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go FOR RENT, two valuable Lots, situated on
E:a the Dock-one of which has building thereon
recently occupied by Jabez X. Parker as house 70
machinery; and the other lot adjoining here
to. and fronting 40 feet on Dock street Apply 10
fe IA JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
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a UEEN CITY HAMs.-We shall soon he in
N receipt, tearly next monthly Of regular and full
supplies of these celebrated Hams, from the establish
ment of Messrs. Schooley 4 Haugh, Cincinnati We
are informed that this year they better than
they were last.
10 q
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- TEN YEARS. LEASE AT PRIVATE
Esh SAIE.-The unexpred lease of the House No.
1875, Main street, present occupied by E. Leonard
as Shoe factory, is for sale privately. The lease ex-
pires the year 1860 The property is in good repair
and at present for $500 per annum Terms ibe-
raj. Applyto
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a. FOR RENT, the House and Lot on 7th ST.
MGA recently occupied by James E. Heath, Esq APP
Div to RICHARD HILL, In.
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MD EADY MADE CLOIIING-A NEW
Ma RULE ADOPTED.-Contrary to custom, the
subscribets have this late period of the season re-
ceved ten large cases of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, in order to furnish persons who may be visiting
the city at this of the year, Those who may
now be in want will not have the tale end of refused
stock to pick from, but a. full stock recently made ex-
pressly for the occasion. Come to the money saving
institution of
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN late
10 KEEN a
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baptist PSALMODY.-A selection Of
HR Hymns for the worship OF God, by Basil Man
ly, D. D., and B. Manly, lr.
A supply ofthe above Hymn Books just received
and for sale at the Bapts Book store.
NH 7 CfIAS. WORKMAN, Depository.
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a. FOR REM f-The tenement al present sc-
E;W cupled by tine subscriber corner OF Main and 9Th
streets suitable Tor the accommodation of large family
or Boarding house Also other tenements suitable
for families For terms, which will be reasonable appIp
to [de g. JAMES BOSHEb
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rrua.s NOTICE.-The Steamer Curtis Peck
-ssss.-zls will, after Saturday next 18th iust be
taken off the route between this place and Norfolk Tor
some four five weeks, to be repaired, painted &c.
| NH HASKINS Il LIBBY
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HNRESH DRY GOODS.-By various arrivals
H. we are receiving
Barege de LANES, ofbeautfpl styles.
Rich printed A borenes
Plain cooured Mouselnes
Plain and embroidered Swiss Musllns
Superior black Gro de Rhnes
White. and cooured Tarlatans
Silk Illusions
Green Bareges
Gents and Ladies' best white and eoloured
II. S. Gloves
White and cold Bonnet Cords
Hair Cords and India twill d Dmity
Superior fancy silk and satin Vestings
Satin and Tafeta Ribbons, all numbers
New styles Pongee and Spitalfed Hdkfs
Shanghai and London Corah Hdkfs, beau-
tulstyles
Lisle and Thread Laces aud Edgiugs in great
variety, &c.
To which we invite the attention of city and country
dealers. hEN /, fAlNE ~ hENl.
NH 8
NTEW CROP CUBA SUGAR, landing, Tor
IA sale by ,,,,,,,
mh =. II ShlNhhh'
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.An FOR RENT, the Tenement on Franklin
H street. Trinity Church. suitable for the eenleel
accommodation Of a large family.
For terms, apply to Mrs Allison. opposite he African
Church. BENJAMIN WATERS
je6 Exor. OF VIM. Allison decd
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A. FOR RENT, and possession given immedi.
HUI ately, large Brick Dwelng-house, in the mme.
date neighbourhood of Mr.. John Watkins, and Mr.
Richard Malone, on Church Hill. This house has
good rooms, with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms carriage house, stable and smoke house, with
large and productive garden. There is a spring OF
fine water convenient. Toa good tenant the win
be low. Apply to
fe IA JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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EpUTTER AND VENISON.-33 kegs Butter
HID represented as superior; also, 500 lbs Venison,
receiving this morning, for sale by
ia H. Wake.
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EEOME MANUFACTORY !-VIRGINIA
HE MADE SUITS!-Keen, Chiles IL Baldwin,
have in store goods made in Richmond, to which they
ask the attention of patrons OF home mandatory;
they will have them made up TO measure very low;
also, large stock of superior Ready Made Clothing
selling low to make room for the. Spring trade Now is
the time to buy bargains Come to No. lo2 Main street.
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"a 6NAAA KEGS NAILS, of the Old Domi
M ISUSV Mon and Rapid Fails brands, in slor'
and for sale low by
mh6 ID, & w, G. CRENsHAW & co,
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SH FOR SALE.-The schooner CATHA-
80 RINE AMANDA, Capt. Hughes, will be sold
privately, together with all rer rigging aud apparel,
she now lies 10 the Dock. She is in good order and
about 100 tons buhen carries large cargo for her ten
mage, and is well suited for the lumber and grain bust
ness in the river For terms apply to the Captain on
board, or
de RANKIN & WHIT .OGK
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NT EGRO HIRING.-TO OUR FRIENDS
~ AND THE PUBLIC.--The undersigned thank
full for the liberal patronage they have received during
the last years. again solicit the continuance ofthe
tavors of their friends and the public for the ensuing
year, and would particularly request those who wish
to hire out their negroes TO send them to office
by the 18th inst TOLER 4 COOK
Agents and Collectors Lilies Row Pearl ST.
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SPRING FASHION or GEN Am

WMT M. DEAN, OF the city Of Richmond, would
w respectfully announce to his trnds and the pub
lie that he has leased the Main street, tn rec
doors below the American Hotel and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, for the purpose OF commencing a
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURE ESTABLISHMENT
and he shall get possess ion (Which will be
in few days. intends having it fitted up in style and
manner suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemens custo-
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his materials are
with great care in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
York He would respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies to his assortment omaeraIs for ladies' shoes.
He would further state that through the courtesy of
the present occupant Of the store, he has been allowed
the privilege opening few goods his line one
side of the store, among which may be found several
kinds of Ladies' and Misses Shoes, together with a
lot of White Kid Slips with suitable trimmings.
His friends need feel no decacy in calling TO leave
their orders because there dry goods side of
the store. AL
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EEaA .BBLS. SCOTTSVILLE FLOUR,
eDSE1D receiving and for sale by
fe 81 RAGLAND IL BROTHERS. +
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a. FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, apen-
El SAINT and desirable framed building, suitable for
genteel family. Rent Sl25 per annnm. Appyt to
TOLER & COOK, Agens,
NH 7 Iises Row
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HAY. OATS, POTATOES, &c-We have
HE in store Hay, Oats, Potatoes Corn, Bran, Shorts
and Brown Stuff, for sale: Buggy for sale.
ia 30 j. & F. CLENDINlNG.
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a. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. =
SSESTM The schr OREGON, Captain Cook, of from
900 to 1000 lbs capacity, in the dock, wants a
freight or charter. Apply to
fell SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE
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gspS BAGS RIO AND LAGUAYRA
eDepep COFFEE, in store, for sale:
NH 6 JAS WINSTON,
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$500 lbs best Nader
1000 lbs superior Indigo
so kegs super Carb Soda
rs lbs Blue Mass
30 lbs Hydriodate Potass
IS bbls Logwood
$500 lbs Extract Logwood
Is bbls Spts. T'urpentine
40 boxes variegated Soap
ss 500 do refined Borax
3 bbs refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
80 boxes ground Pepper, Alspiee, Ginger
10 bbls No. Castor Oil
90 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No Numegs
200 ounces Suph. Qunms
600 boxes Window Glass, French and
American
400 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
30 bbls Bakes Fire Proof Paint
And the usua assortment OF Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Articles &c. &c.
" PURCELL LADD g. CO., Druggists,
e q 90 Main ST., corner 18th
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NDLACK DOESKIN PANTS AND SATIN
EH VESTS-S. MERCHANT u WEISIGER
have received this day by Adam & Co.'S Express, a
fine assortment of Black Doeskn Pants and Satin
Vests, Of superior quality. Call in you are passing.
and look at them.
S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
L.. NJ . Al
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discount according to the arin) which, the Eng
ish mint price, f3 lis load ounce for standard gold
gives an exchange 28O7 and the exchange at Paris on
London short being % Oh it follows that god 10 per
cent desrer In Paris than In London.
BY advices Hamburg the price of gold is s2ai per
mark, which the English mint price OF E3 lis lOAd
ounce for standard gold gives exchange Of IL and
the exchange Hamburg London short being l3 A.
follows that gold OH per dearer in London than
in Hamburg
LONDON, June 3oCorn Exchange The rem arkably ine
weather that has prevailed during the past week, at this
critical OF the when the wheat is coming into
bloom, has had some influence the wheat trade, by
king dull but the farmers generally having firmly refused
the prices lower and then only per quar-
ter Spring corn from lis extreme scarcity has
the previous rates The oulportS the also
DUH and at Liverpool the prices OF wheat have slightly
given way and fore ign flour has also declined Cd per
sack
LIvEsPooI June 80 Cotton Market There has been
good demand to-day, and the sales amount 10
bsesI for export. Prices are I'd per 10 lower
than last Friday Tor American descriptions
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SHANNospALE SrR,sos, IVA. } July 10,

SHANNospALE SPRINGS, (Va.,) July 10, 1851
Having been called by business TO the pleasant and
village OF Charestown, and having this day
OF rest and leisure my hands, have come to this most
delightful spot that have visited to breathe the
pure air and taste the healing and nvIgoratng waters
and while sitting this immense piazza, the Blue Ridge
stretching off for miles and miles in the distance, the
beautiful Shenandoah winding its way along almost at
my feet, with the romantic pile OF rock called the
Lovers Leap" towering the opposite bank, the luxu
rant landscape about me, portion OF which is clothed
with the richest harvest saw, and all OF which
Islands dressed in living green,' and with the cooling
southern breeze sweeping by me, am about the most
happy and satisfied mortal this earth and desiring the
world especially The morid of Washington, know that
they can nd within half days ride of the Federal City,
cool and beautiful retreat, which Nature has Law
shed all her beauties, have concluded to spend half
hour in trying express TO you words the impressions
that are upon me.
left Charlesiown early this morning, and after about
an hours ride reached this lovely spot have rambed
all around IT, and from the height south OF the hotel my
vision has been stretched over landscape worth travel
ling a hundred miles TO have visited the several
springs and tasted OF the watersnot particularly pleas
an, to the ase confess, but combining. am told more
healing qualities than those Of any other springs in this
vicinity, not in this Union. After having been nearly
roasted alive in Washington Baltimore Harpers Ferry,
and Charesown for the past week, you hardly i'm
agine the sensations Of pleasure with which cit hare
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nTE proprielor YALE BTEcnRE would inform he ci
zens Of washington, Georgetown, and Aiexandra that mers
will National Hail. "Wednesday evening,
July l6,
A BEAUTIFUL MODEL OF MOUNT VERNON
all beauty by Gen. George washington and
present proprietor, Mr. j. A. washington
There exhibited Of the entire farm, occupying
eight thousand acres ofland
This space hundred and forty square feet
buildings The proportions the building
the fool This model was but ~
several months at Mount vernon
making drawings the model and through me
A. Mr. Yale has had such iniounA
relied upon rs strcuy correc snd
In model and seeing the tomb OF wash
npon and gardens walks &C. 20 truth
ny portrayed would himself at once At
that the peaceful nome OF me
the Father OF his Country
Mr. r. the public that he has not spared
model worthy of their patronage The
public that the above model will be ex
hbied few days. 10 afford the citizens and
schools beautiful work Of they
model the principal cities in the
United States prior o departure for Europe
n The propeors public that j. A. WISH
the first evenings exhibition OF the model
Price 25 children under ten years OF age IN
Gallery The hours Of exhibition will be noticed In
the day.
Tickets principal hotels book stores, and at
or IN the evening of exhibition =,
will be made for schools by applying to he
poprietors ,prcuyv
l2-3teod YALE BEEChEh.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1854.

pn W. JAnss, Harrison sueet, Cincinnati, Ohio, is
our travelling States assisted BY Mes.
j. H. ssira, 1T. DssT, JASON TArLoH,J W. AKAsrhoss w
RAMSAY d. JosauA wApswoKra, ALKn. r. Laws, and X n
GaAyss.
mMr LEWIS, Of Montgomery Alabama, our gem
s travelling sxen, Of Alabama and Tennessee,
.i.,sd BY his sons James o. and Samuel ID. Lewis.
Richmond Virginia general agent
10, Vgnis travelling agents b. PuLLxk and JAAxs
TsoaAs.
myEpwARps SANFORD, Co.. express agents and bankers IN
the United States London and Liverpool have been appointed
Uson authorized 10 receive subscriptions
and this Their Office IN London at NO 10
Gresham street, and In Liverpool al No Columbia buildings
connected this country with the known
Of Adams Co.. agents. and Is enuued 10 e conn
dence Of our friends abroad.
Tr IsaAEL e. JANIS No. ls2 South Tenth street, Phadei.
phz general travelling agent, assisted by MessrS WIN H.
WxLO JsaH COLLINS, JANIS DxxaIEs, KIRK WxLLrsfoH
A. EvAKs, r. p. LOCKE Jos Burror GEORGE
p. BuxroN, and THOMAS ID. NICE
Oy-Receipts from either Of the above will be good
T-Mr D. JoHssos of Galveston, is authorized TO procu.
subscrikers sc, for the Union IN Texas.
NV. B.PALAEE the American Newspaper Agent u ue only
this in the cities OF Boston, New YORK.
Phsdepha and duly take and
subscriptions the required by u.s. His eeep" VIII be
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street,
New York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut streets.
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BALrisoRk, July 1876. p. Dr.
News here is rather scarce commodity day. &
Governor Lowe passed through car city last nIght
the North whittier he has gone Tor pleasure and
ton.
Colonel Pok-who cowardly assaulted and cousid-
eraby injured by ruian Sunday might last while
standing in front Of the Fountain Hotels recovering His
shouldebade was put out Of place. but he well enough
TO day to be out.
Every day takes away large number of our citizens
The watering places and summer retreats. am
told that tho company at Old Point Comfort is unusually
large. Cape May is aiso very much thronged.
The annual commencement at ST. Mays College took
place this morning large number OF spectators were
present
Addresses were delivered by the following graduates and
all OF them acquitted themselves in the handsomest
ner seldom that such uniformly excellent addresses
and of so high character both the style Of
IN and the OF delivery, heard at any
mcnccmenti
Edward ID. Hand, of Baltimore, domestic Slavery
Thomas Courtney Jenkins, lr, Of Baltimore, Mary,
Queen OF Scots"
Roosevelt H. Graves, of Baltimore, Tho Sources Of
National Greatness"
Aubrey A. JONES' of Baltimore, .. The Arabian EN-
pre."
George T. Collins, OF Prsburg. on "Piu. IX.'
Joseph A. Eschback, Of Baltimore " The Reign of
Louis XVI"
John Samuel Foley, of Baltimore, "The Coons,s OF
Maryland.n
Afef the delivery Of the vsledctory" the degree of
o. was con erred on the above named graduates.
The college year Of this institution which has Just closed
has been in all respects most successful and the
year opens understand with already lagcyinc
number of students
The Patriot that the morning train OF cars on the
Susquehanna railroad from York. due here O'clock did
arrive till halfpast H. learn that the detention was
caused by of the through burden trains running
track a bridge Burns's, in Baltimore county by
which the tender and number OF burden pre-.
cipitaed into the stream below. The engine passed
the bridge. and is safely the bank but off the track
Mr. Clark, fireman, was killed by the conclusion, and
Mr. Meredi'b old and faithful conductor of the Messs
Small, OF York, seriously inured-his thigh and
being broken. He is regret to learn not expected to
live. Medical aid was Immediately called, and Dr. Moore
is in attendance on him,
The passengers by the morning and express trains from
Baltimore transferred other at this point and
reached York with only few hours delay.
The brdge-wbich is fifty feet span and which has been
destroyed by the concussionwl be replaced by o-mor-
row with trussel bridge, that there will be no
soppsge Of passengers merchandise The tender was
entirely demolished, but the damage the cars ncon-
siderable.
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The editor OF the Southern Press that we
have been. imposed upon in the matter OF the dog star
Sirius. No such thing. II anybody has been imposed
upon is the philosophical transoendenta socias, of the
New York Tribune. We copied the article, and gave
due credit to the Tribune, in regard the alleged
centric movements Of Sirius and stated doubts,
for the reasons given by and repeated by the Repb
iie The fact is, that neghbor is TOO facetous by
hall on such serious subject, and the because
the advent Of the is at hand when, in the
language OF Pope,
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Annual Exhssstso~ OF Washington seminary
The interesting exhibition by the scholars Of the above
institution (says the Telegraph OF yesterday came of
to-day At the National Hall Long before the hour an.
nounced for the commencement. the Hall was crowded
to with the friends OF the scholars and chiefly by
the ladies' who indeed lent additional charms to the
sion We would be pleased bad we the space, to notice
particularly each Of the boys who took part in the exer
cises but e, il suffice to say that each acquitted him
self with great honor to himself and credit to the worthy
president Rev. j. f. Blox. and his associates
The scholars formed in procession at the Seminary
and accompanied by anumbe Of the reverend professors
proceeded BY way Of Pennsylvania avenue to the Hall
where the exercises were conducted, the music beina
dscourssd by the fine band attached to the Washington
Light Infantry, and led by Captain Marsoleti.
The exercises having been completed the procession
turned to the Seminary. and was dismissed To day
the exercises viii be resumed.
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Brevet Col H. X Craig aely lieutenant colonel OF the
ordnance succeeds by seniority and appointment to the
rank of colonel Of that department Col G. is an old
and experienced officer. having entered the army as sec
ond Lieutenant OF artillery on the 18th OF March, 1912
NAT Int
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The dog-star
Rases and all Bedlam Is let ont -

We copied the article from the Tribune. apparently
upon the authority OF Humboldt and the Berlin Academy,
for the express purpose OF creating doubt the mat,
tiers OF fact stated and showing that repugnant to
the whole theory Of the fixed stars. 1t is surprising
that the editor of the Southern Press should have put
any other construction it, il stated in many
words As the old story Of the fly n the telescope,
heard related long ago by old professor Of astron
omy-honest man--who has many years since gone to
his 6nal account We hope the editor Of the Southern
Press will do harm with his designating and
eccentric movements in regard to the constitution and
the union OF these States
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On the Instant MARY ALICE, daughter of JONI
A nd CATHARI p. KiRKrATMcK, aged 10 months.
The friends family respectfully invited attend the flu
neral this evening" O'clock residence Of her father,
ID, l3k street -
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ma The Grafton the annual meeting OF the
Amn Columbian College will be delivered by
The Rev r. b. Howell Of Richmond, Virginia, on wednesday
evening next nj O'Clock Baptist Church.
The public are invited TO attend -, :, 4, o,,,,,x
- J. w. H. LOVEJOY.
Recording Secretary Of Alumni ASSOCIATION
I'M s.
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

On the Instant Rev JAMES President fGeege
College, EDWARD e. DYEK 10 BETTE ELloN DELI
both Of this city.
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BY A. GREEN. Aurtionesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTIoN.-on wednes
shall sell the PREMISES At O'Clock,
valuable building lots situated in square SO, having
back 100 feet between and
~ south, that
ton Of the sla . rapidly improving.
In and IL months, Tor notes sat
s(actsrly secured, bearing interest
Tide good.
Jsly l5-a- AShhhN' Aucuoneef'
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTioN-on Wese,s
day. sell the premises, sf O'Clock,
D. M. lots Nos o. 30 and 81, situsted in square 56s
Lot back 100 ees betwech
md uec alley - feet wide
situated immediately IN inc rear OF 70, NO
The alley containing 1910 feet each These splendid
building lots . -, % - a. -
endorsed bearing Al conveyances the
cos, T, ~ p coed g''0''' A. GREEN,
July l5-2 hhcueneer'
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bes, lots according Davidsons ubd Of
squares thc ward where
PROPER is rapidly improving.
The sale will and in 49, and
proceed square 1853
i"s 'e' ' $50 A. GREEN
I,, ia AucuonssT.
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~ al GREEN. Aueuonee

h..s.se:sa "a -. A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
HANDSOME MARE AT AUCTIoN.On Thurdsay morning, the
Ill fia sl auction ROOM ooclock
kanNuss1 ntss, prhcuy gentle sound IN every respect
having TOT nef
ns works wsi single 1osAls harne and fine saddle
anilnai. 1istff -. 80 W
- -s0''1-V IT sfrssK - y A. GREEN,
Juy t5-TuATha ~ - Aucioneer