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RANKS

$500
BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA.
Mas srusrr, wHrrtrSo.
AkCh. WOODS, f~rs.ideni, }. LIST, Cashier.
pbEEcToEs.
wsse' W " shrtrer CIV T~hom,on
ri .sf f-u ny Mnsssn ThS' johsSn
hseiisg en- Thursday ofeach week.
-
h~ERUHANTs. 4 MEpuANIcr BANK oy
eosErH caldwell, ries. 5. BRADY. Cashier.
directors.
WTsssy JM Baker
s.:os soss,., SGs'i T,sssS0, sWSn
hs<'ins on Tuesday ofesch wsek.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
0TftcE MAS Srrrrr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
zSsss:t f.S : ' aSi.a.n h9Gi.'"
RoTT, McoY, Treasurer.
SsetlnE ON Thursday al each week.
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE M MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
orrtcf MAIN srFrFr, EEtow hoSAct.
sAkOEls NEIL, President.
DIRECTORS.
NJ. ys,"s"s sw Sin h~.pisiL.@s
". fsIscs 80 Jas y csidscn
RW HARDING, ssls,my.
wEsTERNINsURANcE CoMPANv.
e''iT o. sAis srSrrr, ~ s.sr ssilpiSo a. s,ytNos'
TRoNAs HUGHES, rressdsai.
DIRECTORS.
) 3 Hiis {cs. .SsSiasa 4Fs! SSS''
ROBERT TCoy Eerrc,sy.
OFFICE or rHE coLUMBrS INsCRNNCr G
ar '".'s'sA ''frls : islSo +; ssss.,
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EgGgI

nANfEI NfCDIL Tuud ffsrcrfmIg inform. fFese
- Who have hfiarfse ctfrrdrd t8 h6i ilaif n.f-,,
age. s4d 40 others uhos I'D arFtbing in hs Iue offo.
sinfHf, tHat fe Has Du land now su dFsgftnrnt 81 tIr
.ultlFiHf kIuf m hrrftrs ~ rffaf rlst1m.Flr
vs. Htr Wsfh brushet Tooth HrntHas.
S. mdna stvrrring %
GHt Hearth Hand Nfarh
infse Vanah
ahos Ciefh Hsf
fhof and frfHhhines brushes wholesale and rafaf. los
M rash. The atOFg afIr.ee ars ~ sale 81 Niteu 4
Csfys eeifle Tfans tnd Harness nsuufa~tsfF. So ir
Man Frrft rs hsrua We.
y D. Brushes mGfft1 order. Nov IL
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vOl,.,,lc XIII.
WHEELING YIMFs A.
WVEFLING vIMEs 4 CNzETr,,
ehLisHkp DAILY TRi WEEKLY q wEEKLyRy
~. 4.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

comn issioners' sales, thcatrit al. clrcu.. or .in,i,, 1919 =
Using, not 10 lie published by the year.
Adveftsssnscnts charrcahie by the Insertion should. .,
an ess>~. 10 accompanied BY tho written directions a, n,
We nasa,ss .. is>ert,ons; 10 NOT. they wnI IL puLIishel
ul forbid. and payment cxactcd.
No Advertisements in<cu-d ssa;uiioo.i,
Marriages. aud deaths arc pubai.hsd a. rey,n ph.,.
ss,ars snd tahsrsl 'nrsaibors are advertisements.
LIE privilege OF sdNrrftsers, ~ The wear. ~ eu.fnef
Co embellishments % their own Regular business. ,,d y.
sAessdtng squares. Al other advertisement sct nv
'ssm w.n ss charge al tbs usual rates.
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MAYOR coon,
COINCllME\

. ogTIcE r. p. F s!sg g%E9 Sgi z gSGNS ! lYYf,l rsAN 81.
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NLW DRY GOODS STORE.
~. ER.gRR.gGEy

-- E-s1 - AssE u ~.
- W TNkEN the store No. fcG Nsi, S,,c., So.
- Ae'th and Hartour's Furniture W.. pto.
age AVID hsitsunic stock 81 >" Haitu a
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS.
which he oHcfs .. Whoiesale or Rc,,itor a.
- 'sims us sioeA lSucu a. purchased Win r,,e
~, =. ot ~ wtth ESPECIAL attention to ~. want 81
- uarc. lie isdicF and Gentlemen % Vhe.ii,c
,g,1li are ihvied To- osli on him, and nc fs,,rrs
10 tIcl WIZ tud hs sock and p,ircs n, ~
tire ciiy. N"V establishments in
ms usellrSs enuuc- sting Goots a. present. but lie 4,
= MS tlcncs that they viii frd cverytLir, lrt
l" q Try Goods Store, ifihcy call and cvaSii~c
nHNRR Agu
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m%OMN nRonK . DILLON.


CHEAP As the CHEAPEST.
EIAST siDE MARKET ST. a few doors below The
Fost once, have supplied themselves wib a ner
= fulefiog siyle aud fatcr themselves that with ION
YEAR, INFERENCE they viii be allie To render Inc
Ihcy carry on the House and STEAM vONT pTTu
ZINC 90 all lis hranchcs.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
by a~rfnFtmeuis with the manufsctnicv. we have re-.
s,r,,i1, nv 49, W. ~, 81, a'liy ie receiving and PREPARED To-
pNallY snd a. low as can be bad m the country.
Iney nave constantly on hand iiyd- ants Of different
hot and cold shower ts'hs. tetous nor Il.srbip, Sts-I
cal apparatus, lead collins. patent hath ruurr lead ,tre.
o =, sI.ss, 'hsei lead q any Thickness AID worked up u
WNeg conducted through icaden pipes fom .cringst,
dwelling housesin The country.
superior rainIs fur conntFv wells steam encines. &c
NJ "fsefshaaknliy received and Punc.ualy saendo,
STEAM POWER.
Tor manufacturing purposes ran o. suppfis4 IN s,ce,.
desc ifions ~ mechanic. ig The 2rd STOW of u.et, t,tJ
a"aE "f on me gfound foor a. very moderate rent.
NheelinF, Apri5, 1850.
CAPS, CATS.
Ar now b. couse 81 frfeisine atrfv is,-c .rt ID,
ref,er ssortment " Mon's. Soatb' nd eb1tt,o
Ciotn. flnsh, Vcivet, Oiled silk. Imitation ds. ana d.
sal eonrrteng euthc styles wiz
EGos sad Css'or o1seo H"' a.
together Hnh a~ilthclate AVID approved ufir.. su
winch were purchased ty mfseif nom the Nts Yor
I'D Es-'sm Meuufsetuso- tor cash. and RI discount
- rcr cent lees thru ttoe- who purchased tsr,r 81,
eaftr. in Nee 'u, consequently sy ralrsrs spd =
nh" favor ne siuh their custom sbsu have tSs 49,
faTr U.Bt hf.at io eau ID Isl. a. Intssos ~ ~.
~iirsl, 10 fnn want afcfv good flat or GAP al an ra.
tant1 mtnniH tafins ts's 'n ths mst sprfovsd pras
approved fashions Country merchant. VINO 0srtbs
and ca0e ty fhc rssr o. dozen. vIu nit4ss esi ~
,sr5,-l 20 .'ppiy ihsrn ON better t.ias usn ttey "a
oetrtt. p fetf
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NOM LEAGUE.
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY

40 Main STREET. Winding.
w are constantly receiving direct Not.CO raeta
w gr-o ~ E0p wofN from the Eastern Penetentia
e ana w "rkhousrs, Tat fsiy supplies fafr.t rate sF
20 ? hotif ana SHOES, gof up under out own insee-
.h ~ lhe cstmaitfas and made hy COED mechanics
W. warrant "uf wprk tnic Tar superior 90 aug Eastern
W"'N nfnufhti7 THIS rNritt, 10Th in fhatc and auafify.
end ~ olef % A. bow. and many %sfiicies 20 Dor r.1t io
W lnaa 40 store n NJ rsHiiog. farouifr Home Ma
ourselves, mstesd u~fsehaunF $1,000 Oa serosu, over a..
~"n.tans ipf uc aftI,ss of B0ois and Rhoes. iafir.
ahH i"Iilflfn igoF 81 f1af own Interests and gtt u.
: cav. not ~ ie hrg Rcd or Biark Root. bnt at te arr
~ Hti.f 'oiden Boot. two doors stove Kn0tc 4 san
gefs saddeg ertstlisbmrni.
sep CONNEIIY WNpr
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OFLAw
AND CHANCERY.

HON LFRN Judge,
r. Jarois Prosecuting Attorrey,
ATLAInLEV CisGk,
nc WOOnS, ShsfiT.
> a EOFf. Acfng Slcud,
JAMES Walden. Jallor.
EuFITZHIGH.
mi A CLAKKE,t No'""h's
JAAReE WAEAT
JAMES PAUL., "N"s h'F's"""s.
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~AAAAGkRS' OIIiGh
$35.OOO
A~LENANDRlA LOTrERY,


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
4 Class q, DAVIS a. A'eSandtis. Dec. n. ialey
,ce.P 'i5'ot SI.W0. l of5.OOc. 10 f2.9CO, I OF isoe. of
iSOo. 10 Of IS1'' a., ~ aoSNs of9stO, l OF ieco. J Of
.UN5is Slp = ~cedihoa'e Ole package ef ~ whole tie.
So Q S%9-shs e IN rroPouion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY
Glass 100, draws at New Jersey Doc 10, isfC.
i rfne OF $4,000, y Of S.tOO. . OF eco. o OF !. ,o0,i
TiryoS OF loo, 30 of 200, . az 1910 and 10 OF so.
Tickets s. a certificate Of SC Whole viii lei fat
So, shsf's IN proportion.
CIR M SCHEME
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY.
Class X, draws AZ AlcAandria. Dec, ~. 1916.
10 Nos.-II Drawn Ballots. ~
J prize of $4,000. 1 OF IO,UoO. OF 5000. 1 OF 500,
iGoo. 'SScy y; I S' ;; SV ~ II s ~ 81 ~ o. Eco l Of sOoO, - 81
ltckels ; 10; = certificate of2S " hoie tiekes ,tu I'd
SlsjI shares ia proportion.
NtW JERSEY IDrrHRY
Glass lC9, draws AZ New Jersey Dcc2s 1876.
! Prize ssoCC0, , OF 5yCoo. cot 2yJCO. eof syCeO, ssf
I'SVu, Sot lGOO, . of LOO, Ed 10 500.
Ilckeissy; certificate ~ Tioks's wilfs sent for O.
lois shares in prcporirm
A~LENANORy LOTTERY
Cisss $. draws At Alexandria. Tccembor n5, 1916.
- Nos--l9drswn Ballots.
ON Pie $1,000, OF l}oeG' iSt sC"c, ! OF 1000. l OF
30 OF goo Tickets 30, a eciiidcs'e of 10 whole tick.
- Will be sent for 10 dollars, shares in proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY
ASS 1914 for lao. draws g New ,JSsoy Dee. 20. 1910
: prizes OF 10000, of?J0o, OF s,eO0, Is OF goo, ~
hoIs. S " n G ~ OF o. i'e =, L,sks,s -, a esr,i,sS,o Of 20
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws on Mondays and Thursdays throughout tho
OF Deceinher a, CovirRion, KY.
rer.es, viii lie sent Tor ga, Halves 81. dasrters $50
J G%GREGoRY 4 81 Managers. wheeling, Va. r
,aS oS1eSs 10 = Rg@ SSlTp p'WRa sssgse% 70 & eS
soic Agents for the Manager. Wheeling, Va.
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co1rNTycoI,pT

Session FIRST hondsy Ia every unoHth. Qnster SESSIONS
bsd IN March. iHne. August ave NOV onief,
ARCH WOODS. Presiding Justice,
TJACOB. Ffo~rrufing Attorney,
Ohm hCOLIsOCu. CLERK.
ELIJAH a Csronsr.
y " sfGHTs, COMMISSIONS q Revenue,
HAMIEi OLDHAM, ff eounify.
OyERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Ti6mas Ho<abecek, a Todd. sOidtasn
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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CouRTS.

" =. DISTRICT CcIRT. halds two ,csus annually
In " heegtnr. in the nvsaihs % NpFii Ead ag7tciai or.
IN. " IN H.-lndyc.
gro ~ IEE-Proseeuting Attorney,
X W MOORE. Cierk,
JAMES POINTS. Marshal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

TcE or THE coLUMBrs INSURANCE. co.
ar ssEIvEx-& sIEILG's - 49, ,noysr, w1psau~ n
H8 HK LlSf, Feoessv.A
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UEMEDlFS

BRENTLINGER'S APOTIfECA.
Ashlu1d SquGrr. Wheeling. Va.
BE subscribe basins day lecn ,mointcd eo,.
gent Nv this rWv fr che sa'c a. portor Hc.fs
hio'I'lA CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES.
-'pit 20 Lle Iafi7ys dise9scs m whtoiJLr human io.
az . S.lJe'i, Of winch toe following b. ais.
pr Roses IroUhrlsctic syrup or Tarssrs. mr che -,,-e
tu'Ous y cr'i0rs.
~ Eoso'' Cough Syrup, mr diseases cf tic ianre. a.
tarrh, bronchitis, &C.
DR. Roses Cruug or Tiye Cyut,
ir. Rises Compound Ettrtrt ofca~e-a~u,
~. Nnsr's Asthwaur EIxir
~, Roses cough LozeuTcs fl ~ira'atiau offhe tbyes z.
Dr. Eose'e Topit Mixtures fr ehiis AID fe,s-
br. Roses Nermiilse, a safe aad en cacious remedy, ar
worms, ~
Dr. Roses Tonic Anti n,srcpns. Tor ait diso,s.. oe
we s3naeh andhoweis, 'hnlefa mIslfum. SC.
nr Hoses Icua'e ran. superior 20 the Hoo. 81 Pin
10. kotc's Tonic Nfcralvc Xe-etafIe Itls.au .Bc,.
cinuF fcmedy fnr disease Of tho Liver.
bt tnfr- Strengthening Plaster fi weakncss cf tho
bach, ffca-', side or stomach
br. Roses SUotiec fr Epfras,. tme oniy so.,G,. 70
Wedy Tor ihs disease etcr discovered.
~ Eofe kheuira &c hitture. mover knovvu 10 fi.
~. h"t A,tflnEcJt Compound Erh 70 mrTare nr thf
'pi,i'ng ottiood. or forthe cure ofsn discharge .ftlooa
DO. Rors'sSI rup for cholera and bowel complains.
ALsU
nd Eoses FATENT INITIATING BREATHING
weak nncasis.
ETtr0ci from fho Ngtire EaeIe.
.Ir. Rose lfa gfad.aioofibe Uuigcrsity of pennstfv,
1ta W. nas t'f man3 yeas r~racticca it' profession ir
tha, Doe Lancet ~ rusty andh his unedica,es nurciy ve,.
tahirs Which IT, Do fecf a strong recommendation 10 80
WiNd and tasting into cons irra'ou that be- BE- NOT onf
ePhfsieisn 90 sn FgfsrNr one. we tbuk we shan civ
tms 7 ',sm e iaif iuai. ahoud disesss ley 30 nthl,.
Tor particulars cali on NBRENTTrNCrr
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W..
ETAs Just received ffom The Eastern cities the lest.
ana lafhsst stock ofpry Goods evcr osefed n lie
Ncst. ard which Ae " ~ prove that he -cIis nor, o. "a ~
~, cent cheaper than AIRY other store in the civ.
~ ns STOCK VIII lie found the follow ng. al tie priees
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m KEcs FREfH Lam .uis,se FOR retail. re-
4AO eeIvcd and for al b-WAHREN A LIST.
gEvER LIT TT BIZ SAID AGAIN THAT
NCnlEII.A IL I~ACItuAnIE

NEVTW WTT IT WT WNIW NWNTN TUNT
SCROFULA Is INCURABLE.
II So f~olaWing, from one ~ eur Respectable rrirsns
= Wa, - Die own vii and " fhsut snletsit1n, given
90 - used in such uRnncf a. we may dsen tssi ff she
Esgd offhc pahiic.
This 4 50 eertiG thsi ny eoioroa roy Jim v~ eured
81 erfpluIa ~ Us uaf ofafNGu toftcf 0f ~nEFNTITN.
GERS FEHErABLE ALTAnATfFE IN uFAfo
kAIiNt ~ klf. atcf hayiHE been pronounced inca
fstis hy fssrrriailr phfsicians. ue now so months
since De- auf nsirr ID and 30 IT, b afi appearances sound
sd iu Cund fsshh. would therefore earnestly forGn.
mend ~ O. ~ persons SUFFERING under scroNii0us snec
iions, A. ttsisve n VII assurctly effect e cure III need
a. directed. q WOODROW.
wheeling. VI Jnfy q. fef.
Bfsntineet's ttcraise stmp = romro.ri entirely n
NeFffatte. prepared differently ffufu ssV rules srreiofaff
isld foun. d 81 very pifesantfo ths fssie and although
b. afts a. a ~cafhsrtiF. Yrt 10 may 10 taken any lcrFfl III
tuf without wcakenlar fhe patient. 10 viii cure aH
dirfsses arisinr tom tmpurfF ~ fho hioft. Tor pauir
STARE cal a. hrcHnirfcTs Aputhecs. Ashland aqusf,
Whffhaf. HsPs "a n~RENTIiNGEn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

looPieoeS French, English and BELGIAN Cloths. amo,,
~nlSu are ~oine"t bs>oons make. the finest and lcsf ev.
:, "nefcd ~ this city. Also very enc French cloth sni.
sue Tor Ladies cioaks for 500 per vard "a cloth y,
per coat pattern, trimmed. ''~'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

y very large assortment OF French sriucd s,d r,,i,
sasineis Is at extreme how prices. Superhne wooLdyed
Tor one dollar per yard.
~ pieces sATriNErTS, striped. lar. red ard Main
Nvefy reduced prices. Some Of excellent ousTtv M, =,
cents per yard. F'' W -
or for sack coats. also k.,vo,
Lsve hianke.ing ard rilot cloth Cor Ovetcoa,s. Inst r,fs
lllet cloth Cor ga cents per ward.
N~ESTINcS-Best quality of wool ,nd an 49,,
pam and Jared satin. &c. for vests.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
DIED.

On the 18Th instant in Robson county, n. e.,
Argylcshirc Scotland, in the 18th year Of his age.
In Mobile. Ala, Wright HELEN, Esq, aged 81.
formerly of Jones county, N. Z.
CoNMUNIcAr1oy.
"All flesh is rass and all it's glory fades,
Like the fair flower dsheveIIed in the wind
Riches have wings, and grandeur is dream;
The man we celebrate must find tomb,
And we that worship have ignobIe graves"
Died of Infar'ation of the Brain, on the 18th
of May, near Benton, Ala, in the 38th year of his
age, Mr.. David H. Middleton, formerly Of Duplii,
County, n. c.. but for the last l3 years CT more,
a resident Of Lounds and Autaga Counties, Ala.
Such are the mysterious dispensations, of ProVi-
dence. that the fairest and most promising flower
is apt to be the first blasted cat olI-as was the
diseasedn the prime of life, and cons gRed to the
mansion of the dead His bereaved relations, Of
whom he had many-the wide circle of sympath'-
sing friends, both in lis native and his adopted
State and community where he resided, have suf-
must bow with submission to The decree that comes
from on high; and whisper sadly and resigncdly
Thy will be done" III the deceased, the Ma
soaic fraternity has had severed, one briSh link
f:om the chain that binds them in one band q
brotherhood. They, whose sublime duty it has
been, to consign his remains to its mother earth
can only say, we mnge with dust and ashes, the
remains of an honest man-"the noblest work Q
God" May he bloom in eternal spring!
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HlARISgED,

IN New Hanover county, on the 18th ult, By
the Rev. Mr.. Huffman, Mr.. John T. Carroll, of
Kenans'iIle, Duplin county, to Mrs. Catlrarine NJ.
l4aFkihs, daughter of VIM. Lamb, Esq, of New
Hanover.
In Elizabethtown, Bladen county, on Wednes-
day evening. May 9th, by the Rev. Mr. Brobston.
Mr.James liver McRee, to Miss Julia Wright Flow
eFs, only daughter of Mr.. John F. Barnes.
On the 18th of May, at Beth-car Church, Bla-
dea county, by Josepth Melvin, Esq, Mr.. James
N. Peterson, OF Sampson county, to Miss Caroline
M. Mckay, of BIa1en county.
In Bladen county, on The 2 LIST uIt, by the Rev.
Haynes Lennon, Mr.. D J. McColl, to Miss Eliza
beth G. Wooten, daughter of shadrach Wooten,
deceased.
In Fayetteville, on the goth ult, by the Rev. Mr.
Buxton, DIR. George e. Newly, to Miss Margaret
Tyson, daughter of tile late Arch'd Tyson, oil
Moore county.
In Richmond county, on the 10th ult., Ivy the
Rev. D. j. Simmons, Willis Regain. Esq, of Mont
gomery county, to Miss Nancy Smith, daughter O.
Major John Smith.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

In England before the departure of the Great
Britain. The comments of the London press
on the subject. are quite pacific. The Times
(the leading journal Of England.) has a long
article on the Oregon question. in which it
expresses itself much pleased with the action
of onr Congress, in giving the notice in the
form in which it passed both Houses. The
English press seems to think that the whole
difficulty is at an end, and that the contIover-
sy will be amcaby settled by negotiation.--
Indeed, this seems to be the prevalent opin-
ion amongst the thinking classes, on both
sides Of the Atlantic. The Corn Law bill had
passed TO its third reading in the House of
Commons, by large majority.
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EECA'S EUEk = OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va.

The following grand capitals have all been
sold in d. Paine s. Cos. lotteries, & prompt
~ cashcd.
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated Lotte-
~ No. 2-22 48 81 80 II 81 II &c Sc l3 26
whole ticket % AZ 81.
The capital prize of 80 1000 dollars,-1 AZ
CA prize of S6,l97, sold in the FIRST Lot
terry that Luck sold tickets in.
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke class l5-42
81 is 50 l9 II 60 20 Al 7s 8 70 39-whole
ticket - 46 ga prize Of 5000 dollars. !
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated. class
SIS SIS Sc 81 SO so s 2G g IS rs ID
A capital Of $4,000, sold in the above also.
{" 5000, - +"
Drawn numbers Of Delaware class 1871
~ 3 Ii 46 IS IS 81 % 81 37--3 Al 81 the
first capital of 5000 dollars sold. Also sold
in Pokomoke class l3 s10,0ed. Also in De-
laware class 1856, capital of 81 600.
Drawn numbers Pokomoke class 1917 SO
- 10 Ii 40 50 % So so 90 6.-Nos. ID 40
70, prize Of $4,000 sold. Also capital Of
81 900 in Pokomoke class 81.
Drawn numbers of Delaware class 4l--l2
S % 46 "a SO 9 68 sd % Al 27--whole ticket
S IL %, the capital Of $4,000 sold.
! All who want money, address
G.. b. LUCK.
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For the Journal.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

AT meeting of the citizens of Wilmington,
held on Wednesday evening last, for the pnr-
pose Of making preparations fora due celebra'
%ion Of the anniversary of American Indepen-
dence, William A. Wright, Esq, was called
TO the Chair, and Geo. Davis, Esq, appointed
Secretary. After neat and appropriate ad-
dress from the Chair, on motion Of William
Howard, Esq, it was
ReSolued, That "a Committee of five be APP
pointed 10 select an orator, and make all ne
cessary arrangements for the occasion; and
that they announce the same, when completed
IN the papers of the place.
The following gentlemen were appointed
%he Committee VIM. Howard, Jas. Il. Mil
Ser, Iunius Davis, Thomas II. Howey ant
John Hall.
On motion of Jas. I. Miller, ESQ.,, it was
:, ResOlved, That the Commissioners of tn
sewn be requested to furnish from the funds 0
she town. sufficient quantity of powder {,
IRE a salute.
The meeting was then adjourned.
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REMOVAL.

MARECHAL respectfully in
u forms his old customers, friends and the pub
lie in general that he has removed TO the Store Oh
Water street, situated teen the Stores occupied
hy Messrs. Sandford & Smith and Mr.. G. d. Ellis:
North of the house, where be has just re-
ceived from New York, general assortment Of
HD ~ ~ @GDQDED@ 9
consisting principally Of Calicces. from cents
to 25 cents per yard; French Musiins and Cling
hams; ladies' Shawls and Handkerchief, ofthe Ia
.est styles ladies' Bonnets of the latest style and
fashion, very Cheap; silk arid cotton Parasols and
Umbrellas. Of all descriptions: A complete assert
ment Of Hosiery, &c. &c. A general assortment
of Ready-uaade Clothing cat in the latest style
and fashions. and of the best materials. Also. q
large assortment of summer and spring stufis for
fftakihg every description of clothing.
4 large assortment Of HATS and CAPS, for
spring and summer wear.
SHOES AND BOOTS. of every description.
| A general assortment 9fGROCERIES, HARD
/ WARE and CUTLERY, together with va
riety of other articles too numerous to mention in
an advertisement; all Of which he respectfully IN
ytes the public TO call and xamine for themselves
as he will sell his goods little cheaper than suea
articles Hetg eeer offered in this market heieis;
either for cash or county produce. 49,
| Wilmington, April ID, 1916. 30
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POSTSCRIPT.
THuRspAY. June 4 3 o'clock. p NJ.

thursday. June 4, D ciock, J. NJ.
We stop the press b announce the arrival Of
the steamship Hiberua at Boston, on the lst inst.
with dates from Liverpool up 10 the 10th ult., In
elusive We indebted to tie Baltimore Clip
per and Sun for this news:
The intelligence received by her is OF
considerable Importance.
There appears to be an evident desiie on
the part of Great Britain to settle the Oregon
question in the most amicable manner.
The tone of the notice resolutions, as they pas
sed the Senate, are deemed of very favorable
character.
The question was incidentally brought before
the House Of Con5gsons on the 18th ult., and both
Sir r. Peel and Lord g. Russell, referred to it in
very conciatoFy manner.
|: is supposed that positive Instructions have
come out iii the Hibernis, to Mr.. Pakenham. to
settle the matter at once and Negotiation will pro-
baby be Immediately renewed in Washington.
The Corn Bill was regarded as safe. Il has
passed its third reading in the Hruse Of Commons
majority IS.
Cotton was firm.
The impudent proposition Of the Mexican Gov
eminent created stormy time among the bond
holders Parcdc's agent demanded new loan OF
two millions. andproposed to consolidate the old
debt at discount OF 60 per cent
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,rbe intelligence from the "seat ofwaT 9 has
been very meagre during the past week. Not a
,.,orl has been heard from the Rio Grande since
,bs arrival of the Alabama, on the q st ult &C
counts of which we published last week,
IN to the 9th, when the steamship Telegraph
arrived at Galveston, having left BRACES Santa
c6 on the 10th, bringing one days later intelli-
t,ence than the Alabama. From the n. Orleans pa
pers which have arrived this (Thursday) morning,
VIC CLEAN the following items, all of importance
that the Telegraph brings:
On the evening of the 18th, detachment of
the main army took possession of the Mexican vii
LACE Burta, and established Military Depot in it.
In the night Of the 10Th, an express arrived
from the main army, stating that Gen. Taylor had
crossed the Rio Grande and taken possession OF
Matanoras, without having been compelled to hre
single gun, the Mexicans having evacuated the
city some time before.
Il is reported that Gen. Taylor will concentrate
mis- forces forthwith at Matamoras, for the purpose
of commencing further offensive Operations.
Those wounded in the actions of the sth and 9th
had been removed to Point Isabel and were all ra-
pidly recovering.
The Telegraph reports that the Mexicans are
DESERVING in large numbers 1t is said that they
are neither paid nor fed.
Austa has retreaied into the INTERIOR but tc
what particular point it was not ascertslned.
The above comprises every item Of intelligence
which we have received from the army since ou
last issue.