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GRAND SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY!
$4,000!

New Jersey, Lottery, Glass No L.
Drawn yesterday-Drawiug received tomorrow.
rs Numbers, IL drawn Ballots
Capitals, 500, 900, $500, .45 900 10 of 500,
10 Of $50, 10 Of 1000, zoos, 1905, zoos, &c
Tickets only S5-Sbares in proportion.
Tickets to be had at JNO d. CsORDAN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk,
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, and Specie Checks. May 81
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Alta Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance
~ held for Norfolk County, the 9th day of April,

Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
~ held for Norfolk County, the 9th day of April,
Arthur Warden, who sues as we'll for himself as,
on behalf of all other creditors, who may
choose to make themselves parties to this suit
on the usual tel ms. Plaintiff -
Against
Bartlett b. Munden, Administr ator of Andre =
Bartee deceased, Betsey Bartee the widow, ;
Thomas Bartee, Susan Bartec Jesse Taylor Z z
and Catharinc his wife, Robert Bartee John Q
Bartee Rebecca Bartee. Theophilus Bartee, s
Edward Manning and Canning Manning, 4
the last six infants. by John r.. Kilby, who =
has been appointed guardian ad Item, to de-
fend them in this suit. Defendants !
TINE Bill in this cause having been filed and the
Il the subpoena served on the defendants r. b.
Munden, Administrator of Andre Bartee, Bctsey
Taylor and Catharine his wife, than two
months, and they still failing to appear and an
swer,-On motion of the plaintiff by Counsel, his
Bill is taken for confessed against these defend.
ants. And thereupon, the cause came on to be
heard the Bill, answer of the infant Defendants
general replications and exhibits, and was argued
doth adjudge, order and decree, that Commits
stone, of this Court
LIST. Settle account of the Administration of
the defendant, b. b. Munden, on the estate of An
DIRE Barteo, deceased, lin doing which he will spe
city the debts paid off which bound the heirs of the
said Bartee, and make statement showing their a :
mount. -.rHF
End. He will ascertain the amount due to the
plaintiff, and to all other creditors of the estate of
Andre Bartee, deceased, who may choose tc ap-
pear efore him upon the usual terms and prove
them. The nature of all the claims whether bind
ing the real estate not he will specify.
Sd. He will ascertain what real estate the said
Andre Bartee died seized or possessed of, i'm
whose possession it now is, and its fee simple and
with such matters as he may deem Lertinent to be
specially stated which either of the parties may
require 70 be so stated.
VIM j. ROWLAND d. G..
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THOMAS TATEM,

IA - ~ AL LA w,
NALL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
will attend to business when desired in any Other
County. Portsmouth, AoriI 7-ODG
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GORDAN,s LOTTERY oFrICE.

Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 10.
4, q, %, 66, SO. ID 56, 81, II, 10, rs, II.
Drawing Consolidated Lottery Class No. 90.
IS. 10, 2s, 80, 81, 3, so, rs, IS, 70, I6, 81.
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Glass No so,
a. %, %, OF, 10, TO- 50, 10, ~, As, "a, 90
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200 Lineal feet Is by inches, in lengths of 70
$500 superficial feet 10 by 81 inches do do
10000 do do % by A do do do
End CLASS-NO. 3, WHITE OAK LIMB KNEES.
Per inch.
One half of each size called for to be at right an
g:cs square, the other half at acute angles or in
square. of the best quality, clear Of rot sains or
any other defect.
Number. Length of body, Length of Sided size
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INSEED OIL, LEAD, &c.--15O gallons
- LINSEEO OIL together with large supply
of WcthcriiPs, Lewis's, Roberts and otter WIKI
Lead Superior Chrome; Red, Yellow and Green.
ldry and in OLD Varnishes; Spirits Turpcutine
Ked Ochre; spanish Brown; Vandikc Brown
Terra Sienna Red Lead; Litbarge Venetian Rcd
Lamp Black; Bright Varngh Painters Brushes
&C., &c. For sale low, at the Drug Store, HIGH
street, Sign of the Big Mortar
May rs CHAS. n. HEINITSH. Agent.
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Pursuant TO the above decree, have appointed
Tuesday, the 23d day of June next, to commence
the execution of the orders therein to me directed
And shall continue the same, from, day to day un.
til completed. All persons therein interested will
attend at my Office, that day, between the hours
of 9 A. M. and d P. M, with their testimony and
exhibits. JAS. G. HOLIDAY,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Commissioners Office, D
Portsmouth May 10. 1916. May zl-T4t
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OLD POINT HOTEL.

NOW one of the most splendid and
extensive establishments In the coun-
try, will be opened for visitors on the
Est of June.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION no VASE :

INGTON,
AE4SEa The NATIONAL FAIR,
&A.--lLA- to commence on the Goth
IlS;sSSS..:::: ::I.-.{; May, and the Dedication
- - Of the Odd Fellows Hall
TO accommodate persons Wishing to visit Wash.
ipgton upon this occasion, the Steamer osceola
will leave on the following days:
Leave Norfolk Saturday 10th w ednesdav Goth.
Monday, Goth and Thursday, 2sth.
Leave washington, Monday, 18th Friday, 22d
Passage and Fare S. to go and return at any
time until LIST of June, So.
After which che will make two trips "a week,
!lccsav,ng Norfolk regularly every Monday and
Thursday, and Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday JAS MITCHELL C.n,,;n
May 10
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STEEL PEN We have just received the
- largest supply Of STEEL PENS ever before 81
fered in this market. Our Pens are selected with
great care. and bought io,o conscquen tly we do not
hesitate to say that We can sell them cheap if not
or Norfolk Please call and examine our assort
merit before purchasing elsewhere
May is w. II. II. HODGES e. go
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HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the cti-
u Sens oil Portsmouth, Norfolk and the adjacent
country, that his well known GARDEN & HOUSE
AZ inc END OF the Long Btidgc' running from
nc VIII be happy at all times to serve those that
may give him call. He intends keeping con.
s.an.iy on hand the best of ICE CREAM and LEM
ONADE, and SODA WATER; and to those who
are iond OF little recreation during the hot Sum.
mer months his Garden will be found most delight
full (MayO SIMON CHi0
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9Th CLASS-IRON

The Oar Rafters to be of the very best Whit,
Ash. Blades to be one third the length of the Oars
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70 III "es rvV.s mo Eyes, nve, Six Inches,
,o ~ ior Cania Doors, &c, per doz
~ Cast Steel Palm Irons do
~ 40 90 Drawing Knives, IL inches each
do do do do 10 do do
Iron Glue Kettles do
~ Sail Knives . do
~ Cheese Knives, twelve inches long On
Anvils, weighing $50 lbs each Der 10
SnVeI Calis Tor Boatswains, &c, each
sets Firmer Chiscls, of doz each
handled and assorted. from / to i in per 'e'
doz inch Socket Chisscls handled, per dozen
4 90 90 do do do do
90 u 40 90 do do do
"a Iron Tea Kettles, five, and elk OTIS each each
! doz 2 inch Socket Chisels handled, per doz
90 - 40 DO do do do
l 90 D 90 do do do do
sets OF doz each. of Firmer Gouges, handled .
and assorted from to L. inches .
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NATIONAL FAIR.

- = AO4NTNh hlN,
/ WASHINGTON, ID. C.
A6m To afford facilities to
GA--lIAA persons DESTROYS to be
sG::::.s. .-.-.tsT present at the Great Ma.
TlONAL FAIR, to be held
In Washington, on the goth instant. The Balti
more Steam Packet Company, will issue Tickets
emitting the holder TO go aud return from Balti-
r r ,or 30. commencing on the 18th instant
from Norfolk, and ending the 2Sth instant, from
Baltimore. ', " Wv
Ihe Washington Rail Road have fixed their rate
10 and from Washington to Baltimore Shallow
ing 40 heurs to return. JAS. +. HUNTER.
way 10 Agent b. S. p Co.
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II FUNK'S EXTRA OLD RYE Wits.
i KEY 30 bills Of the above celebrated branJ.
of WHlSKEY Just received direct from The ma
ket. and for sale by the bsrrcl or retail, at
l.. X. THOMAS'S
May 10 West side Market Square
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9Th class--HARpwARE

d. 9th CEASS--MARDWARE.
"a Copper Tea Kettles, one half 5 and one half
Quarts each each
Hollow AIDES c"ch
sCooyer's de do
Car pcnrer's do go do
20 Carpenters Compasscs. inches do
~ 40 do do do
Drill Stocks and Press for Armorers Stores do
oo Brass Cscks, assortcd, from Z to inch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
M. & T.

W. just received aud upeneo 100 package
II II CHINA and Q~UEENSWARE
Ameng other articles they have
ftnc Gold baud China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 100 p,
Rich Gill and Fancy de DO
DO CO extra enc do
Richly decorated Maniel Orr amenis. Colognes. Fan.
cy Inks. Baskets dc. in great variety.
The Ladies arc invited TO call and examine
ihcse. as they surp9ss any hing of the kind ever
before brought to this cnnuityaud are wotih seeing
Rich Gill and embossed Fmit d ,skeis. laced q high
Whiie China do do do
Gill aLd plain ComTuiicrs. Casserplles. Turreens,
Boats ond S,and,; Tea Pots, Sugars and Cleans
TIA and Coffee Cups and Ssucers. Plates. sc, nuted
plain aud faucy styles. IN sets or pieces 10 suit Gus.
toners
In common ware We have Liverpool Dishes and
Plates of al sizes. Tens and Cu1ves. Ten and Coffee
POTS. Sugars and Creams, &c, OF vsfious colus.
printed, Flowing hue and Fancy rpilrr Sets: com.
raon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &r, wnh exc.
~ other article usually krp, ~ the most extensive
establishments ia the country, aid Which the public
need only call nhd price To bo satisfied that we sell
lower Than hey can be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hand md are constantly manufacturing
and plain Hell Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbleus
Dishes. &c; Which together with our stock Of
QaeenswaTe. we invite the attention Of purchasers.
ehher wholesale or re'ail. Warehouses Nos Z and
Monroe st. Wheeling. Va nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
EnR SALE

THSHE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale Loia Nos
a 5 6 and 10 in The Bib sqnare Of The addition
10 South Wheeling. (called Rtehietown) laid out
ny Sam1 Sprigg and Jnu Richie. upon which Is
erected a rumolIable and Convenient brick dwell
ling. aud has on cxcellcu, garden containing a vac
riely Of choice Fruit Trees aud Shrubberyj 2 good
we'll Of water. siablng, smoke house. sc. and i
pleasantly situated. The property is now occupied
by Jacob T. Bier Who will take pleasure IN showing
IL 10 ony one desiring 10 purchase.
ALSO-Thc Undivided one half 90 lois Nos ]
and ?. and The u, divided half OF the NOrh bali Of
Lot No 3 in he ID square ~ The above said addi'
ton 10 South Wheeling. with heir Improvements
consisting ofa large frame dwelling, containing l6
rooms Is and20 lect each, and other buildings. &c
ALSo-Loi No l76 in Feet Wheeling, being al
The South corner Of John and Fifth Streets; sand ioI
has three fronts, making 24i ieet--has erected on
: a comfortable fame dwelling now occupied ty
Philip Bier. Esq.
ALSO--4O iect Of The East Side Of lot No l45
M Eosi Wheeling on John street. upon which !,
erected a good iwo story brick dwelling. now occu
pied by The subscriber The above property Wil
be sold A. low prices and on recommendation terms
or II Il T. G JEFFERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
RETuRN PREMLUMs.
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS ANE
OTHERS,

"HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale.
at The lowest prices, mn assortment OF NED.
FCINEs, DRUGS, DYESTUFFS PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. VARNlSII. BRUSHES. &c. Sc.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, he So
Iieiis even those who may not intend 10 purchase 81
the lirne, TO ascertain The prices Of his goods.
Any Communications asking The prices Of goods,
are most ehHerfully ann promptly answered.
Tie would particularly STALE, that he hss a Steam
Factory in conneTion With his store, for POwdeung
JaIap, Rhubarb. Ipecacuauha. and many other
Medicines; for grinding Mustard. Cinnamon Ais
rico Pepper, Cloves. &ci Ind lamp Black, Black
Lesd, VenitIan Red. Chrome yellow and green,
V~eriegfis. yellow Oehre aad o.hor Paints IN oil
eli q which he IS able 10 sell at the very lowest
prices.
Paints mixed already for use and put np IN cor.
then pots Of different sizes. Tor family convenience
PuHy oflho best quality at2i cents per %. our
Of blnddem. and 3 cts per 10 10 bladdofs. In quonti.
ties Of so ponnds and upwarfa
pTNo charge made Er delivering goods in ans
pau Of the CITY. > w w GORDON.
DaUocfsr. No i52 Wosi Pfsu, q few doors iron
Light u, end opposite The b o r u Depot,
feb % BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

%CHANCEHV sALE.

LOTS IL MIDDLE WHEELING.
DURSUANr 10 the decree pronounced ru the
suit in Cbancery on tho i7h daT Of January
1876. wherein
William , Dean is Complainant
AID
John Glchnst, william Conin aud others. ore d.
frnd1ns
This sheriff NJ Ohio county acting no %commieinn
~ under said decree viii onsf for ssle 80 me iu1ui
door f The conn house ~ said county oi Ohin, un
SATURDAY me 20ih isy ~ Juuo 1876 Lois tum-
bored ts0 bundfcd and SIX one hupdfed and one,
one hundred md Ihiry eight, one bpndfei and
ouy seven ono bundfed aId lNy nine and ihiny
vs,. t2O6l uOl) u3Du47j ul0J 1922 situate p
that pau ~ Middle Wbrehng, tu1w o. p4u Of ihc
city Of Whcfins) laid I'll hy Nuah Z1no John Tow.
cen ord others % .o many ~ sueh para f@isfoYf.s.
hail Or ncccss1ry 10 sausiy Size deht. interest on,
cosis drcteed lhc complainant m tbc clu.o.
IT, RriS-Tou pcf cent 90 ho putc asc m're,
o DO Iatd n cash sad gee tes.dne thereof tn 1fel
equal p%syf1rbt. atsis. receive md %efiieen msmb
from he isy of cole. i1o rUrsh1ser TO- r@ui.hlser
swing t5tl. pHh sod asc.ug. hsaung u.efs.
rnn lhs dty ui .It
JOIN CrFF y ~
aay 2i. re WuoD.. DC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
RELIEVE AND LIVE ,
Wonderful Cure of Pulmonary Consumption
on Thomssa's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood NGphthdi

on Thomson compound Syrup OF lar and
Wood NGphthd!
PmLADELPHiA. Ma, 3. ~
Mr. S 2 Th"mpson-Deur S'r-it is not wuhin
Tho power of language 10 express to you ,hc euti-
tudc I feel tor your Kindness. hui had I ability the
ianc of your medicine should I've sounded through
out the world iot The benefit Of suffering humanity
in every cline. do not say ioo much aud we'll
aiesicd facts bear me out. When I say your com
puund Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naphtha. has .thtough
Providence literally raised me from a death bed.
Inst fall I contracted a severe cold rcsuluug IN
vklcni inflammation of The lungs. which threw me
iuiS a rapid decline, with rackine cough. splitting ui
b'ood. palpiiatiou Of the heart aud oppression; aud
at times the circulation seemed suspended, a cuid-
ness would come over me. aud felt that the row.
cs Of life were fast giving way. Nothing ! took
benefited me. my appetite having lot me. my sio.
mach and bowels being completely deranged and
any physician gave me or. saying ! was post help
aud must die,
Mr. vickers. one orIbe undersigned. called to see
and kindly brought the a bottle Of your medicine.
hat found me ina dying state, he lei the mediciue
however. aud I 80 lar revived MS to swallow with
great difficulty a ieaspoOnlnl, and astonishing Edced
was ils effects before taking my first boule ] threw
of from my lungs q large quantity OF corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled my
lungs 10 bral. The disease VAS completely arrested.
aud lo your Invaluable medicine alone ! owe my
restoration 10 health. For some time had ohosge
OF The Jefferson II A Socieiy's Reading Room. aud
thousands kuow me and en- bear wilhess that The
loregoi g statement Is strictly true.
With feelings Of lasting gtali'udo.
am respectfully yuurr, SC.
WASHINGTON MACK,
Charlotte street uhuve George.
We The undersigned, being porunally n,quaitird
with Washington Mack aud his sufItris g, bear
witness TO tho astonishing effects Of Thomson's
compound Syrup of1ar and NophIhO. aud The truth
OF The ahUve statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 34S Nouh Third ST..
DAVID yICKERS. ~ tlmord ST
HUGH MGiNLEY.
S T. corCPr Of THmmany and FourIb Sis.
GEO W JOHNSON. Mlrkci Square.
feb 10 6m Sole Agent ir Western Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
THOMSON'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR,
AND WOOn

For the care Of Pulmonary Consumption,
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic CatarTh, m
fVensa. ObStin0te Coughs. Splitting Of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Larv,i-
gifts, PolPiiation Of the Heart and Lirer
Complaint, also, WhoopiRg Cough, Colds.
DC.
l. a combination heretofore unknown. eAerunr a
powe r over hoarsencss scarcely Conceivable; havi,c
a specific action on the mocus iissuo aud NJ the
same time bringing the whole system urder us
powerful ia hueuce. il completely eradicaies he
cause OF disease. be n hereditary or o1hetwi Use. and
by striking al The root Of The complaint imparts tone
10 The dehilitaicd Gane and gives renewed vieot Ia
the genera! sysIcn.an Restores the patient to ptema,
ture health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
US UR II " G. e.
rInE AM MATINEE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
EINo BE INSURED-or kol TO be-ihatis the
q~nesIioD-wheihcr IL is better by one sweep
ing Ere, 10 be ruined-nnd subject 10 all The ILL
that flesh is heir to, or, like n prudent man go 10 The
Protection Office. and there he made snfe. comtoua-
bic and happy-we leave fr you L. determine.
The Protection InsuraI &c Company Of Hartford,
Conn. having already paid vets500,O00 of losses
in The Western Country, is entitled a. Inc highest
confidence, and their agent at Wheeling, Virginia
WI PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills. fqciories. &c. together with their con-
tents. such as furniture, merchandise. machinery,
aud every other description Of insu,able properly
Also. en- steam. keel and fat boats and their cargoes
10 and from any port on The Western Waters, on
The most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The samc rs al any other cficc in Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite The Monroe
IIou G, and near the Post Office jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE,

East SIDE. ! Il or N0rih II Market Alley,
gESIiE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
a friends and lhe public. that he has taken the
above store, where he Is prepared To receive goudS
lor sale on comm ls,lun ur at auction. attend 10 all
sales Of Furniture, Merchandise 90 Real Estate on
she most favorable terms. Dry Go Dis, Hardware.
Book aud Variety SHES ON Tuesday and Ffidvy
evenings. FuruItute sales Al the store oo Wodnoa.
day aud Saturday mornings. ThanknI for past
iavors, hc viii ondenvor To merit a continuance Of
public patronage. np 81 WIN HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
INSURANCE..
n ISKS will be taken by the FIRE g. MARINE
AINSURANCECO COMPANY OF WHEELING

HID ISKS will be taken 10y the FIRE g. MARINE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF WHEELING
az zee iowest rates on
Buildings o fallkinds, stone, BRICK oil OGDEN
aha their contents;
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
Arid merchandise ofallk kinds.
And againstall dangers attending the trans
portation ofgoodson rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
fitude and hberality in the adjustment and pa
ment ofiosses,- bel leave TO refer 20 the mer-
chants of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
tile adjustment Of claims upon us. aug4
Office on Ma in ST. r.. w HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
$WNHE Fire aid Marine insurance pan Y
N of Wheeiir g, will re'urn 10 per cent on
oil premiums .eceIved for Tbkslakcn from. this
tmr where no los has ocruIred.
feb 27 w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
LICKING VALLEY
STEAM PATENT co RDAGE

- HNf y - w -
AND OAKUM MANDATORY.
Wis establishment Is on OF The la ge,i in the
i Understanding entirely new paienI ma.
chIney for every branch Of The business. The
Hemp Is hackled ia tie full length nnd spun from
the end, so that the fhrcSare moi dnubled; aud The
c"nscquesce Of his new process oi hacking and
spinning is, The Rope, wheo made. pnsse sscs iu'l25
pr Ct more strength Than The handmade. The esinh.
lishmenI has been IN operation Ter ~ months. and
The Rope has already acquired n credit over 10
Eastern make, and The prices Of lhip nuirle are as
low as can be purchased East. A largo ond gen.
eral assortment ofevey description vi Rope will be
Kept constantly on hand; such ~
Patent Manila and Hemp Rope
Packing Yam Blle Rope Colon do
Trace, Halter and Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod. Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
liambro Lines. Iiousin, and Madno-
Spnn Yarn. Sash Cord &c &c
have iust received on extensive assortment ef
Manila R're m nufacivrcd nj the above Fociory.
consisting 81 llawsers. Check Lines of ail sizes,
Warps, &c. The cheek lines are from 2 10 800 yds
IN length. ond will he sold at Cincinnati or Puts
hurgh prices. Aching a. Agent I I'M M ihorised 10
sell Tor CASH only Per ons DESTROYS ef purchasing
a go ar'ele viii please give me a call Rope
Store Water ST. G BERRY.
weilsburgh Transcript copy to amount of 50.
ana
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KEEP rr EEFoRe TuE PEoPLEn
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RATAtL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

49, APs lot 4lNAN OiFtfl, IEEIILNlT.
IN OULD advise all persons wishing To- pur
w chase anything IN he = lac 10 give them
a coll. We have been rnntmnally recci, ing goods
since The Gsi Of The Spiing and We believe We
have almost every article that eau be called FOR in
he Dry Goods way a. The same time comprising n
great many articles only kept Tor wholcsalcing
which are mol usually Kept VA q Dry Goods house.
LADIES' DRIES GOODS-Lawns; Bo'zirincs;
Bamecs; Lace Lawns. Cinghum do White glass DO.
Silk siIipcd Bingham; plain aud bard Gineham Of
every DESCRIPTION; hlosk do. Ciuehom Lawn r.hcs;
Jacuact and Sw iss DO Mouslin dc Lame do. Nous
I'm DC Lrincs; cashmc rss; Swiss Musins; barred do.
striped do %oambnos; Tarleion Niusiins oil color-
Shawls and scars OF lhe latest styles; Glass Skius,'
GERS; cravais; Bonneis aEd Bonnet Ribbons; cap
be rders; ar'ifcials; Flowersi sc.
FOR CONFERENCE.-The and supcrfne
French aud English cloths, do assimercs Gam.
hroons; Twceds; Linen Duiiings; Bird and colorcd
Summer cLihs; jrap d'EIR; bard and plain en- iion
D. illing; ELK and satin Vesling; Fine Merino; Mar.
'eillcs 10. Valencia do. cravats; Gloves and Suspen
les; Hosiery; striped and plain Irish Linen; Shirt.
Muslins; bleachej and bro; silk and merino
Undersh,ttsi Lambs Wool do. Linen cambria hdkfs
plain and colnred.
DOMESTIC ~GOODS--Bro' Muslins. Tickings.
checks, Murine shifting. Furniture. Plaid. blue Dn.
calicoes; Toweling OF every descriptions;
B'rd's eye DiaperDamask do crash Linen Shsenng
Liuen aud Cotton Table cluihs; bleached and brown
Linen crumb cloths; Napkins; sc &c.
CARPETS-CARPETS on our second hpor; Oil
cloths very heavy, and also Table OIL cloths; Straw
Rugs. dc.
IIatIers' Furs ood Trimmings hy the VIII olesale
CAPS OF every descriptions; Linen Butlnps. lust
roe'd Nv JOHNSTON & B%ERRYHiLL.
may 8 No 1871 Main 81. Wheeling. Va.