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G, EGARS-SEG ARSs--The subscriber has in
- received a large invoice of Segars, to which he
invites the attention Of retailers and others. They
consist in part of the following kinds;
10000 Industrial
10000 ID. Bustamene.
10000 Ell Laberenta
10000 Principe-Perez.
Also, small lot of half Spanish. The above Sc.
gars are all old, and will be sold very low for cash
JAMES p McKEAN,
Segar, Snuff, Tobacco and Fancy Store,
No. IL, east of Gadsby's Hotel Penn ay
feb 2-eo6ts
NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following pieces
In Of New Music at the old established store, third
door east of 18th street p. A.
w FISCHER
MY Bark is out upon the deep, by G. 2, Morris.
What is il aiIs thee heart OF mine
| wandered by the brook side, words by Milne
Operate Gems, collection OF Italian airs from the
works of Donzttte, Mercadante, &c.
Downe's Quick Step, with handsome vigneue.
Military Movements do do feb23
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15Several articles intended for to-days paper have
been crowded out
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C. H. VAN PATTEN, M. d.

DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Brown
Hotel. nov % is ly
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THE DEMONSTRATION BANNER IN
THE BREEZE nv

The Conservatives Of Connecticut met in con-
ven,ion at Hartford on Wednesday last, and no
minated candidates for State officers. We re-
gret that we have not room today for their spl-
rted address. We clip the resolutions, how
ever, from the Hartford Patriot and Eagle. We
are informed that this party is growing stronger
daily, and that if it cannot elect an Administra-
tor Governor, &c, at their next election, 1t will
certainly return enough members to tile Legisla-
ture to secure Senator in Congress.
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TnE DISTRICT BANK ELL

Mr.. KERR briefly urged the necessity Of immedi-
ate action upon the bill to suspend the operation of
so much of the act to revive and extend the charters
of certain banks in the District of Columbia in
hbts them from paying out or lending out the notes
of any suspended bank, any paper currency what
ever which is not equivalent to gold and silver.
Mr.. BAYARD said that, unless the bill should be
passed the banks could not receive pay out even
Treasury notes
The bill was made the order of the day for Thurs
day next, and
The Senate then adjourned.
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MONDAY, February %, 1912.
The following gentlemen announced as the
Committee on Retrenchment, viz Messrs. MORE
HEAD, GRAHAM, FULTON, MILLER, and
SPRAGUE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
BALTIMCRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO HANCOCK.
FARE-Fr,m Wheeling to Bl'umore,

FAtE-fg)m Wheeling o. Baltimore, Sl3
From TO Philldc gh.o, SIS
Seats taken Through md Fare received ~ tho
Office Of the National Road age Company next DOR
below the United STATES Hotel Water 81 and OF the
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, 70. Two Lines viii leave
Wheeling daily, ot O'Clock, a NJ for Baltimore
and Phi.ajel hia arriving 90 Hncock on the Dad
day az p W thence by railroad TO Blil.mOrc and
Philadelphia. Passengers in these lines will be
but One Night ont IN We Stages aud ouly - hours
to Balmorc. and Sc hours to Philadelphia. resting
G hours in BllImofc. The Fast Mail Lines leaves
Wheeling daily ct 8 o'clock NJ connecting with
the Railroad al Hancock Passengers for Washing.
ton CHv take passage 10 HaucDck and thence by
railroad.
Families who wish 10 avoid the one night travel
can be Accommodated with ages tLat travel by day
only.
june A. CDWTON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
TRUSTEES SAFE

e.
r , Y virtue Ola deed OF truss from James g. NJ
u - Clean and vile O. me. bearing dale on the
eighth d1y of Oslutcr 900 ilc year $50 OF record BOB
the Clerks Office for Ohio county iu book y page
AS .'ani also Of deed OF conveyance from James
a. MCLEAN % me, hearing date the S.h day OF O..
tober 1899, ol record iu Tie CLERKS Office fOlIp
county 30 book -. page AS and thn authority and
direction Of Mrs Mary l.. Dorsey under tho terms
Of ibe Ia.i mentioned deed 1u Friday. tie 2Oih DAY
OF Moy, 1872. a' tbc front Juururtle court mousse.
oi ONO county, -aal. sell Co Doe highest aud Hrs,
bidder 90 public auction; two certain lots Of ground
situated in that part Of lhc city OF Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling known and distinguished iu Iuo
m5pof sl.d city a- Dots numbered tsp and seven
ca 90 square numbered three. Together with 900 aud
singular the touCmous; hrredrawcurs anil apnurfe.
nanocs unto ihc same belonging or iu amy vlse aq-
pu-i1iuiHg
Propositions or thc s1Ic OF sail lots or any part Of
either ol them will De received 40 1ly time Ts1r Co
TIE d1y ct sale.
TERMS Will be made known on the day %
s-Ia
Selling a- Trustee shall convey 90 The rurchas.
cr only such tilc aa is vested u uo Iv I. deeds 90.
boyc referred 10. Th.- urc Z au s1f.aed. will bc
iOuad, ul8u examination. iruisHHaH'g.
JAMES s. WHEAT.
apps Tras,ec
The sale of ihs above NAMED property lr Fo.igou
ed uu'il Saturday Doe 25lb day .r Juno.
may II JAMES s. WHEAT. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
BARGAINS ~ AUCTION.

D
l. VII sell az artis0p ou we lncsd ~ Tie % 3
DAY Of JaUc 1912. "a, The room on Uur.u ST.
Lately occupied Boy WIN Siamm. all the Furniture.
iiytu5os. Glassware and Liquors belonging 10 the
Exchange Coffee House. in part as follows:
81 bbis Old Monon-ahcla whiskey,
> Pale Brandy.
, Cognsc Brandy.
5 Peach do.
> n Gin,
l jamaica Spirits,
| " POu Wine,
/ Madeira wine,
baskets Champagne wine. Eagle brand;
duz India Madeira wine,
dpZ Loud1a Porter.
. bbls Crab cider. | 0 bhls VINEGAR
| sidchoard. / sofa, > bureaus. chairs and tables
together With mHny other articles Of household and
Ii chen fisnurc all Of he above named ilruilu re
and liquors are of the very best quality
Terms of sale, all sums OF $50, less cash, over
$50. sixty days credit. purchasers giving notes with
approved sc urty, sale lu commence n 10 o'coca.
HALL * WlCKuAM
Jun Is AuCiiuucers:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

By me FrtNaea! = The tHjtci SiqIes
PURSU ANCE uithe provisions of Tscaly
e made aud concluded le.weoa the United States
ani the Ou1wa tribe oflnIipus on the 3ls, day OF
august. 1871 |, JOHN TYLER,Pse.ideul OF the l.
nitcd States. do hereby declare and make known.
Tint Public Sale vii. be held 20 the Land Office
at Lima, IN The state ofOhir commencing nn Mon
day the lwcnty-ninlh day of August next Tor The
dsr"'nl OF The lands within the limits Of the former
Indian Reserves of six aud three miles suuare sill
ualsd on The north side Of tho Alaumce river, 10
vii:
North Of the base line and East Of The Meridian.
fractional sections one uhd Two, in township five
r-of range eight.
Fractional sections one, eleven, twelve. thirteen.
twenty-iour. twenty-five. uveuiy-sir, iwonty-seven
ihr'V-iour and'hve aud section IhiHy-six, IN town.
ship six of range eight
Fractional sections four, five and six in fraction.
al township five Of range nine
Fractional township SIX. iHc!uiing the sixteenth
section, Of range nine
Section Ihirly.iouraui fractional sections twenty.
Two, t"eni! SIX twenty seven. twcngcsht. thirty,
one, ihlry-two, thriyhrep. thrF-fye and thlry.siS
IN township seven Orange nine.
Fractional sections seven eighteen, and nineteen
in township SIX of range ton
Aso' at the samc time aud pll CO, will be offered
for sale the tracts uf land hereinafter described Eru
ing portions former lud1n Reserves, and which
under ireay siipu!alOns with the Indians by whom
'itJ WIZ 'S'ptttytN tcdcdidre 10 be sult Tor tACl
benefit, 10 wit:
North Of Tho base line and East Of the NIcrfGinn
Fractional section sixteen. within the rcscrv,
at Ocquanoxas village, IN township two Of rang,
four.
Serii,n sixteen. in The Rcscrve on Blanchard
Creek. 90 township one of range seven.
) elton sixteen, in the Big Spring Reservation. II
township ono 0fnngo thirteen.
SOdth Of tie base lire and East Of the Meridian
Section sixteen, ~ the Hog Creek Reserve, II
township four Of range six
Sections sixteen iu townships five and siy IN iht
WnpaughkUnnoita Reserve, Of ranges six and sov en-
Section sixteen, in the Lewiston Reserve, ID
township seven Of range eight
Also al the same limo aud place, viii De rnrro,
at public sale the lands belonging to the Unite,
States within tlc limits of bo southeast fraction %
section eighteen, on tho cast side of Sludus,v riy
er' ~ ioNnshipiwo north. OF range fifteen east
Inc nle "tl be Kept open lJr two weeks. 1un
less the lands are sooner s5isoI Off and md, fa,,,
and 40 private entries of land in the t,,y,.b,o. i
offered viii be admitted uuuI a0er fh, c,,.r,,.. !,
the two weeks.
Given under my hand. NJ the Civ of ,y,sti,,.,
This lwonty-ihird day Of May, ammo y 5uip, 14i5
JOHN TYLER.
BY Inc President
JNo NJ MOOSE,
Aoiiqg Conmis5ioaer eC Ge Gen land ov-
~ 1911
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

Il H.HH IN b.
Z - iac Iua.e Iln' ibcy have ou lauI 4, r,--.
I.s1I' m.ut oi HATS aud CARS Yi Inc I,r,.f s--,,
.',h ID "a great variety, whlcs will Dec surf i.,,
Cor cash. MAJ
TRUSTEES SAB.
a = vir'Ir 90 % deed ct i,-.st executed 20 ,,
e - 'y Charles Npuhn. VII. sell for r,.,,l. 60.
no public auction, un Saturday rho 2ss4 INST ,r
'Hc rIgs', l,le lld interest % SO s7fI Nrul, lrr
nuJ io i"c centre 'h,rJ plu oC lu' 80 2l6 uu il,
addition % The town olNhcsirfv larI put .y WI
Uom th1p.u" said p1rr OF said loo Eutr, t,rr, fr,
and Ciusi turars 900 'front.' ca Third .r..f a. S.,rr
Wheeling land running back ,is',.sisI-cL S.lc ,.|
take place ou ihc premises
Also az The same limo and al1ro q I,' rr 800,
hold furniture. shot guu.1 lyt of c,rrs-,. - -.
and IA diver watch. sale % crr,mc~c, g. % a',b.s,
= ~. o. sltI day. $ ..,lNs1,-
may lis go,
The above sale Is postponed mill saturday. J,r.
IT, 1912. may28 ATKINSON. Trustee.
o & BAREEs n o. Mpla.se..
Oh hAds. Sugar.
just received and Tor sale by
Ee1. ] Z. AFF&RHvRy, Caldwell e. Co
- FOR RENT-'rhrce good brick d,ycII5r,
pa houses on llamPdon street Possession i've,
on the first Of April Apply 20
jan l3-f THOMAS SWEENEY.
EVANS SOOTHING SYvIp.
e VIE best remedy Cor the suffering ct infants In
~ ice.hfs received auI Tor sale rv
JAMES BAKER.
CLOCKS. WATCHES & IE.Nl f.I.TfE
q . FA.ECblLD hHs Just r.i.rsrr .-.-. 80.
"a York With an addition ,0 Dis srurf . Z .-,.r.
md The io.IoWl articles NAV Doc found ~ MS fl,,.
ely store, No. I'D Main street. ip w.t:
Gold case, detached lever watches
Gold case anchor CsClprUs G watches
Silver case lever watches
Silver case Lc"'nc wac-cr.
silver c-sc verge watches %. assorted patterns,
Gold guard and COB chains,
Gold guard and lab Keys,
Gold i.rnuc hrsrr rlurf,
CaId a'am'nd hrgcr rings.
Gold, with white, pink, Hul green stone set riurs
Gold mounted Cameo h'5as, pms
Gold mounted Jeu y pins ~ assorted patterns,
y. Diamond breast pins
White, green ppk stone and paste breast ,irs rs
sorted patterns and gold mounted.
Gold pistols and gold curb chain lr- s-r1,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
TRUSTEES SALE

RI n pursuance 'rl deed si t'gsI from Joshua Lu.
Il s.rs rrH Jrrur so rs rk .I. t1 mr. beating date
thc l3.l dag of JHI, u r.. gclf 1889. moss OF rer.
.rIfu tho CLERKS .ai.c Hi tIa county court i1r OHIO
county. boo. 3d. page 23j. shall. on -ai.rIlg the
g0.l f.g ui 1uIg nryflf 21'rlY.k u. bod -HnfuI IHr
ss4ffsprsa iur Ohio coz sei il .hf hEI.sfHHts. bod.
der. lt public auction. plr1i 10. So. lu -5HI.o
40. bob hr riiy of Wheeling. fronting ou Nam
sffscf tHrr. t.y5 feet 1nd three inches icing hc
same property oa which tlc said LIhcn. a. B.ckcI
now reside.
The terms will bo mode Known r1 ihe Coy Of
sale. Selling as trustee -u1Il convey iu f.e guu
chaser such ifIc 1s BE- srir .u wc hy iho Hi
deeds which D. however H.. eyed tH Ha IuIs.u
rblo CHARLES J. STRONG.
may 30 Trustee
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a.
sUrpaSs. IN poiu, of
SIZE. BEACTT. AND VALUE,
any OF his previous efforts at newspaper Publishing
and 10 which n will challenge the world 90 pro.
duce an equal! II viii contain printed matter 10
the amount OF near sixteen thousand square nches'
or one hundred and four square fect1 employing
over three millions seven hundred thousand leuerSi
d will be embell,hcd with over
200 SPLENDID ENGRAVINGSi
OF n serious. comic ani lulicrous character, a large
number OF them entirely original The Letter
Press contents viii be of The most valuable claac-
ter and article will be allowed place IA IT,
columns that has previously appeared ia any Amer.
Icln publications. n viii be filed with entirely
new and fresh matter. Tue mex, steamer from Ia.
rope; will bring a large quantity of materials nj
for by Us, expressly fr the columns Of this forth
coming slupendous sheet. Aiming other matters IL
Will contain two clire full sized novels 10y BGlwcr.
nni James, tho Two most cclCbrlicl aut popular
npycsts Of the age, aud also new novel b. Mrs.
Gore. 4 hesc novels. when printed hy the book.
sellers, will probably sell for from two TO three
dollars. \ large number OF splendid Tales 70
mances, Stories, Biographical sketches. Memoirs of
distinguished characters, Poetry, Anecdotes and fan
enough for year. &C. Sc. &C. will all az It's col.
umns.
Though the promises we have made above may
appear To rcu.lers of the Prospectus. iop liberal 90
he fulfilled. we can assure them in perfect succri-
". that we not only abba 20 accomplish all that
We have proposed. but that we have n view other
striking features and novelties, which will mate 70.
nlly enhance the value of our sheet The public
has pronounced favorable verdict on our former
Mtmmoih Notion. but We have taken measures foi
rendering The iurthcou ing Leviaihau" sill great.
or prodigy Than any of It's predecessors. We have
cugogcd the us,siu Of several Of the most d-iin.
Guished literary men, 10 assist H., both by making
is lions and furnishing original articles, aud such
ngid censorship will be exercised in making on
the sheet, that nJthn, unworthy of beng cherished
aud preserved. vii find place ia its columns /,
Will be emnhaucaly an Intellectual q ant, For
this Great Wonder, the charge Will be oaly - cts
per copy.
To AGENrs.-Fho5o Newspaper and periodical
Agents throughout tie country, DESTROYS Of having
any OF this astonishing publication. will please send
us their orders At once. accor panied with The cash
ms only limited edition OF thirty thousand will be
printed. Orders wri be supplied in Tire order a.
winch they are received, after allowing reasonable
time for distant Agents. The wholesale price o.
agents AMI Others, will be $50 ger hundred. Finy
copies SlO-iwsniy-iive copies S..
To CLUBS Persons clubbing, shall receive nine
copies for S2lOO-!1ur.cen copies i1r s3OO-iwen-
y copies Tor p D0-ans twenty-five copies TO- , 90
To PIsTSlNsIERs. who vii! trouble
themselves 10 lJrNarl as a remittance, shall re-
ceive an extra copy fr lhcrnsslyc ia a separate
wrapper. for every 500 for nine copies that they
may enclose 10 us.
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GEO ROBERTS.
PuJl.shsr Boston Notion
Notion Office.

I'I"II''II : \
The Postage on This sheet will be only ono cen
under ono hundred miles. and cents over 100
miles; as II will be printed as Il newspaper; Extra
. rsEun (Qladrupc, Notion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
NM GOODS


y JSP arrived lrIm New York and now being
az opened at l63 Main street, corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has iu7' received n lar-c and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which he Wi.
sell az low prices tEan similar goods were ever
SD Tor IN the Western country.
iih brown musl.n az cts a yfrd
Flle ca'jcbs various patterns cents a yard
4-iihs lawns at 25 cents yard
large and elegant assortment of mouse
de lanes and slacps
\ splendid variety Of dress silks lightand
dark, plain add figured
The largest aud most beautiful assortment of
shawls. sc1rfs aud mgnulias ever offered Iu this
mark e all Of thc latest styles. The attention of
the ladies' Is particularly invited 20 these articles
large supply of clio rs and veEtinge cheap
a splendid assortment Of gentleraeu's summer
clothing cheaper than 'hH Cae1rc~t
traw bouuets and hats f.rI-ig
great rcfy Ots.,y. worste and cotton hose
lni socks. assorted ribbons and general sI1-
ply OF fancy goods
tiuZ1ns and Strangers arc spCgtfu'lr.uyIfei
fo call 1ui examine fG.s s'.sk as the -ub-er. Der
IS sure they wall bsplsasad bJ.h with me goods
and prices.
NAV IS ALEXANDER HEYHAN.
E7LOUR-Chu Family Flour ola Bedilions
brand, constantly 20, sale by
NOV IL MIKE d co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
..iINlLE LliAEILl.,s

MT T-NIIV IINILL SAIL.
J HNl'i subscribers are nov prepared 10 furnish
II Gr'ccss and other dealers, with a very supc-
.'r"riicle p Eiarf tgIa srl gut up in small Drums
"i convenient size rr retailing They inv &c com.
Pa!ispn with any made ,u Iir1rpc.lo or Ns0 YorL-
ol'"cr as 10 qualify or price. K MsKEE $50.
luup 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

JACOB 4. KLINE.
lie PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the pubrr
, t"at the above mouse Is IN perfect order tur
me accommodluon OF the ira telling p. bic. Tho
rooms wei FURNISHED and promptly attended % h,,
numerous and faithful servants while thr nan, h
supplied with the choicest the market lords anu
DC par with the best wine and liquors
Ihis hotel IS the Office OF the great Eastern and
~ csicra Nuss ut stages aud travellers cq.s f,Es
seats IA any Of them 10 the bar.
Mr W FLEMiN 8, who has hal considerably,
experience lR some Of the first hotels in tae r,4f
aud has also been Tor five yclgs frs, assist.,pr nm
iHe united States hotel IN TINS Clty, has been en-
ElTtI - superintendent Of the Errjup Hotel
.it VIII slyc ms entire attention Co tGe g-'a1 lsl-
mont. And the proprietor assures the public tb 4,
Us own personal attention will De ri. en- 20 rem
der tl,L UCcOmmUdn ions complete.
IL has procured from the east n now and
splendid ''''
OMNIBUS.
IN which passengers vii. be at an times convened
10 aud Rom lae steamboat landing free Of charge.
STEWARDS PATESTFAN BELLOYVS
EINOR FORCES. FOUNDRlES. tvc-Th- SUB
q scribcr, agent for The above highly valuable
Improvement and Substitute Tor the common bellows
q now ~ The city of Wheeling. for tho sale Of the
rights Tor the above which he warrants 20 su1pv the
place OF the common bellows with the fllu,,in,
advantages; Il Will produce an equal heat uron
iron Iu % per cent less timc with less consirnn.
i'n OF coal, and less injury 10 the fire. II wall heat
au hundred per cent huger surface, than can De
done with The cui"mDn bo,iuws easier vorkcj.yyiU
wear longer, Is more simple, less liable 90 De dam.
aged or get uut OF repair, and mere than flty per
cent cheaper than any OF lac common bellows now
In use.
THIS article can 10 seen in opera, ion "a the force
of McssTs Helm g. RUhtrlsHu and he subscriber
may be- seen, az present hy those who are DESTROYS
Il purchasing. either at the above establishment or al
The Bl.umure house on Monroe street. and after hr
leaves Wheeling will rl.s through every county iu
the State of Virginia unless be should pre-, luuslv
make sale oilh right tor the whole state
I he subscriber viii also give references bv per.
mission. g. more than hundred practical iur-crs
and founders who have the above article iu use. oI
so. 10 Mcs.rs Hsin d Richardson, Main street.
Wheeling. lie j. however satisfied that II Will uu.
" require an examination 10 convince auy man OF
The superiority OF lhis over tlc common bellows.
THOMAS J. CLEMENTS.
Wheeling June Q. 1912
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GO HARRISON.

il. Ng" word. saturday Evening i'U-I. Dgri-
nrt.'s Weekly Herald and iron Guy OF Saiur-
d.. 'as-. orc il.t received no Tupmpspu's Literary
Depot Monroe street, single numbers "Duc" ior"uu
bod aa lau CITY, Which Is only Hall Dime.
mn. 81
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r. Office TRUST stLEuT House
~ Is LgI-G. ...".. decd of fr..f ......
r.I uy John II.. uH fIe Boz. Ear .. g.g 90. ru.
dolly raoUuIrI ... certain purposes IH...u mention.
,I -Ia,I .. 'ud.g Ma ls.l .ar ul J.IF n.u.
600 DO O'Clock. IS so. 90 I.a .-Ha. f.Hr .. Dol. g.H
house ol O.u....... g.r.rei OBJ ..Iaf .H.......
rrr r1 rUa hughes. u.... for .I.H. IHa er.r .lI u.
IrI $50 sd. si.aar- nl g.Hra Hr.e. lu ra o.|. n.
Wheeling. 1aI a..I sr..H ..ara BEL H-.a dwell.
bug ro..rt.-u-e.l.r NrI tae auHarealu..s
Thereto belonging.
N.Irgas ..r....s. sH.u convoy ry sn.b uFs
4s ism r.e vested uy fUa .Fl|H..I.
Af.N T I'TrfET.
rrn IG I...ra
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DISSOLUTION
DISSOLUTION.

vi. cHglrusrHp heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned as Ggu, raj Agents, Auction
Gers x COMMISSION Merchants was dissolved hv
maiua. consent on The 18Th inst. The buslucss will
.g conducted go future hy George Harrison 90 the
OLD stand .a Market 81. and who viii attend 10 tho
settlement Jl lag affairs OF thc concern.
THOMAS J. 3. PENTONEV.
GEO. HARRISON
mn 81 Ia 10
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-.-'a '''AHi.'n7 iN lNA.N assorted
- J1s, received aud lgT sale unusually low hy
may 10 NJ. REILLY
NCBACCO.--2 kegs 30 / TWIST
d boxes Cayeuj.sh l2s extra sweet irs,
received and for sale by =. REILLY. |
may I'D
81 tINNiNNAI1 DRIED BEEF, 500 los sure I.
~ rrrr article received aLd Tor sale by
m7v I'D NJ. REILLY. /
~ D NNCIPE SGGaRS. 4 Ogd "A genuine arIj-
e c.e,jas' received and Tor sale low by
may 10 NJ. REILLY /
MO /, MAckEREL barrels. a prug a.. .
l. y iLcle. jus; received anI for sale by
my 10 NJ. REILLY. /
~ OAR SUGAR 10 barrels double refined. .
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VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY. class II. /
mrlSi2. To be drawn al Alexandra. Va. june
IL, 1912, GREGORY, & co, Managers.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000! $4,000,
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY. class G.. for /
lol2 To be drawn az Jersey City, a. }, On We'd T.
ucsday, June 10 1912
$4,000! ' $3.50,
Tickets $40.
UNION LOTTERY. Glass s. Tor 1912. 10 Hedray,n
al AieNnutr'a. % @ Saturday, JuIc Is, IsI2
O GREGORY a co. Managers
GRAND CAPITALS
s30O00l $4,000
Tickets $40.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY. cl,ssIT. for ?
1872. 90 be drawn a, Alexandria. O. O. Sa,ur.
d., june 50, 1872. J G GREGORY, & co, (
Managers.
GRAND C,prT,rs
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Tickets 81.
STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. class Il.
TO- 1872, 20 DC drawn 10 jersey CITY. a. .IN pu
"Wednesday, June -, 1912. G GREGORY,
q % 'i1"'5''' srur,,p
$4,000, $4,000,
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jersey Cry, or 10 their sub plsI Office.
Jun . Broadway, n Y.
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