriously relieved me of Rheumatic
Gou,, oflong standing together with general ner-
vous debility olihe system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
100 Bank Street, n. York.
III Mrs. Jackson is relative OF Maj. M. M.
Noah, who has kindly added the following:
Dear Docor-The above case is personally
known TO me-, and is not less strange than true. il
is happy result, to which bear witness with
pleasure. may state, thai some other cases have
come 10 my notice. OF nature equally fortunate
II. M. NOAH.
New York, October 80, 1915.
Beware of spurious limitations OF these arti-
cles The only paccin Richmond 10 obtain the
genuine rings and fluid, is at The Drug Store of
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Ian II TAT Main Street
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF OND.
High Water this day, at S! o'clock, p. M.
PRIVFD

Ahol
Schr. Lynchburg, Gould New York, sundries
TO Duval & Purcell, ]. Pizzin w. S. 4, J. Dom
nan, Kerr & Brothers, David Walsh, Blair G.
Brockepbrough R. Nj. Allen & Co, G. Walt g.
Co., T. R. Price, C. T. Workman, Nash s. Wood.
house, w. M. Harrison, o. Couniz, K. NJ. Bur
ION, West Wyatt, S. D. Denoon, S Subletl, J.
Wight w. Ritter, Van Lew, Smith q Co., J. II.
Anthony, w. Booth, w. Palmer L. M Lee John
Dooley, R. R. Dpval, David Fisher, J. Fishers
Sons, S. E. Dove, James c. Spots, b. A. Watt,
]. Winston, T. & c. Ellis. A. Leslie, P. Johnson,
Williams & Haxall, ]. Gill, H. W. Tyler C.
Genne,, J. Bo,her, c. F. Osborne, w. MouuJoy,
GA. s'recksr. J. R. Tripleli s. Son, Hooker Y
Osborne, ]. S. Fleet, T. C. Rice, Dr'nker & Nor
ri., J. v. Crawford Webb, Bacon g. Co., n. NJ
Martin & Co., S. Bonavila, J. Moore, Edmond &
Davenport. Gordon & Skinker Workman, Nc
Gruder & Co.. Dunlop, Moncure & Co. Daven-
port, Allen & Co.. L. D. Cren>haw, Brothers &
Co, Lee & Tinsley, and 10 order.
Schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia, snndries
10 Dunlop, Moncure s. CO., Davenport, Allen &
Co., Haskins & Libby, Duval & Purcell, Q. A.
Slrccker, Gaynor & Wood
Schr. John Slul, Green, New York, sundres.
Schr. Lowell, Baker, Boston. sundries.
Schr. Charles P. Brown. New York, ballast.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas. Hollingshead, Baltimore.
Schr. Rainbow, Berry, Boston.
NEW YORK, Feb ll-Cleared, schr. Traf.
hc, Graham, for Richmond.
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FOR RENT

81 The Farmers Hotel in Manchester i
EH Tor rent: and possession given ON The Is,
E&day OF April next. This is desirahI. In.
On Tor Tavern, and 10 good tenan, me
Will be moderate. For terms ann,v - '"S
JAMES NJ. SUBLETT
Cd. l2-dlv q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-13
STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
act Ory.

On TscclhA Street, mar Tie Wig OGrc,
w est noes s The et bes sa Of f the G above articles
glazed or ungazed, as The case may requre-on
the most reasonable terms. The best OF reference
can be given as regards The qualify OF my work,
both in city and country. Give me call.
MILES AMBLER.
N. B-I have at my Factory, facilities Tor
executing work in the above line in a superior
manner, and in less time than any other esla-
blshment in The Old Dominion. also keep
on hand some ready-made work. NJ. A.
Ian 10-dtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-13
REMOVAL.

A BARGAMIN has removed his Copper,
IL. Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Mandatory TO
his new brick building on 10th street Immediately
in rear Of his old stand. Having made arrange
ments for carrying on The business more extern
sively Than heretofore invite those in want Of
any Thing in my line to give me call
Planished, Japaned and Tin Ware Of The most
superior manufacture, always on hand
All kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron and Zinc
work done TO orier-Zinc, Copper and Tin Roof
ing Guuering and spouing, done at the shortest
notice and on accommodating terms
A BARGAMIN.
10Th street, between Main and Cary streets.