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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Garden Seed.
From Growers of known reputation, and ,o4rrant-
Ell fresh and genuine,
AT WHoLEsALr AND RgTAII

From Growers Of knovn reputation, and ,oarrant-
Ell fresh and genuine,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A RTICHOkE-Gree Gloje Asparagus
AWhie Clan,
POLE BEANS-Large and small Lima
SNAP BEANS--Early China; do Yellow Six
Weeks Early Mohawk; Valentine; Refugee,
or 1000 to l
BEET-Early Blood, urnip rooled; Early Vel.
low, turnip roo ed; long Blood; Mansul WurIzel;
White Siesian French Sugar
BROCOLI-W and Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Eafly and large York; early and
bead large Bergen; Flat Dutch; Diumhead Sa-
voy; green Curled Savoy; Red Dutch
CAULlFLOWER-Ea and Late
CELERY-W White Solid
CARROT-LoDg Orange; long Red and White
Field
CRESS- Cured or Peppergrass
CUMBER-Early Frame; Early Cluster;
Long Green; Long PrickIy; Gherkin, for picking
CORN-Early Sugar. Early Tuscarora; Early
Golden Sioux
ENDIVE-Green Curled
EGG PLANT-Purple
KALE-Blue Curled Sberian Green Curled
Scotch; Rape or Cole
LEEk-Large Scotch
LETTUCE White and green Head; Early
Curled India; white and green Coss; brown Dutch
MELON-Nutmeg; Green Citron; Pine Apple
WATER MELON-Finest kinds
NASTURTIUM
MUSTARD-Whe and black
ONION-White and red
OKRA
PEAS-Landreih's Extra Early; Early May;
Early Frame; Blue Prussian; Dwarf Marrowia;
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Assorled
PARSNlPS-Long Smooth; French Sugar
PARSLEY-Fine Curled
PUMPKIN-Larse Yellow
RHUBARB-for Tars
RADDISH-Long Scarlet; Long Salmon /;
White Tnrnip; Scarle, TurniP Black Spanish
SALSIFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQUASH-Eary Bunch
TOMATO-Larse Red and Yellow
TURNIP-AssoIled
Herb and FiO,ger Seeds.
Feb. IL WIN. PALMER.
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Lamb ert,s sisice,

l. q Elk b G q - 80 saI 4
On to.ri.cnH Street. pndcr k'- Etctorge Hotel
rPHOMAs LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friend,
a,d tii- public general, that he ''s commenced
the business Of Lottery nsrr, III the o:cc ,nn 4ti
street, under the Exchange nl-I) formerly occupied
by u. NJ. Hoyt. md recently by +. II. Pendlet"n.
D~T TAKE NOTICE--All Tickets sold 1t this or.
flee are in the weIes2b!ish-d Lotteries Of w. Man
nv & Co successors to Gregory Co, the successors
or Yates & Mcintyre Please, therefore, recollrct
No. g. Exchange Plce. Be particular In regard 1" the
number, j tn pre- vent mistakes.
TO-DAY.
FRIUAY-Dolar Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
at half past o'clock the Virginia .-rsburc Lottery,
Extra, Glass No d. Capital: 50 bU0 10 NDs 10 drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 30 Cts: quarters % 6.
Observation-Disclosures Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No. IL. To he drawn at
tho drawing will he received here about ! O'Clock.
Capital 81 900. &C No1., 10 drawn. Tickets 81 halves
50 cents; quarters rs cents.
Saturday Evening,-Sale close at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No 10. Capitals:
$40 000 IL AGO. Of 1909, 80 OF 1000 81 of j0n, &c.
II drawn numbers in each package Ol &c Tickets
Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs.2 80.
1T Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tic kets shares the above, or in any Of Mau
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO slO for TICKETS
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventnrrrs,
when requested Address
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
fr Recoect No. 3-"Theres luck In odd NUMBERS
saws Rory O'Norr' Feb. Z
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EUCsa,S OFFICE,

NO. EXCH a N GE PLA CE.
FBCTS FOR THE .IILLI0T
no YOU TAKE?-LUCK sells Tickets only In
~ PAINE'S Lotteries. They are now the oldest
Managers in the United States.
NOTICE, that ID. Paine 81 TO. have sent more large
Prizes TO Richmond in the last year than all other Ma
nagements put together; and
If Prizes are wanted it is necessary to be very pdri
eular about number; and, 10 prevent any mistake
and 10 insure one of Pan.s Tickets call at No 5, Elk
change Place. LCCh'o YET iNh'
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
45 600 DOLLARSl 4 of | 500 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. I, I" be
drawn AT Wilmington, Delaware on saturday, Feb. IL,
1913. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: S45,Oou
of $1,000 Of 5,suS, 81 Of ,250, 20 of 1000, &c
Tickets SIN; halves 5; quarters2 80.
100000 in 20 prizes of 5000 each
10000 DOLLARS!
Susouehanna Lottery, No. IL, to he drawn NJ BAIL
more on Wednesday, February 10th, 1888 % Nos ~
drawn Grand Scheme $40 0G0, 81 prizes oil 3,oo" ~
of 900, 20 of 500, &c. Tickets slu; halves d quar-
tiers 81.
so 900 DOLLARS! 10 OF | 500 DOLLARS
Susquehanna Lottery, No. l3, 10 be drawn a. ba'ti
more on Wednesday, February Odd, 1919 IS NOS, "a
drawn Capitals: S5J,GOO, 10 prizes oil Io.uoo, * OF
900 - Of sou, - Of lo0, sc Whole Iiekels sioi
halves so; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass . 10 be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday 20, 'o no
rs Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals s1n'1Vu, lo,eoo,
10000, 6,o01 1900, 1897, Of 2"y, - t"o' ID vi
900, &c. Tickets slu; halves 5; qaar'rrs2 So
az Orders for Tickets In the ABOVE WIN meet Win
prompt and confidential attention, u ann'essen 10
NJ Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
p'i Tar :" 81 7''''' G. B. LUCK, Rchmona. Va.
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70 a0HtvacsoTS
800 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from my farm, in Orange county,
II about five weeks since, my man, NED iiENDER
SON Ned il about % years old, hut looks younger,
feet inches high, dark cOmpexion quite active ana
has scar on one of his legs, believed to be the lett
one He was born in Cu.pcper county. and has mo-
Their in Alexandria, and is problby lurking about one
of those piares. a reward Of one hundred dollars
will he maid If found without, and nifty dollars Il. with
H., The STATE and delivered To ue in Richmond. or al
my farm in Orange, HENRY w. MoN|o hh'
EahQ "a
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s3in. nsHriey's Office.
MO. 10! iASr MAIN STREET, R.e!mon|
" Virginia.
SCuENES For EEpRIIApY 1919

MO. 10! LAS L MAIN STREET, R.c:moHF
" Virginia.
SCHETES FOR FEBRUARY, 1913.
10000 DOLLARS! - 900 DOLLARS!
AIexandria oitery Glass H. for 1919 to be drawn nj
Alexandra az Saturday. the 18th FehIniry. l;drawn
Nos. IN each ,1ckage of 20 Tickets. Grand Scheme
$40 GOD. i2gU,2 of 600. Of .001. Ol 3,0Ou 80 OF
1900 30 Of 80 40 Of io1, 2j7 Of 30 Sc. Tickets $40;
halves s; qnaiers 90.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000
Alexandra Lottery. Glass Is, for 1915, To be drawn
saturday, February 10. splendid Scheme: S:I2.U00,
1000 OO 5000, 1000, 1853, 81 Of 0C0, 2JO Of iOU
&c. Tick-rsl0; halves 5;quauers So.
$4,000 DOLLARS 10000! $4,000!
Drawn Numbers cut OF Is.
Acxandr Lottery, Gas, II, Tor 1918, 10 he drawn
in hir1andra IN :aturnay February ri. M'.nidcrnt
scheme: $4,000. 2JOvh, 1880, s,non, 4,O0n. 1900,
IJ5 10 of DOn ~ at 500, - Of 800, ~ Of 500, 277
Of 200, &c. Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters ~.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for safe by
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders e. certificates Packages, sin"lr Tickets
and shores any OF the above Schemes, addressed To
The undersnsd will receive the mast prompt atten-
tion and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as /, IL 'eceived. WM HURLEY.
"Reminiscences, see daily advertisements
Ian RI W HURLEY
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Garden Seed.

Warranted fresh and genuine from The well
known Scotsman, D. Landrelh, OF Philadelphia.
WE have just received supply OF Garden
w Seed, from D. Landreih OF Philadelphia,
embracing the usual assortment
Landrelh's descriptive catalogues, containing
instructions for planting and cultivation, furnish
ed gratis.
Wehave also few copies Of Landreth's Ru-
raj Register and Almanac for ls46, which con-
tains much useful Horticultural Information
price l2& cts.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggist.
Feb.a 80 corner of Main and lSth OF.
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
Late from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
The steamship Sarah Sands arrived al New
York yesterday, the 10th. She left Liverpool on
The ed January.
The English MONEY MARKET was improving.
C,rroN fucluating in price.
BReIpsrurrs heavy; Flour one shilling per Dbl.
lower than former quotations by the Boston
steamship.
CoRN has likewise suffered slight decline, say
Is per quarter.
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NEW CO-PARTNERSHlP.


The subscribers have associated themselves
together, under the firm of CHARLES HART
WELL Il co, and will cOHIinue lhe DRY
GOODS BUSINESS al The old stand of Chene-
ny & Hanwe where they will be pleased TO see
all of their friends and any BODY in want Of Dry
Goods They will have tnli assortment in
their line, and will sell rs cheap as any Other
house in The city. CHAS. HARTWELL,
Feb. JOHN O. CHlLES.
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SIrataom's Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. Alexandra Lottery, Class ~:
Gl 43 7 10 2S 81 "A 80 2G is 60 Is
Ticker, Nos. 7 26 Is; prize of 500. Sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawing of New Jersey, No ID, Feb. Q:
3 40 Al IS 73 2 90 60 % 10 SO SO 81 9 26.
hi. Ticker, Nos. 20 % 65, prize OF $3.50,
Do 10 81 H., do. 1870,
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR The WEEK.
5000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAy-Lee-bure, Extra No. 6. Capitals: 3d.
&c., 1900, 500, 57, &c. u Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
ST. halves so c.; quarters % c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseS, Extra, No: Is Capitals ST.
900, 900, $40, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
halves So cts.;quarters - cts
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No b. for lsiS, 10 he
drawn at Alexandra Saturday, Feb - IS No Lot
tprv-l4 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme SlO,UtD,
- 900 OF 1000. of 5010, Of 3,bbo 30 OF ,Oju 81
of 500 40 Of u0, 30 Of 300 &c Tickets SlO; halves
5; quarters So.
80 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Is. for 1873. to be drawn
at Alexandria. Saturday, Feb. 18Th Grand sc:it me
900 of 400, &C. Tickets sO; halves 5; quarters 3o'
5O000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, for 1913, 10 he drawn
in Alexandra on Saturday, February %. 10 No Lot
tery--iI drawn ballots. Magnificent sche ne: sop,Uot
% 900 Is nD SUIJ 0Gn, 3,nOn, a,l5 10 C LOON, ~
OF 500 % &c ,cOr 10 Of So a77 Of 300, &C. Tick-
cts Sl5-shares in proportion
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all The Lotteries Will be promptly al
address orders to N. Is. SITUATION,
Feb Richmond. Va.
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CowLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
" street, Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No. O.
Capital prizes: $4,000 1000, 5000, 1000, 300
1905, 10 prizes of 800, 500, &c. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, Glass "a:
81 50 l3 Is SO % 40 IL GA 81 81 81 II.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, Glass Ill:
1873 43 2 4s IS 40 s. so Is rs "a % 81.
Feb ii
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
THE subscriber has located himself in chmond, for
l The purpose of engaging ereiGsirciy IN the CON.
MISSION BUSINESS, aud tenders his services 10 his
friends and The pubic for The sale of Tobacco, Wheat
Flonr, Corn, &c. In the sale of Tobacco he Will be
assisted by Of the best judges OF that article IN the
market and those who may pItroulse him, that
their interest Will br strictly attended to, and remit
tEces made, directed, soon a. sales are effected
He j. prepared to make liberal advances cOnSign
men;s lie has made arrangements witn Mrssrs. Pat
t-rson Cooper Co, OF Petersburg, Ia forward all pro-
dlCe sent 10 him, Though thai place. fee ~ charge eI
cept drayagc. Having been fer hummer Ut years en-
gagged in the mercantile business Ia I.wrcGcev- and
Boydton Va he filters himself that he has acquired
such a knowledge of Goods generally rs will prepare
him adcaniageousy 10 make purchases lOi country
merchants and others; and e Offers his for that
purpose also. Until further arrangements can he made
he can be found the office of Messrs Bridges Il Mc
Kinney near ShOckoe Warehouse.
Jan, 2S-c6t JAMES Il. DCPUf.
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Notice.

shall commence the DRY GOODS BUSI-
NESS, in the store lately occupied by w. G. Dam
bridge, Immediately opposite the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot, as soon as The necessary
repairs are completed shall have full supply
OF Goods, and mean 10 offer unusual induce
ments 10 purchasers. A call from my friends
and the public is solicited.
Feb. J. G. CHENERY.
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j. !ss. lark KEYS

j. In - al Z h
Pa!cce I Fortune mil Emp0r,uns Ct Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST.. RICHMOND. VA
CLARKE is selling all The Prizes still,
Tall As You may, and say whateer you will.
(tLARkG has been Venter Tor the last fifteen years
~ m linz cities Of PIt:,hur:, Pa, Wheeling, Va and
RicbaInnt Va, and refers tu the Managers III prno!
OF the fac tha; he mas sold large Capitals than
any |end' In the United States. He offers To his pat
rons The IL owing splendid schemes Tor February lois
Clarke solo during the month of December 1877, %
Capita! Prizes. Prizes advertised by him can always
he a. Office For prizes address, postage free
JOHN ~ CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
SCUEMES FOR FEBRUARY, lS4S.
10000 DOLLARS, 1900 DOLLARS!
i.Nandri Lottery, Class II. for lsis, to be drawn
a, Alexandra on Saturday, February laih. Is No.
Lr,tery-H Drawn Rl;lrts. Grand scheme: Si0,rbD,
ana. al .D01, nf uI, Of 3,nIb 20 of 900, ~
OF 500 ~ q 3J0 2j7 Of 900, Sc Tickets sl1; halves
8; cuariers :. 50.
80 900 D0LLARSl
Alexandra Lottery, Class Is for lsIs, Ia he drawn
at Alexandra on Saturday, February 10Th. Grand
Scheme - lJJ, $4,000, l0,0cD Gr .JUi. a,''s, 90
Of ,C0a 900 Il ;Uli sc. Tickets $40, halves 8; quar-
tiers So
5G,C0G p0LLAESl 10000 $4,000!
II drawn N,s. in each package Of % Tickets
Alexandra i.Gtery, Class H. To be drawn on satnr-
day Feb asrh, s4s Grand Capitals: SJd,O00, 10000,
Is UUn 5000 nnj, 30oa, 2li5, III prizes Of 2GOO 10
Of 500, 81 of 800, ~ If $40 277 Of 200, &C. Tickets
Sis; halves .0;Gnarrrs -.
toc Ordersf.r Packages, Certificates, single Tick
cts, IN the abne Scrn-r, addressed 10 the undcTsign
Ell, attended ~ of Mai: aud, requested,
an lccuun; Of be drawings forwarded as
ceived. Aidfss JOHN ~. CLARKE,
lanai Richmond. Va.
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Cg-fsartsncrs:lEp.

THE sub.rribers have associated themselves together
1 under the name and style al DaNnRiDGE {;
HART, a; the old staEd of :. II. cambridge, on
Broad street the it;1hmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot. wirIr they VIII Keep gene
raj assortment Of Groceries They will also attend IL
the selling of grain and all kinds of produce on com
mission, hiring servants. any business IN their line
By mutual attention their business, they hope To 3.
cure the patronage OF their towI ana Country friends
whom they vii! be always ready to serve TO their sa
tisEictioa. vita profit To themselves.
Eal. &. DANDRiDGC,
Feb Io-cI,n 2 +. HART.
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'LARKE's OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich
" mond Virginia

NLARKE's OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich
" mond Virginia.
The truth mus, and shall be told,
I'arke's Tickets are as good as gold.
Drawing Of New Jersey No ID:
~ Al IS 10 20 60 % 10 SO Sc 81 9 26.
Halt, Nos. 3 Sc 10, $500 sold and paid by the
"sSy }. M. CLARKE, on l4h stree,.
For To-day, TO draw in Petersburg, J Feb. III.
-Si00O, 1000, &c. Tickets 81.
For To morrow-Rich Schemel 10000 dol.
las, $4,000, 1000, 5000, 80 of 1000, 30 OF 500.
e.: 10 Mes, 4drawn. Ticket. only $40.
FEB. III Call at CI.ARKES.
W J. BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo.
w site Exchange Hotel.
Ho,ye who pant for yellow Colo,
VI wish with cash. to cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "RIo osrs'' con be had OF BIGGER.
>, For To.day-Capitas: $500, 1900, $780,
NOS, Is drawn. Sales close al P. Nj. Tick.
DIawO Nos. of the New Jersey, Class 70:
AZ Al TO 73 20 so % 10 SO Sc "a 9 26
aan iicse', Nos. Sc 40 65, a prize of $3.50
SOLO ana paid at The ever lucky office of
Cr.nd W.. BIGGER.
ooo oI al as Scheme for Sa,urday-Capilsls SAC.
W. ~ 1000 1000, 5000, 5000, 25s9 ooo 90 81
i'%v, &C. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets To- "
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
IL n0n Dol .ARSl


Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class NO7 10 be drawn
NJ Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, February IL,
1913. Is Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: Si5 900,
OF 1900 1905 % OF $50, 81 OF eco, &C., SC.
Tickle Is $40; halves s; quarters 81.
10000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, No II. 10 be drawn al BalIi-
more Wednesday, Feb lG, 1913. IS Nos, l2 drawn.
Grand Scheme: S300Oo, - of 1900, 20 Of 900, 70 OF
500, &C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quaiters2 so.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
80 900 DOLLARSl II OF IS 00D DOLLARS!
Susqrhanna Lottery, Class 49, 10 he drawn II Balii
more Wednesday, Feb %, lSi-. 7s Nos, IA drawn
Grand Capitals: $50 COO, 10 Of l50n0 IL of OGO IL Of
500 II cf 400, &C. Tickets sis; haIves7 so; qrs. IS.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 100000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class 0. To be drawn n,
Wilmington. Delaware, on saturday, Feb. 2G, 1873
IS Nos, l3 drawn. Grand capitals s41 ,nOU Is 800;
10000 5000, 1000 3,377 Of 1000, - of 500 - of
co., &c. Tickets $40; halves S; qnarlers2 So
Dcy Ia purchasing by the package, deduct the price
of three IicSeIs
cJ O'!rrs Tor Tickets il the ahove win meet prompt
and CONFIDENTIAL attention, ii addressed 10
]. i. COWLES, Wall street,
Feb7 Richmond, Va
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NEW MANDATORY.
Sash blinds and hbeOTs.

THE Undersigned have entered into Co-partneI shp
L for the purpose Of cOnductin. SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MANUFACTORY. They are situated
near HlxalI's Mills, and now prepared 10 receive
orders work of the above description, which they
pledge themselves tn DO substantially. exprdollsy
and on as acco:nm jdang terms it can toe done ~
the cliy o: R;chmnnd In adii.ian Ia the usual
rhuefy. they have the ness and un. 9nailrh machine
iuvrntrd hy S:. Jesse iravrn>, al Springfield Mas
with The best workman and materials, they conn
dent of giving entire satisfaction hey intend Keep
in. constantly on hand good supply of SASH of The
style and siz-s generally used With prompt attention
10 business they nope merit and receive liberal
share of patronage from the community OF Richmond
aud tie surrounding country. They inv call from
all whn wish TO examine or purchase.
Having The exclusive right To use Mr. Leavrns' ma
chine III Virginia. are prepared 10 sell conn
u rights JOSEPH SIEhBlNS,
Ian J6-deoScu CHARLES ELLIS.
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To conclude with the Farce of
The end eZyOuS

aT For full particulars, see bills of the dav
h PRICES OF ADMISSION II.
SO1es, ls' and ID Circles, IS cents; Pi, 50 Cents
~ 40 Inc 81 Circle, and Slips for colored persons
Van, ~ aha2 % cents. Private Boxes may alsobe OBJ.
e.eu. Feb -
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DIR. SHEPPARD,

nATE OF HAEoyER,)
IIAVlNG removed 10 this place, respectfully
L i tenders his professional services TO the citi-
zens OF Richmond His residence is al The cor
ner Of Isl ami Franklin Streets and his Office
three doors below the Swan Tavern, (now United
States Holel,) on Broad Street.
Feb 9-3iaw3w
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CewIes, s1otsery Office,

w I'LL ST, UPTUSiIE CIT1 HUIEL,
DUCKS OLD STiND)
THE subscriber opened Office for the sale of
= Tickets in lotteries under the management Of the
old Managers, ID. PAINE & co. Tickets in the Ma
ryand and Delaware Lotteries, OF which they have
The sole control, and drawn under the snpernend-
ance Of Commissioners appointed by the state, are al
ways kept constantly for sale. For large prizes, call
send TO the will be lucky office of
JAMES i. COWLES. Richmond. Va.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WORD, FERGUSON IL BARKSDALI

WORD, FERGUSON IL BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
I'D IL o. q ID ID g,
No. 1913, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Neat DUR abOre j. ". PandnlM s. ca
rsNIE undersigned beg leave Ia inform their friends,
Il and the public generally. that they VIII open a
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in this city on the
18th of March next
Their Stock of Goods will be entirely new. They
earnestly solicit call from all assuring Them they are
determined do every thing in their power 10 please.
QUINN NJ. WORD,
JAS d. FERGUSON, JR
ISAAC *. BhRKSDALE.
lam
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Amber g. Smith.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
MANUFA CTURERS AND GLACIERS,
II MAYO STREET, II
Nearly opposite the JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
OTlCE.-The subscribers are now prepared
~ to execute all orders in their line upon Iea-
sonable terms. Orders by letter or Otherwise will
be promptly attended TO- Persons ordering work
al This establishment, may rest assured that il
will be made well, and OF good materials.
Feb. a. g. S.
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Not zee!
LARGE STOCK OF
ID z Y c. q O u :

TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT Or RESERVE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
DROOKS BELL, Il HUDSON would respectfully
ID announce, that the sale Of their entire stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing many very select and choice styles, suited
10 the present aud approaching wall lake place
al their Store at pnb.c auction lehOut Ga rcserue
WEDNESDAY, the 23i o; ms present. mouth
fFrhruary,l on credit Of four months, iN Narrowed
negotiable nutes, on sums over sl00. (ThHUhe may
br extended To SIX months, over $500, by al
ding interest after four montls.)
They will continue sell NJ private sale every arti-
Gle in store about the prices they believe such goods
will bring At auction, until Saturday evening, Feb ID,
after hich time the doors will he cos-d, 10 prepare
for the public sale. Their anxiety 10 reduce stock "a
much rs possible before the day al sale III br sut'i
Gent GUARANTEE for unprecedented bargItns, ut whole
sale retail, those who may favor them with CALL
Feb d--rtds
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Feb. S

II In consequence OF The above dissolution, il
is necessary Ina: he business Of the old firm OF
c G. Fl should b. settled as soon as possible
The claims will remain in my hands until the
Isl OF March, when they will be put into other
hands tor collection.
Feb 5 CHAS. uARTWELL.
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MARRIAGES..

,....sa on Tuesday, the Sth February, in Washing
NAL. .,,s nv The Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Capt JAMES
tea ucE 10 Miss ELIZA A., daughter Of Capt. Row
!. Nv .on-all of Chesterfield county, va.
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TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TEREST IN REAL ESTATE In TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND IN THE

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10y virtue Of deed OF executed ihr Isl day
- Septea.ber ieil, b. the late John n. Smith. OF
Dnwidlie county, and idry e. his wife, for the pur.
poses therein mentioned, the subscribers will proceed
IN MONDAY the Iith dav oil February, lsiS. at the
front toGr OF tie City Hall, IN the CITY of Richmond
al the hour or2 O'Clock VI. 10 SELL Al public auction,
for cash, all The Estate right title and interest OF The
said John H. Smith, aud hary c. Smith his wife. a.
oil the children ana heirs of John Amber, decess
ed in aud 10 The following Real Proporty-iu Wit.
/. lot ar piece of ground III the city OF Richmond
with The buildings ana Improvements thereon, stuaec
al TIE corner al Clay anu l2 srsr,s containing three
MALI acres, be the same or ie's and constituting,
w!th said improvements, The former residence Of tho
said Io!.n Amber, decreased.
!. trait Of land called "Wrsth1m" situated liz
Hrnrco county. about nine miles above Richmond.
bounded the South by James River and containing
upwards Of thirteen hundred according iaiu
survey. Pa,s OF he said property may be ap-
plication 10 the subscribers.
ROBERT G: NICHOLAS, r,u-..r,
CONWAY ROBINSON, ( i'u1'ee''