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AN EXCITING STORY.

Il s (
The following fact will showt the differ.
emf dangers to which solitary travellers
are sotdetimes exposed. A man belon .
ing to Mr.. Solnmen's congregation, al
Bethany returning home ards from VII.
i TO bis. friends, took j circuitous course
10 carry s BIZ i a2SR1al Fl u ta' sSH
bad risen % some height by the time be
reached the spot. and seeing no game he
laid his gun down on shelving rock, the
back part ot3Nhich was covered over With
species Of dwarf thorn bushes. He went
10 the water, took hearty drink and re-
turned 10 the rock, smoked pipe, and
being littla Tired fell asleep. r
In short time, the heat from The rock
aWoke him, and opening his eyes, he saw
a large lion cfonohing before him, with
his eyes glaring 10 his face, and wlthinIt.
tie more than b yard Of his feet He sat
motiohlesS tof some minutes, till be had
recovered bis presence Of mind then
cycling his gpn, moved his hand slowly
towards il the lion seeing him. raised
his head and gave Tremendous roar he
had made another and another attempt,
but the gun being far beg ond his reach,
he gave il u1, as the lion seemed well
aware Of his Iobject, ana was enraged
whenever he attempted 10 move his hand
His situation how9aeeanee painful in the
extreme the rock on which be sat, be
came so hot that he could scarcely beal
his naked feet 10 touch il, and KEEP
moving them alternately. placing one
above another.
Ii The day passed, and the night also, buI
llhe Iron never moved from the spot; the
sun rose again, and its intense heat soon
rendered him MIN past feeling. AT moor
fife lion rose andfwalked to the water. I
| few yards distant, looking behind as il
went, lest the man should move, ant
seeing him s.Eeich gu, his arm 10 raise BIZ
gqn. idrneds IN a rage, and was on lh'
lpeint Of splipging upon him. TIT
animal went 10 The water; drank, ant
returning lay down at the edge of'sh,
rock Another night passed the maj
describing i, said be knows not whe,he
bis eyes were open, for'he always saw III
llion al bis feet. Next day, in the lore
moon, the animal went again 10 the wa
tier, and bile there he listened. 70 som
, noise, apparently from an opposite quar-
Ter, and disappeared in the bushes.
/ The manlnow made another effort, sei'
ed his gun button attempting 10 raise, b
! fell, his ankles being without power
lwilh his gp1 10 his hand. be crept 10 ID
water and drank, bit looking at bis. fee
!, / he saw, d be expressed il, bis "tot
, roasted" and the skin torn off with lh
J, grass. There he sat few moments, q
pecline the lion return,l when he res9l'
ed 10 send The eonteH.s 81 The gun thropg
]. his head butias it.did not appear, tyin
bis gun 10 his back, the poor manimade Il
best Of bis way. on bis hands and kne.
! lilo the neaTest path, hoping some soIi'al
: individual might pass. He could 90
! farther, when provide ntially aperson can
! lup who took ltim:to place u safety fro
!, :, whence he Obtained help. though lie K
!, bis foes add was a cripple for life.
% 8.s'S liz
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THE FLOWING
SPRING MILLS.

THIS sncenl and well known establishment
Il is npw in better repair 10 manufacture
Flour than il has ever been since il was first
built, which is almost ceRtury--haying one Of
the best Rubbers TO clean Wheat from filth that
is in the State Of Virginia, made by one Of the
owners Of the Mill. ELISHA S. SNYDEn. Being
thus prepared 10 grind all kinds OF Grain, and
wishing TO be constantly employed, we would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind %
give US n call and see whether we will not do
as we'll for them as any other Mill in the coun
ty. For every hundred bushels Of Merchanta
bic Wheat, weighing 60 pounds TO 4he bushel.
we will give 90 barrels Superfine Flour. and
stand the inspection in Baltimore, Or 10 the Dis
iEiss SierpB 81 WEs u . SRiah ss
paying Tor the same when they get the return
for their Flour. We will also give 1850 pounds
Of OfTsll for every hundred bushels Of Wheat.
We would rather the farmer would grind his
Wheat With US for toll, than for US 70 buy, yet
If any prefer selling, we will buy at fair mar
ket price, and pay the cash on delivery.
The public's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring. Aug ,, ls43--9m.
IeO Our SdtD NIL and Plaster MIL
are-in good order, and Corn Grinding
IN The COB Is regularly attended 70.
"A s Z. S. SNYDER.
Aug. lst3 4
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IHyHE subscribers are de.;,.,,. 20 49, ~.
u lsfEe qaabtity 81 Wa, =. pS.s,s q
will pay1he highest cash nr;es - 49, .hs!
the OF Rurhsee-or should fs,r,s,s .ssy =
We win haul il from their harm. 80 = ~ y,
Tteah Tor that purpose. Z tssF =
I,hs VIII also transport Flour. Wheat ane
49,; paoouce, BY way Of the Canal, TO tbs Dis
'f,o', ttneiowes possible rates.
Try produce,
Plaster, SaH, Groceries, SC. Sc,
Farmers are desired 10 give ~ ! cal, h,r,,,.
disposing of their Grain. q We viii - - ~
highest cash price on delivery.
NJ. ii < VI w. MOORE
Old Furnace, July 81, 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
FATHER MATagw IN ENGLAND

The Rev. THKoBoLp MATHEW, The
great apostle pf Temperance, is at present
Ion visit 70 England. His reception has
been most enthusiastic. His appearance
i said 10 be altogether humble and pre-
possessing --sinple and unassuming -
| His voice is, most shrili and feeble, and
his speeches. in general, are simple d hli
attire they are always short. pointed, AMI
Iharmorious4-often clothed IN inlersslln:
slaaile, drawn from surrounding 81 taml
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Nil.I3 2

Iwell selected. 4
f tie preached LiSeFpoolon The 18Th tuiv.
20 time 70 attend The ninth annual festival
81 the combined temperance societies a
ne 'nesire, where he was received with
tremendous applause. After a speech
rom me famous Mrss Jackson. he spoke
about forty minutes. and gave in ANNA.
ung account Of his success inI1he country
towns IL England! AN HE members ii
| stie Society OF Friends. be said, have ioin.
ed The total abstainers and daring the
last week, nehlemen and gentlemen Il
rank, aud all The COMMITTEES oftbe B1lish
Association Of Temperance have'S. sten
Ethe total abstinence pledge, III ordefqhat
They might sink all differences. ana An.
counter the one great enemyrof ths h,fs-
imam race.
/ On Sunday. he preached al 81. patricks
Icbspel Three times, and during the inter.
walls was oeeppiad i'm the valid in admin.
lslerIng the pledges Al one time. III Ike
course OF the afternoon, there were. 30.
UOV persons present. witnessing ana bar.
tcIpatlng in the interesting scene. IL The
evening. when the congregation had left
she chapel, he resumed the task Of enroll,
ing members. during the day he admin.
istered the pledge 10 one thousand child
gen belonging toAhe school of 81. Panels
chapel, and according % bis own eat,ma,e.
y about four thousand other persons.--
Many Protestants were anonestihe Nun.
ter, aud they ibid not sofunle IA takino
The pledge, 70 imitate'their Catholic breth3 \
rem BY kneeling down.
On Monday. the 18th, he had a meat.
ing Of some 5000 on the grounds az ST..
Anthony''s Chapel. After speaking an
hour, and enumerating Tie Influential no.
blemen who had signed The pledge. about. :
one thousand persons, All the multtode
nearest 10 the platform, knelt down, and
baving uncovered their heads, Father
Mathew pronounced The pledge ii loud
voice, and il was repeated BY The kneel.l
Ing crowd. He then asFusuai gave tho
beaediction MAY God bless you, aud
grant you grace 10 keep The pledge. 7
When the first mass Of pledge takers
we're disposed Of Father Mathew. stand.
ing in the multitude. again pronounced
The pledge another, but smaller crowd
Of kneelng recipients repeatedslf, and bay
ing been signed with thecr ttiey also
departed. In this way, and.wiih an inter-
val Of half an hour for Refreshments, lie
his labors from one until six.
Q clock, and made eight thousand Tee. to-
sallers. He left the grounds to. attend Al
meeting at Seal street schoolroom at six
o'clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

lelAviNG been solicited. time afterSiime u
49, open School IN the Basement ofthe Pres.
byieLian Church, would announce 20 The com.
munity generally, that IL i INV intention a
eommenee School in that place. on Thurs
DAT The 18th day Of SEPTEMBER. The
number q Scholars not 10 exceed twenly.fiye.
~ only Recommendation is sulTicien. trial.
Inc school. though composed Of both sexes
saAn % conducted IN such a manaer that there
snal! De 70 eon1tction after school hours and
~. ,'I y seepoii TIC strictest rules of propriely
viii be erJoined. The system OF tuition " n
ae simple and practical, adapted 10 both ssxes
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION:
~ PiRsf DEPARTMENT.
ComP9sition, acknowledgements ;eomeirv
lIlgonometry, Geography, Natural Phllosophy
sstufAl theology, Rhetoric, General History
history Of the United States, Natural Philoso.
Phy, Constitution of9he IT, Siates. Jewish Ro-
man, AMI Grecian Antiquities. Eyidence. II
'Shrist'amtJ, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy
rolillcal Economy, and the >prineiples OF Bo,a.
~. Geology, AMI Mineralogy, SC.
sEeoRp DEPARTMENT..
Needing, Wrl}Hg, Spelling, Penmanshin. Eng.
i nsn 6rammar. Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
'hrai Fhtosophy commenced.
Composition aud Deeiemation.
. Every male scholar in the First Departmen,
y expected 70 read hn original composition anj
decla,m once in two weeks: The pupils OF The
same department, lfemale,) are expected 10
fead compositions once in the same time.
denominations and Exhibitions.
Public examinations are held d the close OF
tnc hrst torn, and = public exhibition at the
close or the second.
Prices Of Tuition.
" The Ist Department s u so pt term S months.
~ 1000 !"
0-Tuilion paid in advance for each Term n
bond 81 security will be given 10 each parent 81
guardian.
y: y, Books 10 bepsed in the school can Be |
from the te~eb he's, a u~tts.--.- r.:---.
II i very desirable that scholars should com
mence az che opening Of the term Parents who
desire their children 10 enter the school will I
notify me, on or before the 18th OF September.
Other regulations will be made known at the I
time Of entrance. THOS. d. HOOVER. |
Harpers-Fefry, July 90, lS43.-9m.
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M REv. C. c ranAasBLk. .
= here : nn.ngsl bright. On resting wing,
Hov'ring far up IN he afr.
Waiting % hear his little child sing,
Or breathe iishunsle pray'r.
1een viii as pinionl or thought can Nv.
Tbs skies aud the stars above,
Ne SCARS 10 the throne Of God on hixhI
Io bear his tidings oflove.
4 snosher angel good and lair.
Win pen thstis dippd IN light,
Az With books Of golden leaves, staut.s th,,.
That record an JOY 10 write.
Then back. With the lightning ) speed NJ a. !.
And under his shining wings.
For the child whose praise and pray'rs arise
The blessings Of Heaven he brings.
Aud over the child BY night and day, I
Ills yigilthat angel keeps
20 guard rs peace IN es'ry good way,
Aud 10 ~s.eh i while il sleeps.
Then children. ISray--an1 10 holy praise
Let your hearts 70 Ghtisl a1eend, 81
And the good that angels wing conveys.
God inlove oyou will send.
A cHILD'S PRAYER. p
Father now the DAY is past,
On Thy child thy blessing east.
Near my pillow, hand in hand,
Keep Thy guardian angel band: 4
And throughout the darklmg NIGHT
Bless nae with cheerful light.
Let ME rise al morn again
Free from every thought Of pain;
Pressing through life'S lhorny way,
Keep me, Father, day by day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

WISH 70 purchase seSerslthousana bushels
of standard wheat in good order, delivered
q any Of the Rail Road pepois, for which viii
pay cash. viii generally attend in Charles
town on Ffsd=ysto meet sellers.
JOHN YATES.
IIlaIIssMn. Aug 3. Isla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

a Beautiful Ssniina,,.-fhe following toast
was delivered at the celebration or ,hf 9Th Of
July. BY The Nashville Literary Insllule Of
Piiisburg:
4 By John Fiizsimmons- w AsHIEaroN FRO
whence left him chidless, that she NAsiqn mlsn'
| call him Father"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

P1lILION HOTEL.

.t|If|ty Springs, Va.
PEE I...|..1@1 s now ready for the re-
=. |||''|| NJ |1'ot11I. No pains OF expense
~ |||| .|'|.. L. make - lcconmodalions OF
r. ..||' | u ~ '.'|. l@c1 q. you'd be suit
e. y ~ ...,. ~ .''''' r , .<I''cn,n; ADD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

"A woman never appears 50 lovely, as
when she is at her prayers. A mothers
word, a mothers prayers. have more sway
over the son than all the homilies pf The
pulpit The simple phrases from her will
draw a tear that no eloquence can bring
forth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

Let your moments Of dissip4iiSp bear
no proportion 70 those Of sober rrf1sos'on'
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IosEPH oRosRY.

JOS EP III GRO SB ri
ar BALTIMORE, having taken the Store
" Room lately occupied by ADAM Youre, Jr.,
at Harpers- Ferry, is prepared 10 supply ohysi-
clans, Merchants. and Country Dealers, with q
general assortment OF Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Paints. Oils, Dye STUFF, Fruits, Confectionery,
Groceries, SC, ii wholesale and retail at but
a small advance on Eastern prices
Any goods not on hand will be furnished at
Two DAYS notice, in quantity, quality, and prices,
that shall meet the views Of the purchaser.
Mr. Young has charge Of the establishment,
and from his long experience in the business is
every way calculated 70 discharge the duties
apperisining 10 i in proper manner-ef this,
however, the community IN. which lie byes Is
best prepared 10 judge. Respectfully,
t JOSEPH CROSBY,
Aug. 10, 1913. or Baltimore. {
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MRS. WBNW1N9S
SEaLINARY

- u
UvHE ElGHTH scholastic 70, ~ AZ. :.
stitution will eonmenc. &, 49,, y.
2sit iassasi, t.gngasta =
Terms, per Ssssion of IRE months ),
Board, including ever accommodation ma
For TRITON 70 All the English Branch.
e, and French. 10 90
sslseI pupils 10 the elementary branches. 8 90
Draw.ng ehd Painting, Negotiating.
Wsx Work, IN fruit and nswers.
and She'll WORK, each, 90
Chatisstown. august "a lsg3-3t. !,
MRS. MEIeIEITT,S
S1EMN0E SCHOOL
TOR YOUNG LADIrs<
"HE Fall Session 81 This Institution will
commences on MONDAY The I'm or ssr
rgmnEn next. VI
ChprissioHn. Aneef; isl3.--s.s
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10000 BUSHELS

Aug. 3, Ista.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-01
u. y. MARKETS. NIL oo

COTTON-There is much activity within n dev
or two The market, however Is very firm; sales about
5a 75c.
PRONlSIONS-Thc market for new Pork is dull sales
of Ohio SS,25, old S775 Prime is in more demand
than Mess sales of old, 5,75 1851, new S6,s7l 81
Beef is in fair demand-Country Mess goa SO CT
~, 81; Prime, 4,37B $3.50; City, I,75 S.. Lard is
rather quet steady sales of Western at 81 $50 Smo
ked Hams, ~ 71c; Shoulders, Sc; Smoked Beef. n
81 cts.
SEEDS-l50 tierccs rough Flaxseed sold At 80 f.,
crushing. But Little doing in Tmothy-sales at sic
GRAlN-There is nothing doing in Wheat and none
here for sale, last sales 9Oc Rye scarce; sales TO
ve at Soc Oats scarce; Northern 33a3ic But t. Corn
mere; sales at 5Oa5Jc embracing and weight
FLOUR-The holders of Genesee all ask S. and olcs
are made at that No New Orleans aoat from the store
1t IL selling at Si,75. Southern, Of the common qualities
are all selling q S42 %
OiLS-Within "A few days two parcels have been SOLD
22OO bills Whale and 400 North West Coastal al cen,s
Sales OF English nsced at go and American at s5asscts
hEMf-Saleso OF Manila at Sl30,-Erpress.
AUCTION SALES-MIarch 90.
Sugars-New Orleans, n 1 months credt-lO hbls
S4sl; 10 do Si625 ITO do Withdrawn; 81 boxes brown
Havana, sac.
Moasses-40 bbls. New Orleans Isle
Gunnv Bags--750 small size, 3!r
Ship Broad-3l hbls. > a 2sc-all cash
Tin Plaes-l00 boxes, $50 S6s7i
Tobscco-22 hhds. old crop Ky. merchantable 81 3Ic
average 1892.
hhds. new crop do. do, 81 81, average 4s6; all 4
mos.
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
THURSDAY, March -, T. NJ.
THE MARKET.

fLouK-Sales of Howard street flour, good standard
brands, were made from yesterday at 81 We note
sales to-day, OF the same description, 1891 The wagon
price yesterday was 1915 to-day is Neutrality-suspicious.
are limited Nothing doing in City Mill hour-hoders are
asking 81. No Susquehanna flour in market
GRAlN-Whvat l. scarce aud in demand sales of fair
and good TO prime Mary land red Wheat ~ Is 10 ~ en,s
Last sales OF white Corn made - cents and of vel
low at 5a5l cents Rye worth Ala As cents; and Oat.
at 2ia25 cents. Sales Of Pennsylvania yellow Com at 81
and Rye do 80 Prime Coversecd is worth
1919, and ordinary 10 fair S5,375 1850
RoNlSlONS.-There Is good demand for Bacon
hut prices unchanged We quote Western fair 70 prime
quality at 1t IL cts; Hams 65 cts Sides at a
cts; Shoulders at35 cts Jocs - cts; Baltimore cured
Hams at 4! cts; Sides Il IL cts; and Shoulders al
Al cts. There nothing doing momentn either Beet
or Pork and prices nominaly the last quoted
VIZ Baltimore packed Mess Beef $3.50 9; No. / 81 a
1906 Prime SIS $50, Western Mess Pork 50 and Prime
81 I25 There Is only moderate demand for Lard and
holders II Western No IN kegs continue to ask &c.
HOGS.-We quote live II Igs at 81 25, renarking that
they ore more plenty than at previous report No dead
Hogs IN market. the season being nearly past.
WHlSkEN Sizes If bbls. were made this morning Al
20c nothing done IN hhds., which are scarce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-01
Extract Of letter, from Washington !,

Extract OF n letter, from Washington:
hee has been quite breeze between the Secretaries of
the Treasury and the Navy The rupture between Mesrs
upshur and Spencer Of order issued BY the
latter which he had posted up all the Departments re-
qninng OF every one before he entered his any
other in his Department. rst send in his or their names
and then wait IN the until called On seeing this
order or OF stuck his Office Judge
suuR took down and spoke of indignant terms IL
is stated that this Is the OF the open rupture between
the two Secretaries excited by hostile bearing of Mr.
spencer towards Mr. Upshur, since the organization
OF inc Court Marshall give you the reports as have
heard them without vouchng for their entire authenticity
though have reason to believe they are correct New
changes IN the Cabinet are again calculated upon
There viii always be trouble where John c. Spencer
swuy-Bdf Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-01

Last evening, after tho arrival OF the Southern Mail
rumor aoa uaceable the conductor Of the amoc
cars or the mail agent. which caused te surprise
IL was said that at Cabinet Council. held on Tu.s,y
Mr. Spencer, now Secretary Of the Treasury inmat,J
wish that the President would dismiss Commander Mac
kenze from the Navy The President, OF course could
not consent to such proposition and Mr. Spencer threat
ened to withdraw from the Cabinet IL his request was NOT
granted. NV
Judge upshur II said limited that he ut the bend
OF the Navy Department such a measure would affect his
position. ~
And i, is added that after the Council had bee, ,,oa
Mr. y pressed the matter warmly, that blow was pas
.ed between him aud the Secretary Of the Navy-U 6
- -
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACT0Ry

cI The subscribers would respectfully
go inform the citizens OF Richmond and the public in
-. : seheral That they have taken the and wei Known
1 % ue corner Of Main and 9Th street few door, 49,. r.
~ h * Co formerly occupied BY J. Laushon where
~ 20 continue The Carnage business il. branehes-
80 = z" every exemption Of nanufa eiure which
-, Io' Sa'i- Or approved paper prices 10 suit the
we nave beeu engaged for the "a wear. , ,,rrf,
expressly for the southern market IN New Haven
:, Nete one OF the firm Will continue manuf, etlr.
70 o We Halter ourselves from long eIper.B. al 80.
~ 10Y uhiaeiuhs that We have gwen and shan eo,pu. To
- 70 al who may favor with cal. We would
l famine our stock before purchasing elsewhere As w.
49, our Norh and are determined low a. can b.
04sn N any Northern market boo h. -,
age. F ~ Wv Pu0iis patron
20 Repairing done with neatnes- and despatch
'eI'-'4'm HOOKER A. OSBORN
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DISCUSSION IN REDFoRD

We understand that Ex. Governor Gilmsr and tho uo,
VIM. L. Goggn made speeches ut Bedford Copr, an Mon
day friend who heard them informs us that Mr. Coz
gin certainly uumphed over Mr. Gner t, the delight Of
'he wings present We believe timpossibe for Gov Gil
to stand before any olerabe Wing in debat. so dc
rate IN consequence. of the cours.
he has pursued lie il certainly Of the most wilmer,
BILE men we know.-Lyneh5urg. VrRinia
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Auftiou 5alcs.
THIS DAY.
ny william. A Ha..,I.

Sugar. Cefes Brandy and UvAistsV
IN kpAh tn 1t OF April n 10 o'clck IN
hohi ~ our ofhce, assortment q Croeerir. VIZ.
20 hbi- Porto Rico sugar superior quality
- a" New orean- do-2O % Cubs clar,ded do
90 bote- Wonlssy. doub- loafd Do
100 bags RIO Coff-e-5O dn ~ nomngo Il,
- do OIL Anrofufl dos % Iarivra do
70 bbs Apple HraBiy-5O D. Odd Nonon-, heia W. .kev
~" % Iuih-r Fefon's RUNS CASKS GOSHEN Ch-c-.
W. u'fo"~ Rr" superior glahty-iO terccs Do a., q,
. essSs bet Slcm ol-l0 kegs Goshen Butter
h'1 New ptl-ans Rum goce Mason's Blaekin.
- boxes starch suf-ror-5O -tiO " nao,S 1i.s
iVOpo common se-ars AMI boxes 600 superior Do
1000 III ShOIli-f Bacon
'H"-r sloo, cash 500 and over months fnt APP
P'"1'1 paiFr. NH - WILLIAMS 4 HANALI. Alefs
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hS iSuniop, uoncurc & Co.
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND LEATHER
At auction.
On TUESDAY. m. instant commencing a, 10 o.,. -
Hat. and Leather consisting 81
Mems superhne Calf Boots. light
Do d. Kip and Seal do
DO superior heavy
Do heavy L and 'ewed Brosan.
DO d. Iegged
DO sswed and perVed Boo,ses
Do cah DownnE's and Buekskn Shoes
Women spring beeed walking do
Do strapped Calf 40
DO superior Iaee Boots and siup.,.
LADIES' D I'D Bu,kins
DO Bronze Morocco Slipper.
Do Kidslp?eu
Gsntemens superior Goat Brozans
DO plated heel Boots
Youths grained Downing's
do Brogans
Chihiren's Blk and cord Kid Ankle Tie.
Miss. KID Bu-kins
d. leather Ties
DO buiion-d E.Aer-
DO Ugh, Boots
so eases broad brim and Fashionable Hat.
ALSO,
100 SIDES Red Sole Leather. good heavy MAJ. w.,
and Damaged" 11rrERMs-Under siOO CASH. over sIoo
months CREDITOR approved negotiable paper.
mA - DUNLOP. NoNCURE L CO. Aue,.
ADDITIONAL.
WIN be added 10 the Sal--
20 packages Shoes Boots and Hat belo,,,, ., 81. 80 i.
WIN Sheppard decd. wv s "'
mn = DUNLOP. MoNCU-RE 4 co Ap,.
POSTPONEMENT
Ihs above sale viii take place on MONDAY tho I, A.,
SO" - DUNLOP.