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FEMALE SCHOOL, AT KENNONS

FEMALE SCHOOL, AT KENNONS.
I,OR the Education Of my own daughters this school
Il was opened on the l2ih of April, under the SUI
pernlendence Of Miss Emerson, who COMES highly re-
commended as 4 Teacher Of the English and French
Languages, Music the Piano Forte and Drawing. a
few Board-rs would he received into this school and
treated chldren they will be charged only
from tie lime of entrance Ia the close OF mo SESSION.
No deduction will be made for time lost except IN cases
Of proiraced sickness
Terms PR session Of tem montts:
Board, and tuition in English and French, Sl2o
Music, oe
Drawing, q
Address, Elk Hill, Amelia. JOHN II. STEGER.
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INrOpMaTIoN WAIVED

INFORMATION WAIVED
GONCERNING FRANCIJVILLIAM
~ PREToR, who is said 10 ha9 died some.
where in the Stale OF Virginia, in Z summer Of
ls45. Any person who can furnis evidence of
his death, will confer favor By Communicating
with BENZ. + KEEN,
MAY 3-d&c2w Washi5on City.
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TpyaSIAND FOR SALE


LIVE TRACTS Of very desirable LAND, ~ The state
Of Texas, offered ior SALE viz :-one tract oil 500
acres of $40, Of 6i0 one Of ,aoo and one OF
about 900 acres
Persons wishing 10 move TO the South will lind many
advantages IN this land regards location, fertility OIL
soil improvements, heathnrss of climate, &c.
The land will he sold for cash, al moderate price.
or bartered for any other property easily convertible
nlo money. The title will be guaranteed, and the land
delivered IN person. Apply 10
WIN GOGLDIN, Agent,
Corner of New and Main ST., Richmond, Va.
March 5-dx
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
ole SGlEKIIGI nERS nE l,IlIs RANK ~ Ia

TT'HE STULKUULUTlWS UT HIS BHNk II ITIrIT
late annual meeting, having entertained 4 propo-
son establish Office Of discount and deposit III
the town Of Alexandria, and the General Assembly
having since passed an act authorizing the Stockhold
10 establish such Office and To make up the CAPT
tai thereof from the Of the Bank of Potomac,
Committee of the Directors Of this Bank have visited
Alexandria, To examine into the condition of the Bank
0t Potomac, and the committee being satisfied upon in
yrsiisalun, thai It's assets fully equal IL liz capital
and that II was rxprdcnt, llr art Of this Bank, Ia
establish said office, have repaired To the Board, and
the a5lh May next, for special meeting Of llr Stock
holders Of this Bank, the Banking house in this rity,
consider aud decide whether establish said ccr,
aud 10 do whatsoever may he necessary In the pre-
misses.
The Stockholders of tir Farmers Bank of Virginia
are therefore respectfully requested 10 meet al their
Banking house, nj IL o'clock the said 2Jth of May
FOR the purpose above mentioned.
l. e. BLAIR Cashier
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The performance 10 begin with
A Ora ND VERT u RI E,

BY the Orchestra.
Immediately after which AZ DANSEUSES VI
ENNOISES will appear in Grand Diver.
tisement-,he fascinating
PAS DES FILE U RS,
as danced by them for many nights TO crowded
houses, with enthusiastic applause, at the
Queens Theatre, Italian Opera House, London.
To be followed by the lst part the Concert BY
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY,
With Orchestra Accomplishments
GRAND OVERTURE, by the ORCHESTRA.
In continuation, the second Grand advertisement,
PAS HON &c RO Is,
by "a Danseuses Viennoisas, as given by them a!
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Hamburg,
Brussels, &C., with the most brilliant success.
THE ORPHAN FAMILY
will then appear and sing number Of favorile
Quareltes, Songs and Glees.
CELEBRATED OVERTURE, by The ORCHESTRA
The whole 10 conclude with Sd Grand Di-
vertisement-,he
GRAND PAS ORIENTAL,
By 4s Viennoise Danseuses, given for many
nights, 10 crowded audiences, in all The princi
pal Theatres OF Germany, Holland, France
England, Scotland and Ireland.
LES JEUNNES NSEU ES
will appear in three Grand advertisements every
evening during the week. May III
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

LESSEE, Ma. E. A. MARSHALL.
MANAGER, Ma. w. R. BLAKE.
TIME public is respectfully informed, that this
i popular place OF amusement will be opened
for short season, for The purpose of atfording
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity an oppcr-
tunily of Witnessing the extraordinary perform
NOISES, who will make their second appear
ance in this city
On Tuesday Evening, May 18th, Is47.
in conjunction with The celebrated ORPHAN
FAMILY.
The ORCHESTRA will be augmented by
some OF The first musical talent in The country, I'M
der The direction OF Mr.. CUNNINGTON.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Machine Mandatory.

The subscribers, SUCCESSORS 10
Jahez Parker, at this well known
Establishment, Corner ~ Nam
and 1911 streets, are prepared To-
execute nj short notice orders for
THRESIilNG MACHINES AND
HORSE POWERS Of all sizes,
made PORTABLE or STATION.
AIRY; HORSE AND HAND
POWER W II F. A T "a NS
STRAW CARRIERS; McCOR-
MirK'S X + a Pc K =; CORN
SHELLERS; STRAW CUT
TIERS. cRIISUERS. Gc
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LabOrers Wanted

ONE HUNDRED able-bodied Laborers are
~ wanted 10 assist in cleaning cut the Canal
10 commence on Monday morning, The l7,h Of
this monh, (May.) They will report themselves,
(aboul 20) TO Cart. VIM. R. Richardson, al III.
Gauge Dock, in Richmond; the Others as may
be most convenient. 70 John BuHnss, Maden's
Adventure; John T. Amone'l, Lock No. II, OPP
posi,e Gainesville; and 10 Mr.. heaho, a, Lock
81. Liberal wages will be paid, and tools and
food furnished, except 10 those employed in
Richmond, who will board themselves, by the
James River and Kanawha Company.
RICHARD RAINS,
Superintendent, Repairs Isl Section James River
and Kanawha Canal.
Richmond, Nav -2awc&du5Nay.
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The most successful antidote for the Piles,
without doubt, is DR.. Upham's ELECTUARY.
The most obstinate cases are conquered by its Gu
rative properties. All external preparations must
give place to this admirable internal remedy, for
it operates "like charm" in subdning cases
which were deemed hopeless and incura6te.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KErcHaM, l2l Fulton street, New York. P.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. Price
81 bottle May l
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n A. SHARP, Civil Engineer, Surveyor
~ and Craftsman, will make Surveys and
Estimates of Cost for Buildings, Bridges, Ma
chinery, Steam Engines, Factories, Mill Sites,
&c, with Plans and Specifications.
Inquire al Mrs Woods, West Main ST., few
Foundry, corner oil 9Th and Cary.
RErgaEsces-R Richmond: Waller Gwynn, &.
E.; Joseph r. Anderson, Esq; Caleb Jones, Esq,
Agl. Va. Woollen Co. April l3-c&dlm
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IN acknowledgements Chesterfield Coun-
i " Court, March the 9Th, le47:
John F. Wilson and William v. Wilson, infants, who
SUE hy Thomas o. Wilson, their guardian ana next
friend r'a'h''n''
against
Elizabeth Wilson, Robert Mann and Elizabeth ms
wife William Mann and Rebrcra llis wife, John Kerry
and Polly hi- wife, and Lawson Wilson. Defendants
This day came The plaintiffs by their Attorney, -.
ander Jones' Esq, and flied their bill, ana the defend
ants John Berry and Poly his wife, and LAWSON
son. not having entered their appearance and gwen
curitv according thr act of Assembly ana the rules
of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants ot this Country, on tue
motion Of the plaintiffs By Their attorney u Is ofuereu,
thai the said non resident PENDANTS do appear eie
The first day Of May term next and the bill Of
the plaintiffs; and that cepy Of this nrier be forth
with Inserted in newspaper published IN the Guy
NJ Richmond and continued for eight weeks successive
w. and posted front door Of the Court house OF this
county a Copy- est6, ooa,,,, n -
March i7-cwSW W. w. U. to'hiLi ". y.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. Goddis.. AUct7r.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. PROPERTY


10y virtue of decree pronounced by the SUPERIOR
- Court ChanceIy for the Richmond Circuit, on the
3si Gay ct March, lel7, III The SUIT Of Peasants and
Others Clarke and others, the Comis
siohefs by the said decree appointed will MONDAY
the path day of May, 1877 al O'clock 2. NJ proceed Oh
bidder the Lot OF Ground lying in the CIV Of Rich
mUnd al the Intersection Of franklin and sth streets
fronting one hundred ard thirty feet inch upon
franklin street, and hundred ana six feet eleven
II css and seven trnihs of inch upon eich
The Terms o Sale VIII br tnrd cash. and the re-
sIdue IN two equal nsalmen,s six and twelve months
from The day OF SALE the purchaser executing bonds with
personal security Tor lie credit insialments aad q, ed
of trust upon The property 10 secure the payment Of the
said bonds.
After the sale Of the Lot, the Buildings thereon will
he sold, Ia be removed.
The title 10 This property Is believed 10 be perfect but
sr,ns as Commissioners, We shall convey such title
only as Is vested IN Us by the said decree.
JAMES LYONS c,-.
Jos: JACKSON, ia, commissioners.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct
Aprll 9,3-eo3w
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office

mi " WI EfAo MAIN - h@AA-A ''s."."'s1si
IN Virginia.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR l5ra MAY.
100000 DOLLARS! 10 Of 10000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D, for ls47, 10 he drawn
AT Alexandria, May 18th. 70 No Lo,tery-l3 drawn
ballots. Grand Scheme SG0,0O0 10 OF 10000 20 "l
5000, 100 Of 000 l55 Of 400 and others Of 300 2OU rc.
amounting 10 upwards Of ONE MILLION OF pol
Lars. Tickets $40; halves To- quarters S; erhis 80.
Certificates Of package of &c Whole Tickets $3.50
shares In proportion.
TO BE DRAWN 29rH MAY.
S50,0v0 10000 10000
Alexandra Lottery, Glass &c, for 1877, 10 he drawn
at Alexandria, May 90. GO Number Lottery-il drawn
Nos. In each package Of 20 tickets. Grand Scheme -
S5O0OO l5 000 900, 5000, 1890, 10 of 200, 10 Of
6O0 20 Ct 800 100 of aO0 Tickets SIS; halves 81,
quarters IS; eghths s7.Certicatrs Of packages of
90 wholes $3.50; shares III proportion.
Remlttances received free Of postage. Drawings for
wdrded, when requrslcd az soon as received.
Forsmaller Schemes, see daily ADVERTISEMENTS
April a6 w. r. TuIPiN.
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WestIlain for Sale.

INHE subscriber, in behalf OF and BY authority
i from the heirs Of The late Col John Amber,
deceased, offers for sale p5iuatety, That valuable
estate ca He'd Wrstham, situated on James river,
about nine miles above the CITY OF Richmond,
containing upwards Of 300 acres.
This estate has been recently surveyed, and di-
vided into three separate farms one lying be-
tween the river and he public road, known rs the
rirer road, containing 59i acres, OF which more
than 200 acres are low grounds, and l26 acres ot
il consis, OF valuable wood land. This part OF
the estate derives much additional value rom the
extensive water power created BY the abutmen!
thereon, OF permanent dam (called Bosher's)
erected by the James River and Kanawha Com
pany.
The residue Of The property, lying north Of The
river road, consists entirely Of high land, and has
been subdivded into two tracts or farms each
containing about $50 acres; upon one Of which,
there is a comfortable but PLAN dwelling house.
One OF the last mentioned tracts contains up
wards of 200, and The o.her Ia acres Of wood
land, including a considerable portion Of good
timber
The parties interested in The above property be-
ins very DESTROYS Of eflecling SALE for The pur-
pose Of division, have authorized me 10 sell The
same, either entire, or in separate farms, as above
described, for moderate plce, and upon desira-
bic terms; which will be made known on applica-
lion 10 ME, al my office, or al my residence cor.
ner Of Marshall and llh streets, in The city Of
Richmond A plat Of The survey and division
will also be exhibited 10 huse DESTROYS OF purchas-
ing. ROBERT c. NICHOLAS.
April 30-ctf
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TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
l ~ Lead, Paints, Oils, Window Glass.
N O00 LBS. American White Lead
kvw.a,sO.OOdy and in OIL Of the most ap-
6OO n , brands. 10 assorted packages:
% saIi'. Linseed OIL warranted pure.
q 0es' Spirits TurpeHline.
". Ens. Paris While.
ceases yeidisris in Oil.
w. w. chrome Green and Oh. Yellow.
: s'asss Venetian Red.
60. Spanish Brown.
q .d'ee assortment Paint Brushes.
SSu!e'iOr varnishes.
epaaese Vermilliou.
D.. fiirnch do.
ri q many other colors, with our usual large
SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS.
! Sorss great assortment OF sizes, OF single
I aS Sue thickness OF "Winslow," "Mullica"
asI u.s. brands for sale low for cash. OF on the
-''uH 10 punclual customers.
|Nav,, DUVAL & PURCELL,
En Druggists, LAT, Main Street.
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Second appearance in this city OF
Les Danseuses ViennOiSes,

(FORTY-EIGHT IN NUWBER,J
UNDER TUE DIRECTION OF
MADAM JOSEF HINE WEISS,
(Afotres,e de Ballet des Theatre de Pisana,)
Whose performances throughout Europe, and re
Gently al New York, Boston and Philadelphia
have been pronounced the
Novelty and Wonder Of the AgeI
Ef NOTICE.-In consequence OF the UMPIRE.
cedenled expense attending this engagement,
The prices Of admission will be as follows: To the
Boxes 81; Pit IS cents Isl Gallery SO cents; q
do % cents
The Box Office will be open from IL TO o'clock,
where Tickets may be purchased and seats Sc
cured. Private Boxes may also be had on appli'
cation 10 the Treasurer, and seats secured in ad,
vance.
Doors open at halfpasl 7, the curtain will rise
at o'clock precisely
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COLLIN BIS.

For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
/ The Columbus, Captain Parrish,
. - will be ready TO receive freight this
Yang ios The above places, and will leave at
lst:' his afternoon. mo freight can be tao
\ a'ltI : p. NJ Passage and fare 10 Balri-
y ony>o. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
j. w. Vlaury 81 Co.,

ON A N A G Frs
Successors to j. q. GREGORY d en-
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND, Virginia.
Alagnfcent Scheme fof l5h Nay.
100000 10 oi $4,000 20 Of $1,000! 100 Of
lGO0 DOLLARS
Alexandra LOTTERY, cia.s ~ :. for Isi7, 10 Ia
drawn al Alexandria, sain,it,, hay 10, i6E.
prize Of sfa geo np'i@ts"f faD
10 pIiIrI Of ~ 900 In fuJ
~ ) cuu Anl others of 100, sgo &c.
amounting to upwards Of ONE MILLION of DOL.
LARS. 70 No. I.ollrry--la drawn ballot.
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 5; eighlhs > So
a certificate OF a package OF 26 whole Tickets s25O-
halves, quarters and eighths in proportion
To be d,aUn 29M Ii0y.
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for ls47, 10 he
drawn al Alexandria, Saturday, May y, isi7. 80 Ma
LolIefylI drawn Nos. in each package of20 tickets.
Grand scheme
| prize Of 900 10 prizes Of 81 900
= 5000 ~ Gu0
l 9 " 1000 ~ : 800
" 5000 l2U " 200
l g " 1880 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 50; quarters 70; rehlhs 81.
Certificate OF Package OF 30 Whole Tickets Sl3u;
shares In proportion.
3J- Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
els and Shares any of hr above Schemes, address
ed To the undersigned, will rrceivethe most promih
lention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
SOON as il is received.
j. w MAURY & CO, Managers
ApriI 10 Richmond, yirgiuia
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LOTTERIES.
Id. Paine 4 Co..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
L HOME within the last thirty days, in the sale of
the whole Of the Grand Capital of sac OOu together
with smaller ones from 500 ,000 all Of which were
promptly paid al sight, has induced the subscriber 10
present 10 his friends and correspondents distance
the following brilliant Schemes fos May. Forward
your orders TO the unrivalled prize seller
c. w. PURCELL, Agent FOR the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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r. Luck,s Lottery Office,

On Val Street, Opposite cay Holel.
TINE unprecedented luck which has attended the
patrons of this Office, Is caution To Wings and
Democrats. In every Lottery LUCK sells TWO or three
number Prizes He is now the Napoleon OF The day
And il there any who desire tangible proof Of ha
fact lei them address order for Ticket IN any Of
the following Lotteries, 10
O. r. LICK Richmond. Virginia.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR i5rn AND a9rn

MAY.
10000 DOLLARS! 10 OF ln,OO0! 100 OF 1000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81 for ls47, 10 be drawn
May 18th. 70 No. l.otiery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme $4,000, 10 of 10000, 100 of OOn. % Of 5000,
l55 ol 400, and others Of 200. 100, etr amounting Z"
ST. 1893 1877. Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s. eichs
So Certificates Of packages of 26 Wholea $3.50; shares
In proportion.
$4,000! $4,000 10000!
Alexandra LOTTERY Glass 26, for 1871, 10 ne drawn
package of 20 Tickets Grand schemr 50, OpO dollars,
5000 1000 0e0 1860 10 Of 200, 10 of60O, 20 Of
3O0 100 OF 400, etc Tickets SIS; halves So quarters
Isl elshhs g. Certificates Of 20 wholes $780, shares
in proportion.
0 Orders for Packages, Certificates, single Tick
cts the above Schemes addressed TO the undersign
ed attended To by return Of Ma and when requested,
an account Of the Drawings forwarded SO soon as re-
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
April II Richmond, Va.
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StraltOn's Office,


MO. S, SOUTH FO OR ZEN TIL
IN STREET.
Let ailthe world say what theyc can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, Glass 20, May i:
80 30 - Sc 81 s rs l3 81 62 Ga 5 So II 63
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Extra. No. 81, Nav s:
10 40 43 8 81 l6 81 "A 65.
Drawn Nos. of Leeshurg, No. 10, May 10:
Ticket, Nos.9 81 ia Capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$1,000 DOLLARS $500 DOLLARS!
MONDAY-Leesburg Lottery, No. 10. Ca.
1000, &c. IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets "a; halve.
2; quarters l..
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1858, 10 prizes
OF 900, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS;
halves 3 SO; quarters 25.
WEDNESDAY-Alex Lottery. No. 81
Capitals $22, 222, ll,lll, 77O7, 1888. prizes
of I'LL, &c. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS;
halves SO; quarters p.
10000 DOLLARS!
Capitals: Of 10000, 1000, l,64O, 20 Of 1000,
&c. IS Nos, and i2drawn. Tickets IS; halves
2 SO; quarters rs.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Monongalia Lottery, No. 10. Ca
pitfalls: $1,000 5000, 100. 300, 1876, loo,
5 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
? SO; halves 25; quarters 81 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGHT-Leesburg. Extra, No. 10.
Capitals: $4,000. 1000, 343. &c, &c. 10 Nos,
II drawn. Tickets 81; halves 80 cents; quarters
IS cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 80. Ca
pilals: 1000, 1000, 500, &c. Is Nos, u drawn.
Tickets /; halves so cents; quarters % cents.
BROOMS over my Office for Rent.
N. STRATTON,
May IN Richmond Va
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TO BE DRAWN 29rH MAY.
I.S1 Otl0 tx nm IN mn
j. M. Clark

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, Va.
CLARKE distributed last month, 10 his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sDld more
large Capital Prizes than any other Vendrr in the Uni
ted States having sold capitals Of SIS 0OO Of 2On0U
of 10 900, Of 5000, Is Of 00O and AZ Of 900. Most
Of the fortunate holders still living witnesses Of the
fact. Address, postage free,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
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Form III a Po1cer Of Attorney Ia rofe In I,0ry.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Thal

-, ufihr - do hereby appoint - 10 he -
substitute and proxy for, ana in name and behalf
10 attend 4 special meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. Ia he held the 18th day
of May, 1877, and in - name and behalf, To vote on
any questions which may arise NJ said meeting, and for
the election Of any Directors then and there 10 be ap
pointed.
In witness whereof, - have hrrennt" sci -
hand and seal this - day Of -, in the year
1877.
Sealed and delivered in presence of (sEAL)
April 2l-3tawl25thMay
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Whole Tickets $40; halves S. quarters SO.
We have every day Lotteries from TO twenty dol
lars and when a remittance is made to us large or
small, we will always invest In the popular Lotto
rles hand. The drawings sent, when requested 10
all who order from Us The cash for all Capitals can
be had usual al sight, On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, The postage need not be paid The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received and all
ders addressed to will meet the most prompt and con-
fdentla attention. Address
ID. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Orto G. w. PURCELL,
An w
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BILLIARD SALOON.

BILLIARD SALOON.
TINE subscriber has fitted up fine Saloon
j with TWO NEW AND SUPERIOR Clo'h
Cushion Tables from Moor's celebrated Manu-
factory, New York. Persons wishing tc pur-
chase Tables can see specimens and have them
ordered direct from The Mandatory, By leaving
their orders a, No. 4, 18th Street.
C. G. THOMPSON.
May Sd Our HousE,
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Family Groceries.

orAsSIE < WHITE have now in store large and
WI select assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, 10
which they invite the attention Of their trend. an thr
public generally. klCHD ,: MaSoiE,
Anil IG-c8t ri u. WHITE.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE, AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE subscriber having determined TO remove to The
i West will sell to tho highest bidder, on the pre-
misses on the Path day Of May next THAT being Court
day) il not previously disposed Of by private sale, his
well known Tavern House. the Planters Hotel, at Ia
faI Court House, situated immediately III front OF inc
Court Hnse and the most business part OF the VII
la.e The House we. arranged for convenience and
comfort and well suited for either or both nerchan,
dsIug and tavern keeping. There - attached 10 The
Tavern all necessary oul-hou ~ Stables, Ice house.
&c &C, &c There petwr-n Three and four acre. oi
land in all. belonging 10 Tie premises
Terms liberal, and made known on day q sale:
JAMES II. E6MONDSON.
Halifax Court House. Virginia, March l6-c2au ids
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Boston Transcript of Thursday afternoon
j.. SAYS: 1.-THE price of Flour has advanced
abou, 25 cents per Dbl. since the arrival OF the
Caledonia Sales Of Richmond were effected al
:. 50. -.See is held NJ 8 l2t.
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sPLENDID sCHEMEs FOR MAY.
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susquehanna Lottery, Glass 25, to be drawn on We'd
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Grand Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 20 prizes Of 81 900
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Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quarters TO-
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|. u Alexandria Lottery, Class 20, May 8:
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Ticket Nos. 80 81, the Capital Prize Of $2o, ooo,
|nty, and sold by j. d. Gordan, Norfolk.
Luery for To.day-Alexandria Lottery. Class 81.
/ 90 Capital, &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S..
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Isnorrow-a prizes OF sic, 900 each. Tickets -.
Tstes for sale at MANAGERS OFFICE,
NAV II No. City Hotel.