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Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
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M a HIU- -ACTCR RY.

FsNHE undersigned have commenced the manu-
Il iacture of superior Cotton Gus, at the Old
stand Of J. r. CRosEY, one mile southwest Of
Washington. They have on hand tril stock Of
the best quality of nateraia, and are prepared to
furnish Planters on the shortest notice and most
accommodating terms, with superior GEMS. war
anted to perform well. All orders in their line,
will meet With prompt attention
CROSBY & WYATT
Washington. July II, 1852. 2yu.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

THE New YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.-We under
stand that this work viii go on; the company is
to have the building ready by the 2d OF May,
next year. at Reservoir Square" this city
Some important regulations have been adopted to
carry out the objects of the Society, and lor this
purposes some discordant elements have been re-
moved. number ofdesigns have been present.
ed ior the building but only two are worth look
Ing at; they are the English one by Paxton, and
the American one by Bogardus-we have had an
opportunity of looking at both plans and we
npst saw that the one of Mr.. Bogardus Is far the
best in every respect--n beauty grandeur, orisi-
nality. strength. simplicity, and economy. II
erected as ii should be, it viii be an honor to our
country 1t is in the Doric style OF architecture,
and is OF circular form, with tall tower IN the
centre, rising grandly above all. The whole
area of 400 feet in diameter will be embraced at
one glance, while the changing points OF beauty
owing to its form and the regularity of its col
unns, will be like panorama to visitors. And
one grand element in the calculation truly
American one, is. that after it has accomplished
It's object in the Exhibition, it can be taken down
in parts, and fitted UP in numbe- OF public or
private dwellings All the parts are so cast and
fitted, that they can be taken to any part OF the
world, and will all dovetail together. This Is a
very different feature from the London Crystal
Palace. Whatever the projectors of this Crystal
Palace may do for the improvements of the arts,
it will add to their reputation, ii this noble design
be adopted by them. Scientific american.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
MARRIED.,

"The silken tie that binds two willing hearts,
On Wednesday evening the 1st inst, at the
residence of D. E. Williams, Esq, by the Rev
Joseph Turrentne, SGMoN T. SANDERS. ESQ to
Mrs MARTHA d. Cook
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

Is IT so?-Women make their advances as
lime makes his. At twenty, when the swain
approaches to pay his devoirs, they exclaim with
langud indifference, "Who is he?' At thirty,
with prudent look toward the ways and means
lne question is, what is he?" At forty, much
anxiety manifests itself to make hymeneal Sc
ieCtlon, and the query changes itself into (Which
Is neg But at fifty, the anxious eXpectant pre-
pares to seize upon any prey, and exclaims
Where is he?''
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

CHINESE CELEBRATION OF july 4TH.-The par
ticipaton by the Chinese in the celebration Of our
National Anniversary at San Francisco is descrlb-
ed as follows: THE great and principal feature of
the procession was the Celestials, who turned out
in astonishing numbers. There were no less than
three or four hundred of these singular beings.
who took an active part in commemorating this
glorious day. Their procession was headed by
four OF their number bearing a large flag made OF
silk, on which was the figure OF dragon and hav-
ing eyes made of looking-gass. 1t was one OF
the richest specimens of art we have seen and
the cost of it alone was $4,000. Another banner
In the procession, borne by some Of their numbers,
bore the emblematic words of "A rush for Repub-
hcanism,' and 'the 4th of July hereafter and for
ever festival day for the Chinese" carriage
drawn by four gray horses contained band OF
their native musicians who with their unwieldiy
and strengthening musical instruments, dis
coursed horrible harmony in an extravagant style.
A large number of mandarins in carriages and on
horseback were in attendance, whilst many fol-
lowed on foot. The whole under the COM
mand of Norma Assing, Esq, together with Sam
Wo and several other of our prominent Chinese
citizens
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
EDr. Richard EAGEaIaOEa.
FOR SALE.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

IBERAL advances will be made on Cotton
~ (in storey consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
McCOLLUM & FELLOWS
Camden, Sept 1880. -
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
PUBLIC AGENCY

Washington City, baltimore, Philadelphia
Hartford. New Haven, boston, and the
East.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
yavvsbIa Calamity!

Disaster on Lake Erie-300 LiUes Loa!-Collisi0n
6ei,rcen the Propeller OgdsnsGnrg and SLran'e"
atlantic.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

COUNTY OF LAFAGETTE
h, tie Latdyettc Circuit Co199, the ChGqceyy side
Moect Dl racatioa, .4agHa 2Gth, 1892.
John II. Mcknight Coa.i,Laina,t
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
New PosG-Ofriccs,

The following new post Offices have been estab-
;cbod in ArL
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL-N Burwell, Roam
ota. r " Howard, Washington; Jas CltrSe,
Chns,s,feld: T W Bascomb, Z ii Colburn,
North Carolina; A Ward and lady, Thomas II
Campbell, Nouoway; w Gillian, lady and
daughter, Miss Worsham. Dinwiddie;
Goodman, New York; X ii Beverly, MOTTO.
wav: G I Ha,ten, Mobiles II Mexican, N
c: S Crawford Roanoke; Fl Lyons, N York;
"A b Blanchard, J Barton, Philadelphia w ID
Brayton, Rhode Island; Rowlett, Petersburg
Z 5 Conkling, New York; NJ NJ Anderson,
Hanover; K V Thweatt, Chesterfield; Captain
II Johnson aud lady, City Point w NJ How
erion, Halifax; J T Ralsten. North Carolina;
Il II McalIlin, New York; DIR w F Caring
ton. U 5 Navy; w J Old and lady, Cumberl'd
DIR w II Hillsman, Amelia; n c Miller, lady
and servant, Palmyra; Fl Garrett, Lynchburg;
J b Glover and daughter, Alnemarlei X l.
Patterson, lady and servant, Buckingham; u
R Lewis and lady, Nelson; e c Mosely! and
lady, Albany; W Corbin, SpOttsylvan'a; >
Burroughs. North Carolina; E C Hogan, K
A Stanley, b + Stanley, Georga ; Bullock
and lady, New Jersey r p Alexander, Han
over. 80
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Goode, Ches-
| ieyfeld. l. Mann, Amelia: n J Richards, N Z;
] Fl Farrar, Dinwiddie; V G Sreeter, Meek
| lenburg; Wright, Carolinei w Cooke,
Powhatan; A w Robinson. Amelia; nj W
La~es, X Wesiger, Goochland; Ed Scott,
| Powhetan; P Sawyer, Fauquier; A Price,
Richmond Eggleston,J Meador, Amelia; Z
| S Bark sdale, Halifax; G w Dame, Miss G A
Tunstall, Miss Brown, Danvlle; Mrs Calwell,
Miss Nicholson, Miss Darlington. Farmville;
IA Hill, Nelson; l. w Lambert, Lynchburg;
| Fl ] Thornton, Hampden Sydney; E A Yates,
J Carr, Amelia; w A Johnson, Lynchburg;
w P McCraw Tye River: J d Sadler Anne
liza; J P Mayo. Cosby, Powhaian; Chas +
Lee, Natural Bridge; V Bib, Louisa; w
| Bassett. Hanover.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W Weaver and
servt, Rockbridge; L Taylor, Norfolk 5
| Farland, j NJ Matthews and P Baughan,
| Tappahannock; Miss Cooke, Miss S Cooke
| and Miss Cooke, Powhatan Barbour jr,
| and Barbour, Culpepper; w G Perry and
IL O'Neal, Phila; E I Jetfries and lady, w G
Fowlkes and lady, Nottoway; R F Tardy,
Baltimore; J B Dae and lady, Wisconsin; w
Hunt, Texas; G Stsrdivant and daughter. Va;
] Hays, Key West; Braxton, Rich
mond Co; b Christian, Williamsburg; 4 II
Phillips, Stanton; W J Robertson, Charlotts-
| vile; G Fl Cumpston, Prince Ed; Will
B Lee, Lynchburg J Meredith, Cumbsr-
land: S III Hamilton, BALTIMORE Captain J
| Rudd, p Mansum, l. Green, Fredericksbg
CITY HOTEL.-J A Goulder, King and
| Queen; DIR Savage, New Kent; VIM Wright,
Essex; w G Mann and r S Higgins, Amelia;
SumpeI, Philad; H Cox, Chesterfeld Fl
A Whieey, Lyuchburg; L Brumey, New
| Kent; c l. Lukens, Albemarle; VI G Gentry
and w II Mann, Virginia.; J n Phillip, Va Cen
nal K K; L ID Ednunds, FarInvile; e Win
ston, Lynchburg; A l. Simpson, Danvlle; ID B
| Boiling, Nottaway; Latimer, Hampton: J
Norment, Hanover.
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SALES OF STOCK
REPoRTED WEEKLY BY JOHN A LANCASTER AN

REPORTED WEEKLY BY JOHN A. LANCASTER AND
son, BROKERS,
Virginia State Stock, 25 years run, interest from
date-he!d at the Treasury, SlU7.
Va. State Stock, former issue, with interest from
E LIST Jauuary-last sales snort dates SOB and int
long do SlO4 ann interest
James River and Kanawha guaranteed Bonds,
with interest from LIST Jany-last sales Sl03 and
interest
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac R. R.
Bonds with interest from LIST Jauuary-ast sales
100 and int.
Richmond City Bonds, with interestfrom LIST Jan.
uary-sa es this week l0li and int.
Virginia Bank Stock-par $40, sales this week Is
Farmers Bank Stock-sales this week l06,.
Exchange Bank Stock-sales this week lO6
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-last sale.
l03.
Richmond Fire Association stock-par $40, sale.
this Week 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac R. r
Stock-ssles this week 49,
Virginia Central R. K Stock-last sales 40
Richmond and Petersburg r. 4. Stock-sales thi:
week 81,
James River and Kanawha Stock-last sales 6
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nNE DOLi.AR! ONE DOLLAR,

nNE DOLLARS! ONE DOLLA =
~ GREAT BEDUCTION.-Bring your money to
OSBORN & cos splendid Skyght Daguerrean
Gallery. AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices, or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists we have resolved to reduce the
price to dollar for nice picture and case-just
one half the former price. We are the first that
have ever attempted to work at Northern prices
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind
our pictures taken with flee skylight.
OSBORN u cos,
Sign of the American Flags, opposite the Banks
Any psrsonhaving picture OF ours that is not
good, have it retaken free OF cost my5
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FIRE. LIFE AND IIAKTSe
GOUTARD & co.., Paris, TIE

r GOUTARD ~ co., Paris, THE
"a WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR
n n. The subscriber having been appointed by
A&zaEO Goutard g. Co, Of Paris. agent IN this city
for the sale OF their celebrated Gold Duplex
Watches, asks the att ution OF the public 10 this
really beautiful substantial and WONDERFUL
PIECE OF MECHANISM, requiring winding only
once every tweuty-one days--the most exact tine.
keepers ot the present day, and taking precedence
over AL other Watches. They are warranted for
two years. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent, and received the PIE.
MUM at the late exhibition in London.
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES Is
carat cases, II holes jeweed, (warrantei to keep
tine,) from $50 to $50; Gold Lepine Watches Is
carat cases, 4 holes jewelled, warranted to keep
time, from S23 II ST; English Gold Levers and
Hunting Watches, with gold and enamei!ed dia!s,
warrante d, s33 to $780, Silver Levers, Lepne and
other Watches, of French, English and Swiss man.
ufacture, unusually low.
A large and varied assortment of rich and splen.
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies or gentle
men. of the rarest and most fashionable designs al
greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with and
without pens, remarkably low, and great variety
OF other articles, at prices which cannot fsli to
find purchasers.
- All orders from the country carefully at
tended to and securely packed 10 60 any distance
Eg Watches and Jewellery repaired BY ex
perienced workmen, and warranted.
LEWIS HYMAN,
70 Corner Main and Governor streets, No 1873.
ap 29-lm
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REMOVAL AND OPENING OF
FA SHI0NA BLE ILLINERY,

Emxr Having procured suitable location for
s3&A3 business, and fitted up in a neat and appro-
~ pfiate style, is now ready and would be
pleased TO receive her customers and the
public generally, at her New Store, No 90 Main
street, i've doors above 18th street By recent ar
rangement .he will be receiving constantly, the
latest, most approved styles, and Fashionable
Materials, and customers may be assured she will
supply them upon terms more accommodating
than they could procure at the North.
q Dress making, Embroidery &C. promptly
executed. Store closed ON. Saturdays.
my l7-l2t
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EAsY -sHAYING.-KAZORs SET.

ENA-Y SHAWN SET
IA The subscriber offers his services to the pub.
lie, both in the city and country, TO set Razors.
Having been for many years practsed in the art, he
has on account of feeble health abaa1O ned his
chanical abors ard for the last six months devoted
his time To setting Razors. He has stones Of pecu-
lar quality, and will warrant satisfaction in every
case whore the metal will admit Of good edge.
HIS charge is only l2 cents each razor. He re-
fers by permission TO Messrs Deane Il Brown John
Cosby, D. C. Randolph, Daniel S. Delaplane, J. S
Waltha.l, Col. Treyillian, DR.. Wood, and Mr.. Nor.
son, &c &c. Razors lett at Mr.. Andrew Johnston
g. Co.'S Hardware Store, or Mr. K. K. Duyai's Drug
Store, will be promptly set and returned. He may
also be found al Mr.. John Hitchcock's near HaX-
all's Mills. MiCAJAH 5. MEADOR
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900 WORTH OF gold

e Si5 200 WORTH OF q u ID
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jeweiry, 81
N,SIe verware, Albata and Plated Goods selling
of at cost, for two months only, 10 raise
cash.
Henry Hyman, SO Main street, next to JonA
N Gordon, offers for sale the whole OF his valus"
bic stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watches, prlce
$50 to $40 each, warranted gold chains. seas
keys, earrings fnger-rings, bresstpins, silver %
BILE, tea and desert spoons, FORKS, sc, and gr5~
variety of articles too numerous 10 mention Al'o
large lot of plated casters, cake baskets, Aoa's
tea sets, walters from TO 40 inches IL size, guns
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity as such rare
chance as this seldom or ever offers to the paohe
Do not forget that it is at HEN 3Y HfMANS' 30
Main ST., the old established store, and Direct IN
porter.
N. B.-Watches an d Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms
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4S@ DIRECT LINE FROM

y4--ss,--zsssas. DIRECT LINE FROM
Aslssz.zz.S GREENSBORO, N C TO RICH.
MUNJ AND PETERSBURG, VA-On and after
the first day of April, 1852 there will be line of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. c.. to Burkeve, Va, via Danve. Halifax Ii
and Charlotte C Fl. to Burkeville, wnere they con.
meet with the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line will run regularly three times a week
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at u o'clock, A
NJ, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and ar.
rive in Greensboro the second day. at 81 AN.
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Petersburg secondary at Il PM
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg Sl2.
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay, The line connects with the tynchburg and
Daaville line of coaches at the latter town
J. HOLDERBY & co.
ap 19-2m FLAGG L. CO
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

Es-JA LUUh To I UJ Il IN IEAL NI.
kSmA The subscriber respectfully nioEals
his friends aud the public generally, ina
he has on hand Of his Own man3lac'
ture, good assortment of Saddles Brides ha.'
nesses, &c, which he will sell as low as any IS
tablishment ia this city or elsewhere. He eafaess
ly requests all in want OF any article in his use
give him a Gala few doors below CITY ho'5[
before purch ssing assuring them that every eHoi'
will Sc made TO give general satisfaction. r
APP 29-lm WILLIAM SALMON.
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ANGEL WHISPERS. Al WEST & BROS

IL
Il Angel Whispers. or the Echo OF Spirit Voices:
designed to comfort those that moucn-Sl
Pilgrimage to Egypt, with numerous iustra.
tons, by DR. V c Smith-Sl %
Tales from Catland, for Little Kittens by Grace
Greenwood-rsd cloth, eitedge, 62 cts
Hi story of Ny Pets, by Grace Greenwood-62c
Dictionary OF Shaksperiat Quotations, arranged
in alpnabetic order-5i
The Heavenly Recognition or VIII We Know
our Friends in Heaven-Sl
Sir Roger De Coverley, by the Spectator-.75 c's
Representative Men, by Ralph Waldo Emerson
81
Men and Women of the Eightecth Century, by
Arsene Houssaye,2 vols-s2 50
CloyernOok, or Reccllections of our Home in
the West, by Alice Carey, beautifully gilt--sl so
The Snow Image, and other Twice-told Tales by
Nathaniel Hawthorn-75 cts
Letters Illustrative Of the Reign Of William III
from 1896 to 1908, edited by G 4 James, ESQ
3 vol 3 vo-S2 so
- Call by all means, at the Exchange Book
store two doors from Post Office my 10
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ARRIVED,
Schr S"a Belle, Harry man, Matanzas, to C T
WORKMAN.
Schr Mary Eliza. Smith, New York.
Schr Lighttoot, Gregory, Rockland.
SAILED
Schr Perseverance Minor Phadeiphia.
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VEN DOLLARS REWARD.-The above
l. reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery of negro Tom, 20 the Tailor of the
city OF Richmond, or SIS il delivered to me at the
depot OF the South Side Railroad Company, at Pc.
tersburg. The said negro man is about 5 feet or
inches high, thick and heavy built, and OF light
copper complexion. He has a suilen face and
speaks slowly when spoken to He belongs to the
estate of the late Sarah Branch. and has wife lv-
ing at Broad Rock, in Chesterfield county.
G. b. ALLSUP,
,2rr unr,kS RniIrn r.,
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A STORY FOR MOTHERS AND DAUGH

A STORY FOR MOTHERS AND DAUGH-
II TERS.-Kate Penrose or Life and its Lessons.
truly entertaining and instructive st ory-by Miss
Hubback, author of the ''Wnes S ister" Price
37t cents.
The Apochryphal New Testament Price SOC.
Putram's Semi mth.y Library, No 9, contains
"A Book for Corner'-by Leigh Hunt Price CSC
Stanley Thorn-his Courtship and Adventures
| by Henry Cockton, author OF Valentine gox -
| Price soc
The Napoleon Ballads-by Bon Gautier Price
Csc
The Earl's Ward, the Old Chapel and its
Mysteries an interesting romance OF the land and
| ocean-by S Cob5, ir Price 25c
| For sale at the Periodical Depot of
| THOS. H. GRESHAM
my ~ 1904 Broad Street
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NEW sTABLISHMENT.
RIDDICK q BENSON,
TaiIOrs, Ci0thiers, &c.

NEW ESTABLISHMENTS.
RIDDICK & BENSON,
Merchant TaiI0rs, Ci0thiers, &c.
No. Ito Main street, cat the old stand Of MesSrS
Dudley & JOhRstOn)
IA THE SUBSCRIBERS would most
TIA respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have entered into Co part
.A- Dership as above, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing bu.
siness in Its branches They nave now and intend
keeping constantly hand assortment OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS of the
best quality, which they will be happy to make up
in style not to be surpassed in this ,ts or else
where
They also intend keeping constantly on hand an
assortment of ready made Clothing, consisting of
dress, frock and business Coats Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers, Socks, Collars, &C. which they viii sell
as low any other house here or elsewhere
THOMAS s. RIDDICk,
WILLIAM Fl BENSON.
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at
tentiOn of his friends to the above, and solicts a
call from them when in want OF any article in his
line promising to use his best efforts (and pledgng
also that OF his partDer) TO give satisfaction
my l5-ts THOMAS S. RIDDICK.
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TO THOSE WHO sur.

GS@ TO THOSE WHO s SSys
~ FER FROM DEFECTIVE BE
SIGHT-The subscriber Informs the citizens o
Richmond and vicinity that be has returned 70 '1o
city, aud viii be happy 70 attend TO all persons ~
quring his aid His optical skill aud superior
so well known that they need no iartaef ps
He can be consulted al No. 4, City Hesel' ana ""
nlises to give full satisfaction.
ap Cots T.. MARhESs, Opnciah.
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.HRL CARRIAGES, CAkKTAEFS

EsH The subscriber has on hand, al Ii.
Coacn making establishment on Lombard sIsr
between Main and Cary, (l3th and 14th stree,.yt'
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Cbario,tea,1
Barouches.,, Buggies, with and without tops, and
and workmanship. All of which Will be sold a. o.'
as good work of the kind can be in the civ -
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from 4 o.a
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as Am
determined to make to order and sell at the loves,
prices possible; and all work sold that is new wan
ranted. MlCAJAH MANGUM,
% 80 dim
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KOSSUTH.
GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE MADE
AT THE STORE NO. 1872, MAIN ST.
q HOVER & co. intending to dissolve
~ partnership, offer for sale at cost prices
El. their splendid assortment OF German,
A6e French and American Jewelrg, such as
Ear Rings aud Breaches, Finger Rings end Charms,
all entirely new patterns; Bracelets, and all other
kinds of JEWELRY, too many TO mention
Also, splendid new articles of imitation silver
Ware. such Knives, Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Candlesticks and Walters, &c also Gold
and Silver Watches, French and Yankee Clocks,
and great variety of fancy articles.
All In want Of really goSd and beautiful articles
are respectfully invited to give us call good
chance is also offered by this sas TO couUtTy msi'
chants, as they viii buy everything as cheap as
anywhere else. nv ll-2w
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F.MORRIs Il CO.
SUCCESSORS OF d. PAINE d co.,
Managers Of Lotteries.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

Splendid Schemes for May, 1907.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Ia, 70
be drawn at Baltimore On Saturday, Mag ga. 10
numbers, l2 drawn.
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Tickets S20 halves to, quarters ,.
Certificate of a package of wholes $3.50; shares
in proportion.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the M st prompt and conhden-
tisl attention, if addressed to +. NORRIS CO,
Managers. or to CIV. PURCELL,
mv4 Richmond. Va.
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$3.50 DENTAL sURGEON--npp
r. X. CHANDLER, graduate a "a
0lIYYYYYBaldmore College OF Dental s ,,a
gery,) offers his professional 40.
vices to tie citizens of Richmond and vicinity
Office las, Main street, Eagle Square
REFERENCES Professor c. B. Gibson. p-o
C. P. Johnson, Rev. DR.. Howell, Rev ]. B Tsyio.
Rev Ro RyIand, A. g. Workman, M D and Wrn
F Butter, Esq, Richmond.
Professor G.. A Harris, Prof. Thomas 2. Bond
Prof. w. r. Handy. Prof. G. o. Cone, and Iests-
Noble ID ID s., Baltimore. fe 2S-3rot
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ga FOR RENT--Tha upper paft u ~
- house ON Broad street occupied Dy ti.e SUI
scIibers. Possession given the urst OF April
NH % SEABRo0k s. REEVE