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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

Frr-, .H1ILISEKf MD STKAW BUNNET
rl2ANEFACTORY--At AARCY'S, IA BowSy,
where be found large and f4shionzble .ss1rt-
VI og every description Of BorDenj also, hIh-
hons V-ye. Silks ard Sstns French Flowers. sahsrs,
and other materials 70, Bonne and at prices 70 ait every
one
Ms MARCY would also inform her sad tie
ladies generally that abe Is now prepared 70 cfef o en
selection as coc, srd fashs0ns6e assorsst OF 5ik
Millinery as can be foisd To The City.
SIX Millinery show Rooms up stsirs entrance through
the store 2I4 Eo~ery. opposite Rytnsron-st
N n; Esav,9.rs sS NJ O. MARCY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

s,INGING -GHOOL.-GEORGE ANDREWS,
- Teacher-The r.veifh-st. Baptist Church. wor
shipug n lth-t between the B0ery ard idayenr- IN
der he pastoral OF the Rev Sidney A Corey, have
Doy ri Mr. George Andrews Leader OF The Broadway
Tabernacle Choir 10 Instruct Class ~ Seered Aus.r
Those vc.nify vho wish Eva! Themselves Of Tie
present opportunity gain snO" ledge OF u.lc are IN
, vet to attend The as. Monday and Thursday
evening. 81 : O'Clock Terms moderate. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

IL Mr. Abraham Co,rill OF l27 Sutiokst. a
Weigh Master al Washington Market, wss yesterday
corning passing through Fultonst and being taken III
DO stepped into the house Of Mr. Reese at No soi and
requested that physician might be sent for THIS Wish
vas Immediately complied with but Mr. G. did not i've
III medical aid arrived he died almost instantly Mr.
eou was Is years OF age, and very much respected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

n Three dry goods stores at Norwich, Conn
we're burgsrously entered Sunday night and robbed
Ct property TO large amount with which the r0sae
made successful retreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

g. TO LET.-A p story baseLnent House well Gnteh-
G ed. modern style, marble mSnsls, folding doors Vilh
large yard, situated In p!easant neikhborhood V
w., 4,S nv t,,yn, ~ i,na", ~ ysooS tsnant a,
moderate rent Apply 10 z" nl!ington Expresa Office
OBJ afin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

t NTANTED-A situation By q respectable Young Wo-
w TO do general homework chambervork wash
ing and ironing. \ tidy. smart Young Woman willing 10
make herself useful in family Apply al 40 20,h be
the 7;h and 9th Good reference be
given. OF ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

JER-EY BLOOMS tUns aa1dsoIc-ly selected
~ Jersey .aif Blooms, Or se5- BY
o2l g u SHERMAN, No 60 Brosd-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

1{IANTED-By Lady a situation 10 instruct Young
w children English and Muse aud is willing To Assist
in sewing II treated OF The family. Highly peca-
bic reference given and required Apply u, Mr. Rose
! velrs. 70 Mnshin. ton place. OF ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY Oct 81
AsHES-The market has upward tendency, and
Pearls would probably bring 81 90 or 81 % Pots
O6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

AUTONOMOUS or SPURIOUS msdafiori, and a!'ress
/. for HANCE'S SYRUP, and take none other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

NANTED-By respectable Womsu a situation
" good cook 'Tasher and ironer OF The genera! house
work OF small private famly-fhe very best Of city
ference given. Apply 40 Pear, in the obeo
ton 70 20 IN the country. o2l p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

/ {TASTED-By two steady Young Women situations
w with genieel family as eook washer and roner
the other chagbermaid wa.tcC The best OF City ref
crcnce b. given Please call at l79 Hudsou-st Can
be seen three DAYS II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
THE NRWSPApRp

u ise great mistake in female EDUCATION IN
keep the young lsdys time and attention. a..
voted TO the fashionable and rohte literature
oil the day. liyou would qualify her for con.
sersauou. you must give her something 90 tain
eooe'-eive her an acquaintance with this ac
,ea' world, and ITS transpiring events. Urge
hef TO read the newspapers. and be familiar
WITH the present character end movements of
our race. History * OF some Importance .but
the past world y dead * we have nothing 20 do
wiihf Our thoughts and our concero should
De Tor The present world. TO know what il is.
and To improve it's condition. let her have
an intelligen, opinion. and BE- able to sustain
in'eil,gent conversation concerning menial.
morii, political aud religious movements of
our tunes. Let the gilded ANNALS aud poems
"n TIE centre table be kept covered with the
weekly and daily journals. Or. ii they are lett
IN the book store, and the table is well sup.
phed with newspapers. her mental and moral
character AMI her common sense will not sui.
Ter on account OF their absence. Let the whole
isniiy--mcD, women aud children-read the
newspapers. And II any body has fac. or a
thought worth communics ting let him not try
TO make bag sleepy book, but speak to the
world through the newspapers. This is the
way To make AN Intelligent. republican, and
Nriuous population.-LOtccH courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

The suit was one which had excited much
speculation, as the interests involved were
considerable. Eminent counsel was employ
ed by the opposing party, aud all things seem
Ell To Indicate that the case would be decided
against Mr.. Rockwell
The day OF tIial at length arrived. Frank
had prepared himself Thoroughly. and dill not
despair of success. though he failed not to no
tiee the air. half contenptuous, with which
the counsel on the opposite side regarded him
when ne appeared for his client.
We need not describe the minuti@ OF the
trial, which lasted two days--sutfice il to say
That verdict was rendered in favor of his eli
ent; Mr.. Rockwell. IL Was triumph in
deed. Congratulations were showcred upon
him. Those who had before looked upon
him as beneath their notice, were now eager
10 make his acquaintance, and cultivate his
friendship. He once more opened all office,
aud business poured in upon him. He was
a made man, TO use common but expressive
phrase He was again courled by the circles
IN which he hal formerly moved, and Maria
Iempieton too would fain have attached him
10 herself again, and she put in play all her
ar,s 10 That effect, but in vain, The charm
nad been broken, and other attractions rem
dered all her arts harmless
a notice which appeared in the---Ga-
teue lew months subsequent may explain
Tue nature OF those attractions. 1t ran some
what after this fashion:
MARRIEp.--On the--inst. Frank Manley.
Esl. To Miss Alice Rockwell. daughter of the
non. Thomas Rockwell, all of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
REAUTIFUL EFFEC,rS

A letter from an English gentleman now in
Philadelphia. ielictates all parties on the pas
sage OF Mcksy's Bill, which will enable Great
Britain to supply the American market with
manufactures, aud lac adds.
LET the American manufacturers, 90 10
raising potatoes,we shall certainly have scar
city"
How benevolent how thoughtful! The
crumbs Of public business that iall from the
British tables are kindly doled TO American
Manufactures, who may 90 TO raising potato, =.
Hear that, Abbot Lawrence, Hear that, N.
Appleton! Hear that, Joseph Ripka! Hear
that. Dennis McCready hear that, all Won
You may raise potatoes, and store them In
your factories, and il the British need the m
they will buy th,m. Oh! the wonderful re.
suits OF free trade legislation. Beautiful com.
mentary upon the doiDgs OF the present ad .
ministration OF our country! We give up our
commerce TO the north OF Europe, and our
manufactures TO any body and allow, by the
grace OF the British and the affective tiiSpens-
alton oi Providence ia Ireland. our capitalists
TO plant and dig potatoes; and thus rotten
administration, that comes in by fraud, and
almost invokes revolt by It's wTetched course
obtains from foreigners permission for oul
p oPis TO dig. They are 10 be hewers Of WOO,
and drawers oi wafer, Tor foreign ca pitalist,
aud nobility. hilodelphia u. S. Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
THEATRE
CITY HALL.

CITY HALL.
LITTLE HERBERT WANTS A BIG
BENEFIT.
"Vci rot of it,
Look at this bill. and saw it ii j. not good.
HUNTER OF THE ALPS,
or. the i,rO brothers
TEN GLEkS AND DUETS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING sEPTEMB IR g, 1876.
This evening. will be presented a new aud
moral Temperance Exhibition entitled
TIE DRk NKARDS FATE
or, the FddsH One Reclaimed.
Composed and arranged BY MIR. n. Herbert,
consisting OF ten Tabledux vivant living Pic
lures.
After which will be presented the wonderful
and pleasing exhibition OF Athletic
Sports, Living Slatusry. Clas-
steal Tableaux. &c. by
DIR, w. N. KELLEY AND son.
Comic Songs. Duets, Sc. by Mr. Herbert,
Mrs. Hastings, MIR. Hastings, &c.
The whole 10 conclude with the
CROSSING THE LINE.
(For characters see small bills.)
Door, open at To'clock. The curtain viii
rise at a precisely
Tickets. p cents; TO BE- had aud seats secur-
ed al the Hotels, aud OF the Treasurer at the
Box Office from 10 to IL A. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
FRESH GOODS

usT received, direct from Philadelphia and IN, AL.
following articles IS ~ "'''' sno
10y cir"n, hox Rock Candy. 50 tbs Oatmeal o. m.
tal Marley, lhoN Flour ofRice boxes vcry s,,,r,or
Chocolate, lox hne Coeos, hox Capcrs dozen nnsh
room he;ehup, dozen Essencc of Anehoyies q
serdines - jas icklcr Preserved Pine Ann,c.
Apfic"'s Teaches, Peel aud slr.cberri,s
~ quar- tarr superior Fint Apple cheese variety OF sn
rsr sand fr ofnamenting eakc Preston. eonernr,,e1
Essence OF Lemons - hoxes superior Rrrslis Prln,i
aud esIadofe Seas dozen scaYfalaia Smokin, Ts.e
CO. ~ eoNea cot and dry d. box extra sronsstc rfy
ihg To- aooo dozen loxes Gicnns spon arcons shsymv
Sean, Mace, Ground Cinnamon and cloves pare s.i,S
oi ienon Syrun. Ground Mats. Per sne Fiiheus Pr.
Iiss w 9nuis son She'll Almonds. Dried currarfs ISsf
ana iuivefzed SugAr Scrub Brushes on hlorka tfsnd
sernts Shoe Brshe- and nnsor Ibis Pure elder ~,
smoked heuing, Family Herring, No. Mackspsi,
chsd and ficked salmon, which wfth raav ntIrIex ~
store, makes my assortment very coplcse and xI L.
sep2I II n strPaprScp., u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
ID PAINE A. GO. MANAGFRs
WHEELING Va

Official drawing Of The Grand Consolidated
Lottery Of Delaware, class 80. drawn al vii.
minglon. Sept ~.
A % Is ~ a 66 IA % 81 30 % Is 50
Lowest priza sl2.
Official drawing Of ihc Delaware Small fry
Lottery Class No 23l dawn at Wilmington
DI. sept 20.
u 50 - So 60 81 3 Is % ~ a 96
loves prize 81
PhILES SOLD.--h prize ol $1,000. solI io
above GmRd Consolidated Lottery. Lg
y. l.. DORSEY
Sole Apnt tor ihc hiaaae.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
RIor

There was sort OF rio, in Allegheny city
ON Saturday night. aud the report thereof
which we find in the Commercial Journal
shows the Mayor knsye and his police
Jacks A man named Crooks and another
Bratt had quarrel. Bstt went and swore his
life against Crooks. The police went TO
Crooks house, and Crooks was at home The
police swore and fred revolving pistols.
Crooks fired shot gun and the police run.
Then Crooks delivered himself up BY advise
oil HE employer Mr.. Bissell. Crooks was held
10 bail and Mr.. Bisseil. who advised him to
giva himself up was held TO bail too, on the
charge OF inducing his men TO n sst the law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
CINCINNATI MARKET


rLouR-The market is very unsettled 10.
Day buyers looking for decline and holders
hIm at previous rates, The only sales heard
ot up to The time OF writing, are 81 bbls from
Canal at 50 %, SO from river at So % dcl'd.
aud 90 bbls city mill at So 80 deld; So 20
was offered for 500 bblS city mill and Que or
'wo lots OF canal; which are held at SO 80,
So %.
LEAD-S,les Pig at 3,7j cash, and the arli-
Gle hTm. Bar &c.
LARD Is not 80 dull Nominal rates 5AS6c.
MoLAssts is without change-sales of small
lots at 3093l; n o Sugar House, doc; ST.
Lonis Sugar House at 40.
SEEps.-New Timothy scarce. and com
mands 81 81; an advance; Flax, sales at
oo,SSOc. Clover seed nominal.
SuGAR--The stock is extremely small. gen
orally admitted 10 be too limited to supply
the fall trade.
IlN Plate sales OF 1 K at 1000.
ns-EY--COmmon country at l7c. Com
ing IN slowly. Rectilied sells at lSc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

CHAMBERS INFORMATION FOR THE
PEOPLE, No. 3. 1t consists of Chemistry in
slIi's branches, Electricity, Phrenology, Me
tereology. Civil Government, sc. Ii is a
work above all ptice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

0TA fire occurred in Cleveland OH Wed
nesdsy evening last in Merwin ST., in block
between the Merchants Hotel and the Canal
AL wooden. Six stores were burned and
the furniture OF the Hotel much injured. The
losses are nearly oil covered by insurance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

ed the same plan with thick public docu.
ments, TO send home cape, slawls. dress pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
e OF S25O8O

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
GeoTgin--ClaSs No 43
To lie drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
Ocioier ~ lslG.
ffi1e 81 1900 and thousands 90 smaller prizes
~ nnmfcrs, - halOts. Tickets SIC; cerar., ~ "a
whoies $3.50. shares VA proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
cmin,spw VOL

Christian Wolf 7 Suit in Cb,pee,s g.
lAsn. A., a.. fTs...-ss
Darius Buck aud To, Co,rt.,f r ." ,se..liiesi
Bspcron NOodoock a son ccry FOR ono Soan, ' 10
Md Nathaniel Wright ginia '' "
pVrHE eNove named ChristiRn Voff N..t..., a. =.
and Dafins Buck win take nniicc tb.s ~ ,i .s-,,'
sHa ~ as1s OF oeioier, 1876 ietwecn tie hour az
6 - q. ~, ana y oeiocs =. NJ 81 said days ~ the Of
81 o. ~ hol, ESl. Counselor At Law an 49,.
erK oI Al6any " the slsie 0fNcw YORK the dei,s
sa = ,hsaadorn, John G. Hefmsnce Cyrus S,~,
'" 'ilsu ~ 'hency. viii BE- taken, IN b. road m
,seanee on ls'half Of SAID Banefon Woodcsct a -, ~
~ iAe oiihe aieve entitled cause: and m "a e.,
completed "'~o "htb we same be
'e'99 w'd BANCROFT wOoDcocK SON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

Suii 10 Chancery depending in the Ci,eu,t s,,, -,
n',., a~ , aud Shsneefy iol OHIO County V,sssts
"a''oioh W oodcoek aud - Woolcoek rls,n,io.
-. W r'
'''''' D''h's0n' Darius Buck and Nsthsnie Tr,ght.
FT7TIg sto,,. 49,, 49, bcfcudautE
we E'lh sd 2cth DAYS Of Cirfoier tste 1870, - ~
I, ~ a =, sslS ~ 4 n sd oelock p ~ Of sd ass
in ne liz ~ Hu .efl iion. tsl COusciior q Isss
- 5o , oi DAVID g uagsdoru. John a. Iermsner d.
ress II, ~ .nn ~ ihiam ~ Cheney win b. taken az Z
4 -, -. 49, .s oh ueief Of said Dancfon Wooaoo-k
80 go W ihf % the atove euffled ra.e. -, N
t6, as'' - not completed said das DE- a. ~
Same ~ compiyfoi ' 10 'ihe uptii ths
~p" "@ BANCROFT wooDCocK a soN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
Sos 0Oot

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. igs
Tob be drawn al Wilmington. Delaware. ON MsRday
October II. 1855.
prize OF see Geo; OFFS 900; Of .oo0' ! Of tuco
- numbers, ~ hao.s. Tickets 81. a certificate o
wlioles Sll4; shares Ia proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

Na'hThlel Nrgm Action 81 DeAt in The t-ireni,
vs. lSUPorios Court Of Law ard ,,hss.
N Woodcock '"t""A'
same flaintit Action Of De't pending in the
Same ncicadanis \
NJ AcIe pIsiniii viii take 20; iec that on the sSth
CAV az ocofer 1916, between the l,irs az orlsrL
y M ard o'clock, Y. NJ. Of the "a 10 dav a. lie On 80
:" Hoisl > uihnn. E7q Counsellor al Law In ill.,, IN.
So, AhTay ~ the State OF New York the Scposit sem.
ei pHyia !. hassdorn, John Hermanes cyrt s.ev'
sl~ snd W iuiain w. Cheney, VIII lie TAKEN on te n.rt a,
lee Deicnaanis To ie read ~ evidence a me rs of ~
owe eniied CAUSES; and u from Say fcHise tc sIove
sopus ions ie not taken he eOapelr I'd ON thr "a
day, The taking thereof VIII le adjourned frou, t. ~
tine until the same hecomple;ed "' -
BANCROFT WoOnCCCK
~ - Wa IN WOODDoCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

LlTrLES LIVING AGE for ibis ~ees il
splendidNo. Ellis has them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
2nnCAPS

PERSONS wanting Caps Of varfous quai ifos ofeis.-
wiii please call al HARPER's Hat and cao s,as
"hefehe hSs them q onl Ie cts 10 81 90. sep "a
nANHslo' Of HAS on hand thar viii dispn.es
a. -. zen ~ cent teiow cosiha;s that were sold NJ
ti ,, p,er, wi H'e 9'heEwise. The were made &
we wei kpown slop shop No up street Persons M
's ven. s"ss houses should not throw stones
yep ~ sDHARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
NEW PAPER WAREHOUSES

NEsW fAfER WAREHOUSE
FXIHE subscribers would most respectfully INFORM IN,
public thai they have lust orened in This CITY largo
sh extensive paper warehouse. where they intend Ia
Keen or hand az all times fun and complete assortment
"l ~ Kinds 81 rrintiug PAPER, hook arcr OF superior
guaI'y me 'euer and cap farer School books Blank
hooss ffiRing Ink Printers Cards. Together with ~.
ersl assortment at articles used by aper
oof very extensive establishment having recently hccn
enlarged aud improved, win now be- able TO con,fee
WIN any establishment IN the wet;
We Trust Via. our increased facilities. with attention
public patronage -
We are agents Tor Knights Pateut Cylinder Machines
ahd WIZ constantly kccp ON hard PULP pa'r~ rag Cut
icrs aud ~ kinds Of machinery made nv them.
Ahkint- 81 pa~er wade order tho shortest notice
The highest cash price raid Tor rags.
IA :. STEDMAN,
Nm. Sfi7 Main -, lciween - and 4th
scp 20 Nv Ion,s,i~ 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
SEQ 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia. Glass = extra,
To he drawn At Wilmington, DciAV arc on Thursday
October -, 1915.
prize OF $4,000. Of IOC0i. Of 5rt0. Of 50to
Is NUMBERS i3haiois. Tickets 81 certihratr OF "a
wliolcs $50. shares ia propuriton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
515 Fur HATS

persons wanting Hats from 4. cents 10 s4so tiH
please call al ID HARPERtS Fashionable Hal I'd
cap store. where lie win find Hats in quantity "a
price, scpG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
THENEw YORK ILLUSTRATED MAG.

AZiNE--ior October is before US with its fine
engravings and illustrations. The Flight. the
North foseland. Scene GA the Hudson, aud
the Water Carrier Ellis, Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

nAKUN--loo0 H. ofoAkum OF superior ansii,y 4
~ hand aud loF sale ~ on BFsRRYy
ttP~I Water street.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
CAPSl CAPSICApsnf


CAPS CAPS!l CAPSnf
Yt'ss rsrcrcd few DOZEN az Mem. fine bI,e Nh
- ZION ol~ sep 30 TODD ROW Eli.
~ dozen mems Fur Bound Cloth Csgs nsi received
SP-U TODD HOWELL.
C ENr's ane sioueh Caps
~ sep 20 TODD q HOWELL.
FsEw dozen oregon CAPS, new style
= sep9o TODD HOWELL.
I2oys' m oloth CAPS
- sep 30 TODD a Tfo.vrtr
.TrsT received q she Black Mammoth Boot dozen
~ % Bo5 > half navy Cioth Caps
sep 20 TODD HOWELL,
- DosEN Boyy Texas Gers
"a !. X A5l:Ie DO
Hair seal
~ the South cad Of Market sqnarc
sop@ TODD a HOWELL.
THE NEW TARIFF OF 1916.
, orPer wiih she proceedings connected
ALso-fhe New warehousing bill, jus, received and
TOT sale ~ sep3g & Ellis
RT AGAzINEs FoR oCraBER-Crsb.,n,s e,o,,,,.
-. slan, aodey's and New York illustrated Msgs.
'',''V sep % g. ELLIS.
SOMETHING NEW
SENsENEY RHODES have received tn. ,,e.,t,-
IAN entire Dew article Zoe THINNING ladies dre,es
GPENcER's and GreSvss Fnss. Rasps and Favs tool.
- ne best stamps IN use. foli sssarlTept ~,
o'"'a oy sep 80 HENRY Y. NORRIS.
WoOD SCREWS. Cprlee redo,e.r, I,.s. ,.,.,..- a..
- hinges and huidiug materials rcHe aily fsy ale o,
- p - HENRY NORRIS
SIEEL snd nres. bead Shovel and Topgs Mai, ,,5
- tssicy waters Brass Candeficks 5res II e,t' al.
me n'yes aud FORKS. Brushes ~ kius a. ins, -
Ctitsa ~ sep3o HENRY NORRIS
FAMILY GROCERY. No.
VI = RBLS. CIDER VINEGAR. wssrsstes r,,e g.,
saiaH sepy WOODROW
NOTICE.
tHHEREAs ny win caroline esspsd g,oe, o,, boo..
pa Avon. Doe flc state nf Connertefr en- tLs 800
eainsi mo- VIII ard aupiosed a. have cone o,,i., AZ,
" h'tithf 90 thf slate ~ Nurlnia Ftfiahrf~t 49, ~.
Nt or iennTfifahis. ~ Muuianwu ln The sssfs ~ 81
'.i" ire e-e therefore nuflfg az persons mo- a.
~ ~ iisi hcf 'H ny account, al win res 30 dess
Avon. Cont. sepf. -. ific sas5,
! ftLihN SEWING siLg-k 0v pound. ~ r,sl..,
i'' riAf ''rf Macs, aud or fie frs gUa-rt e.
$40" sspn y&T nORShgooF
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Grand Consolidated Dottery of Delaware aud
Georgia, Class No. ~
TO le drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday.
octoher IL. 1876.
Prize OF s35s95 ] OF COCO; OF I. 500: of0oco.
- numbers, IL drawn Tickets $40; certificate % 70
Nio'cs viii cost Sl4Oi shares in proportion.