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Nash and sy09,;laDs,sc,

A CENTS for The above great Piano FORTE
II ESTABLISHMENT, are cons andy receiving
additions to their stock. They have now on HAND
a number in 6 81 AMI oclayes Among The
LATER is truly magnificent instrument, pronoun-
ced by judges 10 be the most elegant PIANO
FORTE', both as regards lone and finish, ever
exhibited in Richmond Indeed il is an extra
ordinary instrumental fine specimen of Amer-
can skill AMI taste in This department oil industry.
The less costly and palmer descriptions Of Pr
ano Fores made by S,oiari& Durham are war
rantet in ali respects. They have meyer tailed 10
give entire satisfaction 10 purchasers.
They respectfully invite n call from all those
wishing 10 purchase or 10 examine Pianos.
ESh
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY /,
Brilliant Shame far E,Lruory 24fbf

$1,000 $4,000 $4,000 100 prizes OF 900 /,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No II, IN he drawn
on Saturday, February oath, 1919. al Baltimore 70
hos Us drawn. Grand Capitals: s6O0OO Il, OOO 20 :
OuO, 900, 5000, $50, 100 Of l610 100 oil 60o
Tickets SaO-sharrs in proportion. a Certificate of
package Of s.60-shares in proportion.
VI Ia purchasing by the package, deduct tho price
nf three tickets.
% Orders promptly and coniidentlaliy attended To
Drawings forwarded 10 all who nrdrrit Postage need
not BE- paid on orders addressed To Z. b. LUCK,
Feb ~ Richmond ".
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Office OfC. "a. saMrce!I 81 go
AGENTS For

ID. PAINE d co. GANAGERS,
RICIiM0ND. VIRGINIA.
rNHE most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America I.
) 100 0GG CAPITAL : OF $50, coo 4 .! SIS, 600,
3 of TI2 5U0-- under the management of ID. PAINE
\ CO., sole Gnniractors Of all Maryland Lotteries.
We have the pleasure Of presenting 10 aiv-Rrirers IN
lotteries the largest and most brilliant scheme ever
drawn III ihr United States. We invite particular At
trntinn Ia IL, and Challenge aromparson with other
scheme heretofore offered The prizes amount To FIVE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED TilrU sASD Dollars
To clubs and individuals this Scheme presents un
eQnaed advantages Tor packages, there being Is drawn
ballots III each package Of % tickets and pac
may contain the five highest Capitals, amounting 10
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WE present this Scheme n this early day in order
that our correspondents from all parts Of The United
States may have ample time 10 forward their orders and
receive their tickets before the day of drawing arrives
which Will take place al Baltimore the 2sih day Of
April 1919, under the superintendent Of Commission
appointed by The Governor of Maryland.
Orders for packages single tickets Will be prompt.
ly and conidenally attended 10, II addressed to the
Managers, orto
G. W. PURCELL & Co, Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class A, TO
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LOTTERIES.
SETakansa5s sulssan

'Ss2 y S>ks4Ntt.
MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.. slca.
~ MOaU, VIRGINIA
Let ali! tine world say wha. they can
Far selling Prizes. sTRATrON's the man,
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. 7, Feb. Ii:
as 81 Al 60 "a 81 81 % 5 q % al
Tickets Nos. 90 81 "a, prize o! LOCO sold
and paid by SrRATTUN.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex No. Feb ISM:
81 a. 40 ii 10 81 ST II g.
Ticket Nos + 81 55 prize al $500 >ala ana
paid BY SrR.rrON.
Drawn Nos. Monopsalia, No. sG, February iG:
SO So IS 43 73 81 g al 8 "a 46 20 20 81 %.
Ticket, Nos. e % $50 Three more, sold
Do. s 80 AZ and paid by
Do. % 81 Al } STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX, Extra, 81. Feb II:
lO4 40 S. 4G p AZ So 3s 10 SIS SO A..
Ticket Nos. 4 10 46, 800 p;r. ,. 81,
Do 81 "a 70 and paid in one
Ia Ia ~ - Lottery by
Do a. s. T. p sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Monorgala Glass d, February III:
4 GO 4s GA 7 20 So 80 81 81 ) 73 "a.
Ticker, Nos. So "a, prize Of $500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Tickets Nos. II 46 AZ, prize Of 500 sold
nhu pau " - ieti L Wv.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
10000 DOLLARSl 10000 DoLLARsl
THURSDAY-SusseI, No. 3. Capitals: $40 600,
10, OOU 5000, 1900, 25UO .a35, 10 Of 900 &c IS
Nus. is drawn. Tickets SIS; halvcs2 50; qrs l IS.
1900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements No. 30. Capals:-Sl7, 200,
5000 3,1u 2,.77, of ,UJ0, &c. Is Nos. IA drawn.
Tickets Sd; halves2i quarters j.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
ShTURDAY-Sussrx, Extra, No. % Capitals -
81 OOO 900, &C. 70 Nos II drawn. Tickets ST; halves
SO els. quarters a5cts
S55, 600! 5000 $4,000 Sil $50!
Virginia state Lottery, Glass b. for 1919, he drawn
on saturday, February cath. IS No. Lotery-l2 drawn
ballots. Prizes: s550Co, IS 900, 2O,OOo i $780, Of
1000 Of 5000, OF 5000, of 900, Tickets SIS
shares in proportion certificate nf package of
whole Tickets will be sent for SlgO-shares proper
ton
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages anG
single Tickets i'll all the Lotteries will he promptly at
tended 10, aud drawings sent whan rrqursrd. Please
address ordersto N. STRATTOS,
Feb 10 Richmond. Va.
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WOrcester's Pianos!
NOTICES or TaR PRESS

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
'hE New York Commercial Advertiser, In describ-
M The furniture in the new "Union Place HOTEL"
b. speaks:
W. are told tina, the builder of the house, Cortland
neI Esq has aimed 10 have the best furnished no.
~ View York. That would demand great skill and
others have conceived, and, so lar "a possible,
ned onl The same purpose. But we may safely say !,
,ar Union Place Hotel has one Of the most elegant
brss.i"hed Pianos we have yet seen or heard. II
one OF Worcest~r's. Technically it Is finished
ushont-'ha; Is, the back, as we'll as the front and
y''ae finished. and with equal elegance and care -
Wne Is perfectly pure, deep, and soft as the ton :
~. compass and sweetness are most happily COM
and justly exctes the admiration alike OF anna
'ersler has evidently sought toexcel even himself,
mas designed that this Piano should speak of his
sk'll TO all visitors at the hotel"
From The New York Evening Mirror
'oRGESTER'S PfANOS.-We were admring, a
DAYS since, very magnificent looking Piano
IN he elegant draw inc. room of the Union Place
I''~hen, upon an examination of its interior, we
p.rased 10 find that il came from the manufaciory
friend Worcester, Of 1877, Third Avenue. MI.
'er'thr proprietor OF the hotel Informed US, that,
s. aN len years, he had bought as many as do
s'ano Forces Of Mr. Worcester, for himself and
rs ana that all had given the most perfect satis.
W.. We have often said, aud we take pleasure In
as,ns 'n- truth, that Mr. Worcester's instruments
Az" se upon honor, and are equal to any In the
an Constantly supplied with full assortment. of
80. Choice Pianos, selected expressly for my es-
"nehl 10 which invite the attention of profes.
ana'suIs and the public. Ny prices and terms
Tnuna as liberal and as fair as can be obtained in
" Tue Northern cities. A. NORRIS.
publisher ami bookseller, late Drinker & Morris.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democrats OF the city OF Richmond are
,soues,ed 10 meet at The City Hall on Saturday
evening, February oath, at halt past P. M , TO
appoint delegates to The District Congressional
convention To be held on the Is, March.
WIN. A. PATTESON,
Pres't Dem. ASS
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Feb q-.lr,ia
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

RO5 siLS of REAL ES a e.
IL fvirlur al deed of trust executed By Gregory R0
- garni and siTah his vile, dated The 2eih DAY of
ocnb .si5, and Of record tie Cihc- 1T the Court
81 Hastings for the cry Of Rrhnoni SHAH proceed 10
sell, II punllc auction, MONDAY, th- 2tth day or
February, Al O'Clock, NJ, On thr premises. the Lot
and Building c"nvr rd by SAID deed, situated an r
street and The al Bell Tavern Alley being
the property formerly occupied by ad IL sanni, ana
adjoining The property Of lsnam EilS
such ale as Is conveyed 10 me by said deed will he
conveyed Ia the purchase. The lite il believed be
perfect. Terms ol salr-cAsH.
Tn0S. DAVIS, Trustee.
W Sale conducted by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN x co,
Feb g--,.rptls
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EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA.

An The Madison Mining and Trading Com.
AM2pany's superior, last sailing ship Glcnnlorc,
A No. /, coppered and copper fastened, built IN
Philadelphia, OF the best materials, two years old,
tonnage 467, VIM P. Poyrhress master, will sail
from this port on The 28h inst.
In addition 10 the members of the company
she will lake Limited number OF passengers
With ample accommodations, she combines all
the comforts Of Isl class vessels and has been fil-
led up with strict regard 10 ventilation and
health.
A lew more passengers can be taken il imme-
dale application be made. Price for passage,
fare, medical attendance and liberal allowance
Tor baggage $3.50, payable in advance.
For freight, consisnmenls, passage &C., apply
10 CHAS F. OSBORNE.
Commercial Agent Richmond, Va.
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SAMUEL sUTaIEEsLAND
GUN M AKER.

Opposite The Banks, Nam Street, Ricamond, Va.
Has on hand and is receiving large and ge-
neral assortment OF all the articles in his line oil
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
of the public TO his Stock OF Goods, as offering
every inducement to them to purchase, on the
score OF economy, and the superior quality OF his
materials.
Amongst his Stock OF Goods may be found the
following assortment, which nc will offer 10 the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND FOWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire andstubb-tw istdonbe
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
Do do do common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Ducling pocket betand travelling Pistols
Scli-cocking, single and six barrelrevolyng Pis-
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
sportsmens Liquor Fasks and PocketT umblers
English, American and Scotch Gnnpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couple.
Hun,smen's Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrel,
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all
kinds, for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &c,
Hes prepared TO execute all kinds Of Repair.
ing, expeGiliously, in the neatest and mosldurable
manner, and at such prices as will make tito the
interest OF the public TO favor him With their pat
ronage. February 8
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EIEEM1a eAEEia.E.

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fVHE following Lotteries are offered 10 the numerous
friends and patrons Of this famous prize office =
Orders for Tickets in these or smaller Lotteries which
are ha drawing meet las ever with prompt and con
ndeh'ial attention. Orders respectfully solicited
Address e.. B. LUCK Richmond Va
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GREAT REDUCTION

Wishing 10 reduce my sleek as
sgTfA low as possible, 10 make room Tor
d Isl my Spring supply, will sell HATS
HA and CAPS Ill great reduction, on
"a former prices-S5 HAS Tor "a and
81 Hats for So, anu all o!hrr articles III proper
ton. All persons wishing 10 get bargains in
Has and Caps now have an opportunity OF
doing SO by Calling al my Store.
r. A. ALLEN,
No. 81 Main Slyeel, next door to Purcell,
Ladd d Co. Jan 81
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TRIBUTE OF RESpECT

TRIBUTE or RESPECT.
VIRGINIA.: At u Court of monthly session, held for
schmcnd county, al the Courthouse, on Monday, the
aiay Of February, le49:
Whrieas, 1t has pleased God TO remove, by death,
iokGs w. CRirTRsDrs, member OF this Bar and an
t-r of this Court, the Court and Bar, and officers Of
ne Couit take this, tie earliest opportunity, Of paying
.gh tribute OF respect To The memory of The deceas
l.. Mr.. Cfttrnden WAS gentl. man Of bland and al
.lr manners, kind in his feelings, aniable in his dis
,tion industrious in his habits, honorable In his
B;uci, and, above all lie was christian OF unaffect
81 pi.iy:-
Resolved therefore, That as testimonial Of respect
10, the deceased, We Will wear the usual badge Of
7yg,ning for the space of thirty days.
G,soi,rd, That We tender 10 his bereayed mother
rd .hiren our heartfelt sympathy In their bereave-
l,n
Resolved That these proceedings be spread upon the
-tNis ol The Court, and that copy of the same be
the mother Of The deceased and also that they
* published m the Richmond Enquirer and Wing.
A Copy-Teste,
J. n. JEFFRIES, d. C.
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RORERT R HOWISON

TTAS removed his office to the Claw Build
III ing" near the new Courl House.
He will, as heretofore practice regularly in
the Courts of Richmond City and the county Of
Henrico. Dec 8-dlw&law2m
A GOOD FARM HAND FOR HIRE
n Apply at the Enquirer Office.
Feb 20-d&cif
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AUCTION SALES.
BY PULLIAhi Il SLADE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL, F
RI


e virtue II TWO DEGREES pronounced by the SupeTar
- Court .; thancrrs for Tie Richmond Circuit, Ia
th' Cause q! G."dr Vaughan and ais. t..rreirI
pr.tn.. III. .l~t ay Jdn., lei. and ~ The TN
"a ol Jah-, ic's Respectively, shall, the Com
Iissionr: by L!r .aIi G.rfac> appointed, proceed
Thursday ihr 18Th day Of February, sig, ii O'clock
l.. .. Upon the pei;.iseS, Ia SELL II pubic auction
Tue highest uiiGrt lot rtoInd II ing On The
westerly -ide !" 'ih street, IN the Iiy Richmond
hr!"rsH i.iiS aud t-ieh stIec, t..Hn. upon seventh
street, ioy one rrt ana SIX inches, anu running lac
one hundred and - irtt. The said lot is bounded
on The so,tli e:srIy side by the loI James T. Heath
and oh The South westerly slide by nt lie long m. 10
The estate Of Richard Not>hin, drcrased ana has
thereon Two sorry buck dwelling and q al houses
The terms II sale one fourth cash and The re- RI
due IN three equal n>ianrnIs, al T. 2and II months
respectively from The day Of SAFE the purchaser txecu
ting bond with security inr the deferred INSTRUMENTS
anb The THE Ia br retained until the hnuds are ia.d
The THE Is believed 10 be ptIitci; tut, selling
Commissioner, shall sell ui- only as il vested
IN me by the SAID decree.
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
70 sale 10 be conducted By PULLlAM & sLsDE,
antii"nrer'. Jan. 26-dtds
PosTPONEMENT.-Th- above sale has been pos,
ponrd until SATURDAY, the lGth March when IL II
take place NJ O'Clock, PM.
Feb 10 PTLLlAM K SLAUE. Auctouerfs
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OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA.

The Board OF Directors have appointed Viii.
liam r. Munford, Esq. as Secretary of the Com
nauy. Mr.. Muniord is young gentleman ul
hue character and capacity and his friends feel
sIeat confidence that he will hll.this responsible
and laborious office satisfactorily and efficiently
E2nuhIi6dn
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SPLENDID DRESS BOOTS.
SOMETHING REALLY BEAU IlFUL.

WILLIS MAKE
w f have on hand, just received, splendid
w lot OF Mics fine Dress Boots, an extra
lot Those wanting something really b"aurul.
sol; and nice, viii call on The subscriber where
they can b. supplies, We have also a fine lot
Of Miles double Waterproof, a Boot that IS
really desirable.
Jan. I3 PUrNEY d WATTS.
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William, MI. Fulton.

ATTORNEY At LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
A NDCOMMISSIoNER OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con
N npctcut Delaware. Florida, Georgia, Illinois. In
diana Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Miehi-
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jer-
sew New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
Wisconsin. &c.
Office over Joseph Bonavita, No &c, Main street, OPP
posle To Thomas Il. Price & Co.
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New GoOdS by Express.

DARKER, BAYLY & NIMMO are openin
i 10 day, Feb BON, 1919:
Blue Mousin; Silks; Kid Gloves
Table DamasRs
Linen Camblic and Lawn Hdkls
Black Grodefine Cravals; Fancy do
Swiss Mus ns; Grape Shawls
Umbrellas; Piano Covers; Table 90
Linen Crumb Cloths, &c. &c.
Feb 20
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A OBLIGATIONS will be received until Inc
II 4,h Of March next, for the Office OF Marion
in The Orphan Asylum OF the Female Humane
Association. The applicant must be qualified 10
teach all The branches of a good English educa-
ton and needlework. The housekeeping depart
ment is already provided for. None need apply
but those who in addition 10 the above, can bring
the most unexceptionabe testimonials Of a good
moral and religions character. A lady having
no children would be preferred. The applications
must be sent 10 The Asylum. BY order OF the Pre-
sident Feb l5-l0l
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
>RS The Pacific Mining and Trading Compa-
ARny's superior A coppered and copper fas.
tened, fast sailing, clipper built ship Mariana,
Capt. George S. Lownes, will sail from the wharf
at this place, on the 22d inst, positively. She
has very superior furnished accommodations for
passengers A few more passengers can be ac-
commodaled ii immediate application be made.
The bulk OF 1000 barrels more freight can be
taken. Apply 10
RANKIN & WHlTLOCK,
On The Dock, or 10
JOS. P. JONES, 203 Main 81.
a handsome panied model OF The ship can be
seen al The office Of Rankin & Whi,lock.
Feb 6-ctt
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FORTUNES sssssEE.
STAND BACK, IGENTLEMEN, AND LET TIL

"STAND BhCk, IGENIl.EMEN, AND LEI TIE
FLUID PASS
THE subscriber having heen appointed by Dame
Fortune one of agents IN distributing her
favors amongst the people III THIS part OF the world, has
located hmselfat No. q, Iain street, Richmond, front
part OF the green house, and three doors above the Old
to receive orders from any parl Of the country, which
will be promptly and conhdentlaly attended 10. IL is
useless for him 10 advise dictate IT, any one what l.
their interest In securing to them 'elves, ny small
Investment, competency Tor liir ana rs he ~ opposed
To the putting SYSTEM will not do 40, but will only
marx that IL any of his friends The public general
y have any spare change that they feel disposed IN
risk in this way. they VIII always find supply, and
variety tickets in all lotteries under the Management
of the old firm, ID. PAINE s. CO., who, for the short
have been the successful Managers The United
States Schemes of lotteries, with prizes of $4,000
dollars ,0O0 30.ne0, 10000, 10000 5000, &c, &c.
&C., can be had al my office and tickets, from
twenty dollars. always on hand. For particulars, see
bills of the day. RICHARD CHALK,
No. q. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Thursday-Md. Consolidated, 35. 7s Nos,
l3 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, of $500. 4 Of
1850, 20 Of $50. &c. Tickets SIS.
Friday-Maryland CONSOLIDATED, So IS Nos.
IA drawn. Capitals $4,000, 3 OF 5000, 5 Of
500, &c. Tickets S4
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Glass l3. 70
Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, co.
OO0 1880 5000, 1850, 100 OF 1000, 100 o! Co.,
&c. Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF
packages in the above Lotteries, or in all Loe-
ries advertised by Messrs. D. Paine Co, attend
ed 10 with promp,ncss, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. r. CHALK.
Feb 10
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FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.
Az The new barque, ]. G. Coley, Captain
~ VIM. Smith, now loading al Norfolk, and
having number OF passengers engaged, will
sail from that place on Tuesday, 9Th instant, for
San Francisco.
Passage 1926; freigh, 81 per barrel. For fur
Their particulars apply TO
HASKIN5 & LIBBY.
P. S. The ]. G. Colley is about eighteen
months old, has just been coppered, is considered
fast saer, with an experienced commander,
has two cabins, one on and the other under deck,
and has good accommodations Tor about fifty
passengers. An experienced supercarso will 60
out in her. Freight from this place 10 Norfolk
will be paid by The vessel. H. & l..
Feb. 20
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned to Rich
Lmond and will practise in the Courts held In this
CITY and county and the adjoining counties.
St-Ofice over Msssrs Smith Harwood's, Main
street, May2-lyd&e
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MEREDITH & HAkVIE,
~ cyS at EaW

WILL attend the Courts of Richmond City, enrico,
w Hanover, King William and Gooehland. ~
Iohn s. Meredith will reside in Hanover. His Post
Office il Richmond, Va.
WIN W. Harvies office, corner of Main and 18th
.,s .Entr,ncr on IIth. Feb 2o-2awdAclmif
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR FEBRUARY 24rH.
$4,000 $4,000! $4,000!

SGOOOO SIOOOU! $50, 200!
100 prizes o; 1000 Dollars each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, February 2ith, lS49 At Baltimore. rs
Nos. Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of sGo,COO prizeof $4,000
10000 :" 4,75O
10000 100 prizes OF OUs
i25O0 100 8 900
Tickets S20 halves 10. quarters D. Certificate of a
package of wlIoes s2i0-shares ia proportion.
pr In purchasing by the package, deduct the prceo
three Tickets.
RT Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, any otnsr Lottery, drawing
daily, (price III rckeisrom 81 To S20, under
nagemeni, address us, or G. w. PURCELL,
AgsniforD d. PAINE & CO., Richmond Va.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICED
ZEN, CHlLES & co. are now selling
IN Clothing a, such low prices, that persons
can scarcely keep from buying. Now is The time
for bargains-come 10 No. l02 with cash in hand
and We guarantee you are pleased.
KEEN, CHlLES & CO,
N. B.-A large lot OF Merino Shirts ard
Drawers, cheap lor cash, BY
Feb, X, C. g. co.
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FOR RENT,
THE store and dwelling, No. %, south side
i Main street. The store runs back 10 an
alley in the rear, and has been occupied tor ma
ny years as Dry Goods Store.
The dwelling part is large and comfortable,
with good kitchen; also, hydrant in The yard.
Terms moderate-e enquire OF
Feb. 81 GAYNOR & WOOD.
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NOTICE
NIACAULYS HISTORY OF ENGLAND
ltl will be for sale at the Exchange Book
Store to less price than it has been selling at.
A rew edition is to appear in a few days, each
volume to contain the same as The present one,
al 81 81 per volume. Those who wish one OF
the first copies, would get it by leaving their
names at my Store. JOHN M. WEST,
l4lh Street., next 10 the Pos, Office.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class A, to
be drawuon Saturday, April 2.tl, 1919 IS No. Lolle
fy-I5 drawn ballots

Prizes amounting 10 5 400 600 Dollars!
Whole Tickets 800; hllyrs, quarters md eghihs ii
proportion. certificate OF whole Tickets 81 900
shares IN proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-22
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WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEDS.

THE subscriber ha- JUST comu,-ncrd rtc-ving his
DEN SEEDS. cultivated On the grounds al Mr.. David
Landrrh Philadelphia, the qnal,tY Of whose srrds
generally Known. that there bur lev per
having occasion 10 purchase srrd-, who can he
nnaclIainird with them.
The following compose part Of my assortment, and