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Lord Chatham writes 10 his nephew,
at Cambridge Ftcadu est imDrg6u
syrcn, OeSicliu,, desire may be affixed
to tho curtains Of your bed, and to the
walls of your chambers. II You do
not rise early. you never can make any
progress worth any thing. If you do
not'sct apart your hours Of reading; if
you suffer yourself, or any one else, to
break in upon them, your days will slip
through your hands. unproftably and
trvolously, unpraiscd by Ill you wish
to please, and really uncn njoyed by
yourself"
In Queen Mary's time, it is said,
square tocd shoes were all the 60, and
dand'cs were prohibited, by proclama-
ton, from wearing them more than six
inches square. at another time sharp
toes, to and inconvcnient length, and
turned up at the point, were the mode.
In every age, fashion appears to have
consisted i'll extravaganza, and nine
times out of ten, in destroying the sym
mctry OF the human form divine. Good
taste is as superior to fashion in matters
OF dress, as the beauties of the natural
flower to the gaudy productions of the
-nrt'ticial florist. The judiciously dis.
play OF the beauties of form and fea-
turc, not the unnatural distortion or
concealmcnt of them, is the proper Oh.
ject of dress.
In men there is lump upon the
windpipc formed by the thyroid cartil-
age, which is not to be seen in women.
An Arabian fable says, that this is
part of tho original apple that has stuck
IN the mans throat by the way; but
that the woman swallowed her part of it
down.
The muses. were invoked through.
oua a.! Greece, 55ut no sacrifices offered
to them; as if to indicate that gifts
could not conciliatc them. or purchase
the sacred spark Of genius.
The following striking instance of
superstition in Napoleon is mentioned
in work recently published by his va
let de cambre: '.Durinc one of his
campaigns in Italy he broke the glass
over Josephine's portrait; he never
rested till the return Of the courier he
forthwith dispatched to assure himself
OF her safety, SO strong was the impress
sion of her death upon lis mind"
Lloyd in his State Worthless, speak
ing of the hero Of Agincourt, Henry
", says, "that he had virtue of C,c-
sar in him that that ...!eay:anaar the Great
wanted, and that was sobrietv, he would
not be overtakcn in drink; and virtue
of Alexander that Caesar wanted, and
that was, he dcspiscd nattcrcrs, and
abominated liars"
When the whole French army had
been ordered to leave off powder, and
cut off their queues, many murmurcd,
but all obcycd, excepting one old gren.
adler belonging to Junots brigade,
who vowed no force should take from
him his beloved queue, unless the Gen
eral cut the first hair On this reach
ing Junot's ears, he swore that should
be no hindrance; tho man was sent for,
Jnnot took up the scissors, ami began
clipping; and, dismissed him with
twenty-franc piece, tho veteran went
contentedly to be trimmed by the bar
ber,-Memoires de Constant.
RRrTDF
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA,


AAEE Rs6 G.. Fa. AhAyHS
Would respectfully announce, that he has
now IN charge the above weN located Hotel,
convenient to the most business part OF the
Town, for travellers; directly on all streets
passing througil--and now undergoing thor.
ough repairs. lie earnestly solicits call
from his friends and the puhlic gencrally-for
he feels confident that they cannot be other
wise than pleased, as no pains Will be spared
to make all comfortable.
A variety OF the best Liquors can be had at
the Bar, crccm on Sundays. Godiard's old
iSo3 Brandy and other fine Liquors in bottles:
the most iavorc brands of Champagncs; the
choicest brands ofScgars and Tobacco; Scotch
Ale in pints; Soma WATER and ICE will be
kept constantly on hand during the summer
season.
Good Stables, roomy lots cor Drovcrs, and
always plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and
attcnsive hos.ers.
He agent for the Northern Line of Sta
gcs.
N. B-Omnibuses run regularly to and
from the Rail Road Depot for passengers,
who can also be accou dated with a car
rIage, buggy or horse to 90 into the country.
Camden, May I'd, lS49 d If
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A CARD.

!, The subscriber, having taken, lie corner
Store, (known as McLeans) would, most
respectfully, acfuaint his old Friends, and
The Public at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure 10 accommodate them IN Cut,
Ing and Making up Garments, in he mos
fashionabe and substantial manner.
lie VIII keep constantly on hand afreslis
ana seasonabsc assortment of Quitting, Of
INC iatcst and most approved Fashions, and
hopes, by punctuali,y and ilic desire 10 please
an, 10 merit continuance OF their Patron
age and confidence.
Jan. IS, 1sa9, II If
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Beef! Beef!
New AR'R'sanageAaAelAd..

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends i'll Sumtcrvillc and vicinity, that as
his opponent in the Beef business continues
to Butcher OF the srmc lavs that he does, that
he will change to MONDAYS, \VEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the DAYS he
will Butcher: tho prices arc five and six cts.
II Beef is taken regularly round-if choice
pieces every time, of the round, the price is
eight cents. All persons arc requested to
have small Book SO that the Beef can be
entered in their Book as well as mine.
June II JOHN CHINA.
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NEW DRUG STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
bis customers, friends, and the public pener
ally of Sumter, that he has, ana will constant
ly keep on hand, Fresh and we'll selected
stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye S,uffs,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Snans and
rancy Articles; all Of which will Ge so!a
cheap, by
r. SIDNEY MELLETT, MD.
One DIOR rest Of McLean's old stand
+, s. All orders from the country prompt
y attended to.
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Notice.

Application will be made to the Legislature
at lis next Session for an act Of incorporation
of the "1Iome Branch Baptist Church.
Aug 1S, lSi9 al BIN
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Notice.
Notice.

Application will be made to the I.egisla
turc at It's next Session, for Road, running
castwardly from the Claremont Depot TO the
Camden Road.
JOHN J. MOORE, Chm'n.
Board Comrs Roads,
Aug. l3, 1910 42 3m
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RECIPE

70 MAKE VERY PINE COLOGNE WATER,
az az OF Lavender. draGhm
~! ~. OF Lemon. 2 drachms
~ M OF Cinnamon. drops
Iincturo of Musk. 10 drops
Oil OF Bergamot. draehm
S,i OIL Rosemary. 9 drachms
Oil OF Cloves. 8 drop,
Rectafied Spirits of Wine. l pint
Have ready the spirits of wire in
clean bottle. Then get, at an apothcca.
ry's, the aforementioned oils and the
t'neture Of musk; having them put to-
gether in small phial, pour them into
the spirits of wine; shake the bottle we'll
and cork it tightly. twill be immedi-
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GEORGE A. HYDE,
SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 253 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
q. a. IL. Respectfully invites the attention
of his friends and the public to his large as
sortment Of Fashionable and Elegant Cloth
ing now OH hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Mandatory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
ectlons and enabling him to to sell a, New
York rates. He is now Offering this stock,
(Which is no; exceiled for RARELY, siyle, beau
iN and durability of workmanship in the
Union, at such prices as to make i an induce
E'cnt for purchasing TO call before making
their selections. A superior assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &C. &C.
constantly on hand.
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect.
GT Mr.. JOHN T DAIRY, long known in the
clothing line is now at this establishment,
where he would be happy to SEQ and serve
his friends.
GEO. A. HYDE,
Successor to Houston g. HYDE.
Charleston. May %, lS40. 30 ly
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iYWc arc authorized to an
nouncc DANIEL ii. RICHBOURG, can
didatc for The occ Of Clerk at tic ensuing
election.
Jan. 26, 1876. l3 IF
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W we are authorized to announce Majo
John BALLARD, as candidate 70
sheriff at the ensuing election.
April 26th, 1913. oG tf
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GJTac friends OF William
a. COLCLOUGiI, Esq. announce him as !,
candidate Tor Sheriff at the mex. Election.
April 10, lS4s. 25
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Candidates.

= q I 81, f.
70 r HER I FF
W Aiie friends OF A. Es. Brad-
man, ESQ, announce him us candidate for the
office Of Sheriff at the next election.
March goth, ls49, 24td
0-We are authorized to
announce MALLYssBROGDON, Esq.
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff, of Sum-
or District, at the next Election
IPW We are authorized TO
announce Col. JOHN G. REiAME. a candi-
date "a Tor the office of Sheriff, atthe ensuing
Election.
sept 81, 1S4S. az If
GTEfac Friends OF Richard
Is. BROWN, announce him as Candidate
Tor the Oific,of Sheriff of Sumter District
at the ensuing Election.
Sept. 20, 1913. AZ If
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Eass, pcrt,s ssG5ce

IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
~ Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Numbers MUnonGalia. Class 1885, Oct sOlb:
ID 81 II 63 10 "a 50 &c 66 "a % sc
Ticket Sc 81 "A, 5000, sent To this Office
Drawn Nos SUSSEX Glass No Is, Oct :9h:
90 Is GI 81 II IS 70 ID rs 81 70 81 &c 69
Ticket 1 IL s., prize Of $500 sent to this otace
Drawn Nos Nonongalia, Class No 100, Oct 3ulh:
80 IS IL So 63 ~ 50 e. ~ ~ 10 81 &C.
IL IS IS U IS 81 9 80 Al 10 50 S. ST.
Half9 As 65. another capital sent TO this office.
Drawn Nos sussex, Extra 49, Oct 81:
IG 81 So 9 tt g2 l SO 81 I 25 a &C
Ticket &c e., sncth-r prize sold by LAMBERT
Drawn Nos Mcnongalia class X, Oct 27th:
"A IS 10 81 81 SIS 6j Is II " 81
Ticket 10 IS, the ed and 4Ih Nus Il prize of $40
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass "a. oct 3isl;
$50 - 5 II II Is 80 SO 81 "a Is Is.
Half Is % rs, another Of sauc sent 10 this Office
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
FRIDAY-rhe sussex County (DsiGwafe) Lottery
Class No. 79-Capitas: els UJ0, sou, 1900, a77,
OF 600, NC. IS Nus. Is drawn. Tickets s4-slIares
in prc9G.iion.
SaTURDhY-DoliarL o;tery-The Sussex County
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. l3l-Cuplals
"a 900, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 1l-shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY ExENiNG-5ales close 1t S O'clock
The Virginia Monon gala Lottery Class No l3: "a.
pItals: $50 600, 25,ne lUum GoUJ $780, 1888, 20 1T
,Uuu 70 Nos ID dr4wn. Tickets sl1-sna:e, in pro-
portion
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, PATH.
Near; as mauy prizes as Blanks.
$4,000 100000, $4,000.
Tho Virginia Mononeaa Lottery. Class No. L-Capi.
tals prize Of StJUu1, 3J,uvJ, aLnD, l00G 330 OF
OUO Is of ,caU &c. &c Nos IL dawn. Tickets seq
shares IN proportion.
III Order. :or packages, certificates CT packages,
Jingle ke.s ia.es Tho above ,0I any Of siau-
ny X Co.'s Lotteries, t.. which there are drawings
every day, e: 1.icts vasyics FROM 81 10 $40 fortcke
wilc5aivc .he G.usi prompt attention, and tbs draw
lncs forwarded Immediately TO dstaal Adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
a1- Rscollec. tio.3-'rhsre' luck in odd numbers,
says Rory 0'More :" Oct. %
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
SyyaasGsa,a t.n..a
no. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RlcH
l$ MOND, VIRGINIA.

9Skas1 2ttSEa - !sssLs..
hJO.3, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Letalihe wo.ld say what theycan.
Forsens Prizes. SfRATToN'si the man
Drawn Nos a: Monongalla Lottery, No la5. Oct 18th:
st d 30 3t % e II e. 36 > IA 81 %
Ticket, Nos ID -, irizs Of s!cO, s,ld and i'd
BY STRaTrOS.
IS SO 81 ~ - - IL b % ~ 4, t.,
Hall, No Il % H. Il Capital, sOid aud paid by
SiKATrDN.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 81, Oct. a4,n:
IL 10 ~ 10 7 - u 50 Is 6. IS I6b Il?
Ticket Nos 81 4o'a pr'as OF saG9 sold aud paid by
STRATi'ON.
Drawn Nos Muncnga!ia Class 1913, Oct. a5th:
IS IS 81 81 ~ ~ 10 3 IS II Is 30
Drawn Nos Of sussex, No. n, Oct 26ih.
IL Is IS g. ,, 81 % al 70 50 IS s4
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. I25. Oct eth:
10 81 Sc &c 50 l 80 81 7 IS II as.
paid BY sTRATToN
Al s IS - s. Of IS IS Is IL e. 81.
Ticket Nos - a. a prize Of siu $50 returned; DO
Is 81, do of $500 sold aud paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, No 7s, Oct aMb:
4 90 % ii ~ II % - "a 70 81 10 81 46 GO.
Half Nos Ia 10 ~ prize nf SlUO; Ticket Nos % AZ
os, do OF Sioo, sold and p.id by SfRArrON.
Drawn Nos of Mononeaa, No l2s, Oct. 9th:
80 as Is CO Is II 50 IL AZ 10 i3 ~ Is.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, no a. Oct. 3ls,.
st ~ II II ID 40 SO 81 "a is 0 rs.
Whole Nos 81 II Is, prize Of S2OU; Half Nos 10 So
II. do OF OOO; Ticket Nos % Sc, the ls and end
SlIo, sold and paid b. STRATrON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
$4,000 DOLLARS-4,00O DOLLARS.
FRiDAY-Susse1 Lottery, No. 19-CapuaIs: aI5,-
00o $780, 1000, ,2s7 Of 1000, xe. rs Nos Is drawn
Tickets 81, halves ?; quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS 1000. DOLLARS,
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. l3I-
Capitals: $4,000, 900, Goo, &c. Is Nos. Is drawn
Tickets 81; halves So centsi quarters rs cents
STATE LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER. 1919
Virginia Lottery, No 1871, for lsa9, TO be drawn ard
November. 7s Nos, IA drawn: Prizes: Grand Capi.
tai Of $4,000, a5 900 ID 900, 1880 1900, 50 pri.
Of ,UOU 50 Of 100, l60 of 2UO &C. Tickets siu-
hares In proportion.
Virginia Lottery, No. 1884, 10 lie drawn Saturday, No
vrmber l0lh rs Nos, II drawn. Prizes: prize Of
sac d39, % If 5000 ia of $780, &C. Whole Tickets Sl2
-shares in proportion.
Virginia Lottery, No l37, to be drawn Saturday, No
vember l7lb, 1919 IS Nos. Is drawn So, uU0 ie OOO
O,U0O $780, 5,Un0, 1909, 2,oO5. 70 OF 300 30 OF
co., ~ 400, 20 of $40. Whole Tickets $iU-shares
in proportion
Virginia Lottery, No. l., to be drawn at AIeIan-
dria Saturday, November oath Go Nos. 10 drawn.
P,izes prize of $50 600. 10000 2JOOO TO- l78, of
800 III $780, Is Of 600, Is Of 500 249 OF 300 &c
Whoe Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters s.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets in athe Loteriss viii DO promptly at
tended To, and wings when requested Please
address nrdorsto N. STRATTON
Oct 20 Richmond, Va
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=. sutherland,
~. gEEf.Ns ats sE.t,
GUN fMPOR TER AND MANUFACfU-
RER, IA MAIN STREET,


GUN IMPORTER AND MANUFACTU-
RER, ia MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE BANKS,
INFORMS his friends and til pub 10 that he ms Jusl
1 received BY recent arrivals from London and ar
,nluuham and has on hand of his own manufacture
.rd i,nnnrt.,lou GUNS and FUWllSG TACKLE, aud
every oner article repaired by tn ilnntsman
His stock is nav complete, and oilers MAY inuuce,
inc nt5 10 the public ircis- mai only Oh account VI
the superior qnn;y !" ms pods, hui tnsf ehrafness
also lie is aware tnat II would bo dull game 10
Sporsmen TO WI Though list Of all the articles IN
his store he Will Therefore bs QUICK on the trigger III
rnumrraiins only t:ir loisowins:
GUNS AND FOWLING TACKLE
Superior Damascus Wa and siubb't@iil doupio ana
single barrel Guns
Double and single plain stubb-twist Cans
Double and single PLAIN and imitation twist Guns
Dnuoie ana psln common GerMln ,'ihs
Bra,s Steel and Silver mounted RlH's
UueIIins pocket, belt and itaveiiin- rlsto's
Self cooking, single AMI SIX 9s'fe' '.f'''"s ''o''
Gun Rife and Pistol Powder F!ishs
D,ubl, and single Shn. Pouches ana Beitt
SnIt.nd plain English ani Frencn PefcIsiion caps
S,,ort surn's Liquor Fiasss ami Pccxet Iumoiers
English, American aud scotch Cunpawder
Ooy calls Collars. Saps, Chains ana Couples
Hun,sn,ens blowing Hofns
WASH Rods, Shu, Chargers, esp Primers, Oh Cups,
Balls
Patent Gun WaddiGc, W,d Cutters
Mahogany aud Leather Gun Cases
Cun Pistol and R.f- Locks, tGs barrels
RIBS ana forged aaa flied Gun Materials oi all Kinds
for Gun",n,ths.
All ki.ly nf Repairing e1rcutea rIreditousiy, ann
il Ire neatest and durable amer, Sad al prices
which will make II 10 the Interest ~ tho public !" tpof
him with their patronage VIZ 10
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FALL STYLE HATS AND GAPS,

n L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad Street, Shoe
VI. koe Hill, has just received full and a2len-
did assortment OF Hats and Gaps OF every varie-
~, including Beaver, Brush, Russia, Mo eskin,
Silk and Fur Hats; Mems and Boys Pearl,
Black and White Reading Wool Hats, Glazed
Monterey Hats, Fur and Wool Sporting and
Ashland Has; also general assortment OF Caps
Otter, Fur, Seal and Muskra'; Mems, Boys
plain ard fancy Cloth, Velvet, Mohar and
Glazed Caps; Also Ladies' aud Misses Muhs;
all al unusually low prices, al wholesale or re-
tail. y: l.. Bell
P.S. Muskrat Mini, Coon. Fox and all kinds
of shipping tnrs bought Tor cash or taken in e1-
change tor goods. u. l.. b.
nr, t-dAc3m
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STOCK OF HORSES, MULES, CROPS
- Lnp "a /. Y 4 LIL,IitlN
.Hy .sOhn &c. 3D.. Payne.
EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

EXECUTORS SALE Of RE Al ESTA IL.
A GREEABLf to the provisions OF tie last viii ami
N testament of Milrs n. Gardner, deed, Viii sell
the Brook >prin. TIuct of land, containing hGR-
ded acres yine IN the County Of hrEiico, four niles
mouth Of the CaPi;oi IN Rcaiucnd. bn thI5 ii3ct Of
land is situated Mine al Spiing possessing MAJ;
valuable me.::cnai properties che soi peculiarly
adapted tue gtu"H Of Vegetable, al Corn aud Oats.
The Improvements con IL; q. large 1--we mig Hansr
neatly finished cabns, Kitchen, win convenicn,
Baking oven attached Ice uouEe etc II not disposed
ly TUESDAY, the liG Of The present month"; II vi!
nat day, al !. O'Clock, be exposed 10 public auc
tor the pirnsrs il flir II not, Ifr nrNt fair day.
nap OF the Farm can BE- seen a; Mr. Jnu X Ia mes
Office I'LL street, richmond. Va
The subscribe, residing an The al lining Fam, VIII
take great pleasure ~ showing The Land, IN siyEy
any Information relative 10 the THE, etc.
Oa HE dag At O'clock T. Vi, by vi:lue OF TIA
Move named authority shall otier for sale 81 pubic
auction on he prrmisss, in the cry Of Richmond, =
beautiful half ot OF and, fronting Duval street.
with very comfortable dwelling house IL besides
Kitchen aud Smsk house. The lot VIII DO divided
II purchasers should prefer II.
TERMS: One third cash, lllancr In one and two
years, bearing Inierrs; tom day sale. Bones Niii
approved srcnly viii br required, and title retained
1niil payment Of The whole II made.
DANIEL F.. GARDNER
Executor Of Miles H. Gardner, de. ID
Sale rondurtrd BY JOHN K. u. PAYNE, Auct.
kuy2-c4G.JJ
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ROBERT ]. SMITH.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
TINE subscribers continue TO give their strict
L and Individual attention to The sale oil Ne.
groes d Real Estate, beth in The city and coun-
Try, ard WILL as heretofore, gran! the usual .acili
lies 10 persons wishing TO purchase or sell his
description oi properly. They also notify their
friends and The public generally, that from NJ.
merous applications 10 conduct sales moi au,ho-
Iiz:d in Il special license, they have obtained
general lie.pse, and will hereafter conduct a
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION AGENCY,
in which they will be assisted BY Mr.. L. K. Nc.
Naushl, OF The late Grm OF McNaught, RoYs!er
& Co, viii whom they have made arrangements
10 give his special attention 10 The sales OF real
estate, horses, vehicles and merchant e Of every
description.
Families declining house. keeping and MGR
chants dispnsng Of their stocks will have tho
prompi attention OF Mr.. Mcknight, who des'co,
applying himself strictly IL This and other bran a
OF the oul door sales.
The usual sales OF horses and vehicles vi
take place al the Cary Street auction mari every
Saturday. PuLLlaM y SLaDE.
aucioneerS Wall ST.
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r W. MAURY Il CO Manasers-No. /
y under City Hotel.
Lrawu Nos of Monongaia Lottery, class X, Oct 81:
Single No Prizes SaU.
A as Is So &C SIS is IL c. So
Half 6 Is Il prize Of 900, returnecLy
HURLEY, Srnder, Richmond.
Quarter & 10 Al, a prize Of $1,000, returned by
STRATTON, Vender, Richmond.
Schemes 10 be Drawn This Week.
FRlDAY-Capllais: 5000. 1000, 1000,
1877, oi 1000. &c. Is Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-CapiIa!s: prize OF $50 GOO,
25, 900, 10000 60OO. 1000, 3l39, 81 OF 1000, 50 Of
400, 1870 OF 200. &c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
cts $40 Oct. ~
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By Esuiilalaa y SHADE.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
DY virue oi deed vi trust, execuici 10 MS by
ID John Minse & Sun, aud OF record in the
ce!ks office OF The Musings Court icf the city
OF Richmond, we shall SILL. st public auction, e.,
the 5h day oil November neyt, the iulniure in
The "Cny Ho,ei," Rithmond There arc T.oge
lhan 100 hair mattresses betsIeads, bed coihias.
carpets, bureaus, sofas, ciiaits, &c, &c.-irdced
every article necessary 10 carly on large Ho'el
This furniture vas recently purchased, Is .! good
quality and well worthy Il paolc attention.
Terms: All sans .! $50 aGd untcr cash; ove.
$50 credit OF iouI months
TH0S. $. GHOLSON, T,u.,sc.
W. l.. WATKINS,
To any che who would purchase he whole tor
nj ure favorable terms would be offered. Only
a part cash would bc required, and Tor tic BAL
ance credit VI one Two aid three years would
be gwen. is. ".
w. l.. w.
Sale cond cc!ei hy
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FASHIONABLE HATS.

FASHIONABLE HATS.
Jus, received per Adams Cos.
A Express, a few cases more Of those
Exc beautiful M,leskin and Beaver
4kGS Hats, also genllemen's, youths and
children's Ololh and Glazed caps
All Of which am anxious 10 exchange tor good
Bank Notes or California Gold dust. Don't for
gel 10 call at 1877, Eagle Square. That Is the
place. and no mistake, il you want 70 buy Hats
and Caps. K. a. ALLEN,
Fashionable Halter, 49, Ea gle Square,
next above to II. London's
Oct. "a and Nash 4 Woodhouse.
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SINTON'S NURSERY,
MAD p,cnuoND VA,

NEAR hlC 1hONti a. -
-. season for planting has arrived, the subscTf0.r
.alL .esnecully call the attention Of his friends
,s public generally to his large and extensive col
rr. o. FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, q So
a that has not been surpassed for the climate ci
- MA and nearly all gated from fruil-beafns
n,s a his own orchard. He would here rake 6eca-
a. 10 saw, that! a. the Agricultural Fair. In the Fall
rla6; Ia Richmond, tho Committee on Orchards n
snalinsly awarding him the premium on ootn apple
Peach Orchards anu also for the best exhibition Of
FRS on The day OF the FAIR.
dialogues, with directions for planting, may DO had
.tw,liam Palmer's Seed and Plough Store al Peytor
iosoons Apolhecary Store, and at the oih;e Of the
lsa,n.,n Planter, where any orders left VIII be pune
,y attended 10; and letters post paid addressed to
ne Subscriber, near Richmond, will receive prompt al
.l,ion 'oSCiH ''"'