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DARIS MILLINERY, Just opened at Mrs.
9. Psrew's Fancy stoss. April |.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE, LINSEED
RlL, &c. have recently received, and will
~ sell very low
5 bbls. sp. Turpen,ine.
5 do Lnseed Oil.
do sp. Whiting.
3 do Copal and Japan varnishos.
$50 boxes Window Glass, all sizes.
Pore, Extra, and No. |, White Lead.
Persons in want of such articles would do well
to give me CALL CHARLES STOTT,
Corner of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
april 7-2w
VENETIAN BLINDS and WINDOW
v SASHES. SO pair Venetian blinds
66 pair Window sashes
8 by lO-9by l2--l0by l2-lo by AL by is
10 by Is, and l2by 10, entirely new' made OF sea-
uoned material. in a workmanlike manner, and well
worthy the attention Of builders. They will be sold
great bargain.
april 9 BENJAMIN HUMANS,
Auctioneer and Com Mer. bet 10 and ii Pa Az.
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
ROAT

BOAT.
= .as~n The steamboat 10 JOHNSON, having
rrtatksc resumed her route, the hours OF de.
parture, until further notice, viii be as follows;
Leave Alexandra at s, lOa, !, 3, and o'clock.
Leave Washington at 9, ll3; 2, a. and do
]. CORSON,
feb 7-,f Captain
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availng myself of his professional services, attest
the correctness of my opinion.
ISAACI. TIBBALS.

In addition to the above testimonials are those
of-Rey. t. j. Sawyer, Minister OF the Orchard
street Church; Rev. John M, Macauieyi hev.
VIM. S. Balch. Pastor of Bleecker street Church !;
Thomas Herten, ESD. James r. Whiting, Esq,
District Attorney for the city and county Of New
York; William IL. Leggitt, ESQ; James Hall,
Esq; A. Sidney Doane, AN. MD, Health officer
of the port of New York; George Herrlott, M: VI
Rev. William McLain, Washington, d. O.; Lieut.
W. III. Benham, u S. Army, &c. &c
april 9-lf
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Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
march 3l-tf
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

nOCTOR ELISHA WARNER respectfully announ.
~ ees To the citizens OF Wheeling aud surrounding
country that after an absence of four months business
nc mas returned 10 the city and permanently located
thankful for thc leral share OF patronage bestowed on
nim during bis short residence in Wheeiiis ~
uers his sonAl aOrviocs ana hopes tn meet the
probation public. All professional calls
eiihef IN ING ss az snnntrp- viii he promptly attended
ton. '" 80 'e'eNS particular a'tei
ton Of rcspecsbc plIy OF tie old eE Ae
ing thoroughly studied tic Indian Bo;ane practice Of
MS faiher (who - generally known the Old Indian
Physicsn Of PitsbuTgh and having had The experience
OF several years successful practice with him who las
had most extensive patronage the above city or the
last eighteen years, hopes, BY assduous and unTcned
attention to his profession, 10 satisfy the reasonable
leetaons OF those who may favor hum 18th their conf
dcnce aud patronage.
oFFlCE-in the brick block, Immediately az the south
end OF the bridge aud three doors from hs former stand
now occupied by Col. Il. r. Kelley.
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DIR. WINANS'.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING a SURE REAlELN FOR
EONsUMPTIoN in al its various forips, COINS AsTu
W MA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP, Whooping Cough, Spit
ting of Blood, Difficulty of Breathing, FANS the
Side and Beast influenza, LIVER COMPLAINT sc.
The medical properties OF DIR. Winan's Basam Of
Wild Cherry fully established IN every OF the
country, by It's success in curing the
ses of the foregoing class of diseases.
In almost every instance where IL has been pcsevcrcd
IN, ~ has effected radical cure. Although In
SEES this Basam viii afford immediate relief, least,
eject great change in few DAYS, still II cannot be
pcc'ed 10 wo TX miracles, by curing all VA shor
or 10 restore health To frame that has been prey
fell disease for years.
Besides, there many stages the same disease
that Il is Impossible Tor any physician determine The
quantity Of medicine required To eradicate H. different
periods aud forms requiring different quantities. hence
IN some cases, single bottle sufficient; while others
VIII require three bottles tn produce the elect.
Al we ask OF the paiIont To give medicine fair
trial, and he may assured that II will he productive
Of the most beneficial effects.
Patients, in taking the medicine, need not restrict
themselves regards diet except avoiding the nd
gestehle articles OF toodsuch sailed and smoked
eabhages, onions, eucunlers, &c.
They should pay proper attention that their dress b
warm, aud should avoid exposing themselves tie
cenencies OF the weather &c careful not TO
else
Frequent bathing in warm hath, and the OF hal
gloves Tor rubbing the flesh before going ted will
the medicine TN its effects
The bowels should te kept open with some gentle med
cine, such Or. Wnan's Poor Mans Iills, which vii
lie found much superior any purgaiive Pills "
use, and will also aid the UasAm in all affections Of t
liver.
For sale wholesale aud retail by
J. 6 r. HoRNBROOR,
nov 20--Iy Wheeling, va.
! -
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heretofore been considered incurable. such ms IN.
) Gems Of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &c--
? The ARCANUM EXTRACT is a complete
Antdote TO the serious Evils produced by the lniu.
, a,c'ous Use Of MERCURY. ASS SPRING and
, FALL PURIFIER il cannot be surpassed work
; ing its way through the system with silcn, aud
effective force
Cleansing the FLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPTlC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause inury 10 IA,
LIVER and LUNGS.
PERSONS whose Constitutions arc broken down
} oy une use OF MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark. or
QSlNlNE, aud any who are suf;.r,, from,
DiobASEp LIVER, or an injudcious treatment
y, any OF the above Diseases should use the AR
, CANUM EXTRACT without delay Wv I'"
In complicated cases of SCR0FIIr.A ,a
81 fHiLiS, and In cases whore the SvphIi,ic
Virus Of the Parent causes a developcnsn, 80
Scrofnla in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM.
} ELY upon which reasonable hope of Recovery
can be founded
In numerous instances, also. where liberation
pad laid bare both lgsment aud bone, and where,
to all appearance, no human means but aInpu,a
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched nom the grave and restored to health,
Inc devonnng disease being completely eradcated
by the use OF this inesiimable Extract
The Proprietons Of the ARC4tNUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results I'm USING
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation IN diet, and is equally applicable and
eihcacious to the infant well as the adult
- Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations ON Inscnsible Precipitation, aud n
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle Agents are supplied with the above PAM
phlets for gratuitous Circulation
The ARCANUM EXTRACT prc.
pared by JOHN WINER. Hamilton, Canada
West, and JOHN WiNER ~ Co., e3 Maiden
Lane, New York, Sole Proprciors
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER RO7TLE.
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VERSUS.
s A r S A P RILLA.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extendeS
ana established celebrity throughout the country
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as a remedy for
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil
ULCERArED SORE THROAT.
Long-standing RHEUMATIC Affections
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swelinys.
Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases.
sIPhiLfrlC & MERCURIAL Diseases,
Infections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTlVENESS; all CHRONIC Il NER.
'ooS Complaints, occurring in debhtated and
eachectic constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS. and those very dsagrceable
Affections resulting therefrorn, and which have
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&:}O.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. 81
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday
Acg. -, 1916.
Prize Of $4,000. and thousands OF smaller prizes
~ numbers, - ballots Tickets $40; certificate of 90
wholcs 5 $50, shares IN proportion.
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S2O.OOO.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, GLASS 3extra,
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware ON Thursday
August 20 1876.
prize of $4,000, OF 5000 1 OF 500 of sO00
% numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets SIS; ecrtncaie of o5
whoies S1i shares in proportion
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10000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class extra,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday,
August %, 1876.
lprize OF $4,000 Of 5OOo; of 1000. OF 1000.
% nnnhers Is ballots Tickets s.; certificate Of 25
wlloles SG915; shares in proportion.
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$4,000!

Urand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware nd
Georgia-Class No. 80.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware ON Saturday
Aug. Is, 1896 y
prize Of $4,000, OF COCO. of $1,000 of ..,o
az numbers, II ballots. Tickets SO; certi6ca of
70 whoies liO, shares i'm proportion.
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$40 900.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgid-C lass No. 50,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware ON Saturday,
August 2glS46.
prize OF $4,000 OF 900 7 OF 10000, OF 5000
SSnunhers, rs ballots. Tickets 80; certificate OF
26 wVoles SlJ0 shares in proportion.
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s. 10000

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. IGt.
TO be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ON Friday.
prize Of $1,000 of 1000 Of l,7sO, Of iQpu "a
wholes $50, shares in proportion.
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S29 5O0v

rokOMoKE RIVER LoT~rERY-cLAss No. l6a
10 ne drawn N al Wilmington Del Tuesday Aug Is 1876
oil 2JOe of 800, of5, 500, OF q 500 OF iss
90 numbers, IL ballots Tickets So certifeaie of e6
whoes S'i,s5, shares in proportion. .-U
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l2.OOO Dollars.

PoKsMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. Is7.
Aug. %, 1876.
prize Of 1000, Of 1900 Of 3ocO off 500 &c &c
20 numbers, IL drawn Tickets 81; ccrifc ate Of 20
whoes $3.50, shares in proportion
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SR0.OOO

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. ICE
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Friday
August 20, 1916.
prize of SIP 600, of 1000, f2,4I5. of 1000.
IS numiers, IL ballots Tickets 81 certificate Of @
wholes $500, shares in proportion.
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TIE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
No. lU0 ChfSDut Sc. betICten 3rd 0Hd al
PHlI,A DfIPHlA

PlllLADtbPHlA.
m Ills popular aud central Hotel established by the
h Mcssrs. Henderson, having passed into the hauds Of
the subscriber he desires inform his friends and thepub
lie lila, il IL open leE lhe reception OF guests.
TO those who have visited The Franklin House" its
advantages desir ahe stopping place are well known;
10 those who have not Will he only necessary 10 q
that IT is situated in the busiest part ofthc most fhiOna
bic street In the Immediate vicinity OF the Exchange Post
Oce, Banks. Custom House. Places OF Amuselnent, Ho
te Steamboat handbags, Railroad Dcpo,s Pebble square
Court houses, sc.
Since the change Of prOpretors large amount of mo-
ney has leeR expended In enlarging hitting re furnish
ing aud painting. Among the numerous Improvements
may tc mentioned improved entrances, ladies'
binary, new gcntemans dining saloon, new parioTs,
chambers, kitchen, and new bar room, besides
many other minor improvements
Tile principal features of first rate hotel the Tahlesnd
Wine Cell will lie under the management Of Mr.. James
NJ Sauderron, of the former propreiOs whose amhi
ton 20 excel ~ SCRicTcr is well known. His widely
ebrated cook, Peeter aided by experienced assistants
will still continue TO tc his right hand man.
The office and hooks will he under tile charge Of Mr. G.
Burnhan aie the able editor OF Tie Daily Ohio Union
OF Cincinnati and recently OF Boston. In short
great eXeriOns have been made aud hereafter will not hC
spared, to render The "Frankin OF thG
hotels Tor comfort convenience aud good living.
jy 81 fw DIX MINOR.
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$40 Ono

PoKoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO lie
Aug. II, 1876.
lof so,coo, Of 5000, OF 1900, OF ,, ecoo &c.
20 numbers, IL ballots Tickets S.; certificate OF 20
who'es SO. shares in proportion.
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Superior Gunpowderreas Indigo
Imperial do Western Reserve Cheese
Young Iiyson do kanawhs Salt
=" Black do Table do in foxes
Best Java Coffee Supr Family Flour
Fancy Riodo Z" City cured Bacon
old white do Hams, Shoulders & Sides
" high fav'd do Sperm Candles
No. l Chocolate Mould & dipi Tal'ow do
Superior House Mo'asses GAINESVILLE Resin Dap
NO do Shaving Soap
Double REID Loaf Sugar Naregaied do in bars
Do do Small loaves Gavin, choice & p'd Tobacco
Superior Crushed Sugar Rappee and Scotch Snun
N. Orleans do Regalia and Principe Cegars
Nos 2 & , Mackerellif Spanish and com. do
No l Herring Rest Rifle Powder
" No Trimmed Shad Lead and Shot
Pepper ground and ung'd Percussion Caps
Alspice Cloves Backing and scrlb'g brushes
Cinnamon Ginger Mason's Shoe Backing
Mustard Natmess a.4,5,6, 10, 10. & I2d Nails
Rice Smyrna Figs Ropes and Cordage
kasins French Currants Beaver Buckets
Filherts English Walnuis Superior Cider Vinegar
Pecons Son shd Almonds Writing and Letter paper
German Nader Ink, Black Sand
Alum and Copreras $40 and lOl2 window glnss
With variety ofo,her articles expected In few days
FEN tRee Eas ARD ali 6f With With y 90 sold at the
cheapest rates
Having experience in business shall devote my
best efforts in procuring and always keeping the Test
ticles, with the that will sell AZ all times
chean other house in the city, and ould most
pec'ully invite all those wishing bargain To call and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
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IS. 900 Dollars.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. leo
Aug. Is 1876.
prize Of $4,000, of4 600 of AIS. / ofI.7so
66 numbers, n drawn. Tickets 81 a certificate nj
y wholes $JOshares in proportion
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a21.OOO

POKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 100
To be drawn al Wilmington Delaware, on Monday,
August 81, 1896
prize OF sS7,o00;i of7O0O; Of 5000 ] of 5000
IS numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets So certificate Of
whoies Sil6; shares Ia proportion.
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For sale by PRYOR & PAUL..
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
= n SWEArINCEN.

ONE DOOR NORTH OF Mr.. wN. \. sELBY's DRY GOODS
sIoRE. OPPOSITE RED Root,
MAIN STREET. WHEELING. Va
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y ESPECTFuLI.Y informs his friends and the pubic
~ OF the city and neshhorhood that lac
ing aud opening for al the above spacious rooms
entirely flesh stock OF very choice FAMILY GRoCE-
RlES, PROVISIONS, SC consisting in part OF the oi.
.vtsel
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"A TTENTIoN.-J & T noRNBRooK have now re
IA ccived and are opening the finest aud largest
sorment OF Notions, Fancy Goods, and Varieties they
have offered their customcrs Country merchants
will find 1t greatly their interest to call and
our Being determined 10 sell goods, they will find
both articles and prices 10 suit
Rags Ginseng, BeeswaN, Feathers and Flax taken in
Exchange tire highest market price Al the Wholesaler
Retail Variety Store Monroe street., Wheeling. H. 70
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

AZ EXICO a. II was and a. il ", ny Btaniz Never,
Eva Mexico beiOTe and aser the Conquest, BY NJ Che
Weller,
China as IL was and a. il is,
Working pass4gc or Life in Liner,
Sccct Poems ON Kindness 10 Alinals,
The Gardner,
Frcmont's Expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains,
Pictorial England No. 2,
The Mysteries OF the Inquisition Snd other Secrets,
Soc eiios IN Spain BY NJ. v. dc Fefcs,
Achievements Of the Knights OF Malta, BY Alex suiher
land,
The Midshpman, by :. IT, ingram,
The Scarlet Feather, by j. ". Ingram,
Eva Lairce or the Rescued Chief,
Viola the Redeemed, BY Professor Ashhy.
Forrest Knights or Early Times IN Kentucky by J. ID
N0urse
Child Of the Sea. by Lieutenant Murray,
The LIST part OF Alex. Dumas new novel, the Count Of
| Monte Christie
| Also another supply Of tho Douhle Brother Jonathan
for the fourth OF July, reed aud FOR sale a.
| june - ELLIS III Main street.
IA IKEN's PATENT BRAD Avis for sale at To,
IA Hardware store Of
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XxTIDE WINDOW PAPER.-5OO pieces Wide win.
w dow Paper figured and plain striped just received
By U9I y.&T. HORNBROOK.
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SMALL PHY LOTTERY.

Draws a. follows throughout Tie month of August
Draws on Tucsdays-eapitsl prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF package whoics, SIC
shares in proportion.
Draws ON ThuTsdays-capitai prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificates of package wholos Slf;
shares IN proportion.
Draws Oa Saurdays--capital nriEe $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate of psckago whOes 81;
shares IN proportion
Address your orders 20
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UTThe drawings viii he published regularly IN the
Times and also in the Argus. Remember
N. l.. DORSEY'S Lucky Once,
tsly Is WHEELING. Va.
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wINER's CANADIAN vEaMIFUGE

VIZ ORMS are the fruitful source OF many aud vclt
w serious diseases, indeed there o. scarcely
plant which siics infancy ard childhood which Hty
rot he produced bIhy aggravated ~ the presence %
these animals IN the bowels. "Caos recorded" says
au eminent physician. "of thcu producing ~ Vnns'
dance, lock jaw, spopcxy, mania dosy OF no head
fsnsun Of the eyes perverted vision Analysis. c-pcri
ally Of the muscles sui speech. squirting pa
pitsion Ofthe heart Wocur, dry cough, pleua rains
eruption rheumatic rams in sic joints. &c Dr. Chsp-
says that "every sTscics % Worms Ga fsvc rs
origin and support IN weak and deprared cnud iln of
the digestive organs" Again he saws, lin a of
diminished strength and cmaciTion of q an.e however
tafed state, may child susgct their otsiance Or
speedy generation" Dr Gregory observes, U cannot =
doubted that weak Of the digestive organs b. tat
which principally leads 20 tlie production ~ -
Dr Wood fcsTks. therc Is yet great space f improve.
ment n The mode Of treating this complaint" (WOrns.)
The largest WOrns unqursionshly are found most re.
qmeny ~ young people persons 81 weakly nc'ss.
tic ftres and dspecic habits and hence hrs nten
lion should tc 20 nvlgora'e the system generally aad tie
stomach and intestines particularly"
The remedy 10 which would call the attention a
The public which hes proved snccessll Tor lone
time and n b. universally acknowledged by al who have
tried s. tohc az superior 90 any other medicine ever en-
ployad disease for which 10 is recommended III mi
only destroys Worms and invroraes thc whole fystfn,
bot dissoives and carries Oh She superintendent slime
mucous prevalent Nv the stomach and bORnf Of ehi
dreu more especially thoee In had health The muct
forms The led nest which Worms produce the
young, and BY removing ~, d s Impossible or tbe Worn,
to remain IN the body ~ b. harmless in hs effects on M
system ard the health u the patient L. ais, avs npfov
/ iy hs use even when no worms are discovered.
JOHN WiNER A. co.
Sole frOpfefors for the " n
For sale ~ PRYOR A. FAUbL, Druggists Is 10
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COMPOUND syRuP OF WILD CHERRY.
3 3 Z Z 9 3 4 9 z
ADVICE tn TyyE ArL,y r(,TrD
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$4,000 Dollars

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No 81.
Aug. Z. 1916. - ' ""'u'"Sy
OF Ss1Ooo of $1,000, OF 33lo, 20 OF LEGO 20 OF ,oC
I. - And thousands of smaller prizes.
80 n.itnbers- 10 ballots Tickets 10: certificate ~
- whoies Si2d. shares in proportion "
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f,rTIFHV A heavy stock u knives, Rsxofs ana
= sesssrs 81 tie approved hrsnds sna q the an
~ JGT.uoRNBCOOK.
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TotsIs = rRYoa : rAULL. 30
Wy NET

TUsT received an additional sippiv n splendid "A
- Nets, a Ne. 100, Main street
is q NIcOLL& CARR.
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n. IKEN's PATENT BRAD Avis for sale at to,
bai OFT GREER.
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$4,000.
POKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No I5,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on "Wednesday
Aug. 5, 1876.
prize Of $4,000, of4coo, OF 5000 I ofsspse &c
% numbers, - ballots. Tickets 81 a ecrttues A of
- wholes SIS, shares in proportion.
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HCsT received al the Music and Variety Sore c..e
- OF States No. to 8; Cap and Letter farer; WHITE
Alley and China Marbles: Bsckg Boards: conv-r
ssion Cards: Music aud Music paper; Tuning Forks
ticic.
Also PIANO FoRTEs ofvery superior tone and A.
nish. which offered Manufae,urers prices can
and see them II you want good Instrument
y3 LANES NELLOR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-10

A bill has been reported in the House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States by the Committee
on Foreign Relations for giving to Great Britain the
required twelve months notice Of the cessation Of
joint occupation Of the Northwestern Territory.
An able report has been made by the Minority Of
the same Committee, denying the right of the House
of Representatives to egisate BON the subject and
therefore recommending that the House refrain from
acting upon il.
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A NEW COLLECTION DISTRICT,

The bill reported in the House Of Representa-
tives from the Committee on Commerce, and now
pending, 10 establish the Collection District of Chi
cage, includes within the district proposed to be
established "all the rivers, waters shores, inlets
and harbors OF Lakes Michigan and Superior, with.
out the jurisdiction of the State Of Michigan"
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DuELA letter in the Peoples Advocate (York, Pa, }
states that duel was fought few days ago in Hopewe
York county between Mr. Jesse Gilbert Of Hartford county
and MT. William b. BLAIR, of Ohio. The dispute arose in
argument about the Oregon question They fought with
rifles at sixty After the first fire. neither Of the parties
being wounded the difficulty adjusted by the seconds
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When il told to the late Rev. SrpxEr Sxrrn that
intended to pave st. Pauls churchysd with blocks
his answer was that he thought there would be no diff
their heads together