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LOTTERIES.
SIrasson2s Office

NOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. r,cu.
~ mOND. VIRGINIA. "'o"'
Let all the world Say whatthsy can.
For selling Prizes. STRATTON's the man
Still they Gomez S., 600 sold and nail,
Drawn Nos of Delaware No. 40. JuIv 10.
81 10 65 So II So 81 SD 3 81 60 II.
Ticket, Nos. 3 81 So Capital OF is coo sold
and paid 10 working man OF This cry BY
STEATTON.
Drawn Nos at L-esbnfs No. 81.
67 IA 3 % rs 80 SO 46 33 Sc u
Ticket Nos. 8 y 81, prize Of $3.50, sold aud
paid by STRAlTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No. GO, Aug. 3.
10 IS 40 9 Al 7 % IS 3 60 20 e. Al
Whole Nos 10 Al g. prize of 100 dollars
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, No. 80, Aug. 4tb
IS 9 SO 6 SO 6S IS 80 IS 30 So % Ia
Whole, Nos. 80 80 SO, prize OF 500 sold
Whole, Nos. 81 so So, prize OF 100 and
Ticket, Nos. IS 80 IS, prize Of 100 paid
by sTRATToN.
Drawn Mes. Of Delaware, No. 43:
Is % % 81 9 7 as "a 40 10.
Ticket Mes. 7 81 AZ. prize of 81 600 sold and
paidbJ STRATTON.
$1,000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
1000, 1000, 1877, oil 1000, &c. rs Nos Is drawn
Tickets 81; halves .; quarters !.
4672 DOLLARS! 4 of 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-SusseI,E Extra. No. 76 Capms;-s4
672, of 1850, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn tickets ST;
halves 50 cts; quarters % Cts
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, ls4s.
10000 DOLLARS!
Divided into 10 prizes o! $4,000 .ach
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No Al FOR lS4S, to
be drawn on Saturday, August 18th. 70 No. y dawn
Brilliant Scheme: ID prizes Of sis Coo of 900 10
of 6UU 40 or $780, &C. Tickets sloi halves S. quarters
so.
Virginia Leeshurc Lottery, Glass No. 43 for lsiS TO
be drawn on Saturday, August 18Th. rs NJ. Lottery
- drawn ballots. Something New 6u,n0, Capital
prize 20 ,72S second prize 2i5 lowest Nj prizes of
GO, &C., sc, All double No. prizes $780, Tckels Sl0
halves s. quarters = SO.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly
tended to, and drawings sent when re4uesed Please
address orders 10 N. S1RlTTON,
Aug7 kcl1ond. Va.
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Deaf Mute Department

i",tTIh iNo TUITION FaR THE DEAF
AND DUMB AND TIE RIIND
"A NEW CLASS viii be formed in this Deno,,n.,,
=. lne hrst OF August. and opportunity then nre.
srnled 10 parents Of placing their children al this Ins
tuition. - '"'' iu9'
TERMS-si3o per annum, without extra CHARGES oe
any description. yes %
Vacation The two months Of June and July.
ne ihnvaiIed healthfniness OF The locations The ana
cons, handsome and commodious nccnmmo ,aa ~
wneh our buildings afford; the facl that an education
intellectual and handicra may be acquired here in No
,espsct inferior 10 thai gwen n other schools OF the
Rinh and The low price al which all these ADVANTAGES
are rendered, stem 10 mer, the attention Of those WIN
nave deaf mute children or wards IN need of insruc
ton. ''
Applications for admission or for additional In fo,m,.
tion may be made 10
JOSEPH D. TYLER, Principal.
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James NcC0nI,y a. DO

SUCCESSORS TO wa. MCDONALD 4 CO.. AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos: 81 and SO, Bo,cly's Wharf. Baltimore,
! CHANTS of Virginia and North faroIina for The
sale Of GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE-
he long experience in this branch Of business Justify
lhe IN assuring these who may favor them with their
consianments HE highest going rates
REFER TO
alessrs. Webb, Bacon & Co. 49,,
sf Thomas Vi P mas' O'n"a''' Petersburg
Mf. james 'i il johnston ",'"''0' Norfolk.
lima
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
Il NC ker IL A d. disc,
GENERAL AGENTS

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEaAN's BUILDINGS J
-Four dO0rs North ot PENNSYLVANIA arsuus ~
was n ngton.
REVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISONb,v.
associated themselves for the purpose OF p.Asecut
,ne cas 81 all Kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General C Government
All communications, post paid, addressed to The
above shall receive prompt attention.
- heiefehce IS gwen 10 the following gentlemen =
non. George d. Dallas Vice Presidents; Hon J.Y. Ma-
son, secretary of the Navy; Hon. R. j. Walker Secre-
.aty OF me Treasury; Hon Jno Mclean, $. Supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. I Hunter, U. ) Senate; Ciemea,
Cox. EsI., Georgetown, d. &.
70 John Z. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
10 give personal attention 10 business before the
Courts Of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties OF Maryland and Virginia Jan. 9lEeIv
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Correspondence Of the Enquirer |

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10, P. Nj.
The Irish sympathy meeting, held in this city
las, evening, was large in numbers and quite en-.
thusiastic One thousand dollars were collected
in turherance oil The objects of The meeting
M.RxErs-The Flour market is active, but at
easier rates. We no,e sales Of Howard Street
Flour today al "a SIT.
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For Sale.

THAT valuable Farm known as "POOR JACK"
ately on The Potomac river about one hundred miles
below the city of Washington. Il contains, by re-
cent survey. 364 acres, is beautifully situated, COM
mandng fine view of the Potomac, at lis widest parf,
for than twenty miles, and the quality Of the land
will compare favoraby with any other In that vicinity
+. The great abundance of Indian bank mari and creek
grass on the premises afford facilities for Improvement
rarely met with. The best Of fish, oysters and wild
fowl may be obtained there with little trouble as any
where In the tide water country.
If not disposed OF before the fourth Monday In Au.
gust II will that day be offered at public sale, the
w. A. SPENCE, Js.
North End o., Mathews county, Va.
July 7-ew7w
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NOTICE.

No IOE.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Kno
i that /, Elizabeth J. Peter, Administrative of
P. C. Peter, late Of Montgomery county, decease
tend to apply 10 the President and Directors
Bank Of Virginia, as also to the President and
tors OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, TO have q
hank Stock in Zach said Bank, belonging TO, and I
ing in the name OF John p. C. Peter, my int
transferred to me, in my own name, as soon as q
of Virginia will allow ME so to do.
ELIZABETH ]. PETU
Anril ll-eH4m Administrative of ]. 2. G. I'll
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MISCELLANEOUS
Co-PartmershiD No.ice-

HhIs ,,, THIS day taken into partnership Mesa.
~. Sp .nm u. CLAIBORNE aud X. a WILLIAMS
STw - s-H ssfdL AUCTION and COMMISSION BU
nam. a -. many years carried In tGis cry " WI.
na n ma"al anu Tor The last twelve monihs IN my
own hans' WIN hereafter he conducted under The Im
% VILLA MS, CLAIBORNE 4 co by
osI aay AVA will be made as heretofore on
ali business entrusted 10 ans,r prompt attention paid
p,L, , WM. WILLIAMS
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To Contractors

PROPOSALS will be received ri the Office NJ ,br
: James River & Ranawha Company, in Richmond,
Tor the connection between the Basin, al Richmond
and The Richmond Dock. Tins work will consist al
three locks OF Is r-t lift and Of IS feet -inier-
mediate canals for aggregate distance of about half
mile, win such culvers, walls, wastes street bridges
&c, as stail be necessary-and stone dam across
James River In The Falls, At Richmond.
This work Will be paid in bonds OF the (,onn,ny
ITO be issued under authority of an act of Legislature
running twenty-five years, bearing per cent interest
semi annually and secured by the net revenue
of the Richmond Dock.
Besides tht usual reservation OF 90 per cent on the
monthly estimates the contractor or contractors viii
be required 10 give ample security, satisfactory 10 the
buafu Oh directors, ior the completion 0f the work at
tue tunes ana ~ The manner specified in the contracts
rams oil the above works will be exhibited, and spe-
chcaons thereof delivered 10 Contractors at the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond
WALTER GWYNS,
Chief Engineer nf the J. r. q K Co.
Richmond July Lib lsds -da rlamI,n - -
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200 Dollars ReWari

DAN AWAY, on Saturday, the Oath June Il,
II gro Man named JESSE He Ia about IS D
S feet 10 inches high, strongly made, andR
complexion. He has large scar on his forqf.
left under the pretence Of going TO see his wot,
Pol!ard's, who resides in the neighborhood otsof
In Hanover county; but, as he has not beaee
there, it Is likely he is endeavoring TO escafe,
State. The above reward, if taken withoNve-
ohs50 IL within the State, will be paid ~ N.
~ 10 me, at the Enquirer Office, or TO his q
A. Thompson, who resides at Negrofoot. H.
July WIN. w. DUE -
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COWles' LOTTERY Office,

OVAL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL
l'HE attention of the patrons of Cowles celebrated
rlIze ONCE is invited to the following brilliant
10 De drawn In the month of July, under the
Eni1nagement of d. PAINE & CO, who have distribu
sea more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
~. DINERS combined OF those sent, many have been
10 this agency, and sold by the cversuccessful
Pfize-seiier' CoWLES.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUSTA
900 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
p s orawn at Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, Amg
T., I'm: - Nos, 90 drawn. Grand Scheme: s35, O00
10 oo, 500, 5000, off, 22i of $50, 2of .OOO Is
OF ovO, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 so.
4oOoo DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
SnsquehanHa Canal Lottery, No. SO, to be drawn ut
Baltimore on Wednesday, Aug. l6, 1913. &C Nos, IA
arn n GIand Scheme: $40 600 10000 5000, 900,
50O0, s2sO. 500, 10 OF 6O0 &C. Tickets 3I5 halves
2 so; quaters IS.
100000 DOLLARSl
Divided into OF 10000 DOLLARS each
1rana consolidated Lottery, Glass No. lG, 10 be
ela~n az baltimore ON Saturday, .ug lsth, 1888 Is
$1,000 Of $50, of 1892 90 Of O00 90 OF $780, 20 of
400. 20 Of 800. &c. Tickets $40; halves s. qrs. So
GRAND SCHEME FOR AUG. o6.
$4,000 DOLLARSl S!50U0l $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 26 TO be drawn at
Baltimore, MARYLAND, on Saturday, Aug Goth, l84s-
70 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: $50, 900, 1851
00O of $780, Of eO0 40 of 0G0, so of $40, &C.
Tickets Sl5-sharesin proportion.
rT In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
u Orders for Tickets 10 the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, IL addressed TO |
J. B. COWLES, Wall street,
Aug. 3 Richmond. Va.
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The premiums are less than in any other Company
and The policies afford greater example
person aged 80 years next birth day by paying the
company W cents would TO his family or heirs
Sl should he die IN year; for 80 % he secures
10 them $1,000 or for Sis annually for seven years he
secures In them 81 900 should he die in seven years. or
for S2O ~ paid annually during life he secures 81 0
10 he paid when lie dies The insurer securing his owl
bonus, by the difference in OF premiums from
those charged by other Offices For $40 so the heirs
would receive SIS 600 should he die IN one year
J0Hs w. CLAGAona-Presdent.
PRTEH CcLLRS-Vice President.
Trustees
Robert r. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph 1. Thomas, Edward G. Markiey,
William Craig, Robert Morris,
George N. Diehl, Stephen r. Crawford,
Peter Cullen, Alive Laing
VIM G. Alexander, William ". Baird
William w. Haly, r. +. Lopez.
Capton h. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
Solicitor-WH. II. HALY.
Treasurer-F w. RAnLR
u. C. TUCKETT, Sec'y. and Acty.
The subscribers hlyin. bern appointed Agents for
the above Company for the Stats Virginia are pre-.
pared TO issue policies Of Insurance 10 all persons desr
Ing TO avail themselves of the great advantages pre-
SCENTS for securing 10 their families friends COM
fotable support after their decease.
Forms OF application, and NIL particulars, may be had
NJ their Office, on lh street, door the office Of
Wellington Goddin, Esq. HALL NELSON,
JOHN n. u. PAYNE.
DR.. JOHN A. CusSISoHAM, Medical Examiner
June 30-9aWdxcly
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SITUATION AS TUTOR WANTED.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, candidate for orders
IA 10 this Diocese wishes TO obtain situation as Tu.
tor 10 private family. Testimonials Of qualifications,
nc can be gwen. Address fpos pad) s. B & York.
town. Va. July 2s-e6t
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LUCK,S OFFICE,


NO. 5, HANGf PLAtE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention Of the palms OF is far
i famed Prize Office is invited 10 the ,llow-
ing list of Schemes 10 be dr,wn dung The
month of July, under the management ohe old
and successful Managers, d 'AlNEs Co,
whose Louerics take the lead of all other They
have sent more prizes 10 Richmond in L. past
few months than all the Manages combel. OF
the number sent 10 Richmond. LUCKas al
ways had his foil share.
THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONES
Drawn Nos. G.. Consolid.ted, tx, 20. Jy 25 :
46 45 10 % i6 so 597 10 30
Whole, I % As, $500, sold ed paid b
LICK.
STILL TpsY C,ME!
p 60 . II 50 Il IS ii & ; % $50. "
Whole, 2 "a 26, 5000 Three m, sold
Hall, Q AZ GO, $50 }ar paid in nah We
Whole, IL -, 50 )bl LEX
LOTTERIES TO BE DmvS THIS WEK
Friday-Sl4. 600. rs los, l3 drawn Tick.
els 4.
Saturdays 1000 dOlla. IS Nos, drawn.
Tickets 10.
The Small Fry Loier,also draws the times
per week-on Monday Wednesday an Sarrr-
day.
FOR Mex WEEK.
Mondaay-25,ooO dolls. IS Nos, drawn.
Tickets s.
Tuestay-2 Of $500. IS Nos, ,drawn.
Tickets 5.
weduesday-s4o,ooc Go Nos, larawn.-
Tickets Is.
Thursday-24,OOO dats. 70 Nos. g drawn.
Tickets S.
Friday-l2,oOo dolIa IS Nos, 8 drawn.
Tickets 4.
sa,urday-5 of $500. rs Nos 70 drawn
Tickets 10.
Packages on liberal Inns; the prb OF three
tickets deducted.
Orders Tor Tickets the above .ccive the
most prompt attention, I'd awinsdorwarted
Immediately after recon, when nuestet.-
For prizes, address C. B. lick,
Aug. Rhm0nd.
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LAND AND MILL IN HANOVER COUN-
TY FOR SALE.

TY FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers TO sell, privately, the Farm
J. and Mill belonging to the Estate of Charles Taey,
deceased, situated on the main road from the Old
Church the city of Richmond, and distant from the
city eleven miles The Tract Of Land has the improve
ments necessary for family, and contains two hum
dred and sixty acres. The Mill has one pair of corn
and pair Of wheat stones, Of excellent quality, and
Is In good order for tho manufacture OF -four.
will sell the whole propepy together or the Mill Sc
parately, with fifty acres Of hnd adjoining upon such
terms must be considered reasonable and fair to any
purchaser.
Immediate possession of the Mil ran be given.
EZEKIEL !. TALLEY.
Uanover Julv Of I94S-ew6wa
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United States service, and have
not obtained their bounty land, &c. by ,oring TO the
undersigned, eneiosinr their discharges, and stating
place OF address, have the necessary papers pro-
pared and forwarded, with such directions 10 enable
them TO procure their bounty land, extra back pay
cnsons mileage SC; aud the widows and heirs, bro
in hattie in Mexico, BY writing US above giving the
r,m. re IN. romp,py aud r~.r'snt IN :" hirh their
lstiys enlisted or served and time Of enlistment. will
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite to pro-
eurs whatever may be due the deceased sodier-a cor
rect im of all who have died been killed In battle In
Mexico having been prepared at much expense and la
Dor and 10 only possession Of the subscriber and his
partner In Washington, Mr.. Samuel steuinius.
n B-Posace must bo paid in all cases, when infor-
nation will bs given gratultously, and moderate
,.ai, - n...e p....s.at...- "a. a..
WILLIAM VI. FULTON,
No. rs, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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BOUT two weeks since, on the road from Aylett's,
n in King William, to Richmond, small painted
likeness thick paper about six inches long and four
diatey under the Likeness. A reward Of i've dollars
will be paid for the delivery Of the likeness to the sub
seriber, In Richmond.
July 4s1 JOHN z. SPINDLE.
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Information Wanted.

IF the heirs OF the following persons will apply
| al the Office Of the Enquirer, they may pro-
ru,e some Information that will be Of service 10
,aem-,o wit: William Guihrow, aged about 80
years in December, 1886; Samuel J. Spooner,
aged about % years in December, 1876. Both
j these men volunteered in Company A, com.
handed oy Captain Robert G. Scott, Jr., for The
var with Mexico. Guthrow died al Camargo
an the l2!h OF April, l847-and Spooner died al
Malamcras the 9th OF May, 1647.
Anp LOTT
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Tn Farmers.

THOSE in want Of ThreshinS Machines, are
| respec,fuly solicited 10 call al Geo. Walt
/ Co.'S Plough Manntaclory in tie city OF Rich
nOrd, or al our shop in the county oil Hanover,
and examine our Eorse Power and Tresher, be-
cre purchasing elsewhere. 1t is very important
Ia. persons who wish our machine, should send
asir orders without delay. The demand last
year fin the latter part OF the season was much
s,ealer than we could meet. The most satisfacto-
II references can be given, il desired. The fol-
0Sing is our list OF prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. !, with "a
inch drum complete $500
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 2. with 20
inch drum. complete ITO
Hsw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with IA
inch drum, complete l4o
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete l3O
80 inch Drum or Thresher 70
20 /" So
!; IS
Acompeien, hand will accompany the Ma.
chine TO set il to work, free OF charge where The
!isiance does not exceed thirty.hve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses mus, be paid. We will de-
liver Machines in Richmond, or at the Retreat
ucHI view OdSlle on TIC ihCis
Address Haw s. Sydnor, Old Church, Hano-
yer, or at Richmond, Va.
HAW g. SYDNOR.
Hanover Co. June r3, lS48-oh.
MANAGERS OFFICE, ID. PAINE & CO.
vi Main Street,
Whole Ticker Nos. 81 Al 40, the Grand Capt.
al Of $4,000 dollars, sold and paid by
PURCELL & CO.
More Prizes.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated. Glass No. IA:
81 So ID 90 81 % Al IS AZ 80 IA So II
Whole IL 30 &c. a prize OF 1000 dollars, re-
ln'ned; Whole IA So -, "a prize OF 900 dollars
lsluyned; and Whole 10 80 80, 500 dollars, sold
and paid by PURCELL q 70.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated extra, No. 80
SIS &C So l3 70 6 81 2 60 81 Al
Thi,-Dav-Capi,als: $4,000, 1000 5000, q
If 1000. &c. 10 Nos, ID drawn, Tickes IS
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehana, 81:
s. Is 80 80 81 % IS 3 48 2 l6 10 II 80
Aug
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william Nj. Fulton

ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con:
n necticut. Delaware, Florida, Georgia. illinois, In
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine Maryland, Michl
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jer
sey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
Office over Joseph Bonavita, No 76, Main street, OPP
postte TO Thomas X. Price s. Co.
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Greek Nati0r Prize taflce,
mo. l0l EAST Man STREET Richmond
IN TrgH1a.
GRAND SCHEMEsFOR AUGIsT 1915
$4,000 DLLARS!

~ tu ESr Oh AUST, 1915.
10000 DLLARSl
DYE .hlo 10 pres Of Sl5,OOsach
sMs. ssg Lofty, Glass No Al or ls45, to
pc hraTi n,s d,nrday, Ayust IL. rs No..oltery-l2
Drawn IN ar Splendid cheme: l0prizeof SIS, 900,
10 u ~ OF 600, 10 $500, &c, &c. Iks,s $40;
Darsc Lottery, No 4, to he drawn sn,st 10Th.
- 10 Of son Sehsie: s35,00o 1896 5000. 10
5; airs SO. : ~ &C. i'eSets -; halves
| wa aeeshurg LoltGy, Glass No. AZ. nls4s, to
beu ,r r." satarday, August 49, - Drgn NUN
beto 7 oe 90. Something New. 500, Os Capital
pi... second eco capsal prize, aIa Ilowd mum
ID $40; Ia I,.' &c All double No. prizes 500
WIFE LOTTERY, Glass IS, to be drawn urust %.
N ~ afhwn. capitals: S3O,0O0, 10 GOoS' 0Go. 10
,r,srs q l9o' ." of l59, &c. Tickets sd nalves
b. soi certificates or Packages, sinp,, Tickets
'aIes, IN any OF the above Schemes. adressed 10
md snca, WIZ receive The most prou,t atten-
n II i ~ account Of each drawing forwarded az
his n of1ay pays postage on all letter TO and
r,e rue Is 10 cash all prizes at sight.
,,s %.,I cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
-. las mas AZ an times complete assortment OF
w, ringing In price from 81 to gao
1'' "uutess your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
, a.. NO. 10, Main street, Richmond, W..
'.-hI nnhlncss strictly confidential, July2S
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES rATE.

TRUSTEES SALE Of REA L rs FATE.
by virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 us by
- Alexander Grant, Jr., aud Hamilton A. Crenshaw,
trustee Of Mrs. Jnia A. Green, the wife OF Benjamin
w. Green, bearing dale oh day of december, ls45,
aud duly recorded ~ The County Court Of enrico,
shall al the request oithe benecary in the said deed
and in accordance with the provisions Their eo proc.ed
To SELL at public auctiOn on the premises, the 18th
day Of August, 1885, ii fair ii not, The fair day.
Sunday excepted The Tract OF Land conveyed by tho
said deed, situated IN the county Of HenIco, on ihs
Three Chopped Road, and hUunded as follows: On the
North by the lands owned by a. Grant, Jr, and H. A.
Crenshaw, trustees Of Mrs Julia A. Green wife Of B.
w Green North West ~ the lands owned BY Thomas
Genet; South by tr lands owned by lanes Gordon:
and East by The Three Chopped Road, containing
twenty acres, be the same less, with comfort
able Improvements upon II, and finely situated for
Market Garden.
The title To said land Is believed TO be good; but tie
subscribers will convey only such title Is vested In
them by said deed. Terms cash. Sale 10 commence
at III O'Clock, A. NJ.
August 4-ctds IHos. S. DiCKEN, Trustees
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piano Forte WarerOOms.
DRINKER & NORRIS,

,oIC AGENTS FOR WORCES TEho
FEDERATED SQUARE PIANOS,
.vn HENRI HERE'S GRANDS, SEMI GRANDs
AM AND PIANINOS,
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Andrew JOhnsE

ATTORNEY AT LATRich.
r ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has ,etjn this
.Lmond, and will practise In the Cog
city. and county, and the adjoining COT Main
ET Office over hessrs. Smith d Bd&c
street, ~
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lSy the Magnetic Telegraph.
MnaTa cARoIINA ELECTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
To the Editors Of tie Enquirer: o
RALEIGH, N. c., August 10th.
Thirteen counties remain 10 be heard from
All here think Reid elected. The Legislature
will be probably be tied on joint ballot. Weshall
however know all by the western mail OF 10 NOR
row. (Ffiday) night. EDITOR STANDARD