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Houses much NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hs-ldes Ihr SWIM.
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nnc shore for sur. bathing.
No place can b. more healthy In evidence, s;a,r
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69ndtd, not visitor resident 81 PuIi NJ all
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CHARGES FOR GOARu:
By the day, 81 90
BY Tie week n the rate Of 80 per day.
BY the month ~ The rate OF Ue per day.
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May 2b-dScim JAiiES : FRENCH.
10 Richmond and Petersburg papers viii please 90.
py 10 the amount Il i've dollars each
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rF HOLLY WOOD CEMETERY TIE
sale of Los in the Holly Wood Cemetery will
take place this evening a, o'clock precisely. A
plan OF the lois, with The valuations attached,
may be seen this morning al the cfhre OF The
Auclioneer w. GODDlN.
lime Dc
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Long hair IS a glory - wonln,' sag Paul,
And an fer! the truth Of t;Ir plnus quotation,
Preserve u tuen, ladI.--yurr glory nav tai,
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III iIItI ruu rlt ariirr
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3 prizes OF $4,000 each

3 prizes OF Sl3 600 each
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class
No 49, Capitas of SI3 900, 600 100, 9os, 10 oil
lO0O 10 of 5y0 &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So
shares in proportion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scheme. The Delaware
State Lottery Class No. &C. Capitals: $4,000 $4,000,
10000, 0UU, 5UUp, 4,DG0, $3.50, ~ Of ,v00 &c Is
Nos, - drawn. Tickets Slv-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY--Thr Virginia Mononralia Lottery.
Glass No &c. Capitals SIS 900, 5000, 5000, 5000,
$780, 10 Of 0G0. 10 Of 500, IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets IS; halves So qrs. IS.
PRIDAY-The Sussex county (Deawarel Lottery,
Class No. 49, Capitals: Sl5,0U0, 5000, of 1000,
334, is of 1000, &C. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves ?: quarters 1.
SATURDAY-Doilar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 7s. Capitals:
SIS 000 200, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.;
halves 50 cts.; quarters IS c.
Saturday Evenine-Saes close al 5o'clock.
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81 for l649
Capi,as s35, JOG, UUU, 6,uOU, $780, of 1000 $780,
1855, 10 of 900, &c. IL Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
slU-shares IN proportion
10 Orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages,
single ickels shares the above or III any of Mau
~ 81 Co.'s Lotteries, cot which there drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 $40 iorcke;s
wifecoive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ngs forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond. Va.
W Reeollocl No.3-stThsre'slu luck odd numbers,
saws Rory O'More - June 5
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MAXINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH noSD

aIsa WATER THIS DAY At s O'Clock. A. n.
ARRIVED,
Schr Ashland, Parker, New York.
Schr H II galman, Young, New York.
8 hr Patrick Henry, Cheser, New Orleans.
Schr Lamartne, Brown, Boston.
Schr Ionic, Sadler, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr R C. Ware North, Baltimore.
Schr Mary ISABELLA, Wocltord, Baltimore.
Schr Charger, Brakeman, New Yoik.
Srhr John Snll, Teal, Philadelphia.
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l. a m ert's % iii c e !,

IrONUILNLI no 81
On Fourteenth Street, under iae Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Class 20, May 10:
"a 4 5 4S 9 81 u d G5 81 Il % 10 81.
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 81 So, prize OF $500, was
sent 10 this office.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass 72June l6:
50 u 81 10 - IL i3 II ~ Is Ia ~ 20
Ticket Nos. IL AZ 40, do Is 90 81, two mare prizes
sold hy LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery. Class 4l-Juns 22d:
- So IS 3 62 "a 90 % 81 81 a CO.
Half Ticket. Nos q 90 IS, small prize OF one hun
dred dollais, returned.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra No 7s-June 23d
60 6 81 70 Is a % IS "a IA - IL SO 10.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery, No F-June Odd
81 So IL ~ 10 IS 6s - 10 Is 90 AZ.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND June l4th, 1919
The parties interested In the foregoing decree are
hereby bottled TO attend at my Off e. 10 The city Of
Richmond on the LIST day Of October next al 10 o.
clock NJ, with the evidence necessary IN enable me
June l6-cw2m JOHN SHORE, CONT
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TIE CHEAPEST CALIcoEs IN TOWN.
4 Ii In want OF bargains 10 Calicoes, can
"A buy them at unusually low prices, al
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
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June ~ Sign Of the Dry Goods Bog.
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. Palmer CO.,
ltl Richmond, Virginia.
This Day, at IL ocIock-2,6O0, 6 OF 1000. &c.
Tickets 81.
AIS o'clock-Sis,0 600, 5000, &c. Tickets 5.
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated %:
81 % So IA 3 9 36 s 8 So So % I
June 26 C.. w. PURCELL & co.
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