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The daily union., 1846-10-29
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The daily union., 1846-10-29

having al last raised the arm Of redress and punish
ment against Mexico, let it bear down all before it.
This Is one Of Montesquieus figures in relation 70
republics, when he speaks Of their movements as
ant 10 be very slow or very quick. We realized toe
r the first part Of the figure and suffered from II
and now, il we do not sgnslly illustrate the second
part Of l. we shall egregiously fail in national vgo'
and wisdom. 9.
And here would introduce, as pertinent to my
subject. few words on the conduct Of the war.
As one private citizen looking upon it's events from
the retirement Of my farm, am infinitely proud Of
them The glory Of our arms, so far, has been
complete. Nothing in the past compares with IT.
and whether Mr.. Polk has or has not been instru-
mental in achieving it, the fame OF the events them
selves must needs place his administration IN this
respect upon pinnacle in our history. The revo-
Iutionary war opened with defeats. Even at Bun
ker's Hill glorious az was that battle, we were
driven from behind our intrenchments. The war
of 1912 opened with shameful defeat, in the sur
render Of Hull. But this, our third war, opened
with the mastery manGuvres, gallant fighting, and
brilliant victories of Pao Alto and Reseca de Ia Pal
ma; followed up by the yet more triumphant deeds
at Monterey, where heights, and fortihcations and
the walls Of an entire town. we're stormed and car
ried--sword in hand--ofter three days Of obstinate
aud bloody fighting, Gl rious deeds, thrice glo-
rfousl will not say rnatchless; yet, under all the
circumstances, absolutely unsurpassed.
But il is he halo tchieh the palor and depoiion Of
our brave army and its truly glorious achievements
have shed around this war, that alone has stihed
complaint. il would seeml So thinks the lntelli-
peneer The a,peoknes or ,oickednes" Of our rulers
has been screened by this halo; but screened only
for the present, from all the terrible responsibility
which is yet to fall upon themi Such are also the
words and purport Of the article have quoted.
The words are strong, and the purport unfair
II s bare assumption and as far from logic as hbe'
rslity. Who out Of the austerrolls Of our diminu-
tive army, drew its best portions, and almost malt
it's numbers from remote parts all over the Union,
and had them concentrated on the Rio Grsnde at
the proper timer Who, from perfect knowledge
Of his qualities, selected General Taylor to CON
n.nd the force Who directed and watched over
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HERR DRIEsgAcU

VINO isa native oi Germany aud s.unis at the hea,f
"l an bners oi Wild beasts lie has been styled By
crnicS Ihe Lion tanner add no has oxpis1d ms liis
before ihs IN ia,uing the largest and IN ,.l terrible
IN ever caught. This lion Is At present IN p,..
session OF R1ymnnd ani Wlriug, aud hts rep ,aed.
~ saved Tue LIE of the intrepid DIespach yLan
exercising Tiger, leopard. aud other bsaR. m tho
.pefnrmng cage.
Dues'ach Is the woder ufihc world as , co1tri
yer OF hca>s, his pet tigers ients together with
l'S.c oi me ho.'s aHd leopards. have been brhelI
ny millions Dr,esbhch actually drives lions h r.,
'es'ed 10 his Car has showing the supreme divias
''y ct man above the natures OF The hruies.
The mlrhl aud useful pa -p,se, WHICH an exh'.'
hli'a I've ihis eau serve, nfe perceive W ali mi
lcNnpwledsei by all morilisis AMI IhaEina an ni,;
'he eNhi'iiipn serves to e.aln and insirlc, aI
n 'he w"ndcon, works e The Slpfs,ne Bong AMI
5 pathcui1r'y Impressive on the mind of yonth
Toe "hn menogcfe Is enIirely nnexcepiirnable
k'ym1nd oud Wanng's splendid nad E,rmidahle
lon' gica Caravan will en'er iowa on Fsiday
n'rnihs PRECEDED hy the BEST BAND IN IA,
''uniry, 1rawn nv TWO TREMENDOUS EL-E-
PHANrS IN Harness
Come view the Prawlers VI tho r,resin,nI
Tue Vaf'pus savage rtnscrs OF re earlh.
Sec how the hand ui 90 IN IA y made hem mid
Aad aush' The uGer to mike fool i,rmirh
Be Oh TIC row -rt,d arIdg Die.hicI civei,
10 'ane The herrest he isi formed hy tbs 4. al of
Heqveb
Admi'nrnce % een,s-Ca.ld,en underte ye,rs
At age, hal, price.
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PosITIvELY.FoR 2DAys ONLY.
IA Y MOND q. WARNINGS
GRAND BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.

NANO LOOLOOlSAL EAttibl IiON.
THIS Mamnoih Meuagerie OF all that Is beauti
lul and Wild IN Animated nature, IS more exlensiv
than any collected on The surface cl the lobe
berg composed OF nearly every existing membr
~ The brute creation. intm the continents mol ou
oi America bat Of Egrope. Africa aHd ASIA. New
Holland md the isles uf the PdoIEc.
VIII be exhibited ~ Wheeling on Friday nnt
Saturday June IL aud 81, 1916 under their enor'
nous Pavilion 10 he erected on Water street neat
the Paper mlL nom clock y. IN, until 4, each
day
The wild tenants Of The fOres,. from the huge
and docIl, Thani, the majestic lien OF unex
Area. The fierce niger of The Beugul iuugies, he
beautiful leopard the playful lat ietocious bear.
The gentle gnz lie. the useful aud patient camel
Tho cur'ousiy striped zebra. The gave rIbbins by
no, the sieathy panther the savage wOlG the Gun,
ming fox. down through all the lesser grades are
here heheld viii safety. tuo TO 'heir Stature AT
umes. hut perfectly sntjerl 10 the cuuTol OF man.
the IorA ofcreaiion,
Fowls OF The AR aud reptiles, The most beau iiul,
rare. varied and Danger "a, ut th,W species also
comprised iu this valuable CON "inatiu, dvsctpt, n
- poV erl,ss aud space tno hunted 10 admu a.. Sll-
fee il Ia say that INC prnpue"ts are al The oldest
s'nndisg ID highest cclchfily. aud devoted years
oi toll aud oxPeisc Ia the present coll cun which
Is prprounctd Ia Europe aad America, perfectly
unparalleled
. Raymond ard Wnring woull state hat al tire
mendOus eNpense they have retained the services
OF The celehrated brave and powerful
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wINERS PICTORIAL. SYRUP OF
HOREIIOUND AND ELECAMPANE

A SPEEDY aud efTecInal Remedy i,& Coughs
"A C,ids. Haa Iseness. Splitting of Blood Whoop.
hg Cough. Group plenrisy, Brohchius, Cousump.
lion Paius aud Soreness 0f the Breast and Lungs
Asthma, hrost Distressing disease, The sufIerings
Of which have been SAID even 10 he worse than
Ihu-e al death ,can he cured by the Of medicine
The symptoms oi This disease are, a violent sease
of construction Of The chest with loud. wheCzing
respirauonj We heaf the patient al some distance
Wheeling and Dreaming Such attack this
con panied nv n short and difficult cough
during which. the face " pale elongated and pinch.
ed; the nose and ex remiiies become cold the skin
throughout The body brcumes rough from retrnces
sion % blood from i shudderrng, or a sense OF
creeping - felt ~ fIerenl pnus Of The body; and
the patient looks rs II he were dying; he is cold and
pale and gp>plng for breath. and m such ngony from
The want OF IT, that would think him dying
Such attack es ihis may los, Ouly few minutes
II may last several hours. u generally takes place
about tho middle f'he night. and is most frequent
on sudden chnuge Of the weather.
For sale by PRYOR q PAUL.. l64 Market 81
ap IS
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ICEi ICE! IcEI
ICE +! ICE ]! +!

WNHE suh'criher would respectfully inform his
~ friends and Ole eus'omess. that no is ready
70 supply Them zee. with puncmalIiy and ON rea-
souabie terms.
Al orders leii 81 the shop of TIornbrook & Dillon
sistks' 81. south Of Monroe ~. Will Ne promptly Of.
tended 70. His supply is large enough 10 accom-.
un0dale ell
,. 10 case Of neglect in the delivery ~ The
zee p'csse inform . HORNBROoK.
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NOVELS! NOVELSI NOVELS
TWNHE HOTEL LAMBERT by Eugene sue
n The ChfSnices Of CloyernUuk by Douglas
Cerfold
The Tofnleys Daughter by Penparician
'fhe Temptation or he Walchiowof ~ Euecne Sue
The Commander Of Malta do DO
Mary de Cl1ard by Sir EgenOn Brydgos
The Siepmothef by James
Biauebe Livingston 10y Mrs Holland
Leslie ~ the Rebel ard Kingsmnn by J n fngraham
apuvuy ~ Napoleon pans
Married and Single by r $ Arthur
Tbe Old yellow aud Foragu Peter by ! II lDgra-
hsm
Hnioka Or he sIaiJ oi lbs Forest by member Of
ne sonis Blr
Nymph Of He Ocesn Ny r Barker
The t;ipscy Chef az VIC Haunted Osk
/ The Young Arisl AID Bold lnsuigrni bg n a..
gfsham
/ Aiphoo.o and DeliAda or The Msgc Of Ar and
Nature
The Bush Ranger q Van pi,rnpn's Land by Charlie,
Rlucion
fiasper.' Pictorial History Of EngIaod
Hi.iory ofihe Ba-uio
Men d Leuefs aud Science 10 The Times ofGcus
\, go
Iihrs Living Age 80 l0T
I Tsuesnmpoiof jhe C.,utt Conepiraiof by E. SIZE
Ne,,iiss ~ Gs,retsicwn ~ Chas Lever
Jaa received and 'of -ale ~
e4 & ELLIS. I'll Mou stiset
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$s7.5OO!

P'kornokc Rvet Lottery class No 1874
Is lie drawn AT Winir gton. Tuesday june %.
OF slT5O0 ] oi 5000 ! of $500 Iofl720
rs Nos-l4 hailos. Tickets SIS; ceruicaIe of
81 wloies S65--sharcs in proportion
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sIo-OOO.


P"kumoke River Lottery. class No l20.
To be drawn Of Wilmington. "Wednesday june II
] ofSl2000 uf 1000 I OF 5000 OF 500
IS N's-l3 ballots Tickets ST. certificate If
26 wholes s60-shares in propotiun
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$4,000,

Pokomoke River Lottery claes No I46
To be drawn at WIlmingiUs on Thursday Juae rs .
ot $4,000 OF 2c00 l of 1900 ] of 1905
7S Nos-l4 drawn ballots. Tickets 50; cerliG
cafe of &c wholes s25--shares in proportion.
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$4,000!

Pokomole River Loii, ny. class No 1873
To he drawn 81 Wilmington. Friday June 10
at $4,000 of 1000 l OF 5000 of 20O0
7S numher.-l3 ballots. Tickets 81; certificate
al 26 Nhules SG0-shares ~ proportion
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&2O-Ol0y

Pckomeks RiOer Lousry et Del class 1913
+, be drawn at Wilmington. Monday June 30.
Of $4,000 OF 10000 l OF 1000 | oi $500
66 Nos 10 drawn balIols. Tickeis IS, cenifi-
cate OF % wholes Sl0S- shares in rropusIiun
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Ken dV .FE0flC eFOfE.iIpg

All Of ,his Springs make md not The accumulation
O an old stock oi eight or ten gears standing. I
assure The public or lhuse who palrnnize me, that
all my garments dc in the --latest style of good
Goods. add will warrant my work To iil aud 10,
Low PRICES rant be best Cpli NJ the Grto
Central Route Clothing Store for BARGAINS
up so M ADAMS
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MORE NEW NOyrLs.

vENHE RIA NsoMED BRIDE. Master Of Lang
ford Freaks Of Cupid, England S Wales,
by hi, Tar ar Chief; The Be,Ion b ack
sm.ih Commander OF Maha by Eugene SUI;
Lady of Mi an, by Miss Thomps n; Constance:
The Dead Boxer; De Ca'aver; l. & OF a Priya.
teer man, ~ Captain Maryau; The Mother. by
) Arthur Mari De itfprd; The Lady Of tae
Gu'i by lng'ahami Dwarf of the Channe !;
The iucognilo; The Captains Daughter by D
He6be, l. u; just reed and for sale cy
juuc WI RORB
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$4,000.
po,om p,s.s '', NJ,

Pokomlke River Loue,y. cla-s No 1873.
To be drawn al Wilmington. Tuesday June 80
OF S22500 | Of 1900 Of $500 % $500
IS Nos--l3 ballots. Tickets IS; certificate OF
26 Mholes S74-shnrrs In nrnnnrinn
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$40 600.
Capital Prize!

Grand eonsOiid0to LOTTERY Of Deiamare Il Cseoro,,
CLASS NO 90
To he drawn at Wilmington. Saturday June OF
Of $4,000 I 81 $4,000 ] Of 10000 lof 6OoO
rs Nos-l3 drawn Nos Tt keis $40; cerufiea,,
% whOlcs 10; shares IN proootiinn.
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WALL PApER WALL pAPEp,

Il. iORNBROOK. have npw received
~ Ihcrsrring stuck oi Wall and Window Blind
Papers Fro Screens. Trtsitrs and Borderinrs con.
s's''rs ~ part OF The following and comprising the
MT complete aud hnrst oss,nmen To be found in
the IVES:
$50 rs fine Frosco ~ different patterns
5V0 do do snd eaustnon liza II Papers
o0U do 40 ParlHr do
AMI from 3O0O 90 1000 pieces Chsmher Papers
oil of 'ae latest ard mosl fa>hiuna!,ie Styles.
500 rs vide Cnnnn Peper OF various patterns
$50 do Paris green 90
100 do cemmon do do
Our stock has been purchased in New York and
fHi'adeiphls, and We are dcIermir ell not to be
beaten IN cbcapness Country Merchants ure inv.
'ed tc examine our stuck md they Will find bnr
gains al the Variety s'ore Monroe ST Wheeling
may 30
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$4,000.
SoO,0OO!

Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Of D,la,c0re { Georgia
CLASS No ~.
j" he drawn nj Wilmington. Saturday, June 90. i6
OF $4,000 ! IT 10000 / OF 6l97 oil 1000
rs Ns-l2 dawn Nos. Tickets $40: ceulE-
cate OF 40 wholes Sl4S; shares in propofii u.
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NOTICE.

VIE National Fair being held IN Washington
n city Instead Of Wheeling. will prevent o.
from taking The premium by The exhibition Of one
Of our siesam WHITE siJvERY BEAVER Hats
These persons who could MI be accommodated last
week 81 our FseIofy on Union ~ will please cell
sgsin ihis week We bope 10 he prepared 10 SOP.
ply you ali gentlemen. DARE a. iiOGE.
nav 27
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SMALL. FRY IOrr nv.

Draws as follows Throughout The month of jane.
Draws on T0esdaYs--Cspiai prixe $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; cerl Gcaio OF package wholes
Sl2; shares Ia proportion
Draws on Thundays--Capiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package whues
Sll; shares IN proportion.
Dfnws ON Si'urdays--Capio prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package who!es
81 shares Ia proportion.
Address yuur orders TO
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
BEAUTIFUL PARIS MATS.

Deceived his day, 81 Express Line. .
E ,, few doz. foe french Hate. direct from the
importer; hey ere ne lstesi Psrss Style, and IN
hshlnsss and brllliancy OF cola. cha ienre com
petition Gail soon or yog mis-, q rare chance
70 cover your ofanino.
june &C MCALLAM
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MANAGERS, orplcI.
Z, ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Clas,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
;, draws at Baltimore. June 10. rs Mum
hrs. ! ) drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; $500: 500; ,2Ss; 5 of
LOO; 900; COO; 800; 200; $50; and 400 each
of 100.
Tickets So; certificate Of 90 whole tickets
will cost S65.
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Ever offered in this market all Of which has.
selected RON the manufacturers with rcat care
aud al the lowest cash price. We feel no hesiln-
10 purchasers than before offered IN this CITY
We most respectfully invio or oil cusIoIners aud
The puelc. 10 call OF our old and well krown stand
and examine our stock before purchasing else
aud we zeal s1sted that all Who may favor us
with III will he pleased with the Style quality
aoh prices Our stock consists Of Mems Fine calf
Mnrooo 60 and Seal Bn0isi Thick. calf KIP and grain
Ell do Morocco. calf aud KIP MonIoes; calf Seal
and Morocco Pumps and Slippers; PA ton GuIiers
new style; Boys cali and Kip Boots Morocco cali
and KIP Monroe; Ladies Emo KID Slippers and
Walking shoes; Fancy colorcd KID slippers and half
Gaiters; Black GalieIs an hall G iriors, cheap KID
Morocco Seal and cloth slippers; calf Kip aud
M"rocro Bp,is end Shes; Misses Boots. shoes
slippers and holt Caters uf al kind; Childrens'
Bo,s. shoes, slippers and halt G. itets OF very de.
ser?iiDn. style. quality and price.
Also
$500 Lbs hesl Oak Tanned Spanish Sn,e Leather
1000 do HemlOck do do do
Uppcr Leather. calf and M,rccco Skins; KID.
Binding and Red and White Lining Skins. Shoe
Nails, Pegs, Thread. Avis. Brisilcs. Galoous Shoe
Backing, Brushes. BE Sc &c.
Also 40 doz Mems and Bays PAIN Leaf Hate;
together with greai many other articles. all Of
which we viii sell hoesale OF retail at The very
lowest rnsh nrire
COUNTRY AFRCHa MIS-. wishing TO ct up
their stocks. will do well IA give ne a call II
may s ALTMAN & MAXWELL
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Cloths Of eUery color;
CsssimeTes and Vesiings;
Merlno Cassimeres for Boys Wear;
rSummer Coating;
Cotton Pantaoon Stufls of every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings;
0rgandie and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
Alpacas all colors;
Prints in great variety Of the latest styles;
Plain Jaconet and Cambria; Musins:
Plaid and Fancy Muslns of every kind;
Ladies and Gcntleneu's Cotton Hosiery of
every kind
, AlSO-FIorcnce Braid Bomets;
Common Straw do;
Horse hair and Gimp do;
Mems and Boys Leghorn aud Straw Hats;
Very superior Leghorn Hats for children;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
! Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shawls;
Embroid'd Tibet and Mousein Lame do;
Fancy Scarls and Neck Ties.
With every other article in orr LINE, ALL OF
which WILL BE SOLD on the very loW es;Ierms
| may IL
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ALEXANDRIA IOTTFRy !,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra, Class
IA, draws at Baltimore, June II. 7S Mum.
bers, IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 5000; 5000; $500; l.42i; 90 each
1000; 40 OF 800; 30 of 200: $50 If 100.
Tickets So; acertifioate of &c wheles will cost
$40
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTFRy ,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class IS.
draws at Alexandria, June g. Ge Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
S2o 600: 10000; 5000; 5000: 1000; 1850;
300; 10 of coo; 500; 400; $50:
Tickets $40; certificate of % whole tickets
will cost SlO5
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IA INDOw FRAME PUiLlEsa-Ae,s,rr
w and sefew Do. fa.h Roller. ssst fs,ten.
inEs and spnpz,. CurUotrd srrrgs Cotbsfd
Faacnufs of q vsHsV ~ 3 rf. si,tr Ri 3, "A
snsW- Iiat snd G,si Pins F,t e.ic o., iie li,fl
ware siofo q 0e5) OFT 6 CREER,
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 2i,
draws at Alexandria, June 20. 70 Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
$50 900; 10000; 10000; 5000. 5000; $500;
90 OF 900; 100 of 800; 1870 OF 800; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets sl2; certificate 26 whole tickets
will cost sim
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VA HrrE HEAVIER HATS -NCALLAM
w has The pfeuiesl White Beaver Has IN
Tho CIV. They were manu- aeiurd IN The CITY al
New York. al one OF the mosi fashonsbe cslnb.
lihmchis and arc light es gnssamer Call nj IT'S
Main ~ NAV 26 MCAiIAM
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GREAT O sNTRAL ROUTE
CLO THING - TOR II

CORNER OF MONROE and WATER SIS,
Consisting M pnrl 81 the following: Salin Jeans;
Checks ri every kinds Slate COLD Linen Drab do
Brown do Br,okield de-. GingtHus. cotton Cassi@
metes, Heavy KeHey sSa,tn"Is, Linens Of all kinds;
Summrr rloihs Crolon coalnr; TWeeds Guild mix
ed do Dark, DO Drab. BLK Summer cloths Suspen
ders Cloves and Stocks
CRAYArS-Siik and Satin; also Ciegham and
Jaccaei cravats, Sta,(S-- Sill md 81 ~.
Fin" Cnssmeres, french Doe Skin d.; Fancy
Plad French de-; Wool act Buckskin.
Observation-Disclosures, hiarsallles, ST and
Saiin Of every pattern.
CT OTHS-Supcr supcr fine French cloth blnck.
Blue do, Green do, Bs0Wn do. Invisible Green do
All NJ which will he made up to order at Tho
shortest notice end most fashionable aud neat.
est style nnd al very low prices u i not nccsssa.
~ for me 10 tell The public that am TAILeR, for
II is we'll known that ! have held my place az n
fash nable Tailor, lram the very liberal support OF
his Fashionable community aud have always Stood
Mol
The public will end il TO their advantage 10 call
vi The Great Central Route Clo,hing Store. where
they M bnd n first rate assortment of
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RhskbfS-BAsKErS'--Aa ass i,imeni nj
s,nw sni Willow Travelling wuk an,
IRON Baske's u vsnous sitiss an, szss. isst gec,
OeD a. r HORNBROOK.
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ID LOT oi Gentrmen's aud Yunih's Leg.
- h"fn Hats just tec'd. Gems M | md 2
Beavef Hats, Uso'hcr With ul kinds "f Hats aud
Caps on hand. whic's cant Ne hcai in he CITY for
e"odness ard chcapn'ss C,liatS ID HARPER'S
Hat and Cup store. curnrr OF Man aud Union lis
may %
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
100; draws at Baltimore June "a. 10 Mum
bers, = drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 1000; o~y-
30 of 900; 200; $50 and 30 of 100.
Tickets So; certificate of 25 whole tickets
will cost SIS.
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DARE AND HOGE,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE ASD aETAIL
DE LEKS IN
r,Vrue,

Union 81, South End of Market Square,
WHEELING. VA
"a AVE always on hand. and make to crsrr ia
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Youths Glazed do every description
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The couatry Ia heir establishments rs hey ars nut
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cheapness Of price, by any house ~ the West.
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ATE OF the rark Theatre, New York. and
Ia the National Ampi,heatre, Philadelphia.
comprising upwords OF l20 Men and Horses
The only regular conducted establishment in
pe United Siates,-it being in this country.
what Franconies and Vetley's are in Paris
and London.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 25,
draws at Alexandria, June ~. 10 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; $40; 5000: $500;
1000; oCs-50 each of 1000; 500; 300; l23
of 200.
Tickets $40; certificate of25 whole tick
cts will cost Sl40.
10 al IS $50 900; Is % SO 81 200; %
30 81 $4,000, IL % 90 81 $50, the three
last sold within the last three days Address
your orders TO ROBr ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only Ageiits JorJ. G.. GREGORY * Co.
may 70 Managers.
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