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THE CELEBRATED
j EW DAVE D. s,
Ar HnhreHs Plaster

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains In III.
n Side, Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhsu-
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this Plaster has EQUAL. The great celebrity which
IL has already acquired, not only in The old but iii tho
new word-the extraordinary cures il has performed
in the most extreme of suffering have acquired
fori such reputation, that the proprietor has not-un
til Eecenty-heen able To supply half the demand.
The sales throug hout every city, town and village in
the United States without 4 parallel!
A circumstance surprising, when The vast amount
of human suffering relieved by its is considered.
In Spinal Detects the benefit usually il Of the de-
cded character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
out Of twenty readily yield To the penetrating STU
mua combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute chronic, the claims of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since heen universally
acknowledged. Those who are iaborlne under weak
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brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
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As supporter IN cases of constitutional weakness u
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commended To Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific was ca
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in the old world, and will be found entirely fee from
those objections which If omriaint with
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% These pasters possess the advantage sc being
put up In air tight boIes-lence they retain therful
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND BASE mi
TATlONS
None genuine without the engraving or .Jep Ddud on
the wrapper around each box Price so cents per box
Each box contains sufficient spread six eight pla.-
ters.
No 49, Charters Street, New Orleans General Agents
for the South aud West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL Richmond.
GAYNOR WOOD, Richmond
THOS. II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
Nv. h G. II. TIMBERLAKE, Charlottesville
May 24-d1yew
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UNITED STATES
ENTRAL
Clothing Mandatory.
WIN 6 SCARFF.

No 81, Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
VfNHE above being the largest Ciotllne Mannlacory
l. in the State of Virginia am tnahlrd 10 keep con-
stanty on hand very large and extensive assortment
Of READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all The latest and fashionable styles Of the season. and
nj prices that cannot fail 10 please
Also, a large and splendid Assortment OF fresh i'm
ported French and English Cloths, Cassmeres aud
Vetings; and, having engaged superior cutters, Gar
ments will be made ,p Al The lowest possible price, and
the shortest notice. Good I'll warranted IN all cases.
CLOTHING:
Blue, black, brown and nve lless and Frock Coats,
made OF French and English Cloth, warranted, and no
mistake AT pri. - ranging from SiO 10 ..
Cloth, Cashmere aud Tweeds once and Business
Coats. flom Ste To-
l,nrlish, French and American Cashmere Pants,
froel 81 so 10 ~
Vests Of every variety and style, such rs Cashmere,
Fancy Velvet SIX B,mhazine Buff; also, few pat
telps of those beautiful Fancy TiRsei vesngs suita.
Bile for parties, and 81 much admired
Servants Clothing of every description, and al prices
not 10 be touched IN this ety.
~ B.--B-in- the Agrn1 of one oil The largest shirt
Manufactures NJ The North an constantly supplied
with every kind Of and fashionable Linen Shirts,
Mefno and Lambs Wo6' Shirts aud Drawers, hosie
ry, silk Neck TiS scarfs, Pocket HandkrrcLrfs sus-
penders and In act every article usually found in 4
Enlistment
Ing 10 sell again " mid do well 10 cal and examine my
large and extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
and am confident they will find Il TO their advantage.
WM. 8. SCARF, No. 81, Main Street
March l0-d3m&cw3m
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ey seiillagso, Goddis,

SALE OF LAND, LYING ~ LOUpOUS
COUNTY, UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
DIHStAST IN the provisions - deed Of trust, da
led the vth day At June, lsit, ana dnly recorded
m thr tI-rh' Oilitr - LodduJu County court, raecu-
led hy William i IHeHGrH L. tnr undersigned, tor
purpose Il securing The tbi therein mentioned, due
IL Hiiiam S-ldrn, We shan, on MONDAY. the nh day
II apri I-g, ~ O'clock, proceed u sell III from II
The Cont og.c, ~ tnr to"n ~ leeshurs, ~ public
auction. 1l2 acres ~ land moft or les, lslnc IN Lou
duuu county. Va bounded - tn- West bS Broad Kun,
adIuluu. thu lands 81 20. Jug Mc,an, - tie AoiiA,
at the ~ LIninH t'aTrr IN u" East. and Al Mr..
BENJAMIN Bridges ~ ttr south. me tGTrps- fcad4
leading from !.-t>buig I" Washington ana I" airNan-
iria handsomely divide = - II extends within tao
boring roads tee rasy connected nh rnnve nleni land
iusS Tor canal boats entering am. leaving hr thrri
prdkr aud OHIO Iaaai through the rrdtr rom SENECA
FANS Dam. II 9tsirahlc, tr tact WI hr divided into
convenient sized farms " the shall be- suc
The time apgulnlrt abnNc a. IL prevent the ae bruR
made al that day, tirn The sair said land VIII he
continued from dly d,s, snnday excepted, al tho
same hour until such sale shalt hr effected We be-
iirvr The i- 10 r property 10 D. good, int A. We Fell
iustrt-, we shall only convey -nch III. Is vested
III rs the fr-i ~ mas; aforesaid under which Ito
safe vii br made
required cash, AMI tHr naiIac- 10 three tqdi install
nir.ls bearing ihief,,l itpu tho day at sac payable
semi tnnuas-Au - o. Narn in>i,amtn- a credit ~
one No nri three wlli b- gvr;,. tic purchaser
Executing deed ~ iius, on Inc property sold. 10
the p.y al ne sanr, wnh tho accfuing inter
r>' thereon
H. thr event of failure l. compy with the terms d
sale thu property VIII hr ~ sold At the fisk and .N
pence OF tiir iT-i purchaser
IuFiIS y. ELLEITD
". GoDn!Si Trustee
WM. u. MUTT,
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MAN MADE OF MONEY.

MAN MADE OF MONEY.
nor sale by J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
i April 3.
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A Man made OF Money Novel; by Douglas
Jerrod-25 cents.
Narrative OF the late expedition 10 The Dead
Sea, from Diary OF one OF The party; edited by
E P. Montague; with map oil the Holy Land
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Poems OF Religion and Society; BY John
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Fremoni's Oregon and California, new cdi-
lion, with paies-bound, 81 25.
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-25 cents.
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25 ceets.
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the South West, containing an account OF the
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-25 cents.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance and for sale at
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- SlOLEN from my staDie, near IHtsttI-
NI\ field Court on the alst March, before
~ O'Clock al night, Hight BAY Horse,
-4Lyears old, in good condition, rather over the
common size, rather slender and neatly formed body;
coat Of hair inclined be rough, particularly or the
legs, aud light coloed the back of them star In The
forehead about the size Of dollar; both hind feet
white above the ankles busliy name, lately trimmed,
foretop off; long tail and narrow hoois He Is gay
and sprghtly his gaits PAGES fast aud rather rough
ly; NV out his hind legs IN moving, particularly in
walk, and more so through sandy or mirry ground.
The servants state that white man, with thin Vi.
sage and thirty yeats of age, about the common
size with short drab overcoat, with outside pockets,
dark pantaIoons, sumelastic nver.shoes bound with
red aud striped cap, entered my stable during show
OF rain, examined my horses very closely, and adj
mred the stolen very much, eDqulred into his qua
lties &c He had with him pair Of long, 0ld.fashon
ed saddle bags not much used, and an umbrella. My
saddle and bride were also takrn; both good deal
used the s,irrups were odd ones; one Is seel one,
and good deal worn al the bottom, and part broken
off the other had been plated but so much rubbed of
as 10 match the other very wel both of them had
springs One of the bride rens had been broken and
mended foot from the biz the latter was steel
one rank, aud had ring in the middle Of the mouth.
piece one of the side. pieces was bent will give
reward Of thirty dollars for the recovery of the proper
~ aud detection Of the the, and The law allows TWEEN
" dollars for the thief. L. IL. ANDERSON.
Apr 3-clt
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SALE OF Il LARGE AUMHER OF
VaE,eJ a ESs ,sI LATES

.sY lr authority ordcr IL the County CONT ot
- Campbell county. made n IT. rbrtrs ic.m, lsi9
wr sI on MONDAY. The sun iiy ~ Apfi!, 1873. NJ
hr Big Lick tlt county ~ Roanoke, "hrr for sai-
al public auction, about v-ngy tsgi NEGROES, ~ all
ages and hol! sexes. These N.srur, have teen vel
raised and iirltrt accustomed {" all h' work lnt
Grnt EfaG,a farming. ini t'l- Silr Nh Afford ~
yrrablc uppnrtnnl.Y al Investment (" agfculnrIsts
wlshin. Ia purchase snca properly. Sh"gid iht day
above Indicated br lLC.menl a. 10 prevent sale, II
j. III made THE iay thereafter, ~ The Ert suit
able day ana hr cn;tnlei rom day - LAY un,.i CON.
pl-tr1.
TERMS OF SALE-S iil of tvrlvr months vii
H. given Tor The purchase money, lhr purchaser tar
tutiur bond wi,h ggpi personal ,tcHy, 4hJ.ctoiyt
a.. From th- requirement III security thrt- tsiii ~
departure. There wa H. Warranty ~ my sufi
oar pant, bn tale Il believed a. - nngu--ouabr.
Hs. WAITS,
tnHb Is. al NiERG,
Committee, =, of Martin. Watt.
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hs NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS
xr. GOODS, sc.
william j. Swords,

w. 20, Broad Street Sign OF the Dry Goods
~, Box.
RE subscriber has Just returned from New
-, York, where he has purchased choice as.
,..'neh' o! Ladies Dress Goods of the newest
s.,s ana most approved patterns; together with
a.se variety OF other seasonable goods too mn.
as,ous 10 paiticularize. He MOST resnecttnliv
,,.m as ms friends, and the public generally 10
,s'. 'n'he ms sock, which has been selected
bem bha'y wnh great deal OF care. assuring
WIZ US VIII offer every inducemep, 10 nlease
srknnn ,am :. Swords takes this opportunity Of
lie ~, thanks 10 his friends. and the nub-
and ba. we very liberal patronage already e;ven
receive oy anwearied exer,ion, 10 merit and
e continuation of the same. Anr;, Q ''
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EssRENNE2S sassiis:,

Capital FIXES SU'd III the cli} anu >c' " coi-
respondents.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday--Bel Air, Is. IS Nos, IL drawn
Capitals; $4,000 3 Of 5000, 3 d 1000, % d
1000, Sc. Tickets 50.
Wednesday Canal, No. IS. =
Nos l6 drawn. Capitals: S35 900, $4,000, 1910
1908, 20 Of 1000, &c. Tickets so.
Thursday Maryland ConsniIiaIcd, SO. -
Nos, ~ drawn. Capitals: S25, 000 Of 5000
Of $500, 10 nt $50, &c. Tickets So.
Friday-MaryIanJ Consolidated, 3d. &c Nos
l3 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 2O0O, 1000
500, &c. Tickets Sd.
Salurday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 49, ID
Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: ssS7 500, 20 Of $500
% o. 1900, 25 Of $50, Nc. Tickets Sl0-sharcs
in proportion
ar Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in The above Lotteries, or in all LoIlc-
ries advertised BY Messrs. d. Paine Co, Attend
ed 10 whh promplness, and drawings forwarded
10 all who wish it. R. CHALK.
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e Fresh Dry GOODS

No. 10 VAIN STREET,
w ORD, FERGUSON s. BARKSDALE
w have now in store a large aud handsome
assortment. Of Staple and Fancy Dev Goods,
which they offer for sale on accommodating terms
AM respectfully invite thei. friends and the pub
NC generally, 10 examine their stock, consisting
" par of large assortment Of figured, change
soe and oiheE Silks; Silk Gondoliers; Tissues;
B'oche Bareges; striped Bareges; blue, green and
r,'FS De Lame; Grenadines; Ginehams; Lawns;
lpaS'ne's; Cambrics; Lace Capes; Collars, &c.
s'ssnss Of every variety, plain and fancy Silk
a. sailn Crava,s together with every other va
''e,y OF genllemen's dress goods.
March 23-dti
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". LII Eao MAIN , KEEL htthW"f.
IN Virginia.
oh. you in search Of gold, wher-'er y"n roam,
Remember. HuRLEY'S Office as hrrn''-as home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, Ie4y.
To be drarn Dist Aprii
So 501 Capital Prz-l $1,000 Lowest Three
Number Prizsi
Virginia Monangai Lottery, Class u, Tor lsj9, 10
he drawn on saturday, April 2ls y drawn Mint
hersouI OTIS Capitals: 2,5CO s,OCe = OOO H. quo,
10000, 2li Of ,Dnu 63 nf 5OD 20 oi aoo &c. ilcs't>
$50; hlves 10; quarters ;; eghlhs 81. certificate
Of package al - Whole Tickets S2in-aivrs, quarters
and eighths III proportions.
Delaware Lottery, No Il, IL he drawn apfll Ii!i.
- 40 Lotiery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals s33 10
1900, 10000 10 of ,700 10 Of 200 Il of Go, sc :
Tickets SlA-sIarrs III prnpnriian
Virginia Moaongaill Lottery. Glass No a-, for 1919
Ia he drawn on Saturday, April uh. is drawn Nos.
in package Of - Tickets. Scheme: Sio,UOu, ~ ~
1000 10 Of 693, ~ Of 200, 10 81 30, SC IicHt
Sl0--siarrs IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. Is, T. BE- drawn April llli. =
"a No Lotiery-l3 drawn ballots. Capitals; S31,.hi'
1880. S,Unn iO1 1000 2d2O 81 Of 1000, 80 oi 3op
&c. Tickets SlD-aiaTrs III proportion.
Virginia Munongalia Lottery, No. 81, for 1891 BE-
drawn Saturday, April lih I, Nos, " drawn
scheme: S35 nr1, 70 900 l0,G9U 5,OUl, 35nO. 3OcO
o,oss, &c. Tickets so halves $; qnartrrs2 3D.
Delaware Lottery, 70. 10, 10 be drawn April 18TH :
SIS Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: sO,0@ l2,uO0, s,oGo
5000, nc. Tickets sl0; haives5; quarters SO.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: S5s,GOn, Io 100, ,'"'
eDuO nuO 1000 10 Of Gan, ~ Of Hon. &c. Ticket
SIS; h;lves 50: quarters , Is
Virginia Moanngaa Lottery, Glass n" 30, Tor lt's'
To b- drawn saturday, April 2oih. Is "" LOTTERY
Is drawn ballots Capitals: s5',nol, ao,ooo, @o,"uo
10, OOO - 600 10 Of son. 2JO Of 200, &C. Tickets
SlD; halves 5; qIari-rs2 so.
Orders FOR certificates Packages, single Iick-t-
aud Shares in any ofihe above Schemes addressed IL
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten
tun and an account al each drawing forwarded a
sonn "a IL liz received.
N.B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 anc
frnm his office.
fiurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors
Hurley has n! times complete assortment of lick
et. ranging in pice from 81 IL 500.
IIuriry's rule II 10 cash all prizes ii sight.
Please address your nraersin WM. HURLEY,
No.l9, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. Apr2
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Hujldjng and HrjckIaying

THE subscriber begs leave 10 return his sincere
thanks 10 the citizens of Richmond and lis vicl'
nifty for the kindness and patronage extended 10 nun
when engaged in the Building business In conneclioh
with his late partner, Mr.. R. v. Beazely
He has purchased all the materials, implements, &c.
Of the late firm and is now ready 10 do any kind OF
Brick work with neatness and despatch tie pledges
himself to attend personally all business entrusted
TO him. and promises that those paronishs MN shai'
not be disappointed. NIL,
ne has n ward in Manchester as well as In Rich
mond; and consequently will attend TO any thing In
hs line Of bnsess ON one side Of the river well as
on me other JOHN ID QUARLES.
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MERCHANDISE
spring ssocA Tor Es49.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
G. /. O u Il i Il O.

4 L. y ]! Ii | II u,
DOR sale Al FLEETS great NORTuERN
L CLOTHING MANUFACTORY, No.
l5b, Sian street, II aoor from u II street, AM
ms: Clothing Sore Below he Banks
Having inst returned from the North with an entire
new stock of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING, mi
assortment If CLOff rs and CA<slMERES twu fret
rate Cutters and from ntly fifty hands engaged and
daily employed Ia mating up Earm. MS in tbs civ
in inly prepared l. make up 10 unirr II Srw York
prices. Among my cheap Goods Will be found
2Gn cloth Dress Goats, from 81 5Utos S.
.-lA do - from si1 10 SIS.
3U0 tweed, CASHMERE and cashinefrtt Sacks from
81 so tus'.
aGu Summer Coats, from 81 10 81 81.
800 pair cashmere Pants, tIrm 81 50 Ia 81.
a00 pair las>inrtt PantS, ;Iom 81 - I" g. -.
800 sip. French Pants, from 81 ~ 20 50.
:I5a light Summer Vests, from 6 10 S.
aa0 rich figured silk anG Satin Vests, from IS So.
Rich and fashionable silk CGIvals and Scaris
silk Imd-I Shirts and DIawrTs, At low prices.
Also, MeIinO Shirts and Drawers, II casa Prices.
CALiFORAlA GOODS.
$50 dozen Shirts from 80 cents 10 - cents
100 heavy Monkey Jackets, from s. 10 81 80.
loo heavy over Goats.
lah pair saitinrtt Pants, from 81 10 81 30.
70 pair Corduroy lanl>, jnsihe hing, at low prices
India Rubber Coats, Lille Preserves.
tanierns, India Rubber Blankets.
GOLD WASHERS, with loCk and kry, just The thing
Ia separate the gold the sand all persons leaving
New Surk Tor california select them.
Tie above Goods are for sale N FLEETS great
Northern Clothing Manutaclury 1876, MAN street, OPP
posr The Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
March IL
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SUTTON & WESTON.

HROItRS. LOMMlSSIUN AND FOX
VI WARDING MEGCH6 MIS-, No. 80
Main .lfeet, Richmond, Virginia,
Are receiving large and varied assortment Of arti
Giles IN Their line, 20 which they invite III. attention Of
merchants farmers. GOLFERS sc. Our assortment
slsfs ul the iullnHlne-
50 hhds 7 X, N o and clarified sugars
30 bbls prime clarified dc
~ boxes loaf do
% hhl- crushed and pulvrrlsrd Do
81 hhds aud hbls Moasses
DID0 lis Bacon Sides
100 hams part very tne
lao bags Rio Coffee, strictly prime
Is bags l.aguayra Coffee
50 bags Java do
2OpD Lbs Cotton Yarn
- boxes fobacco--part uns%eetrned
20 bbls Whisky, embracing every quality
30 quarter casks Madeira and Port Wine
10 half pipes French Brandy
do do very suprnu!
$50 bhls old Isle IL Wight apple Brandy
% hbls No Family Roe ilrrrlne-
loo kegs Nails; ,Gta sacks salt
2O0uD Cigirs-Ilavana ana Principe
1000 lbs Sole Leather
~ packages Tea
40 bushels Clover Seed
100 lbs Flesh Nutm-rs
100 lbs Gloves; 10 bags Pepper
u boxes sperm, Adlmantln- aud iallow Candles
u bbl. Tar; 10 bags Ailspice
tierccs Rice.
Also. Cotton and Hemp Lines, Red Cords, Axes,
Seine Thread aud Irvine, Cocoa, Nice, Ginger, Tot
Plaster Indigo. Cheese, shoe Thread, Ralslns. Mus
offer for sale 4, low prices
Mar A N.
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DOUGLAS JERROLD

EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.
I MAN MADE OF MONEY, by Douglas
L Jcnot-25c.
iiarpef's and Buffers cheap edition Of Macau-
IS. England, vol and D, at IS CTS per vol.
Police Gazette and New York Weekly Herald
a &C.
Godcy and Graham for sale, and subscriptions
received al reduced price,.
Oiters hv mail, enclosing money, will receive
II mos prompt attention, and five novels al D
,us each, will be sent Tor one dollar.
Book agents will be supplied al The lowest
wholesale prices.
JOHN ". WEST,
Cheap Book Store,
Aprii 3 l4,h 81. next 10 The Post office.
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Fresh Spring Dry Goods.

% " OOO II ANEI
w ooLO say 10 his customers and friends
W maj ne has enlarged his sorehuuse, con-
sgn'n''y has purchased larger sock Than
Ele'oioie lie is now receiving his spring sup.
~, winch has been purchased with great care,
~ ne hopes with some degree of skill, TO suit
: wants u the people OF Richmond and vicini-
March 81
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LOTTERIES.
!. AZ. 1Iaury - "a

M A N A G ERS.)
Successors to y. q. GREGORY q co,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND. Virginia.
Drawn Mes Monungala Lottery, 40, March II:
IS % s G3 SO IA 81 II 90 60 Sc.
" hole Ticket, lios. 8 % %, the CAPITAL rrize
oi s35 geo, in this Lolicfy, s,nl 10 Fl. &. Parser
x Co, vsndofs, Petersburg, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES Fer APRIL, ls49.
tn 6c d6Gnn 2lst Acr,l
S72,5 500 Capital Prize! Sl,0U0 Lowcsl Three
Number Prize!
Virginia MononeaIia Lottery, Class D. for ls49 10 he
drawn Saturday, April 2lst. IS No. l.ol,ery-l2
drawn ballots Grand Scheme.
lpri."s s 33 500 500 Oh prize of $1,000
2soUo g. 500
$1,000 IS $50 &C
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 5; eshths : 5O.-
certificate OF package of - whole Tickets s2iU
halves, quarters and egiitls In proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. II, 10 be drawn April 4ll.-
rs No. Lotery-ld drawn ballots.
prizsof s33,l7s 10 prizes of sl,7oo
/ 10000 II GOO sc.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 50.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery Glass 4s, for is49, 10
be drawn on Saturday, April nh. IS No. Lotlery-la
drawn ballots.
40 900 Dollars
20 prizes Of s1' ssa ID ID pF'4.' Of slsao
Tickets SlO-slIafe5 in proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. IS, 10 be drawn April lllh.-
7s No. Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
| plize Of sS5,a5o J prize Of $4,000
$4,000 2,62J
5000 30 prizes OF 200
1000 10 100 sc.
Tickets $40; halves5 quarters 50.
Virginia MonongaIia Lottery, Class 81, for 1919. to
be drawn saturday, April lith Is No. Lotlrry-li
drawn ballots.
$4,000 Dollars
/ prizr al $4,000 ] prize of $4,000
I" 10000 ] 5000
5000 aOs9
Tickets only slO-shares In proportion.
Delaware Lottery. No. IL, 10 be drawn April 18th.
&C No. Loltery-I2 drawn ballots.
Capitals
IpI1sof s5 $780, SS prize Of o. $500
Tickets SlU-slares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery. No. II, to be drawn April 25lh.-
Capitals:
prize Of So, 600 ! pfizeci s6Go0
III OOn 10 600
5000 10 /" l,luO &c.
Tickets Sl5--sharrs in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class ST. for 1919 To he
drawn on Saturday, April asth. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Capitals:
| prize Of S50, 900 40 prizes of $1,000
10000 40 500
20,0D0 200 /" 300
10000 sc. &c.
Tickets Sl0-shars in proportion.
&T Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares IL any OF the above Schemes address
ed 10 he iii rec-yrthe most prompt
tsntion, and account Of each drawinr forwarded
as soon i, sreceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. ". MAURY q CO., Managers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
NEW GOODS.
DY various arrivals are in receipt Of large por
- tion of our supply of
SPRING DRY GOODS:

and, By the first OF next month, April) we shall have
general assortment OF Staple and Fancy Articles, TO
which we invite the attention nf buyers.
NOW IN STORE:
Beached and Brown Coltons
Oznaburss and Burlaps
White. Brown and Coored Linen Drills
French Black and Coiored Cloths
Black Italian Cloths
Fancy and Black French Cashmere
Drap D'EIe and Lamartlne Cashmere
Black and Colored Alpacas
Fancy and Solid Colored Berages
Ginghams, Lawns and Prints
Silk and Cotton Handkerchefs
Threads Hosiery, Spool Cotton, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., 80, Main Street.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
t,IIr.I..T SCHEME

Tl'Z3s amounting u o.f'- UUU y I..dIa
Whole Tickets Sl0O halves. quarters snd elehihs ~
proportion. certificate at Whole Tickets 81 ,nOo-
shares in proportion.
uJ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in tie above, any otner Lottery, drawing
daily tprce ~ Tickel>from 81 10 $50 under our ma
nagemeni. address NJ, or &. W PURCELL,
AseGtforD. PAINE 4 CO., Richmond. Va
March >