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ard.a... GREAT Northern and southern Mail.

Forthe purpose correcting Impressions relating
to the Stage Lines carrying the great Northern and Southern
Mail between Grfn. Ga, and Opelka. Ala we, the pro-
petom Of said Mail Stage Lines, the whole public
that upon us does not the mail failures ohsfged 10 our
account The route-nnety.thyee miles in engtha
one the best natural roads the United satehe
NOurses being well and substantially bdged As evidence
Of this TIE mail changed from Atlanta 70 Griffin in De-
cembef 1896 aud from that time 10 the present
years and half there has not beer exceeding two three
failures Of the letter mail and six eight Of the
paper mail coming Soath and only about The number
going East The route for regularity and csainty is not
surpassed BY any 10 The Union, show officially
iom records of failures the POstOheg Department II
citizens OF Mobile and NewOrieans Give their mails eg-
ulay (Which they dol other
rest the delinquency. T.. L. ELLSWORTH l. co.
Mont gOmerg MA, July a. 1SI9 1881 I'm
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NEW EDUCATIONAL. AND OTHER INTER-
ESTING WORKS,
JUst received at the
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse,


7 7 THEEINUW Z
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse,
No. 4 4 CAMP street.
THE, CLASSIC FRENCH READER, For Advanced
Students, Beauts Of The french Wlera Ancient and Mod
BY Aan De author OF Al introlnci0n
French Language. with Vocabulary French and English,
al the iioms contained in The work. BY y H.
Of Olepd0f New Method Of Learning French
THE ELEMENTS OF READING AND ORATORY.
ay Henry Mandegs ID. D. Professor Moral Science and
Belle. LstFe IN Hamilton College. Apflesons revised e
lion, 1879
PROFESSOR MANDEVILLE's PRIMARY READ.
ING BOOK Second Render Third Reader Fourth Reader
and Course Of Heudr.at Fiih Reader.
SELECT COMEDIES. Translated from the Italian Of
A TREATISE ON ALGEBRA. For the Use Of Schools
and Colleges 81 s. Chase Professor d Mathematics IN Dart
mouth College.
DESCRIPTION Of q System Of MILITARY BRIDGES
With inda- Rubber Puuous. Prepared of he hs u.
By Capt. George W Cuum, q. s. Corps EngnesFz.
ARN0T'S GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE Nos. 5 and
applied Modem Re1idence To completed ~
hersf d rs cents each.
Meleeu f!n Village, ~ che Counters u'Arfourile.
THE GHOLERA--lts flauses Prevention and Cure. By
ysOsid INV ]. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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RW- Louisiana Histrionio AHsoeihton-the re
sidsh honor inform he Honorary Member q as A
ton that representation viii taAn place on
EVENING August 4 upon which occasion will b presented h'
interesting Play Of CHARLES SECOND, The Merry Monaren s
part Of Mary Capp By Mrs Stuart who has kindly ~
servlass. Ts conclude with The Imaginable Fareeol Vhy.E
f Performance q commence O'Clock precisely loE
members obtained from the sscsa AZ The uAua place. u
os I'M M n ~ 4. JAMES, Prsddsnt pro tenn.
fs5- Olympic Thaatse,-Beneft or Miss q. ga LEMAN.
Oh WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug will be presented tbe new
''4 THE OLD GUARD. s.,..
Maianie AaMa
Together with the arst aetof
OLYMPUS IN NEW ORLEANS
Concluding With Tie second act Of
THE CHILDREN in THE WOOD,
Oberon Misc Pee Iiania Miss Salzinus
SONG, Mr.. Drydeu COMlc SONG, Nj. ingham- iyal
Rz jackson Fire 90. NO, ls; officers and mem.
h n DE above Company requested 70 attend Called Meeting
an N EBNEsDAY EVENING, August |, 1919 Al o'clock
I VI Bv order Of the COMMITTEE.
ivqf II. A. HENDRlKs, Secretary.
/ At-
I -. ~ h
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\ os,A Il, ~ M Rsv ". Il. Crenshaw, the NeY' y "
4 M tfi.s F ANCEs F. STEWART, bo'h 9 . 49,
o IN me- by John NJ ppi5eaas 2 p, NJ gSaM $500 $50,
~ Wr !, Ma VII 6Lhkltl pen OF p A-s'e $500
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n We publish, 10 another column, the petition
& he Joint Commiilee Of Conference appointed
the fire companies Of fte Second Municipality,
asking for The repeal o. ihe ordinance entitled
I" An ordinance lorthe better regulation oi the Fire
DepaFmentn L is well worthy Of a careful ps-
rnsal.
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kEg WEsT.-Ihe correspondent of the SaVan-
nah Georgian gives the following as The latest IN
diligence from Key West, dated the I'D. The
bark Ellen, of North Yarmouth, Harding. master.
has been brought ID by the wrsekels, having been
ashofa On The Hudson Reel, on Long Key Bar. She
Is from Havana. with o cafgo.of sugar and coffee,
bound 70 Marseilles, ia France. She run ashore on
Gle night Of the Oh init, and was ighened Of
shout half Of her cargo The bark has not sus-
tained much injury. She has been hove out and
rapaiIeai and j. now ready 10 receive her cargo.
The case comes before the D. S, Admiralty Court
On the 23d, fog hearing il IS considered strong
eaae for salyage, and the bark win probably sail
again % eight Or ten days on her voyage The bark
Claiment Larmond, from New Orleans and bound
g Boston, arrived on the 18Th and sailed same day.
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-
Tpr N.r,gr FAsf.-The r. rev hisAoP
lee ~ nsi.z5, has directed cjeulsr letter 70
M eIerav congregations ofdbe Protestant
FnigsorSi arches in his dioese, earnestly con-
e9rying +. ia approving the resident : recon,
,,s,,ss "a bat a National Ft be observed, apd
nn;,;3s q she request ihattls DAY appointed may
IN IN 3fged ia the mannsf Appropriate y 2 gay II
hsta humiliation att pIays
r,,TIow re STEAMSHIP Columbus, which
~ charleston Aor Philadelpii e. 4 Il n. On 'n M
/ ahslk IN gong down thFoap Marsh Channel,
4oat bew ne city, stood too ial 70 the nerthWard
shd gof ashass on Cab Bank where she had to
rsssaln until The nexl hood uda The Columbus
.i'ad 10 Piios q. haasdat the tins
PALMETTO STATE BANNER L. j. Arthur
who bas been acting as editor of his paper at Co
iambus, S. G., has retired, leayinait in charge o
Mr. Morgan. The proprietor.
FoR THE NoRTH,.-The Cherokk, Capt Lyon
left Savannah for New York on theg5th ult., viii
one hundred and eighteen cabin hssengers ans
eleven in the steerage,
BRTIsH MINISTER 10 THE UNi1ED sTATEs
Sin H. l. Bulwer has been compelled b leave Lon
don for the German Spas owing 10 mdiferen
heaitA Immedialsly after his return from Ger
many, he viii depart for Washington, 10 enter d
his diplomatic functions
Another PLANET. A tenth planet has bee
discovered in the group between Mars and Jupiter
BY signor de Gaspair, at Naples
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WV syria win ss At half past o'clock At is2 Royal 81
Fancy Goods Cutlery, etc. ~ - @-e'sl0- 49,
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ANOTHER PLANET.-A tenth planet has been
discovered in the group between Mars and Jupiter,
BY Signor de Gaspair, at Naples.
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TINS Hls1Wosic AssoCIAsIoN-Ths temple Of this
popular Association viii be opened for tie regular perform
anee an this, Is rsaa7 evening, M Stuart has yolun.
leesed @ appear sensa. and viii represent ag C8pp in
no lively play 81 Charles Ii.tf
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Or According to ihe Prairie Star, the chicken.
pox has broken out at Markssille
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IAs4EaNkal IS + All IN - fsr schO0asr las. -
~ Nlnwa 9n Gregg, Mn ghale n h iis+sXH IS
Hen ilEtandi koun III kns ht ss51ef -, q, 4i
a1aE1fII An!.qdi4 nIiuhtel ~ john ksns0n fsbr i,-
Mus NeaoN Nv l5arin, ~ MeNultys Hl VVki,s. r.3
ne1nirs lemQ GllnQe. John Newan lViiisiS & \ esA
iaI1as N Wilton. ttisfIn Patterson. n Ssaft 49,
ancaf Hnrufsan wa tncse. Robert Wilson 3 sai.S
faIeI Cole Ii q hFal, q Johnson r. gtof ~,
Ahomasln M tFe isaao Aiilqlsi. Robert Lag psisr
nmnl Robert 81 silonF Samuel dlQh. James WISE lisn y
IIrDinct lhafca 11uill. James qael. John w rrnt
1911 Hasd 5fsNad. AiiN4niel q t.acqYi thomaa ". Eel
sdu1. Htllg t rff )anoI 1art. kchaid Anthouy.
Ih0Mas Black ALlIEI aNHIs1M |Hl4 Al1stllTy. II. u
eWph aaa iaaK
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ATTRMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE IN NEW
AoRK.-The Evening Mirror Of the 23l gives the
following painful details Of the horrible attempt,
By tle son Of the proprietor Of Rathbun's Hotel,
New York, % kin himself and his mother:
The inmates Of Rathbnn's Hotel, in Broadway,
were startled this morning ly succession or loud
screams issuing from the chamber of Mrs Rath-.
bun, Tue wife Of the proprietor, and on entering
the room she was found lying on the floor. veltsr-
ing IN blood, from a severe wound in the throat,
inAieted with razor by herson, who was near the
spot, also bleeding pr0fusely FROM a wound IN his
own lhroat The particulars, so far as we could
gather them, are as follows:
t,oomis Rathhun, the attempted murderer, is
about 30 years Of age, and has for some time past
led a most dssplute life, being drunk the greater
part Of the time, and mixing 18th low and aban-
doned ciiamcteIs; all the efforts Of his friends to
reclaim him proved Intellectual, and his fatherfnd-
ing that q reformation was hopeless, gave him up
TO his vicious courses permitting him to live at the
hotel when he ieli disposed; but little was seen Of
him, as he was out most Of the day, and found his
way 70 his bedroom az all hours Of the night. For
the past week he has been ona drunken spree, and
the dreadful act was doubtless perpetFated while
in stale Of delirium tremens About O'clock,
this morning, be appeared at bis mothers door,
with a razor in his hand, aud saying, e Goodbye,
mother, drew the instrument across his throat,
Rfliclihg wound on the left side of severe, but
not oi q serious character Ills mother, in alarm,
rushed TO him and seized his hand. wien be turned
furiOusly upon her, and exclaimed " Din her / III
kill her" and, throwing her down on the floor,
klst upon her body and cut her throat almost from
ear 20 ear. Her cries were heard by one of the
walters, who ran 80 the room and succeeded IL
dragging the son of The body, and secured him
until assistance arrived. A surgeon was imnie-
diately Summoned, who examined and dressed The
wounds; lhat OF the man is not of serious char
acer, but great fears are entertained that Mrs
Rathbun will not recover, and at the last accounts
Size was lying In a very low state. The son, who
Is evidently insane was properly secured and will
/ ne sent immediately 10 The Insane Asylum 70 await
si's aenoR Of the authorities IN the matter,
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MISS sAlEMkEs-YYhs tbe mofs advanced arlisls are
cpiaal aAd subsianiia evidences Of public appre-
saoad moi Us i9Isoiisn that thoie who are climb
~ q 4aue desstys confederation. Miss salz-
~, psa'If tlia evening q the Olympic, and puts
sh with naesliis. Assdu0us 10 The duties
E po,s'iea saEegias ID her mounegs-and. witbal.
lqaas na pief-ap osen isi1e houss nlnst rfest bar
Conc. aleIa " lh..s salLant. az
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NJ we are indebted tothe steamer Aberdeen
ior late LoaisviIle papam.
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Tia PEIlcAH.-f hil popular 5,.sss - :. -i. "a ia
thi mofnins g asuaiinua to bl Of fsie Ia sao,ber
60 amn. The oonneseaTin ash Or sI slonl5 Iis n ~
diienll matter to fsh % diae tn liza te.t
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+ STEAMBOAT COLLISION The steamer Wor-
eester' while coming down Long Island Sound on
Saturday night, the DIST met with an accident that
was near proving fatal to the lives of many Of her
passengers schooner beating against the wind
came in,eollision with her, striking her between
the wheel and the boiler, and cutting through her
side, carried away the state.rooms, the boiler-deck
and doing other damage, but not injuring any per-
son. The circumstances are said to be precisely
similar to those of the Empire, on the North river
The Empire State took off the passengers Of the
Worcester and carried them 70 Now YUTk,
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ExPnANArioN ny CoNsIDRRANT.- Victor Con-
siderant has written a letter upon The affairs Of
June 18Th, explaining his share in the transaction,
and has shown what a different character it was
intended 70 bear from that which it has been made
10 assume
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NnEa itcssct aaaa.a
Ahe t.A q So.
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Rst- Olympic Thaatse,-Beneft Or Miss e. SA LzMAN.
90 WEDNESDAY EVENING Aug. viii be presented 'be new
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and pleasing sa''s THE OLD GUARD. 49,.
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BREF- The transactions in this article are extremely
limited BACON has been in good request during the week
and large Quantity has changed hands, at full PRICES ~
private At auction. on Tuesday, 3H boxes we've offered
but nothing done-buyef prefeng 10 operate beoTe M
sale; The demand for Pork has not Improved sines
my ast... CHEEsEA very tTifnR business bse bser
done s1ad q IN request, bat the market Is bare 49,.
ne saSs HIe only 70 small extent at about pie
Yous Ia,es 1UO packages Of New York GREAsR BITrp
were oeed by auction Tuesday, but none sold sss
eWt N pond was Rccepted for small lot OF vev ine
qnahy after ne sale ,CoRgOn Tuesday there yss a
lels aemahu i0f WHEAT and FLOUR and FidaviE rafss
We've lay manianed For lEDIAN COIN there was goOd
h9aly q 2 decline OF Is $50 ID. To-day there i Brisk
- Pl - ~. nls....r.-
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IHCk,S OFEICE.

ISIS, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ORDERS for tickets in the followi1e, or IN smaller
~ Lolteries-daily drawing viii meet WIN Tue ,is'i-
al attention. Address c. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE
susuuehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. q, for ls4s'
10 be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on wednesday,
June 9Th. 7s Nos. 10 drawn. Capitals: Sto,oVo
10000, ID, oOO $780, 3,oOO 2,67O so of ivy &C. &c,
Tickets sons s ~ pIopos' ip nroporon
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 to be drawn IN
Baltimore on saturday, June 9th, ls4s Is Nos, 10
drawn Grand Scheme: $50, 0O0 22,uo, ~ IVY, o,4so,
5000, 2,ooO 20 Of $50, &C. Ieke vSo,sa s,som ~
proportion. Certincate OF package" ' ~i~
shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 20 10 ee ufawn al
Baltimore Maryland, Saturday June o., e4s go
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: S.o,coo, ioo", CIV"
1000 SC. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion. Cert'n-
hcate Of package Of whoes Sl3O-sharesl proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 20 for 1919 to
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland on SATURDAY 'nne
23d. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Grand scneme: Ss1:oW'
eta sl0-halves 5;auarers2 so. Certneale OF pack
age Of wholes sl2J-shares In proportion.
Susauehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. ~, 10 De
drawn al Baltimore on Wednesday, June q, Isss. IS
Nos, II drawn. Grand Scheme o. s21 5s % o. Q,
1000 &c. Tickets $40; halves S. quarters. oo oe,.In'
1cate OF package OF whoes sl3O-sares IN proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No So TO DC s drawn
on Saturday. June 30th, l549, at Batmoieea 80 ~ No.
IS drawn. Grand Capitals: $4,000, iSsSi, W ee
of 5000, of 1900, 40 of l,0OO. e.. a.
shares In proportion Certificate Of package oil "hoes
SI65-shares In proportion. $3.50, ,,,. -.
In addi,lsn 10 iii. above Grand Schemes mere are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily-prces ., ~ .' =
ranging from ST. 10 s5-orders for tickets III "H'' N'
be promptly attended To- ,..., ~ n,;,.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct tho price
of three tickets. ~. .,.,d, .,
az orders promptly aEa conhdential2 a..snasa =
drawings forwarded TO all who ordeIii. r9emgs neeo
no. DC paw pa ." o'ue'' Richmond, Va,
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO. lOi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

i
Oh! you in search of gold whnre'er yon roam,
Remember, IIURLEY's Office 's here''-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, lS49.
Delaware Lottery, No. %, to he drawn June 9Th
Sc No Lo,tery-l3 drawn ballots. Capitals: S',oU'
10000 5000, $500, 1850, 10 of 1000, ID OF 400 &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass no. rs, for lo4s,
TO he drawn on Saturday, June yin. u drawn NOS
in package Of 2G Tickets. scheme: S50,0OO $1,000,
10000, 5000, $500, $500, 1886, 80 Of 500, &c
Tickets Sl2-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. %, to be drawn June 18Th.
rs No Lottery-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals: S35OOO,
5000, 1900, 6,OOO 4,OOO 20 of loco, &C. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion
Virginia MononeaIia Lottery, No. 70, for 1897 be
drawn on Saturday, June 10Th. 60 Nos, 10 drawn
Schemes $50 0OO 10000, 5000, $500, 2,i6O, ~ prizes
Of 900, &C. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 81.
Delaware Lottery, No %, 10 be drawn June 2oth;
10000 5GO 1900, 5000, 80 of ,OOO 80 Of $50, &C
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass r, Tor ls4s, 10 be
drawn Saturday June 23d 70 Nos y H.awn 10,
Grand scheme: S65.5D0, 10000 30 900, l0ooo, f,as
IA Of 1900, 900 Of Co., SC. Tickets $l5-shares IN
proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. 1t. 10 be drawn June 27lh
rs Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 2O,Ooo Io,Ooo
6OO0 5OUO 1000, 90 Of 900, 20 OF $40, &c Tckets
sl0-sharrs in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class 81, Tor 1879, to
be drawn on Saturday, June 3Oth. 70 No. Lotsery-l3
drawn ballots Capitals s35 0OO 900, 6,ooo 3OOo,
loon, 300, 655, 10 of OUO, 10 oil foo, Sc iekels
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Orders Tor certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any the above schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned viii receive the most pronpi atten-
ton, and an account al each drawing iol"uiue" -
soon az IL is received.
N.B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 ana
from his office.
Hurley win cash all prizes sold by other VendrIs
Hurley has nj all times complete assortment oil lick
els ranging in price from 81 TO 500.
Hurley y rule is to cash all prizes al s!snt.
Please address your ordrrsto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va
An bnsin.ss strictly confidential May %
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L. a m ID ert'S ID fiji T. G
(EORMERTY HOYT'S0

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange HOTEL
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 20, May 10:
"a S 4s 81 So o. 81 IA % 40 Ca
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 81 81 prize OF $500, was
sent 10 this office.
Drawn Nos Of sussex Lottery. Glass No3imMay 18th:
CO SO sc 10 "a "a 46 az 80 % q 70.
Ticket Nos % 36 65, another prize of S2OO
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery. Extra, Class Co. May 10:
81 80 81 81 AZ IA 81 60 SIS Al 20 so %.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 81 sc S. sold By LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, No 35-June LIST:
IS sc 80 Is 26 "a IL Al 81 Sc 40 ~ SO % H.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery. Extra. No 66-June 2:
Sc SO 40 81 80 "a 43 81 81 GO % II 49,
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery. Glass 7O-June ::
20 IT sc 81 81 4s 80 ~ 50 IS IS S.
TO-DAl.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia Monongaiia Lottery, Glass
No IL. Capitals s23 500, $780, 1000, 1900 5of 400
proportion.
Is drawn numbers out OF sc
WEDNEsDAY-Splendid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass No %. Capitals: $4,000, l0,oOo
sc. 66 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SlU-shares IN pro-
portion
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongalla Lottery.
Glass No. To- Capitals: ss2O00, 1000. 5000, &c
10 Nos, II drawn Tickets SIS; halves $3.50; qrs 25
FRIpAY-The Sussex soun5y Delaware Lottery
l3 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters /.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Dslawarel Lottery. Extra, Class No 6s Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, &c. - Nos, II drawn. Tickets sii
halves 50 cts; quarters IS c.
Saturday Evening-sales close at5o'eloek.
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass 70, for ls4s
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5,ooo $500, $500.
2,2ss, 80 of $780, DC. 70 Nos, IA drawn Tickets $2
shares in proportion.
For Saturday, June 23d.
The Virginia MonongaIia Lottery, Glass T, for lag
Capitals: s65O0O, 3o,OO0 90 ,OOU 10000. OF ,493 IA
of 2OOO 200 OF 6OO being The lowest three number pri-
IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets sl5-sliares IN pro-
portion.
&Y Orders FOR packages, certificates oil packages
single tic kels or shares IN the above or in any Of Maui
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 $40 for ckss
willrecuye The prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
% Recollect No.a-s.There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More - June4
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STATIONS Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Letall the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATT0N's the man.
Great luck al S4R4rroN's!-The Capital Of
Sl5,2S0 sold
81 Ss IS & IS e 5'' 6 e. aap q h
maid by '''' : - ~ ~'''''' = sTRATToN.
Draw" Il 'G Il s. ' 10 ii Ct So q Is % 40
Half, Nos S lO) Three more, Of one hundred
Ticket Nos Il e dollars ea'h ss sS's SnS paid
Drawn Nos of Monongaa Lottery. No s7-May "a:
Gl Gi 4S ~ la II rs p AZ IS
Whole Ticket, Nos II s7 49, prize Of Sc GS sold
80 &c 30 is &c u II Al 81 Sc 40 A. SO "a II.
a Nos No: ""'s sol? slR IA EPs y
DAWN Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 66-June Cd
Sc sc 40 81 30 "a 43 ia 81 s. 80 IL 10.
Ticket Nos II o. a. capital sold and sIfp a9 y
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, No 7o-juns I'd :
Ticket, Nos II IL 10 the Is: aud ID drawn Nos, q
prize Of one hundred doars, sold and paid ey
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEh.
23500 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
TuEsDAY-Mononralia, No. ~ Capitals: saa, 500
$780, 1000 ,2OO of 400, Of 700, &C. IS Nos, 10
drawn Tickets SIS; halves 9 so; quarters a5
80 900 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Observation-Disclosures, No. 90. Capitals $780,.
00O TO- 000 OU0 500, $50, 1000, 10 Of 200, &c 90
Nos, 10 drawn. Ticktrs $40; halves S; qrs. SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
THURSDAY-M gala, No. 20. Capitals: So2,-
OGO OOO 5000 1000. 56s 10 Of 900, &c. 70 Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves2 so; qrs a5.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-SusseI, No. 81 Capitals: S20, 900, 1000,
3,O00 2,435, of 1000 &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tick
ets 81; halves 81 ars. /.
$500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Snssex, Extra, No. 60 Capitals =
$4,000, lUOO, 57s, &C. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets Si
halves SO els. quarters a5cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 70, for lsis to
be drawn Saturday, June 9th. IS No. Lottery
ID drawn ballots Capitals S50,OO $1,000, l0,tpO
50O0 $780, $780, 2e6 30 of 500. 30 Of 75O 50 OF 400
2G7 Of 2U0, &C. Tickets S'2-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No: &c, for s4s
TO be drawn Saturday, June 10th. 90 No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: $50 900, O,0O0
5000, $500, $780, 10 Of ,00O &C., &C. Tickets $l0
halves S; qrs. SO.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. F. for lSi9
10 be drawn on Saturday, June 23d. rs No. Lottery
l2 drawn ballots. Capitals SIS, 0O0 10000, 10000,
10000, 44S3, IA of 2,O0O 200 Of Co., &C. Tickets only
Sl5-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ana
single Tickets in The Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address Ordersto NJ STRATUM,
June4 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05
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