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SPRINGGOODS.

fVHE subscribers have received ny express. ~ nhi-
L road aud packets Manchester, i. Is. smith, Try.
phrnia aud Pocahontas, from New YORK, riehty PACK
ages of sea-onabie by Goods, rompp>ln. i general ahd
well selected assortment al ali the newest rtsir- IN
ported tins spring, constituting the greatest variety ~
Dress Goods wc nave ever hal i ~ "if power ~ "Irf
before and atlowef prices. They are ~ i'lri rniihc.
rated below
Rich brocade, striped, plaid and chanseah'e silks AMI
Lu>irrs
Me;alliqIr, mohair aud wor>tri Rarracs and GlnzrS
Rlur, pink. green aud mode c"i'd Moi'lin Dir Lane
Fis'd Burgess, Grenadines, Tissues. ursaniles, Rilla.
TineS
Bl'k Consumer and mourning iarrses and Moislins
French printed Lawns, Jacnnrts, Ldlicnrs ani Mi,ills
French and Scoicl, Gingham,-back aud fancy c"fd
Plaid aLd pain Linen i'inhur> and hinehtmS
Black, blue, drab, PINK aud PLAID A'P.cas
Drap ~ et". Snmnr: ,i0tn, CaiEhlrt> and crn'nh ci"lh-
Black aud fancy cord c!clls aud cassinIrfrs, weeds
and Ca>imafrts
English and American habit AMI furniture calic"s
SIk, Sarn, valentIa, Marsriiirs and Lon!"n Neitin.',
Irish Linens. Lawns. Table pamask and D,ap-f
81 and Iu.4 double Table ijamass ana Table Cloths
blrached aud brown
grds'eye Diapers, Napkins, ilnckaback and D""ias
il, a., 81, iUi ma I'll hmr and %SIrrlhnr linrn
s!.rrting
Pillow case Linen; Towels, doylaS aud crash
Thread cam6nc iiiki>., Lace iilrs, Guitars and Guns
Crlnr. nix Lace and other Shswis, Vrll> and Scafi>
PLAIN striped, piA'i aud dotted SWISS anu JAcnnrt hns-
Do ramn,ic. clrckrd Muslirs and iiishop lawn
Embroidered white aud rul'i Swss- Muslin fnr dresses
HlhIr ana garment tImlty white We'fins> ard Saiirrii
SIX and cotton Hose and bar l".-. every '"'"f ani
quality. cheap; Kid. SIX, Llslr Thread Gloves ani
Miu- for ladies and misses, Tnrrai AMI ll.i laIc"s.
Eduiuss AMI Inserting; camhs.c III; Extra -'i'rr Nay
settles bed qdiiiS, - an! : %lnr doh; WIN rsrrS
variety Of birartri aud brown Sirr-,ln-> ana saifilnesi
plnla Don stalls. ned Ia.t"., alr'" check; oHrlhlra>,
.c-aiI 81 when Sc nTt II .rr, los pltrs tn cash
VALENTINE. HiEElfN = 80,
Ami 3-cit aI7 In.,t street.
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UNITED STATES
CENTRAL
Clothing Mandatory.
WIN =. StARFF,

No. 81, Main street, tirSinia.
,!,HE above being the largest Clothihs Mahn'actofS
4 in the State Of Virginia. ! am enabled !" keep con-
s,anliy on hand a very large and extensive assortment
Of READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all The latest and fashionable styles ot ihr season, ana
M prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Also. a LARGE and splendid Assortment oil fresn I'M,
nortrd French and English Cloths, Casslmeres ana
yesunrs; and, having engaged superior cutters 'lf,
m, MS will hr made NJ AZ the lowest possible price anu
=, The shortest nntc &c. Good nj warranted ~ al Cases.
CLOTHING:
Blue, black, hsown and olive lkrs- ana rro1S 1na's,
made of French and English Cloth, "ifrihtru'a u 10
mistake. nj pi r. ranging from SD 10 p.
Cloth. Cashmere and Fwteis once anu business
Goats. from s5to 10. a,,.
from 81 81 10 ~. c.
VESTS Of every variety and style, such as Cashmere,
Fancy Velvet. SIX, b ,mbazinr, Bun; ai'o, lew pat
ts,nso ~ tbos- beautiful Fancy TiRSei Vestlnss, siiia.
ri. for narties. and 80 much admired.
servants, r,o,hlnc Of every description, and at prices
not IL he touched IN this CITY,.
< BEING the Ae-n; Of one OF The largest Shlrt
ua,rf,c,ories at the North. | am constantly supplied
,i,, .vrrv KIND nf new and fashionable Linen shirts,
Win. ana Lam.'s Wool SHIRTS aud Drawers, bose
:. si,r Nr,k Ties, Sclrs. Pocket handkerchief, SiS-
,.nd.rs. and III iari every article usually found ~ 4
Saw YORK G~atIrm-n's Ciolhin. and Furnishing Is
iahlishmrni.
roun,ry Merchants and others wishing 10 buy Cloth
49,, - seIi aaaln woald do well 10 call aud examine my
larrr and extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere,
md / am confident they will find IL 10 their advantage.
WM $. SCARF, No. 81, Main Street
March l~O-d3mkeW3m
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
Greek Nation Prize asEce,
No.iot EAST MAIN STREET, R.camon
IN Virginia.

II fEES SSSsEfV,
~ Virginia.
Oh! you IN search Of goid. wher.'cr you roam.
Remember, HURl.GY'S Office "is lerr"-al home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, Ie49.
10 be drarn Plat Aprik
SI2.ooo CaP''al Pnz:! $1,000 Lowest Three
Number Pl.zs!
virginia honon galil Lottery. Class H., Ter IL -, IL
he drawn ON Saturday, Ap.,i alsi. ~ drawn num
bers oIi 81 IS: Capitals s3a, $50. s.. MA, =. maj, IL 900,
lo,oou' "a OF '""", ~ ot SUI, 10 IL a5', ~. Tickets
S!U; halves ~; quarters :; eighth, : 81. \ certificate
Of a package OF % whole Tickets SaiO-Ialyrs, quarters
and riehtls IN proporii IN.
Delaware LOTTERY, No. Is. 10 be drawn April llth.-
% No L"t.sryM ~ drawn ballots. Capitals: s35 $50,
la,OOU; 8,ooo, a,ooo, 3,0OO, 2,G2O, 80 Of 100, 81 OF 500,
&C. lickelS Subsidiaries IN proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No. 81, for lsi9.t u lr
drawn on saturday, April 18th. IS Nos, "A drawn.
scheme: 3S,Ogo, $500, 10000, 5000, 1850, 5000,
2,Os9, sc. Iickeis $40; halves 5; quarter>2 80.
Delaware Lottery, No. lG, 10 be drawn April 18TH
66 Nos, u drawn. Capitals: $50, 900, IL, OO0, 5000,
5000, &c. ricketts, Sl1; halves ); quarters . 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. Ia, 10 br drawn April 25th =
10 Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: S5a, GOO, lo, 600, II 600,
5,OUO, 600, 4 900, 10 Of 500, 10 of 100, &c. Tickets
SIS; halves 7 So quarters 3 rs.
Virginia Mnnongalia LOTTERY. cIass No ST. for 1870
TO he drawn on Saturday, April asuh. IS No. LOTTERY
Is drawn ballots. Capitals: S5O, 900, 80 900, 81, 300,
10000, ~ Of Geo, 40 o. 800, 200 Of 200, sc. Tickets
slO; halves S; quarters 50.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares IN any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the Undersigned, VIII receive the most prompt aitrn-
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
coon as il il received.
N. B.-iurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his oflce.
Hurley viii cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has II all times n Complete assortment of tick
ets, ranging III price from 81 To $40.
Hurley's rule IS 10 c isi ali prizes nj sight.
Please address your ordetsto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. AprI2
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
TIME Guatd If Visitors VIII meet on the I'D iay ~
] June next, 10 make appointments as Cadets ~ iEt
Virginia Military Institute. Applications shnnid be az
dressed pn,t paid, 10 the undersigned, on or before thh'
day.
Vacancies for State Cadets VIII exist III 'hc io''"Mire
Senatorial Districts, viz: Chesterfield, ffaiihlih, Sp,i
syIyanio. Prince William. Barbour, FRINGE Grorge, la
lifar, AccoInac, Charles city, Rockingham ana Nn"d'
The State cadets are supplied Grattitdisly win tH'-
ton, board, fuel, lights, washing. BOOKS, stii'nheis'
mattraSs and medical attendance; anu, IN cnnsiurfa,''h
thereof, are required 10 serve W." years aitT, s''"u.
rion as teachers i'm some school IN the state. The only
expense 10 which the stat. Cadei j. snojfet j. n' e,".n
ing. Applications will be received at lie same llint
far INV Cadpt appoiptmrnis. The average expense 81
a pay Cadet, including Clothing, y about sa9' in'
twelve unnths. As The number Of vacancies - limit
ed, applications should be promptly made ny 'he ''hf
specified. .,,ha,, ,,oa,..
No person can he appointed u Cadet wlthon' p'"n,i'
Ing written Testimonials II far moral rhh.actet'
appllclnt must he free Ii.m all bodily inhfnity, he Al
least sixteen years old, and over four iert nine inches
In height. The term Of service oi the state Cahel -
three years-,hat Of the pay Cadet Two years.
The Superintendent VIII be- able 10 supply vacant
schools with teachers from the class whirh graduates
AIN July. AppIications should he made without delay.
The graduation exercises VIII take place on the iWi
July. The graduating class VIII be represented on thal
occasion as follows:
Salutatory address by Cadet J. w. Massir, Of Augusta.
Oratlonb y Cadet C. r. Terrli, of Bath.
Oralion by Cadet j b. Norville, Of Prince William.
valrdictory address by Cadet Samuel Garland, Of
Campbell.
Previous 10 the graduation exercises, the Declaration
of American Independence viii h. read by Cadet Il. o.
Whitehead. Of Nansemond, and a national Grafton de-
liyered by Cadet Charles DENLY. Of Richmond
FRANCIS r.. SMITH,
Superintendent v. VI. !.
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VALUABLE Flour MILL AND e

NERaL TRACTS OF LAND = SALE.
DIRSUANT Ia a decree oi the County touit 81 w
! pumattnx on WEuhESDAh thr 10 ais al Nay,
lag, II far, u not, the iirsi far day thereafter the ,nh.
srflhrI VIII >rll. Al puolr auction, ut not ~iispo>rd u
nj private sale sp"urr-In which event due nntt't MI
be- .ivrn3 the BENT GREEK FLOUR MIL. ins
mil y on a nrrrtidiIhg STREAM, situated ~ ih- -tid
county 81 appuuaitOS. witnin ahont 4 ntr - Iu,k -
ui The James River an: kanawht Canai. aGG ~ mlir-
~ RIchnond, and ~ ! line whrat country The nitl
huuSr J. rnoHy substantial. and tht hAtutrs Vel adapt
ri i0r the Manufacture IT II ~. The i.Hi prog, sri -
hr attached 10 thr inHl consists ~ about ~ d,tts ~
which $50 acres air Ia timber, the residue iich, open
land, wrliiencrd ~.
Al the same Tine, The subscriber viii se!l i've Other
Trct> Of Land IN ihs vicinity "i ir nm. nrar The
town II Bent Greek unr 81 rh-s. consist, - -
acres al ncA tD1Accn lani, II winch In acfts hfr ~
woods; the residue has been cleared. hrt = n"W rnt'r
-i hy a second growth, anfi mas mol hrtn %,dlnNdird ii
twenty-five years. tine other triCt, AL Nj Wuri> ~
crpt i frw acres, containing .ti acirs. Another Tot,
atJ"inin: The sane, WITHIN a lev hui,diri tafi~ -
Jamr> ivtr. containing ~ acres, al ~ woods. Sn"-
tier traCf, containing also 23 acfr>, adjoining tar,
nearly III IN ", dds, laying 1lso close {" thr uvrr NJ
81. anvllrG ltirto 81 ?ti acres, adjoining Ihr ll>t, ~ Nhl'h
i piit l. cleared Also, i llcIsr ana lot, tue h,-l IN
Tie iuSn ~ Bent tirrk, auil i.HmbrI house un tbcfi
yer SIDE, Al Benz 3; Itrk.
\ midsr WIN soon he c,rctri over the uvrt - tent
iGtrk. wiBch val add greatly L. the wan" ~ property
there and ~ nei.hhuorhoud.
The sale VIII m,r place upon ihr pf-ini-r> com
mrnciHs At W U'r urk, \ VI, the Ieuls ~ H!liri MI
br pa, mrnIs III equal inS,aimrn,S IT one, t"n nni ihiro
years. win interest tom the date 81 sslr-thr rni.,i
-ers glvtrg bond wlh approved security. tni 4 deed -
trust uu the grnvrfit Ia srcuTe TIE pay n.ht-
Persons wi.hiua 10 purchase can CnWnuint,air ~ith
the subscriber. by Letter. II his rrsldtht". 'Aat Ntsa Y
urar Warren, hlhrmaIier ouni,-po-ihrr idd-nrih's
can VISIT ne PREMISE aud Vi. Andrew NiN'. wi''
lives adjoining VII sHuw any aud ~ inr property.
Narru lids kt'uD lttI.I ikD.
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spring Stock for 1919.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
G. |, q Il Al N G..

Dor sale a! FLEETS great NORTHERN
l. CLOTHING MANUFACTORY, NO.
10, Main stree, u door ifom IL h street, and
inst Clo'hins Store below he Banks.
Having just returned from the North with an entire
new stock Of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING, a full
assortment 81 tLDttS and GASSlMERES, TWO first
rate Cutters, and from forty IL fifty hands engaged and
diiiy employed IN making up garments in this city, |
IN iiiiy prepared In make mp Ia urder al New YORK
prices. Among my cheap Goods will be found
2u1 cloth Dress coaIs, from 81 soto s..
2u do do from SlU 10 SIS.
58 tweed, CASHMERE and cashmerett Sacks, from
81 80 10 s..
300 Summer Goats, from 81 10 81 50.
3O pair cdrs mere Pants, from s. 81 10 81.
2NO pair cas-inrtt Pants, from 81 - Ia s. IS.
500 sup. French CASHMERE Pants, from 81 50 To 81.
80 light summer Vests, from 81 10 s..
Z - orch figured silk Ind Satin Vests, from SIS 10 So.
Rich and fashionable silk Cravats aud Scarfs.
six Under Shirts and Drawers, at low prices.
Also, Mefino Shirts and Drawers, ~ cad pnees.
CALIFORNIA
$50 dozen Shirts, from 40 Cents 10 Is cents.
100 heavy Monkey Jackets, from 81 10 81 80.
100 heavy over Coats.
$50 pair satlinrlt Pants, from 81 10 81 50.
Is pair corduroy Pants, justice hing, al low prices.
India Rubber Goats, Lille PfrservrIs.
Cante-n-, India Rubbe. Blankets.
GOLD WaSllEkS,w with lock and key, just the thing
10 separate the gold from Tie sand all persons leaving
New York for California select them
The above Goods are for sale al FLEETS great
Northern Clothing ManuiactoTy, l36, Main street, OPP
positr The Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
March 39-ly
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SUTTON & WINSTON.

rROCERS, COMMISSION AND FOR
VI WARDlNG MERCHANTS, No. 80,
Main street. Richmond, Virginia,
Are receiving a large and varied assortment Of arti
c!es N their line, 10 which they invite the attention 81
merchants, farmers, golfers, &c. our assortment con-
sisis of the following
81 hhnis + Il, N . and clarified Sugars
50 hbls prime claTihrd do
~ horrs loaf do
IS bbls crushed aud pnlvefised do
81 hhds and hhl- Molassrs
10000 lbs Bacon Sides
luO mans, part very fine
lao haas Rio Coffee, strictly prime
70 bags %L.aguayra Coffee
81 bas Java do
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn
% boxes TObaCco-part unsweeiened
10 bbls Whishry, embracing every quality
20 quarter casks MADEIRA and Port Wine
10 halt pipes French Brandy
3 do do very superior
l5O bills old Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy
- bbis No Family Roe lirrrngs
100 Kegs Nails; ,Ot1 sacks salt
2G,u0a Cisars-Iavana and Principe
2,UUu lbs sole Leather
~ packages Tea
40 bushels Glover Seed
100 lbs Flesh Nutmees
100 lbs Gloves; 10 bags Pepper
Is boxes sperm. Adamantinr and lallow Candies
- bbls Tar; 10 bags aiisplcs
) tierCrs Rice.
Also, Gotten and Hemp Lines, Bed Cords, Axes,
Seine Thread aud Twinr, CocOa, Mace, Ginger, Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Lamp Dil, Stone Ware, Lime,
Plaster, Indigo, Cheese, Shoe Thread, RaisIns. Mus
tard, Vinegar, Soap, Powder, sc all al which thry
offer for sale at low prices.
March - SUTTON * WINSTON.
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAE DPS,
kst. Nahrnxr- RbE.Sspr
dr. Hebf

4 CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
n Side, Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhra
matism in all its varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses, ETC., etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has no EaU.L. Inc great celebrity winch
il has already acquired, not only in the old, but III The
new world-the extraordinary cures II has performed
in the most extreme cases Of suffering, have acquired
forit such a reputation, that the proprietor has not-un
til recentiy-bren able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and villdgein
the United States are without a parallel!
A circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
ofluman suffering relieved by its use * considered.
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually IS Of the most de
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
case. out Of twenty readily yield TO the penetrating sti-
mula combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chronic, the Claims oi
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who are lahorlng under weak
backs, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have oririnated-even if such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous applicafions-in the use of The He
brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored TO lis original sOundnrss.
AS a supporter IN cases Of constitutional weakness u
will be found Of great advantage. IL is particularly re-
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific m ] was ca
pable of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and will be found entirely free from
those objections which are a source OF complaint with
The numerous spread plasters now before the public.
ny These pIasters possess the advantage of being
nut IN in air tight b~oIes-hence they retain lheirful
virtues in all climates.
EWARE Of C~OUNTERFEITS AND BASE NJ
TATIOSS.
None genuine without the engraving of Jtp Dar'd on
the wrapper around ench box. Price so cents per box.
Each box contains su fhc Gle nj to spread six or eight plas-
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOVIL l. MEAD,
ll3, Charters Street, New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALIEN. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYSOR + WOOD. Richmond
THOS. II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
81. A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
]. w. & G. II. TIMBERLhKE, Charlottesville
Rf.,0s-dlvrW
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with the viii annexed, Of : inl Peasants, dr,'d.
April 7-dSrui-
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AUCTION SALES.
JOHN 5 Belts, AUCTiONEER.
Esq Gerard 81 Belts,
IN Ne ~ YOR X.
LARGE SALE OF GENUINE
Havana 4 s'r'Rcipe Cigars,

AT AUCTION, IN Ne" YORK, BY
GERiRU s. BELTS.
" FRIDAY, Apn! - H. a II ~ e., within
" lreir store, nrnani regard - the weather
600 0e0 ecuulnr Havana Cigars, a good per-
lion Of when a'- .! nieh CO.., embracing ~ part
he lniluHins chlrc tIand,, w: "f,ce>co,"
Cora, "ChuchHa," "Nueva Empnzd," Ola
ma 'CaToie," "Napoirun." "Juven ui,'"Am-
br"s'a,' "Luisiia,' "Diadsma,' 'Ruetd,' l,se-
FER win many otaeI iavuiite brands 1! l;e.aiid,
PaEai.id, Cabailrru, London and riiinafy SIC
iiasana Cigafs, all oi TIE cuecl importation u
Htssf> c,z-t Aston, and splirieG Il dehtntuic.
500 600 genuine PRINCIPE Cigars, u ihr well
known a.d %tavorIr brands Il Steam Boat"
"Falia." PEREZ" "Rrnton,' "B,l>,le lev. No
val, &c, &c, al Of he direcl importation ol
Mrssi>. Holt & Owen, nom Nurvia a, AMI emf
tlct t. iebcntufe. TERMS al sale.
Catalogue oue dav p'eylrus 10 >alc, when par
ties wishing IL purchase mus examine n, Ci-
CARS. Maict 81 dtas
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View Fancy Goods.

CHRISTIAN s. LATlIRUP have opened a beautiful
~ assortment oi Fancy Goods, such a.
Rich EmhOIirr'd Hermann Dresses
Do iirmcair Gonduliers
Chanrrablr Grenadines and Tissues
Paris printed Jaconris aud organizes
Black aud cold Visitrs, late styles
On silk lace do do do
Rich embroidered Lace Capes
EnIhroid-red Muslin Cnnars
Color'd ana black Parasois
SIX Frln.-s and Buttons, Tor trimming
Rich Bonnet and zap Ribbons
Also,
fII assortment Of Bonnels, spring styles, such as
China Pearl Bnnnrts
French Lace do
EInbro'd do do
Tulip do 10
Berlin Gimp do
Rutland and En- glish Straws do
Bonnet Flowers aud Band boSrs, Al 80 Main street.
aprII o CHRISTIAN s LATHRDP.
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Large Sale OF Rrnnd,es. elm and Wines.

I'M SATURDAY, Apnl "A n, all echoes,
~ IN front ui uf wiIhlu their ) die-no posi-
pontmeHt N acc Uni oi he weather Large Sale
u BkANDlES, GIN and WINES.
80 hall pipes, quarter ~nd eishth casks. dark
anu par Oar" j.. & + Mattel,' Ra>eau'
and j J. pupuy' Bfandles, Ut various vIntaer-,
iiom 1913 IL 1910.
30 pipes Colo-ne aaa Key brands Holland
Gin.
$50 baskets "LallpmonL," "Tticolor > Queen
Victoria" ant "Ducal Crap" bands Champagne
Wlnr, u recent importation.
$50 quarter CASKS Pot and Sherry Wines.
80 CASKS am hat ca>k> lei an uhlic N,nr>.
ID0 qnaiter CASKS MarselItes, MateIfa, Pyrg
and Muscat Wines.
Al, entitled 10 dcbeuture, and u lie direct m
~pora.ion 81 Messfs. Cazet & Asiuin.
Catalogue ard samples taken = each. rracy
.wo days previous. sample packages early %
I6r morning II sale.
Ter MS-Unter $50. cash; from $50 %
$3.50, Ninety day; from $3.50 - $500 ! mu'Ihs,
,ver 500, i iaoHlhs cfrcit, ior aot,s satisfactory
u III sellers.
\. B.-The above sale VIII be ne only orc
his Spring ii Me>sts. Z. & a., by auctior, and
: mate with TIE view d int,ducrus < ne uaae
somr new bfants d. b andes, &c.
ApfIl i-ctdS
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April 9
uURLEY's OFFICE, No. 10Y, Eas, man

URLEY'S OFFICE, No. 10y, Easr Nlan
IL Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says come Try again !"
Drawn Nos. Sussex, IL, April 6-Lo1est Prize Sd:
~ 3 81 Of - 70 6 50 IS &c ~ 30 ~.
Nos. II 35 10, 800, returned by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Monong1lia. "a, Aprl 7-lowest prize $40 i:
4 81 IS 25 So s II 65 - 81 ~ 3.
Drawn Nos Sussex County Lottery, Extra, Glass a.,
April 7-lnwest prize 81:
Q AZ 81 - 81 IL 48 81 6 81 Sc SO IA %.
HURLEYs ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK:
TurspAY-S20 900. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5.
WrpsrspAY-s35 $50. IL Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 10.
THuRspAY-Sls.Uv 900 &c Nos II drawn. Tickets 5.
FnipAY-sl5,O 900. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets4
SATURDAY MoRsiso-S5, 900. IS Nos, ~ drawn
Tickets 81,
SATURDAY E~rrSIso-Grand Scheme S35, GOO, H.
600, 10 900, 5000, $500, 3 1000, 2 ,1s9, &c. 7s Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets only Sl0-shares in proportion.
HURLEY Offers for sale, this week, tickets in The elo-
rious little ''Small Fry Lottery, Glass No. d, Extra :
s. 900 Capital. Tickets 81. Packages s. 5u-warran,-
ed To draw back 81 81 at least. All persons in van, of
money are requested 10 call al UuRi.Ef'S, where, for
small Investments large returns are generally made.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
SPRING SUPPLY.
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yTM. P. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAII

NJ, T. LNIIU, WHULksAL. IND NEF6IH
w DRuGoI>T, No 3l9, h0d n B'ogd dr e.,
SHocK0E HHL, i receiving. By various arrivals from
the Northern markets, ms >prlns supply al fresh anu
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints, 6il>, i've StnHs, WIN
dow GLASS, Pntty, P-T.nhrfirs, sc; also, The most l'-
puiar Patent hrd,cih---tlr whole comprising a luli
anu general assortment. and, being purchased hpnf tiit
most advantageous terms, enables INN 10 otter them I"
sale and retail prices.
5r Also. an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always on hand, ana sold lur medicinal purposes,
ONLY.
\. B.-ord-rs from country Merchants and Phys-
clans thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
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