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NAVY DsPARTMESr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
AuRu,l 5.h, lo44.

Bureau Of PIosi-ions and Clothing,
Augu,t 5.h, lo44.
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed, :" Proposals
for fieigLt W Rio, will be received At this Bu-
,esu nnlil three O'Clock p. NJ Thursday, s. ptem-
Der 5th, proximo, FIR the transportation OF about
1900 barrels in bulk OF Government supplies from
the Navy Yard, Gorpnrs, Virginia, TO Rio dc Jaael-
10. Offers must specify the price asked der barrel
without any dslinc lon between wet dry barrels
five and hall cubic feet of measurement goods, and
Thirty gallons 10 the gusge, OF oil casks not usually
called barrels, 10 be consiercj barrels, whatever
they may contain. No other than Government stores
90 be taken board freight, and primage To lie
allowed. Futon fair weather, working lay days, to
be all wed at each of the ports at Norfolk and Rio,
for taking in and discharging cargo. The weasel
rust pass the usual Inspection, aud be ready at the
Gospor Yald 10 receive her cargo, by the ooh Of
September.
TO be published once week until the 5,h Of Sep
TENDER in the MaJisonian, ID. c.; Sun, Baltimore
Md. New York Aurora, N II Beacon, Norf,k,
Va aug 5--lawtd
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r IFE OF JAMES OTIS, by Francis Bowen; and
IL Life Of James Ogle'horpe, the Founder OF
Georgia, by William b o Peabody. The two com
plee in one volume, being the second volume OF Lii
brsry Of American Biography, edited by Jared
Sparks. - :,
cheap edition.
just published, and this day received for sale by
+. TAYLOR, or for circulation ito subscribers only
from his Circulating Library. aug
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODst JUST RE
IN CEiVED - ALSO, MANILA GRASS
SRIRTS-We have this day received lot of choice
and desirable poods, which We will sell low, viz:
pieces black Malteoni Lusirngs
do black and blue Poult de Sole
10 do black and blueblac Aipaccas cheap
10 do French Lace Lawns and MuslIns
100 all-over corded skirts
% pieces Jaconet Cambrics
25 do Cambria Moslins
25 do Swiss and Book do cheap
8 do super Green Bcrage
10 do Gauze Flsnnels, warrant ed not TO shrink
Is do Cambria Dlmilics
40 do Irish Linens, fine, medium, and low
priced cheap
20 do 1914, ia, l0-4, and "a Russia and
IRISH Sheetings
case 1874 Hamilton Cotton do
30 pieces American Nankeens
ALSO,
100 Manila Grass Skirts
10 pieces Grass Linen for skirts
Together with large assortment of DOMES-
TICS, from g. cents and upward-, and which will be
offered ehesp.
EsTEP & CATLETT,
July l6-eo3if
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GEO. c. BINGHAM, PoarRArr PA,srxR--at
the termination OF the Avenue near the west Capitol
gate II. studio is open to the visits Of citizens and
strangers, If
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Posr OyrIcE DEPARTMENT, !

PosT OvrIcE DEPARTMENT.
June III, lc44 !
A MOS w. ALLEN, late Postmaster at Clinton,
IA Alabama, under indictment for having stolen
money from the United States mail, on which he has
been extensive depred tor, having escaped from
the Jail at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the night Of the
3lst ult, the above reward will be paid by this De-
partment for arrestiug said Allen, and delivering
hin into the custody Of The u. s Marshal for the
District of Northern Alabama, securing him in
any Jail until the said Marshal can reclaim him.
G. A. WiCKLlFFE,
Pos master General.
iuns II IN q Rem e. Mohle r,h
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 49, for 1874,
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, Au-
gust 49, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES:
80 600 Dollars 10000 Dollars
6O00 Dollars $500 Dollars
1927 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 DolIars.
40 puz,s of 81 900
SO do Of 500
60 do of 400
&c &c. &c.
Tickets $l0-Halves S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of Packages of25 Whole Ticke,ssl3o 90
Do do 25 Half do Is 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 80 SO
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No %, for 1874
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID c.. on Saturday, the
l7tn Of August, ls44
PRIZES!
25, 900 Dollars! 10 OOO Dollsrsl
500 Dollars 2OOO Dollars!
1850 Dollars! 500 Dollarsl
10 prizes Of 900 Dollars
IS of $500 20 Of $3.50!
&c. &c.
Is drawn Nos. GU Of &c.
Tickets Si0-Halves t5-Quarters 81 80.
Certificates of packages of % Whole Tickets 800
Do do % Quarter do IS
SPLENDID!
SAC. 0OOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 30, for 1874
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday,
August "a, 1874.
GRAND SCHEME
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
1880 Dollars 29I5 Dollars
SO prizes Of 81 900
100 prizes Of $500
1870 prizes Of 5000
&c. &c &c.
70 No. Lot,ery-i3 drawn ballots.
Whole tickets only sl2-TIalf S6-Quarter o.
Eighth 81 so.
Certificates Of packages of 26 Whole Tickets, 81 60
DO do 26 Half do 80
Do do 26 Quarter do 40
Do do 26 E'ghtbs do %
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class No. 81, for 1914.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c.. on SATURDAY.
the 3lst Of August. 1874
SPLENDID SCHEME.
100000 $4,000
GOO dollars 900 dollars
1000 dollars $500 dollars
1000 dollars | al dollars
25 trize- OF 900 doarsi
% Of S500-2s OF 500
&c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Hsivcs So Quarters 81 so
Certificates Of Packages OFFS Whole Tickets $3.50 90
DO do IS Half do is 90
n,
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
nost prompt attention, and official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after II is to al
who order them Address
J. G.. GREGORY 4 CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. c.
july 20-2aw4wd&cif
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{ TOWARDS SUPREME COURT REPORTS
- Vol I'd. just rccoiyed--for sale by
July ~ r. TAYLOR.

NEW .BOOKS.--The Comic Blackstone, re-
i ptiaisd fran The London edition.
Sydaey Sniih's Mise elan e., 3 vols
ScoIand, by Y. q. Kohl, author OF Russia and
The Rus-ans ehesp edni price IS een,s just pub
ii.hed and this day received by
july 20 r. TAYLOR.
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FLAX CANVAS
SEWING TWINR.

HAMMOCK AND BAG STUFF.
2e0 bolts Hsmmock siuii--each bolt to weigh 100 lbs
100 do Bog do do rs do
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HANNAH ON IHE ECONOMY OF WASTE
MANURES
A TREATISE on the nature and use OF neglect.
IA ed fertilizers, just reprinted from the English
edition, and tins day received. For sale by y. TAY.
LOR. Price IS cents july %
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w Ar DEPARTMENT,

WAN DEPARTMENT,
July Is, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at the War
Il Department, until O'Clock Of Monday the 18th
OF August next for furnishing 30 cords Of best half
seasoned Hickory wood 20 cords If best we'll sea-
sooed red oak, or youog black oak wood and 20
tons Of best Schuylkill rcd ash coal.
The whole Of the coal will be delivered by the lst
October uex', and as much Of the wood rs the cell
lars of the War Office will then contain and the re-
maiodcr Il NAV be required, with the right to in
crease the quantity.
Payments will be made on delivery.
July Is 2awtAugi9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07
\. ~ AiltI lilIDs
1919 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.

n. ~, ..t,,... 80" .,,,.,,, ~
- 4 1 eELN, tLDt rs. II " ELRl,
SHNtR AND PLATED WAhr MILJAaY. tAscY
GoUnE &C
OFFERS afob.I,..f. and .ct,f:a caroplete
u assortment. ~ t;a.4. De-. h.. lna Among
tnr lending articles of ms 1tt ibe sollowInp-
IL i-s 45.y J f--t-.- -. a $50 full Iaseled
44.r. Aafr.ts ,.,if -, go, 80 s.ncpt
LepIn, .Wateh.-.. p..I3 9ss.,,.ee wn,cbes. silver
arI5tb I,yr $ 44 i1,b.,,. ~, r. MINI. u, atchfs
do Alarm do. Gold e4p54 rb,,ns dn Fob do.
RUB. Emerald I'm T,n,e, Enam-f. san
phlre and rod siIuf No. ms. 10 do Ff1per
Rlass. Col Iar R4nas d. SbirI spas. do
G ar4cha.os ~ FL a., 10 C;4a,4 K.va 4, Fnb
do. elIt ru5r3 kr,s d. en- ,i9s Sreel and ri,
atgh krys gaI1 .,Iye, G.r,n,5 sly,r and steel
s.eetatIs Gt,n,'.r'.,fa 49, ". -, -, a
..l.ss SILVER 5.nctls t;gr.,'sT -, nenaIis
S5Irer Ua#k-S tly,r,t.,ble so'tsns a., Re, do
/ do SaItdo an Mustard dn a f,nos H.,
bHiter kni,es. German SILVER am sn,ons do do
, Te4 sroans
i p#,te9 ami Br;fo,fo H. plotad Candle.
.#eks do raslors o. srrf.re and NV dn
. f,fks Diyon & Sont p,,t,,r,, ,,,,,o ~ sots
Brfiania ,mmut,iap var IN at.
Wosf,nb.l'ais PorkI Knives. Ro.
gers AID F,hott's Dirk pocket knives. fine pen
~. Roo s,;ss.,,N 10 ca,,ir,,.p,s 10 a.
Taafs Do F3mIS shes ' E9T moon t,see 9 rs
Po,,der FIask. p d., p,1','is
Gorbs- Ivnrv c,niLs 10 5,,o, ar ,s;ngle
he Ifnek S,mbs DO s,ja ia 10 100 d.
R1fiaIo horn da Rra,4la, 4 F., H., 40 d. T,,ck A.,
/ a. 4, pcrtnt d. NJ d. A. Gs,r,.n s'ivo,
~, ~ - ""' 'oou uo w. "ei'""" s"'e'
- - ey,.:..-. r,tr.o,, .,,,;,,,.. pltiia
H. H. - 30 t - : Ee,,or
-, 49, - /, H. 80 10 -, LUZ, ''o''
- eUi't,i no. "Iu.l9l iN'o.'''lis' aP 40 'oj'k
~ sN ~ = us VIZ oV 90. D nc 20 uo'
,erns co,5. s Isis o"iao 49, aan pI
- 10 '"u a'r '"ssels' &"tli"N ioi osilht's'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07
LII MBER.

ME subscribers having rnrchased the LIrM
i BIER YARD on Nam street near The Bridge
formerly occupied by Mclean Il Rice. respectfully
inform the public That they prepared al all time,
Ia furnish oil kind. of PINE LUMBER on the mos,
favorable terms for ca.h
Attached IN his yard is an excellent planning ma.
rhine. which viii be conslaHlly supplied with uor.
ked flooring, ,D.ather boarding oeing &c which will
be sold ior cash. low as at any place in the Yves.
tern country. All orders thankfully received mi
promptly attended to. l.. ROOT6Co
Wheeling Aug1,, lit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

Henry Scott and Clarke. COMMENTARIES,
FAMILY BIBLES tvatiou. hndne.)
POCKET do do.
POLYGLOTT BIBLES Large & Pocket editions,
TfSTAMEN1S. Large and Poke, ednions)
hymn BOOKS Presbyterian. Methodist 4 BAPTIST
SELECT MELODIES;
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS fvarion. hinding.a
WATSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY;
Do THEOI OG1CAI INSTITUTES;
BUNYAN's PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
d. HOLY WAR;
BURnER'S Village SERMONS;
mASON'S SELL KNOWLEDGE;
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS;
WlLBERFoRCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS
NoVIlM TEsTAMENTUM, Grr-onm and Lexicon
LFMPRIERF'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY;
ANTHONS Crsar. Horace, Cicero. Sallusi Nlrel
Greek Render Lain Lessons. GREEK GRAM.
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
United Siates DISPENSAToRY. nv Wood 4 Bache;
Ccop"r's SURGICAL DICTIONARY;
Hooper. MEDICAL do;
Pnnco.r's wlSTkRS ANATOMY;
LISTENS PRACTICAL SURGERY;
ARMSTRONG'S PRACTICE;
EBERLE'S PRACTICE;
ERrRLE'S THERAPEUTICS;
EBERLE ON CHILDRENl
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DEVICES do;
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DEVICE ON FEMALES;
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE;
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COMSTOCK'S CHEMISTRY;
CNMSToCK'S PHYSIOLOGY;
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DAVIES ALGEBRA;
HisTORIA SAcREs
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lVlRI ROME; ~, ID
|BONNYCASTLE'S MENSIRAi lO' '"'
lGIBSON'S SURVEYING; nv.
GUaiMERC's SURVEYING AND MI
.HALE'S UNITED STATES hlslo"i'
IBLAIR'S LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY OF ARITHMETIC
.WHEATLEY'S LOGIC;
HEDGES do; .,uy.
MITCHELL S PRIMARY GLoO hA VIZ, g,
IMlTCHELL'S GEOGRAPHY and AiLa''
iOLNEY'S do
RAYS ECLECTIC RlTHMEIlC
WESTERN CALCULATOR and MI
SMITHS ARITHMETIC;
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KIRKHAM'S do; ,,prA
ECLECTIC SERIES. lsi. 81, 81 anu 4'h ~
DICKS WORKS. s vols; IL.
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY wv
.ALLlSoN'S HISTORY OF EUROlH
'PLUTARCH'S LIVES;
uRE'S DICTIONARY OF ARIs' o.
.Goode's Book oi Nature;
lFEDERALlSTi
American Constitutions;
-rooke'- Pantheon,
fTyllers History;
Way Polllcal Eoono"f'
Wayiand's Moral Science
Indian War;
Connie on Dige,lion;
Esop's Fables;
'DDmeslic Cookery;
Rheys Narrative;
Wlrt's Lie ofPainck Henry
Webster Dictionary;
Mllwiigh s Guide;
Combe's PhreHology;
Combet Constituted Of Na"'
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

LAWNS, BazafInt Paris aud Swiss. Of ncw style
and every variety, Al.o Mourning Lawns.
DRESS GO0bS; Worsted Balzarnes. Batnges,
Foalatds. Chu,sns Mouslin lie Lanes Alpaca. d.
PRINTS AND CHlNTZES. al any price md
quaI,y Alison few palernsFenune French ChInizes.
SILKS, New ,yle Chameleon, Watefed and FIG d
SILK and Oueulals.
SHAWlS. Sc, Superb rich fsd I'D Chams on
Sha 81, and Scaris and Ladies Cfavas, black new
ShaWls, dc.
GINGHAhlS handsome striped Bingham. for
dresses Earl.lon, Scotch, French and Manchester
GIrghams
RIBBONS, g.; A beautiful stock Of Bonnet
Trimmings aud Flowers
BoNNETS; Neapelrtan, Brilliant Florence Brad
Straw Bonner. ard Leehofn HAS.
PARASOIS; Oh almost endless vsueiy
HOSIERY; Silk Raw Silk and Cotton Hose and
Half lIosc.
GLOVES Besl qualify black and cold KID Gloves,
Lace Gloves and Mus, long fIlleI Gloves, VOL
Nuts, Sllk, Cotton &c. &c.
LACE GOODS; WIDE and narrow Thread Laces,
Isle EdginGs sut Laccs Ashhpron Laces; Also
and "A BIN and White Nell. Sc.
MUSLIN GOODS; Jacon,is. Camhrlrs, Tarle"n.,
Swiss, Bishop Lawn Also. superb arllole OF new
.i,lc White Mushns and TarleIos. lot dresses.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs &r; RSere. Hem
STITCHED and pain bordered l. { lldkis, and ,ome
real fine Lineu Csmhtcs and Lung Lawns
SILK POCKET HDkFS Twie1 Spalheld,
Ahlie Paugee, and good sloek cold IL dhis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

s W cor Main 4 nanroe So.
u teiiuP. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

WHY WILL YOU DELAY2-Anu suffer
w the wet, unhealthy weather to knit 4
d sease in yonr system, that Il certain 10 carry
YOU 10 an unllmely gravel Has not experience
taught you1 Has not ocular proofs convincel
yau that Consumption IS certain death to all
whom It may encounter when left until late
petodl
THEN WHY WILL YOT DELAY
Procuring remedy in due season, and arrest
the progress Of that fell desroyerl A cold
which soon terminates in Coughine, whereby
soreness Of the Threat md inflammation Of the
MucIs Membrane OF the Rronchl is produced
and the Lungs rendered open 10 disease Thus
persons suffer themselves to nrocrastlnate unfiI
death looks in at their door, when will they begin
II he concerned about their health when in all
probability IT'S too late. May all who have
cold take timely warning and get rid OF it as
soon as possible.
DR. Duncans Expectorant Renedy, stands
before The public, tested by thousands. a nd daily
used in almost every family throughout the d If
ferent States for diseases Of
THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount SCI! IN TIN. CITY. and thar I.
81 many persons who come back and Obtain it
by the half dozen bottles, is suficlsnt evidence
Of is wonderful efficacy.
Call upon J b & Il B MARSH.
nov 2h WbpainU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

The above with great many other kinds render stock conn
Il all
", sell as low prices any west of The
n the above do vel 10 M =
stock before purchasing esewhereas will always o6
of pleasure Them and sho" stock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07
SELBY'S
FANCY EMPORIUM

being opened arranged fine order known
o myself, customers and The world at large
best induce Of
rcra from publishing Qhoueh this medum cScend
call
the of ALL by letting
speak merely adding by have M
Eastern Cities, the
cy they keeping following au:
toIt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07
JOHN FISHER, .4gent,
No. 1888 Main street,
WHEELING, VA.

II tho
N he has u.
oaaI Blank Books sa0he5'
The following
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AFTER ming thanks their customer, an
patronage Literally extended them mo past ycnr aud
patronage respectfully ny q
a, GIous: '0''ai.g 4
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4 srnA1snlNa ND rRUE-

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4##.-t. l. BaHa = He=..r saHaas '..s ha= Pc
ass.4 ~ p..d Rafa aaa ta'eE and NE
-. hire Hr % rH#grf ~ #uat On array ID i
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G4ci 0Hea are sastri B." '' cure
Fasrt tuiaa- #Hftrigffnrft aI- =. "a. teiaHt
fssfor, - faHoai 10 hea'lh ~ go IL,
- fbot.osh., ~ this. j. e9ee.1a.Y .a2sslz
me CaaEH#afe1 Hashcs HsH '+' ass H.
winch lines fhc Haea.a. ms 81 t''if sa.-.
HaHtutRllI hung ~ e3iHah - a.. el.5'.,...,,,,.
matter. Ii all eamaInl's 81 .'e me
asear.. cen where nature seems 70 be 5aa1'.k
ne fIi5rl IN fhro" On me Hi>raAe - -
sefaraHt 8mpa[ ne .,lir,bgr
Ifsrfrat IN any '9aF.t' 49, t.t E.4#.,,,te-
themselves aft1e ahsif1' ms men IA 3sa I'm.
id Their - rpefa4 4h' ~ .,s
drrds On feet Nta.iA. aIief ..,t .
bad given thein ai Is 2, ~ A.. 81, ~
tHH. Coughs &c, -. 's'lli.a. ,fi=5s.s-e4
chfs, NhaaFNE sa-0, -..,,.,
ef a pufwaF7fF daIatf ''.a - .'''
Ifarapcr saW'u'slelto t,.....f..-
Rev. $ Nse'uuis ffgItssa IN '4e li4ln..,oH
y y l#GaiF es9 -. a.. -. NJ
says. w ~ ~ o7e consideration.
hare found them sgsetSS''' III cases "''s'' a.
Other means have iaIto 800
- Nicholas la RS conner "i , foht hoa
lombard as. lhiaat was cured ei -ouku
Asthms az. ,t>.s gr THE IINGS
i'' - .#..,...# -.
under Wh ,S ne .a".l'u -. n
Rev Nf ifa VI 3 #.eh' &C - I 49,
Nv OK s.i' tafA. 'aAe l.,, -
F1neciotahL ans haff "sts
man --.,,t.p ,trnf-tNrs
ALL OlilhH "a
Of ihc kInd ~
Re, An avs Mose'll2 "e, a.. ..= "a >,
have used Yaur thF9elsia am, Ah' .gaua J. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

CLOTHS; Black French and WooBack n,
bic Green, Blue. AiIed AID Blown cIohs;
d. L.. PLAIN and lwdlcd Summer cloths al ei1
CASSlMEREs. Be- Sspet fancy r.
Cassineres. new style, Summer Cv,i. Of u
description fur Pants, Linen puIln.E Alse1
super Black Belgium Twill Cas.me. ~
VESTlNGs; Bes quality black sam, E.
Fiorenilne, and .ons NOS superb Llgh, Y ,aG
SUMMER GOODS; All kinds Cotton 81
Guod-; heavy Brown Linen 4nd L.sen DR.
al.o Linen Check. and Grnghans Tor Goals,
BONES RIGS; Bro ard Ieoched Mu,lnr
inp.. Checks, Dnlling', Nookeen', cambaN'
Lining. &c.
FOR HOUSEKEEPERs S and l0.4 u
and Cotton Sheelings / Linen tor Pillow 4
lrish LINENS uadf.ssed sc super rhIle Mar
Qnill. Dama.k Table Linen, Table pnp', Cn
Furniture plmity aud Furniture chlnis'. n
Courn Frnges. u
Safp.ling and Mailing OIL Clolh fasls 20
Linen Floor Cloths and Bal1e., cgfp.l
Hearth Bfu,hes. Comets, Mafselllss and
Skirts
TAlLoRS TRIMMINGS; Rich heavy
best qnali'y Silk Cont Cotl Fancy Co'd' snd
tons S,eslas, Hollands, e., ~
NICK NACkS; Bugle Bends, Cards md u
Straw ard Silk Gimp., Fringe. all cnor' s
silks, Comb. Hair Brushes. Daruine Nolor'
Cans. Whalebone,. o.! SILK, Fans, DC ar &
But pause le.l me readers patience 'hou
exhausted. zap % "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
Another Glorious whig victorys
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

Addison and Rutland Counties are nov
ing vigorously in this matter, and our infor-
nation from different parts Of the State leads
US 10 believe that we shall be we'll repre-
scented.
The Steam Boat Company have voted to
tax delegates bu, half price each way, upon
the Lake; and one dollar only will be
charged from Whitehall to Troy, by packet
or 81 80 if the car is taken at Mechanics
Vile. A similar reduction of fare IS announ-
cpd from New York to Baltimore and when
there, money or price will no, come into the
account. The expense Of the trip will not
be burdenson,e, and so favorable an oppor-
tunIty for young man to make pleasant
journey, see something Of the wotld, and
serve his country. will not again occur. Go,
by all means, unless some imperious coun-
tervailing necessity forbids. And when at
Baltimore, just drop down to Washington
and bid John Tyler good bye--for US.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12

NEw-YoRE, April 5.--DreadfM Accidental
mad Or.-Yesterday morning about II O'Clock,
a Mad Ok dashed furonsly down Mercer street
into Canal, where he knocked down two ladies'
who were crossing Mercer ST., one of them
being seriously, the other slightly, injured
lie then rushed down Canal street, goring
gentleman who was in his way, and turning up
to the sidewalk, where he knocked down two
more lades-one of whom he tossed on his
horns, dsloca,ing her shoulder and otherwise
injuring her. Being by this time arrived oppo-
site Laurcns street, he turned up that street a
few steps, where he knocked down little boy
six years old, trying first to gore him, and then
falling upon his breast and crushing him with
his knees so that the poor boy is don tless
dead before now. Leaving his work of death
the infuriated animal returned to Canal street,
where he knocked down another boy, woundnp
him severely, and then ran at the boot and shoe
store Of Mr. Walker, the show window OF whlcl
he partly demolished From here he turned
into West Broadway, up York street, and pre-
cipi,ated himself into cellar used as stable
the door of which was fortunately open-whert
he was finally secured. The whole scene wa
one of confusion, terror and disaster, such a.
seldom before has been witnessed in the streets
Of Clty-Iri5uns.
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o. Hon. HEMAN ALLEN Moore, NJ. C.

o. Hon. HEMAN ALLEN Moore, NJ. C.
from the X,h (Columbus) District, Ohio,
died at Columbus, on the 81, two days after
his arrival from Washington. lie was 4
Van Buren, man, and was elected in Octo-
Der by 255 majority. But Wing will be
elected to the vacancy, Mark that. If tho
Loco Focos mean to maintain an ascendant
cy in the House, they should hold on TO
what they have, and caution their friends
against dying, or going to the mad-house !;
for, really, they have very bad luck in filling
vacancies this year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

Recent advices from private but well in
formed source assure Us of.he following i'm
por,ant facts, viz:
l. That JOHN TYLER has defni'vely de-
termined 10 stand as candidate for Pres'-
dent, on independent grounds;
2. That q Convention Of his friends will
assemble In Rsl,imore on the 9Th of May,
and formally pressn, him for that Office
[Who will be his Vice President 7
8. Tha, no will run as the open, avowed
advocate Of terminating directly the Joint
Occupation Of Oregon and taking Military
and Judicial possession Of that region Also
Of Annexiog Tera' to the Union, and or
such grounds appeal 10 the People for sup
port.
A friend suggests that he will probabl,
ge, the unbroken vote Of Tezs, and Oregon
while the rest will be divided between Cla,
and Van Buren.-Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
FRUITS OF A VICTORY.

On hearing the result of the election in
Connecticut, Mr.. Senator Niles Immediately
lef. the luna,ic asylum a, Utica, and started
for Washington, In allnsion to this fact,
the Tribune makes a hard hit:
ave we're sure from the first that Wing
triumph in Connecticut would be productive
Of vast good, but we did not think il would
restore Loco-F to sanity, and cause
his immediate transformation from cell in
Lunaic Asylum to a seat in the L. >.
Senate. However, the greater its sautary
and sanitary influence, the more are we de-
lighted"