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NOTICE.

a BSCONDED from The Poor House, in
IA Westminster, on the 18th inst, ABIGAIL
II. DERBY, wife of Ezra Derby, paupor of
the town Of Westminster This is to forbid all
persons from harboring or trusting said pauper,
on account of said ;own, as they have made
ample provision for her support, that they
are determined not to pay for any expenses in.
Cured for her in any way.
SIMEON sANDERsoN, } Orerseers of
JOSEPH WHITMAN, lie Poor of
JOHN JACKSON, Westminster.
Westminster, Sept s, 1892, 80
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The Montreal Courant Of Sept. - says, that
the Cholera has almos: entirely disappeared
from that city. During the last five days the
Uior has heard Of but deaths Of that disease
MARYLAND. Tho Aims house. situate some
miles from Baltimore has been tho scene Of an
impressive and awful warning to drunkards.
OF about 500 inmates the number on the 18th
Juiy,) AIS were incorporate persons; this ac.
counts for the extreme mortality Of the cholera
there, which numbered l25 victims one fourth
OF the whole. We arc glad to learn that the
epidemic has suddenly ceased at that place with
in few days.
1t should be stated, also that Of all the head
persons and attendants at this scene of death,
not one contracted the disease.
Baltimore PatIiOt
II may be altogether too late TO warn the
public against the use Of aoiAtS as a security
against cholera. The notion that pert WINE is
the best species of wine for this purpose ID
equally delusion. If people must drink wine
tho soft wines are less dangerous than the
harsh. Two intelligent physicians Of cxten.
sivo practice, have informed us that during the
progress Of the epidemic, they have been called
TO large number Of cases which could clearly
be traced TO drinking of port vine. They do.
nounce it in unqualified terms
NJ Y Journal Of Commerce.
We learn from Captain Coffin, from Amsterdam
that the Cholera was raging at Rotterdam and at
Texel, but had not reached Amsterdam when he
left--Netu York Paper.
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To the Hon. the Covntv Com.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS. At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the sec
ond Tuesday Of September, A. d. 1882:
On the petition aforesaid Ordered, That no.
tce be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of David Bonney. innholder,
in Brookfeld, in said County, on Monday, the
twenty-second day Of October next, at two of
tho clock, in the afternoon, by publishing an
attested copy of said petition and OF this order
thereon, in "Thc Massachusetts Spy" news
paper, printed in SAID Worcester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the said twenty-second
day of October
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
of said County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerk of the town of North Brookfied in said
County, with an at,ested copy of said petition
and order, thirty days, at least, and also post up
an attested copy thereof, in two public places
in said town of North Brookfiela, fourteen DAYS.
at least, before the said twenty second day OF
October, at which time and place said Commits
soners will proceed to view the road described
in said petition, and 10 hear all persons and
corporations interested therein, who may then
ard there desire TO he heard thereon.
Attest: ABIJAIl BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy ofthe petition and of the orGer thereon
% Attest ABIJAH BlGELOW, Clerk.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. Is, 1889.
10 the Wd0sv aud Heirs Of EzgKItL TucKrR,
iaie Of Spencer, in said County, deceased and
TO al 0thcrs concerned in the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
VTOU are hereby cited to appear Of you
a see ft,) at toe Court OF Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester, IN said County, On the first
Tuesday in November next, at ten OF the clock
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted to sell the whole or SO much OF the
Real Estate OF said deceased, as will raise Stl0 so
for the payment OF debts and charges aud yol
will be heard thereon.
THEopH'S. WHEELER, Reg.
49, BY ORDER Of The H9a. JRlte
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Missouri ELECTION. The official re-
turns OF the election in this State, give the
following result: For Governor, Duliklin
lJarksonl 9l2l; Bull National Republican,
8035. For Congress, Ashley IN. R.l 949S I;
Wells u $3.50.
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DIVISION ORDER-Head Quarters, Worcester,
Sept. IS, 1882.
The sixth Division of the Massachusetts, Militia
will be Paraded for review and inspection of arms
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SILKS,

4 splendid variety, just opened, received
III from the New York Auctions, and for sale
Gerry cheap, by b. HAYWOOD & co.
Worcester, Sept. 49,
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VERMONT ELECTION The returns from 1854
towns, in the Windsor Republican and Journal, give
an aggregate of 3356a votes. OF these Crafts
lNat. Rep received 1865, Palmer (Ant- Mason
ic) l4,308, Mech (JacksoEl 6,645. In the same
towns last year, they were for Allen 1861, Palm
er l@.8O7, Mech 5,l69. Crafts has gained 1864,
Palmer 1901 Mech l476. Whole gain in these
towns 494l. No choice by the people The Re-
publican estimates the relative strength Of parties
in the House Of Representatives to he, GO National
Rep ublicans. 81 Anti Masons. and 40 Jacksonl-
ans, and predicts that Samuel C. Crafts will be
Governor.
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NOTICE.

TsTHE subscribers have determined to relin-
4 qush smiTety the sale Of .4rdeAt Spirits.
They have on hand
% Hhds MOLASSES,
200 Bush r. l. SALT.
10 Chests Souchong TEA,
90 Bags St Domingo COFFEE,
10 Old Java
10 Hhds. Port Rico SUGAR,
Together with large assortment of W. L.
Goods and Groceries, with ;he exception above
named) which will lie sold at a small advance
from Cost. ESTARROOK 81 HOWE.
Worcester Sent 49,
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WOU are hereby cited to appear, (it you
IL cited TO appear at a Court OF Probate to be
holden at rempIelon, in said Cously, on the third
Tuesday in October neat, at nine OF the clor K
before noon, 10 show cause why the Account OF
the Administration OF said Estate should not be
allowed and you will be heard thereon
So NArll'L. PAINE.J J. prob.
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The accounts from almost all places where the
thulera has prevailed represent il as being on the
decline, and, in The places which it has recently
been extended, although it has lost nothing oc its
malignancy, yet much fewer seem 10 be subject to
lie attacks then in the earlier stages Of the disease
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. IS, 1885,.
n The Heirs Of BETsEY PRATT, late ofGardner,
IN said County, Deceased, and 10 ahOihsrS con-
cerhed IN tie Estate Of said deceased,
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MAINE ELECTION. Last year the Jackson men
elected Gov. Smith by majority of above $500
votes over all others, and previous to the late
election their papers assured us that they should
re-elect him by majority from eight TO ten thou
sand If the elections, every where, vary from
their predictions, as this has, we could wish no
better result. Returns are already received from
2fl towns, which stand as follows:
soosaoG T. Mr., as,lso 1889
Scat, "a. NJ S05-26,955
MAJORITY for Smith, 944
Last year the votes in the same towns were, for
Smith. 25,l19
Goodnow, 1888
Majority for Smith 1851
Making net loss to Smith of 1897 There are
about 100 towns remaining to lie heard from, which,
it is hoped, will prove equally favorable with the
above. Our opinion is, that Smith is chosen by 4
small majority. The Jackson papers now admit,
that, instead of ten thousand it probably will not
exceed t,cO. twill, most likely be less than that
The Senate consists of 25 Senators Last year. the
Republicans elected but three this year, they have
nine certain, ard very probably eleuen
The iiallowell Advocate SAYS, the result of the
election is glorious and triumphant indication
that Uictory will crown our efforts in November
next. ifw we but do our duty and the TEN ELrcTo-
RAJ VOTES OF MAINE will be given for HENRY
CLAY" =" When the naked question comes IN
between CLAY and JACKSON, thousands will
shrink from openly bowling the knee to corruption
and despotism who have voted for Samuel e.
Smith year after year."
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MONTREAL. Digest Of Reports issued by the
Board OF Health of Montreal, arranged by weeks
ending on Saturdays, inclusive, at &, P. NJ
Wenks CaseS Deaths Tninl Eninl
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PATRIor OFFICE, :
Wednesday,, 1 o'clock, p. Nj. {

The MAnKEr.-There has been considerable
activity in Coffee since our last report-we hear
of several large parcels Of old crop Rio having
changed hands at IS c. on time, and lot Of 500
bags Porto Rico. middling quality, at lSEe. A
mos. principally for expectation; for alot Of prime
St. Domingo Is c. has been offered and refused;
we quote laa 13c. for common qualities, as
the fair market price for this description to-day
We have yet to notice the smaliness of the re-
ceipts of Flour in Howard street; the wagon price
for that manufactured from new wheat continues
at so, and sales from stores at Sc, 62a; Ci.
tyMils at 6,s7a $50. The supply Of Wheat,
at present, is toIerably fair-Red, of the best
quality is work l,s3 Ley. and White, OF the
same, Suitable for family FOUR $50 l.S5.-
Corn is plenty, the demand has not been so great
within day or two past, owing to the scarcity
Of vessels; White to day is selling at 65 67 C.
and yellow at 6s a zoe. Rye zoe. Oats "a C.
Sales this week Of "copper" DISTILLED Susquehanna
Whiskey at 81 C. in hhds and 50 in bbls.-
Rice is duI-some limited transactions to the
trade at 81 per loo lbs. Sack Salt IN large guam
titles has been taken by the trade at l,95 200,
Some improvement in Herrings-saes Of No
at e.S74 a 80. The market is quite bare Of No.
3 Mackerel.
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EDUCATION.
!A,exandria sicaAemy. ID. G.

vIlHE subscriber respectfully informs his patrons and
i the public. that the exercises of this Institution
will be resumed on the first Monday in September.
The course of instruct n will comprise the Latin,
Greek. French and English Languages, Tin the prn
cpes and ldoms of which the students shall be tho
roughly grounded;) Bellies Lettres Execution, Natu;
raj and Moral Philosophy Geography, Astronomy, and
the usual branches of liberal education
Strict attention will be paid to the scholars in the
English department. They will be carefully instruct
ed in the English Grammar, History, Geography, the
use of the Globes, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Maine
MATES, &c. Both the Classical and English scholars
will be frequently exercised in composition. declama
ton. &C. The earnest wish ofthe subscriber being to
prepare them for the business Of active life, their stu
dies and efforts shall be seduously directed to that i'm
portant object. The morals and manners Of the pu'
pills will also be attended to.
The subscriber having been extensively engaged in
building, for The last eighteen months, was Of neces'
sity called of occasionally from his business; but he
takes pleasure to state, that the for such inter
rup,ion is now removed, and that he has made such
arrangements will enable him, in future, TO, devote
his time and attention exclusively to his profession
! The Principal could accommodate four young gen
tlemen in his family On reasonable terms
EDWARD HUGHES,
,ue o0-oawtf Principal.
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coMMUNIcATEp.

The different watering places in Virginia, are
increasing their company rapidly; some OF them
are crowded to Overlooking. The White Sui
phur, for some weeks past, has had between $50
and 500 visitors; among whom is the highly dis
tinguished, talented and patriotic Henry Clay OF
Kentucky, and other distinguished men OF the
nation. The Hot and Warm Springs. the Sweet
Springs, the Salt and Red Sulphur, are all either
filled or filling fast. Persons from all quarters
are Hocking to the Virginia Springs, suIne to re-
pair shattered constitutions, large proportion
in pursuit Of pleasure, and maay TO avoid con'a-
zion at home. Such number OF visitors was ne
yer before witnessed in this country. From pre-
seat appearance we think the current is still How
ing rapidly towards the mountains, and viii not
cease I'LL every Spring, Village. and Country Ian,
can no longer afford accommodations.
Among the distinguished visitors at the White
sulphur Springs, besides Mr. Clay, are the Hon.
Edward Livingston, Secretary Of State, Hon.
Andrew Stevenson, and Gov. Barbour.
The only objection to the Virginia Springs IS,
hat the Accommodations are not such as they ought
TO be. for the price. Great complaints are made
on this head aud it will require another year be-
fore proper buildings, &c. can be putuP.
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The Sirth Session Of MIS-. PORTERS
Seminary for XOung Aaaies
aug 20-2swtf

WILL commence on MONDAY, the lIh VI sep
w TENDER next.
B,srl anil tuition in all the branches Of English
Instruction. one hundred and fifty dollars per year, OF
forty eight weeks, payable Quarterly in advance.
Washing 50 per quarter
Tuition for day scholars according to the class IN
VIII CHI they rank four six, eight dollars per term of
twelve weeks
Music, Piano. Harp and Guitar Sis
Drawing from Nature. Landscape and Flower
Painting, in oil and water cOlors 6
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors S
Wax.work and Chinese Ornamental work S
Latin, French, Italian, aud Spanish, each &
In addition to the present teacher employed in the
above languages, an European Lady IS expected 10 re-
side i'm the family, who i'll promote the habiai use
Of French and Italian in conversation. and conduct
daily course Of reading in each language.
The Primary Glass will be taught Reading. Spelling
and Mental Arithmetic; Plain and Ornamental Sewing
in all their varieties.
Use of Piano, 50 per quarter; Harp and Guitar, S.
Seat in Church, 81 per year.
Lectures in Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy,
by Is. iialioweIi, 81 per course.
Each young lady nust be provided with bed, bed
ding an towels; table and tea spoon and silver tum
bier.
uniform is worn daily in winter. consisting Of a
blue worsed dress and black apron; plain muslin
handkerchief, leather shoes. and colored hose. On
Sunday, similar dress, with cape Of the ssme mate.
rial; straw bonnet, lined with blue, and CRIMSON RIB.
bon clOaES OF dark 0lue summer Uress oI otue B'ne
ham during the week. and .on Sunday white dress,
blue belt and the bonnet as in winter, with blue
ribbon
This Institution is at all times accessible to those
who wish to learn its arrangements Parents are par
ticuey requested to visit the school rooms during the
hours Of recitation, and examine the mode OF nstruc.
,ion discipline and progress of the pupils
REFER IO
Rev r Keith and Professor Lipptt, Theological
Seminary.
Rev William Jackson, Rev C. Mann, John Roberts,
Thomas Fairfax Thompson F. Mason. Lawrence Lew.
is Richard B. Mason, Bernard llooe, A. e. Cszenove Is
Co, 1. p. Thompson, WIN. Fowle u Co, George
Brent. DR.. T. Semmes. Z Snowden, Esq Alexandra,
ID. &.
Col Bomford Hon. Levi Woodbury., Commodore
Rodgers. Commodore Norris Messrs Gales 4 Seaton'
Washington. d. e.
Temple Mason, Temple Hall, I.oudoun Co. Va
Henry Turner Wheatiand, Jefferson Co. Va.
Hon Daniel Webster, Massachusetts,.
Gen John Mason Georgetown
ALE.,SparA corner Of Duke and Washington sts.
aug iU-2awtlstOct
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BALTIMORE, August e

BALTIMORE, August g.
Report of Deaths by Cholera IN the City OF Bal
timure for the last "a hours, ending at 10 o.
clock this morning, VIZ:
In Pirate Prartice-A white man, aged AZ,
corner Of Howard and Barre streets; white boy,
aged ), Ruxtpn street; white man, aged 81,
Front street; white woman. aged Is, Spring st;
coored man, aged as, Tyson's alley; white
woman. aged 65. Exeter street; white woman,
AGED Is, Low st; white boy, aged 9, Aibemarle
street: a white woman. aged &c, do DOC.
Hospital No None.
Hospital No "a white man. aged %. from
Light street; a do do, aged A., from Long
Alley; coloreJ woman. aged %, from Busy
Alev; a white woman, aged As, from HIl'en st;
a white man. aged 81, from corner OF Camden
and Light streets; white woman, aged 10, from
Long AlIey-6. Total Is.
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Nouug Aaaies' Seminary,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street, Cefweer
King and Cameron.
IXIILLIAM JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties Of his School will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in September next La.
Tin. French, and the useful branches of complete
English education II comprise the course of study:
s arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits of industry and love for literature
connected with uthe' facilities of the institution is
Free Library of upwards of hundred and fifty vn.
lumes carefully sci, ced from the best authors, to
which gradual accessions will be made. AS neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven Or
twelve years. and attending particularly to the i'm
prcvcments made in the science Of Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction 10 his patrons
Esperinentaly knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations, and CO operation o: those inter
esed. he respectfully invites them TO call frequently
and witness for themselves his system ct instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency OF his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fed wi: be employed TO instruct in French. Music,
Drawing and Painting.
Alexandria, Angus, ,, ls}2-3m
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BOSTON MARKET, Aug. 90.

Eour.-There exists no material change 10 the
Flour market Some new Richmond Canal has
been sold at 81. and prime old Howard Street,
81. 4 mos, and tennessee 6S 81, cash.
Grnn.-Throughou the week, the Corn mar
ket has been exceedingly dull. and lower prices
have been submitted to. Sales OF prime yellow
fat have been made at 70, and fair do. rs Cts
white at IS 76 cts. Eastern Oats. so 81
cts. and Northern Rye, % cts. per bushel.
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Sacred Music.

nvERS SELECTION, consisting of about three
II hundred approved Psalm aud Hymn Tunes, and
&C ne'se introduction TO the Art of Singing including
Supplement. containing variety Of admired Tunes,
Not inserted in any former edition; 9th edition, en-
iarsed and improved; price rs cents. And, by the
same author. the "vocal Preceptor," containing the
Hamut With lessons and examples, Designed express
sug SG-St T. KENNEDY.
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Loss of The Schr. James Monroe. The schr
James Monroe. of and from Rappahannock, with
cargo of 1000 bushels IT wheat, was driven on
Hampton Bar, on the 18th, during heavy blow
from S. w. and thumped so violently that part
of her bottom was knocked out. She was alter
wards n,uled ashore on the Beach at Old Point
where si,c lies in a sinking conditlon-carSo to-
tall lost.
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Farms and Fishsvies for sole.

Is offered for sale, the valuable Estate called LEX
/ ING ron, lying on and at the mouth Of occoqnan
River, in Fairfax County, Va. This estate contains
unwards of 1900 Acres Of good farming Land. with
pn abundance of w OIL ard Timber. 1t has on it q
very handsome aud large
"a DWELLING HOUSE. and other good i'm
% eius estate are two Fisheries: one, called Sandy
Point is yery excellent ShAd and Herring shore, con.
sered eqna to any in that neighborhood and Is fsll'
ed at small expense. The other has not been much
6,hed of late Yeas. but fprnerl. considered We
or divided to suit purchasers, into2, g. or farms -
nexcellent Farm could he attached 10 the Fishery.
of from to 400 acres, which would be very convenient
lnr maoruc from the same Another, Of similar size,
could he allotted with the Dwelling House The resi-
due of the Land having much wood and timber on IT.
will be very valuable to any purchaser.
Deer and other Game, well as Fish aud FOWL are
very abundant on this Estate tits about twenty miles
below Alexandria and five from Occoquan Mills al
which later place is thriving village and extensive
manufacturing establishments For further particulars
and terms apply to Thomson F. Mason, Esq OF Alex
andra, ID. or to the subscriber now in Georgetown
ID. G..
aup lS-Staw4w
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We learn, from Il letter dated Charleston,
kanawha county, Virginia, August 9, 1852, that
an accident occurred to the mail stage on the al
ternoOn Of that day, in passing the kanawha RI
Yer. Tue ferr,mau unfasteued the chain which
secures the boat to the landing place, before the
hind wheels of the stage had entered the boat
The boat floated of from the bank, aud the stage
and horses were precipitaed into the river. The
horses were drowned, but. fortunately, the lives
"f the passengers in the stage were preserved. -
The stage, baggage, and the mail, were saved
also. The passengers we're eight IN number. con-
sis,ins of four gentlemen, two ladies', child and
servant, In consequence ola recent heavy show
&c OF rain, the curtains of the stage were fastened
down and the windows closed. One Of the pas
seugers, Mr. Plummer, the representative in
Congress from Mississippi. extricated himself
From ,,. stare, which was then in about four let
wstrr, and ss> 's,e;;l in removing the others. No
blame il is stated IS attributable to the driver Of
the stage. -, r.
Judge Bib, of Kentucky. md ms lady lett
Charleston the same morning. 'oF
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.Nnurt Vineyard AoteA.

go The snh,crner bsgs leave 10 return his thanks
.i: h;s friend, and the public generally for the
,ap.ment here, ofore extended TO his Father anu
hopes BY strict attention to business to meTi. con-
,nuance of their patronage. The above estso"s''"'
is si,us,sd bout tour Hundred yards west OF
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, "a.
at the ut heretofore used as private dwe"'s uy I
late ,;ch.rd Ka,c,e which, for health, comfort. ana
pure water, is exceiled by no place whatever re
will accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen IN the most
comfortable manner and the most reasonable
either As travellers as Bosraers, by the week Ut
month L.,
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of leaving town dur
ing III. summer months, would find this comtortaoie
anu agreeable retreat, being only IA miles IRON Alex
andrs, and IS from Washington and Georgetown
JOHN +. BRONAUGh.
Mount Vineyard, August 9, l852-Sw
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BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Public Sale Of Dry Goods.

VA ILL be sold at auction, without reserve in Alc1
w andria on Wednesday, the goth day Of the pre-.
sent month,
A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
mostly very desirable, consisting of Besched brown
and plaid Domestics; Linens, Diapers super and COM
Bazes Dress Silks in great vsre Cslicoes and Cling
hams; brown and white Drillngs; French Linens;
Laces, Wells, Gloves. Hosiery and. in short, almost
every article suitable for q Dry Goods Store.
This sale will be worthy the attention Of Country
Dealers US we'll as those in town; also of private nd
yiduals Terms will be liberal, and made known at
time Of sale. GEO s. ROUGH,
WM. L. HODGSON,
Trustees of Isaac Cannell.
aug % WA. ID MUTT, Auctoneer.