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Court OF General Sessions.


Tappan. John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
MARcH l2.-Triai for Grand Larceny : wharton 8.
Eos watch worth H. SOS rom Mr. Poo No. SIS
Pearl street. in the month OF June last put his
trial for the offence On the part Of the prosecution
Mr. Foorst deposed that while riding horsebas along
the Bowsry Ia the month Of june he thrown from
his saddle and conveyed to his residence state Of in
sensbity which occasion the accused took posses
sion of his watch chain Sci the property subse-
quenty recovered having been sent directed Mr..
sherwood, at the North American Hotel A gsntlsman
BY the name Of Palmer testified that he Witnessed the
accident that he took UP the watch and handed IL TO
Peters, who ntimsted that he was friend Of Mr. Foorst
that some days afterwards, Peters not having restored
the property to Mr. Foorst, was asked for it, whom he
stated that he had delivered it to another person. with
raj witnesses called to testify to the good charac
ter Of the accused The jury after brief consultation,
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
S.qnother Trial for Grand Larceny Peter White
indicted for grand larceny, In having short time ego,
stolen watch and some articles Of clothing. alleged to
be worth &s9 from named John Oertel, at store
in Bayard street From the evidence adduced ON the
part Of the prosecution, appeared that Oertel LEFT
or or.
In search Of and that the latter under some
G sss Obtained s::s 81
tons There being some doubts whether the value OF
the properly stolen sxsssss1 no. ,Is 'sy t Sane me
sentenced him to be imprisoned in the penitsntary for
ssii Fs fs.s WIN Trouchs, indicted for petit lar.
ceny falling appear when called upon tor trial. his
recosnizsncss were declared to be forfeited.
Trio for Bursia,y--Dsniel Brown next tried for
having on the night Of the l5h Of January last burgls
riously entered the house Of Mr. VIM ORE Of No eBa-
tavs street. and stolen hererom articles Of level
~ slverware and clothing alleged to be worth about
$50 There beng evidence addnced to show that
there had bean forcioe entrance the jury found the
sentenced him to be imprisoned In the psptentsry for
six months.
More Fovfsituves of BaiL-John H. Merrell indie cd
for perjury Catherine Norton and John Murray,
rally indicted for assaults and battery also failing 10 an
swer when called upon for trial. their recognzance
were respectively declared to be forfeited.
Trial for Asssst and Battery Nth intent 10 KILL
Abraham J. Morrell and his wife Henrietta then
placed on trial for having the 9th Of July last
mitted an assault and battery with intent to kill Mary
West Of No. 10 Robinson street. The jury In this csse,
guilty"
The court them adjourned until tomorrow.
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MAGNIFICENT
VIEW OF THE CAMP AT CORPUS CHRISTI,
TEXAS.


The Weekly Herald of this week is to be splen-
did number. . ;.-.,s-s t.g
1t viii contain large and magnificent view OF the
Camp Of the "Army Of Occupation" at Corpus
Christi, drawn by our special artist, who occupies
the inner tent and takes his soup at twelve, instead
OF three o'clock.
This number OF the Weekly will also contain the
important intelligence from Washington, the inte-
resting advlces from Europe, and the general news
of the week.
Price sxpence copy, and cheap at that.
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:. BEFORE Judge Waterbury.
!, sAkeh ia-John shepard vs.. Hanfcrd Reyns.ds.-The
J IN TINS case fully reported yesterday, gave YER
oict IN iavor Of the plaintiff for $780,
,-, Before Judge smith.
a. ssauan'es harptr VS.. Daniel Hannion-Tno Court, in
TINS case, reported in the Herald Of Yesterday gave
judgment IN favor of the defendant -
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Hall saturday, and great quantity Of goods chang
cd hands. Prices continue steady.
HEcxmospwucx BLANKET MAnxrr.-Ths attendance
II merchants on Monday was moderate, but not much
business transacted Toursday the attendance was mss
grO. Prices remain a. firm az last week
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LrEsrooL, Feb s-sd Columbia. Booth Vifgnia; scot
land Thompson, N Orleans.
Cow Feb ssid Lord Gleneg. Charleston The Pearl for
Gvesto and Lmena, for Porto Rico IN proceeding DOM
the ver this moreng contact of the Msgszne The
Pearl lost main and and both anchor
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Police Intelligence.

Refusing to Bail In the OF Mr. Ralph Lockwood.
against Mr. Barbiere wherein he charged with
shooting at him without taking aim, Justice DInker de-
cded that in his legal opinion, Mr. Barbiere not
entitled to bail in this NATTER therefore he declined the
application, and committed Mr. Barbere in full for trial.
This case understand to be legitimate bailable one,
consequently tho whole matter will be presented before
the Court of Sessions in day two who will doubt
upon hearing the facts admit Mr. Barbiere to bail In
reasonable sum, for his appearance at Court.
Dishopsst Cierk.-Charles Baker, was arrested last
night caught in the act OF embezzing IS cts from Mr.
Thomas Finnigan, No. ala West ST. Locked up by just
tce Ro0me.
.aftemyt to Break Ja--The notorious counterfeitsr
John A. Canter, is confined in of the cells in
the new prison, at Jefferson Market Upon examining
his cell yesterday morning, the keeper discovered .
large hole made in the outer wall, some inches
deep the wall is l6 inches thick; the instruments
usedwere his knife and fork. II fortunately dis
covered in good time to prevent his escape
Petit Larcenies.-Edward Thompson was caught last
night in the act of stealing ham, worth IL shilngs,
belonging to Albert Mislahsr, Of Thomas and
Hudson street. Locked up for the Special Sessions-
John McGraw was caught on board . vessel lying in
the East River, belonging to Captain Fredericks, evil
IDENTIFY with intention to steal Mc0aw being an old
4th ward thief Committed by Justics Osborne.-Mery
WEIGH arrested yesterday for stealing table
from the entry Of the house No 80 street,
belonging to Elizabeth Oliver. Looked up by Justice
Taylor.-William White was arrested last night for
stealing goods from John Bante No ll3 Eighth
Committed by Justice Roome.
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In Chancerv.


Before Vice Chance llor Standard
MARCH 2.-Thomas L. Weiis end ofL<ys % r..o< GA
son and ohsrs This case, commenced on Tussdsv in
still on Mr. Murray Hoffman continued the argumsnt
ming. - ~
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PARK THEArRE.-The fine comic opera Of "Don Pas
quale performed last evening at the Park Theatre
to large and highly fashionable audience. We have
already gwen extended notice Of this opera and need
only say that last evening the character Of the opera
and the Grtiss fully sustained. We have doubt
this opera viii have long 1t certainly contains
very fine gems The serenade, in the second act
given by Mr. Frazer is the most perfect thing Of the
kind heard. II is very besHidesI Of
made, and presume will be sung yet in the Of
many fair American damsel The evening closed with
the new drama of the "Backwoodsman." This drama
affords the ipimsble Dan Marble fine opportunity TO
display his peculiar talent The bill viii be given
this evening, when we expect to crowded house.
BowEnY.-There was another complete rush to this
house last evening to witness the gorgeous spectacle Of
"Ivanhoe" which piece will be repeated tonight to-
gether with the sentimental drama Of "Black-Eyed eu-
san" So long attractions Of this kind continue to to
presented for the of the public, the Bowery
cannot fail being filed to overAowing
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THE REFORM MEETING IN BRooKLYr.-We
published yesterday report of meeting held
in Brooklyn on Wednesday evening, for the
purpose Of organizing an independent party,
disconnecting city affairs from party politics.
This meeting was fully attended, and although
there was some little opposition to the objects Of
the meeting, spirito inquiry was awakened which
will not stop there. All these meetings plainly in
dictate the desire for reform, and will affect the bal
lot box considerably at the ensuing election.
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The DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION. several
counties COMPOSING the Safe OF New York, will be
represented in he Convention for amending tie
Consfitution as foows.-
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NAvAL.-United States frigate Potomac, was TO
have sailed yesterday from Norfolk for the Gulf Of

4HcAfCU. TIC IUIIUWIHg IS q IISt OF HtT Objects.
Captain, John II. Aulick. First Lieutenant Samuel
Lockwood; second do, James Rowan; third do Joshua
Humphreys fourth do James II. North; fifth do James
NJ Erailey; sixth do James A. Doyle Acting Master c.
George holland. Purser, Joseph Bryan Surgeon, Ro
bert J. Dodd Assistant Surgeon, Oscar F. Baxter; do,
James Hamilton Lieutenant of Marines Addison Gar
land. Passed Midshipmen, Henry A. Clemson, John r.
Abbott VIM. B. Fitzgerald Edward +. Ta:tnall, VIM.
Hopkins. Captains Clerk, Thomas w. Jordan. Assist
ant Purser, Joseph Gideon Midshipmen, Andrew F.
Monroe, william II. Murdaugh, James H. somerville,
Edward I. Carmichael Charles c. Hunter, William L.
Powell, William H. Parker, Allan McLsne, John p.
Jones Boatswain, Samuel Drew. Gunner, Archibald
$ Lewis Carpenter, Luther Manson. Sailmaker, Ben.
lamin B. Burchstead.
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city Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
TRINIrY CHURcH.-We paid visit to Trinity Church
yesterday and found quite large number Of ladies and
gentlemen feastng their eyes and perceptions Of the
beautiful upon the magnificent interior structure Of
this building The appearance is gaudy that
of Grace Church. and on that account more pleasant
end dOSd o. ms nd light me- sao, in
blended colors of the iris. The brown columns which
support the high arches add to the sombis but not
which process Of erection are to DO Of oak
The church will probably be opened for service the
and hundsd and fifty feet above the breast Of mother
.arth we gazed down upon the moving below us.
We san
the VS. and clear to Sandy Hook. can the
scrption The windings Of the East River among the
islands above the city plainly observable and the
North River the Highlands and the Palisades raise their
lofty heights to our view But, oh the city It il
there spread out. map,like before U.s. and the moving
~nniDs about their hills The other spires in the city
ppear, from here, far below us. Above the place
here stood the spre rises "a feet making the height
WON the ground 254 feet
FoRzier Faurrs.--The usual descriptions of foreign
fruits are now beginning to come into the city in great
quantities: Persons should be very careful however,
about eating them in too large quantities.
FIREs.-There were two fres yesterday morning, one
about five and the other at near eight O'Clock The SCR
mer proceeded from the building No 70 Wall srestthe
done. The latter proceeded from the tobacco nam
uacory of John Anderson. No 2sl Duane strset-con-
siderable damage was done principally by water.
THE CRoroN IN STREET CLEASING.-The Crotch water
is used with great effect in clearing the and mud
out Of streets In addition to its sweeping force
when let loose from the hydrants it forms river In the
CUTTERS into which the thrownand carried into
the sewer.
ST. PArRrcxs DAY.-The young friends of Ireland in
tend to celebrate st. Patrick Day BY splendid enter
tainment, at the Coliseum, 400 Broadway They pro-
mise that the entertainment will be enriched with the
sentiments Of Of the first minds Of the day, and
capital dinner
sIoKoR SALVATORE AsBArE = MIaLloRE, has left this
country for Italy. His work America will be pub
lshed In Sicily on next June
CoRoNER's OFFICE, March l2-Suicide BY Hangine.-
The Coroner called to hold inquest yesterday
morning, at the LIST ward ststionhouse, the body q
Henry Aldrich, German about % years Of age, and
segar maker by trade 1t appears this resided at
No. Whitehall street, and at O'Clock Wednesday
night he arrested the complaint Of his wife,
who's: life she said he had threatened to take Conss
quently he locked up in Of the cells at the sta
ton house and opening the cell door, at about ten
O'Clock the night the assistant captain discovered
him suspended by the neck from the upper part Of the
cell by his neck handkerchief. He cut down i'm
medately, and medical aid sent for but being
mined BY DR.. James Alden, he was pronounced to be
quite dead. Verdict accordingly.
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tured goods But as the experiment OF Opposition in
1915 and 1926 so sgnaliy failed il is not likely that
anyhindrancewi arise to thwart Premier his views
upon this point Asyet the parties connected with the
colonial timber trade have organized any plan for
laurc exemption from being broughwithin the scope
OF the ministerial policy Of abrogaung duties far as
the public exiscncies will permit
Haitpast Twelve.-The quotations for Consols are o6i
TO o. being shade lower Bank stock is pos to 49, and
Exchequer Bills 80 TO 40 prem.
Spanish Active Bonds have been al to 2sl and Portu
guese Converted, 80 TO 81.
The Railway Shares are steady.
LIVERPOOL Corros MARKEr, Saturday, Feb. THE
trade demand Tor cotton has been very extensive through
supplied by holders of American that last weeks
tons were barely maintained; during the last few
days the market has become more firm and closes with
last weeks rates fully maintained and in sons nstan
ces, i'd per ID advance established Egvpan il in mo-
dsrats demand and very abundanty supplied at former
prices. Brazil Is also only in moderate demand hut nm
changed in value In Sura a fair business il doing At
former prices The sales Of week amount N AZ so
bales. including 1000 American speculation and 700
Our market has been very firm to-day, and the hr.,
amounts to 5000 bales, principally Ame rcan Of
which 900 bales have been purchased on Speculation
LIVERPOOL CoRr MARxer, Feb. THE market for
free Grain continues in depressed state, which must
be attributed to the still unsettled question Of the Corn
since Tuesday; the best quality has maintained that
days price, but secondary samples have given way Id
TO I'd per bushsL Flour has met moderately fair de-
mand but small decline in value has had TO be submit
Ted to- Beans IL per quarter and Barley Sd per BUSH
GLOVER. NO change regards Oats and Oatmeal for
wn,oa Sass We nave experienced slow sale. seve.
ral usnsecuons nave occurred in Bonded Wheat and
week. -'''
LvEaPooL MAaksrs, Feb. 7.-Tobacco--Tbe sales Of
ginia leaf 400 stemmed $50 Kentucky Leaf ana ths rs
mainder Stemmed, at former prices Rec has hsen ~
Per cwt Ashes-some fe parcels Of MonsoI ~ ~
Pearl have been taken for consumption ~ rrersa -.
prices cloysnssd 10 In fair demand and Is tons Xms
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MORE PROOF.

DARLINGTON. Beaver CO. Pa. Feb'y 1889.
DIR ID JAYNE.-Dear SIR My iuris con, when
about Two months old. WA seized with q bowel
complaint. u continued for two weeks without
ntermission. and notwithstanding The remedies
pfcscribed by q respectable physician. we gave M
The child q victim as we supps ell 10 Q fatal disessr
But ! psovidentialIy hoard of 'Jsyne's Csrnina,ivc.
az an edeciuai cure fos howell complaint. and inn.
mediaieiy dispatched q messenger 10 q town seven.
teen miles oil foe q bouls. BY The use Of this med.
icine. in less than thirty six heas Tho dissase was
checked. and BY its constant use Gs . few days The
child wss restored 10 perfect health Shortly afes
This there occurred n similar case in one Of The
families of my congregaifn. pfescnbel .Jsyne's
Csrminative.' and The result ives q speedy cure.
The same child, OWING TO exposure. when 70.
Gently coming M tho Ohio. WAS attacked ny iha,
horrible maIady Group. We landed in The nigh,
al Beaver Point, and when our isars were alarmed
lest Tho hoare sepuichral cough was The rerupner
OF death. we gave him n lea spoonful VI your Es,
pc ciorsDi. and applied sesae linimeni TO The lhn.a,
and breast; and beiore many minuie. The huar.e-
ness was gone. The child brssihed freely and slep,
swee,Iy Owing To these circumstances il cannoi
DO wondered a, whs . have 90 high an oplnian oil
yuur medicines. ssd while ] advise every family 10
keep Them on hand. ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR b BRADFORD.
Pastor Ffesbyir ran Church. Darling n. PA.
F"H sale by DR. J CRUMBACKER, l73 Main
sifeei. feb -
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t"h eofnnnosssss tavern sssad srusisJ m "A.
~SnvsS 's"ns'0n. noash u sgn6ss.. asansDe
-. Dops y pfsssn, oteep'sd BY Wa MC.ov =,
s~tesliebi frame hooss. eonsissine A - J"
''-'ss. fssses. Bar ituom. 4 bed n.sss ss5 49,.
$50 Se.s hos.s. with stsbiins hs City ha..s., III,
SlH?'ss if doing q ESul businss. spd nee, ~.
H'ssp Host ba'-iiss. P~aymssis cen he ME- 80
80 issshes Pafiicalafs apply - WA NcAnry
=. ~s nss@''ss. % ~ N Msrips. 81 ssra~ Mse.
o-Ns %ssselien' fern siiasls aa N. b..k.
sl.a,ns Cssek. sol sabssnsns ne ,h,,v,s. sI :.
.ssne ecn's'sing 2sQ sefss snoss ., r. ..-.I
- .n.esso~ra river hoitpss. and ~. ,e,..,.l.,
ho...s-aa vel we-ird sa5 wate,sJ. Dn sll,..
AL. emfes spd and q god ssss,ns .sre.,.
q. 4. $3.50 psnarssass spiAy - AZ ~ MARIING
ss is oeS rs~nship. kfussos 60. oes,
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NO. 100 MA ET
QRxN RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
I'm lie that he has now on hand and man
VN- niaeinfes 10 otder evtry variety al
fTYTT Chairs ~ the loIesi pnuerns. oud ~ q
ZkE style oi woiknanship not SUPPOSED IN
y The Western Country.
Tie has on band a large stock III Boston Rockers.
Hall B'sion R'cker-, C1nm'n do. Revolving Chairs
sui'abie for Counting R'rnms. Frci en- Porluf Cbairs.
several new and splendid patterns ef wood seat
hairs Dining Chair. Seiiecs Suciabies. Children's
Table. Rock n and Common ChaiFs. &c DC.
The public are invited 10 call and examine his
stock. as he vii assure all whs favor him With
heir custom. thaithcy shall mo-, no Disappointed e.
'her IN pnce ~ quality. lie Is deIermined 10y close
personal attention to business. IN eniillc hImsel TO
a fa'r proportion Of public patronage.
Chars carefully packed 20 sent TO my psu Of
he city Tree of change. 6m sep u
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NOTICE.

nOCT0R ELISHA WARMER. respectfully A..
IL sssscss - The citizens OF Wheeling and ssr
sssessng oosassy thss he will BE- shssns on ssiaes.
-. NE es'v. from about The 2ist day Of this
soash until the last 81 June os 6s.s of July next
Z 10 w. returns mis- thanks f,r the liberal share el
patronage nesiowed on him since he has been in
ih's c''y' and hopes 10 meet his numerous patrons
Aed ts,ends m bis seiusn.
Pessons having business With os wishing To see
Shs Doesos professionally or s'heswisc cun find him
~ his office. first door at The South end OF ,hs br,de 70
SSssh ~aesiing, Va. until the 2isi dsy Of This
po1sn- fa Bid lw feb II
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS
AT NO 40 WATER STREET.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.

WE un'ersisned lakes leave Ia tender his
thanks 10 the public in general Tor their liner.
nj patronage heretofore. now respectfully inviles
their sueo,ion 10 his stock al present. DESTROYS VI
reducing my winter stock. I am now disposed To
sell rendy made winter cloihing lower than ever
offered in this city. MY stock consists in par,, wa.
Ci"aks ID . s and I 1. French WOOL dye cloth
Ciooks DO, Bea Frook obd Over coats DO; Wo,l
Pack Dress and Ftock coats; some vep superior
from 81 nT Tweed 6oeis large asst, colors and sizrs
Blue Pilot Ovcfcoa,s Of all sizes.st Your own prices
Saitineii Goals Of various qualities. Boz. feock and
Cuaiees, prices reduced. V3STS-Large asst
vests latest STYLES. Satin, PLAIN. fg'd aud fancy do.
Cloth, double ond single hScasi. do Wool Velvet;
splendid styles Valcncis Vests. &r. OF oil sizes.-
Also. a large u.s., Pants. plain mud fancy Cashmere
Pants from 50 SO mp; Saltncu. Tweed sni XIV
Jeans. large asst. together With n ln III Gloves.
Iidkis. Scarfs. Wo-l. Silk. Satin. Mcrino. bingham,
SC; plain. tis'L aud fancy do do; Sh ir,s. Bosom-.
Collars, &c. ALEX ROGERS.s
Il = Those know ing themselves indebted by
Note OF Book accouE'. will please call without de-
lay aud settle the same sy Note or other " ise.
jan 10 I'm ALEX ROGERS.
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AlA.0Q0

Pokomokc River Lottery. class M 40,
To he drawn n, Wilmington. Wednesday reb'y %
l 81 $4,000 I of 1000 of 5000 OF 1000
IS Nos-l2 ballots. Tickets 81; eerliica,es of
25 wholcs 90 dol; shares in pr,putisn.
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TIVE BUslNGDo easss = sppsusrhs.e, sns ..
tsriihsss - s0sss - 49, Ae~srAssss ssd
hssasfscssesss. ~ ~ sassastss q sAsss hssine.
The sahsenbss wsll p~s1isA ~ he lOsk a. Y~hsssrv
sexs. The WHEELING BUSINESS CARD 4,
will b psiased % . nsdssm sAess o6 ~ 6n~-s
9aslisy. sH ssw sype. ed Nth The ssu~ss esss snj
sccsssey. ssi will r~sarsss sks allowing. A
c'scsss ssssisuens u Whesisss. In ~Iscssios. Get.
'i~sss'. snd hissoy. A dsscsipsios esd msp Of
our eoas. sssse. clsv. -. a SsiI sccssas VI The
misunderstanding and MssrsasiIs E~:shiisA.>o.S., Civ
Odsese 8ssAs. Coasss. Public Baildine. Churche.
end Cosgssssisnsl srks-is. psbisc and cr;v,,s
S'ssnhsas end River Nssieasion, Ts,v.L Yo,'
wsssS~s. Psrchsss end Sale of Pujs~e. Ro..,.
S~s'assopisssd Rcsds Prodses VI The susrovod;D,
Cssntsy. Health. &e.
ora'.ssy ss"i. u Merhsn's end Maas6sc.ss,~
'nssnes - % cents esch. Cspies neatly envei.p-
"a sed secnIshsd 10 ,hsss who dessr, 10 md The.
socssd q y . hundred. o. - ZOE too kusdsed.
NE sdvsrsseasst of sny Merchant az Manu-.
'sc'sses inserted eoospi~uously sesoss Tho whsle
'"p OF 'hs sheet f"s - SO . hundsed o. a 90 fs
hsodssd.
ANY oes mi ssti-6ed wish The utility sad sccu-
ny u Ne Work. ON seeing 10. cso w'shdssw be
absorption. JAMES 4 WHARTON.
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P.komoke River Lottery. class M ~.
To be drawn a, Whining ton. Del. Friday reb'y 81.
l Of $4,000 I VI 1000 Of 5000 a $500
at N~-l2 ballots. Tickets 81; certificate "a
" holes So dols; shares in PROF ortion.
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aiS.OOO.

Pskomokc River Lottery. Class M 80
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Tuesday. reb'y 81.
l OF $4,000 81 COCO I ofIO y OF 5000
IS Mes. is ballots. Tickets IS; certificates 20
whvles "a dnlIsrs; .hsr,s i'm p.oror,,oo
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Pra"mokc Rive . Lo,,esy. Class No IL.
To he dawn a. Wilmington. Thursday. Fsh'y 10
l Of $4,000 ! OF 1000 OF 1900 $1,000
80 Nos. IL bAueis- Tickets s2s; certificates rs
whole. 81 dollars; shores i'm propor,on.
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CANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE

An pie experiences has proved that ro c.mL,na-
,ioa Of medicine has ever bren 20 efBracisu. in
senoving the above diseases as DR. jayne. Ai,era
tive % Life Pfsservsdve. Ia has effected cures
tfs'y sssonishing no, only Of Cancer aud o,hes
dssesses o. hat Glaze. but has removed The mos,
stubborn diseas-s Of the skin. Dyspepsia. &c &c
-ihss enectcsne enters into the circulation and Grad
scs'e. diseases wherever located. q ruriGes The
blood end o'her hoids Of the body. removes ohs,rnc-
tisn IA the pores OF the skin. ond reduces enlarge.
sssnss OF the glands OF bones. II increases the sp-
p<sts. rencves hesdsche or Jrowsiness and invie.
ussses inc Whole system. and impsrs animation To
ne dsssased end dehiIi.sied constitution. There h
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