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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
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BOOKSELLER. Staiioncr. and Dealer in Fancy
II D Goods. Musical Instruments, sc. next door below
Bell. Rucker \ CO. Main Street. Iynehburg Va oi-
ers To the public generally very large and we'll
ed stock d BOOKS. III all the various departments OF
Medicine. Law. 'l'hc3I,gy, sc.
English French, German, Spanish. Latin aud Greek
School Books.
Blank Books Of aim 81 every variety,
Cap and Letter Paper PLAN and ruled. common and
fine.
Note Paper. PLAIN and fancy some very beautiful,
Paper Hanging, and Bordering,
NloIins. Flutes, Guitars &c
Ink. Ink Powder. Waters, Sealing Wax. Motto Seals,
&c,
Chessmen Chess rrds, Backgammon Boards,
Gold and silver Peacils gold Pens, ade. Work Boxes,
Writing Desks
Rodgers Cutlery, Sc, sc.
Ananacs tur lel1.
County Merchants. Teachers aud all in want Of such
articles. respectfully Invited examine the stock
ucj. II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
gyJ.ys,;.Pfs! EssyHLeSs J.!

rJ,he attention new beginners in housekeeping is invited
LOT ol Sup ror Whitney and Hackna" Bed Blankets,
extra size and quality. -,
Dec. Its WI. ~ AN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

To " lillian ~ fcre,son, administrator q .NIcholns
Fit.patrick decd.
ClR:-As You have Tot any known Aren't or Attorney
- in fact residing within THIS Communicable. lhore
trs cause publication be made Of tie following writ.
fr the time and in lhemanncr required Ivy the stluc IN
such case Givel under my hand. tins 9TH das o Jan
lsa7. WIN NJ MOSE}.El Deputy fJr
John Morris. ). b c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
Roberts a Waller

WI II purchase zoo bbs Mountain Whisky 100 bbls
w ANDY and will make il the interest OF those having
hscy Brandy or Produce Of any kind for this marc' To
give them call hef re they sell.
January 25-ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
E52U's ~ .NiSkcU.

II OBERTS ! WALLER offer Tor sale, 30 bbls Adam
IL Wall, OLD lt1 Z. X ItEGTlFIED WliISkEY, equal,
iiant Superior 70 any ever offered IN ths market
Yam. zy-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
v inc ScgarS.

yEVIF subscriber has on hand a stock Of very SI'PE
I RlOR SEGARS. of various brands, 10 which Ia
wotll invite the attention Of smokers.
JOHN II. SEAl, DRUGGIST
NOV o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
ssUiy,,s. Dis. EgpiIe g.cnF N'c.

sNRlNiF Mountain lin-ecd OIL. Lewis bost White
4 Lead and general assortment Of Dry Pants.
Narnshes Brushes, Spirits oifuPentne, Putty &c &c
For sale by JOIN H. SEAl, Druggist
Sont IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

ysssS,pANa.N HUNT

ryVAKFS great pleasure IN inrmlng his friends. that
i he has taken situation with Aicssrs. Lewis Good
man Importers aud jobrrs ol Cloths Cas5ineres, Yes
pgs. nnings, Iail,s' Trimmings. Sc, together with
,lrrl desrrp,) Of aods adapted to gcnllenenS wear
!. where he will be happy 10 see them dgrng their
visits to the city.
Orders for Goods in other lines, Will be attended to
usual
New York, Feb 4-4w (lcpubcan copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
State Convention.

Previous to the adjournment of the Legislature, it
was suggested that the meeting of the Democratic
State Convention should be postponed beyond the 9Th
of January. This probably would have been thought
expedent, if the adjournment had extended Febru-
ary but as the Legislature is to re-assembe as early
as the 10th of January understand that the Gen.
trail Committee think that posponcment of the Con-
vention would be inexpedient 1t is understood,
therefore, that it will be held on the 9Th, usual
The members of the Legislature, we presume, will be
in the ciIy by that time. We hope to see full rep
resentaton from all the counties
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

cob SOurwine, VIM. Hornaday, Joseph 1eften. sam
uel Teften, and john Kngensmih
Warren-David Shields, Henry Brady, James Da-
Wis, Tol. Harlan, Stephen Tyner, James Johnston,
H. kraizer, Thomas Hustler, George White, James
Vanslckle. James Wallace Jacob Loucks, Ahra
Wells Rob. Shields. John Hunter. james McCOn-
nell, E. N. Sinner. and VIM. Herring.
ashington-Elijah James. John Johnson, George
Smith, ID. L. Ellis, Jonas Huffman, Robert Earl Pc
ter Koonlz, c. Vanandlngham, Jacob Roberts, Jas.
Armstrong, David Huff, William Blue Jacob Scott,
Archibald Burroughs, and William Bacon
Wayne--A. B. Strong, I. Morrow, David Faucet,
John Simmons, P.,Hufman David Stout, Isaac Har-
din, Isaiah Jackson Jesse Johnson, james Johnson.
L. F. Stout. Daniel Landry, P. Hosbrook, D. s. Van
barcum, Amb. Martin, Harvey Hosbrook, Caleb
Bentley. Daniel Turner. jeremiah Roberts, Jacob
Kunkle, and w. K. Johnson.
On motion, a Democratic County Committee. TO
consist of three from Centre. and one from each of
the other townships, was appointed to the
suing year, and until their be appointed
was chosen. follows:
Centre-J. P. Chapman, s. w Norris, and Powell
Rowland
Decatur-D. L. Mcfarland.
Warren-E N. Sinner.
Wayne-James Johnson
La'crence-J. Perry, Senior
FrGnIm-Jacob Springer.
Washington-EIjah James.
Perry-H. p. Todd.
Pike-Adam Wright.
On notion Resolred, That the editors of the State
Sentinel and OF the Washington Union, be requested
to publish the foregoing proceedings.
The Convention then adjourned.
JAMES BLAKE, Chairman,
GEO. A. CHAPMAN, .Secretdr1.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
From Santa Fe.

Intelligence has been received from Santa Fe 10 Oc-
tober Doth.
Several officers in the recruiting service have arrived
and will open stations IN Missouri, and in Illinois.
Immediately, 10 fill up the deficiencies in the Illinois
Regiment and Saint Louis Battalion which will re-
qulre more than eight hundred men.
Fifteen hundred men, with twelve pieces of artille
ry. had prepared at Santa Fe to march immediately
against Chihuahua and three companies were already
ON the road as far as Albaqueka, where they awaited
reinorcements.
The report of the concentration of Mexicsns ,t
FL Passa had been fully confirmed Santa Fe. and
the American forces apprehended strong resistance at
chihuahua.
The command which arrived here from Santa Fa
suffered greatly, from cold and hunger, before they
reached the settlements.
Col. Gilpn has arrived with his Battalion Ho
treated his men roughly.
Gen. Price was met at Walnut His. He expected
to arrive at Santa Fe by the LIST of December.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

b. Waveland We comply with your request Our
terms are certainly plain enough We really believe that the
price Of the reduced year. people would
found who would get for less We what the
Journal does IN these cases being guide for
r. g. Morgantown Under the rule by which agreed, as
informed by letter. the contingency mentioned your let
ter does not exist The subscribers shall have ali justice
hands however much may deas you hurt your feelings
to do official duty As you have evidently
misunderstood letters heretofore written you subject
would be for attempt enghten you
that way All subscribers in Morgnown vicinity may
rely upon that shall deal with them only justly
ally Any who would make them believe otherwise
deceive them Let them bear this in mind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

show this fact, reference former reports shows
that during the fiscal year ending Oct 81, ls43 the
amount of ordinary expenditures was S9l, 7OS 2S
Compared with the last year (546) of the democrat
ic term, we find reIrenchment of SD ST. go. The
same year, compared with 1874, shows IA retrench-
ment of SOS, 900 49, when the next year, 1915, the
expenses had been reduced from S95 O37 As to ST.
I'D %; and in 1916, the last year previous to the
present dynasty the expenses had been further redu-
ced in the of 81 ,9S5 7O-leaving them OF the
moderate and economical sum of $50, 1876 50. The
people can, therefore, if they WILL Judge of the sac
cidenal causes which increases their expenses IN
one year the round little sum of TWENTY-O ONE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX DOLLARS AND EIGHT CENTS!
But allow these accidental causes" to have been
unavodabe-to have been all necessary and proper !;
they to happen merit year accidentally 20 The
s'writer estimates the expenses "ordinarv" expen-
ses, mind, for next year, at 81 900 90. Without
any accidents" this is increase of over two thou
sand seven hundred and sixty dollars and we ven-
ture the assertion that it will not cover them by ten
thousand dollars.
But the amount of this statement we prefer 10 give
from the report:
The estimated receipts applicable to the
ordinary expenses of the govern
nent for the current year, it will be
by the foregoing statement, is
fixed at s452, 600 90
And the ordinary expenses for the
same period at 1900 90
Leaving, $3.50, 100 90
From which should be deducted the fur
Their sum for the deaf and dumb, lu-
matte, and blind asylums, of 26,400 OO
Leaving, $50, 700 0C
Of which amount there will probably
be paid in treasury notes, principal
and interest, 10000 0C
Leaving the sum Of 1858, 700 OC
This amount, it is estimated, will remain (aftel
meeting all demands at the treasury denominated or
dinary) to be appropriated towards the payment o.
the interest on the public debt.
ITO be continued
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

0TIt is said that several cases Of small pox exist
in BeeviIle, Hendricks county. We have not heard
whether any one has run off in consequence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

OF We have the pleasure to state that we are in
formed that Mr KENNEDY is doing as well as could
be expected The disease is rapidly yielding to judi
cious treatment, and we hope to be able to
nounce his entire recovery.
We have heard of no new cases in this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

vrxcESxEs GAzETTE.-Can't friend Caddington
aiford Us bis Tri-wsekly!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
The Auditors Report.

We have had on our table, several days, the Re-
port of the Auditor of State. This being the source
whence the people shod derive the proper state of
affairs in regard to the financial interests of the
Stateor in other words, learn what the managers
of their mOney have been doing-we have deemed 1t
proper to examine it with care, before giving any
opinion of its statements. Our neiehbor of the Jour-
nal, who is doubt portion of the department IN
question, and who, doubt, speaks "by authority"
says 'From the care bestowed in its preparation,
and the knoVn caution Of the 0riter, the utmost re-
ance 0iH be placed upon all it contains"
The "writer' is generally understood to be the
Hon. AUSTIN w. MORRIS His long familiarity with
the Office, and its details, certainly give him great
advantage over new officers; and as we proceed In
examination, may have occasion TO further re-
mark on this part of the subject.
As usual the first part contains statements relative
to general funds and the state of the Treasury.
We copy the latter statement.
STATE OF THE TREASURY.
Balance in the treasury the 31st Oc-
tober, 1916, Soc9,3oO DC
Amount Of receipts at the treasury on
account of all funds, during the year
ending October 81, l547, 794,O2o 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

Balance, if all warrants were paid,
To which should be added for outstand-
ing warrants drawn on the treasury,
remaining unpaid on the 3lst of Oc-
tober. lS47, as follows, viz:
No. 1774, S1,750 90 No. 1858,
S15 00-No. 1854. Sl2 00-No.
2007, Sl2 00-No. 2l43, 81 ,956 90,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

Convention.
Resolued, That centre township send - and each
of the other townships - Delegates to said Conven-
ton.
The blanks in the resolutions then ordered to
be filled with thirty" for Centre township and
fifteen for each of the other townships The dele
CATIONS then reported the following lists of delegates
Centre tOcnship--James Blake, N. Bolton, P.
Rowland, L. Dunlap, Lucien Barbour, W. Robson,
]. P. Chapman, C. C. Campbell, J. L. Roberts, N.
Davis, William Stewart, Geo. A. Chapman, S. w.
Norris, J. l.. Ketcham, z. Lake, J. Vandergriff, C.
Mayer, N. B. Palmer, Oh. Werbe, Daniel Carlisle,
Nathaniel West, George Haverstick, John Greer,
James Greer, A. Aldridge, A. Hefgn. A. ]. Stevens
James Curry, A. Knodle, and ]. b. Filter.
Decatur-M. Mcclure, Aaron Wright, I. H. Har-
gus, N McCrary, T. j. Mcclure, t. F. Armstrong
N. Sinks, Ed. Dollarhide, Jesse Price, E. Sugrove
A. d. Cuddington; Daniel Sinks, d. L. Mcfarland,
Y. E. r. Wilson, and T. Shelby.
Franklin-Daniel Moore, ]. Springer, W. McLane
Jacob Glazier, Josiah Thrasher, jeff Russell. n
Kempser, Elias Moore, Richard Duvall, Thos Wells
Esq. Carson, w. Smith, Mr.. McDougal, John Nos
man. A. Nosrnan, and all others who wish to come
Lacrence-Lewls Brown, Jos. Johnson, Jas. Hinds
N. B. Weber, A. Vines, Madison Webb, John b.
lander, Solomon Apple, r. Hunter. nj. Day, VIM
Dickinson, H. Newhouse Josiah Lemon, Jacob Hoss,
and John Emery.
Perry-P. Bristow, M. Rowland, Levi Todd. Per-
ry Todd, Oh. Neghbors, James Webb. J. Duvall,
James Snow, Joseph Snow, Mr. Hunter, Gid. Palmer,
Alb. Bristow, John Snow, Mr.. Webb, and Larkin
Mundy.
Pike-Adam Wright, T. W. Couns Jas. Reveal,
NJ. Johnson. ]. p. Martindac, John Moore, James
Moore. Peter Anthony, Ira Draper, John Draper, ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-15
New OKLEArs, June 7th, 1877.

The cotton market continued dull. The sales
amounted to only about 1000 bales without change in
prices Sales Of -four less extensive The sales Of
Ohio Illinois, &C., part ordinary brands, reached about
5000 barrels, ut Sc 25 So co. with small parcels
at So IS Corn continued to move pretty freely, and
sales Of about 10000 bushels mixed and yellow western
were made the former at 7oc., and the latte
at SOC. Provisions continued firm, with moderate
sales Sugar continued inactive and prices unchanged
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az state trustee without any euosy from Tce 1t
ay that the bondholders at large and the people Of ILL.,
nois generally largely indebted to Col Oakley for
the completion OF this canal at the time named The
evidence that his efforts have been appreciated at
home is the popularity he enjoys from one end of his
line Of duty to the other
II the people OF Illinois are ever guilty of repudiatns
anything 1t viii be the enormous salaries paid by the
foreign bondhoders to the two foreign trustees tor very
little service
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TELEGRAPI1IC.


BALTIMORE, Juno l4-P M.
Our market to-day varied little In its general features
from those which characterized it Saturday. We
port sales Of 1000 bbs Howard street -four at 50 so
So oa Wheat steady, and sales Of 1000 bushels
red we're made Mt 81 90 Corn-saes Of 1000 to 60Os
bushels made, including mixed and yellow. The
former sold at ITO Il3 cents and the latter l6 cents
Meal in better request and sales Of 900 bbls were
made at So SIX So 37h. Provisions continued firm
Zinc ahoMere-crops promising
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
" Lessee Mar.hall.Stage Manager, w. r. Blake
Second night Of Mr. COLLNShe celebrated Irish comedian
and y9calist.Tussday Evening. June Is will be performed
Collins ~
After which the farce of HOW TO PAY THE RENT
Morgan Rather, Mr.. Collins
, To conclude with the petite comedy Of SOMEBODY
ELSE0Hans Morritz Mr. Chapman; Minnie Miss Fisher.
MI Collins Will appear every evening during the week.
Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely.
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1pkk GH tSTFzN nj. p Hs... =:
Ia, q Twelve w I'VE
Z s : $;:a
Lyrical Tassdy u three acts entitled sAFFO-Aieando
s.i9 ~
Tssdends Gsr Tss aeIon { in Greece 's"'''
I,eLs for he season may es secured a, the Box Office
RowEnY f RHEAfFs Or Nv 1e IsTs
%a III N a"a 5
. Allsr rhiehth comedy Of THAT RASCAL JACK
comedy ME- 51 ss. bSf w D93a rw
TEL 10 M ecu Sass w iSas &c ehsMX Nh T% i'm
Door: s % ssn :. IL, r. aud Gallery ia, cent
A ME- Jean MUshU Al-FEKFOKMANC both Al.
THE 0HFhEs.AS v IsAAty on kEsNEHEok
mh Fl, most talented and popular Band America engaged
ALSO ss Sf and nas1
family AID 'drs oshs. CHAP
1F NAf MoSEEHs S2 SoSSPAsrE
Wi also &c exhibited each aud every performances
BE0A s,i.v a , THEATREETh. saabshmsni,
pO.s: solely on or about the first ssptsmbe under the
Person. e. s s.i.a. 1,.sax situation.
season. will please address him PfP;
During Mr. Barrett. absence in Euiope ali Isp,s and
business may addressed 10 his agent
jel3 tire W. CORBYN No. 2 Barclay street
{ AISLE GARDEN is opened for the ssa,on;-ln the
Evenings Concerts OF Instrumental Music will be given
by the German Brass Band under the direction Of Mr. Monk
consisting Of selected compositions from Labtzky Strauss
Lanner Gongl. Straeck, aud Others.
int~rmsson OF half hour during the evening prone
have been Ie-arranged
Admission Adm i2h cents Concert commences at O'Clock.
VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT sALOUN.-
n.AM,BtLL'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA SERt Ma
Of Vos, TN Eyenln. June i!thA GRAhP CONCERT
kefrains Chaun Gees Dances &c, peculiar the South.
en Negro.
The Band Is composed Of the following artists -Me.s H.
Mesayer Violn; p Carter, First Banjo; Raymond
Bano Bryant Castanett; W. Donadson Tamborine James
Sanford Congo Drum.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, Is cents.
Concert to commence at o'clock. je6
VANNUCCHl'S GREAT A4D EXTENSIVE LOS
MORAMA, tho 3l5 Broadway opposite Gothic Hall
price Tbs CSsmoama the best ever witnessed America
% ratinEs expressly painted for exhibitions
sh CITY sgn3r NJ Cslyo Among the painting; the
OF V.ts with sorsct Likeness q General Taylor
exhibition open from to II, r. Nj.
For other particulars see the handbills. jeI3 If rrc
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Advance Of General Scott upon the
City of Mexico.
THE RESIGNATION OF SANTA ANNA.
Arrival Of part of Colonel Doniphan's
Regiment at Saltillo.
SC. &c. DC.

The New Orleans Pcayune Extra, issued at noon On
the 7th inst, the arrival Of the steamship
New Orleans from Vera Crus whence she sailed st inst
She touched at Brazos the 9Th.
Gen Scott had left Jalapa the head Of thousand
troops. Cen Twiggs and his division entered Puebla
the 2eth.
Itwss not positively known, but supposed that Cen
Scott would advance on the capital with his present
force.
Authentic news has been received that Santa Anna
mad resigned the Presidency the 2sh but It was not
known whether Congress had accepted the resignation
or not He took the step in consequence Of opposition
to bis views Of the defence Of the capital deama
tory articles In the public prints Santa Anna COM
menced fortfying Guadalupe in person, and Mcji-
caezingo the suburbs but unusual
was manifested and his resignation followed Il was
believed that his resignation would bs accepted and
Herrera nominated. About three thousand troops
were collected at the capital.
The American army was generally expected at Mexi-
90 on the 10Th Of the present month"; but slight res
sstance was anticipated.
Exciting rumors prevailed ut Vera Cruz, from Pueblo
to the effect that the citizens had risen upon General
Worth, and cut of six hundred Of his men
The rumor was in every mans mouth, and much owl
dence given to support It, The Picayune and its Vera
Cruz correspondent are skeptical.
The murder of Col. Sewers party, officers and men.
is confirmed.
wagon master, and quartermasters's clerk named
Lathrope supposed to have been murdered Ca
MARCO and Monterey prisoners in the city Of Mexico
Suspicious are entertained at Jaapa OF attempt TO
retake the place Further robberes have been perpe-
trated between Vera Cruz and Jaaps Ranchero
force on the route Is estimated at Eve hundred.
private letter from Jalapa says that Col Lawrence
bearer Of dispatches and Of his killed
on the Vera Cruz road. This is doubtless q mistake
for Sewers.
About eight officers and men passengers in the
New Orleans from Vera Cruz and the Braxos. Major
Hammond, paymaster, passenger died the I'D inst
Later dates from Gen Taylors army bring nothing i'm
portant The Massachusetts regiment had started for
Monterey Lieut. Col Wright was elected Colonel, Ma
or Abbott, Lieut. Colonel and Captain Webster Major
Of the regiment
Part Of Col Doniphans force had arrived at ssltio.
The whole force expected in n few days
speedy movement by Cen Taylor San Luis To-
tosi was spoken Of and expected daily.
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dad.

On Monday, the l4th inst, CLARssA, daughter of
John aud Clarissa, Castrce aged one month -
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from thu
Of her father No 40 North Moore street. corner Of Hud
500 street
|trHE LADiE5 AND UENTLEME.N On NEW vUFF
and vicinity are respectfully informed that ofces ARE
opened this city for the Of forming well suited con-
.necton for marriage. W." '''s" eon
Offices for ladies exclusively "a lady in NJ ~
Graad street Office for gentlemen, 36lf Lspenad a.
|sness "a strictly confidential. N' '""' M ""-
Communications (post PAID addressed TO no. 40, po c
6ce viii receve pfompt tention. lets Ifs r.
|&CE n00 s3,ooO, and $1,000 to Ioan al Ter Get IN
real estate his ey. Also several esi. ot ~
saIs "a properly !" New York and Bsootlyn Appiyto
X ji5 p@rc VI SMITH IS w, 49,,
II ri sat.5l BRUSiIt5-Ihe saDscr,bes r-.,r-c,,.-,.
- invites the atenon Of the public his extensive assnr,
Of Brushes Of description the BRJJsu n Az
FoRY sg Pearl; STREET. Franklin Square Constantly i
NJ do snd all kinds Of Fancy Brushes which he often soy
BE At tbs lowest prices JOHN X. HOPPEL
"a lnsr
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AUCTION NOTICES.
nuor re- WIM: Y; sHIRLEY, Ase.i0a.sr.

WHO, sWM "; SHIRLEY, Auctionser.
w HOLESALE DEALERS STOCK OF CROCKERY
~ oia, s and China auction. by NJ Bogsr Wednes-
aay June l6 o'clock the store No $50 Pearl street
near Fuon catalogue Of the stock Of dealer deciinng
s consisting Of blue printed white granite, spg
u'ppeu pantsd NC Also, China and glass in
oeha from the SHELVES suit dealers and gfocers Sale
al Tour months credit over $loo ALSO Objectionable
u.s 90 jel3 ltsc
A LOTION NO wing FALCON, Alley &C. 500
~ poauwayDOn tuesday, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock all
ne furniture Br Fixtures Decsnters Tumblers Vines
LIQUORS sega &c. Ia the saloon. Also four Alleys Balls
h, lamps together with the unexpred term of te lease
ms sae Is wen worthy the attention If those wishing
eommenee IN hat line OF business. of the purchase
oey gan re man, secured by mortgage the place.
Jes< ns"rc U. WARREN, Aucr
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TX FOR QUEBEC--To sail with despatch, first
~ J. McMuRKAY,
mpr - SONIA street Of Pine sweet,
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III HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION-The American
Agrlcutuial Association will hold exhibition Of
Flowers Fruits and Vegetables at their Sol Broadway
(Lyceum BulJng) "Wednesday the 23d june 1917 and
Autumnal Exhibition the 18th September
invited exhibit specimens Of their products and to compete
ofMr JAMES HOGG Scotsman opposite the of the
Associations; Of Of the principal seedmen New York.
or Of any Of the following Committee
Luther Bradsh, X. l.. Pe, w. G. II. Waddell
T. Felinghuysen Edward Clark, Shepherd Knapp
James Lenox Arch. Russell, II. X. Delafeld.
je9 l4t-rc ID. y. GARDNER, Secretary.