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MO. l0t EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" V!r"tntc
10000 DOI.LAEs, 3oooO! % ooC.

10000 DOLLARS! 30000 10000!
rs drawn Nos. in each package nf ~ Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class ., 10 be drawn Sarur-
day Jan. aath, leiS Grand Capitals: ~ 900, 81 OO0,
2OnOU. lG,OJg, 6,0On 5000, 400n, a,2i3 prizes Of
l,75D rs of OCn, 200 Of 5cn In OF 800, 1870 of l0D &C.
Tickets sl5; halves 80; quarters H.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM HURLEY. Richmond. Va.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
ana shares IN any If the above Schemes addressed 10
the underSiGGCd will receive the prompt aien
tinn anr an account oi each drawing forwarded
snan IA II /, deceived. WI HURLEY.
For 'maerSchcmes ,sre acknowledgements
Jan.3 " HURLEY
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ANOTHER LIFE PRESCRIBED!

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1876.
Dr. n. Swayne-Dear Sir: Having seen the a-toniSh.
inv cure performed on ar. Thomas by your Compound
Svrup of Wild Cherry, was induced to try II ON my
self. l taken will! violent cough, splitting OF
blood shorness Of breathing together with violent at
lacks of Asthma. had overdone myse from e1erton,
which was not able To perform, which Frustrated my
system To great eSlea commenced the use of your
Syrup or Wild Cherry, which gave me al
most i'm mediate relief, and am glad TO give my esi
mony to all who may b- afflicted in similar way II
may be well TO that the signature of hr. H. Swayne
Is on each bottle Of Wild Cherry.
WIN y. WALTON,
18Th street. 2doors from the corner Of Willow.
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VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, uppo-
w site Exchange floel.


w site Exchange tlo!e.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GoLp,
Or wish, with cash, to cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "Bio ONES" can he had Of BIGGER.
For To-Day-Capitals: $4,000, $500, 1000,
&c. Sales close al 5 p. NJ. 7S Nos, l3 drawn.
Tickets |.
Drawn Nos of New Jersey, Glass 5:
% % 80 / 81 II So ca 20 "A IS 3G D.
Still they come. Ticket Nos. 25 81 DO,
Prize Of $500, sold and paid at'he ever lucky o.
flee Of w. J. BIGGER.
Grand Scheme for SATURDAY.. Capitals $40,
900, 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000 2343. 3
prizes OF $50. IS prizes OF 1000, 200 OF 500
being the lowest three No. prize. 70 Nos, IL
drawn. Ticke's only Is. Jan. %
T UCK'S OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place,
IL Richmond.
Luck is constantly enrching his patrons. A
prize OF 200 dollars sold in The last drawing to
gentleman in the city. The same success may
be expected by all who palronize this famous
r.i-~ SRae, NJ" -T.ITCK'S nhioo
Drawing Of Susquehanna, Glass g:
81 81 43 IL 81 30 10 ID lS IA % %.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 % 43, prize of 200
dollars sold and paid at No Exchange.
This ay-Friday-Scheme grand prize
of $4,000 prix. of 4 600, l OF 5000, OF 800,
OF 1900, 90 prizes Of 1000, &c. 7s Nos IA
drawn. Tickets 4. For prizes call at No. 5, nn.
Ger the Exchange. Jan. u
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FlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from her employer, some time
n last Fail, a Negro Girl named ANN. Said
Girl is about IL years old, rather tall, toIeIably
good locking, and not very black. She belongs
10 Mrs Julia L. Bailey, of Wesimoreland county
The above reward will be paid for her recovery
and delivery to me or her owner, il taken out OF
this State; 20 dollars if taken out of Henrico
county; 10 dollars if taken in Henrico county or
the city of Richmond and delivered TO me.
RICHARD HILL. Jr.,
Jan. IS-d&c4l Aeen, Tor Julia L. Bailey.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE No. ,2l9 for eight shares farmers
on the 18th August 1885, having been either lost or de-
s,roved hereby give notice 10 all persons concerned,
that shall petition the President ana pree'o'" '
renewal OF the lost certificate
Ian. as-cw4w. C. sELDEN, Administrator.
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Ian 0nn nntLARsl no 0ON, 2OOONI

~ Dawn NImbers out al -.
Alexandria Lottery, Class >, Tor 1873, u BE- drawn
Saturday, January .9.h Magnificent Scheme: SiuINO
30GDo annon 1860, O00, $780, cuO, 3,2i3, 70 of
Loco, 300 OF $50 Tickets SIS; halves 80; quar-
tiers -.
a liberal discount m package sales. Prizes cashed
sight.
~ For packages or single Tickets in the above, or
in smaller Schemes which drawing Galv-'apitai'
from 81 coo &, so, co., au Tickets from 81 10 SID
dress W. J. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY

$4,000 DOLLARS OF 800 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. l. To be
drawn nj Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, Feb. IL,
lsi>. * Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: ST., 900,
Of l5,Jn1, OF 5,sis ~ of $50, ~ Of ,OOO 6c.-
Tickets SIT; halves ); quarters 90
40 ,00G DOLLARS! 100 o! 1000 DOLLARS!
snsfurh.nnn Lottery, Class II, TO lie drawn at Bali
mo:e on Wednesday, FEBRUARY oh. Isis. e Nos. 10
';fand CAPITALS: Sio,oOo, lO,Oor, 5000, 5000, 1000,
.592 100 Vi ,GDU, &C. Tickets Sl0; halves s; quar-.
i.rs
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
t,R. : L. DUNTON, Principal Of the Male De-
MRS :. ]. DuNrON, Principal Of the Female De-
paI.menl.
The next session Of this Institution VIII commence
nm the 2nh January and terminate the Goth Dec. M
brr lssR allowing vacation Of one month between
The Summer and Fall terms. The plan Of instruction -
thorough and PRACTICAL and carried far As the t:me
of the Students residence will prrmit.
The situation is retired and healthy, ana lie com
munity in ~ eminent degree moral and rrhu-d.
Board ran he had with the Principal including wash
ing and fuel, NJ S9J.
TUITION.
I'm Reading Writing and first principles OF Geo
rraol,y Arithmetic and Grammar, $50 W.
80 t,,t.r h,, nrh.s M Fnnl,sh Latin &C. 80 90
e. E,.rch aner,ro CHARGE of 10 90
Music il desired. at the masters charge.
In 2ddItnn The shove, the Department oil Ensil-h
Science embraces the following branches all branch
&c ~; Mathematics including conc sections and the
calculus; Field surveying; History, ancient and ia"
Jern: Natural intellectual and Moral Philosophy: che
mstry: Physical Geography Elements at P"lt'ca. Leo
unmv; Book Keeping; Astronomy; PROJECTION 81 Erip
ses rlps and charts; Rhetoric Evidence, OF Ch'tIah
~ Elements If HISTOLOGY and Natural Theology &C
Arrangements are IN progress In procure apparatus
for Illustrations the various branches l Naturai SCI
ruce and lectures will be given occasionally through
the course.
No abatement for absence. e1cep. In cases Of pro-
,,ac,ad Sickness THO. G. TINS.EY,
President Beard Of Trustees.
TT Address the Principal, at Richmond.
n.c l7-Cw6W
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO The PUbLIC.
TINE subscriber would announce TO his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken
Shockoe Hill Tavern, and that the House having
undergone thorough repair, he is now ready 10
accommodate Them with Board by The day, week.
month or year, on The most reasonable terms.
His Stable is also supplied with good Provender
and polite and attentive Osers; ard he hopes py
strict attention 10 business, to merit some patron
age from generous public. He particularly So
lici,s a call from his country friends.
N. c. LlPSCOMBE.
81 N. B. have several Bussies and Horses
for hire. ~. u L.
Jan. 10-1m
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NEW MANDATORY.
..,, 1sei.,iS and Doors.

sash, EEessids ana a'OofS.
c,uE Undersigned favr entered into Co-plhmsr.lin
1 FOX he puTr,s" Of candnc!ing SASH: Hind
.nd D0nR SATISFACTORY. They are si,ualrd
, na u,.I,,. Mills aud are now prepared To receive
,Sers ,rr work OF sbe above description, which they
,sdcs ,bem..,ves To do "a Substantially eSp-dohsy
pa q, as ,ccoInn dating terms, it can be done IN
,h 49," ci,v of Richmond In addition to the usual ma
chinery. they hive the new and untqnaiird machine
;rv,ntrd by N, Jesse l.eavrns, "a! Springfield Mass
Wi,b The hes. workmrr aud materials they are conn
Am, nj giving entire satisfaction They intend Keep
mo ron.tanly hand good supply nj Sasl, {" me
s,yle and sizes generally used With prompt attention
10 business. they hope TO merit and receive llDrfa
ind The surroundln. country. They invfe call from
ali who wish 10 examine or pnrcia'e.
Having the exclusive RI sht In use NJ i.eavens ma
hin. in Virginia We are prepared 10 sell coun-
~ rights r9,p,rS FIT:
Jan 26-deo,cif CHARLES Ellis.
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dn O0n nOLLARSI 15 G0nI 1o OnOl

Grand Concentrated Lottery. Class 9. la he drawn al
yvilun ctn, Delaware Saturday, February Ut, - ;s
- Nos. 10 iiawn Grand Capitals: Sip OUn, I5.I0U
5000, 6,001 iUu1 3I77, Of 2nG1 p "f i.5v0 IS Of
GGc, Sc. TiC.rts sic; halves ); qlaI.rrs2 %.
t. Orders trr Tickets in The above viii meet with
prompt and confidential attention. II addrrsSrd 10
&. Is. LUCK, Richmond.
10 Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Ion 4 n U,
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uURLEYS OFFICE, No. 10. East Main

TURKEYS OFFICE, No. To! East Main
Ill Street.
We will not boast ,-allow US to say,
HURLrY sells prizes every day
The drawing OF the Small Fry Lottery takes
place to-day in Norfolk; The drawing will lie re-
ceired By mail tonight, al 8 o'clock. Capital:
81 900. Tickets shares in proportion. Call
at HURLEY'S Office tor Prize Tickets.
For To.morrow-Grand CAPITALS: S40 wv,
30, O0O 90 900, 10 900, 6,0O0 5000, 1000, 3.243,
3 OF 1850, IS oil ,0OO 200 OF 500, Sc. For large
Capitals, apply at HURLEY'S OFFICE.
Jan %
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DIR. YNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
MORE NEWS FOR THE SICK!
AFFLICTED. RE.1Di


AFFLICTED, REID!
Extract Of 4 letter, dated
GREENvILLE C. u, IS c. May 81 l747.
Or. P NJ Cohcn-Prasc find room for thls invalua-
bic document IN some paper:
Dr. Swayne-ln December last ] accidentally got
wet, and was taken very sickl had very pain
in my chest-my Doctor Or Rahr) said 1t was Con-
SUMPTION and said il could be cured lie induced
me TORY "UR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP +
WILD CHERRY which can ray has perfectly cured
me, and | am able 10 attend 10 my business.
Please publish this rs may induce others To try it,
My friends looked upon me as dead cerain-bu thank
God that tried II, and it has cured mr Yours, &c,
(Sgned,l MARY &. i. BRlDDELL.
10 The original of this letter be Il DR.. Co.
hens, Charleston, South Carolina.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
III. persons having claims against the Estate OF GEO
~ y. Ciough, d-c-as-d, are hereby notified to bring
th-m forward procrrly authenticated, that arrange
nts may he mad. for their payment, aud those per
sons indebted To- said Estate requested TO make
mmrdia'e payment a. indulgence ohnl"l DE- gwen.
J. y G.. BLOWN, Administrator.
with the will annexed, al Geo ~ Ciough, dec'l.
Hanover comfy, Ian. II, lsi5.-cwew
N tod In rupy
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Houston. Texas.

= A. PALMER, Qaie Of VirgiDia.l ATTORNEY
-. AT LAW, having located at the above-named
place will practise in the several Courts OF the Seventh
Judicial District, and In the District and United states
Court at Galveston. He has been for The last Two
years extensively engaged in the purchasing and sc
ecting Of lands in Texas, and has, by close attention,
acquired general and useful knowledge of the land
laws and titles of the State. Amy business within the
limits ofthe State, if entrusted to his care, will receive
his prompt attention. Persons wishing to buy lsell
lands will do well to address him, at Houston, Texas.
For reference, see Richard Toler Editor Richmond
Wing; Hon. Thomas F. Bocock, Washington; Judge Da-
mel, Lynchburc; Judge Wilson, Lynchburg; General
Rhodes, Clerk of Superior Court, I.ynchburg; Branch
Worsham, Clerk Of superior and County Court, Prince
Edward; Rev. Moses d. Hose, Richmond; Rev. Dr.
PIuner Baltimore Jan. Saskatchewan
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RECRUITS. RECRUITS.
E5Volt;geUr sscsisiscAt.

iINNTEn, for the Voltiseur service, in the lII-d
w states army, able bodied men between the ages
Of is and 35 years To rn'; durin. tIis present war
with Mexico 4 bounty nt twelve dollars will be gwen
To each recruit, and ample Subsistence, clothing and
quarters provided. JOHN NJ HLAkEf,
Jan. lS-cif LIST Lieut.. Volt. Regiment, l.. :. a.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION Hot
T.. II. rlgg

LEAVING taken House on the Basin tenders MS ser
1 vices 10 his friends and the pubic seheiay, III
forwarding merchandise and for the sale OF all the
staple articles Of produce. s -,
H. H. T., in the sale ot Tobacco, will be assisted by
. repteman Who from long experience and aesnow-
LEGGED Judgment il fully Competent TO sustain the IN
,."s.,s of Planters Feb. 9--en
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AZ & ~ HEn

A TEACHER well qualified Ia give instruction In
n all the branches Of an English Educiton. Letter,
addressed 10 J. Lindsey, Esq y. w. River Bridge,
Norlok county, Va, post paid will receive prompt
pniinn. ll-rh
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N.w ORLEANS MAaxsr>, Jan. I9.-Tbe co,,or
'aAe' vas qulle animated, and sales were m,hI
.s !. a considerable extent. Sugar was in ,,;r
,l. at 81 Al Tor fair To fully fair. Sales OF
'o'd> IS were making o, lei ~ cents per sal
i u Flour continues heavy. A ship had been
."ea loF Havrc al one cen! for cotton. E.cban
: were l;ss active for sterling, and rates declin.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Ten prizes OF $4,000 DOLL AIRS!
SIsque hanna Lottery Class 3, I" h- drawn nj Bait
n,nr. M, NNnhneshnv Eth LIZ Il Nos Ia drawn.
40 GOO DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!

Tickets Sue halves y QUANTITIES. : "U'
" In purchasing by The package, deduct Tue pi'ceo
three Tickets.
lcJ- Orders meet our usual prompt attention FOR
Tickets in above III any otnrr Lottery, drawing
daily, (price of Tickets from 81 to S2o under our Ma
na.,Inrnt address us or G.. w. PURCELL,
Ian. &c Agent for y. PAINE 4 co, Richmond, va.
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NEW Commission HOUSE.

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
THE subscriber has located himself in Richmond for
i the purpose of engaging exclusively in the COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and tenders his services to his
friends and the public for the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat.
Flour, Corn &C. In tho sale Of Tobacco he will be
assisted by Of the best judges ofthat article in the
Market and those who may patouise him, that
their interest will be strictly attended to- and remit
tances made, directed sales are effected.
be is prepared to make liberal advances consign
ments. He has made arrangements with Messrs. Pat.
terson, Cooper Co., ofPeter,burg TO forward all pro-
duce sent to him, through that place free Of charge e1
cept drayage. Having been for a number Of years
gagged In the mercantile business In Lawrencevilie and
Boydon, Va he haters himself that he has acquired
such knowledge Of Goods generally AZ will prepare
him advan,aseously TO make purchases for country
merchants and Others and he offers his services for that
purpose also Until further arrangements can be made,
he can be found at the Office of Messrs. Bridges Nc
Kinney, near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. gS-c6t JAMES b. DUPUY.
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.

EENIAL LIZ SCtloOL IN LDbISh
rI1IIE next annual session Of the School Il. my ras
! druce viii commence on The first day oi February
1873 und.r the supervision ri Miss Lnry u. Howard
u graduate of The Troy FemaIr Seminary. The Sci
.ucps generally will be taught ALSO the French Ian
suagr and Music the Piano Forte. THIS School ha'
been IN successive operation tor six yrar7. few
Young ladies VIII he received ~ associates OF my
daughters
TERMS for the session OF ten months
Board aud Tnfi"n, SI'
Music. and usr Of instrument, ~
The French language, ~
TT Nv address Is pottersvie. Lonisa county
lar oi-cw4w CLAYTON G.. COLEMAN.
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7 OST. in Richmond, las, Saturday week, my
~ POCKET BOOK containing SIS, and my
FREE PAPERS, issued by the legal authorities
o! Chesterfield county. A reward of SIS will be
gwen tor The return OF the Pocket Book and con.
tents 70 me, or il lett at the Enquirer Office.
GEORGE VALENTINE,
Jan. 26-d3,. A Free Man OF Color.
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WANTED,
4 TEACHER well qualified 10 give Instruction IN
y all the branches Of an English Education, to take
charge Of small schoc!--say FIVE schoars-aad ,ae
privilege Of others for his benefit Ap2y, p'S'p.aa
f. B Nsw,own, King Queen Jan. Ii-'"'"
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am. very respectfully.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Sup. V. II. +.

Board and Tuition tncludns washing and fneN
per first session. piyd,ie 'nrGriGby hat IN dd
ro,r, and remainder at close of session, SIS 90
Dn dn second session, 50 90
Cirulars containing details Of the of study
Sr will be sent tu those who may desire them. Pa
renIs and guardians de- ienna to nalronzs the nstitu
i,nn IRE requested inform the Principal as early rs
possible.
p o. RappahaE nock Academy, Caroline county, va.
Dec 3I-olaw ia n3i,S WI Frbl
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Correspondence Of Tie Enquirer.

CORRESPONDENCE Of lie Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets remain unchanged. The general lie n
dency 10 decline in prices continues. Quota
,ions remain as given in yesterdays report.
gF Our Baltimore correspondent sends US in
his dispatch las, evening, per Telegraph, the fol-
lowing laconc sentence: "!No Duel gel" We
leave the reader to solve the enigma.
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MRS. LAWRENCES
u n q T. ing IL OF

AIRS. H. G.. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
wi commodio,s Tenements the Stores OF Messr'
Brooks, Bell 4, Hudson and Messrs Binford Fry, on
the Eagle Square Main street. nearly opposite her old
stand aud is prepared TO entertain hoarders ov e
slyle Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
sitting Richmond business is one of IN. best IN Inc
INV July 2-rw1y
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Jan. S-d&c3m

Ofrlce PETERSBURG AND RoAsokE r. r. Co.
Petersburg, Jane Ie4S }
TINE Board OF Directors have this day de-
i clared dividend OF three and halt per
cent. for the last six months. payable On and al
ter The 18th inst. n. u. BIRD, f!esd'.
lam 12-Im
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Pork. Pork.
w. w. Dabney,

W. W. DSADsN ,,,.
"avIN(; associated win him John J. Will
II son. will herea tier conduct The GROCERY AND
ComuIs.oS BUSINESS under he firm and style oil
BARNEY & WILSON, they intend TO keep at
all lines we'll selected stock OF family Groceries,
to which they respectfully solicit call from their
lrends and The public generally, as they are de-
,ermined 10 sell low for cash the usual lime TO
nunc,ua customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales Of all kinds OF pro-
ducs entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
John J. WILSON
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S iloN Manitoba youne Man
VINO mas ha" Tour Years experience IN IT,
, ~, wishes 10 obtain silua ION IN :" VIC
oe piy Goods or Grocery Store ~ .e'Pse'
tIenceS can be given. Address S. r ,n." SaIy
rosl oihce Box No IS. Jan. 2S"dG C.su
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGF
nr preparatory School at Ridgewav NJ
eonaec'ed with the above Inslitu'irn. viii
,b Va a., me Isl Monday in February, ls43 m.
Jan % ' " p'uo' Il. VI.
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s.UCFstS OFFICE.

". ., r. y = III Il " y r. L J. Il T. T..
PGCTS FOR THE .WILLI0F
no YOU TAKE?-LUCK sells Tickets only In
~ PAlN3S Lotteries. They NOW the oldest
Managers " the United states.
TAKE VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE THAT the
Whole of 10000, sent last week to New Yorx, was
III Pdnc's Lottery.
NOTICE, that u. Piire Il Co. have sent more large
PrseS 10 Richmond III the las; year than all other Ma
nagrmrnis pat together; and
u PrZeS are wanted IL Is necessary Ia be- rcry pdri
euiar about the number; and, III prevent any mistake
and {" nS're Of Pan-'s Tickets. ca at ~" 5, E1
change Place. LCCK'S OFFICE
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUlRra7 ls4S.
SENATE
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THE GREA TEST
Medicine of the Day!

Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
THE ORIGLs.7L AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Liver Complain
Spilting Blood, Difficulty of Breathing, Pain IN
the Side and Breast, Palpitalion OF the Heart,
influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and all
Diseases Of the Throat. Breast and
Lungs, thr most rffrclal and
speedy ever known
for any of the above
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APPAHANNOGK ACApEMi, CAIRO

LINE COD - I, va.
'I,IlE next session Of tins Institution will commence
on the second Monday in January, 1873 (ir 10Th, }
instead of Is heretofore advertised, and continue six
months The second session OF The year will cont
mrncr "n tli- last Monday of August, and close few
DAYS before Christmas. The Principal has the gralif
raiGn 10 announce In the friends 0f the Institution,
AN, th- pnlic generally, that he ha. obtained The ser
vices at sir. WIN. MALONE, 4 distinguished graduate
of th- Military Institute al Lexington. as assistant,
VIII will ;akc charge of the Harnnlicll and Militia
~ Departments. The following - i copy OF Il letter
received from Col. Smith, superintendent Of the In
s!ltute. relative 10 the standing and qualifications o
Mr. Mahone:
V. II. INSTITUTE, November Il. lei1.
Dear Sir-i have thr highest opinion possible at the
mental ard moral 1nalllic atinn- O! Mr. Mhhnne. lie
came t. tins Institution WHEN quite Young and without
much nrevns preparation. lis standing he nrSt year
was low but he gradually rose IN every scientific
hrtnch mn he reached The highest position in his
class, THIS 'c shows perseverance Of no common or
der and sound mind. A. soldier hr had no superior
IN lis class aud in his moral character he WAS ire
proaclable
In word, should say. y"n could not get young
man who would siit yuu better, and shall esteem
mysef very fortunate to be- able In his services
here at a future time.
.1I.
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s1arGc Alr-s Eslst stoves,
SUITABLE for Churches and Public Bu:ldinrs-lo
~ sale low by ID. g. Il. NELiER'
Nov. 5-cu
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TIcAels sl5-shares in nInnnrlinn.

'NAtis S'S-shareS IN nTopOriion.
~ ORDERS Tor certificates or Packages SIM gle Tick
els and ShaTt', any Of the above Schemes address,
ed tothe Undersigned, will rec.ivethr most prompt at
tention, and an account Of each drawing forw arded
as s0nn as illsreceivcd.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale Ly
J. W. MAURY & Co, Managers
Jan. Richmond virplnio
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


A Ii persons having claims against the estate
a of Edward Govan, decd, are requested to
present them 10 the execu;o', together with Inc
evidences and vouchers uprn which they are
founded. And a u persons indebted 10 The said es-
tate are required t. make imne.i aie payment, II
being the determination OF The executor 10 bring
the affairs of the estate to final adjustment with
all possible despatch.
CIV. RICHARDSON,
Executor Of Edward Govan. tect.
Jan, 27-d&clw