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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
EXTENSION OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.

ITO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND
Acknowledgements are invited for the Gradu-
nton and Masonry of the following described sections
Of this road-the sections averaging mile IN Length
commencing In the town Of Cumberland Sections ],
2, \, and TO- will be let, embracing considerable
rock work along the Potomac river bluffs, aud The ma
sonry of several bridges section lst Also, all the
sections from 80 to as inclusive, excepting sections as
and AL beginning d miles from Cumberland about
mile below the mouth Of Savage river and terminating
al the summit of the mountain. The work upon these
sections is heavy, containing much rock excavations
and two tunnels each about GOO feet in length, aud
stone bridge Of considerable size. The whole number
Of sections now be let is 90 In the course of The
Spring and Summer upwards of 80 more heavy sections
will be put under contract between Cumberland and
Three FORKS Creek. The remaining sections between
those points, and other work beyond the latter will be
let in the Spring of 1885,
SPECIFICATIONS of the work on the 20 sections 10 be
let will br ready by the 25h of March, current. They
will he distributed from the conpany's Offices in BAL
timore, Frederick, Harper's Ferry, Cumberland and
Washington The Proposals will be directed 10 the
undersigned, at No. %, HANOVER ST., Baltimore
and will be received until SATURDAY, the 2sth Of
April inclusive Before making BIDS the line should
be thoroughly examined. and the resident Engineers
" M be in attendance thereon. TO give information-
The most satisfactory testimonials will be demanded
The payments will be made in cash, reservlng the
usual 90 per until the completion OF the contract
The most energetic prosecution of the work VIII be re-
CURED.
By order of the President and Directors.
BENZ Ii. LArROBE,
Mach 0n-sodIm Chief Engineer.
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UNITED STATES
CENTRAL
Cl0thissg Mandatory.
WIN < REF

No ST. Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
r;,HE above being the largest Clothing Manniactory
in the State Of Virginia, am enahlru 10 Keep con.
stantly on hand very large ard extensive assortment
Of READY MADE CLOFBlNG, embracing
all the laes, and fashionable styles oil the season. ana
nj prices that cannot fail 10 please
Also a large and splendid assortment ni iresh I'M.
poued French and English Cloths, Cassimeres ana
Vrstnps and, having engaged superior cutters. oar
m. ais VIII made 1t the Lowest possible price, anu
Al The shortest notice Good lit warranted IN all cases.
CLOT HING:
Mn. black brown and olive Dress and Froek Goats,
made Of French and English Cloth, warranted, ana no
mistake nj prir es ranging from $40 10 25.
Cloth, Cashmere and Tweeds Once ana business
coats from s. 10 10. c..;. Dat,
English, French and american oa'o' ''
from So so 10 10. ,,..
Vests Of every variety and style, such as Cashmere'
Fancy Velvet SILK Bpmhazine. Bull also, Anew pas-
terms of those beautiful Fancy llasei 'es'hgs, su
nj. for partles and 90 much admired.
servants Clothing fegery descrption ana al prices
not 10 be touched IN this CITY, $50, 81,
\ R-Brinr the Agent oil one oil the largest snft
Nn,f.c,o,ies at the North, am constantly supplied
;,p au.,v sipd Of new and fashionable Linen Shirts,
M.uoo and Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, hosir
80 S;It Nsrk Ties Scars, Pocket Handkerchiets, Sus-
NJ nders and in fact every article usually found 10
New YORK GeltIemens Clothing and Furnishing Is
Enlistment. -. ,,,,,,
Iounlry Merchants and others wishing TO buy Cloth
IN, 10 sell again would do we'll TO call and examine my
and ex ensive stock before purchasing elsewhere
"a am confident they will find IL To their advantage
WA. :. SCARFF, No. "a, Main street
March l0-d3mGcw3m
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To the Afflicted.

hRS. ROBlNSON and WADDEf Jointly tendcr
~ their professional services TO the public, and par
ticuarly TO such as suffering with Chronic and sup
posed ncurabe forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
treat, successfully disease IN any form ana are sals
fed that seventy per of such have despair
ed of getting we'll may be bya judcions use OF vesea
BILE remedial agens) restored to at least comoriaoe
state of health.
I'm Chrome cases. where the constitution has not
much impaired by disease, the use oil mercn
ry and other poisons and when mol required 10 Visit
persons at distance. charge p'H % maae yor serp'
ees, sRless O cure is efeefed-
II would be advisable for persons living at distance
10 he in the city, and receive daily attention. Board
can be had nj Or. RS. Address
-" Dss. ROBINSON & WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
P.s-The Doctors may be found at all times (when
not professionally eugaged) at their Office, Frank.
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Feb 6-c3m r. & w.
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS

TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
THOMAS, CoWPERTHWAIT K co PuRL,sar.s
AND BOOKSELLERS, No. 253, Market Street. PAiiadei
Shis invite the attention of Booksellers, Merchants
and Others interested in the cause OF Education The
valuable School Books published by them-among
which are the following, viz: Mitchell's Geographical
Series comprising Primary Geography intermediate
Secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
Ancient Geography and Atlas. and Biblical Sabbath
School Geography; Greene's First Lessons In Gram
mar GreeEes Analysis; Chambers Grammar; Jarvis
Physioogy Johnston's Turner's Chcmistry Johnston's
Ph,iosophhyi Pinnoek's School Histories, England
France, Rome and Greece; swans Spelling Book and
series Of Readers Fros,s History Of the United States
and American speaker Pieots series of French Read
ers; Smiths Introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
Dnke's Arthmetici Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra;
Smiths Biot's Analytical Geometry; Winsen's Read
err Guy and Keith on The Globes SCOTS Lessons; Ur
cullo's Spanish Grammar, &C., &c.
T., c. & co. are also the Publishers of various
Law Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and in addi-
,ion to their Books, keep constantly on hand the
largest assortment OF Books and Stationary to be found
in the United States, which VIII be sold a. the lowest
prices for cash approved acceptances.
March l3-c3m.
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LOTTERIES.
.Aaraytoss,s eessa,.s.


MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MUSD. VIRGINIA
LetaIithe world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATT0N'S the nan.
Drawn Nos OF Monongaia Lottery, Glass 3d.
81 9 60 IS Is SO 10 ID II So 46.
Halt, Nos. 8 81 81, prize Of S 600
Ticket, Nos. i6 SO IL, prize 81 $3.50, both
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monougalia, No. 80 March J.:
81 43 25 So A 80 sc SO 10 IS 40
Ticket Nos. 80 43 Sc. prize Of Slu0 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos 'of Delaware, No. II, March Ia:
10 81 70 Al 50 SIS % Is 2 sc "a DC IA 20 80:
Whole Nos. . 10 "a, prize Of $50; Ticket
Nos. 10 36 SO, prize Of $500, both sold and
paid by STRATfON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. 80:
81 10 3 % SIS 81 % 25 81 80.
Ticket Nos 81 SIS, do IS 81 S., Two more
sold and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No Az:
IS % 8 63 S 7 So Ia 81 ii Sc 60 50.
Ticket Nos SO Sc, prize o sou sold and
paid by SlFh oN'
SCHEMES FOR THE H'EEk.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. Al. Capitals s2o,Uoo
1000, sc. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets So; halves
So quarters 25
IS $50 DOLLARS! Is 600 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. u. Capitals: S3o,,
a5r l5OOO sOOO 1000, 900, $780, 30 of nUO &c. 20
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; qrs. 5O.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
acknowledgements No. AZ. Capitals: S2n'.
OOO 5000 5000 1880, 10 of 900, &C. Is Nos, Ia
drawn Tickets SIS; halves2 So; qts %.
2243i DOLLARS!
FRIDhY-SusSex, No. l5 Capitalist S29,43 l64 OF
800, &C. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves =
quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DoLLARsl
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. SO Capitals
S5,OOu 2,00O lOl7, Of 500 &c. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves 5Ucts.; Quariers 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1919.
Virginia honongalia Lottery, Glass z, for iS4s 10 DC
drawn on Saturday, March Gath. 90 Nos, 10 nra~nc
Prizes $50 000 V00 lUU00 50OO 294u, 2oOo' ~ OF
900, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares IN proportion.
Virginia aonongalia Lottery, Class No 45' Tor ioi''
TO be drawn on Saturday, March 81 IS M: LolaeyM
l2 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: S39,ooo su,ooe,
10000 OUO 200, 900, &c. Tickets slo; haiVes .;
qrs. , SO.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in the Lotteries VIII be promptly At
tended to- and drawings sent when requested , fease
March 10 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
Ere>s, Spring Goods.


THE subscriber has just opened general stock o
desirable styles Of NEW GOODS il,t Ia hand BY
recent arrivals, and Ia which buyers are invited The
usual time will be allowed all purchases for salts
factory notes, and discount for cash made To those
who buy r money equal 10 per cent lor SIX months
In the STOCK Will br found
Thirty Cases desirable Prints
Ten cases Twerds and Kentucky Jeans
Ten cases new ana fine Casslmeres
PantaloOn GGods Of all kinds
One hundred and ffty bales Dnmes,cs
Ten cases bl.achrd Shrtings and Sheetinss
Fifteen bales and cases biraChrd and brown Drills
Brown, blue and black Cloths
Drah Cloths, Tor carriages
Fancy Dress Goods, OF all kinds
administration and silk
Spool Cotton, Thread and Buttons
lI0slrry-whiie, black and cuured
GlovrS-thrrad buck and kid
Bed Ticklnss and Apron Checks
Sail Ducks and Paddings
Brown Hollands and Irish Linens
Table Cloths aud Napkins
cordrTnys and Beavrrdrrns
Turkey red rotnns
Gum, cotton ana gut Suspenders
Pearl and agate Buttons
Drawersand Satisfaction and wool
Corded Sknli and Grass Cloths
Vrstlng--cnttun, SILK and wnrstrd
Salins and SKs-SoIIr very desirable
Umbrellas and ParasOs-lo which the attention Of
the trade is invited ID. II. LONDON.
March l7-dGctt
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Parker, Esay1y IL isi.Rl1rfO,


A RE receiving, and opening, portion Of their
~ SPRING SUPPLY, winch consist, IN part, of
Rich plain and ii.nrcd POl de Sole
Rich Brucidr Silks
Plain ana f cured black silks
Culnrrd and black MoIsns
Paris, printed and embroidered silk Tissues
superior lace silk Grenadines
Printed Jaronrtrs and Lawns
French English and Domestic Glmghams
French, English and domestic Prints
PLATA aud twrd, culured and black French and Eng
lish Cloths
Black and fancy iassnIrres and Vestings
Black and fancy silk travits
Cambria and silk Pocket liandkerchirfs, new styles
Scarlet and white embroidered Grape Shawls
satin Damask ShawiS
Jacunrl aud SWISS Muslin nsrrtings and Edgings
Thread and Bo1bin lr,rrlinas and Edglngs
Lace and Muslin Cape, Cuffs aud Collars
I..yr, Grape, Lace and Errage Wells
Infants Embroidered Robes and Frock Bodies
Aleyanders ladies' aud g1ntlemrn's Kid Gloves
Ladies and Misses slIk and Lise Gloves aud 1itts
PLAIN and embroidered Tarlton Muslins
Extra heavy hand spun family Linens
EykTa fine French fronting Linens
Tab Damask and Linen Shertng
Plain and small checked Linens Toy children
French and Amer can Cassinisrss and Cui!onadcs
Brachrd and brown ShinIncs and Sliretlnes
Bed Ticks. Apron aud Furniture Checks
fannels. Mariners ShriIng; Gibbons
Linen Iruma Cloths. t Cloths Sc, &c,
To wbIch they The attention If their friends aud
iir public generally
Er County n-tenan;S Will lind j; 10 their interest
10 examine stock of Fancy Goods March Is
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING 5!
Keen. Chiies & GO.
SPRING TRADE-IS49

INO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and otnsIs IN
u want, we most respectfully call attention 10
be iage stock oil
READY MADE CLOTHING
kMca We shall have in Store by The 18th Of
bisrh, particularly suited to The WHOLESALE
RsiDs OF VIRGINIA in the styles, qualities, pri-
/, and make Of which we d:fy competition.
Tie long experience OF the senior Partner OF
ee concern. and his acknowledged Superior judg.
|neal OF Goods, we think, will insure 10 US con-
Pauance u The very liberal patronage here otore
Blended.
No l02, MAIN STREET, is the place for "Bar-
|a,n>" IN every description Of Style and make Of
GOOD QUALITY CLOTHING.
Our seek will embrace every description Of
|1I AMI style now in use; and we fialer ourselves
fa. THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE in the Virei.
ia Trade enables US TO gel up the proper kinds
Goods for this market and al such prices as
|'ll certainly please.
| Those in want OF Clothing Of good quality
tpelior cut and make, and al Low CASH PRICES,
I most respectfully invied to call al the old
ION, No l02, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
we guarantee you are pleased with our
Mes, &c.
IDur iUOuO - ShALl. hUFITS, SALEb SASh-
.by selling Tor leash" ne are enabled 10 buy for
ash consequently, we save from fifteen to
Fsnty Per cent in The purchase Of Goods.
our mandatory is situated IN Broad Street,
lwARK, New JERSEY, where We "MAKs" our
pa work." consequently We can warrant all
DDS sold b. US to De made in the BEST
IYLE POSSIBLE, and shipped Immediately
Nam Street, Rkhmond.
We would call The attention OF those in want
.sal!y nice and cheap DRESS COATS 10
assortment, which is always large and war.
nsd 10 fl No.
Also, FRENCH FROCK COATS, made Of
?eiior Cloths Of The justly celebrated French
snuiaciureIs, Bioliey, Simmoni and Neillisons.
Also, all styles. qualities and prices OF BLK
No FANCY VESTS, the Cut and make OF
alch cannot be surpassed in the Uniled States.
Also BLACK AND FANCY PANTS, in
less variety, made of the latest patterns OF
ench Cassimeres, and warranted equal TO any
lsr sold in Virginia.
Al.o, FANCY GOODS in great variety, Of
newest Spring patterns such as Crava,s,
ais, Collars, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,
sck and fancy Kid Gloves, Thread and Silk
lves-all qualities.
@ For Bargains in 'Clolhing Tor Cash" call
No. 1902 Main Street.
KEEN, CHILEs & CO,
March i0-dSciApl LATE KEEN q Co"
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LOTTERIES.
Creek Nation Rsrixc ONfce,
Mo.loi EAST MAIN STREET, R.chmonG

IN Virginia.
Oh! you in search Of gold, where'er yon roam.
Remember, HURLEY'S Office "is her.,;-at nome.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, is49.
Virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass for Isl9 10 be
drawn on Saturday, March oath 66 M Lottrry-l3
drawn ballots Pfizes ST., VOo "a 0Cl Id uu,, 3 euO,
$780, a,O0n, 10 u 900, Tlssets s5-shates IN
proportion.
Virginia Munnngalia Lottery Class M a for is;.
To he drawn IN -t.utaay, March n. e ~; let...,-
IL drawn ballots capitii-: So am 5u,u.u :n.i,a.
9,0CO $780, 1000, Sc Tickets sU; halves s. quar-
tiers 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, TO be drawn March nh,
70 No. Lottery-4 drawn ballots. Capitals as nut
$4,000, 10000 ,OOu $500 0O0 20 Of I0DU 20 OF 600
&c Tickets sl0-shares IN proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. II, 10 be drawn March 3th.-
rs No. Loltery-l5 drawn ballots. CapitaIs: saBOn0.
10000, 5000, 4,OOO 10 Of I,GUO, 10 500 &C Tickets
Sl0-sbares IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No ~, TO be drawn March 2ist-
70 Nos, Is drawn. Capitals: So, 25U, IS 600 sOUU,
1000 30 OF 1000 80 Of 500, &c. Tickets slu: halves
5; quarters SO.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, To he drawn March 2sth-
rs Nos II drawn. Capitals of $50 900 > ol II 400,
of 900, of 5000, 2of 32a6 ~ Of 500 10 of 900
90 Of 600. &c. Tickets slO; halves 5; quarters So
Orders for certificates or Packages, sInpI. Tickets
and Shares any 81 the above Schemes addressed TO
the undersigned, Will receive the prompt a:len-
lion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded a
soon il is received.
N. B.-IIurey pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors
Hurley has at all times a complete assortment Of tick
cts, ranging in price from $ 10 $40.
Hurey's rule is In cash all prizes al sight.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10. Main street, Richmond, va.
All business strictly confidential. March
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NEW SPRING STOCK.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks.

THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES.
Z are now receiving three hundred pack.
ages OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather,
| al fresh from The hand, Of the manutactu.
I comprising good assortment oil Ladies,
\ .ssmen's, Misses. Boys, Chidren's Boots
On 6, suitable Tor The Spring trade. We
|, sSen great cate in selecting, and having
i" woods Manufactured as will give satisfac-
1 ~ prices and sizes 10 purchasers and 10
Ess We have paid cash for The mos; OF
u9cc', and have bought them very low
aet 10 town and country merchants our
al unusual low prices All we ask is a
'Utn all who want 10 buy good articles al
phces. We shall sell very low.
(Hch u PUTNEY d WATTS.
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A Ca r d.
QUarleS Il TaerWlM

)ETURN their thanks to their customers and
friends or III. very liberal patronage here
re best wed and solicit continuation OF the
be- Their Store will be re opened on Mon
!, he 18Th instant, with an entire new stock
SPRING DIRE GOODS, Of The newest and
IS styles imported. They have taken espe-
care 10 selecting their stock ADD ieel sails
nat they will be able 10 offer great induce
nus 10 all who will give Them call. Terms,
D. No. 229, Broad Street,
March 20-c2aw2W Shockoe Hill.
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Agricultural Machisles, 4 {

BENZ. II. LATROBE,
March o0-eodlm Chief Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
TO Country Merchants.

NV NJ. a. Il. GARDINER, late Of RICHMOND,
w Virginia, would respectfully announce 10
his old friends and acquaintance, thai he has
associated himself in the Hat, Cap and Fur BUSH
ness. with The house OF Messrs. WILLIAM b.
BEEBE & CO., l3S Chesnul street, Phiadel-
phia, and is now prepared 10 furnish 10 city and
country merchants, general assortment of Bea-
yer and Moleskin Hats, of The manufacture of
VIM. Fl. Beebe & Co., New York. Country
merchants are assured that all orders entrusted 10
US will be filed with dispatch, and on The same
terms as those ordered from the New York estab-
lishment March l0-d&cl0l
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SPRING SUPPLY.

w DRUoolsT, No. 3l9, h.Gd # BroGd street,
SHockoE Hail. is receiving, By various arrivals from
the Northern markets his Spring supply Of fresh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Pants, oils, Dye Suis, Win
dow Glass Putty, Perfumeres, &c; also, the most po-
pular Patent Medicines-the whole comprising full
and general assortment and being purchased upon the
most advantageous terms, enables him To offer them
his country friends aud the public the lowest whole
sale and retail prices
1J- Also, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
o5LY.
N. Borders from country Merchants and PhysH
clans thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
~
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Unmarried Arabian Horse.

a My Horse, SHAHEEN, will stand the pre-
EN\sen season in Hanover, at Ayleit's, in King
~ William and at my farm, in King y Queen.
-4 He is OF the best Arabian stock, having
besn selected with great care at Consfaninope, BY
Minister resident there He Is unsurpassed IN the
beauty of his form, and the perfection Of hs colts.
have been induced 10 bring down the price OF the sea
lower than such horse ever stood for be-
fore--to w.t. S2-that all may have an opportunity Of
awaiting themselves OF his services.
Further particulars will be given in a day ortwo.
March 20-clt WIN. BOULNARE.
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BRILLIANT scHEME:

Prizes amounting 10 o.4G2 0O0 Dolla;s!
Whole Tickets sl0O halves, quarters and elslhs IN
proportion. A certificate of whole Tickets 81 cOO-
shares in proportion.
6y Orders meet our usual promp; attention. FOR
Tickets in the above o. IN any other Lottery drawing
daily (prce al Tickets from To $40 under our ma
agement, address us, or Z. w. PURCELL,
acentforn. PAINE a. Co. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Glass 33, March II:
81 10 3 % 55 81 % IS 81 so.
Drawn Nos. Monongaia, Glass 40, March l7,h.
25 % 8 SO S I SO IA Sd IL Sc So &c.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass Ii, March Ia.
10 81 10 AZ SO SIS 90 Is 3 &c "a 26 "A 20 80.
Whole, Nos. 2 "a "A. a prize Of $3.50, sent 10
this Office.
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No Al Capitals: 100000, 5,UUo, 2,50D, ,, las 1000,
10 of 500, 10 of ,250 10 of ,O00 sc. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY-The Delaware Stale Lottery, Glass
No H. Capitals s35, $780, $1,000, 5000, 1000 5000.
1920 30 Of OO0 80 of 5JO 80 OF 4nO 1870 Of 300 being
the lowest three number prizes. IS Nos, Is drawn
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery,
Class No a. Capitals: s2O, 200, 5000. 1900, &C. IS
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves 50, qrs 25.
FRIDAY-The Sussex county tDelaware) Lottery,
Glass No. Is Capitals S22, 43l-all other three num-
her prizes being 64 $500; all other number prizes
theIng 3520) sla. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81;
halves .: quarters l.
SATuRDAY-DoilarL Lottery. The SUSSEX county
iDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. &c Capitals:
IS 900, 1900, lOl7 &c. 10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets
ST.; halves SO cts.;auaHers25c
Saturday Evening-saies close at5o'clock.
A NIFicESr SCHEME!
Virginia Monongaa Lottery. Class &, for 1919, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, March 2ith. Capitals S5O,0nO,
2DoO0, 10 oon, 5000, &C. 66 No. Lorry-l3drawp bal
lots-masing nearly ~ uany prizes rs blanks Tickets
Sl5-shares ~ proportion.
Qr Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets shares IN the above in any Of Man
~ Co.'s Lotteries, tOf which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for ckeis
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
inss forwarded immediately 10 distant adventures
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond. Va.
S.T Recol!ect No 3-"Thcre'slu luck IN odd numbers
saws Rory O'More - March 10
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OFFICE oP THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE }
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Richmond, FEB. IIh, 1913. J
4 r meeting of the Board of Directors, held at the
N Office of the Company on the 18th instant the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, viz:
''ResoIyed, That the Richmond and Danville Rail.
road Company will receive proposals for letting the
Grading and Masonry oftwenty miles Of the road from
Staunton river towards DanVe, or the whole distance
to panvile, in sections of not less than mile In
length Provided the contractors will receive In pay
for the work twenty five per cent. in the stock OF
the Company Provided, also, that proposal will be
accepted rates exceeding those already accepted on
other portions Of the Road.''
In compliance with the foregoing resolution of the
Board Of Directors sealed proposals will be received at
the once of the Company, until the second Wednes-
day of Nav next for the work referred 10 therein.
ANDREW TALCOTT, Chief Engineer.
March I0-rwtAlaylO
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J, C.. CRANE & son,

NO. TO, 18th STREET,
IIAVE received, by recent arrivals, their usual sur
i ply of Spring Goods, and offer for sale
900 sides Sole Leather OF various qualities
so dozen wax Calf SKINS, French and American
900 lbs. fine and coarse Shoe Thread
Skirling, Harness and Birdie Leather
Bag Hides, Curtain Leather, Patent Leather
Hog Skins, Seal Skins and beers Hair
Spring Axles, Spanish and Slaughter Hides
Veai Skins, Tanners Oil, Tanners and Curriers'
Tools-embracng the usual Goods for Coach Makers,
Saddle and Harness Makers, Shoemakers and Machin-
lists March l6-c6tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. M. CABELL
HAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regu.
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
practice In tho Court Of Appeals. Oct S4-eG