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TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF VlR-
CHINA

THE Virginia Woollsn Company prepared TO pur-
chase Wool Of all grades, for casa upon the
al credit, and will pay as liberal prices be OBJ
tanned in any market IN this country.
This Company was established in ls45, is one OF
the largest concerns IN the United States; and they
very DESTROYS that the quantity Of Wool produced in
Virginia should be largely increased the present
supply falls far short IL the home demand They will
pay the highest market price for clean Wool, in good
condition, and in any quantity delivered AT their Mill
TO the subscriber 10 whom all letters Of enquiry may
be addressed. The attention Of Agriculursls Is part-
culary invited TO this subject IL is believed that the
production Of Wool in Virginia is now more profitable
than any other article and al distant period will be
classed among most important interests.
HORACE l. KENT,
NAV 22-d3t&cWl9t Agent Va. Wsoen Gov.
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acquisitions.
LOUISA RAILROa

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Eastern Extension will paw
~ In addition 10 the unpaid asof March, April and
Mny-which amounts TO $40 per share-thr sum OF Is
LIST July.
Subscribers TO the Western Extension will pay Ell
ther into the Bank Of Virginia, al Richmond Farmers
Bank, at Charlottesville Valley Bank at Staunton
IN addition TO the heretofore called for the sm of
Slo per share the LIST day of June ana S. per share
on The Isl day Of July. By order ofthe Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
Is. ID. Depot, NAV |. lSIo-dSc2m
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Macon College, In compliance with the wishes Of many
sllzens of Meckenburg has consented to deliver an
address tho subject of African Slavery in The South
In connection with The political condition of our coun-
Try The address will be delivered at the College
The evening of the 18th Of June.
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LOTTERIES.
aeiIIce OGC. sS. a'ssrceiE 10.
AGENTS FOR
ID. PAINE & CO., aiANAGERS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
Ifand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 81, 10 bs
Nos az Baltimore on Saturday, June sh ls49 rs
Splendid Scheme:
'es . s s,SSS prize of s 1900
i i,9Ss !" prizssof 1850
Tickets $40 havsss quarters So Certificate Of
package OF wholes sl2O-shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class % n h. dr,r,n
~ y, Baltimore on Saturday, June l6t, lsi9 70 Nos,
Grand Capitals:
''':s o. SIS i, 900 900 p''as"f ! oo ssooo
Tickets SlU-sllares IN proportion. Cgriificars of
package of @hoes Sl30-shares in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %. Ia h.
drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, June God, Isls.-
Grand Scheme:
prise of s aUO prize of $1,000
20,O00 1905
% lUooo ~ 1000
tickets slo-shares in proportion. Certificate of a
package Of wholes Sla0-shares in proportion.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 30, for ls4s,
10 Oes s5in 10 Baltimore, Maryland, Wednesday,
June 2hh IS Nos, l2 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
p'1eS s2s, 700 prizesof Sl,500
y q 5000 !" 1918
= :, 1910 % . 1000
atcaels SioIshaIes In proportion. Certificate of
package OF wlol1s sl3O-share, In proportion
nIanu consolidated Lottery, Glass 80, 10 bs drawn
on saturday, June 5Oh ls4s, al Baltimore. 70 Nos.
Capitals:
| prize of $50 900 S prizss of ssooo
co.
) q io6od > 1900
r,u, -. o,ooo ~ l,000 &c.
Tickets sl5-shares in proportion. Certificate of
package of whOles Sl65-shares in PROMOTION. "
nV orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
eksts the above or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, lprice of Ficketsfrom 81 10 $40 under our ma
nagenen,, address us, or G.. w. PURCELL
;, hgentforD. PAINE q CO., Rishmond. Va.
Nav Of 'Ao41. -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All nensons having claims against the Estate Of Dr.
A samuel Peasants, due by bond, open account, or
otherwise are requested 10 present them to the sub
=, liner as soon pos.ible Tor settlement and those
nasbied 10 said Estate hereby notified 10 make I'M
msdiata p.yment, as I am anxious close my admi-
nistration as soon as possible. b. JONES,
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF
Nav l4-4taw3w Or. Ssml. Peasants, dec'd
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

10 OH VIZ y w NENS.
FnWO gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing To enlarge
their planting interest, would purchase Tor this pur
pose entire gangs Of SLAVES Of not less than forty
fifty, Ia the number oi hundred and fity. Large
slave owners who may wish 10 sell out To diminish
their numbers, by selling in lot where they will be
kept together can communicate with the advertiser by
addressing, through The Post Office, At Richmond, Box
No. 49, OF John A. Parker, Esq, Tappahannoek, Es,
ser County, Va, where information be obtained OF
the parties and of their views.
II preferred contracts would be entered into this
Spring. and possession OF the slaves retained until DC
tnber next May lief
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TRIISTEt,S SALE

by virtue Of deed Of trust to me, executed by Mel
- chezedec Miller and Elizabeth his wife, on the
twentieth day Of March, lsi3 shall, on MONDAY.
the llh day Of June, instant, ii fair II not, the next
fair day thereafter expose 10 public sale, on the
premises, for cash, the Tract Of Land, containing
about five acres, on which the said Melchezedec Miller
now resides together with the Improvements thereon.
This Tract Of Land lies i'll the county of HenIico, ON
the Turnpike road. about nine miles above the city of
Richmond. The title is believed be good; but, sell
ing Trustee, shall convey only such right as 10
vested in inc as such. PETER TINSLEY,
June I--c3t Trustee.
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sgOcKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACH
NEPY WORKS.

,ue p,oorietor Of the above Works is now prepared
10 execute, al Northern prices orders for Machine
y kinds, shsnss and GeasS' All
M ~ Ion and Brass Castings. The Works arc stu
aisd in central location Cary street near The Doc
and the Depot of the Richmond and Danyle Railroad
All or'e'' p'o"P"' BENZ. CHURCHILL.
p,.bmond. Va, April 5th. ls4s-d&ed
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE CO-PARTNERSHI heretofore ex-
i listing between Beverley Tucker and John
E. Addison, has been dissolved.
BsvRELEY TUCKER, having located permanently
10 The city OF Washington, will continue 10 attend
promptly to all business before Congress and the
Departments OF The Government as heretofore.
References may be made to the Senators and
Members OF Congress generally, in the States Of
Virginia and South Carolina
Washington, June 5, lS49-3m
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Mad. CloccA. the dauseuse, has suit in pro-
sress in New York, against manager Hamblin.
for y week. salary, $50. Mr.. II. discharged
her, after engaging her Tor a year a. $50 per
week She spes him weekly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

CRoZET's NEW MAP CT VIRGINIA.
~ A map of the internal Improvements of Vr-
ginia, prepared by C. Crozet late Principal En-
gineer OF Virginia, under resolution OF the Ge-
neral Assembly. Published and Tor sale by
June6 A. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

The citizens of Rockb;idse will hold meet
ing, on the first day OF their June Court, TO ex.
prs.s their views 10 relation TO the removal oil
,he Virainia Military Institute.
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AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
pLIRI IG SALE

'g'flE following Locomotive Engines belonging TO the
j Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and now run
ming The Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, will
hr sold n public sale on TUESDAY, June Goth, ls49
n 10 O'Clock precisely on the Columbia Railroad, west
Of Broad street. viz: "lndana, Mississippi, lewis
consin," ant" Montgomery" second class, and "Vrgi
mia" and "Scbuylkiil," third class Engines.
The above named Locomotives can be put and kept
in good running order, for light business, at trhng
expense, and are well adapted for short roads. They
may be examined al the Parkesburg Shops, Chester
county, II any time prsrioas to the 10th Of June.
Gr Terms cash, and sale perempoy.
BY order OF the Board of Canal Commissioners.
WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Sup. Motive Power p & e. r. r.
GEORGE BERRlLL,
Juus J-ctds Aucriopeer.
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MOOnIEht EXCURSION

For FRIDAY EVENING, sih june.
4 I've steamer CURTIS PECK
Captin John Davis, will make an
excursion OF pleaste down the river on Friday
evening NEXT, the sb June, leaving the wharf at
SSocss's at half pas o'clock, P. NJ, and return
BY 70 O'clock.
Music and reireS men,s as usual. Tickets so
cenls To be had d
HASKINS & LIBBY.
e. o. II il should rain the excursion will be
postponed. lime
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKEr-June 6.
FLoUR-The steamers news has produced no
change; sales OF Genesee al 81 81 4 66s;
Southern 81 60 a IS.
GsAIN-Corn has advanced cent on previous
plice.; sales of Oa,s al 80 80 g.; Wheat 1903 a
los GEMS.
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,HoLERA.-Bi The solicitation of some of
y. our friends, w inform the public that we
s;' IL. putting up packages OF medicine, with full
l la,s Tor The pHvenlion and cure of Cho.
.s aoo as the dise|se does prevail TO limited
ehl 10 our City, ityould be we'll for every in
snun,n both in cili and country, TO have a
supply Of such remaial agents, as have, when
". me,y, ludlcIouslY Sd energeiically applied,
pa oeen known to iil in aneslipg the disease.
c,n nIssons al disian&, by remiltng Eve dollars,
-" nave package itwarded Immediately.
r,.., Das. ROBINSON & WADDEY.
rIanKlin 81. between 9th & 18th. June 6
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MARKET-JuDe 6,

BALTIMORE MARKET--June 6.
fLcuR-S4 81 a 4 6s for Howard 81; some
holders OF City Mills ask SIS.
GanN-Sales OF WHEAT al los ITO c.; Corn,
81 a So cts. for white and Sc 81 els for yellow
sales OF Oais al 25 30
WHisKeY-2l a % c. per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

BARGAINS IN DREss GooDs.-I have
n,.. now in store a handsome assortment of
M 1oods, Of almossevery description, which
~, VII sell of al very ltw prices for cash. Call
Ina a. WM.J. SWORDS,
'1ne Sign'of the Dry Goods Box,
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LOTTERIES.
FORTUNES ssssygpS
FOR THIS WEEK

FOR THIS WEEK
Friday--MarylInd Consolidated. No 81 - Nos. Is
drawn. Capitals: 8 Of $4,000, > nr l.G7, ~ of
300, &c. Tickets IS.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Chaser. Is Sus II
drawn. Capitals: $50. 600, $4,000, 1000, 54s5,
5000, 5000 20 Of PSF, &c. Tickets $40
lc Orders for tickets, packages certificates of pack.
tised by Messrs. ID. Paine r Co atlendrd "a u,,h
promptness, and drawings forwarded 10 all who wish
IT,. Il. CHALK.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE, OF ST6cIf

SALf Of STOCK
N Obedience 10 Dscrec OF he Circuit Supe
L rioT CcnI Of Law aud Chancery for The
conEly o! Caroline, the undersigned, The com'ls
named in The said decree, will sell, by public
auction 10 The hishes, bidder, Tor cash, al the
american Hotel, IN Inc city OF Richmond, on
ffIday, the 9Th day OF June next, at 10 o'clock.
seventy tive Shares Of The Stock of The Rich.
mono, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
SSonpany' which was the property of A,wel c..
,1:'s man, hecd. The sale will be positive, and
"""ou' reserve. The sale vii! be conducted by
JAS. II. LYNCH.
JAMES d. COLEMAN, { Corners.
y. B.--At the same lime and mac. w;l h.
sod twenty Shares Louisa Railroad Sock
May 26-Glds j. H. LYNCH nro,.
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STEAM ENGINE POR SALE
WILL be sold on MONDAY, the o5:i day Of June nj
w the old Midlothian Pitts in tie county Of Cues
terrified, at 70 O'clock valuable Steam Engine sold
satisfy an execution against Henry Clarke, in favour 81
Elizabeth Whitaker.
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New and ScheaD

THE subscriber Ia now opening (thls a3d May) his
second supply of SPRING GOODS, consisting in
part as follows
1000 yards Bareges, from 20 c.lo finest quality
1000 yards Tissues and Grenadines
Linen Bareges and Linen Luslres
"A Foulard Silks
White and colored Dotted Musns
Mantalet Silks and Trimmings
Five thousand yards Cacoes-newest styles
Three thousand yards Glnghams, from ten cents 10
finest qualities
Two thousand yards Printed Lawns, from Cd. TO fin
est quality
Fifty dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Two hundred dozen Hose and Hall Hose
And many other goods for ladies'.
Great attention has also paid In selecting goods
for centemen's wear. Gentlemen will always find the
newest styles and best goods al l73, Broad street
These goods have been bought N great sacrifice,
and W IN be sold cheap. call Is all that is asked To
guarantee q sale. e. COURTNEY,
May 20 l73, corner Broad and 9th streets.
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University of Virginia.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
VACANCIES exist in the following Senatorial Dis
Y tricis, and appointments 10 Gil them Will b- made
the lst day Of July neat. Applications, accompa.
MED by proper testimonials may be addressed postage
padl 10 the undersigned, and should reach the Uni
versity by ths 25th OF June:
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'nLohDLc FARM YIN The MECHAN.
!CSvILLE TURNPIKE. CALLED IRA
vENSWOOD," FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.
Rf virtue Of the last will and testament of the late
- William NJ. Carter, deceased, shall offer for sale
al public auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY,
me sd DAY oil July ls49 commencing at 70 O'Clock, 81
.nat valuable Farm on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
about Tour miles from The city Of Richmond on which
te tesaor resided at the time of his DEATH The tra.,
contains 10y acres Of which 3i acres are cleared high
land, " acres cleared low grounds and 73I acres low
grounds heavily iimbered The land is all in good hear
ana produces ney as the present crops of wheat oats
corn and hay VIII show. The buildings consist, in al.
dlon 10 comfortable dwelling built about fleen years
ago, OF ahother new one just finished, having seven
rooms, besides all The usual out bull dings
TERMS-One-iouTtli cash, the balance nj one tu,o
and three years for bonds bearing interest secured b
u trust deed. y
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining information concerning
The land, or of viewing the same will call on MIR All
n-r billiard, residing near the premises
JANE w. CARTER,
Administrative of Vim. NJ. Carter
Sale conducted by w. COMM Anci
June S-c6tSdtds
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=
oh you in search Of gold, whers'rr you roam,
Remember, IlURLEY'5 Office rs here"-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE. IS49.
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PERCUSSION CAPs.-2OO, 600 best split
Percussion Caps received, and for sale
low, at Su idEhLhNDo,
yune6 Main Street, opposite The Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.
rJNllE Summer session OF this School Will CONNER nee
L with the month of June aGd close with the month
Of September. TERMS as heretofore.
May ll--clm DAVID COMFORT
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
MERCHANDISE
Moro GIleap G0o1ix.

JUST RECEIVED.
DRlNTED Lawns, fast colors, at l2ic
Plaid Derages very pretty, a5c
Linen Lustres and Bareges
Small fgd Prints for children
Plaid Gnshams at lslc TO finest
Black and White do, hne quality
Lace Capes and Muslin Collars
Black half fingered MItts
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
French Lace and Straw Bonnela
Irish Linens and Linen Sheetlngs
Table Damasks, "a and 1914
Families and others can find a full assortment Of
good and cheap goods at all times, at
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'S,
Mayos 90 Main street.
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VOLUNTEERS IN MEXIC

fAuDtToR's OFFICE, juno, ls49
r HAVE received The following communica-
i lion from the adjutan General which is pub
lshed for The information Of all persons interest.
ed. JAS. E. HEATH,
Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

EGARS.-A LOT OF Superior Havana Sesars,
= among which may be found some very fine
For sale by PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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Isl Distrct-Erooke, Ohio, etc.
ID do Mcnongalia, Preston, etc.
Sd do Harrison, Lewis, etc.
4lh do Kanawha, Mason, etc.
9th do Tazewell, Wythe, etc.
9TH do Washington, Russell. etc.
9Th do Berkeley, Morgan, etc.
nth do Rockingham and Pendieton.
18th do Augusta and Rockbridge.
a5th do Buckingham, Campbell, etc
eth do Halifax and Mecklenburg.
2eth do Charlotte, Lunenburg, etc.
30h do Brunswick, Dinwidde, etc.
3lst do Isle Of Wight, Prince George, etc.
For further particulars, the printed circular
to the Senator, Delegates and other prominent persons
in each District. GESSNER HARRISON.
May 25-c6t Chairman of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

NORFOLK MARKET, June 6.-Corn-White and
mixed 81 50 cents; yellow Sc TO 81 Flour-s5 IS
10 S 37A. Cotton-6a 81 cents, dull. Lard-Si cts
Oats-2s 80 cents. Nhlskey-23 a % cents.
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H URLEY's oFFICE, NO. lOi, Eas, Main

II onLEI . OtfICE, No. lot, East Main
IL Street.
I9 those who OF hard times complain,
HUXLEY says "como try again %
A prize OF $500 sold yesterday, and paid a,
sight by HuRLEY:
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, 66-May %:
IA IL Sc 10 IL 81 So 40 4S % 40 81.
Ticket, Nos. IA 40 81, $500, sold and paid al
sight by HURLEY
Drawn Nos Delaware, 22-May 3Oth-Lowes,
prize $40.
90 80 10 81 IS 81 90 IS 81 % Al %.
Nos 30 60 63, 500, sold and paid by
Two more prizes a, HURLEY's; Zone was TAX.
en- and the other left"
Drawn Nos oil Delaware Lottery, Glass %, for
June 9Th, lowest prize $40.
"a % 81 8 So As 20 l3 IS 50 &c II 80.
Whole Ticket "a 80, 800 retained; quar-
ter do II 46 So. 500 sold and paid BY
FRIDAY Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000,
A35. OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tick
els 81.
SATURDAY - Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
10000, 5000, $500, $500, 1926, 80 oil $500, 30 OF
$50, 80 OF 400, 267 Of 200, e.. 70 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets $i2.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week. tickets in the glo.
"a 500 Capital Tickets 81. Packages SIS 50-warran.
ed to draw back 81 80 at least. All persons In want of
money are requested TO call AT HURLEY'S where for
small Investments large returns are generally made
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ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE, !
MAY 26ih. 1870 {

Sir-By correspondence with the Treasury De-
partner. Of the United States, since my commu.
tis6ed ,ha. all the Companies of the Virginia Re-
gin1ent Of Volunteers therein mentioned, except
Capt. r. @. Sco,'s are sntit,ed 10 pay Sader tbs
late ass Of .asssmbly-and therefore directs that
The claims OF The officers and men be settled &C.
cording 10 the original muster rolls of The several
Companies now in your Office, or which may
hereafter be sent there from the Executive.
Very respectfully, your obi serv'l,
VIM. a. RICHARDSON, q.
JAS. E. HEATH, Esq, Aud. P. A.
June 6-3i
p The Richmond Wing, Petersburg Inlelli.
gencer, Lynehburg Republican and Alexandra
Gazette will each insert twice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

T UCK'S OFFICE, No l55, Main street, cor
IL ner OF 18th, Richmond, Virginia.
sold and paid by LUCK. II buyers of Lottery
Ticke's would consult their interest, they would
buy only OF LUCK.
Every Telegraphic despatch brings with ii good
,diDgs for some OF LUCK'S numerous custo
meIs. Repair at once 10 I55 Main street
TO day-he can give y,u $4,000 for So il
called for before IL o'clock, and $4,000 Tor SIS,
and of $40, 900 for Sl5, there being OF 81 900
in The scheme. Remember LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Susquehanna 81:
II 20 81 81 "a &c 80 i9 S. 5 d. 56 ID
Ticket Nos, IA 40 81, prize Of $500 sold
and paid BY LUCK
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

EDUCTloN IN PRICES OF BONNETS
e. RIBBONS
A Large assortment of Bonnets and Ribbons,
n part of which have been very recently re.
ceived, and will be sold at Reduced Prices.
Also, good assortment of New Style Hats
for Boys and Misses, at
WI LIAM ]. SWORDS.
June 8 225 Broad Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Odd Fellows Hall

MILL open on Monday, the 2slh inst, Don.
w novan's grand Serial (originaD Panorama
OF Mexico, painted on 81 600 feet Of canvass, ex-
hibi'n' view OF county over 1000 miles in
extent, reaching from Corpus Christi to Buena
VISTA thence to Valadolid, and from Vera Cruz
70 Tue chY OIL Mexico, presenting 10 the spectator
tae most sublime and gorgeous scenery 10 the
world, will be opened as above for short lime
previous 10 its departure Tor Europe. at Odd Eel.
lows Hail, and continue for a few DAYS only.
d Doors open at o'clock to
commence al 8 o'clock precisely every evening.
tickets only Is cents-no ha!l price. For full
particulars see small ellis and Donnavan's Ad-
ventures In Mexico, to be had a, the Hall.
Nav 81
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
Drawn al Baltimore Saturday, June sth ls49 rs
Nos !, l3 drawn 1851 ''' iS'o -
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TAYLOR'S OLD LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.

FORTUNES ME.-CHALK'S OF
i FICE, No. 6. Main street.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated 81 Extra
So 40 II IS 81 AZ So 9 "a IS 81 So IL &C.
Halt Ticket 81 II sold and paid.
This Day-Maryland Consolidated 81. u
Nos, Is drawn. 3 OF $4,000. 3 of l,6O7. Tick.
els IS.
Also, F. F. Seminary, Glass Is. &c Nos. 10
drawn. $4,000, $500, l,0i6. Tickets 50.
CHALK'S,
June 8 3 doors above the Old Market.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-19
lalsAlD AND 00NSltiGlsia SO
GRAND ARRIVAL OF READY-MADE CLOTHING

YNHE proprietors of the Baltimore Cheap Cloth
ing Store, will challenge any other establish
ment in their line of business, that they will sell
any kind of Clothing % per cent. cheaper than
can be bought between this place and New York
Gentlemen will do us the favor to call and exam
inc our stock of WINTER CLOTHING before
purchasing elsewhere, which they will find TO their
advantage
Our stock consists in part of "a large assortment
ofOvercOats-C loaks-Cloh, Dress Frock and
Sack Goats, Ofdifferent colors-C assnet and Tweed
Coats-Fine Black Doe-skn and Fancy CASH
mere Pants-Corduroy, Black and Fancy Cassnet
ditto-Black and Fancy Vests-Woollen, Plaid
and other kinds of Winter Vests-with general
and full assortment of fancy dress articles usually
kept in Clothing Store, such as Undershirs,
Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchies, Boots,
Umbrellas, Silk and Fur Hats, and splendid
stock of Caps Our sincere thanks are due to the
public for their kind patronage, and we solicit a
continuance of the same
N. B.-We want 500 customers TO buy our
Winter stock of Clothing.
o. Store Room in the Basement of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of Baylor s.
COiner. WALDEAUR s. POLLiTZ.
Staunton, Oct "a lS40