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As 900 DOLLARSi a OF 5000 DOLLARSi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. -, 10 be
drawn At Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March
aS. lSIS. IA Nos rs drawn.
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Tickets SIU; halves D; quaIIeTs = ID.
aT In purchasing by the package, deduc: The price of
three Tickets.
pr Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in tie above, or IN any olnrr Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice Of Tickets from 81 to Sao,( under our ma
nagem-nl, address W, or q. W. G
Feb 2G Agent for u. PAINE x CO., Richmond Va.
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Correspondence Of tie Richmond Enqnirer.l
WARRINGTON, THURSDAY, MARcH9-P. M.
SENATE
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Williamsburg, Feb. as. Is4s.-c,Apis
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W.. w. Dabney.

R%lehmond, March Isl. IS4s-d]
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fsedicai Department

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
'EiiE eleventh annual course Of Lecture, in lhs I'm
smton VIII commence Monday, The aad day
Of October.
Professor Cullen being unable, from the state If his
health, To resume the duties Of I Chair for the
SEMI Dr Meredith Glpner, late Professor d! lhr Theory
aud frac'lce ol Medicine III thu Franklin Medical Col
rgr ni Philadelphia, has been invited By The Faculty
Ia lecture In ms place thr ensuing SESSION. and has
rrptrd The invitation.
The following Will therefore, be- the arrangement for
The Course Of Lectures
MEREDITH CLYMER, NJ. d., Theory aud Practice
at Medicine
Il. l. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
l.. w. cHAMRERLAYSE, NJ y, Materia alrdca
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAuPlN, VI. d. Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
CHARLES BElL. GIBSON, NJ y, Surgery aud
Surgical Anatomy
GARTER r. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy aud Ply
Solosy.
FREDERiCK ". RoDDEy, NJ. D. Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
Medical and Surgical Cllniqurs viii be regularly ii.
IN tile College lnliTniary ind Richmond Aims hoi>r
and hr iuusi ample facilities VIII be- afforded for tnr
study al Practical Anatomy.
CIIARG Standardization Il, kri, ST. Professors irrS
SDJ; Practical Anatomy, tone course required 81 itr
candidate inr graduation, Sl0.
Board. incl iGIn: met, lights and servants attend
aicr may hr obtained Al from 81 80 Ia g. per wres.
;. MAUrlN, NJ. ~,
Dct IL Dean al the Facn,ty
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.,,,.nia. MIR. C. proved that Johnston
Penn'y..,sd by The combined vo.es OF free-soil
vas GA Whies. and asked Mr.. F. Gil he had
nen ' ,ss,s 10 tell the people whether or not he
eeeu Nav. voted Tor Johnston" and challenged
sou'u s,nose Johnslon's political principles; es-
hlm ", ,hose on Alb .lilon aud threatened, il F.
rs''n, read is. letter; but +. was careful 10
du ",hne more about ]. or The election. Mr.
q, as also about the election of Weller OF Ohio,
= s,.;oiced in il. You will no doubt get full
sn. of the discussion by some able Demo.
s.,' only designed when began 10 INFORM you
Ia. &c had Yesterday the greatest triumph that
,hs Democracy has enjoyed in this region during
thscampaisn. fouls,Wc'
rsE WINGS OF oHlo.-There is much inquiry
.s,o Ohio. The following statement OF the stale
Iourns. 10 about correctr
..Fom ali quarters of the State hear the NEST
cheering accounts Of the completeness WIN wncn .0
Th,, marty Is organized. Beaten down at hrst ING
wings have arisen-they have calmly surveyor Ut -,
breach that has been made in their ranks, ana
themselves to remedy it. While the hs, courage
,,a already done much, labor much, ano 'ln.o ~
an and sober second thought, are WORKING M1nuo S
.fn. S,.,s of Ohio is Wing state. Inat heI S.a'c
.o Ia. 80 mi. there IL not the shadow OF douot.-
i'm. iisM ssabury Ford will be DOR mex. "Svetno,'
are worth any thing, ne VIII ne eect-
i largest popular majority ever s'v ~. say thar
. stale of Ohio ia sure for Old lack. Her Whiggery
IN mol fall at tho feet Of Van buren, neither WIN nei
~. bo led blind TO worship at the throne Of
ST. Richmond HAig.
;, the Editors of the Enquirer.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct 10th, lS4S.
The above is specimen OF Wing calculation
an from the Stale Journal and republished in
Who This is calculation betore the cleo
:, us Calculate after ii. The returns are now
...,v ali 10 from This State, aud so close IS the
NE lar Governor lha! il is impossible to tell
Nss,her Ford or Weller is elected. The impress
On here is that Weller, The Democratic candi-
,.s has a small majority. Never has Wing
.ssr me, with such Waterloo defeat in this
se.! Their calculations we're TO elect Ford,
,ns, candidate, by al least 1000 majority. Inc
Democracy have lriumphed over Wh'sgery, ADO
,nenism, Free DIlism, Nisgerism and every
o'bsr ism combined. We had 10 hight them all.
They marched up in solid phalanx and voted Tor
rori an being nearest allied 10 them In Principie
Wn;ooeIy is dead in Ohio and will be buried on
n, M of November, when you may expcGt
~. NV for Cass not less Than 10000. Van
Rnren will be out then and he will catch Inc Vo,e
= The aforesaid factions. He is nj receptacle
# such filth, and he is duly appfeciatea 10 Tue
Wss, for thai purpose. God grant thai oid VIZ
,;,;, may rank herself with Ohio in this contest.
She is nv native State aud nope 10 s,eeP 10 ae!
oil when this "mortal col IS snomeo Oh, put
,svsr do wish TO be taken there il she should De
,o,sed BY federalism. Yours truly, IN haste.
p S. The Wings about here are as blue as
indigo. They look like the breaking up OF
sars winter. Poor fellows, pity them.
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TRENTON MILLS AND OTHER PRO
DL,D.I,A k,llR - Il 1,


10y virtue Of The iva nliOwin. deeds 81 trust rvrcu
- led To me, Trustee, by Peter Jackson aud
arnlln: his wife, hrarIug date ihr 18th day pi NOvr-
her, n and the either by the sad Peter jackson.
hearing date the 0 day OF Mas, 1878, both al record
In thr & rrk'I Office ~ the county 0i Cumberland.
shall for certain purposes said deed mentlOne crr
for sale, public Ticvn, upon The premises, FRI
DAY, the LIST day ofecrmber ISIS, that valuable Mil.
ing Property lying upon the waters of Randolph Creek,
in the county Cumberland, commonly called the T-n-
ton Mills and 4 Tract of Land, including the Mil
Pond supposed IL contain ai5 acres, thereto attached.
There is upon The property every building necessary
for the accommodation OF family. and also a convent
rnt store house. in which mercantile business has
conducted for many years. being OF tile best
locations for q merchant III the county.
In addition Ia The manufacturing Mill there l. also 4
Grist and saw MILL with good custom.
The Mill House and Mil Dam are built az rock. aud
the supply nf water believed IL be The brsl the
". To those desiring IL connect ihr mercantile and
milling business such opportunity fol investment
rarely presents Itself. Purchasers invited 10
anime the property for themselves.
A the sa me- time aud place. will offer for sale the
following VALUABLE. Negroes, conveyed IN The hrst men
toned deed Of trust, to Wit: Peter. john Henry MlIy,
Mar, aud Levi aEd all Of The stock OF Horse, Cows
Scanh household and Kitchen Furniture, beOngia2
Ia the said Peter Jackson.
On lla succeeding day, viii proceed 10 sell al pub
lie aurto upon iar prrni-rs the interest 81 the said
Peter Jackson IN two Lots ~ The town 81 lurrrsvc,
alsn conveyed - III; tG>; mentioned drrd, upon which
there are small hut comfortable Houses, easily rented
on reasonable terms.
Acting aS Trustee Of course convey only such title
as il vested IN by the deeds aforr .d which, how
ever, is believed Ia b- unquesonablr.
TERMS OF SALE-For the Real Estate, onr.thiid
cash. the balance IN Two equal annual instruments Sc
cured by bonds and !r-i trust upon the properly
For The Personal Property, cash viii he required
or 3-cwld- d IRVING, Trustee.
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/ AND EAR SALE

an WEDNESDAY, The Ia of November, Isis, il
~ far ii not, TIE hrs. iaf day iirrraiInr, shall o.
LEI for sale publicly on r premises, Tract oi Land
called MULBERRY iiiLL, brongng 10 The Estate Of
Thomas Melton, decreased. Tins land lies on the To
inpuumny swamp, III The county ul Hanover, about
thirteen miles from The Guy al Richmond, ind ahJ0irS
The lands Of Thomas Gardner, William Is thilirnirn,
aud offers The tract computed Ia contain tw" hun
bred and fifty acres from twenty-five 10 iity acres I"
which Is 1pIupotomoy meadow, aud capable OF prOdnc.
ing large crops nf hay Tie high land Is adapted 10 The
growth Of rorn wheat and oats The improvements
ARA comfortable dwelling, barn. corn house stable,
and other necessary out houses
TERMS-inr half Of the purchase money Will br re-
quifri III cash. the balance In ak months ruri The day
SALE ir Deferred payment Z" bear interest. and Ia be
secured by bond with approved srrnry. The title 10
nr land will be- retained I'LL the whole 81 llr purchase
money he paid.
The title the above land s believed 10 be good hut,
selling ~ Administrator, shall only convey such title
AZ il vested in me- WIN \ II POLLARD,
Affair DE- bonis non, with the VIII annexed,
Oct l3-cths of Thomas Melton decd.
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OppoSue tae BanlS, .,!G,n S2fe:t RicamoHa, Va.
Has on hand, and j fcccIvin- : arse and ge-
neral assortment o.! all the articles in his line oi
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
Of the public 10 Ms Stuck Of Goods, as offering
every induccment TO them 10 purchase, On The
score q; economy, and the superior quality 81 HI.
materials.
Amongst his Stock 81 Goods may be found ne.
following assortment, which hr wll ollri 10 the
nublic on The hes, terms.
GUNS AND FOWLlNti TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and stubbi@isIdoubic
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain slutb-lwist Guns
Do do 10 plain and imitation twist ID
Do 10 DO : common German 10
BRASS, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Dazzling, pocket, beltaGd travelling Pistol.
Seli-cockine, single and siX barrel revolving Pts
Gun, Rifle aud Pistol Powter Flasks
Double and Single shot Pouches and Bets
Spli, and Plain English and French Percussion
Gaps
SpoItsuien's Liquor Flas;Ss Aid PoeI"' Plumbers
English American AMI Scotch Gunp"Wder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmen', Blowing Horns and Baeles
Wash Rods, Snot Chargers Gap Primers, Oil
Pa,eoi Gun Watding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and leaihcrGGn Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Rib. ard forged and filed Gun Materials Il all
Kinds. fof Gun-Smi,hs
REPAIRING Sc,
lie is prepared 10 execute all kinds Of Repair
ing, eIpe2itiousy in the nealest and .nostdufabic
manner, and al such prices as will make itlothc
interest OF the public 10 favor hin with their pat
ronase. September %
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Private Boarding.

4 ERS. DOCTOR CLARK can accommodate with
- comfort ss young ladies, who may ls 10 attend
any 81 ihr schools Of tnr city, with board.
Her house - pleasantly situated on franklin street
between NTH and sixth, Just half square below Rev.
VI u lios-'s auh Mr.. Stevens Srmnarirs. Il is also
very near Ms. kinssfurd, Mis-. Drew and thr Misses
Forbes.
ioa VIII be paid The health aud comfort of the r
daughters and wards that they cuuii receive nj home
Any number Of testimonials viii he given IL required.
TERMS-s1aD for The scholastic y-ar-one half in adj
vance, t'r rest al the end Of tive months
Ilrt. l,ns
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NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANDATORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
i public generally that he has located himself
on Main street, a lew doors below The store OF
Messrs. b. q 5. Jones, one square above The
Banks, for the purpose OF carrying on the above
business in all lis branches, where he intends
manufacturing, and keeping constantly on hand,
a general assortment OF the most fashionable and
lhe best work in his line OF business; being IN
der very moderate expenses, and determined 10 sell
upon the most reasonable terms, he falers him.
self 10 be prepared 10 sell al such prices as can.
not Tail 10 please, and fully compensate all who
will take The trouble 10 give him 4 call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing Of all kinds done Al the shor,es, no.
lice and upon the most satisfactory terms.
Oci A-d4t JOHN w. SHARP, kel
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A PROVIDEN FATHER.

Mr. George Hartwell, OF Cincinnati, Ohio
ihrolber OF J. w. Hartwel agent for the Mu-
mai Benefit Life Insurance Company in that
civ) while on his way, a few days since, 10
friend. in Boston, was taken sick, and died al
Albany, New York, OF dysenlefy. His lille was
insured in Two po!icies--one OF $4,000 for his
tauiy-,he other OF $1,000 iol his creditors.
he was a valuable man, and much respected
where known. His policy is all he letl tor his
ch,IIreo. Mrs. Hanwell being dead.
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DEATHS.

Died. Al Montville, in the county of King William,
on Thursday. the i9;h inst, ANNA HENRY AYLErr,
Youngest daughter Of Gen. Philip Ayet, deceased
nus al the early Of ten, has been snatched away
me OF the most amable beautiful and intelligent chill
'fen whom We have ever known. The idol of the III.
We eitc1 IN which she moved her death has produced
Dc keenest sorrow. We can only ssy iha, she was too
r, too good for this world and thai God has removed
a. 10 better. Her last words ''Wttp not mo
ar, tr1st 10 meet you IN Heauen Z"
srrhe Examiner, Why aud Times wi! plea.s cony.
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Photographed tor The Baltimore SHn.l
Ncw YoRK. Oct. 2l-6 p, M

New YoRK, Oct, 2l-6 P. M.
Sales OF Treasury note 6s l03 a 1881, and u
S IS l04t l04s. Exchange on London 81
refcenl. premium
There continues a good eastern and home de.
usnt for -four, and some shipping inquiry.
Sales during to-day OF 5000 bbls. al 81 S.
IS Tor different brands OF western and Genesee.
A.sale Of 900 bbls. southern al S Sc SIS 62i
The supply OF wheat is increasing, and rather
pressing on The marker. Sales OF 5000 bushels
G-ae,ee al "a a 81 25, and 5000 bushels red
a. OSa 81 ~, Corn is steady; sales Of 10000
tushes al G7 a GO cents for mixed, and 60 10
leus for yellow. Oats 80 "a cents. Rye 6S
teIls with sales.
The cotton marke, is heavy. and prices rather
dico9ing. Sales OF 1900 bales al a shade under !
d aeon, decline since the Niagara's news. Buy
ef, are asking a further concession.
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Els iSOEad,K.

'S'tlt. dralh Of my l,lic! havin: rendered i
! NECESSARY Tor me- 10 lesic in The county ii
h,nS William, shall hereafter Continue The
PRACTICE OF LAW
In The counties Of King William, King & Queer
Essex ard Hanover L. II. AYLE;T,
Posi- Office, n yle!l's
~ B.-Thc Rooms recently occupied by me-
over HE Stof- Of Me>sis. Gapnor & Wood are
inr rent-appiy ~ GAIN0R * WOOD.
Sent lS-dtuSnlm
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ANTHRACITE coal.

fJ,HE subscriber b-ss leave 10 Inform ne CUSTOMERS
and The public generally, that mrs "t"eS 81 Ahlhfa'
en- Coal il complete u c"mpflSe- hs follows
Ia ion- Iump white Ash, tor furnaces
aa5 do r. an! :. Red Ash, for CRATES
- do Egg, Tor stoves.
81 do stow prepared for cooking ranges
Hv cosl has hesn particularly selected from the most
,,n,oy,d mines and warranted Of the very hest Gnii
~: and rill he sold IN accommodating Terms
NV office IL at the cod House ~ rear Of the Union
uo,si an I9th brtwren Main aud Cary
There H. hos ataehri 10 The dnc 81 the coal i6nse.
where all orders drpastei VIII meet with promp' n
80, j. DAVIS.
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MERCHANDISE.
SHOCKuE HILL
Cash Dry Goods store,

Sign 81 Me DfI G60dS BOZ.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS, No. 225 Broad
w ST., has received per recent arrivals large
aud well selected assortment OF Fancy and Sta,
pie DRY GOODS, among which will be iound
some handsome and fashionable Goods Tor Ia
dies dresses OF all The different fabrics now worn
Goods Tor children, Cloths, Cassimeres and YES
ting; a good assortment OF Goods Tor servants,
together with house keeping Goods, Fancy Arh-
Giles. SC. In Short every article usually found
in a well-kep, city Dry Goods house.
Country merchants, farmers, and others IN
want Of cheap and good Goods, are respectfully
invited TO call al
Nv w. WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No 225 Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
Oc'. 81 Sign of the Dry Goods Box.
New Goods
No. 283 RAILROAD ST EET.
GORGE S. vASHON, ne ly opposite the
ing his FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
great reduction, which he offers very cheap for
cash. They are in part enumerated below:
Extra super black and colored Cloths
Super Silk and Satin veslings
Cashmere, Merino, Swansdown and Valenlia
Vestings
Plain, Iwiled and fulled Kersevs
Flalo ana neavy plain LinSeyS
Superfine, fine and low priced Fannels
Oregon and other super Woolen Plaids
Silk striped and plaid Alpaccas
Plaid Silk Lamarlines, very pretty
A beautiful lol OF Fall Ginshams
Super mode cold Msrino and Apaccas
Super black Merino, Alpaccas, Bareges and
Mouslins
Mouslin de Lame, Cashmere and other dress
goods
Cashmere, Thibet and other Shawls
and Morayian Hose
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and WOrsted
Hosiery
Bonnet, Cap. Satin and Luteslring Ribbons
Thread, French and Lysle Laces
Brown and bleached Dainask, do. do. Table
Cloths
Silk Fringes, Gyms, Swiss, Cambria and Bob
bin Edgings
Grass Cloth, Marseilles and Corded Skirts
French, English and American Prints
Hemsi;ched and Tape bordered HandkeTchiets
Silk, Bingham and Muslin do
Plaid and embroidered Muslins
Ladies, Misses and Genternen's Gloves
Calicoes, at 5, 6, s. 10 els, and finer
Brown Domeslics at 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 cts, and finer
1914, 10 4 and l3 4 Marseil!es Quilts
Irish and French Linens
Furniture Dimity-very cheap
Huckaback and other Towelling
Cotton Oznaburgs, bleached and unbleached
Sheetings, Apron and Furniture Checks, Plaid
Doneslics, Bed Tickings &C., &C., together with
variety OF other goods, too numerous to men,
ton and which will be sold at prices much lower
than they have ever been offered before
Sept. 30 c&dlm
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ITslsgraphed for The Baltimore SUM-

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22-P. NJ.
The Clerk Of the Court has issued certlhcates
4 election to two Wing representatives IRON
tie CITY of Cincinnati. There are now IN the
district, composed of the city and Hamilton
county, seven delegates holding certificates Of
election while five is the number entitled 10
seals. The seats of four Wings in the House
Will be contested, aud the probability now IS
hat this branch Of the legislature will not or,
,snize, and if it even does, much trouble VIII
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LAND FOR SALE.

,s,ur ph.,r,,-r Offer. inr ale Tract Of Land lying
IN ,,r county a. Pnwhatan, ahont three m''es East
~ fh. f,ourt huns on Hegrn's Atin Road, known
A. sDas NM oh which The Rev hrhfy w. WAIKIKI,
,, ,..d-- IL contain between 40 and $40 acres,
~. ,nuon a: which Is ~ Ia original growth aut
irrn; quantity cleared however, tor farming purposes
with comfortable dwelling, containing eight rooms,
;.,nrr u h The necessary ouI houses and splendid
.,riuv within fifty yards OF the house To adopt the
,,.u,l custom, is not necessary - say more, re'
sons wishing purchase vii 81 course view t- pace
for themselves.
If ms land disposed Of privately before the
uh November next II viii on that day be offered al
,uc,ion The terms VIII hr rad- liberal
F.,thaf Information can b1 had by addressing the
.uhsc riber, IN Richm"nd MG J. J. fiodfnoyi -,
Der ,0-etd, HENRY WATKINS.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, s.

tOli' NTEIKS, AMI others wi" have received their
discharges from the Finite! sar. service and have
10. obtained hrir huIuly land. &c. by rritRg I" flr
undersigned. enclosing hsr discharges, aud stating
place ni address, nave the nrcrssS papers ore
narri aud fnTyy itrt, WAN directions IA enable
them procure Their bounty land, extra ~ back pay
pr>i,- mileage, 81 aud the wi,.nw> aud heirs, bro
tnrrs and sisters al those WIN have died ii been KILLED
~ hr:tir n Mr,cu, by writing ahuvr, giving the
tame The company aa regiment III whcli Their ~.
isliye enlisted served, and li;ur II rn-tmrnt VIII
nhain all necessary papers which arc requisite Z" p"-
cure lIatev-r may h. due tho deceased soldier.
y Postage must be paid ~ all case, when lnlur
nation viii be- gwen srau:nu-y, aud moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims
WILLIAM VI. FULTON.
No. ~, Slam street, Richmond. Va.
Any Id l.iaw ly
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
NEW AND VALUABLE M

pROVEMEN'TS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
:. SINCLAIR, Jr., s. CO., o: Baltimore, have -
Is la,IiSh-d an agency in this city, opposite the
Banks for The sale Of their Improved aud extensive Va
,,.iv If Agricultural Machinery, Pione's, So.
The attention Of Farmers j. particularly frs"mairnh
81 IN The following IL, 81; vainahl. Machinery Pl"uths
n. possessing Gua'ily Ia rrnes sut'r"s t." The
nn,,ha.rr The material; ffn;n which they are manu-
,,currd aud their construction IL nal surpassed Al
imn..nrnts purchased will he Warranted hoth as &c
.,rd. performance quality Of n.teral and workman
shp-siz:
I'bres hing Machines
straw separaors, for duo.
corn AMI Cob CIu-hrts
IIorsr Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn ShrlieTs
Wheat and Corn Tanning iillls
Cylindrical straw Gutter
s;atyIaud SELF Sharpening Pl"urhs
ai.o ,b,ry patterns {va-Ious kinds fiou-h-, Har-
,,ws Cnlrivarcr~. Gram Cradles, Forming and Gard.
n.rs, ronI. aud complete assnr'mrnt ot Harden aud
Flower Seed. vet -J--eu
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Il a I'm BERT - ali & e,

On tmsriecnfh Street, under tic Exchange Hotel
Tl,HuMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
aud the public i'll general that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In the Office ton lih
street. under the Exchange Iiote) formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. iiuyi. and recently by r. Is. Peudlrion.
Drawing OF Mouonsaa Glass 81, Ocl.G:
81 % 10 Z "a Al 9 40 SO 81.
Ticket s i3 y, another Capital. sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing III Delaware Lottery, Glass 50. Oct. II:
ST 81 II % So , 43 80 II AZ az 81.
Hall Ticket II is prize Of $500 returned
Drawn Nos OF Leesbug, No. 6l Ocl II:
S 23 46 10 G3 II 81 20 10
Ticket No | 80 63, prize OF $500, was re-
turned On Saturday evening. Nobody ianc;ed it.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra. No. LOG:
81 20 IS 60 II "a 80 IS 43 30 10 50 9
Ticket No. 9 "a 40. one of he Capitals, sold
by LAMBERT.
TUESDAY-The Va. Leeshurg Lottery Glass Co.
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals s4i, lsU
of 10000, Of 900, sc. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tick
cts SIS; halves2 50; Qrs. IS.
WEDNESDAY-Splendid Scheme The Delaware
State LOTTERY, Glass No 81 Capitals S3D,n00 l0,0uU
1910, of 1000, d Of 0On, ~ Of 500, loo al 100, be-
ing the lowest 3 No. prizes, SC. 15 NOs., l.! drawn
Tickets $40; halves S. ars. > 50.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDelawarrl i.ntie-
ny, Class ~. Capitals $4,000, 5,nOo, a,5O0, ,2a,,
liza, 10 of 500, sc. TT Nos, IL drawn Tickets ST.
haivesa so; qrs. IS.
rRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, ciass
No 60. Capitals: sl5a50, &c a,oaO, Is Nos. Ii
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters |.
SATURDAY-Dolar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Dslawarel Lottery Extra, Glass M. l09 si,nno Capt.
tai. Is Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81; halves 80 cents
quarters % C.
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