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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROPS. CAT
TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM

IaA'ip ShOES, Skt l.
TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM
ISGU UTENSILS y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
NIL sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY. The
10Th day Of March, II fair. II not, the next fair day.
The Tract Of Land In Goochiand county, on James n.
yer, known as harrts's, sixteen miles from Richmond.
and now occupied by Mr.. b. II. Allen, containing three
hundred and thirty four acres, OF which one hundred
are James river low grounds This property Is well
adapted 10 The cultivation Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
There is n good crop OF wheat now seeded. The canal.
passing through the property, afford a cheap convey
ance Tor produce either way. /. ndJotns the Manaktn
Iron Works and Dover Pits, and is well known TO
abound in coal Of superior quality. The Hsnak.u
Works afford an excellent market for all kinds Of We.
g~eiahles, meats, &c. The dwelling has just been
handsomely finished, the out houses, barns, stables.
sc, are nearly all new, and numerous. The situation
is healthy and well watered, with a good orchard Of
superior fruit. The purchaser vii! he al no expense
alter nrst cost, as The farm has Just been put In com
piete order. James river does not present a more PIC
turesque and beautiful site Than this property. The Il.
tie Is undouhted. mo. NJ. SHEPPARD.
Also, at the same time and place. all the Corn, oats.
Shucas, &C, four strong farm Horses, len Cows and
Citlir, brood SOW, aud Pigs, iIy sheep, Carriage,
Suiky, Wagon, Cart, Harness, Plonghs, Harfows. com
plete set OF Carpenters Tools, some Groceries, and the
entire Household Furniture, all new.
TERMS-For the land, onr-third cash, bsiance IN
one and two ears, with interest, secured by q deed Of
trust on the property. SIX months credit for all sums
over S21, for negotiable noies, before the delivery of
the property. JOHN f. ALLEN, Trustee.
Hrnrico county, Feb IS, lsio.-cids
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MANSION HOUSE.

No. 80 BROADWAY, New YoRK.
VIZ J.. BUNKER, having renewed his lease
w OF this well known establishment, re-
specltully invites a continuance OF The public pa.
ironase. Situated in The vicinity ofthe business
district, and al a convenient distance from the va
rious points OF entrance 10 and departure from the
city, the Mansion House has also The advantage
OF a peculiarly healthtui location, being exposed
10 The sea winds, and in The immediate neighbour
hood Of The Battery. Such Ienoyations and i'm
provemenls as are required by the lapse Of time
and The demands Of an improved public taste,
are constantly effected BY he proprietor, whose
aim il is 10 render the Mansion House a plea
SAINT and comfortable homc 10 his guests.
Mansion House. Feb. l4-enl3l
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NO &

NOTICE.
TITO II STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of sth
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
addition to the sum Of three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day of each of the months Of
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day of each OF
the months of June, July and November, on each share.
Subscribers In Augusta will pay In the Bank at
Staunton; in m in the Bank al Charlottesville;
and those In Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, to the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetuahty is
important, as interest tOiI be due on each insidimtnt u not
paid. By order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
BeaYer Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDec.l
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J. BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w . si,e Exchange Hotel.

no, ye who pant for yellow GOLD.
VI wish, with cash, TO cut a figure;
Call ere the prizes al are sold
The "sIG oSEs'' can be had Of BIGGER.
For To'day-Capilals $4,000, l 900, &c.
Sales close at 5, P. Nj. IS Nos, IL dra wn.-
Drawn Nos. Of the New Jersey, Glass l6:
8 % As II 50 40 81 80 4 81 40.
Tickle, Nos. 4 40 50, a Capital Of 5000 sold
and paid al The lucky Office of w. J. BIGGER.
Look al this Grand Scheme that come. off on
Saturday. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, $4,000.
5000, 1000, 5000. 2,l45, 10 prizes OF 1000, 10
Of l,5oo. 20 of 1000, 40 OF 500, &c. Is Nos, ID
drawn. Tickets Is.
For Prize Tickets in the above Grand Scheme.
eau or send TO the ever.lucky Office Of
reo. w. j. BIGGER.
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FOR Two NIGHTS ONLY!
Grand sN StruEMetal Concert,

STEYERMARKISCHE MUSICAL CON-
PANY, Consulting Of Nineteen Performers,
A THE EXCHANGECONCERTROOM
and end Tuesday, 29'h, which will positively be
the last.
The above Company beg respectfully TO in
torn The citizens OF Richmond, Members of The
Legislature, and strangers generally, that their
Concerts will commence on MONDAY EVEN
ING, The 2s,h, a, The Exchange Concert Room.
Tickeis-One Dollar; children half price-io
be had al The Music Stores, at the Exchange, and
al The door OF The Concert Room. Doors open al
9! o'clccs-Conceri 10 al II.
Feb. 25-3t
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MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
co, Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-si2,OOO, 1900, 5000 1900, % o.
Lulu, &c. % Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos. Suseuehanna Lottery, Glass l3:
i72 Al d 50 81 IL Sc IA "a GA Al % 81
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Glass 46:
IS SIS 46 Z IS 40 Q 56 IS 43 3
Feb. 25
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10000 DnLLARsl aoONol $4,000!

II Drawn Numbers nut rf IS.
AlcIandril Lottery, Class II, for 1913, to.be drawn
Saturday, February 20. Magnificent Scheme S5D ,OdU,
0,oO0, Il, 1000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 2,ii5, 10 Of ,06n,
10 81 800, % Of 600, 20 of 500, III Of 200, &c, SC.
Tickets SIS halves I 20, quariers3 70.
Aiiseral discount, on package sales. Prizes casiied
nj sight.
Jrr For packages or single Tickets in the above, or
in smaller Schemes which are drawing daily-Capltals
from ~, 900 to saJ, 400, and Tickets from 81 10 Sad
d.rs- w. J. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Ian. n
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Cowies, E4ottery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
ducks OLD SIAND)
THE subscriber has opened an Office for the sale Of
l Tickets IN Lotteries under the management of the
old Managers, ID. PAINE Il 90. Tickets IN the Ma
ryland and Delaware Lotteries. Of which they have
tbe sole control, and drawn under the snperlnlend-
ancr Of commissioners appointed by the state, ar al
ways kept constantly for sale. For large prizes, cal or
send to The will.br lucky Office Of
JAMES Is. COWLES, Richmond, Va.
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w. w. Dabney.

HAVING associated win him Jonn mn
II son, will hereafter condnc' tne s,,Is =,
0npNEy A. WILSON, they intend TO keep at
phoas wall selected stocG OF family Groceries.
al wbies q Ib sy" respectfully solicit a call from 'hsiF
=, sg;s wI.' and he public generally, as they, are de-
,a.enas :. !" ~ cell low for cash on the usual lime 10
,e,m,reIi customers. Each psrner will give his
p pursons % attention 10 The sales OF all kinds OF pro-
5,ce entrusted TO their care.
ouce WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN ]. WILSON.
o dGc2m
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NEGRO HIRING.

-NTOTO IIINIANN'
q II. T~ALIaFERRO oii-rs his services
again to his friends and The public generally IN
Hiring 0ut Negroes for the ensuing year. he taxes thls
method or informing those who wish 10 employ him,
that il would be advisable TO inform HIM as early as
they can, that he may have an opportunity OF getting
rood homes. lie pledges himself that every e1eriion
snail he used To obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that IN experience Of many wears willentills
him 10 4 share Of patronage. -
81. viii also continue 10 act "a General Agent FOR the
Renting out Of Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, ana
pledges himselftn spare no ryertious 10 render entire
Satisfaction 10 all who msy favor him with ihcif DUST
ness.
Ofhre-Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. NJ, ls47.-ctf
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sy.J. gsIgger7s Lottery Office

RICHMOND, VA.
TIIE undersigned having purchased The business Of
Il J. Z. WORD, Lottery Vender, Richmond, viii
continue the same AT the office as above, where he viii
be pleased 10 see The old patrons OF the Office, and 10 nil
the orders Of persans III tir country VINO sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for tickets in
any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Maury & Co. will he
promptly attended 10, and Official drawings duly for
Ig1rIrl
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&IraaaGn7s Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. Is, Feb. -:
10 60 II q 9 5 4 GO 50 50 sc % II 10
Whole Ness ii al, a prize Of $500 Three
Ticket DO 8 10 % /" 200 more
Do do 5 So SO 2O0) sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass IA:
81 as 81 IS Q y s 20 Al 25 is 30 35.
Ticker Nos. 5 20 Al, another Capital OF 5000
dollars, sold and paid b. STkArTON.
Drawing OF Lccsburg. Extra, No. :, Feb. 10:
ST AZ SO 7 Is 80 So 50 ~ Is IL 9 10 %.
Ticket, Nos. 7 % 40i1 r;vo more sold
Do. AZ 81 60, ,,d Nh h mo ~. ev.r
Do 7 33 80, }anI pau " "e
Do. Is 81 60, 'u'Sy
Do. 7 10 So,
Drawing OF Sussex, Extra, Is, Feb. 10:
25 2 81 SIS 81 is as 56 40 10 SO 81 43.
Ticket, Nos. "a 25 So, another Capital, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, No. l6:
Is 80 70 35 IS 81 62 | Is II &c 80 IS %.
Drtwn Nos. OF New Jersey, No. 10:
s % sc II 50 40 81 80 A 81 l3.
Ticker Nos. % 80 81, a prize oil 200, sold
and paid by STRATrON.
SCHEMES FoR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! loo DOLLARS!
FRIDhY-Leesburs, Extra, No. 8. Capitals: sd,-
OOn, 900, 500, &C. Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so c.; quarters % c.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susseI, Extra, No. II. Capitals So
600, 1000, l,0l7, $40, sc. 7s Nos, Il drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 cts ;quarters - Cts.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, for 1919, In be drawn
in Alexandria on Saturday, February ri. IS No, Lot
t-ry-li drawn ballots. Magnificent Scheme s5O,tOO,
20, 600, $500, 1900, 1000, $500, 2.l45, 10 of a,Uol, 10
Of 500, 20 Of 1000, 10 OF 500, ~ Of 200, sc. Tick
cts Sl5-shares in proportion
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets in all The Lotteries VIII be promptly at
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 ". II. S~TRATT0H,
Feb. 81 Richmond, Va.
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THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR THE
PILES Is DR.. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU-
ARY.-It i, an internal remedy, not an external appli-
cation, and will cure any case Of Piles, either bleeding
or blind, internal or external. and probably the only
thing that will. There is no mistake about It.. II isa
positive cure, speedy and permanent.
..tSold Wholesale and Retail by Wrlrr& KRrcHAh,
lal Fulton Street, New York, and by r. JOHNSTON.
Druggist, No lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
dollar per bottle.
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SITUATION

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has had some eype-
- rlence In teaching, and who is qualified 10 teach
the Latin language, md The usual branches Of a good
English education, wishes TO obtain a situation as
Teacher. He will be satisfied with 4 salary of $500
and board. He Is permitted TO refer to Thomas Wal.
lace and 7. +. Nash, Esqs., Petersburg, and Messrs.
Nash & Wodhouse, Richmond
Address A. K, box So, Petersburg, Virginia.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSuR-
ANCE COMPANY,
O@e.-No. 81, Nam ST., Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES TO grant pollcie. on Lives only, al . nc
,he term of life are stockholders. Dividends arc made
Annually. and thu. far have bean IS per cent; II me
nreminm is over $50, n portion will be loaned 10 lne
,nsn,ed, if he wishes. The success of the company 10
without parallel. rr,,so. p,..u.r,
Rry.. C. MILLER, Secretary.
~ Prospectus Of the Company can be had by CALI
Inv =, The Agents Office, in Richmond, Va, NO. o.,
msin street. over the store OF Judah Myers, ESQ.
' b.. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
,n. NJ. D.. corner of 5h aud Marshall streets,
80, E,smjner. Feb. oo-dAc2awtf
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TLANNEL.S.-In order 10 reduce oar stock
L Of FlannelS, we will sell Unprecedented bar
gains. Our assortment comprises a general Va
riesY OF colols and qualities.
RI D. WARD & JENKINS.
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A MEETING of the stockholders of,he Frank
n lin Manufacturing Company OF Richmond
is requested, at the Paper Mill, on Monday, 18Th
inst, al4 o'clock, by the Board OF Directors.
Feb. l7-eold
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Feb. 1913.

NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA-
TORY, has furnished no combination for the removal
of human ills more universally successful than THom-
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR n WOOD
NAPTHA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with rrea, care, for diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and
Breast, has BY It's salutary effects snenced all eavils al
lis virtues, and secured The recommendation Of many
Physicians of this city, and the appreciation OF all who
have employed il.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
at the North cas-; corner Of Fifth aud Spruce slreets,
Philadelphia. Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DCVAL,
Richmond. Va. Price 50 cents, or 81 per bottle.
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EIETEEN

On Saturday the 2G.h inst, at 10 o'clock, will
be sold al The Auction Store 81 Il II. Dickinson
< Brother, fifteen likely Negroes, consisting Of
Men, Boys, Girls, anu Women and Children, be-
longing 10 the estate Of 1hos. Howlet, ST., de.
ceased. By ORDER Of tie Commissioners.
K. Il. DICKINSON & BROTHER,
req. Il Auciioneers.
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TWENTY THOUSAND IMPORTED
EREHCu GRADE ROOTS.

FRENCH GRAPE ROOTS.
rIvIiE subscribers have received, AMI offer for aalc,
4 twenty three different Kinds Of the very choicest
and lest Grape Siue Roots, from tile best Nurseries IN
France. iiry are in tine order, and We VIII giaran.
lee them 70 he such as We represent item TO be-ier
which We have IN our possession certificates Of IN.
highest authority In France, endorsed by The United
states Minister in Paris.
The collection consists ri Chassrlas, Frankental,
Raisin de Ia Palestine, Gros Gamer IL Gantal, Malaga.
Muscal, P-rle Blanche, Cornichons, Pinau, Chaden-t,
Morilon, Gern.e, Plant de Cote Dor, Damas, Bcuiales,
Plant de Juliet, SC, &c.
Mr P:.hoi brgs leave 10 Siste, that, after ten ycars'
of experience and study Of The climate aud soil nf the
United S,aics-principally The Safe OF Virginia, having
BEEN A resld.u. IN lhis STATE FIR the last eight yrars,-
and having devoted al this time 10 the cultivation 81
rhc r'apr vine, the result u hS experience u, that this
brnneh of agriculture j. inlal!ibie ~ tins state, II pro-
perly cultivated. lie has, IN his selection Of The grape
roor. had reference Ia rhe sol Of The United States;-
snllllle for rich ground, poor high land, and gardens.
Nrsgs. r. md d. will give full instruction To pircha-
sers ipl the planting and cultivation Of the grape
PlCll0T s. D'ESCAYRhE,
Store under the odd Fellows Hail.
~ Orders also received, by mail or nthsrwi,e, by
WN AIN Il, Main Street, and ). VI. ZaCihis-
son, Broad Street.
we llhioin The following certificate, kindly Furnish
I'd ~ Monsieur lie Comtr DE- Monthoion:
hereby certify, that Mrssrs. rtcot and D'Escayrae,
IF his place, have deposited III my ctiice 4 crrlincate,
duly signed and authenticated in France, Of line growth
and renninrness nf twenty thousand vines, comprising
ned 10 theta b, Mr. Cheviiiion. nj P0nie nay-ai1- Roses,
ne,r Paris. Said certificate can be seen II ny Office
by any one interested.
lie Consul de France,
liz CoMTE nE MONTHOLON.
pir',mond. Feb. 10. 1873. Feb. ls-dSc 2aw3W
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EUCES's seFSEaCE3,

No. 5, EXCHANGE PLACE..
FACTS o THE .HILLiOI.
no YOU ~TAKE?-LUCK sells Ticsets only In
- PAlNE'S Lotteries. They are nor the Oldest
Managers ia the United States.
NOTICE, that ID. Paine Il Co. have sent more large
Prizes 10 Richmond in The last year than all other Ma
%nagements put together; and
If Prizes are wanted, il IS necessary TO be uerV pcrti-
eR!ar about The number; and, 10 prevent any mistake,
aud To insure one If Paine's Tickets, call At 10 ;, Ell
change Place. LTCK'5 OFFICE.
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DR.. CoLLYER's MODEL ARTIsTEs
aSdd Fellows Hall.

POSITIVELY The last two days in Rich
mond- Friday ard Saturday, February
25lh and 2slh.
~ Two pertormances-viz al 4 o'clock, z.
M, and half past 7 in the evening.
Feb 2i-at
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ISCELLANEOUS
Notice.
NOtlCG.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
READY MADE CLOTHING

READY MADE CLOTHING
Erer offered in Richmond, r,H be found at
f l. E r. It's
Great Northern 1Io;hing Mandatory,
HAVING lust returned from New iurk with
IL a foil assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.;
and, in consequence Of the great improvement in
machinery, and The reduction of labor, | am en-.
abled 10 Sell al % per cent. less than last Falls
price,. Therefore, those in want Of new and
fresh Ready Made Clothing, call at
FLEETS CLOTHING MANDATORY,
136 Main ST., ID door from l2Ih ST.,
Feb. 22-lt Richmond Va.
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FINE CLOTHING AT Low PRICES.

lNU. tn MIN bINEEFs
TIME subscriber, wishing 70 close oul his win
L Ter stock ol Clothing, would solicit a call
from his customers and friends, who may depend
on being furnished with whatever articles they
may want in his line Al the lowest market prices.
His goods are eqnalto any that can be found both
in The quality and workmanship, aud will be sold
on The mos, reasonable terms. His business will
te conducted, as heretofore, on he one pr1ee SIS.
tem-lhe lowest cash price being marked in
figures on each article.
Feb. 22-d2m E. b. SPENCE, Agent.
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LARGE SUPPLY OF
PA NO
DAILY EXPECTED.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
RECEIVE BY THE SCHOONER GREEN

w WAY, now on her passage,
Seven Piano FOrteS,
from The truly extensive mandatory of Messrs. STo-
DART & DUNHAM, New York.
This supply, with others in progress OF manufacture
for us, added TO those already on hand, will form alto.
gether one OF the most extensive stocks of Piano Fortes
ever offered in Virginia.
The estimation in which the improvements made by
these makers is held, Is evidenced by the greatly in
creased sale, which is further evidenced by the large
number turned out regularly at their establishment IN
New York.
for the Piano Fortes made by Messrs. Stodart & Dun
ham, offer them for sale upon most favorable terms.
They allow fair prices for old Pianos in exchange.
Pianos tuned and repaired in a faithful manner.
A fine assortment of Guitars aud other Musical In
aim m.nts always for sale. Feb. 9
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GRAND SCHEMES For FEBRUARY.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10 Of 1900 DOLLARS F!
Susquehanna Lottery, No. -, 10 be drawn ut BaIti-
more on wednesday, February 23d, lS4s. ~ Nos, "a
drawn. Capitals: 5000, 10 prizes Of 5000, j. Of
! 600, IL of 500, ~ Of 800, &c Whole Tickets SIS;
halves 7 50; quarters , IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Q, to be drawn nj
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, February ~, ls4s.
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Graai Capitals $4,000, Is 1000,
10000, 5000, 1000, 3,377, ) OF a,OG0, a5 at 100, IS Of
coo, &c. Tickets SIC; halves ); qaartersa 80.
Rr Orders for Tickets IN The above will meet with
prompt and confidential attention, II sddrrss1d TO
Z. Is. l.UCk, Richmond.
~ Persons ordering by the package may deduct The
price ofthree Tickets.
Jam 81 C.. B. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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j. VI. els

. w. Jar b e
Palace IT Fortune and Emporium Of Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST. RICHMOND. VA.
clarke presents Ia his patrons the following splen.
n. oiass, apd nn :, snrrss:fuI Venders IN the United
s = 1', ,,d |" ~ !" ~. M,n,rars !, nrnnr ~ The
r,c' Ia, ~ B.. y :. s m mn. iarss c,nitaIs than any
49, =. :" W INN AZ II,prP pichmn,,d u,
WHOLE OF THREE THOUSAND DOL.
LAPS ro,urnoj 10 ri ApKE ~ ,he Mana,ers
. ~
teDluaIy ION, 1915.
80, T2S DOLLARSl 20 OF 1000 rs !!
New Jersey State Lottery, Glass Is, for 1919, To he
drawn AT Jersey CITY on Wrdn esdav, March lst. =
No Io,isrr ii t,,,.n b,Iiots S,i.rsid 81 enc.-
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine s. Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant SCHEMES,
i as heretofore, under the management Of PAINE Z
CO., who arc now The oldest Managers Of Lotteries in
the United States. The great success which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in The sale or more
large prizes than all nther arrangements put together,
~ III doubtless be a guide Ia those who Rrr drsIsous al
obtaining a fortune. Whole of SGT O o
$1,000, 5 Of 10000, ! Of 5000, 1 Of 5000, aud
smaller ones, have been sent 10 Ibis asrn-
cy during the past year. For large prizes and prompt
pay, address your orders 10 rs. or In
Z. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine & Co,
Richmond Virginia.
The whole of $4,000, In P4ine's Lottery, sen,
last week 10 New York.
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e.. FITZGERALD IL Co,
FEBRUARY l7TH, 1878.
" IL

JusT RECEIVED FROM New YoRK, ANDroR SALE At
FLEETS CLOTHING MANUFACTORY,
1876 Nam Street, tiro doors from l2h Street,
Eagle Square.
HAVING disposed OF the mos, If my Fall and
IL Winter Stock Of Clothing, | nave just Ie-
turned from the North with IN entire New Stock
Of EARLY SPRING CLOTHING, Coins, Cas-
simeres, rich Silk Cravals, Scarf, VesIinss, &c,
which will be sold much less Mam Tie 0d stark.
Among The Ready-Nade Clolhing will be found
some extra fine French Cloth Dress and Frock
Goats, at IS per cent. less than former prices a.
so, low-pricet Dress and Frock Goats from 81 80
10 9 90; Thread Sack aud Ffoch Goats. from
3 50 10 4 50; fine Cashmere Sacks and Frocks,
irom6 80 10 IL 0C; new store Spring Vests, from
| 60 to- 90; French Cashmere Pantaloons, from
5 90 TO 9 90 and II 90; low.p,icei Pants, from
3 90 10 4 Goa few Oyercoats AMI Cloaks, al %
per cent. less than cost OF manufacture received
and Tor sale at FLEETS CLOTHING MA
NHFACTORY, 1876 Main ST, Richmond, Va.
Feb. lS-G3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
ssy az. III. Dickinson g. Bro.
NEGROES.

THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock, will be sold three
Negro Boys, three Negro Girls, and one Negro
Woman and Child.
r. II. DICKINSON & BROTHER,
Feb. 25 AuctiuDeefs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
Ti,kets elsreh,,ea IN nropor,i

Tickets Sl5-shlres IN proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
es and Shares, in any of the above Schemes, address,
e"totiie undersigned will receivcthr most prompt nj
sehu"n, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon ~ IL is received.
Packages, Ce fifica;es and single Tickets for sale by
Jan. % Richmond yirpinia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
isy N. IS. Il e.. Hs. Hill. Aucts.
FOUR NEGROES.

We will sell on FRIDAY next, 25lh Febru.
AIRY, Two Negro Men, one Girl and one Woman.
Feb. 81 n. b. < C.. Il. HILL, Aucts.