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MISCELLANEOUS.
Negro Hiring and General
ApRneV

THE subscribers having been, for many years en-.
i gagged az General Agents in this city, again offer
their services TO their former patrons and the public
generally for the collection Of claims of every descrp.
ton. renting out houses and receiving the rents Hiring
out negroes, collecting their hires, and dspong Of
them at public or private SALE They also sell pro.
perry in town country, and purchase slaves on
they attend 10 business, they refer the citizens Of
Richmond generally, and particularly to the following
gentemen-viL:
Gen VIM Lambert, Mayor; Bernard Peyton, VIM II
Richardson, Jas Heath, Auditor; George w munford,
VIM Thos Richie, Mosely & Elliott, VIM Sands,
Nicholas Mills, John Rutherford Andrew Stevenson,
John NJ Patton, Webb, Bacon & Baskerville, Archibald
Peasants, Williams, Claiborne Co, Jas Caskie, John
Hobson, John l. Tate, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, John
Ferguson, II Wa Fry, Thos 4 Chas Ellis, Loflin
N Elicit. PHILIP Nj TABB Il SON,
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
B-Persons wishing to place servants unier our
control for the ensuing year would consult their inter-
est by giving US early notice thereof, accompanied by
list of the servants and statement OF their chaIac
tiers and qualifications, and by sending them to US
before the 25th of December soon thereafter
practicable, as the Christmas week 10 the mos, av0ra
BILE time for hiring.
owners at a distance may avoid the trouble and ex
pense of coming TO town with servants, by sending
them to our address, aer having previously advised
of the time aud manner of sending them, that we
may he In readiness to receive them, their arrival
at tho time and place designated, and have them
placed where they will be comfortably provided for TIL
hired out.
We superintend through the year all servants hired
out by and in of illness, pay special attention
to their being promptly furnished the necessary m-di-
cal aid. p NJ TABB L. SON.
Dec I5-ctf
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LAM ~ Giles i.."tlLLD COUNTY
EOR SALE Az AuCTIQN

A VERY vain lbl- TRACT uF LAND viii b. sold
- III Chesterfield county an SATURDAY. the tenth
day OF February ria =. - oc.och, ~. II far III not
The next far ay-Sanday notwithstanding ~,
ares by recent sufsr!-a plot Il when vii br exhibit
81 on thr day 81 ne. Tins property i situated immr
The cliS o. Richmond. ard adjoining thr llnd. ~ VII
klns Hall and others. About oar hali ni thr above
tact ! IA woods The balance cleared. and produce.
hhrly corn, oats, wtr,t and tobacco. The place Is
abnndanily w.iered Tor sock, and tie sitgatun r.
niarSahls healthy. The improvements consist IL ,
dwelling house with five rooms. and all necessary ont.
"nscs "r the uS- 81 the farm, an j. excellent
location irr physician Hts.u. determined Ia sell
those attending The sale may he assured that IL wl be-
Sold ami that without reserve.
The terms VIII be accommodating and made known
On the gag ol sale. sale On the preml,rs
Jan 2U-Ctds " T. WALTuAiI,
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d. gpoIIars gseward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the lith J1nu-
IL ary. his Negro Man, named TITUS. lie is about
forty years Of age, about FIVE feet eight inches in height,
and very black, with the left side nt his face
produced by burn. lie hls great deal uf
and /, apt To deceive the mns creduln,s. viii give 4
reward Of ten dollars for his apprehension and deive.
nv To mr, ii Caught the State, twenty tive dollars
ifcamght of the safe, and delived Titus Is
very bow legged and had suit Of good yarn clothes
when he left. lSHhM GRIFFIN.
Iovd,s Essp1 county Va Jan u eff
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
j. w. Marry & Co

(MA GERS.)
OFFICE, NO. /, cry H0TEL, RIcn,
" MOND, Virginia
GRAND SCHEME Els FOR FEBRUARY.
Delaware Lottery. No.6, 10 be drawn February 9Th
75 Nus, Ii drawn.
prize of s;asG,ssGs $ p'zssof s. -"
G66 ~ !" $40
prizes Of 2,hO0 &c. Sc
TicketsSlU-shnres IN proportion.
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Class 90, for Is4s To
be drawn on Saturday. February TO- &c No. Loitey-l2
drawn ballots.
$4,000 $1,000 10 10 '''st' Of sou la; ss
Tickets ONLY slO-shares In proportion
Delaware Lottery, 7, 10 be drawn February l4lh
IS Nos. 10 drawn ballots.
IpIi1sof sa1'oUS q, 20 prizes OF $500
Tickets sic; Valves 5; quarters 50
virginii State Lottery, Glass No. 81, for $780, to be
drawn on Saturday, February IL. rs No Lolrrry-I3
Capitals:
prize of s3e, liG 90 prizes OF $1,000
10 prizes Of G,0Oo 90 prizes Of G0o
10 5000 ~ 400, &c.
Tickets Sl0--shares in proportion. a Certificate of
package OF ~ Tickets VIII be sent for sla5Siar-s In
proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 4, To be dawn FEBRUARY Dist
u No Luitery--l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals:
Prize &c S35,oOD 90 prizes of 500
40 prizes of 900 ia 900 &c
Tickets SlO-sllarrs in proportion.
$4,000! 1885 900 $4,000 SIl33O!
Virginia State Lottery, Class b. for 1919 70 be drawn
SATURDAY. February Gath. rs No. Lortery.-l2 drawn
ballots.
Capitals:
prize al s55,On0 prizes of $1,000
$500 5000
2O,nW 5000
II :,3u . 1900 sc
Tickets SIS; halves7 20. quarters 7.; riehlhs 81
certificate OF package Of whole Tickets will be sent
for Sl9U-siares IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 9, 10 BE- drawn February 2s
76 No. Lottery Ia drawn ballots.
Prizes:
pi1e Of SiO,0oO / 80 prizes # 81 900
l3,NO 30 " 500
10000 ! AZ 300 &c
Tickets S!u halves S; quarters 2 so.
ST Orderr FOR certificate or Packaies single Tick
cts and Slares, IN any al lie above Schemes address
ell tothe dersiennd, ill reeeiyethe mos prompt al,
tsntion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
soon IA Il isrerrived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tnkets Tor sale by
J. w. MAURY & co, Managers,
Jan "a Richmond Virginia.
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MANAGERS OFFICE. D. PAINE & CO.,
vi Richmond, Va.
This Day-Capi,als: $4,000, 6,0OO, 1000.
2O42 20 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
els only s.
Also the Dollar Loltery-Capi,als: 3,501, 20
Of 800, &c.
Dawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, 10:
III 10 81 p 81 IS As 60 So Is II.
Attention is called TO our scheme for Saturday
nexl, 10 be tonnd in another column. Capitals
s44, 900 22C0o, 1900, sc. Is drawn ballots
out Il 70. c. w. PURCELL & co.
Feb
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Office orc. w. Purcell Il Co.
AGENTS FOR
d. PAINE & CO., MANAGER

-. hl'II - wy 'ihINhbElOi
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
TIE mos. brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America /!
500 900 CAPITAL, , Of $50 900, 4 OF S35 900,
8 OF Il2 5n0-undrr the management Of ID. PAINE
n CO., sole Contractors Of all Maryland Lotteries.
We have The pleasure Of presenting 10 adventures in
Lotteries the largest and mort brilliant scheme ever
drawn in The United States. We invite particular at
tenton 10 II, and challenge acomparison with any other
scheme heretofore offered TIL. prizes FIVE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND D-LLiRs.
To clubs and indiv idnals this scheme presents un
equaled advantages for packages there being Is drawn
ballots in each package Of p tickets and package
may contain the live highest Capitals, amou nting
TWO HUNDRED AND Pity THOUSAND DOLLARS
We present this Scheme nj this early day, in order
that correspondents from all paris of the United
states may have ample time TO forward their orders and
receive their tickets before the day OF drawing arrives
which will take place nj Baltimore the 2h day Of
April 5i9, under the superinte ndence of Commission
appointed By the Governor Of Maryland.
Orders for packages single tickets will he prompt
ly and cnnfdentiay attended 10, addressed 10 the
Managers, or
c. w. PURCELL l. CO, Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Glass a, 10
H., Iat,.
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From the New York Evening Mirror |

ANCW /
s.WORCESTER,S PIANOS-We were admiring,
few days since. very magnificent looking Piano
Forte in The elegant drawing Of the Union Place
Hotel, when. upon an examination of its interior,
were pleased To find that il from the mandatory
Of our friend Worcester, of 1877, Third Avenue. MI.
Wheeler the proprietor of the hotel informed US, that,
in the last years, he had bought many a do
zen Piano Fories of Mr. Worcester, for himself aud
friends aud that all had given the most perfect salts
faction. We have often said, and take pleasure in
are made upon honor and are equal to any in the
world"
am constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Worcesers choice Pianos selected expressly for my es
tabshmenl TO which invite the attention OF profess
sors Amateurs and the public. My prices and terms
will be found liberal and fair be obtained in
any of the Northern cities. A. MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller, late Drinker & Morris.
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fINHE CoParinership nf WiSFREE Il SHEPPARD
u this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
name al The ir Will be used only IN closing the bu5l
ness ol The late firm, SAMUEL WiSFREE,
January lst, l-i9. JND. VI. SHEPPARD, JR.
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THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Machine W an zis actOry

l. stIll carried on Ia all lis
branches II the OLD EsTaBLisHrp
STAND corner Of Main AID l9th
SIS first door below The Union
Hotel, where ! would br pleased
10 see The former patrons Of the
establishment, and all others In
want Of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. A. shall al.
ways keep 4 supply Of the best
Machines that can br produced
and warranted IN all cases 10
give Satisfaction, IL VIII there
fnrr IA. 10 the Interest OF Ihnsr In
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THE subscriber, thankful for the liberal pa
i lronage ne has received since he has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself TO give his best at
lention 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jam l-dlm&c2m
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ssalIe PcytOil

- viii make his next season at Charottes-
~ Vile, and other places IN The county Of Al
~ bemare, AT Sis the selson-to be dischaig
-l1- I'd hy the payment Of sig Il paid within the
season-and SIS insurance. He will remain al Pow
hatan Court house until the season shall commence
which will be early in March. Further particulars IN
- Feb6-lt
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Conncll's Magical Pain Extractor!

Pronounced 50 bg GH ,oio haze erer pscd ii!
White SwenIs, Inflammation, Pam in the Eack,
Weak Limbs, Tender or Sore Feet, and All Scroulous
SORES, are speedily and permanently cured By con.
NELL'S MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR Ailrc-
tons Of the Lungs, A.nr IN thr Face Breast Tic Do
lureaui, Chronic Sore Eyes E>terri Surlcr-, a -
IL is equally beneficial III all kinds ui ini.ammaory
Diseases, such Sore Nipple, ami Eyes, SpE.ias,
Rl-n .tism, White swelling aLd Ulcers, Bruises
Burns, Chihlans, ErysipriaS, Rilrs. SC, VIII luirkly
be relieved hy the application Ui this rilyr. ms
ularkabe sauav- possesses many virtues never found
in any other article. II has the perfect power
all pains BY lire, positively aayIng ihr suffering
almost Immediately upon IL Application. IL any dshr
lirve the Statements We WOULD earnestly invite them
10 call and examine the nnnr Unsolicited crftifi.
Gates Of remarkable cures wrcn.ht by tins Savr. II
has for months past been sold upon the following libr-
raj trms-tn vii: II the not pcrirrll, salts
fed and Delighted with It's effect; and, further
more II II did not iny answer recommendations,
ti-r money returned Immediately al their request.
on these terms this absolute heai all l. sold and
we simply ask II The public can demand anything more
reasonable KIND parent, keep constantly hand;
In Of accidrat by ire lite may he lost without IL
but by its all burns ubrct Ia It's control unless
the vltals are destroyed.
CAUTION.-Sa Pam Extractor can be genuine m
less ynu lind the signature Of innsiocS * 10. the
wrapper "I each box Beware ri The counterfeit.
DEiFNESS.-use Dr. lie Mars Acou,t Tic Oil for the
Of Deafness Also, ali tn"e dlsasrerablr n"isss,
like the buzzing 81 Insects falling If water, vILug
Of steam, which are symptoms ni approaching deaf
ness. Many persons who have brrH deal pr ten, mt
twenty years, aud were subject Ia use
trumprts have, alter using onr two bodies, thrown
aside these ;rnmprls, being made perfectly well II
has cured cases Of trn fifteen, and even ihy years
standing OF deafness. Price 81 per llass
THE GREAT PAIN KILLEE.--So medicine l,a>
been discovered that Is 50 happily adapted Ia inter-
nally, "a drops be taken, ana set prlorm such
wonders, when applied, externally n wash, bath,
by friction.
A York shilling ~ cents isa YOU nave 10 risk 10
try il; aud - hat be object The ptopre-
tor II j. hoped thai such prlc" can he n" obstacle 10
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RICHMOND DAGUERREAN GALLERY

VIE nropIie'ors most respectfully inform the
~; - public that they will open the above es,ab.
na aameht on Tuesday, the 5h, No 81 Main street,
0' y, .ne store OF Mr.. Judah Myers.
me ABOVE establishment has been erected Al,
, na, expense, and has magnificent comb.
a asuon OF both side and sky lights, which now is
;.anoS'edsed BY the most eminent The great de-
r.,sn s;un. Il is furnished handsomely for the
seplon OF company, and the specimens mus, be
f,I,. 10 oe appreciated. The public are respect
Feb. 5-dtf
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Agricultural Machines, &c.

IIE subscriber manufactures ana has for sale Al his
i Ware Rooms, No Ids MAN street, Richmond
HORSE POWERS-a new invention, ard highly
approved
DRUMS-Siaple Tooth and other patterns
CORN SIIELf.ERS-a variety Of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and COB MISUNDERSTANDING, superior
Machine
FAN MILLs-Grant's Patent, Watkins do, and
Brooks improved
PLOUGHS-Sidr Hill, Sub SOIL aud Others
HARR0WS, CULTIvATORS. GRAIN CRADLES,
etc. Also, Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above Will be furnished at los prices, and
raned. u BALDWIN.
FL
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MERCHANDISE,
u / A ~ n y

: WHY SEND TO THE NORTH FOR PIANOS,
hE subscriber Keeps on hand supply of The instru-
mehts made nj The celebrated Factory OF Messrs.
nhane < Iarhle, oil Baltimore These Pianos have the
hnesh double hammer action, remarkable Tor ts duru-
10y possessing also superior tone and touch. Ii
riehch action Is preferred, he ret, short notice.
is,'nhrhis from the best factories at the North.
W' 'ihi, al Instruments AT the Northern prices, ad
u,ns omy Inc ifri2lt. The purchaser here Will thus
save al the risk OF transportation
Farnvillr. Ian 3l-csi ID MOI rAu,
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TINE ANIMAL general meeting OF the Mutual
i Assurance Society of Virginia will be held
at their office, In the city Of Richmond, on Mon
day, the 18Th OF February next, al o'clock, P. Nd.
RUTHERFORD, P. "A.
Jan. 26-cdm
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DlVIDEND. The Board OF Directors have
- declared dividend of FIVE per cent. on the
Capital Stock of the Clover Hill Railroad
Company, payable 10 the Stockholders al The
Office of the Company on The hrst OF March.
D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
Feb. 2-1w Treasurer.
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uURLEY's OFFICE No. 10y, East Main

uURLEY's OFFICE, No. 10Y, East Main
Il Street
HURLEY says "come try again!'
Latest from the Gold Region
$1,000, sold by HURLEY, on last Saturday,.
Drawn Nos. Monongaia Lottery, Glass A.. for
Jan 27 iS49:
76 II I l3 30 4 As DC 60 II 80 A. 10 7s IA
Ticket Nos 7 76 TIA prize OF 81 600 sold
10 a correspondent, and will be paid At sight. by
HURLEY.
HURLEY's OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
Two more sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of Monongaia, Glass Is, Jan 26lh:
Lowest Prize "a.
% IS 81 GO % / "a 20 6 10 30 AZ 81 II
Tickets Nos % "a 60; do. do. 30 IS 63, bolh
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Co. Lottery, l5 Feb. 81:
Al IS SIS s "a 40 10 Sd 9 7s 2G % 20.
Ticket, "a &c 49, another prize, sold by ~
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, Glass No. 10, Feb 3
SO IS 81 d. IS 80 81 "A 6 Sc Is 10 %.
HURLEY'S arrangement Jor The Week
TUEsDAY-s2O,OoO. IS Nos, IA drawn
Tickets S..
WEDNESDAY, 1866. 10 Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 10.
THURSDAY $4,000. IS NOs.,;l2 drawn
Tickets S.
FRlDAY-S20,4 30. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Lowest 3 No. prize Ss240. Tickets "a
SATURDAY MORNING SIS 900. rs Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets ST.
SATURDAY EVENING S35 900. 66 Nos,
u drawn. Tickets $40
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Smail Fry" Lottery, Glass No.
H. Extra Capitals: $1,000, &c. Tickets 81,
Packages SIS SO, warranted TO draw back 50 80
a, least. All persons in want of money are re-
ques,ed to call al HURLEY'S where for small
snvestments large returns are generally made.
Feb 5
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. PHYSICIAN who has been engaged in the prac-
~ tice Of his profession for III. last eight wears. al
country stand, wishes IN take partner. For terms
&C, apply to Messrs. Purcell, Ladd 8. Co. Of Rich
mond, by letter or otherwise. Jan 3-clm
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TN CHANCERY = viRoiSIA lin Nottoway county
L Court, Isl February, 1919:
John E Indiana, Thomas A Robert A., hbner,
Mary NJ Henry A. and sidnor J. Robertson, infant
children Of Pasch Robertson, deceased, who by
Saiuda A. E. Robertson, their mother and next friend,
and the said Sauda A. E. in her right, Maria Wats
son, John Roberts and Dolly his wife, Plaintiffs:
against -
William r.. Jennings, administrator, with the will
annexed, of Ann Robertson, deceased, Allen and John
Robertson, and Peter D. Robertson, Defendants.
The compainants,: by their attorney, this day filed
their bill against the defendants, and the defendant,
Peter b. Robertson not having entered his appearance
and given security, according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not inhabitan Of this
country; il Is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear here the first day Of the April term Of
this Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the
Court House of this county.
A Copy. Tese,
~ Q .u,om F FITZ6ERAID
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR FEBRUARY Dir
$4,000! 100000 $4,000!

V9VViV0V. ~IV,UUU' I~UVVU.
100 prizes nf 1000 Dollars each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 10, 10 be drawn
Saturday, February 9th, 1919, al soltimore. 7e
Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of SGO,O00 prizeof $4,000
10000 / g 4,75u
90 20 600 100 prizes az 1908
IL $40 100 600
Tickets Son; halves 10, quarters 5. Certificate ol
package of wholes saG0-slIares in proportion.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct the prlceo
three Tickets.
W Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price Of Tickets from 81 10 500, under
nagement, address us, or G. w. PURCELL,
AgenlforD. PAINE d CO., Richmond. Va.
Jan 90
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THE ART OF DANCING.
NOTICE.

NOllSE
INTENDING TO discontinue my present bust
i ness after The termination Of my license, which
expires on The 7lh instant, offer for sale my office
fixtures, which are nearly as good as new. Amy
person wishing TO engage in the Lottery business
can now have favorable opportunity Of obtain
ing the fixtures, together with The stand, ii they
wish, which has been established for the last Two
years in lha, branch OF business. Apply 10
JAS. B. COWLES,
Feb as, Wall Street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW GOODS

usf to hand, per schooner Ellen Sedgwick
Black ALPACA Hose
Black Cashmere do
Merno and Saxony Shirts
Black Spun Silk Hose
Drab Moieens; Swiss Muslins
rs Sheeiings; Brown French Linens
6iack, slate and mixed knitting Coltons
biras Eye Diapers; Black Couon Velvet
a'e1ancer's Colored and Black Kid Gloves
sup Black French Doeskins
20 and IS inch Black Italian Cravals, &c.
JIG CHENERY,
reoo Opposite Depot,
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40 FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNU.

orFlFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNU-
ALLY in England Of Consumption. In the New Eng
land States the proportion Is one in four hve In
Boston, probably in four. In the cityof New York,
SIXTY died In weeks n December OF this dis
ease J. Is less prevalent In the Northern iati-
indes, as Russia Canada and among the Alps oil Swit
xerland where the Winters are long and severe, and
there fewer sudden changes.
M theory can be more welcome To Inc human mho
than the one which establishes on good grounds me
hope Tor prolonged existence; the allegations Of those
no al leas entitled 10 veracy may Do oeleVed
there is preventive and remedy.
The great Author of Nature has provided us with
remedy for Consumption, and the diseases leading
thereto, which fearfully common In our country
Has He left TO lind relief from that fatal scouEge by
ransacking other lands? No-the best, Natures own
Remedy, Is at our hand The Wild Cherry and the
Pine furnish with cure, where cure Is possible.
One OF the important discoveries of the age, IN
aneoIating the condition of this large class oil surfer
ing humanity, is DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which has been before the public some
years. This valuable medicine was hrst discovered
and introduced In the year 1888, since which time i!s
success has constantly increased the demand, until II
has become Of if not the most popular remedy io
Consumption, in It's incpient stage, ever known.
1Heware OF counierfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nd aSiother eparations OF Wild Cherry. Remember.
only initiate in name, without possessing tho VIZ
tues Buy none but the genuine aud original DR. WIS
.rAk,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRf-signed l..
Butts the wrapper.
SETH w FoWLE, Proprietor Boston, Mass
s'' save "'''''''' 3' GAYNoR WOOD,
No as Main Street., Richmond,
Feb, lsa9. And BY Druggists generally.
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WorcesIer's Pianos!
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

THE New York Commercial Advertiser, in describ-
Il ing the furniture in the new "Unon Place Hotel,
thus speaks:
1--WE told that the builder Of the house, Cortland
Palmer, ESQ has aimed have the best furnished ho
tel IN New York That would demand great skill and
TASTE as others have conceived and, far possible
carried out The same purpose But we may safely say
tina, IN. Union Place Hotel has Of the most elegant
and brsttoned Pianos have yet seen or heard. Ii
is one Of Worcesler's. Technically it is finished
throu rhout-ihat s the back, we'll the front and
ends are finished, and with equal elegance and care
The tone is perfectly pure deep, and soft the tom
can Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
bnrd; and justly excites the admiration alike of anna
teurs aud professed artists. In its construction Mr.
Worcester has evidently sought excel himself,
aud has designed that this Piano should speak Of his
great skill 10 all visitors al the hotel.''
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted 10 John d. Smith are hereby
N nolifed, that unless their accounts are settled by
the LIST day Of March next, they viii be placed In The
hands Of an officer for suit.
N GEORGE w. TULER,
Trustee FOR the creditors Of Jno d. Smith.
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Successors to j. &. GREGORY d co,
OFFICE. NO. |, cry HOTEL, RICH-
~ MOND, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEME Els FOR FEBRUARY.
Delaware Lottery. No.6, 10 be drawn February 9Th
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FOR THIS WEEF

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