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Total. 81 ,3o4 $40 50
The amount Of receipts of the treasury department Of
the republic of Texas, from the LIST Of November 1874
to the LIST Of January ls46. exceeded the expenditures
by the SUN Of $2o,l66 81.
The exports from the United States to Texas for
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FOR SALE,

nNE HUNDRED packing boxes of strongest and best quail
- ~, suitable for Doctcf or ohess They will b. sol
cheap ths manuaesprer 10 going the eoyny immediate
flssss eall q ~ bhA'sons, n X, where they ees
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: : !, ALE SS M !. TRISC09BAPHE;

ALEXANDEHS TKICOBAPHE;
NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being q
Liquid Dye which changes the color OF
the hair 20 beautiful brown black, without injury tho
easy mode Of application and instantaneous eect-s other
IL superior excellence will BE- apparent every upon
single application.
TRooBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
tonlshng was ued yesterday in once, and the change
from gray TO black Was instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily ForumSeysral Of our
have recently applied their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Aexander Tneobaphea and val
uabe dscovery and has failed to produce the de-
whnhsIs, i %pa,s bssgtfal brown or black color
For sale BY Rulhton Co. druggsts lilo Broadway Aston
House and e Broadway corner 18th street; Aspnwa @
william st Johason Moore Taylor Maiden lane; j. w.
throughout the United State, Or q sole sgents,
H. K q. A. WRIGHT, - South 9TH street,
a2e Iusyc PhiIadslnh;s
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS
WHICH includes his immense stock OF Beoks Paintings,
w Engraving Fancy Stationery Drawings, Drawing Ma
teas Music kc be found the second hoor
up one flight stairs hsving leased the m floor
the regular prices being derous Of closing
siblc his Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
in quantities.
Purchasers invited call examine his New Rooms,
No. 2o3 Broadway second floor ais eodexs tire
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JousE p wh II ssEElss 4EF.hS
Ths Day Wednesday, April . No y Cedar street.
for cash. neat ss.ertn,s, q good useful
saa. char, dining and tea tables sdsbosId French
cut sa' mantei clocks snandoiss SOAR and lard
Also general assortment OF kitchen. basement and bed
At y O'clock: rosewood piano iorts stool arg her
GENERAL WM aN W sHIktEY AastIeassI nooM
Dvuy WV, NE; 81 BRO ibwAi; 800 Ao,''
Sss5 s,d;OSm i,sh:a and shs b
5 % %h s!hi s:s will do well g
FURNITURE taxxSsF FE2ss EoT TS: Day. O'Clock
~ n.a IN part
stands Ssdsisad beds msti.sses room and
sssso "s@. and iss icS: s FUR
NJ sis ' ya' assG and
SENTTEEf Hoy kH6G . FURNITURE.
Spring mex, the q d.su hs SsI.nes
Of furniture O afsmly removing the couStrI comprising
Ai.S sa2SsI q excellent article. leg from ferm. sales.
fs0' s'.s baskets
'S Of mh
9HGEHzEHY StsrG%ssU win .. rh.
fS:
m ~ concern. a29 Tier
, II; pUCLyZEA AZ. AaGl6neer.
'HUTTLE pUCLUZEAU will sell, This Day, at 10
O'Clock q No % Broadway, tin shop tools for bright and
common work IN lots to suit purchasers.
Also, planshed tin coffee and coffee bggns dsh
ceves cones and tea pots &c Particulars Sale pc.
rsnptory. age lt-r
lssss sEss5ESS ~ u ss5 Exc
TUTTLE DUCLUZEAU will sell on Thursday, at 10
general assortment Of rosewood and black walnut urnturs
the property Of family Boston, the same hayips
been but short time removed for OF sale ri
whole OF which good Order and was made by Of thee
Also, furniture comprising general assort amt which
VIII Dc sold Immediately after the second hand lot.
v,,u xER,I5AR JENKINs. AustioassT:
EDGAh JENKINS will sell, This Day at auction We'd
nesday at o'clock the furniture Of the above hol 70.
manns unsold consisting Of wahsnds bedstesd bedding
chars seies curtains lamps carpets looking glses oil
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD,
M SA5r "A y AND BLACK X, WALNUT new CA
S So IN tBRHnNxbTWwk kEE AT THE APOLLO SALOON,
JACOB s. PLATT will SELL This Day at lo,< o'clock a.
above an extensive assortment, Of and mahogany
gany dining tables do full chairs carved fancy do
elegant divans and plain fancy coveug black
wanut and rich mahogany dressing tables and
giant carved reclining and rocking chairs covered with h,r
robes elegant French bededs card tables bedteads
plain bureas sud white painted cottage chars fancy
ting desks Office chairs and stools Gc &c The whole form.
families furnishing their
houses, or purchasers from abroad.
Catalogues ready. a29 lire
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In our trade with Texas to 1870, the balance
largely in our favor since that year. there has been
very great falling Oh in the trade between the two
countries, and the balance has been every year
against u.s.
In 1889 the value Of c,on goods imported into Texas
from the United States ~ nearly quarter Of million
of dollars while last year it but little more than f
ty thousand dollars. Manufactured clothing in
mer years very large item of expectation to Texas
from this country; now il II Comparatively nothing
The imports into the United States from Texas
are principally cotton and rgw hides The value
Of cotton imported in ls42 Wa $4os s4S; in 1874
$e4a $780, and in ls45 $e4567s Two three thousand
dollars worth Of sugar was imported from Texas last
year. which We believe il but the beginning Of very
large expectation Of that article from that country
The two great exporting staples rom Texas will be
cotton and sugar, and the production Of these i'm.
porant articles in that section Of the country must
In q few years DO Immense. We have been
much restricted In the extent Of our sugar lands
but the annexation Of Texas has given US a vast
sxtont Of SOIL peculiarly adapted to the cultivation
Of this valuable staple We learn that the profit Of
growing sugar 10 much greater than that Of growing
cotton principally account Of the limited quantity of
sugar produced compared with the quantity consumed
The great falling OF In the value Of merchandise az
ported from the United States to Texas can hardly bs
for There il no doubt but since Texss OBJ
tanned the recognition Of her independence from foreign
countries, and formed commercial treaties her sde
with the United States rapidly fell Of a. increased
with Great Britain, France and Belgium. Had our trade
with Texas increased within the past three years in the
proportion 1t did in the three years previous to that time
we should now export to that country merchandise
valued at about three millions Of dollars instead Of about
seven hundred thousand dolars-the total Of last
The consumption Of manufactured cotton goods in
Texas has reached very large amount The
demand for these articles, within the past three
years. has been principally supplied by Great Britain
AZ some evidence OF this fact 1t Is only necessary to
refer to the exports Of these articles from the United
States in 1889 and 40 and compare them with those Of
1913 and 1884, The annexation Of Texas to the Union
has, Of course crested this foreign trade ard given thu
manufacturers Of the North the monopoly Of supplying
the demtnd In that country for their cotton goods The
trade has become merged INTO that Of the whole Union
and il cannot hereafter be distinguished.
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- AMERICAN MUSEUM. \ -
n MILE. JANE, THE LIVING ORANG
WHICH Mr. r T. Bamum brought with him by the Great
w Western from the Royal Surrey Geological Gardens.
Splendid performances and TX O'Clock. P. M
SR. F. s. NORONHA
the honor that his Fvt Grand Conc
will take place at Nblos Saloon on the evening Of We'd
ST. Noronha will perform several Of his own
afuli orchestra, led by Mr. u c. Hill.
Concert TO commence at o'clock precisely.
Tickets 81 eachTo be had the principal Music Stores
and at the door on the evening of the performance.
OPERA HOUSE.
DROPOSITIONS for renting the Opera House and Arcsdc
BATH in Cha mbers street, will be received Leonard
street, or 30 South street, up stairs as lw'rc
TO VOCALI5Ts. MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE.
CAL PROFESSION.
" CORBYN Manager Of the Swss Bell Ringers
w specially Informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical Professions that he will have fulfilled his
vices travelling agent musical com
of artists Of acknowledged talent about TO travel
Having completed his second tour throughout the United
the Canadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost section OF those countries
and made himself practically with those details and
statistics and useful TO professional travellers,
he believes that hi. services will advantageous
Letters addressed to w Corbyn Manager Of the Swis. Bell
Ringers Of Sol Smith, Esq theatre b. Louis, Mo, If
attention at that time ais tire
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PALmO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.
Monday Evening, April ~,
And every evening unit, {, 3 s, nc,iee
Original and Far Famed Band OF
ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs,
whos performances the all Of
the South and West having been received with
ELITE AND FASHION,
respectfully announce that they will give series Of their
SONGS CHoRUsEs, DC, '''' v 80"
accompanied with the Banjo Congo, Tambo Violin Tan boz
mence q. o'clock
bo..' and be secured the Box Office from
10 A. until 3 +. M. as Str
THE MENA0EKIE FOR THREE DAYS LON 1iLK.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
APRIL q, % AND %,
At the junction Of Eighth St and Lafayette Place.
Finding impossible accommodate hall Of the public,
during the last weeks exhibition Of
THE DEN OF WILD BEASTS.
The Propcto in obedience the general call Of the Pub
lie have delayed the departure Great Travelling Cara
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
Monday, Tuesday and after which. this o gi
nal Extensive and hitherto uRatanablc exhibition will posi-
lively close in this city.
70 The Propreors take great pleasure in acknowledging
pofuse patronage bestowed by the public their exh
biton OCCASION and will themselves during the
hrre days they remain here deserve the continuance
= -" avn AAN -"' VFAS AMBURGH CO.
Admission IS cenu-Children under years, l2h
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WANTED,
RYa Young Man, of Scotland situation a Porter
IN merchants store, in this other city; would
make himself generally useful to his EMPLOYER He would be
pleased with moderate fair hand The
best OF lines addressed
70 s. O., this nee, will be attended to. a2e 2t-rc
AGENTS WANTED
EEW active intelligent men. Of good address. may find
the country for several popular works. BY applying this
lWednesdayl and tomorrow Thursdayl between add
O'Clock, M aud and O'Clock, r. M, Mr.. Bradwo ods
ro:ts Building, Hanover street, opposite the Exchange
A LADY who has recently arrived from E1eope u de-
sirous OF obtaining situation a 0ovsness u
able family she teaches the usual branches of
SIC on approved system line addressed r.,
Herald ONCE shall be attended Would have objection
70 take pupis at her own residence a2s im-rc
WANTED,
RY Young Woman, situation Cook in private ami-
- W or boardn house. Can produce the best of
once. will be attendedto. a,s aI-rc
DR.. WELL, OCULIST,
A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, sfssnds to Diseases Of
the Eye and % all ImPerections Of Vision, from
o'clock his resdence 81 Brosdway conner Of Warren n
Ophthams stoppsEe of the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opactcs, eAectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated With Gest attention and success.
nveterate Of STRABf5MUS, SQuintn1, cared N
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES. Of superior beauty
gPECTACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice 70 the poor without charge.
Once and rosdence 81 Broadwsy-entraAce ~ Warren
v1oeG
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ExTENsIvE SALE OF ELESAST ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY, AND BLACK WALNUT NEW CA.
BlNET EuRNITURE AT THE APOLLO SALOON,


JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ofes Nc so Wall st. opposite the Merchants Erchange.
HIS Company continues insure against loss damage
and and dse ss
Of o against loss OF damage by and
Ts.m.. wTsou.D DIRECTORS .,.
Bhf X Ro + %o "A 5 Hs:SS BIZ
NIECE Me- 4 TpSs !.g.... }spssE; Holmes,
John + Lee, WIIsm (. Thorn.
F Fran y. M Sage; Eugene Bos,n,
GEO. T. HOPE. seeSsary =" 1noA ffs ~ sfie
THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
9mes Ne 81 ws s,. street CITY Of Nev York
Th r: been tina.
The present ssses Of the Company exceed il capital stock
Insurance against loss or damage by Fire effected spp.
ais lni...n f. 5 HhAPIs s:e r.ssssa
WRAPPING PAPER.
1000 h 5SnS s, , and Rag wr.ppn. rsper CIOwu
80 D'''' o ' fER ssssa s ~ - ''
EDUCATION.
staten ISLAND INSTITUTE, NEW BRIGHTON.
w RurF S,,t.P.ctd1y invite. q: s.nson q
Commercial and General Ed1saon The peculiar
acs saS iI.f
The next term will commence on the first Of May.
s23 Sseodis @rc
HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES.
THE sUBsCRIBER Agen. for several Msnuf.ctursr, in
$H' s::;; G@ own w; hsas: :;s
1900 gross low priced Table Cutlery.
5 casks assorted l, 2 and blade Knives.
Files complete of best cast steal
30 Casks Trace, Ok and Log Chains.
Is Baskets Vices fine Cotter Key
100 Dozen Patent Knob Locks
Also Frying Pans Bed Screws Candlescks, Bolts Spoons,
Pad. Closet and Trunk Locks. CSIy Combs, g: &c;
JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
mz lmmMW&F-me No 80 John street up stairs
FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK.
MRS CARROLLY Medcated, vapor and Sulphur Baths,
Xvl lN Fulton street, opposite 81 Paul's Church.
These Baths the most safe, delightful and ecacious
remedy for colds rheumatism chls and fever &c not
only cure, but preventive to many Of
THE thousand ills that flesh il heir tor
They AFFORD the most agreeable mode Of Bathing
tal to thorough cleanliness
g Mrs Canolls Baths differ from every other ,vapor
Bah called, and haze been established in this City for
more than 20 years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths sent 70 Of the city vicinity
al inf
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WARRINGTON, Apfil ~, ioSs
ArrasosAL EXPLANATION -wKBsrvR AND IrokRsoLL.
Asr the reading Of the Journal three four gentle
arose and addressed the Speaker; amongst them
Mr. c. J. IrospsoLL was recognized, who wished 10
make q psrAonal explanation.
The ssGAKER-Ths gentlemen wi hes TO make per-
sonal explanation. fCries Of Leave, lease'1
Mr. HAAALsor--Mr. Speaker, mast oojsct 10 the
Webster ~ ngssse,l ssf being bro rent oefsrs ~
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WRAPPING PAPER
2000 REAMs Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper, Crow
OVVV and Double Crown, just received and for sale BY
PERSSE BROOKS,
Al9 hmm IS and 81 Nassau
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~. Isr0M1ir ih,s E'iMs,
FOR SALE BY A. o. FAIRCHlLD,


AGESr WHEEL NG. Va.
ERE UNfREJUDlCE I'D LEI ~ ioull,h per
- sous be- ~ pfcIntIcrd arnin-t Ina Grts 'fu.y
calculated mrii'ire Ia des.se his advlCci l,til
I've p'ed imincdsiely pain be-, g lr no matter
WI ere u may be-. wLethef ~ the hcod ~ icet Whc
her u hr 90 he b,'k ur ab',uep. whpthrrnrBi.r
ION 'rtetuni o. intern : rnrfo NC ihc Bfaujfehs
PIE. ard rely upnu o. ,hli tho tcjn "iu g. DO,
''dy wil Ne restored to hcolrb SOON a. ra'ufc
has received sufic eni assistance fuIn tUeir rGart
Toe guonuis - ifnpHre humof. dIsrhlfr q 10 On
The nndy i'y tbe acnnu 81 he Biardfcta'- Pills. %
replaced In the course Of iew h ur> With rcS aud
p"fe hl"od. NY he dig'.iion OF mode foic meal e.
BY pUrgug he body VIII th.s uelictre rlp whole
mass % bIrud becomes tntucly purified aaJ estn.
Grated
That he bcoi is Tho life u he hody presume
3 pndispu'cd. therefore shall soy ihal hyrna Doe
scat o lite, % must nlsp be- the sent Of drclse 81
disease he IN he hlurd we should aher1c, He dls.
. en.e Only. nj Tie b.nOd 10 - iho inputrics Nh co
m"sl bee removed hy pursaiion secure or health
nil states Of he ve5thef. N all Situations. onJ n
al climates The blond. Ike rooa spirit - n.-
/ ways fylng % bepcii lhe boJy 10y co. sf.gl.s Dol
/ eHpel unlnuuss. Botufs not cl.1h'o io,H ~ is
/ own rouhcaiion NJ gil u,aou i1 In ihi. 70 uus
/ trcn Lave assistance When ila blood is lode.
Nih ngUfues. fsprrisly 30 nr climate Obj,
r8rs qr'scss rraY br islsl, provided ho blood ID
npi puuG'd Of nnce, anI .bfs sure ip bs tia' o..
% R0ndfelhs Pills sfs uscd. m1y 90
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WHEELING LITERARY DEPOT

NO Iil NiAtN SHEER
FG9IiE scfther WISHES lu iulurm bis friend.
81 aud The public generally, I'm, he m, opened
q lueTnn p,I",. iur The silc OF the ,hrnp Wsrks
oi late ard selerCd readIng. aud Mbere EAU DC %.
iaiurd the i,iiuwiugi
The Tsrec Goa .d.,ucn hy Alexander Duv1as
twenty Ycars After, n sequel 10 The 3 Guard, men
Peers and + ifvcrue- hy Mrs Gore
F-Innle NJ uis'cs or SOUS Revenge
The Maid ui Honor q i,le 81 the lJh csa,ufy
Ric,zr the Lass at the fi,Luacs lay Brlucr
Alice or The Mt-ieriss dI
Cuusi JuIlnn ar the Las Diys"f he Grih nv : mm.
Wielaud %, rho Ira slUfiaiinn b, Chus 70 Brown
rhs Lie nul Times %, iinft.H q Bur-n hy w
Marker zie
Tho Prince aui he Pe'lcr by Miss Ellen Pickering
The IieIc.s hy VI IS, F,kerng
Tho Tflp ere Bod" ~ Pefc, s John
]. au,cs Dpfy ur Suddcu Riches
Juhn the I'D uy w u Carpenter
History OF the B..filc by u \ Davenport
MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.
n ! illustrated Magazine wrh 4 superb snera>
wings; Y Columbian Maglzin Gr,ham- d..
Gudey's L1d,.s Bwk and Magazre, National do
The De,oocr Eeyicw.
Al.r tie Werhly Newspapers; Weekly
ilerati. Philadelphia Stutliy Pot. de- d. Couucr
DO Meals dn G. z,.itc, Biiiim &c Western Continent
dn Itis ond ODD F-il,N.' Mgot; The Fug 81 on
Union
an RECEIVING B,nts every week from Bali.
mpre shalt endcav"r TO- get the late puhlcnuon'
as sou', hey are ruhli.hed. G ELLIS:
b. Auy persnn wishing Z" gel such Is oks os
MT Tor sale 10 this CIV. CON have them h'ough
from The ens.ern cues 10y oal!ins on q T..
may ii
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WAR NOT wITu MEXICO !!
&QOO, 900 LOST.

" J. rslimaIe.i ,bai tue ahNe Hmnuut UI CASH
J. sent over The M"uniau annually &c ne
'riclo Of BOOTS & SHOES NV nil tbs none,
my he saFed home and kcp ~ rUouhiirt,
IN '"gs' ourselves. nv p1l"mi.iuG CONNOLLY &
lADk'S Home League Bat s Shoe EsoAi.hmsmi
i55 Main - io"r- aiVye KROlo & S1ug,r's SAD
ier, Esfqh.hmrnL
We have nuw IN our emp los meui Twenty good
nds ant We prepared 10 in,f sh every nrurle
- he line. from tho ,m Hest thild's shne g. he
finest gents Boot cheap nnd many arucles
,.fvr per cent 'heapct linn f.tsirru wok tan 10
purchased ~ this place. We inviie our friends Ia
ell aud examine Tor themselves
sp 30 Connolly Il WADE.
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INV WEoLEsALg
Ok -GOODS HOUSE :
sss.Es.R,e.. ~

NlLW Of the rsrai cd, .,iass, n,.. IN. t,,.
- wheeling o. tolitp D,aists and n,s.r.
'u' pn''h"sr "i theif .upvhcs at G,ureues rn,i..
'','','" 'ficies' a ami - Is utuiic come ion
WI ne H'''efn c"es' Facility ct c.m ,npici r,n
''"l"se 81 m''chand'sc0 adi,unna Ia
r,'y lar purchasing D,y Ctds IN our ,,,xu. =, a,
'eaccepi'hc l"ait buyers
nave n'w engaged "a The lus,ness-have ,r,
''N'" ny Spring SiocS 81 Goo''s anI on prepared
p" Keen r"ns'ahily on hand. an ample supply at
''rh eo"ds - are needed hy the wholesale dealer;
neins nrehased IN the eastern cUes a. aucii,,,
'h" "'her' lse. ON the ,u,s nccuuR dltiur icr,us
AN lhere'"tr prepared Ia ,f,t greater Inducements
10 Cash "r PnnC'unl customers than have herriui,te
nee" bred IA thts city. w 4 Silly
OF rs
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wINFR'S PECrORsL SYRUP OF
uOREHOUND AND BBECAMPANE

A SPEEDY md 'nrc.uri Remedy uf Cuugh-
"a C,.hs. II.1isencs-. SIIiIiug 81 Blpod Whprp.
ing Cough. Group rlonfi-, B'otchIi4. Coutnmp.
Iiuu PpIi.s aud soreness 81 The Breast and Lungs.
Asthma. met d,sfe sing dt.ensc, the sgnruurs
~ wh.ch have hceu sad even 10 he wor.e than
ihu.e oi death ran be cured y me u,c nedcinc.
The symphonies ct ,h5 dlsease arc, o viocui seRse
ui construction of No chest with iiud. Whf,Ziug
spirpturi Nr hear ihe D. lent NJ some distance
Whes zug and hrsnining Such an attack ~ ihts
B.. .u"u c.u ,nri'd hg thntt ami 4 flirul cIugh.
dufitE which. the taco q. pale elurRstet and pirch.
'd tls ntse md CO remuis~ hsrnme c,'id; 'be skin
throughout ,hr rods hec'u,s rough II ~ rett"ce.
.iuu of to,d it m DO; 70 shuid'rug Or n se,se ~
creeriHr Is isi tn fefenl t1rs o( the Indy; and
ue paicri sks rs % bc were diving; he il cold and
pnle nnd ss-gre inf breath. md i1.uch agony from
he wari of ~ rbo' onr w0nld think hun DYING
snch an a'ia,k ss lhr. may las' oily few Minutes
% nav l6.l ssvcfnl bnurs II renrf1liy takes place
about be middle of he nigbt ond most ifequcl
90 sudden eh,rge ~ Jhr weather
FIR nc ~ PRYOR & PAUL. lsl Marker 81
apt5
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= ENHE SUBSCRIBERS beg lctvo N in.,m
d ihsir customers ard ihe public t,ai tbo Ire.
r1l rp'frr4cc they have ~reted. has oinecd
fhtm O increase Hew machinery. 70 that fhsy ore
rns ircpr,fd f.i 90 o,tsfs .fnrhy. ssiih 80.
rrror afts's 90 refined LARD OIL. vii rb w.
wsfarf yqrel o., 1Hg u shs ugInn and pp as gid
iffns ~ r can be- bfsuchi from sry o.he, ml'ksi.
WARREN & LIST
Oifg f1rd f.r rrroradop ~ 20 OF afd fpnjle
F.r ... 900 tfrstrf 4fsv ~ ~ e o.
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hE LATEST, CHEAPEST, AND
MoSr FASHION NBLE
CLOT1ZXNG Ss'gO1T,
GREAT CeNTRAH, ROUTE
enc THING STOK Il

CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER SIS,
Cou-isitng "a para - che ioilpwiug; SnIn Jeans
Checks ui every kind; Slate oOrd Linen. Drab do
Brown do. b., okGeId d. Ginehons. tuuun Cass,.
meres. Heavy Kersey s.Saiun-Is Linen. of ~ u,;
Summer ciohs; Crpinn c"uunr; rwecds Gu'd mn.
I'd Gu Park. do Dab. bin Summer eluihs; Suspen
ders Cloves and Stocks
CRAFATS- SIX on Satin; also Girgham and
Jsccart crnvais. Starfs- Silk and Sa ~.
Fine Cnssimctes. french Doe skin d., Fancy
Plo,d; French de-; Wu,i Il ack Buckskn.
observation-disclosures. Nlatsailiss. SIX ond
>ain at every pattern.
Cl OlilS-Surer super fine French cloth black,
Blue DO. Green do, Fn'vh do Invisible Grccu ia
All Oi which will be made mp Ia ordsr al The
shortest u'uce ond rusI fashionable aud neat
est style AID NJ very n, prices. "a l. not nccc>s,.
~ Tor me o tel the Public that am n gAiioa. for
y Is We'll known that have held NV place as .
f,>b nohle Tp;lur. ffsm The very hheini support a.
'h,s Fashionable con muLiiy aud have always slooi
Mol
The public will find it tn their sdvnnlago n call
~ The Grrn' Ceuuol Route Clolh,ng Store. where
ihcy viii md irst rate nssI'imcst Of
ZEE Gy .FS0Cic 6E0!hiss%
All of ,h's 5. ring, make and roi The accumulation
al old stock eighI or ten Jrsr's staining. !
assure the public or those " bn pairnuac me, that
al my girmens are ade Tie Tat, 81 sIyo of rond
G"n's. and vii warrant my Wusk to IT. and iur
Low PRICES can't he beat Call al the Gr,al
Ccuuot Route Clothing Siu'c for BARGAINS
up 80 y NJ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
$4,000!

Grand eoRsolidated Lott,ry If D,iarars & Georgia
CLASS No ~.
U" he drawn n, Wilmington SUNDAY June 20. 46.
o. $4,000 ui 10000 LOT 6I97 oi 1000
rs N-- l2 drawn Nos. Tick,s $40: cerid,
caio Of 20 wlpes sl43; shares m proporIi a.
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$4,000,

PokomoEe Ry,r Luit ~ class No l2l
To heitaNu ut Wilml"siut, FtdaY J'ue 10
| al $4,000 "f 4u0O OF 5000 "i 9an0
IL nurnbcr.--l3 badnIs Tlcket, 81; CetIfca
81 &c Nhjlcs SG0-.hurcs IA pr"pnui,n
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SIa.OOO.

Pix nukc II yes L,utty. elias, No 100
10 he drawn Wilmington. Wednesday June II
| sl30UO | o. 1900 3n0O l al 500
IS N's--l3 naiois Tickets 81; certificate Il
&c ~holes s69--.harc. IN pro.Drilun
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100000,

Pukumoke River LiIcry cla,s No Ii6
To he drawn nj W'mnsius on rhnr,day Ia 20 25 /.
81 $1,000 1T 2c0J oi 1900 oi lU66
as Nn--lI drawn ballots Tickets 81; cer,,f
cate Of % Ws,I.- Sl5 -,hfes ia PRO, ,ortion.