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MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
(C0nfinued.)
Mr.. ElIis 70 Mr.. Webster.

The passport in the possession of MIR. George Will
kns Kendall, at the time he taken prisoner, was
in the following form, viz:
!" FL Cndadano Salvador Prats,
Vice Consul de La Republica Mexicana
En- Nueya Orleans,
Concedo passporte George Vlkins Kendall,
Natural de los Esiados UnidoS
de profession
Para que pase qualquiera puerta
zen
Firma del nteresada Dado en- Neuva Orleans,
de lSil.
The date we do not recoect. The words under
lined were in manuscript. The other words OF the
passport were engraved and printed.
The line commencing sem was blank, and the
passport, therefore, appeared contemplate his en-
tering Mexico by an inland port The above pass
port was frequently shown to US by Mr. Kendall
and certify that the above is, in every particular
a correct copy of the original.
At the side of the passport was stamp having,
round the emblem OF an eagle the words "Consolado
Msxicana en- Nueya Orleans.
Mr.. G. W. Kendall an ''inyted guest, and
accompanied the expedition upon account OF the
protection which il afforded against Indians and he
was not subject to military orders.
THOMAS FALCONER,
GEO. VAN NESS
Mexico 10th Feb. 1912.
CONSULATE OF THE U. $. IN Mexico.
Personally appeared before the undersigned, Vice
Consul OF the United States of America for the city
of Mexico, Thomas Falconer and George Van Ness,
who being first duly sworn, on the Holy Eyangelists
of Almighty God, to speak the truth, deposed that
the facts stated the preceding page in regard to
the passport of George Wilkins Kendall, true in
every respect.
In testimony whereof have hereto subscribed
r my name, and affixed the seal of this Con-
t'ANAl suate, this eleventh day Of February, 1912
at the City of Mexico.
Register B. folio g.
JOHN BLACK, " c.
True copy, from the duplicate in the archives of
the Legation.
BRANTZ MAYER
Secretary of Legation.
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LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE

fTllE SUBSCRIBER has nineiy-tiye acres OF lana a
i small dwelling house on i, d good spintof AIT
water withln 30 feet OF the doo:, 10 or 40 hearing
apple trees all grahcd fruit, bell pears puIbs p.,f
trees, and cutrants sufficient tof any FAMILY ll-,s
Also, August mill, vita two run Of stones and ID vel
mil ~ by %, with two run eff saws 10 II anjau,y
ceHent stand for a cotton or woon factory ur olirr
machinery, situated on Grand river in th,atevn>EG
of llarpcrsviiIe Ashtabulo county, ana stan (l mo
which he VIII sell cheap for cash-a part n Hand 1hc
residue on short credit.
mar l6-lt GEORGE SCIlELLENGER
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u, S. Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico.
ME.Ico, 10Th January, 1912.

DEAR SlR: Permit TO address few lines to
your Excellency for which intrusion musl beg your
in ugence. Placed under such crcum stances, and
by means enyiable, especially TO one whose liberty
is any thing but real, | med some assistance, and
feel assured that cannot obtain II from any olher
source than ffon you. am citizen ct the United
States, and merchant from Gwn county Illinois, by
trade sadder where my family still reside, consist
merchandise, for FeIs Immediately before the cxPe-
dlliun to Sante Re, in which lost all, and being OF
rather delicate constitutions have relish for any
thing obtained Tor | have been IN the hospital
nearly the time since arrived here, and my health
Is still in precarous condition. Tie object OF my
going 10 Santa Fe, with merchandise, was two fold,
gam my health 10 realise my expenses, and return
by way of ST Louis.
In fine accept the compliments of your obedent
servant,
JOHN TIIOMPKINS.
10 Ills Excellency, p ELLIS
Minister Plenipotentlary for he u. 5.
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CorroN.-The cotton crop in Mississippi promises
to be immense this season
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Mr. StOht IL Mr. Ellis.
CALcEL De la ACcoRpADA,
Mexico, 10th February, lSl
= II. 'NICLEODi
Btevet Brlgalter General
4 Commanding Il Ploneefs.

CALCEL De la ACcoRpADA,
MExCo, 10th February, 1872,
Sir taAe the Liberty Of Informing you that ar
rived here On the llth lnstQn prisoner from vi alta
noras, he al Salililo received a letter ifum Ma
tanoras stating that the Hon Daniel Webster, Sec
fethry OF State mad written y Mi. Consul Smith of
MGtanoras, aud that Mi, Smith had made applica on
General Arsta Tor my release, who replied, that
was chen out ot his power, as | was ordered on 70
Mexico. Mr. Smith, aln informed has written to
you concerning nie who is IN possession OF all the
facts relative 10 my arrest and cpntiue uent. The
ch trges alleged against me have been substan-
tated, and have been now pGls ner for fourteen
months. | have evidence with me that the charges
against me are false, and can prove my innocence.
am the only one here OF the party taat were made
prisoners Ia January, lsll. pay that your honor
would give ilmed ate attention tony case, that 1
may procure release om this long and miserable M
pfsonmen
am, very respectfully,
OuI obedient servant
BERGMAN O. SEONF
To the Hon. p ELLls, >
Minister PlpuInot.ninrv Meyicn
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M. Iorers 10 Mr.. Els.
Mexico, CALceL AccoRpApA,
10Th February 1872
DEAR SIR take the liberty OF informing you that
arrived hele last even NJ as prs ner from Satllo
had tue honor u Addressing you from that place
the month Of January last beg to refer YOU 20 that
communication for Information relative to my arrest
and Imprisonment and the manner ii which have
been treated by TINS Government
Your honor viii do me the favor OF gtaniing me an
interview, and ohhge
" ours, very respectfully
ISAAC 5. TOWERS
To the Ho J. p, ELLIS,
United States Mini Ter Penipotentiary
near the Government of Mexico
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TRANSLATION.
seal Third, &c.
J. the undersigned, Doctor in Medicine and Sur
gerry OF the University OF Gortuga, public professor
IN this city, certify that at the instance of some per-
sons, this day visited the prisoners in San Chrstobal
nine of whom found att cted with yariolod and
9TH rs sick, one of them nearly dead, four with an
eruption, and four with the fever which precedes the
eruption of lecrenteca. Among the others sick
there is who has the prognostics of typhoid fe-
yer and three others have the dysentery.
The l45 prisoners crowded into place so
small in proportion that they touch one another, and
over the spots where some of them are there is no
roof. The troops who guard them and the persons
who distribute provisions in such immediate con
tact with'them, and they are in such absolute want
of the necessary help, that consider the spread of
the epidemic inevitable, and for the same reasons
the entire nakedness OF the greater part of those sick
induces me to predict fatal result from the disease
with which they are afflicted wherefore give these
presents.
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NOTICE

Nv ICII.
r OSr or nislaid Promissory Note drawn by
IL me, and dated the lth inst, payable ninety days
after date, to John III Warwick or bearer for Thirty
dollars, the payment of which was guaranteed by a
gentleman of this city. Any person finding said note
will please return it to me, as the payment of same has
been stopped.
may 2G-3t JOHN J. WILKINS
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About 5000 strangers from foreign ports arrived
at New York last week
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mar l6-ll. GEORGE scGlELLENGEG
LRANKLlN HOUSE. chestnnL 49, H.

INRANkLlN HOUSE Chestnut street, pna-
i delphia.- This beautiful new hotel uaci
Chestnut street, between third and ouith -tcc> id
the hme'lne vicinity dthc scauboot landings bauA-
Rostolice theatres sc and 70 b keEton thc Amtrtah
European plan canjo ntly, viii he ofrHci under tht
supcrntendencc ct the suhsoubr On AdndaN. thr
l3thday Of June Pie hdu,' iit,d ui' ~ the
most splendid sylt everything hllnI 'nnfeIS new
and Of the best description hr ciroml~rs aIr -
CONSTRUCTED a, to utn parar Us day and slc,WHa
dputH,In by night The hest cooks haze boon .n'.
gateJ and no ,f3fs viii be spaced 10 i,nJtt llia
t,hAsh mont cqua TO the b,si Wlh rel4fie Qt: "a
uic stbd every other accommodation
untl-tt J VI SANDERSON 4 SON
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JAYNEs's TONIC .NERMlFrGE.
TNlllS VERMlFUGE is perfectly safe and % pel-
4 SAINT that children willnot refuse 10 take il II
eliectually destroys worms ncutr llzcs acidity II,
sourness of the stomach, increases APPETITE and aa
as general and permanent tome, aud i, therefore
exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and remitten,.
eyers, ndlgestlon sc. and is almost d certain cure
for fever and ague, and, what is Of more Importance
i does il permanently, For sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S
Drug Store, Pennsylvania .ltente
June lift
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WILLIAM YOUNC1S Dtue store


Also u-t recci> cd loereb,c assortuonl OF S"gars
Consisting of Rogalas, Prucipes, Imperial, and the
celebrated Long Mines
n B Persons afflicted wlh various diseases too
numerous 20 be M ntioncd III public print, can find
speedy relief and ornament cure by calling as above
where they will find the true Specific. one dose in
Time viii save nine. june IA
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JAYNEs's CARMUNATIVE BALsANl

JA4NES'S CARMUNATIVE BALSAM.
YNIilS is one Of the most efficient, pleasant, and
u safe compositions ever offered to the public iol
the cure OF the various arrangements Of tie stomach
and bowels, and the OILY article worthy Of the least
confidence for curing cholera nantum or summer
complaint, dJsentery and nervous Diseases
All persons are requested TO try it--lor, without
exception, il is OF the most valu bic family me-
dicnes ever yet discovered Hundreds nay thou.
sands OF certificates have been received from phy-
scians clergymen and families Of the first res pee
liability bearing the strongest testimony in its favor
too numerous to be mentioned. Full directions ac-
companyirg each bottle. For sale at
WILLIAM lOUNGaS
Drug store, tlso doors east Of GadshyS, Penn iretuc
June lift
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
may % At d&c
ARTISTS MATERIALS

ARTISTS MA IEKTALS
w LILLIAN FISCHER has just received by the
w schooner Phebe Eliza, "A complete assortment
,f Artists Materials of supeiior quality, comprising,
in part Of Prepared Canvass by the foot stretched
on traa,es, irob ny TO- to % hy 36 inches Oh Co
lors, Portrait, Sable and Cames Hair Brushes
French Black and Colored Ctayons, Miniature Ivory,
and Cases OF every size Pallets, Slabs, NlulIert,
English and Americans; Water Coors in Mahoga-
ny boxes, orby the Singc Cake large supply OF the
above articles is cons anty kept for sale at Saloners
Hall May iS-w2w
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X ERlTAS-l the undersigned, formerly Editor Of
' the NoHtore, IAN Bologna, ofthe Ga@eHa Eco-
nomicopotitioo del lIondo i" in Milan, f the :" Col4m-
ma deia F'ederaGioa in Mexico, and of FL CorreG
AHantico in Mexico and New Orleans, propose to
'dit in Washington phosophco-p Dlltco-diI loma
co.poleot paper, for the diffusion Of genc ii knowl
edge under the tie of VEairAs the editorial part Of
which will be both in the English and French Ian
guages. a Pfospectu. raisonaee Of this paper show
ing u necessity object, plan, views, terms, &c, will
he Published aud widely circulated in America and
Eur. pe, todtorator is obtained, a good
English scholar, both to correct my barbarous English
and to translate my French in good English
As the principal object Of this enterprise is by no
means that OF making money Al PERSONS natre nat
urdijsed OF strangers, who nay wish 10 take share
N it, VIII have rieh to share also the profit which
might possibly be derived from IT. without res,rvlng
Tor mysefihe least advantage over that which might
be obtained by each Of them.
A resident in the United States during nineteen
years, and citizen since lSl9 Icannot be suspected
OF being wholly ignorant of the Institutions OF The
country or Indifferent in the cause Of its social and
political happiness
Ofyrs received at my present residence, corner Of
PenHSy iSdnid Arenue and ron street Address, pos,
paid, IL" Ver1as,n Washington, ID, G.
sANTANGELo
Washington June 3 lSl2-lm
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To Ills Excellency, p ELLIS,
Minister Plenipotentiary for he U. 5.
GuEGNsroLA, January 81, 1912.

Sin am citizen Of the United States and State
of Tennessee. | arrived IN Texas about month
previous to the march Of the expedition to Santa Re,
which was understood to be Commercial On REACH
ing there my goods captured, and have since
been prisoner treated with all the rgor Of open war.
Being ia the vicinity OF the capital, resp ctiully ASK
that Interference to which | aln entitled and which
your duly prescribes.
am, SIR, very respectfully, your o9edlent servant,
H. Il. BUCHANAN.
The above is true
H. Mcleod,
Blevet Brigalter General
Commander. T. Ploheeis.
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TEIS medicine is the only one that has come be-
Il fore the public for the relief Of mothers, and is
designed for them, and them only. 1t snot cure
for all complaints, but Tor the one designed and the
testimonials in lis favor being so strcng, We recon-
mend It as valuable medicine. A pamphlet accom-
panies each bottle, with full description Of It's pecu
liar virtues. For sale hy
WIN, YOUNG Agent,
Two doors east Of Gadsby's, Pennsy Sauia Avenue.
June 22-u
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Having determined to ispose Of the above, purcha.
sers will do well 10 make early application
W. w CORCORAN
Jun 20-lawfw
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oucoNErAkA, January 81, ls42.

hereby certify, as commander Of the expedition
from the city of Austin to Santa Fc, that Mr. David
SnWely was well known TO be a citizen Of the State
OF OHIO, IN the United States of America; that he
carried merchandise for sale at Santa Fe under the
promise of market by the Government of Texas
that he was not a soldier in the Texan service and
never to my knowledge, forfeited his citizenship in
the United States by any act Of his in the Republic
OF Texas.
II. MCLEOD,
Brig. Gen Cong Sa,ta Fe pioneers.
GuEcuErorA, January 81, 1912.
SIR: have the honor 10 incQsc the foregoing GER
tfcate Of the COMMANDING General, to convince YOU
that am in way connected ith the expedition to
Santa Fe Your interview IN my favor will much
obigc
Your obodient servant
DAVID SNIVELY.
10 His ENceency Z. ELLIS.
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TRANSLATION.
To the honorable

PowHArAN ELLIS, Minister from the U. $,
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Mr.. I'o,cers TO Mr.. Ellis.

. W.T.. HUI. . IlLLISl
Minister Plenlpoentiary, Mexico
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Your obedent servant
BRANTZ MAYER,
Secretary of Legation.
To His Excelency PowHArAN ELLIS,
Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary U. S. A..
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OFFICERS.
X. +. Brennan, VIM G. Cooke, Commissioners
J. 5. Sutton, Captain; Theodore Seyey, Adjutant !
p. 5. Lubbock, Jacob Browne, Ira Munson, Lieute'
nants VIM. ii. Hunt Engineer; ii. l.. Crush, Com
missary VIM. H. Alsbury, Interpreter f. r Combs
Of Ohio, tourist 2. A. Sully, merchant
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sEN The hne copperfastened schooner GL.pIA.
SAko loh, Baker, master, having the greater ra of
Aer cargo engaged, and will meet with d atch
OF freight OF 20 packages tobacco or passage
having good accommodations apply 10 ina rn,ssr -
BOARD At Lutlam's wharf, rto ''-Se' on
" y ID
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ny LAST nvnNINo,s MAIL.
CoNGREss--Tnun. DAT.

The discussion on the Exehequer, was eontinu
I'd by Mr.. Mangum. in powerful speech ngains,
f'the scheme. The Globe. from the indications oi
the day and the effects OF tho Speech considers the
measure, in any form, entirely forlorr. MIR. Man
gum tsays that paper) denounced every rspcc, Of
The measure and declared il as bis confident belief
that it would not receive the support of solitary
member. When MIR Mangum sa, down, no mem
Der rose 20 gansay tho assertion thus made.
The Independent thus notices MIR. Ms speech:
"Aiter some preliminary remarks Mr. NJ. proceeded
review the proposed plan Of the Sec. Of the rIcn-
~, the whole Of which he expressed his dissent in
ia 'wormest terms. lie declared that never since
NJ origin ofthc Republic had so bold n push been
Nde for absolute power MS was here aimed ut. IL
AS plan To increase the power aud patronage OF
government md to give to a bankrupt Govern
..-nt the ability ofmakng fresh issues OF money OF
period when distress prevailed IN monied opera
'"ns throughout the land.
Il was indeed II notable scheme,-a sign of the
times.
He had opposed the sub.Ttc,,ury, and as he
'"ns'dercd that sys'em, hc preferred infinitely
gGis.
This was, in fact, renewal of Gen. Jaekson's
.'an, which when first suggested was repuatcd by
. every in'cgcnt man in the county.
would be tns", indeed, Il this plan was to I've
viewed in its monetary aspect, solely, and wi,hou,
regard TO the enormous increase oi governmental pa.
tTonage which IL WIS designed To confer.
IL was pan that had been reproduced ny the
entire. Wing party, body whose principles had a
triumphant foo;hold in the country until the shadow
vi one man crossed their pathway.
Both Houses adjourned over to Monday.
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REAL ESTATE AR AITCrI0N

II virtue OF deed oftrus executed by Richard Reins
nearing date OF 10Th December. Ie3 record in the
OF me Clerk OF the hu-tuss for the city Of
lCunloh' toT the purpose Of securing the paymcn oil
am sums OF money therein named John iIeh the
trustees ~ the said deed uamed, viii sell by
Fuoc aucnon to the highest bidder for cash on the prs
mises on MONDAY, the 81 January lsi2 ar 4 oieIacs
NJ tw0 certain lots or parcels OF ground, half each
yhs IN Suieriooris Addition 10 the city Richmond on
north side of street between Jefferson OF West
ana Madison, or 9Th Western streets fronting M fsf
on street. ana running back 49, 10 an alley Is feet
being the sAmelots conveyed Ieh 10 said
The title ia believed to be good but the undersigned.
selling as trustees will convey only such rle as is vested
IN them 10y the sal decd ID q RAMON PHI
ucS dtd J. G.. McCREDiE
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CAN DIES
GIFTS ron THE sE,SoN

=
I. W. RANDOLPH 4 co, at R. u. SsnSays old stand
o. ,i Man T no haze fer 'as in adon 70 large sice
gg9us Hohks 10 ,a"ls9mc binding Fancy Goods &c. tho
ensrsyinss. with Observation-Disclosures L
prawi9g Room SCRAP BOOK, 10y Mary Iowir--36 plates
authors Of England by u chorlev-li plates
gieturcsquc Sketches IN ITclsnt-2 colofcd plates
Hole 81 season, NV Lady Bossngton-- " plates
,I cs BOOK Of bcau'y'py 10 u DO
Gems Of iciniy by do--i3 plates Or sp,niSh sbiee,,
BcautY's Cosiumc-a scricsof 10 female feutcs
Gems NJ Ancient Art, or 30 specimens from the old Mas.
SYRIA, HOLY Land Asia Minor &e37 views from Nature
Vows N IIay' Franco and switzerland. 10y Rosovc-
Cabinet Of Modern AT, aud Literary Souvenir, 10y A
Gems Of ~. Token Of Remcmhancc-s3p plates
Sienhetd's views in the hItlsh Channel-fu plates
Heath Historical AnnuaL by Carormolc-t5 slafea
The Bible, illustrated with " Ens@vnes Of remarkable
80 mil sR,und London. illustrated. ~ plates
-hobcrls Fotgcf.mc not. Christmas Gin. II plates
Porual Album, or 20 Porf'us OF eminent men Of 10Th
The sea, Illustrated. 10 splendid Fnsnvinss
"ca,hs Pieinresqno Annu'l or Pans In 1871. 10y Mrs
Juvenile scrsp Hook. hy Mrs EHs 10 plates
GIN fnt oil scaruns, by ". Anderson, plates
Friendships Offering and wntct's wfcatb: 10 rt,,es
iouor Gentlcmen's Annual by Clara Han IL plates
Boston Token and Atlantic Souvenir. lOplates
lady Book 9lfowef' and Poetry by Lucy Hoop 10
roets q Ancrica nuarcdby other painters, vols
The Gem. Chrsimss sod New Years prescni.7 plates
The Christian Krcr sake. ~ plates
Rose cfsheton, Religious Souvenir 10y Miss Eds,rtcni
plates
Keepsake american, Us 40
rocuy ofFlowcrsaod Flower ofloeiry. by f = ossood
~ colnrcd DO
Ga Christmas aud New Years present. by Miss Leslie.
DO
Violet 80 ~ \ 10
Amstanih. Sin ior an setsrns q 90
Boston Friendships Offering, by Miss Esing IN 80
Dahia, OF Memorial ~ Affection, 10y Lady 6 30
Rose, or Affections Gtn hy Marshall ~ 10
american Keepsake by Mrs lIohind 30
Nouthe kcep1sk = an Tor younf people W DO
Annuslcue, a Chrsinas giii for children DO
Chde Gem Remember mo, The Remembrance, The
Little Forget moi Chlds Literary MESSENGER, True
Love Tales. and 100 other hooks for children
We have M this time, tho best collection Of Rocks
and Fancy Goods suitable 0I presents that has ever been
seen IN Richmond before.
dc23 J.w. RANDOLPH & co.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE

OURsuAS 10 decree ofthc Circuit superior Court Of
i Law and ChanceTy foT the county Heurico and Civ
90 hehmoni on the ehaneery side, pronounced the
l8h Day 81 Novtmbcr ISL in suit therein depending
in which Robert Williamson Is piaint and Levin sYIn
aud John Bots, as earnishe, defendants, shall
sell 70 me highest BIDDER. IN front OF tho Bell Tve in
the City of Richmond, Tuesday the ith day of Janua
~ next a ~ O'Clock, NJ trough bred mare called
h9sae son rs and her colts in the proceedings mention
ed oa credit OF 60 days The colts said to be very
valuable and thorough bred. p b. Jones ~
lie 10 iiis Co,,Dis'i-,,,r
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GEO. w. DIXON.
dc Odd G ". MACMURDo. Trustees.
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEwELRY.
FANCY ARTICLES, sc. AT AUCTION.
Commencing a, 10 o'clock Monday, 81 January 1872
10 rqni OF our Store we will sell quantity Furniture
Hish and low Post nedstcads, Bureaus
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses,
Shuck Mattresses
Tables, Chairs Rocking DO
Also variety Of Glass Ware, rnnsistirr ~ L.. n
eanrrs Tumbers Wine Classes Lamps &c ius, 70. ~
Ell, aud TO TO sold without reserve. Jas 'Se'
GROCERIES,.
Moasses common whskey,
French Brandy
Butter. Lard soar, Candles
Tobacco, Cigars. Tees
Champagne Wine, bv the doz
Immediately after tie above SHE will bs sott f, 81, .
shelf, variety Of WV 'V'i 'io
Dry Goois
Clothing Or every variety
Cutlery. Fancy Goods
IeWery plain Lever Watches
Buckssin Gloves
Flannel Cassinetl, &c. M RI
nf-Thc sale will bc continued from d,v In S,,. -,
eonsIgnments closed. "a & - -"
- - W
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FOR .ESTON

tSV% me hne sehr FOREST, Eldridso master. Ia,
&{O ing the greater part OF her targo epra,ed ant
sz. VIII meet with despatch. For balance OF fFeiSbt
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