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nPThe New-Yorlz Charter Election
took place on Tuesday. ROBERT TAYLOR
Esq, is the Wing Candidate for Mayor.

nS,The Loco Focos of Winchester went
over to the Abolitionists on Monday and at
tempted by thus amalgamating with their
Texas allies to overcome the Wing party
in that town. Gideon Hall, jr., one of the
truest wings in the State, was, however, cleo
ted by votes over the candidate Of the un-
holy alliance. Gov. Holabird's "last card''
having thus failed, on the first representa-
tive, his followers deserted, and the other
whig candidate was chosen without serious
opposition.
0-Messrs William +. Curtis, Frederick D.
Beeman, Spencer Dayton. William E. Dickn.
son and James H. Norton, have been admitted,
at thepresent term OF the county Court, TO prac-
tice in the sew. val courts in this state.
FIRE IN BRIDGEPORT The grocery store
Of d. F. Lockwood, on Stale street, took
fire on Thursday morning and was burn.
ed down. The fire communicated to- an
adjoining building, occupied by Capt.
Hand rs II Groc esy, which WINS Consu.
med Lockwood's loss is $sOO-insurcd
at the Howard office. The building as
owned hv John Shelton, and was not
insured. Hands loss was Smnl-inSurcd
The building belonged Ia the Connect
cut Bank, was worth $500 and was insu-
red for 5000. at the National office.
During the fire. the dwellings, of
Mcssrs. Weed and Ruthvan, ON Golden
Hill, and that of Mr.. Orrin Shrrwnod,
just over the line, in Fairfield. were
entered by powli:.g daring :hi-t, in
quest of plumber. In the house of Mr.
Rulhvan, hr found nothing which he de-
sired, or could conveniently carry away
In the house OF Mr.. Weed, he got his
hands upon lot If silver spoons. with
which he made off. In the house of Mr.
Sherwood, also, he found n lot of spoons
and appropriut ii them 10 himself. The
spoons have since been found.-Repuhli.
can Farmer.
TMr. Eli Foster of Wilmington Del.
has drugh,er about l6 years of aged
he,ween three and four feet in height
and in no way detorm"d except of di.
minuiive size, who can sit down or rise NJ
with apparent ease. vithou, in the sliyhl.
est degree bending the knee joint. Ply.
sicians and Others have seen the prIf"r'
nance and examined the subject. withou
being able to account for this strange pc.
culiarity or power.
n~Governor Skunk has approved thu
hill granting "ihe right of way" to the
New York and Erie Railroad through
Pennsylvania for $4,000 year.
VOTE IN WATERBURY-FIR DAY
- For Representatives, in Waterbury. oni!
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JHE MANDATE OF COP FOR IsRAELs AD-
vANCEMENT: A Sermon delivered At
Trinlny Church, Milton, and 81. Mi.
Chaei's Church, Li,chtieid. Nov. 5'h,
lS45. being one hundred years from
the formation of the Epsc"phi church
in the town Of Li,chlrld. Conn. By
Rev. ISAAC JONES, A. nj Rector.
This pamphlet, containing 81 octave
pagcs. has just Lrt n issued from the press.
Theocc aston and design Of fhe delivery Of
the discourse arc sufficiently Indicated by
the ti'le-page. as given above. The ap-
pendix - which of itself occupies 80
pngcs-contnins IL large amount Of vau-
able information, which cannot but be
interesting to the general reader. and
particularly 10 the members of the Epis-
copal denomination. Many of the tlcIs
rmb lied in the sermon, as we'll us in
the Appendix, are not TO be found in any
Other published work, and must ne
cess lriIy have been soon irrccoverabiy
lost, but for their preservation here.
Subscribers and oilers can be supplied
ny calling al THIS Oilicc.
PThc people Of Rnxbury, Mnss,chu-
>e!;S, have, hy popular vote. advanced
their nourishimg town and made city Of
it.
7racp1 on The Lax s-Thc number of
pnss"rgrrs who lett Buffalo in steam.
hol,s, during the last season of navig,-
tion-fro.n .iIe 10Th of April Ia the 25,h
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9'.367; and III: NUN
her from ports on Lake Erie other than
Buffalo. that landed on Luke Michigan
5369-in all. 9373S. The number from
Lake Michigan VIII, landed ut Bull no
and other ports on Lake Eric, ''unicl
to l4.5Sl. The receipts from pass myers
west W. re 1903 ass; from passengers
east 1922, l06.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-April G.
At Market $50 Cattle. 80 yohes Working on
en-, &c Cows and Calves, 40 Sheep and 27OO
Swine. The report Of Beef Cattle include 90
head that came in on tho Cars. in the middle of
Of the week
Beef. CafHp-Sales Of extra, S. 50; first quail
ty, Sc; second quality, 1925 $50; 'hnd quail
ty, 81 50 as,
Working Crcn- Sales noticed at $40, 70, &c,
so, 81, %, and l,l4.
Co,os g. Caives-Dull Sales noticed at go
81. 49, oj. 27. 80. 81. and at %sl3.
Sheep-Very poor liz quality. and scarce
Sales Of lots at So, 3.57, and 4.2J
SWine-sales brisk at wholesale. 1-2c for
Barrows: at retail, from SIG TO 6 a 6 &c.
N B. A lot ofSti!l Cattle are expected over
the Western Railroad, in the middle OF the
week.
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POSTCRIPT'!

UedneSf0y, O'Clock p. NJ
We are this moment in the receipt Of the
Hartford Courant, which gives returns from He
bron. New London. Chaplin, Plainfeld, Wood
stock, Wes,brook, and Meriden-all of which
have elected Wings Danbu,y has also electe i,
two wings. In Woodbridge the locos have cleo
ted lin Guilforl 2. The tables now stand
LOG wings. to ITO locos; Greenwich (2.) Dar-
en- tl,) and New Canaan H., yet 10 hear from.
Posr OFFICE ROBBERY DErEcrEp.-We
learn that George Sherman. u young
Clerk in the Pos, Office ut Bridgeport. Ct.
was on Wednesday arrested On n charge
IF stealing money from varinus letters
which have passed. through that office dn-
ring the last four or five months. The
whole amount Of his .iepre,ia,ions is abOu,
$3.50. lie has confessed his guilt. The
culprit is OF n very respectable family, u
general favorite ut Bridgeport. and abou.
IL years Of age. His family have been
plunged in tine deepest distress by his fail;
his 'n"ther has Teen derangei most of the
time since his arrest. and it is feared that
she will not survive il. He in now in
New Haven Jail. The detection was
caused by the Disappearance of several
enclosures If money sent nj various
timts from Sharon to New Haven.
N. y. Tribune
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TJames G. Birney, it is stated, has
come on. for unconditional free trade, and
goes for direct taxation and the closing up
of the Custom Houses. He iSgetting along
Gas, towards the slave policy. Having done
all In his power for the extentlon Of slavery
II " quite natural that he should continue
20 progress with the same principles.--N,
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lam your dutiful father,
PICKLE plCKLEBY.

uTIn Burlington, VT. there has been one
hundred days OF uninterrupted sleighing! on
the 10Th inst. the people of that town cele-
bra,ed the event by n grand sleigh-ride.
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SENATOR'S.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
SECOND TRIALS.

On Monday last, the election for Repre-
sentatives took place in those towns which
failed to make choice on the preceding
week, and resulted, so far as heard from, as
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16

eJ-The April term Of the County Court
for this county commence! its sc sion in
this village Oh Tuesday last-Judgc CAT.
LIN prcs!din
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VOTE IN WATERBURY,-FIns DAY.
- For Representatives, in Waterbury. only
one, Mr.. scoyill, was elected. The following
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AN APRIL SNOW STORM.

On Monday afternoon last (April l3th.)
there was light fall Of snow in this vi
cinily accompanied by cold bleak wind;
on the following morning, The hills around
us presented quite wintry aspect.
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~Governor Skunk has approved the
hill granting "the right of way" t" the
New York and Erie Railroad through
Pennsylvania for $4,000 year.
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CoMtinNetlls onRs aris0

From universal nature-birds and streams
MnglS their voices. and the glad earth seems
A second paradise!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-16
THE APPROACH OF SPRING.

The spirit of the gentle squth-wind calls
From his blue throne Of air,
And where his whispering voice in music
falls.
Beauty is budding there.
The bright ones ofthe valley break
Their slumbers, and awake.
The exciting scenes Of the election are over
the hurrahs and cannonading of the victors
will soon cease-the defeated have recovered
froH,the unexpected shock, and are smiling
over their anticipated victory "next year."
and all is as calm in this "land Of stead,
haoits.' as Spring day. A"Spring Day
The sluggish pulse beats quicker, and the
heart lighter, at the very mention Of those
words. The breath Of the "gentle south
wind" as it comes to us, fresh and exhilerating.
from the orange groves Of the Carolinas-the
song Of the blue-bird echoing from the wood.
from the marshes and pools-the verdnre Of
green fields, and the budding of trees and flow
ers-all these have come TO remind us that the
reign Of ITinter is ended. Adieu to his hoary
locks. his grim vsage and his icy sceptre!-
He is hurrying away to his home in the north,
and though his footprints still linger upon our
mountains, and his farewell tears have filled to
overlooking, our fountains and streams, vet all
traces OF his existence, will soon vanish from
our midst-and who will mourn his departure?
Not they who, homeless and shelterless, have
vainly sought a refuge from his hoar fr0sts and
pelting storms; not the farmer, who has long
and patiently waited for the return Of seedtime'
and who is now busily engaged in ploughing
and planting in preparation for future harvest;
not the seaman, long tossed upon tumultuous
seas, beneath staress skies: not the lovers oi
pleasure, who, fearing the winds and SHOWS.
have housed themselves through weary months.
signing for the fashionable follies and brakish
waters o. Saratoga. No! all rejoice in the alb
sence Of the gloomy monarch, and unite in
.,oI,,,o;n,. s..I,o ve1v,~t foot of SprinC,"
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Thou walk agaiH, q Earth!
Freshly and new,
As when at Springs first birth
First Aowrets grew.
Heart that to earth>doth cling,
While boughs are blossoming,
Why wake not, too'
Long thou in soth hath lain
Listening TO Levels soft atrain--
Wilt thou sleep on:
Playing, thou sInggard heart,
In life no manly part,
Though youth be gone.
Wake! Ills Springs quck'ning breath
Now DER thee blows;
Wake thee and ere in death
PulselesS thou slumbereth.
Pluck but from glery's wreath
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STORE.

ScfAND Wv II DEshn 4 fffLB,
WHOLESALE. AND Rt.rAiL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. l3l MAIN ST., WnEELISG, Va,
NV ILL NOTIFY cnizcns aud hkew se pur.
ehascrs throughout he surrounding sosAiry
HAT they have received. and will continue 10 receive
Tor The next Two weeks. n large and well selected
stock Of FANCY AND SFAPLE. DRY GOODS
come Of the handsomest ever brought 10 This city.
Neither lime or pains Mas ,sken into consideration
IN trying Ia select such goods a. we thought would
please cur Customers. and moreover. we can pcsi
lively esseri that We do no, think my house wesI
ni The Mountains con eompesc with Us. as regards
selling cheap; we would therefore only invite
those that wish h. purchase. tn rune and judge for
themselves. and will guarantee tina, they will no,
wish TO look fnflhrr.
LADIES' DRESS GCODS-A vs,y beautiful
article Of Worsied and Silk Baragc new style; Rue
dcs Fosses MonImarre Paris; Moasl,n de Lame
Robes. Bingham do, Swiss de-; French Lawn DO
new style Alpaca d.; Silks. Bombazine. and a few
Hercules Robes; also a beautiful ossorimsni Of
French Worked Collars
GENTS Il GOODS-Clo,hs OF every color
width and price; a sosi assortment OF Fancy Cassi
meres; Linen Drilling; Grss- Linens. with a vafici,
Of Plain aud Fancy Vesiings; Linen cambria HIM
with colsred borders, something new: Silk and Satin
Crnyais and Sears; Gloves aud Patent Ssspendcr,
nc, mar %
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WHO CAN DOUBT
TIE VIRTUES OF JAYNE'S HAiR TONIC I

SoMMERviLLE. NJ Nov'r rs. ~.
DS. JArSE.-Dear S,r . send you the following
obisined from Mr. Gulick. I would Just
slate thai | became acquainted with him about Two
years ago. A. that time he was entirely bald.
with the exception Of a losk Of hair on tho back
part oi hts head. about The size Of half a dollar. aud
that lock oi hair he hold me had been made 10 grew
by The use Of your Tonic; previous 10 whiel, he
had DOT a single hair Oh his head. The hair now
completely covers his head. md is from four lo five
inches long. Very respectfully. yours, Sc
4 MASON
A"o'Aer pro5 Of me ,6ooey Of DR. Jayns's Hair
Tonie This wiil eeriiiy that Was enufcly bald fr
about three years. when I recommended to Try DE-
Jayne's Hair Tonic. I procured Two bottles Of Mr.
Mason. in Ssmmerville. and using The Tonic for
about fifteen months, my hair came IN all ever my
head. and although no, quite rs lh,ck as before yet
II is constantly growing. This surprising resista-
lion of my hair has excited The asionishmeui Of all
my acqusinIaDces and mSde me an object of cur
osiiy 10 many. I am now SIS years OF ,ge. and
have reason TO regard tho inventor al this maiehless
Hair Tonic as a public bencfac'or.
JOACHIM GULIcK.
New Germ aniowD. N J Now 90. ~
For sale BY DR. J CRUMBACKER. IT'S Main St
op6
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heretofore been considered incurabl.. such /. III
Gers OF the Larynx, Throat. Nose. Modes
The ARCANUM. BXrRACT n n ccp,,l.,.
An''do'e to the serious Evils produced by IN, ,nr,.
d.cious Use OF MERCURY. Asa SPRING and.
FALL PURIFIER IL cams, be SURPASSED. worL
mg sway through the system with a silent aud
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPrlC INFLUENCES.
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis.
eases that would otherwise cause ,nlnry ,o IA,
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persens whose Constitutions arc broken dow,
ey the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark. or
QulNINE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER. OF an iniudicious treatment
OF any Of the above Diseases should sss the AR.
CANuM EXTRACT without DELAY.
IN complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SNPuli.lS, and in cases where the SyphiL,;c
Virus Of the Pareat causes . developement of
Scrofula in the Child, this Is II ONLY REM.
EDY upon which d reasonable hope of Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had Land bare both ligament and bone, and where.
10 all appearance, no human means but amput,.
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicat.d
by the Use OF this inestimable Extract.
The Proprietors of the ARCANUM EXTR ACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results In USING
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be-
interrupted, requiring only the usual ns,raint OF
moderation In diet, and l. equally applicable and
enicae'oas TO the infant ~ well as the adult.
Pamphlets, giving u Description for wba,
inc EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations ON inscnsible Preparation, and a
Treatise on Diseases in general. omp each
Bottle. Agents ARE supplied with the above pam.
phlets for gratuitous Circulation.
The AkCANUM EXTRACT is pro-
pared by JOHN WfNER. Hamilton. Cannd,
West, and JOHN WINER d. Co., SO Maiden
Lane, New York. Sole Propreton.
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by PRYOR A PAUL..
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All orders shall he promptly attended ~
mari ROSr ARMSTRONG & CO, Agent.


& Il. HoRNBROOK. have on hand tho
~ . largest and most complete assortment of
W all and Window Blind Paper ever efr red in
wheeling, consisting in part oi the following; $50
pieces c"mmon Wall Paper Of 8 or 10 diarreot
patterns; 600 do Light Glazed do do Of - OF ~ do
do; 500 d" }. 4 aud 5 cold; glazed do do III 90 or
% do do; as do M | fresce do do Of 2 do do; The
vcry best TINT coaid be fund in Philadelphia. to-
geIher wnh 80 or 40 diarsai styles OF Bordering
oi different qualities.
Common gees and Paris IN Window Blind
PaperooI'd cu one side single width.
Plain and fs'd Green and Ranhow style, aoable
with Window Bind Piper s.lJ "a hoIk SIDES, and
of a great variety Of pa,terns, SC. &c.
Wa purchase our paper princif ally in Philade~
phia. and rs we iaIend continuing regularly IN the
Wall and Window Paper business, purchasers may
ALWAYS be cerain Of finding n fne stock for making
selections from. and NJ reasonable rates. Call and
e14mine our .iock before yon purchase.
J& Il HoRNBR0OK, Variety D~alsrs,
mar 10 Monroe 81, Wheeling.
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ED= KEGS WHIT LEAD, 6r sale ~
"~c mn 10 PRYOR e. fAULL.
DISSOLUTION

|
NUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M.
is his day dissolved by mn,psl eon.enI-
TtiOS JOHNSTON Withdrawing from The coneern
JOHNSTON. jr will continue The business on
hrs own acc bunL
The liquidation oflhe shsirs Of The late firm will
he closed ty .nher of the Undersigned; those.
therefore. who know Ihcmselves ,ndohied, .te re-.
specifuliy invited 10 call and senie their accounts
and notes Thuse pho msy hare accounts against
ibe brm. are requested To- present them Tor payment.
THOS JOHNSTON,
March 26, 1916 TIL JOHNSTON. IL.
y Is. Those unho may haze accounts against ~
individually are requested TO present them Tor
payment. Those Who know themselves indebted
10 us individually. are also rec sested 10 coll and
settle.
The undersigned IN withdfawmg from The bnsi.
nr-s IN which no has been engaged fot mnre thar
THIRTY YEARS. respectfully tenders his hank
o his friends end the public generosity. lsr IN,
liberal support which they have been pleased 4
be-iow Dpon him Tor 81 lUpg a Period; and wonl
take The hbcry 10 them To his sof
who ~ill eoRtinue he business, and vi no has DO 2
associaIod with the undefigned for slmns, lwelv
yeap. mar IS TIiOS JOHNSTON
TIL JOHNSTON. n having taken tho emit,
stock or JOHNSTON 4 son 10 which he wi
m n few Jays make aJJitns. respectfully asks
ihs friends ard customers ~ me late FIRM aud n
public generally. rhst liberal svg-,rt ~b,, h n.
been extended II 10 them. I'm ma, %
Afgns copy
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CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a few doors be-
IL bow the Post Office. haze supplied them.
selves With a new and large engine anI other ax-
lures Ior their business. ia n supcri,r s,yIc. aud fat.
Ter themselves that With ten years EXPERIENCE
they will be able 10 req Ter The most perfect salts.
iaciion.
They carry on the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN all It's branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
BY arrangements with tho manufacturer. we
have received and will be constantly receiving
and prepared TO supply the above pipe wholesale
and retail. ofihe best quality. aud Us low a. IL can
be had in tho country.
They have constantly on and Hydrauts of
various description, hatiers' kettles, water clos
cts, bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths. re-
forts Tor bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
~cCthnS, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF all sz
rs, sheet lead oil any thickness aud worked up
in any manner OF lot m.
Wafer conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
gincs Sc. sc.
All orders thankfully received and punc,u
ally attended To.
STEAM POW ER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
To several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
81 story Of theii building, or on the ground
floor at very moderate reat.
Whe-lins. Apiii 6, '46
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uNxrRAtr or CoPrsE.-Thi

IL Ls been discovered al ls,e IA t.ucvpe. sAs
Ina, hecpans SO relehfsied all uscs The touueent thas
e,esy, family nekss-nse "a il not snly ss-a SavsOG:
OF c'fee. b.i a. . essssis remedy ,o pssseas sAni,
dreadful Disease. rb sp~ps.s. 0, 'ppsoves che sesfs
Of The coaksc. itr o,ior. ard saws iis> hill the Susn-
ny OF coffee. u cleap the coGee:.nsitss then esgs.
isin- gtassor,any ",is-s articles fos cleasinx; fas ssta.
al the STORE III ID M6lNNiS MssA~i Squares; ~hS
Is the sole aes"i Or The sale III The ssaYiae article
Tor p'c,or Geo keiia ei,fa ~hD Is ALE RrsrsiS1es,
hhav~ been 'nior,nsd thai essisip per- Ana IN Sass
ae misunderstanding and ssii,aH o casnss3s-
let article . hereby eeaisn Tho pahiie seaiuB
Tins esoss imposition. liwonid. slso causion I'll Wko.
are making and veu'i'ng q coans~sieii article. ~ b.
careful how they itstsple on rishss srcusesi Ia oaAass.
too iasiiee will he IN, ted Out ~ them ssnply aea~
sored mar 10 D MCINNlS
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JOHN NJ. OREM A. co.
MERCH
No. 23O RALr,MoRr Sr

Northrest cor. Of Charles, BAL TLMORE.
AVE received their Spring and Summer
SIMPLY Of Cloths. Cassimercs. vesiingr, SC.
&c. which they will make To order in The beet and
most fashionable STYLE.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
On the .econd dor Of their bn,d,ng. which has
been fitted M ior The purpose, will be found a
large assortment Of The finest md medium qualities
Of CLOTHING READY MADE OF superior style
aud workmanship
NO VARIATION IN PRiCES-The iowe-,
pree IS distinctly marked M fisures on every CUR.
meni.
The basement has been Handsomely fitted mp for
The snle oi goods by The piece a very lsrge assert.
men, Of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. vESTINGS
aud TAiLORS TRIMMINGS. beng alw avs On
hand a, The lowest market prices. 20 which The at.
ien'ion ot purchasers 10 inviicd. 6~ m 2
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10000 Dollars.

GTand eonsi.dofed Lottery Of De!auare q G,o,g;a
-. CLASS NO ~.
10 be drnwn nj Wilmington. Del. Sary, Apr,l %
| Of $4,000 I of 10000 l OF 6OOO Of 1000
10 Nos 10 ballots Tickets 10 dolls; ceriin,a,e
package % wholcs 1921 dolls; shares in proportion.
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$1,000.

Pckomoke River Lottery. class No 40.
To he dawn at Wilmington Thursday April i6
l OF $500 vi $500 OF 1900 iof ll40
~ Nos. - saliois. Tackeis -, cerlisca,e Of ~
wholes s2S. shares in proportion.
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A2H.OOOi

P"komoke River Lottery. class No 10.
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Monday. April DO
l oi s25oOO Of 5000 OF 1000 ri 1850
~ Nos. IL balle,s. Tickets 50, certificate OF IS
wholcs sIi0, shares in pnportioo.
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NEW NOVELS! NEW NOVELS!
ME YOUNG DUKE hy Dlsraeli; The Mo-
iher 10y r. ; Arihnr; The H,ndiui Vt he Cas-
tie III liardayne nv John Bird; Galley Slave. Csva
her. Jessie's Fiirsiions. The Charmed Seas
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Draws on Tuesiays--Capiis prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate VI larks<e vheles
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Draws on Thur,days-Capi,sl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package whole.
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Whole Tickets eli certificate OF package whole,
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| of $4,000 vi 1000 OF 5000 ! al 5000
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