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DAYS PATENT

DAYS PATENT
CHlRRED SUSPENDERS All these goods are now
y cord aud every better than any other
similar goods No 20 use Days Patents
them counterfeit and made by Prscs ass e. s
Of the pasentee aud proprietor Maiden Lans a.
ter frat NAV. in h,s % Couvtlsndt
REGULAR AGENTS.
Bostou-Messrs Seaver & Kuowlton.
BaltimOre-Messrs. Leutx < Flack.
Phi sdelphia-Messrs Kirkland Manifold Hall.
+. " Krug < Co
Z" Mitchell, Brognard & Co.
Buyers Of Shned supende are cautioned not 70 % dess
per1ous ar. prosecuted at snd with few honorable
exceptions are leagusd together to do mo battle. - y
m17 lm*rrc n DAr
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Passengers Arrived.

Passenger Arrived.
GLAsoow-Bark Aun HaTley-Norman Lamonton-l7 IN the
sieerage.
ST. Csox-Bng star-John w Hubbard Esq. Andrew Bris
ted. ESQ.
NEuvrAs-Bark NJ w Brett-Mn Fuller East Boston;
Rev John Freemsr, New York; Alopzo Betancourt Pha
delphi Francisco Sanchez Puerto Principe; james Manu.
Jersey CITY
sAyASuAH-Brg Clinon-Patrick Cuhane, Jacob. Lewis.
n l. Mustlu-2 in steersre
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Sales or Stocks at Boston.

Board OF BRoKxRs, March sO.-l4s shares Boston
and Maine Railroad Rights, S0 do Boston and Prov
dence Railroad, ll0t; las do Norwich and Worcester
Railroad coli 40 do do soa IS do do, seller TO- ooi do
Western Railroad, seller 973; rs do Long Island Rail
road 44f 400 do East Co.. seller TO- 49, Port
land, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad. esf.
SECOND Board. 800 shares Long Island Railroad. 44B
10 do East Boston Co. Dividends, 10; do Boston and
Worcester Railroad, ll7 do Boston and Maine Rail-
road Rights, / 80.
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Bosros, March 30. ls4s.
Krreli,s Trial

b0srUEs Mufuu Io%U'
..# NusAs Trial 7Keatricsis, &c.
Tirrell trial continues be the ell absorbing topic Of
conversation In this city. Although the evidence
brought forward failed to establish any positive proofof
his having committed the murder, most certainly did
establish the fact that the prisoner DEPRIVED and
abandonded wretch lost to every feeling Of virtue,
sense Of shame; and really disgusting to such
being received with cheers he came from the Court
House He IL not free, however, Jet and 10 to BE-
hoped that he will receive the full Of punishnsnt
which he so richly deserves.
Business In Boston 10 rather behind hand this spring
but Il IL now improving fast.
A the Herald takes the lead in dramatic intelligence
send You few theatrical lite which may 10 In.
terest portion OF your rssders
Since The burning OF the Howard street Theatre, The
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Cotton Trade.

In our report under date of 2s,h utmo per steamer
Cambria we advised Of firm and advancing market,
and buyers for export operating to fair extent for the
principal European markets this good feeling contnu.
ed for four that report and there was con-
siderable enquiry In market; but in consequence OF
the stringent terms demanded by factors operations
were checked ~ far a. shipments concerned On
the morning Of the 4th ns the packet ship Toronto ar
aved from London, it'll dates to 9th ultimo inclusive
from Liverpool the advces by her. Of stronger mar
kot there and greater in financial sars at London
taken IN connection with the large and steadily ncrea
ing falling OF In the receipts at the southern pors at
once started speculation here and since that date up
the receipt OF the intelligence per steamer Hibernia
with dates TO lh inst from Liverpool which was on the
evening Of the lsth inst, have had buoysnt and
speculative market, with gradual and almost daily i'm
provement IN rates Our spnnsrs were also large
purchasers during this period, at which time rates
current had improved three quarters Of cent those
existing on hst inst the advics by this pocket Of
decline squslt to farthng per 10 at Liverpool greatly
dnsppoined expectation, and since that date, We have
had very inactive MARKET the sales effected sxklbi(
ing decline Of one quarter cent at which Pv3css ~
the last two business days, were hrmer. Our stock,
which has heretofore been very small all the season. hes
lately incrssssd considerably aud buyers hsvs now
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HAVANA SEGARS.

5000 VERY SUPERIOR, received per late arr
walls from Havana comprising variety Of choice and
well brands also 5000 Plantations. all made Of he
highest grade Of VueA Abajo Tobacco.
The advertiser is receiving by vessel
from Havana the finer .ties only Of Seg to be sold low
winch he will sell 81 thousand less than other
house Country mechsnts hotel keeper invited to
call on GEORGE WELLS. Jr, l9s Front street.
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SrocK BoAEp, March 30-sl,o 600 Baltimore SIS, $780,
opening 90 $500 do do 90; 81 900 do psi 81 200 do
do 9sE so shares Frederick Road, 70lO0; 100 do do
al60; DO do 81 Mary lard 6s closed al 7G asked
or the opening TOT bids small advance saturday
Baltimore SIS, OF 1890, closed at 96h asked (or
the opening) 95s bid-a decline of T. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares, at at asked, AZ bid-no change
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY u KAHN,
IMPORTERS, $, NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS.
and offer for s.le large and choice sslection q the
NEWEST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
foR FLOWER
embracing variety Unsurpassed in richness and extent Dy
any other importation.
the iobbnr and country trade. m2l lmtr
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ENGRAVERS'

M ABE from the best m:tesal: and the finish equal any
from IL cenis per ineh Plates from inches; Gard
Plates Ia per large stock always on hand -
press. Nauufactured BY JOHN BRUCE.
mrl3 1msr a and % Plat street N, York
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAwOOD ae.. Ia
EOh Sale By +. g. STACY, No. @ Wooster street -
tween Brcome and Spring streets. The entire stock will
ee sod together OF IN parcels TO suit purchaser from 10 10
per cent beoy the market price either for cash approved
no ns oowns CONSTITUTES portion Of the stock
1890 1890 90 shaded and notified Do DO.
n'~ssss ~, ~, X iash SO and inch Mahogany
i1Is.: Ss:sss.sy = ds Ressuees,s DO z.snvqo4
s'0s' ssuswood' scr He- isu lnsn
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Medical Aid.

CECHET HABfTs-Th-re 10 q certain practise existins
y the young ard thoughess, whck leads to dread
ul among the foremost bashness con
~ nc. Sc, and finally insanity.
DR.. 0REGORt'S INVIGOR ATING TONIC con.
DIAL perhaps the ony remedy can be fully relied ON
for restoration In sueh nygoaes the
bottle Sold By Or; GREGORY, No Roosevelt stseet,
one door from Cnatnam 1terc
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MARITIME HERALD
Movements Of the steam ships.


Packets to Arrive
LIVERPOOL.
8. Whitney, Popham, Feb. n
Yorkshire, Bailey, Mar. 3
Queen oil the West, Mar. 6
Sheridan, Cornish, Mar. III
Oxford, Yeaton, Mar. Is
PoRrsM0UTH.
Northum oeriand, March :
Gladiator, Bunting, Mar. 10
Mediator, Chadwick, Mar. 20
HAvRE
Silvie de Grasse, Rich, Mar !
Louis Philippe, Long, Mar. Q
St.Nicholas, Hoodless, Mar. IL
MARsEII.LEs.
Prince de Joinville. Jan. Is
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pkricrENc1s-RgyRyspMr.
The House resolved itself into a ra,nuu.. ~.
Whole on s state Of the Union and proceeded TO vote
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the amendments pending to the bill to supplv dea
appsopnsuons for certain objects made for
l6a6
To the item seven thousand foty-thres dollars and
ninety one cents for two hundred and nineteen copies
the fourth and nh volumes Of the Documentary Hsto
~, there was proposed provso which was adopted
in relation to said work shall not be deemed to sutho
rzs any further subscription to said work. the pur
chasing any further volumes thereof
motion was made to strike out the clause a. thus
amended; but il did not prevail
II was moved to strike out appropriation Of $22s0
to pay Thomas Jones. for services member Of the
Board Of Examiners for making experimental trials of
inventions and plans to prevent the explosion Of steam
boilers.
Mr. scHEscK. Will it be in order to make an expla-
nation
The CHArmmAs-Not at ALL The debate il forecIosed
by order OF the House.
Mr. scHExcK-W Win it be in order to say that the ap-
preparation 10 unanimously recommended by the Naval
Committee
|. The CHAlRMAN.-Not in order.
Mr.. DnoMoooLE-Will it be in order to read a docu-
ment1
The CHArRmAr-No, sir. LAnd cries of "Ordsr.y
The tellers counted, and reported ayes So nays 40
Voices" There is quorum in the House," and
"Count, count"
second trial was made and the result was-ayes 7a
noes o. the iem stricken out.
Mr.. CuLvER moved to strike out, but the motion did
not prevail the item Of 81 600 for repairing of the state
artillery ofhe State Of Louisiana sustained in the SER
vice Of the United States in Texas during the
and fall OF lsi5.
PROPOSED, aCteu
on; and
The committee and reported the bin to the House.
Mr.. Mckay explained the several provisions OF the
bl and in the course of his remarks he said that the
Senate had made appropriations extra compensation
20 messengers. clerks &C. amounting to fourteen thou
sand dollars in violation of law and had given to their
Secretary, who receives So 900 per $500
While speaking of the appropriation Of $4,000 for the
expenses ks OF the courts and to supply deficiencies
Mr. HAMLIN asked whether a considerable portion of
the sum asked for supplying the deficiencies in the u
dcis system did not aise from rcfreshmens in other
words, eating and drinking7
Mr. MCKAY said that as to this he had information.
The gentleman must 60 to other quarter to obtain
it, Laughter
MIR J. II. lScEssoLL-The gentleman said he never
heard OF IL.
Mr.. McKAr-Yes, sir-Durng the last year (he s.iD
had been paid out for pensions to 3s7 ndividu
ais. being S74l to each And after he concluded his
remarks
Mr.. HousroS, of Alabama, moved the previous ques.
ton, and It was seconded. Ayes 6S, nays 40.
The amendments made in the committee were CON.
Cured in and the bill after going through the pre-
liminary stages passed. Yeas los. nays SO.
The sums appropriated are follows, viz -
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r .ss h Sss
% % F sIs 2. .isSs as .ehI: E%slias
rsby % 20 ass
~ s5s
irs'.s My .fl rs; ::s c}:.
poS ssess
Sw
from Lv:rpeo reported The ca ihiPs Norm;s Spa
S.a ;:ss:. c1 Rs:s f h;,.;S1 III
f,ssss brig :p
Hs;, S:. H s:. sss' Gsss
Yos ssh Ms1 rsss Ca%PicsSy r SSsIo-
rom de ssss MSsay ''s" RIO
s ss k, New
Howl sn: s SHAW Af .;.s. s
aors ;S I'd r e., Sc e :. =. r.
s.i g., :sP TssSo:
.o.s s'S sow sss ADD e .%
:s. So ,rs f pu. %
sSps ,s Kew H ws, s.,
S f;: w Ts.nss IN TGssSoo
Dsys..h,s {. fE oTs, c
s,,',iS TN Es. G cSIaas S:.sd
brig. stephen Young Mc,ss T.I
ss ssss Bsy.y Ne. ssns Hsid.s fSv
denss FOR New York; Eliza brown Chsreston Pro-
vdenee for Phil.depha Enterprise, Nantucket for NYok
Joseph Tanner Providence for Baltmore Lavns Boz
e: Fl SssS
New Bedford for sdelpha; Industry, do Tor B4ltmore
Rubcoa. do for Norfolk; soops Brunette Provdehce or
Norwich Moses Eddy do for New York: Three Brethers
Ssh arr sehrs Richard, Norfolk Tor Dwhton EdEner DO
for Provideece; GENTLE do; Lila Portland for New York;
harriet PHILADELPHIA soops Vgilant New lok for Prov
dence; Active do for Warehsm. . -
NEw HAVEN, Msrch 2s-Arr bark Chancellor, ksnphere,
Fort, Rico; brig Geo oyal. Could do; schn buron
Anderson Phade lphia; Elizabeth Buckaloo dol George
Wsshngon Rayner, Dispatch, Corson Brandy Cpe; o.
las Wright Conkn Georgetown; slooPs Frsnkiin Lnomss
Now York; Warren, Thompson, do; Ere Trsd.r nomg-
do Sid soop New York. Jones. York. Sid Rh brig
Thomas Trow Thompson Bsyhadoes; schr. Two Bro
thes, Kelsy Phadelpha; Smith, Neae, DO; isssc msr
rtt, Kelsey, Albany; wm Colyer Johnson New noenens
s!oop: FT,nkn, Thomas. York; Pfe"den do Geo
Nsw Bspsosp, March ss-Arrsehr VIM Brown. Hunt, Nor
folk; sloop William Howard. Wareham for New York sid
bs Cora Young, Bremen. 18th, arr .oop Helen CRIBS
York sd schrs I,dusuy Kelley 1ain%sTs; Harriet Sears
NEwsrRrroRr March 2s-Ar schr Shetland, Tobey, Nor
PmuaprLrH,A, March N.Cld ship Lady Arabels, simp
son New O,iesns: barb Lydia Aane Dmmmopd, Rio Jane
10: brss John IA Csyyon. Tscker, wilmington, NC; viii
Ccn~s Nav York; schs Pscihe, Smith, West lnases Co
rci;ns Ions Hsiiisr Ms Edward sturdyDslawars Blur
ding and Chief Baeman, b ston A Fox Ellinsswo'th
apdladiana, Coucu.Nsv fork
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Mr.. CL,vIos would ask now it would embarrass ii,
question: has been regularly under discussion from
other II the thinks il is embarrassed by not
Immediately passing the notice. then he right but
since was taken up had been from day to day,
~ the SUBJECT oil elaboration.
Inc SUBJECT was here dropped by general assent and
the senate resumed the special order Of the day known
~ the resolutions for the twelve months notice. or
THE OREGON RIsoLurIoSs
Mr. BARROW took the aoor and for near the space of
two hours entertained the Senate in strong fearless
tor from Ohor Allen for his declaration q, the open
ing ot the session that 10 prepare the
had serious apprehension But now they had aim ost
entirely passed away. lie was in favor OF a compro
mise upon the basis Of the aeth degreehe opposed
10 war from every consideration policy and humanity
but particularly because Of the hazards Of Louisiana 70
another invasion. True IN the Of war; il nsces-
Aesbany mountains; but the mass Of the people would
hsve TO bear the brunt of the hghr He denounced tho
een.ro,oa ronven..Gn ana the dsmssosus% which
ore whig He agreed with the Senator from Msssa-
chusets that the President had committed the great
TOT IN assuming 10 his inaugural that title clear
and objectionable the whole territory OF Oregon As
ior me present position Of the Executive beloved he
neisner ~ % co. nor at 49, but that he the
fence, ready TO jump either side Mr. Barrow ella
porsey ed the progress Of negotiations for the
an .ne lanr pas committed on both sides He
commened severely upon Mr.. Aliens foreign interfe-
renee resolutions thro wing down the gauntlet Of deA
sncs 20 al Europe he was opposed surrender Of
1901 soutn OF orty nns He opposed to the notice
at the beginning, because he feared Il might lead 10
war ne was IN avor OF now because he wished the
question settled before tina adjournment of Congress
When Mr. Barrow had concluded, we had some infor.
nation given us about the
roRrr WAR STEAMERS
Mr.. FAIarfELp, Charm on Naval Affairs statad "a
the Senate that he had 10 his possession the estimsts
from the Naval Bureaux, recommending forty war
steamers, at estimated expense Of twenty one mil
lions Of dollars from the recon-
msnlaon Of the Secretary OF the Navy sanctioned by
the President for ten war stea adopted by
coamtee But in order quiet certain insinuatons tina
n circulation caIcuatd to prejudice the people Of
tne country and to lead them to believe commit
zee were holding back the truth he moved that those
from the buresux be printed; and the motion
senate then refused to 20 into executive session.
s,p -, On motion OF Mr. SEWER The deficiency bill
and '' w. 'oe1 sA1 issoi'o~,
9ar moIon ol Zen cass, the Senate adjourned
Ssna.e regularly Tomorrow r''' i''' o
House OF Representative.
nxv,o, "Assisoror, March 80, lsl6.
pkFicfkNcESs-hgyRyspMws,
tntn ~
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MANAGERS, .oPrlCr.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 26.
draws at Aexondria, July A. Ts Numbers
l3 drawn ballots
$4,000 independence day, who will have
3 - Goo; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 30 Of
l.000, GO of 800;
Tickets $40; cer;ilicateo Of 26 whc,c tickets
will cost SilO.
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VA ORaiS are the fruitful source OF many and
w very 3rtiuns dIsCDses indeed There ~
secrecy comPlrini which an CTS infancy and
'hi"i ed, that may not lee produc,d or hishl,ar.
cfn'nici by the presence OF these unima'r t4 ilip
t"Wcis, 'Cus,s aye recorded snys M eminent rby.
stefan, OF them producing 81 Vuus' Dance. LsL,J-
nW' "iople2y mania, 6.uysy of The head % q ,m.
n''ipn % ihu eyes powered visiou. phtah So. a..
rccniy Ui the musrirs snh,ctvicii % stcaci,
'1WHitue. rllPiaiian OF The hcau. hiccuI. d.,
'p"sh, r,uraic pans, crnplIou. rhcuuatIc ruuns
80 the l1mts. DC. d. Chupmau -safs. 'tIaI ,vcrf
species oil Worms seems 10 tuyc be figtr ail SIMS
port IN d wcak ohd dcprScd condition al ihr
digestive cams" Again he ,ays. 'in ull cus-s al
diminished strength AID cmaciauon of from. tow.
ever reduced, and especially II the bowels Ab,r,
ia Va" deblIi.ied sisie. sc may ~ a thtd sup a.
heir oNsictcc CrsFroiy herrfuiipu.' DfCrps,ry
obs r'es ~ cupnO be double tl.ai "a wcsh sisie
OF 'hc digestive O'gavs = ihat WLich Trlu,t.alfy
lcads 10 me Poiuc,Iu uf 40 nus Dr Wool ~
m'TAs there O. set great space fir improvement ai
lS mode ct 'reeinB hls Compa,ni tNotm- l--
I"e largest Worm. uuqurstl.uabt are found most
frequently in young people or persous ol vrakIv
"f neln.lc h'rs and d,s'hcoiio habits, lnd h,utc
our hfsi iui,niou should be Co inyieutate ne s,,.
''m gouflliy, aud iho stomach oud ,s.iuts az
'caiTly.
The ,rmel, To which tvc c-ald rall The attention
OF lhc Puh'ic. Is enc Vh,cl ha, .yri sIcc,-,lth
Toe long lms; uua % q, uuNti-aily scl n,AieHgtI
by sli Who have io,d u Go be- iur srr,ti,r ,,, auv
"iH &c mcdiriur ever cm loved p ,..casr I,rvi. ch
ga, r,cotmvndrd Il u.i uftly d,s.iu,s Worms
at1 m'RurriGs lhc Whole IS en-, hui l.s-uly,s
'"d c"tts - ihc supciohunlout slime , o nu.t,..
80 F'c'alcui iu lhe suiu0c uil hDWtls of cil,rr,.
more especially those ga nad he,i,h Tine muen.
forms 'Lo bed or ues, Q" whuh Worms produce
hsr y"Ung bUd by Nmusins % q is imp.ss,l.c t,,
'he Worms 10 remain 900 die b.dv II ls hufml s.
"a as 'trci. ou ihr system, aud Iu EcaUh Of tlr
patient . ulvp. imp ,vsd ly iis u,e. even ,,l,u
40 woTn.s are d.,oyrfrd
iO@N WINrR & 90
Sl'c PrruFjrtTs fr The a. :
FOR sale - PRYOR * TAuLL Dmsg.s
o.
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y RANDRETHs PuLs.-G Gross genuine. 70, s.,,
- 81 Tie Manufacturers prizes ly
june - PRYOR 4 PAUL.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Class
l62-Diaws at Baltimore. July s. l6. IS
Numbers; II drawn ballots.
$1,000; 10000; 10000; 5000: 10 Of 900.
Tickets -; certificates OF 26 wholes will
cost $40
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BLEEplyd ALWAYS IMpRopER.

TIVE ca =, "rdes 10 make hloo.l sad every time
w hupes j. tel. thc Mood waniS ia air Is va!
OF a. losS v hes aired IN building up The lody
or sur:ying lis. daily waste In thN Book Of Books
abe .,hc We fluid lise !: IA tc 5ood."-ten. ~.
The lie tthc Ees Is IN the iood. LEV. xvii. N.
<bood - The life VI the csh H. ~. "rhe brood
\ tile life."-rtus III ~. "cod hath made ~ oNE
ntoor an nations OF men"-Acis NiN. ~ In this last
qne,S'ion two important truths for--drsi the
constituting principle OF ncn--"we are al made OF
BLOOD The ssmcness OF yir h9dily oonsiiinons--"We
are all made OF oNE nLooD" nv rs circular motion. Il
Keeps the c every OF the body. Blood gives
hesth; u produces the real blooming oOuntenSnec: en-
hvens the mind; is strength and life. And yet some
people think we have too much OF this important
aud most valuable fluid. DO die from too great
quantity Of sapi No. And shall impious man say his
creator was wrong IA not making piscc IN mans odl
Tor The discharge of this huid this life princiPel Blood
Il shut up IN IFS proper vessels: cannot run out nan
rally. Shall hind morair assume superiority To the
Great Creator. and with rash hands take this precious
hud from the iodyf Docs not the total evacuation OF
the blood bring instant dsshi This terrible evi IS
less than IL yoars when must le hlsd
once twice year Tor fashions sake. Now a doctor
cannot bleed for every thing. The people learning
that the tood OF scnc us Let ~ hope that the dis
gushing use Of lccches win also tc Abandoned
do not deny that when y hlcl, portion OF
The scrortg or lad humor away with the blood.
the temporary relief due the pn OF that nor.
lion Of matter the ceicfi GAUSS OF disorder Ia tic erc,
iatOu.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %.
draws at Alexandria, July %. IS Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots
sS529l; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500; 1000:
&C. 100 each OF 600; 100 each OF 500; POO
&c. &c.
Tickets $40. a certificate of26 whole tic
kets will cost $40
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: FIhSr PERFORMANCE THURSDAY EVENING.
g JmlY 2nl a. Al'Clrtnnr's Hntri

MIR. STICKNEY ic-s leave
mos respectfully Ia apouucc To-
ais old iriouds and tlr public o.
Wheeling and niiy. that ice
has win The creates pains col
'ec'ed n company, ms'c aud H..
mae, thc onuiemcnt iu every
department cfwhich IS complete
d hlle.i, HAT mihCr.o no addi. ION
or alterations have lcuI sugees.
Ted hy the discerning public ol
New Orleans, The skiliuf some of
whom ia ihcir respective Voca.
ions have gained them q celeb
-riN lnn- nlatcs thrnl m tl.n n.lur
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Oh a.'ark- and u'ep from tie mp, 'er va V"ith Il
has }crG tented, pf6O cnyrs ipe arcss o' lte dis-
ca.s. IN some voy. clioriug g. fht tis. in--spu.e-
uirr. lhcfc IS great wtasne.s anI prasiai,'n 81
strength. th DOLL hcaty p,iu !p.afod no some pare
If rc ey-i,d. ~ plj .u.b clscs. Df. s e ayac's
C,mpouua 2 ,rup 81 W.d Cao,y wul be iopni au
excellent trg,dy. in'u Pgo'L ~rctg .bru aiI 10
v,r 10, ds6tuug hesuh aUd det,nu if.rn tie in-
ROOFS ,f q -rssc
There u.c dolly oeHfcolss r. N vatiau. rcrsors
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Extra. Class
IA; draws at Baltimore July %. rs num-
bers. - drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000: 2500; 800; 5orl 200: sc
Tickets 50; certificate of 20 whole tickets
will cost sos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass y.
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. 10 Nos
Is drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000; 10000: 10 600
10000; 1900; 2,3l0; 20 of 900, % of AGO.
200 OF 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate of Is wholes will
cost $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
MRS NJ. j. KEATING,

MRS NJ. J. HEATING,
FRrIrERER AND roNFECTIONER,
uASjn,i received splendid lot OF all rhe d A..
eui knu-. o" vii.
3 b 'xcs splendid fr,,h 6iarses
3 Boxes q" lemons
u IN splendid fresh Pme pples.
\ fIc lot flesh Cp'o1 NM,
~ dnms oNitt supcIGni Fig,
3 dsums Rus.us,
3 h,xs Blue Baud III
he GO leg ~p'erdid fresh J'anAtlnjs
] ~ jars i5c,h Prnes
! large kcg fresh Cnffads
loves Hunn'l Peach Leaf r,haccr
jai' fresh Canton Preserve Ginger
rnh splendid Dates
foxes cr'm fine red oni wtiic Rock Cun|y
\ la'ee ha flesh f. Shcllcd Almonds
\ large lot " all The various kinds OF Nuts
a lne LAT 81 Rcgala, Cassdure. PTiLcipe ard llh'
vana Cigars
a kes % D.muih. Lancaster Rappee Snuff.
Tcseihcr win general assortment uf the frs
quality OF Cuafeoio"afy iop NAM Ia mcniI in
milo which she will sell wholesale ~ retail NJ her
S'ofe On Monroe street. opposite The Mrtchanis
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