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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09
FALL STYLE, l848.

an UNSURPASSED by any for beauty, durability and
n.atness The subscriber invites examination before
purchasing elsewhere. Every articls warranted TO
,ivs satisfaction J. ". KELLOGG, ITO Cannlst
% imiseOdpi
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GRAND CONCERT.-MAJRlCE >TRAhOStt
hin Newark " Maurice Sirssosch, (fisnst OF the
Emperor OF Russia begs leave % announce hat ne vi
give Grand Concert A. The Library Hal Newsrs on Mon
day next Oct q assisted by Miss LA L. NOhTHALL
Particulars "a The Programme. o. ms
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~ ]. u. a. 4. Orion Lodge No. 17S.-The
n,ahcrs OF Ouon Lodge Ne. rs arc requested 10 meet
pssuaaly 81 ,. o'clock this cay Monday the Lodge
Room. CniOn Hall % attend he funeral of our deceased
osgher JOH~ q GiAERr. The members OF the Order gen
ealy respectfully invited TO attend
Ire J. ". BROWN y G.
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E~nILLINERN.-MR HARDWOOD, 59@ Grand,
Ala n door from Attorney. VIII open her rALL ano
WIsrER FASHIONS THlspAY Grateful To patrons
WI for past favors, she socs from them continuance
Lass about procuring Hats are requested To give her
- b.,oYs pn,rbssin, .lsewhere OF .tis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

BROADWAY THFATER.-Doors 2Pea al BE-
- ,ormsnce % begin a. :. O'Clock -MONuAl ~ IN
lNt Oct . vi - performed ne Comeiy. N scts OF
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
Jesse Rlra- NJ sase Mss Rocket Mrs Aeoou
Ear. " Pomriou Fretercss LAtf Ice Ms W Alacs
To conclde With he Muses. Farce u
LOAN OF A LOVER
Peer spyk...... Hsdswsy Gertrude Miss Rosa Cine.
Dress Circle snt Psrcgssr, = c. Family CIfce and up
per Tiers > Gallery entrance Anthonyst y. cis
pURTGN's VHEtrER. CHAxBERs-sr -
DMONDAl EVENING Och @ VIII be- played sn orginsl
iols. Drsma. called
NETWORK y >CLlCE>
GrshsI ..... Nj Ham. toe fretiymsn Mr Raymond
Mr. Tompkins Ms Vernon Peggy Drskehrs A kngni
kNer which new piece never played IN America called
MR. LOBJOlT AND HIS PAPA
Or. A New Way % Borrow WIFE
Oreslphcrous Broug CHAM Bridget Jones Mss Morgan
To conclude with the fsvorte Drsms OF he
TOODLES or The Farmers Daughter
Prces-Dress Circle snd Parcu-lie, s. c.s faliy CIR
cia - cs Doors oren ~ 6f-Cuuain Wi rise a. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

" Norrisania Village Temperance Festival
a. the Village Site.-LOt owners are informed inst the
FESTIVAL IN conmemoreou Of the cousummaOn OF the pur
sse will take place on Thursday the .h day of October
Sns viii leave The City Hall al NJ snt return al 50 NJ
'ueio the excursion 20 IN The above trains
my = cents The regular rams that leave 81 l. O'Clock
~ axe ?assens ~ the usual rates The Temperance
Scctts snd the people OF The Of West Farms and
Manchester VII the friends q Temperance generally are
rrled to attend Addresses from Dr. Beecher, Rev. l.
hcge. Capt Knight Of the packet ship New Word" and
o2eI disung ulshed friends ~ the cause % Sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

hea- with SCARF. msrd narkd ana rcd merry faces,
Dsgrsce 70 manly health or manly grsces,
hepalsive walking hbels ON natural besuiy
mere read In PLANES, terms your proper duty
40 with clear conscience and with clearer thought
.ohe sd1fess below, when you have used and bought
Gaze OF JoNEs's famous Chemical soap.
a. scars and MARKS will vanish. ay, e.Ope
rom your oishgured face. Beagty reigns now
Vn eneek, on neck. on chin. on hands. on brow
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n COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The subscriber,

Ahaye this 0ay formed a cOparlncrshlp. under The hm
and style OF hOlT KNIGHT. drspers aud si.oTs, al
No a. kuN0u - IN THIS cliy.New-Yo rk. Oct q 1873
JOHN L. HOiT,
90 81. CHARLES J. KNIGHT.
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49, pIANnEnRrE INsTRuCTION

y-uPIANOPORTE INSTRUCTION.
HE2.fI The advertiser, who has a fs~ hours snli
dseogassl. . wiLi1s 70 Ise e, !.
an Improved system. Terms 81 per quarter Adifsssf
Music store, SIS Broadway % w
FOR sALE-A new grand acton Piano,
$3.50 fons, 81 octave, hne tone and touch " m Ell
~ = ] ufo:s-sod e..s ..I.oiea . .'snd e :.y
climate Apply At 70 rwethst near Bfosdwsy 0op
For sALE-Ai 90 West Fourtsenih-si
a octave Panofofte, IN good ofdsf. a
hNHJ good u, Instrument for learner Price -"
-. FOR sALE-A drug and chemical store An old
~: ard well known stand This ]. an opportunity 20
Ia obgsesn or dnIggisf DESTROYS of commencing the
business such seldom II ever Offers ~ nus Guy sna IN
e.s disposed Of IN two weeks VIII not Do so' Aon,.ss
with real mans. Chemist, this once. % !"
a.. WANTED-A small house, Or mo lower part Of q, .
H. moderate sized one Ia sfespecaDs Deisnbo' nDoo "
- Up to~a, near stage route must nave ostn 400
croon wse[ Es. oo' % sS.. o o.. ss s s.as
and price, y box I'm Post oaes % a
- TAVERN sTAND.-FoR SALE, that sabsss-
n uay built and elegantly situated large Stone Tavern
House and lo' Of sIoona 70 me V..sss o. Do.s';
sos occupied BY he Union Bank The main building 10
81 and " feet deep with frame Kitchen IN he rvsr
"A BY 70 feet The stables are Of stone and sufficiently nss
70 accommodate % horses wph wng for carriages ihs 60
ire ensih Of the stsbles There good gsfden, ioe,
soa's snd o.ss5 sp2ansSsses; re %, % gIo.ns ~
Its proximity the Railroad Depot, which 70 su
stsd the ear renders the location very desirable For
farther particulars inquire Of HENRY acFaRLAN,
Dover, Morrs County, N J.
% wv orsTEPHEN c. WILLIAMS, - Wsllsf N Yo'h.
- FOR sALE-IO fall Io,s .tasts on yisnueth and
Eighyh,a ga. and second and Third avenues =
These lo,s are beautifully situated and have iHge
number Of hne futures and shooery on each lot masinf
hem very desirable for private residences These los VII
be sold fsyofsbe FOR farther particulars inquire
Of ) Ketch1m, 90 no premises, or Of
ELDRIDoE, PLATT STEWART,
os lteod- % Williams
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an 900 WINDOW SHADES. from 10

lUVUU So, brasses, cord. tsssels gill cornice paper
bancnss &C &C ia proportion Merchants strangers.
Ses or ANY one wanting such articles ~ul cal before
nsrchssirg Al BARTOLs, l5 and IN Wlan-s, between
$50. 80 ReekmSn-sls % n
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" Mercantile Library and Reading Room,

~ Mrs. Gove's Water-cure House Is al -ot
l-n1h 81 nedr Fmsav Hours for CONSULTATION ana day
'sleuis from "a NJ TO p. VI sundays excepted. os9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auclonee,
SECOND SAIk OF Writing and Wrapping fspef,
- Irvine Fancy Goods Oh Window shsdes. Paper Hang
ings b ana Books by A TRAVERSE co - Maiden snc
On WEDNESDAY. The llh inst Al 10 O'clock so resms I"
m ed cap and letter paper 900 of wrapping paper
O pair u oil shades 600 ros of paper hsnginss fancy
,-.,.I,.,.. ,a.sv Tua.t.v 90
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~rrM EAIL rARPETING

NrKW FALL CARPETING.-Ihe subscriber n1s
received handsome assortment ~ ne" ~ e-
Brussels Thee Ply. and lngrsin Csrpetng OF superior
qazliIy style and coors. together Win genera a-soI
nnf If Drp gets Oh Clolhs, Rugs &C, sc he respect
6lv soc The patronage Of his friends, ana nose ~lsnns
IN ~ chase The goods Will be sold A. The low esi market
~ : c LYNEs. % CAnsl-st-
N-S near Broadway.
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nRIsnIATE OE POTA sn-Flrs. pTenliam sw I'd.

nRI HNIATE UE POTNcTf II = FI' =,
- iss7 AZ The American Institute YORK, and a.
the FraDkln Institute PhilsdePhs see sleoilsei ,
-rs supplied on hbersi ierms nv III w NORTHAMPTON
Manuisc.afeT. Q! ID. l. MILLER Jr %. Agens
"a lyss 70 South ffoats; Phi.sdephia-
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BALLOON A-CENsION-From ,

BALLOON AsCENsiO>-From the vacant lot
Dcorner OF Punce-st. and Broadway, formerly Nio.o
Garieul New York
Dr. C. MORRILL, begs leave to announce that he vii
nake hs sixth frsl Ascension at q O'Clock on me Mef
noon Of WEDNESDAY next Oci n, In hs sal car, me
American Eagle"
Doors open At o'clock when the imitation Of this enor
nous vessel commences During The interval several sma
balloons will ascend Low prices Of admission Boxes, n
cts. Circle . cts Children haif-pnce
FIREWORKS IN THE FNENlNG.-rhere Will be q
os endd ex hibuon of Fireworks the direction
OF Mr. Edge Pyro,echnis Of Jersey City, on he evening"
OF he same day the plsce, when Dr. Morrhl VII
| return ard give a description Of his eTiai tour.
Tickets 10 the Fireworks, . cts. OF JUS
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

~ German Mcetiog.-A large and spiriied Ger
nan Taylor Rough and Ready Meeting was held in The
Sixteenth Ward House kept by Mr. Jacob Rohr Of
Iarysish-st and Eighih-svenue The n inst PETER
LAMBERT President, GsoRcE NJ ROM, Vice President
and JACoB LAMBERT, Secretary
The meeting addressed by Col John @. Rohr, r. c.
Abde' VIM and { Hansen who offered the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09
IN B. BOGERr, Auctoneer.
,HINA, GLASS AND EAkrHENWAHE.-

NOn TIT RsDAY Oct. % At 10 O'Clock. al lto Maiden
lsne general assortment OF China, Glass and Eanhen.
ware the stock dealer declining the business To be s"d
In lots to suit wholesale and retail dealers and gocrt
sale peremptory. Terms At sale OF pl.-
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Is MOONEY, kacroueeT.
BOOTS AND ~HOES.-By A. GALE Store y,
ID Pearl.st-TIESDAl, Oct 10, al 10 O'Clock AN 500
cases Boots Shoes Brogans and Ovefshoes NC compus
ns general assortment spted to the Southern. Western
and civ trade NIB Constantly hand an assortment
Of the shove at private sale al the lowest rates fo' cs-h
81, r.
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toher and continuing every night until farther nouce
SECOND WEEK or THE RE-OPENiNG.
The original ard we-known CHRl>rf> MlN>TkELs
loraniged In lsfl whose concerts hs city Tor period
months received win such unelished favor
and patronage have the honor of announcing 70 ne aies
snd gentlemen Of New ORR and vicinity That hey VII
give series Of their popular concerts introducing aVafey
Of their original Songs Chorgses, Characteristic Dances &c
Admission p cents Doors open Al I-conceH WIZ CON
mence A. e O'Clock.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday,, CON
mencng ~ VI. Under ne management ana dnecuoh OF
! fHRISTY % lWs
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AThs exhibition Will take place on Wednesday neNt, al
o'clock A NJ A. The Washington Drove-YSd IN Forty
fourh-s Fourth and Fnh avenues Lists Of the
Cae ard other be exhibited should be entered on
he books this day and pedgrees delivered 10 the clerk Al
The Committee Room the aforementioned p!sce 90 ot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

'I'nRKK gNGINEs AND TWO BOILERS for sale
very low. Inquire At Dulch-st o. y,
STEAh POWER.-A workshop 70 ei' IS feet BY ~
'reNtfa good light, with steam power. Inquire Of
60 81 h TAYLOR a. Avenue ID.
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DU STOCK will be sold this dsy auction At u o'coeA
At the Merchants Exchange, by Dumont Hossek nness
sooner disposed OF at private sale This Stock will be "a
ceiv-d at par sale Of lands Of the American Land
company 10 be- held on Tuesday the 10Th inst Apply tn
90 It, T. n BLATCHFORD, Hsnoyer-st
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10 Seventeenth Ward-Ar

M,Scrs HUNTER Secretaries % lr
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efon HAL Present numher of volumes using .o'e" ahu
~ds4nty Increasing Number 81 periodical puhfca uons
~ep-k Reviews and Magazines American AID brush-'o
'ss Initiation fee 81 and half yearly dues - Merchants
49, ~hefs' annual subscription -. Rooms open rom ~
- 10 p NJ New members received Al any Nuic
'hn these boafs application NJ the desk Of hs Library
BY order HENRY A OAKLEY,
40 linus Rec Sec Mef Lib, Association
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBIO,~. AsTOR-PI.ACks bROADWAf.--
Doors open =. begins a. Il precisely Admission, %
Nr Mscr-.ays nigf., Boxes and Psfqlete, 81 Amphi-
th-sfsr Other niEhts 81 % 81 para u the house
Nm NIBLO respectfully announces % he pubic hat be
hqs selected l ant choice company N order 10 repre-
sect VITA unsurpassed enecL culg he RESIDUE 81 e sea
a. vsrcfr u he hesr dramatic entertainments or ne
MONDAY EVENING. Oct 9. sasksPesre's Tragedy q
MACBETH
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JACOB 5 PLATT, Agcuoneer
NEATGHkS AND IEMELhN.-A Renersl

VNAT( HIS AND j r. w Elm = f''''F'' "
w sortment THIS DAY at II o'clock, alter me SAFE OF
srdwAre and Cutlery al tho Auction Room, - lstst
Az 3I one double per- full eweled, value $50 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09

hfupuonss Suupptu riesh, W u.s"t
o., VI oiscoored sam. nothing has ever sced 50
h-nlhsiy as The genuine JosEss Italian Chemical Soap
epe's Almost insisnianeously 10 the skin smoohness
A. .ess and soness truly Beautiful The eesresi fact
H.. excellence 10 that II 10 counlrrfeed in all diree-
,hstriofe. mind. get none but JoNEss SOAP Day
swokya - % '"''1'A'' " - " 40 O. asod
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\ uST-On the 9Th inst note Of hand made by 6kO 3
IALNORD for $50 dated sept 8, 1885, payable tO Gays
anerdste 10 iheorder Of l. Bue The public sre hereby
cautioned negotiate the same a. payment has been
stopped. 90
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A.. REWARD Saturday afternoon ls.i f.a
~ velvet purse containing 80 80. with Initials ID +
mari 81 on one side supposed have been en 10 beknap
Irs Bakery and saloon $50 Grandst near The corner
of Fsserst or m returning 90 l0l NorfoksL Whoever
"a rem m the same to the above number or % This oce
vii receive The above reward and the hanks Of NE owner
u = hHcNDN'.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-16
AGRICU l. TU r A l..
From the American Farmer.
WORK FOR MARCH.

As the time has arrived when every cullur-
isl's plans for the season should be matured
when all his arrangements should have
been completed, in order that there may be
no hindrances occurring to interrupt him in
vigorous prosecution o. all his farm ope-
rations, we shall endeavor, in friendly
way, to tell all what should claim prece-
dence during the present monu,h. But be-
fore we beg in our enumeration of the things
to be done, we would be permitted to adj
monish all, that system, order, and regulari-
ty, in whatever may be done, are indispen-
sible to success,-that whatever may be be-
gun, should be completed before second
thing is undertaken-that whatever may be
done should be done well, as half work il
farming is never to be tolerated, as it Car
only end in disappointment. No farmer
should undertake to cultivate more lane
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-16
P O e T R Y

The "ship-wrecked affections" of the wife an
mother though no where else referred to in Mrs
Buffers "Ycar of Consolation in Italy, find i'm
passioned utterance in the occasional verse wit
the pages of the Diary interspersed-rising in
cidentay out of some incident in the text. 81 hav
seen to-day" she writes, "the first blossoms of tn
spring." and hence arises to her desolae recollec
ton this affecting maternal scene:
A MOTHERS MEMORIES.
The blossoms hang again upon the trees,
AS when with their sweet breath they greeted me
Against my easement, on that sunny morn,
When thou first blossom of my spring, vast born
And as l lay, painting from the fierce strife
With death and agony that won thy life,
Their snowy clusters hung on their brown bough,
Zen upon my breast my May bud, thou;
They seem to me my sisters, oh, my child.
And now the air, full of their fragrance mild,
Recalls that hour; ten-fold agony
Pulls at my heart-strings, as think of thee.
Was it in vain! Oh, was it all in vain!
That night Of hope, of terror, and of pain,
When from the shadowy boundaries of death
l brought thee safely, breathing living breath.
Upon my heart-it holy shrine,
Full of Cons prase-they laid thee, treasure mine.
And from its tender depths the blue heaven smiled,
And the white blossoms bowed to thee my child,
And solemn joy of a new life was spread,
Like mysterious halo, round that bed
And now, how is it, since eleven years
Have stepped that memory in bitterest tears!
Alone, heart-broken on distant shore,
Thy chiilrcss lnotfIUI SITS 1amentlng Ger [earth,
Flowers, which the spring calls from this foreign
Thy twins that crowned the morning of thy birth.
How is it with thee-lost-l one
In thy fresh spring-time growing up alone! [shed
What warmth unfolds thee! what sweet dews are
Like love and patience over thy young head!
What holy springs feed thy deep inner life!
What shelters thee from passions deadly strife 2
What guards thy growth, straight, strong, and full
and free,
Lovely and glorious: oh, my fair young tree!
Thou-who by this aw full fate
Hast loppd, aud stripp'd, and left me desolate!
In the dark bitter floods that DER my soul,
Their pillows of despair triumphant roll,
Let me not be o'erwhelm'd!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-16
MIS- ELL A n ECU S.
From the New York True Sun.
HAYS MEN IN MEXICO.

HA MEN lin MEAlCO.
The Indiana Register gives series of
very interesting letters from Col. Dumont,
of the Indiana Volunteers. The following
is an exceedingly graphic and interesting
description of the entrance Of the famous
Texas Rangers into the City of Mexico:
"Well, yes, was about telling you how
the Rangers came to town. They rode
some sideways, some standing upright, some
by the reverse flank, some faced to the rear,
some on horses, some on asses, some on
mustangs, and some on mules. Here they
came, rag-tag and bobail, pell nell, heller
SHELTER. The head Of one covered with a
slouched hat; that Of another will. tower
ing cooked hat, and third bare headed,
whilst twenty others had caps made of the
skins Of every variety of wild and tame
beasts. The dog, the Cat, the bar the coon,
and the wildcat, had for this purpose all fall
len sacrifice, willing sacrifice, on the ex-
press condition that not one hair Of their
tails should be touched; that is to say,
suppose it must have been on this condition
for each cap had tail hanging TO it, and the
longed to the orig inal owner of the hide
fancy even now that hear The last reques
of that same old coon, which was, oh, spare
that tall This dying Injunction has no
been forgotten. His tail is where nature
placed it, and will there remain. But an
wandering. The subject upon which start
ed was the Texas Rangers, and find that
am on the subject of coons. To return.-
A nobler set Of fellows than these sam
Texan tatterdemalions never unsheathed
sword in their country's cause, or offere
up their lives on their country's altar
Young and vigorous, kind, generous an
brave, they have purposely dressed them
selves in such garb, as TO prove to tn
world at glance that they are neither reg
ulars nor volunteers common, but Texa
Rangers-as free and unres'ained as the q
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-16

Speaking against long prayers, Elder
Knap saws: When Peter was endeavoring
to walk upon the waters to meet his Master,
and was about sinking, had his suprlicaiion
been as long as the mirodnc.ion to one of
our modern prayers, before he got half way
through, he 1could have been fifty feet under
7cater.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-16
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY e. WELLS, JR.
E D TOR AND PROPRIE TOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, 81 so
6 ifnot paid within six months, 90
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-sSl per square for three lnser-
tions-l2 lines of small type II of large type
constitute squarc-25 cents for every subsequent
insertion. If the number of insertions be not
marked on the advertisement it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
post paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-09
WESTERN ADVERTISING sSp

AGENCY.
WV. KrxsioE. Thirl sirset. two d"ors cas-
Of Pos, Office. Pit,shurg. Pa. j. our an'horl
neil Agent for that oi,y. Nj h ais attends
:, he r,liecti n OF bills against persons ia
in ,bat citv-large or small-aud refers to the
Editors Of the Pittsburgh PRESS IN particular
mil the western press generally.
Z. w. CARR. opposite the Exchange
Ph;lq,lciuhis. is aetni Tor procuring subscrIp-
tio1.asA ,4eefiislng for the Wheeling Time
EEntsNr & GREES. 81 Street, opposite tn
Post omcc. Ciacjaaaii, will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times, aud all orders leii
with ticr1 viii I've promptly attended to.
N0tNn IS. fkGsgR is authorized to act A.
.Esut ior rccriving subscriptions and adver.
uents tor the W heeling Daily Times s
Advertiser. 30 Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
rfk and Boston. His Office is IN
Baltimore. st the Southeast, corner Of North
ani Fsyct,e streets:
Phiaderhi3, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chesngt SIS.
New York Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hail.
WM. THOMPSON. corner of Baltimore
anil South Sis. is duly authorized agent for
This paper in the city of Baltimore.
GEO PRATT No. 1871. NassauSt. N. Y.
wii. art as agent 10 procure sdvertlsments
sud suascip 'ion, in The city OF New York Tor
the the ling Daily aud Weekly Times.
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NAN lit.E i8' err, f..
R. ARMSTRONG & CO, Sole Agents.
WHEELING, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.

Leesburg Lottery, class a. draws August la, 1873.
10 Nose Balios.
10 rr,zes of I5,ool 10 9'i4es of 10000
sou io 600
Tickets siu Ger Of peck p whole Tickets VIII
cost sl40-shares in proportion.
Leesburg lsery. Class No a. draws ANGUS, 10, 1913
II Numbers and ~ drawn hallols.
grand prze Of coo 2Is prizes of Go
Ticket. sloi seTtilcste Of package Of &C whole
tickets will cost 20 dolls shares in proportion
Leebnrg Lottery clsss No A. draws August 90, la4s
prize Of SOC % puze of 1900
do 20 900 20 $50
Tickets Is dollars; certificate of % whole tickets VIII
cost $50 dollars shares IN proportion.
Delaware state Lottery Glass No &C. draws Aug 20. 49,
Prze If lsem ph4eof 10000
l 10000 $50 " l.0,O
Tickets y dolls eertEca'e OF package 25 whole
tickets viii cost ie0i shares in proportion.
ysesburg Lottery, Glass No 40 draws Augas,s, ls4a
- Numhcrs-l3 Ballots,
rri1e of 2 2SooS Prize of 1900
10000 10 500
Tickets dols Ger Of % whole tickets cost 20 collars
shares IN proportion.
Leesburg Lottery Glass No a. draws August Ia, 1873
IS Namhets-l2 drawn ballots.
oriseof % 1900 1900 pr'ae 81 100 800
do 5000 10 leo
Tickets dollars; certificate ola package of W holes
an cost 20 dollars, shares IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, class Ne g. August TO- 1913.
- Nsmbers--lt drawn haliots
prize of 10000 l0prizes OF 1000
SNo1 ~ 600
'be ~ 800
Tickets dollars; certificate OF ~ whole Il kots viii
cast - dollars; shares IA proportion.
Delaware Lottery, Glass No o. draws August a. 1913
- Nunihers--'j drawn ballots
prize Of 23uNa prize of 5000
T. eOu ) do IGtU
rckets dollars certificate ofaG whole tickets VIII
cost go dollars shares in proportion
New Jersey Lottery, Class No So May "a prize Of
20 900 dollars sent To Philadelphia
Delaware Lottery, Glass No 20, prize of $4,000 dol
lars, sent To New iork.
Delaware Lottery Glass No IS, capital prize % 300
dollars half Tickle Is, sent 10 Pittsburgh r..
Lseshufg Lottery, Cas- no s.--l4 1oi u1--quafter-
20 800, by ctl1ea.
Address your orders to
R.ARMSTRONG * CO., Agents,
Wheeling, Va.