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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRY GOOD .

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
THE subscriber having bought the entire Stock of
Dry Goods in the Store No. l73, Broad street, at
very considerable deduction upon prime COST, will sell
the same at and below original cost In New York, in
order that he may offer to his friends and the public n
good and well selected stock of Nav Goods in the FALL
June 90-Sit JOSEPH C. COURTNEY.
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COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &C.
TN endless variety al No. 1902, Main Street,
i KEEN, CaILES g. Co., late Keen d Co.
Very grea, advantages may be realized in The
purchase OF Ready Made Cathing by calling at
the above named establishment. A large stock
still on hand, cheap for cash.
lime OS-fIsIInjy
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e0O SLAVES WANTED

200 SLAVES WANTED.
T1PON Bonds, Mortgages and Stocks, having
I from FIVE TO ten years 10 run 10 maturity
We wish TO purchase Two hundred Slaves, in ia.
miles, for our own use fair and liberal prices
will be paid in securities OF the above descrip-
lion, with the semi.annual paymen, Of interest in
the City of New York. The securities referred
to are Of the mos, undoubted character, and they
cannon fail to prove entirely satisfactory 10 any
one at all disposed TO make sales OF slaves upon
the terms indicated. Letters addressed 10 us,
either a. Galatin, or Memphis, Tennessee, VIII
receive oar prompt attention.
DANIEL sAFFARRANS & sON.
May l5-d&c2m
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Dibrell's Hotel,

VAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
TNlIE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for the
commodaton Of the public, and will Superintend
II in person IL has just been repaired throughout, and
enlarged, by the addition Of some fifteen bed roonis
large and elegant dining room, ladies' paror, &c.
The sleeping apartments In the addition are
large and well ventilated, neatly finished, and furnish
best ordered hotels
Besides III. usual comforts of house of this kind,
there ID SPRING of The very best I1e.stonc water
gushing OUT of the rock which the hotel stands.
II being the intention OF the proprietor make this 4
first rate hotel in its general arrangement, Us 10 ad
United 10 be IN extent and architectural design he
hopes 10 obtain and will endeavor To merit the patron
age Of the public.
Gentlemen arriving in their own conveyances will
find good Stable and Carriage House, and, for the
commodaton of travellers In the canal packets hacks
will always be in readiness convey them and IRON
the hotel. CHS. L. DlBRELL, Proprietor.
June 2t-d4tSclm
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TO CONTRACTORS.
y, = ~ t....h a.,

WILL be let, in the town Of Columbia, 10 the low
w 20, bidder on Saturday, The 18TH July, 1885, me
buiIdiuc OF Church of the eve and plan Of lfle
Episcopal Church, about one mile above Powha,an y;
chureh Bond and security for the faithful perform
ance Of the work will be required. Proposals are IN
yted addressed to Joseph iodsson L. VI, Colnnpia'
FIuyanna county. June %o-e-i"'u
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by p. Is. sc. u. He'll. !aucts.
NEGROES.

VIII be sold by US this morning, nj 81 O'Clock,
one Negro Boy, one Negro Woman 80 years old,
and one Negro Girl Is years old
June 80 n. B. & c. B. HILL, Aucts
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NOTICE.
RIO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA "a

Yr,o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LoulsA
March, ls47: ,;,. In
addition 10 Of three doar called lof nve Gol
@ navsblr nm the frst day of each Of the months OF
March, April, May, August, September, october ana
december and ten dollars on the first DAY OF easn OF
the months ofJune, July and November on eaGn sats
- subscribers in Augusta will pay In the Bank al
saunton; in Aloemarle, In the Bank al Chaottesviiie;
and those in Richmond in the Bank Of Virginia, to the
ered, of the Louisa Railroad Company. PuneuaMy !,
important interest rl Dc due on eee" '"Seaens nV'
paid. BY order OF IN .nr r nga, T,.,sur.r
No., I. j
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MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICE
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whgtthey can,
For selling Prizes. ;;TRiTT0S'S the man.
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NASH e. WOODHOusE

A RE we'll prepared 10 furnish all descriptions
n Of BLANK BOOKS and SIATIONE-
RY; also, Check Books; Drafts, bound and in
sheets Negotiable and Promisory Notes; Bis Of
Lsding; Bills of Exchange, &c. They will be
pleased to show their stock 10 Merchants and
Clerks June29
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VALUABLE FARM, CALLED "HALF
SINKn FOR SALE

THE subscriber, in consequence of bad health, Is
i disposed 10 sell privately his Farm, called "liai
Sink containing i37f acres, situated in the county of
Henlco eight miles from the city OF Richmond. This
farm isjusly regarded among the most valuable, fer
Its size, in Henrco
he undersigned ha, also for sale four other Tracts
of Land. Persons disposed to purchase will please
call upon me, al Halt Sink" upon Wellington
Goddin, of Richmond. WILLIAM MlNToN.
Iun 6th
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOUISA

RAILROAD COMPANY.
ID Y resolution Of the last annual meeting, the next
- annual meeting of the Company will be held at
Louisa Court House the 18th July.
An of the last General Assembly, authorizing the
incorporation of stock 10 the amount oi S25O0OU into
the present Company, 10 make road from Gordons-
vile In the direction Of Harrisonbnrg, viii be cons-
dered which, with other important business, makes II
desirable Ia have full meeting.
A. usual free ticket will he given for that coca
sion 10 a stock holders or their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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Amelia Springs

WILL he open on the st day of Juiy for the recep
w ton Of Visitors, and accommodate 75 10 100
| persons with good accommodation.
TERMSBoard: for single meal, so cents; per day,
| 81 -; per week, Sd; per month, 800; Children and
servants half price. Horses so cents per day.
L Lung E--cEf. TUDS q WILL son
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Virginia Agricultural
MACHINE MANUFACTORI

TUE subscribers, successors 10
i IABEz PARKER, at the well
known establishment, corner of
Mnin and 18th streets, are prepaf-
ia 10 execute, at short notice. or.
'ders for THsrsHIS6 MACHINES
and HORSE POWERS Of all sizes
made portable or stationary; :
Horse and Hand Power WHEAT
FANS; STkA " CARRIERS,
McCDRMiCK'S EAPE RS !,
& o Il N SHELTERS. STRAW
GILT, HI,Ql l,nEr.t INN.
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r-POsTPONEMENT.-In consequence of
he iuclemenl weather, The sale OF Real Estate on
Main Stree, advertised TO take place yesterday
!, postponed until This Afternoon, June 30th, at
o'clock.
By order Geo. M. Darlington, Adm'r.
June 30 INLOES s. BRO, Aucts.
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uURLEY'S OFFICE, No. loi East Main
Styeet

uURLEY's OFFICE, No. loi East Main
IL Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again."
Drawn Nos of Monongala Lottery, Glass 49,
10 ~ % 5 40 SO 81 % 81 as So 20 81 80 IA
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass So, June Ii:
9 lS 81 81 IS 70 A. 10 A 20 % IS IL.
Whole ticket, Nos. 30 IS 44( Two more
Do do 10 % Al : prizes sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass 26 June 20:
Al 10 4S 10 So 81 "A 81 43 70 81 80.
Ticket 81 80 81, prize OF 100 dollars, sold
aud paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia Lottery, 81. June 90
% II SO II 9 8 So l3 81 80 70 u
Ticket, Nos. 8 81 So, a prize of LOO dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass SIS, June 24lh
81 % 6 SO Is 25 Sc II 40 IS 4 Al.
Ticket Nos. Is % So. prize of $50, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass g. June 27
IS so 45 10 40 81 l6 ID / 80 80 As &c.
Ticket Nos: 10 SO 6a, prize o! 100 dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of Delaware State Lottery. Glass 81:
8 3S SO So - l6 4S So ID II IL.
TODAY!
Friday-The Virginia Mononsalia Lottery,
Extra, No 49, Capital $4,000. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 4.
The "Small Fry" as usual. this week. Capt.
tails: 5000 dollars, 5 OF 1000, Sc. Tickets |.
For Prizes in every Lottery, call at
HURLEY'S.
sarurday-vrginia Lottery, No. %. Grand
Schemes prize OF S35,000, | Of $4,000, / OF
10000, Of 200, 20 OF 1000. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 10.
Also, Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass So Capt..
tails. $4,000, 1000, 500, &c. Is Nos, II drawn.
Tickets l.
P. s.-orders for Packages, Certificates of
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended 10, and an account OF the drawings sent 10
any part Of The United States free Of postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
N. B. Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office, and sends The drawings 10 his cor
respondents as soon as they are received.
LUCk'S OFFICE,
NO. 5, EXC HANGE PLACE.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated. 81,
- June ~:
A 81 81 80 % % 40 80 I "a IA 10.
Halt ticker, 8 81 a., $4,000, sold TO gentle.
man from the country, and paid at sight by
To-Day, Friday,-i2,oOO CAPITAL prize. IS
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets |.
o.Monow-$3O, 900, 90 Of 5000, &C., 60
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 81:
81 80 65 IA 4 l6 43 10 26 al Is 6i |.
FOR NEXT WEEK.
acknowledgement, SO. 1910 Capital
10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 8
TUEsDAY-Grand Consolidated, Extra, No. 81
800. 900 Capital. IS Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets5
Observation-Disclosures, No. 3D. $4,000
Capital. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10.
THURspAY-Maryland, 81. $4,000 Capital.
70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S.
FRlDAY-Pokomoke. $4,000 Capital. &c
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
Saturday, Consolidated OF Maryland.
$40 900 Capital 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets 10.
The Small Fry also draws three times per
week-on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Packages on The most liberal terms.
Orders meet with prompt and confidential al
,ention, and drawings forwarded Immediately al
Ter reception, when addressed 10
June 30 C. B. LUCK Richmond.
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The distribution among The officers, seamen, &C.,
The Bon Homnle Richard Is a. follows:
To lienenanis, captain Of marines, and mas
ter, each, S2;s'5
To lieutenants Of marines, surgeon, chaplain,
purser, bOatswatn, gunner, carpenter, mas
ter's mates, and secretary of the fleet, each, ci5
To midshipmgn, captains clerk, surgeons
mates, boatswain y mates, carpenters mates,
gunnrr's mates, steward, sail maker, coop
er, nrmorer, cook, cockswain, sergeant Of
marines, each, 9b2
To seamen, ordinary seamen, boys, &c, each, $50
And among the officers, seamen, &c, nl The
fricate Alliance:
To iicutenanis, captain Of marines, and MAJ.
ter, pach, 2,2J'
To lieulenants of marines, surgeon, chaplain,
purser, hOatswRln, gunner, carpenter, mas
lrr's mates, and secretary Of the fleet, each, S4i
To midshipmsn, captains clerk, surgeons
mates, boat,wain's mates, carpenters mates,
gunner's mates, steward, sail maker coop
er, armorer, cook, Cockswain, sergeant Of
marines each, $50
To seamen, ordinary sramen, boys, &C., each, lSS
lime q--cwiw
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.

TINE HOUSE and LOT on D and 9Th streets, for.
mery the residence of Mr.. Joseph Marx. TO con-
vince those disposed to purchase that will sell At a
great sacrifice have adopted the simple but compre-
hensive table below, which is conclusive az 10 that
fact. The house lot-l23 II feet on ID and 9Th, by
1870 deep will be sold separately, with No =, forty
feet on 5th Street by 30 deep)-or the seven lots will
be sold together containing In the plan Of the CITY, two
half fronting 1863 lie feet 9Th street. and
ynn N inn bar l20 6-l2 fact
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y1C,ICY m THE FA6ULTY OF RICHMOND

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE - WALNUT STREET, PHILADEf-
" PHIA-CapltaI S95O,00O-CHARTER PER-
PETUAL.
The Company are now prepared to transact business
uoon the most liberal and advantageous terms. They
ne authorized by their charter to mako all and every
insurance appertaining to life risks, Of whatever kind
OF nature and receive and execute trusts, make en-
towmen,s and TO grant and purchase annunitles."-
Tho Company sell annuties and endowments, and act
u Trustees for minors and heirs.
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Nos. 81 and SO, Borly's IHtarI baltimore,
fsNENDER their services to the FARMERS and NJ Err
CHANTS nf Virginia and North Carolina for the
snlr OF GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE =
Their long experience III this branch Of business justify
mem IN assuring those who may favor them with their
eohsisnmeEts the highest going rates.
REFER TO
Nlessrs Webb, Bacon q Co. Jp...
Messrs. orhan, sie;iruder & Co. Richmond.
aiessrs n NJ. Martin i. Domains, p,,a..h
Mr.. Thomas Branch petersburg.
Mf james tsi T. js%ns,c s,"ad"' Norfolk
nm
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR July!

MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JULY!
5000 DOLLARS 5 OF 5000 DOLLARS |!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Class 81 fo 1873 10
he drawn in Baltimore Thursday, July 9Th. 70 Nos
Is drawn. Capitals S25 900 prizes of 5000, 20 Of
1000, &c. Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 100 OF 1000 DOLLARS !!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 10, for 1913, 10
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, July
sh. - Nos. IL drawn. Grand Scheme: elO Gov,
10000 6,OOO 5000, 1000, 572, 100 prizes Of 1000, SC
Tickets $40; halves S; quartersa 30.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1858 DOLLARS
Susqnehnnna Canal Lottery Glass 80, 10 he drawn al
Baltimore on Wednesday, TIE 10Th July, ls4s. III
Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capitals Si5,000, 1888, 5 o
5000, Of $500, Of 1904 Of 800 100 Of 1000 sc.
Lowest No. prize $500. Tickets SIS; halves 80;
quarters 75
10000 DOLLARS! i2,73O DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. - TO he
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July god, lsis %
Nos, IL drawn. Grand Capitals: s41,OOO, 1880.
6,00O, 1000, 30G0 2,OO0 Of 1850, Of 500, OF
$50 Of 900, Of $50, 50 of $780, &c Tickets sii
halves 50; qrs. 3 IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 100 of 500 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 Nos. $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 49, to be dawn al
Baltimore, MARYLAND, on Saturday, July 29th, lsl5-
10 Nos., 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: $4,000. $4,000
$500, 5000, 1886, 3,000 500, $3.50, Of 0LO OF
300, Of 1885, 100 OF $780, 100 of 000 &c. Tickets
Sis; shares in proportion.
DJ In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three Tickets.
ar Orders for Tickets in the above will meet prompt
aud confidential attention if addressed 10
J. Is. COWLES, Wall street,
June % Richmond, Va.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JULY!
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5 OF 5000 DOLLARS
Maryland Consolidated Lottery Class g. to bs drawn
at Baltimore on Thursday July 9Th, 1913. rs Nos II
drawn.
Prizes:
prize Of s25,ooo 90 prizes Of $500
S 5000 20 - 40C
90 " 900 &c &c.
Tickets SIS; halves so; lnarters o.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Richmond and DanUiUe Rail Road.
STOCKHOLDERS are helby informed, that
- The requision due on the LIST OF July ensu-
ing, may be paid at the Office OF the Company
over the store OF Messrs Richardson e. Co.,
Main Street, or in either OF the Banks, as here
lofore advertised.
yuuv so-5l r. & D. r. R. Co.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND & DANvILIE RAILROAD Co, (
lime 18th lS4R

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received al this or.
- fee until 10, 81, on TUESDAY, the lith day oil
July, ensuing for the Grading, bridging and masonry
Of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad, from the south
abutmsnt of the proposed bridge across James IVer 10
the summit at the Coal Pts-about twelve miles. -
The proposals will be submitted TO the Board Oh VI
rectors, and opened Wednesday, the l2h OF July,
aud no bid will be considered unless The person dsSg
the same or his accredited agent present. ana reauy
TO close contract as soon shall be awarded 10 Nun.
The Contractor viii be required 70 give SATISFACTORY
security to the Company for the iaithiu' execution
the contract. ,.
For further information, and for specifications plans
and prohlss of proposed work, apply 10 the Ehs-
naer, at the office of the Company.
II is required by the Board Of Directors that inc
names Of the bidders be endorsed the back OF Inc
proposals which should have the further endorsement
pIopo,a for Contract" and addressed 10 the suhscr-
Der. hDREH rhLCoi Cniet EusmwSr.,
. o. The National ntegencer and Union, in wash
iurton city, and The Railroad Journal in Philadelphia,
ure requested publish the above twice week nmtil
the 18th of July and forward the accounts 10 TINS once
for payment a. r.
June lG-ctd Oh. Eng. r & n. r. X. Co.
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d.. JoHs A. CUssisoHAA. Medical Examiner,
June 30-2awd&cly
SOjREE MUSICALE

SOlREE MUSICALE
DOR the benefit of the widow of the late
l FRANCIS BUCK.
COMMITTEE.
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, James Lyons,
GEORGE Fisher John A. Smith,
Adophus w. Melting, James H. Gardner
John H. Tyler, James II. Pondexler,
W bohannan. Dr. Gibson.
VocALlsrs-Two young Ladies, Amateurs,
Rosier,ra.
.lSsraUMeNrALlsTs-A young Lady, (pupil of
MI. Dunderdale,) Piano Forte; MIR. P. H. Rus.
sell, Clarione,; Mr.. F. w. Roster, Violoncelo;
Mr. P. II. Taylor, Flute.
The Committee beg 10 announce 10 the citizens
Of Richmond, that The above ladies and gentle
men have kindly volunteered their services 10
give Vocal and Instrumental Concert for The
benefit of the Widow OF the late Francis Buck, 10
take place This Evening, June Both, at Mrs.
Pellets School Room, on Broad street, opposite
he City Hall, to commence al halt after o'clock
punc,ually.
II For particulars. see Programmes.
II Tickets 81 each; to be Obtained only of the
members OF the Committee. June 30-lt
MANAGERS oFFlCE-D. PAINE & CO.,
vi Richmond, Virginia.
ANOTHER SPLENDID PRIZEIN PAINE'S
LOTTERY!
The whole of $4,000 dollars sent from this
Agency.
prawn Nos. OF The Grand Cons oldated Lottery,
Glass 8, drawn 24h instan':
50 40 81 10 IS % II rs 81 70 9 10 4 8 80 81 80
The hrsl Ten drawn numbers entitled to 20 dol.
lars eacoIail o'her single prizes 10 dollars nett.
Wnoie Iicse'5 40 81, The second Grand Ca.
pital of25,000 dollars, was sen, from this Agency
to Petersburg, and returned back for wani of
purchaser.
Quarter II 20 IS, prize of 1000 dollars,
9 SO SO, prize Of l25 dollars.
Sold and paid by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Susquebanna, 81:
81 80 IS IA 4 16 43 10 26 Al is 64l.
This Day-Sl2, 600, 1000, 5000, 2 Of 1000,
Isoo 10 of 800, &c. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tick.
es -. June 80
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA IL.
THE subscriber wishing 10 remove frrm the county
of King William, offers for sale his Plantation, -,
tualed therein, upon the West side Of the public ROAD
leading from the Courthouse OF said county To FRA
zer's Ferry, about two miles from The Alatiaponi river
II contains 500 of land, about 3OO of which, III
land consists chiefly Of red and white oak cedar and
pine of which last kind three four thousand cords
may be cut from The land, and still leave an abundance
of wood for fuel &c. 1t is we'll wltered and has upon
II bed of mari of good quality The improvements
thereon are a comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
dairy barn. and other necessary houses all In good or
der more minute description is deemed unneccssa-
ry as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such farm are
requested view the premises, which wiil be shown
them by the subscriber, who resides thereof
CHRISTOPHER LIPSCOMB.
King VIM cn. June %, lS4s-cn
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rIlr rnANKIIN pApER MILL

rTyHE Customers &c this Mil are hereby Informed,
i that although il has passed into new hands, there
Is no ssprnsio OF ts operaons-on the contrary, IFS
product will soon be increased, and will be found fully
worthy oflhe well established reputation the MILL
An orders should he addressed 10 the Brsidere Manu-
featuring Company, or u
ErRaGS purchased as usual al the Mn, Tor cash.
June 2i-cIt :
W Petersburg lnelligencer and Rrpnbilcan, ha
leigh Register standard and Star, will please insert the
above four times each.
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Andrew Johnston,

ATIUKNt.l II LIZ VT
ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has .eturned TO Rich
Lmond and will practise in the Courts held in Till
e,tyand county, and the adjoining counties.
~ Office over Messrs. Smith & ilarwood's, NAH
.,reet. May 2-lydAc
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Tickets $40; halves5; quarters . 50.
As 600 DOLLARS IG55s DOILARSl
CoWIes, Lottery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention of the patrons of Cowles' Celebrated
Prize Office Is invited to the following brilliant
Schemes to be drawn In the month of July under the
management Of d. PAINE Il CO., who haveiistrlbn-
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. OF those sent, many hive been
directed 10 this agency, and sold by The evrrsccessu
prize-seller, COWLES.
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Ro,es for i.suring 500 on .ingls LJs.

The premiums are less than in any other Company,
md tho policies afford greater advaniages-ore ramps:
Apeson aged 80 years next birth day, by paying the
company 80 cents would secure to ha family heirs
Soshoud he die in year; or for 50 gu he secures
them $1,000, for Sl6 annually for seven years he
secures 10 them 81 900 should he die In years.
M so 10 paid annually during life he secures 81 U00
paid when he dies. The insurer securing his own
bonus, by the difference in amount Of premiums from
those charged by other Offices. For sac SO tho heirs
would receive SIS, 600 should he die IN one year.
JoHs W. Cl.sHons-President.
PHrRx CULLrs-Vico President.
TRUsrEEs.
Robert T. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph 7. Thomas, Edward G. Markley,
William Craig, Robert Morris.
George N. DiehI, Stephen e. Crawford
Peter Cullen, Alive Laing
VIM G. Alexander, William NJ Baird
William W. HaIy R. F. Lopez,
Claplon r. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
Solicitor-WN. II. HlLr.
Treasurer-P. w. RAwLE.
II. C. TUCKETT, Sec'y. and Act'y.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
Inc above Company for the State of Virginia are pre-
jared 10 issue policies of Insurance all persons des
nsio avail themselves Of tho great advantages it pre-
,.n!s for securing to their families friends COM
l0ilase support after their decease
Forms OF application and all particulars, may be had
athsir Office on 18th street, next door 70 the office Of
wellington Goddin, Esq. HALL NELSON,
JOHN r. d. PAYNE.
d.. JoHs A. CussisoHlA, Medical Examiner,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
Wln~tOn. Jones IL Co..

URUCLHS nv q CU8u.uISSIUsV 'HENC11'1''ES.
RICH aOND. VA,
JlAVE removed to the store recently occupied by j.
II H Eustace & Son, next door above Messrs. Webb,
Bacon & Co, where they keep constantly on hand
large and general assortment of Groceries and Liquors.
together with all other articles their line OF business
Persons wishing 10 buy would do well TO examine our
stock. WINSTON, JONES CO.,
June 3o-cst No. 20, Main ST., Richmond.
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NATHAN A. COHEN,
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, =. c.,
MAKES liberal advances on Tobacco consigned !"
I've him for sale.
Also attends To receiving and forwarding all descrp
ton of merchandise May 9-c3m