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by A. GREEN, Auctioncer.

TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION
On Thursday, the 10Th instant shall SELL premises
D. m houses, situated north d.
between ~ and ID immediately opposite Mechanics Row.
being subdivision No 572 having
street, running back l0i feet
have basement three stoes and with twelve
and bath and excellent
Kitchens.
The described property handsomely located
rapidly Improving part city, the Episcopal
Church. churches Of
CAPITOL Judiciary Square,
The built in handsome style and Of good materials
balance
years. purchaser bearing from
sale for the deferred deed gvcns and deed
taken. Title inds putabie.
Nov l4-Ctd A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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NORFOLK, Nov. IL.

The sohr Maria of Newburypor 90 days from Nicara-
qua via ST Domingo with i5 passengers and cargo OF
hide, and India rubber bound to New York. put In here
distress with damaK ed hull and loss oil sa rigging &c
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HERMAN mELvILLE's new novel. Moby Dick, o
III Whale. l vol, cloth. -
Nov 10 fHhNCk TAfLoh
MELyIILE's NEW BOOK. Moby Dick, the
MI Whale nv the author Typec Omoo, White Jacket,
Lssur's Pictorial Book Revolution Part 49,
London Labor nd London Poor. Part IS.
niuuai charge delivered Clergy
dioress OF ONO; by Charles McIlvano, D. D. This
coived for salc by TALON q mhukf,
Nov ia booksellers, 9th
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hERINOkS.-Now
Ill rs pieces Mefnoes, comprising all qualities
cloths ladies' Of colors,
very soft finish
pieces priced English Mernoes and Lyonese oobsaU
good Merno shades
so pieces high Meripoes MousscIne~,
chidrens
Also 500 pairs blankets comprising all qualities from
supcrhne.
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
prices and fair dealing may be relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Nov II-6uf oppos b Centre market.
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nhE only true, original, and genuine RoSvassi's
Tonic Mirture-the greatest Ague Cure ever known-The
second Rowands Tonic Mixture is Of importance
while when used,
their functions, and for
6es system, enabling all o their rejoicing
their thereby and constipation,
often depends the second @ being taken on
specified the drecons) destroys the liza
tiy relapse lunar peodsvz on the seventh four
ten twenty and twenty eighth days-hy creating the pecu
liar stronger the Tonic Mixture the sixth, ir
tcenth, twentieth, and twenty seventh days,
IL may A. GRAY, bookseller, 7h opposite Odd
Fellows Hail. and j. " CALLAN druggist corner Of 7h and
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Agnes Morrow a young lady aged q, taken from
the runs OF the fire this morning All the hands are now
accounted Tor young lady last night jumped from the
TN story window Of the building and sustained no injury
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LII QUAMTIES--We have
100 black apacas from % cents per yard U" 70 '"e oe
qualities made
20 pieces choice bombszines, At various prices
10 pieces black English Grape, wide and narrow
Also sba grapes Cloves hose &C.
10 cartons mourning handkerchief
do wells
parfe. wishing mourning good. may can on m sodes GER
complete
reourca nv those wear black
Terms cash, arranged 10 the contrary.
Good srt prices and fair dealing may be relied on in all
ppppv a pporuro
Nav lI-suf Opposite Centre market.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, sc.

HALIFAX, Nov. ID
The steamer Cambria arrived to-day at O'Clock, and
sailed for Boston ~ O'clock where she win be due To-
morrow evening :, ,,n,
Fair qualities had declined I'D. d. middling
was sales of the week were 40 QUO bae OIL
which exporters took 800 bales lair Upland and Mobile,
And a 4id Flour and wheat were heavy Western flour,
lis 49, Yellow corn firm at Dos. as Provisions
generally dull. Sugars and coffee were declnne
The London market was easy, al a pei ccht
Con soils closed at T5 IS
The steamer Humboldt arrived at Cowes on the 3ist
Kossu,h had paid public visit TO London, and becn re-
ce we'd with much enthusiasm :,
The overland mail had arrived Inc report Oh inc con-
dit.on Of trade ia India was satisfactory
Alditional Ne,cs by the Cambria.
HALIFAX Nov. l3.-Kossuth leaves Liverpool for New
York on the 18Th (today) with his family The banquet
given him Southampton was very brilliant anaiI Inc
Iondon Times contains attacks upon him. Ameri-
can securities are inactive Considerable uneasness pre-
walls in France and outbreak is anticipated.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II.
The steamer Lou ana arrived with Galveston dates
oil the 7h All the American troops, exceP. zen, sauoTea
Mexican forces were Montoor (D Gcnea
rayua had been appointed to the command oil 5000
whom he intends marching 10 the seat OF war; LOT me
purpose Of quelling the Instruction.
New YoRK, Nov IL.
Stocks are dul-Canton, 81 Erie Sli Flour is quiet
and rye Hour unchanged Wheat is tending downwards.
The supply of is lgh,holders are endeavoriDg to
get the market upsses of mixed at 81 cents Rye, 69
N cents Oats, 3s SO cents Provisions Of all kinds
duI Groceries re steady Cotton is firm yesterdays
rates. Whskey, Il a I'll cents
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is
Agnes Morrow, a young lady aged 81, was taken from
the INNS Of The ie this morning All the hands
accounted Tor young lady last night jumped from the
IN story window Of the building, and sustained injury
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I,OIl Nantes, CIoaLs, and vtsitea.-Tbs
Wide qualities
colors
prices
With Of other and desirable goods line.
all unless arranged the
Good articles prices, and fair dealing be relied all
ov1I-Gdf Opposite Ccnnrs market
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i, rs,,escn. tinn 10 the government lor c lords o
property, besides tha! when they iiys as 10 M
nbrne classes the East persuade themselves that THESE
snr,s,a,y interests" will cvnauc as gentle 10 them rs
bn .,cinG dovc! When the giant West shall have ce:
and umnacled By their all; ,hnk they that their late
r; m loss severe that chains will be thrown Owe! Trent
49, r chains less CALLING and oppressive! When had Ca
;,i ,e-cv uuoi I.ah0, DucS it is whole CLAIM
80 T.; ,ks Convention. upon interest ard and scCi
Al nj aruumen upon principles ri justice, eYt4y an rtgh
W., i.i the interest of these "ropar interests lcit
,h n do with eastern populGiioE? T. population
los obuuAols il than wcsterr Does it fear and hate t
former los, than the laei2 j. its ineresk one different
., iii from lis uiercS! the other! VIII the eastern peo
n 49, o.opi. commit the idolic bunder OF snrrendeng IL
o leadership OF the eastern astocrncy and the irrca
,hc wrnn aud uDplrIonable sin Of aiding this asocracy
in tr,mlin. down and nlnacllIS their natural aics, hc
brethren people IN the "est!
The sin of this lies at the door OF those who have assert
ed officially thai property is OF equal dignity WIN people IN
the povernIocnt-wilh those who maintain officially that he
up Interests have voice in the government dis
nct from and opposed and dcrogatoryo that OF The pop
mar interests. Whatever evil and Bitterness out OF The
discussion of this mOnstrous theory those who raise These
odous distinctions are anSwerdble lor
rbr JT.nss Of this (AlOnday) morning, quotes stupid
nronhpsy from the Tribune Of New York warning 10
The Elst The abolition sheet curlcs Western Virginia
With Gi.lov,v 10 the South and isaieciiJn 10 The nsu
on nj slavery The Times accustomed ~ drawing lis POI
r,l doctrines and arguments from this ncGn!!ay journal
now dares 10 draw fact and prophesy from the same co
nd,or in nder 10 whip in those Eastern delegates whose
stomacLs turn the contemplation OF the new doctrine OF
monure soyeresny. Will the yeomcn OF Eastern virginia
ar their derpaes consent IN be frightened INTO nase sur
render 10 the ropretary Interests" by sucn
Will they BY any such act as that into whcht Is attempted
N coerr them inputc sentiment the West upon this
ubrct of slavery which they know those people do not
terrain and from which they indicated themselves by
countless nets OF loyalty the State and her institution =
When DANGER this Institution Of nverylS wise
10 divide our house against itsr} When all depends
upon unity and mutual confidence is il prudent To charge
treason upon brother and neghbor or us 10 appeal 10
the ncendiary bulletins of the enemy for evidences
ID oh 10 m uhir *
forced TO RELY upon subtercs and abolition aIsehoods 10
sustain ITSELF The Eastern people will not believe these IN
sdious imputaions upon the West neither from respect Tor
the Ambition organ that originates Dr those "Prprcia
nv Interests" that disseminate them The warning OF the
Times they will regard OF tie minority OF wealth to
cheat them into an unnatural alliance win itsrll
~ HANpDES SYDNEY.
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buried in the rlis bGl from which, through The humane en-
ertons ncghbors happily eXtrlcated and mar
yelos 10 relate with other injury than bruises Slight
or shocks succeeded almost daily up to the Tt March
M.kr, the main land and its immediate neghbnrhood'
hr consequences have been most disastrous and heart
rel ling The whole of the houses, dwellings ana stores
a Is erected in the town. have been leveled 10 the ground
IL have been formed ii the very streets from which 81
u.nnous vaIor. esic continually almost suiocating The
r,hans many springs have dried up, whist IN ana 10
cuiirs have eushe changing the whole lca-
tug. u the cuIths surface.
The town OF Lcyissy which contained 1900 houses, has
MOI one left standing and no less than six hundred human
brings arc eckoncd 10 be under the ruins which number
would have been awuIy augmented had the shock been n
ter uahal when the inhabitants retire to their homes al
Ter The abnrs the day The village Of Chiorge has nearly
with thu same fate tho ar!'er part OF huge mountain
fallen into, and blocked up The smt port OF ESsen
l:c overwhelming all the dwellings round about lis base
Another village Inland has been buried from Inc a'
in opposite directions hills between which was
situated.
The survivors oil Makri alarmed by the repeated shock
which still occurring for five days AFTER Though u
much sighte nature had He'd for safety board small 't;i
md fishing boats carrying with them what proie';; lac
could from lime 10 time dig out from beneath IN. is:s %
sorehouscs most of which has been removed 10 Si ttsS
and other slanis
At SAMSON smart shock was felt on the 18th of Fehrul
Fy but caused no damage Our readers will remember VA
the famous Colossus of Rhodes which in It's day was re:
Ontd one of the wonders of the world was throw:
down by earthquake & years before Christ and 30 years
alter lis erection being The weight OF l3ooo los
To some such event is doubt also attributable inc extern
sivc magnificent ruins OF many cities which exist 10 Lyci
and the valley Of the Xan,hrs Of which Makr Is The por
and from whence the British Museum imported the interest
ing works which orn its Saloons discovered or more
properly speaking, recovered by Mr.. FeloweS, some "
years ago.
Since the foregoing was in type have seen letters rom
TcbZoni another civ uf Asac Turkey 1.-THE ancient rs
pesus down the 5th OF March, which make mention OF
shocks Of earthquake having been experienced
heeat. Stovcpi got detached from the walls OF Tue
houses doors flew OPEN and many old tcnenenls threatened
fall about the the inmates but accident ol con-
sequence occurred Earthquakes Of very occurrence
this seaport cbzond is the Black Sea- six hundred
miles OF Constantinopr
\; Samsun, Turkish port of some note on the Black
POO miles this side Of rcbizond smart shock was ic
Feb 18th, but no damage doEe.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THE CONVENTION.


yaseraoy (Mondav, the Convention met pursuant 10 40
and the journal of Saturday was read and appro
we'd.
Messrs McComas Smith of Jackson ana ooefs Pseseeo
on,es of the proceedings certain IN their
tive districts in regard the Basis question: Said proceed
inps were read and ordered TO be published.
Mr. Chambers offered resolution proposing to close the
handing debate on Basis question, Saturday next
The resolution was laid the table by vote OF ayes Sd
noes So.
IN motion the Convention was resolved into Committee
Of the Whole on the pending questionable SCOTS amend
msnt Mr. Bolts being entitled to the oor took occasion 70
read his proposed compromise scheme and spoke al ens
10 prove that the East and West ought both to make
sons under all the circumstances During his remarks MI
B. quoted number Of illusrous men OF the East-'uoe
Marshall Madison Leigh, Upshur, Randolph oco o'
auier Judge John Scott) and others-o sho" "ia' y'
in the last Convention willing TO compromise inc men,
as now alabsorbing ssue-the BASIS Oh Representations
Mr. Bolts gave way after having spoken for upwards OF
,,. hon,s to n motion for the Committee rise. and will
continue his remarks to-day His proposition reads as fol
lows:
Compromise Proposed BY Mr. Bots upon the Basis OF Hep
rcsentatton..
The Legislature shall be formed OF two distinct branch.
es which together shall be called the General Asssemoy u
3 One Of these shall be called the House OF Delegates ana
sbal consia of one hundred and fifty members
OF shn, he chosen for by countless cities
and towns living East the Blue Ridge Of mountains and
the other from those countess cities ana towns
living Yves, Of the Blue Ridge. ,-u ;
The other shall be called the Senate and shall consist
of members one half of which number shall be chosen
for md by those counties cities and towns lying East OF the
Rlne Ridge and the other half for and by those countless
cities and towns lying West of the Blue Ridge; for which
purpose each division Of the State lying East and west Of
the Blue Ridge shall be laid off into Districts and each
dstrict shall be entitled to representative
There shall be uniform system OF ad vaoem taxation
upon every description and species of property in The COM
onweath real personal and mixed except such may be
specially exempted by vote OF twords OF each oahcn
Of the Legislature o,, ,b
Ne debt without at time or during the same SEES
son providing payment of the same, oy increasing
,bs ,e of mar centage of taxation such and TO
such extent as may sufficient meet the payment OF the
debt when i, becomes due. No bill appropating sum OF
money exceeding dollars shall become law except by
vote of maj GRITTY Of the whole number elected OF both
branches of the Legislature.
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case involving breach OF the marriage promise was
tried in New York on Thursday The parties Miss
CurnclIa Euncc plaintiff lady 10 years OF age and
Mr. John Smith. gentleman apparent; beyond 60 lately
wdower and The father OF large family Of children. One
OF the letters from Smith, produced at the trial. stated that
as his children opposed his marriage with Miss Bunce
and desired his union with another woman lie mad coptc
with their wishes and married lady they his chdrcn
had chosen as proper vile for him. their father although
he had seen her out twice before in his life. Verdict for
paiat.-daragcs s., QUO.
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CONDITION OF ARCH

CONDITION OF ARCHBISHOP ECCLESTON.
WAsmrsGroS, April 20, p. MI regret 70 inform you
that improvement has taken place in the condition OF the
Most Reverend Archbishop Ecc!eston, and that the worst
authorizations OF his attentive ply scans now too apa
rent 10 doubted moment by The most anxious and
hone IL: Of the moTnrrs who surround his couch He pass
ed very bad night last night and has been slowly sinking
to-day but is in dying stale. His mind is wandering
at times, but he may live few days yet.
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LATEST BY THE TELEGRAPH
Photographed for the Richmond ENQUIRER
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA. Sc

WUNE TNUUPS FUK CUBA, &c
The ship Thomas Fitson from New Orleans ah;,t'
rived at Philadelphia to-day reports passng on The l
stant two Spanish tTisates having on board numsaA
troops for the Island OF Cuba. Os d
In the Baltimore markets, Flour is firm 10 day. with .
If 500 bbls., Howard Street at SiG2; City Mills i. h
81 IS.
Rumors prevalent, that troops being enrolled
city for the invasion of Cuba.
The Northern markets remain unal,ered and We the,s;
have nothing To report.
Red Wheat sells los cts; yellow corn Cd cs and
a; 40 cts. per buSheI Whiskey in bbls 25 cts.
Tobacco remains unchanged
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.f,cr completing his survey OF any county, to the clerk oil
The 10 be lis lied BY cg the eTeT
L. ,hn i'm fc is also make annual report TO
the ths house Of Delegates session to the
who shall be published Ills salary is shoc,
and experiments the services OF the chemist
and miscao.st included and for purchasing chsmj,al i'm,
rccns and materials he is allowed Inc st year sz'o ana
analyses for Individuals and to charge therefor fee of one
dollar.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
In 10 the present blocks of marble granite have
bee oesoutc 10 hieat national work by ~ dren, States
and one Territory Various cities towne benevolent assoca-
tons and individuals have also presented 81 blocks OF var
OH. Kinds of stone The blocks already contributed vary in
cost from fifty to 1000 dollars each The con,ri-
buei hy visi;aa since the st of August last amounts
81 3 10 The entire nun5e. of persons who have visited
the Monument STAGE the Isl Of August is set down at up
warts 0. lei. thousand.
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NEw YoRx April 20.-The Cherokee arrived this nIornn.
from Chagres with lis passengers and s403 600 in gold.
She brings later accounts from California than those by
P!oIietieus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

Mr.. Lewis Baly living in Fairfax county, at the point
yh re- the Washington and Middle Turnpkes cross refus
ed $50 per acre f his farm Mr. Lpscomb, living in the
ncghborhood has also refused So per acre Tor his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

BALTIMORE MARKET APRIL 10.
We hear Of no sales Of Flour to-day Howard street Flour
'clt nj 81 62!i with BUYERS 1T 81 56.. Holders Of CHi
Mills Flour asking )! 49,
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ALnAxy ~ y, APRIL l9.-Governor Hunt has issued a
proclamation converting the Legisarea the Capitol on the
18th Of June.
Tie election 10 fill vacancies caused by the resignation o
the Democratic Senator'S will take place about the 2Oh Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

Nrw ORLEA%s, ArElL l0.-Ihc sil.s OF cotton to.s!
av2 been 900 balls 0& c!s To- n. iiIing Dealers
waiting European adviccs per STEAMER America
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Ij- THE ANIMAL MEETING: of tn. MEDICAL 80
iErf OF VIRGINIA." will b. he'll Richmond. rucsi:'
Nay i l Due notice Of TIE hour and place Of meeting $"
DC Pc3!Ahc! April l0cWM&t"
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GflIll I'll

CC1i'S OFFICE, Pearl street, lew doors above
& 4 h,E.uhrl
Drawine Of Grad CONSOLIDATED! II. Apnl l."
81 - 80 Is ~ 81 10 IL ~ M.
Ticket 20 IL IS 800 Lmck's Office.
DrIwng Of patapsco. Il:
II 5! - 20 80 q . IS - "a q, i.
Il 10 70, another pT!Le sol! eni rap! by Luck
.f"rto"'ays2nuUU. 4r Tickets -. Also Dollar Iot!T
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r5NfiERE committed 10 lie jail Is the Is ~
4 ." March last negro ;sho ca himself ROBIN BANk,
lie represents himself Ice the property GEORGE W lone:
Georgia negro trader lie Gays that he sold I'll. ffE
Richron Va about i months hy Mrs-r- Dickinson ~
thcr rc property OF Col Alex g Tallcrto OF GiOu:er
county Va ar purchased by sid Jpnrs whom aboat
eight months since Rorn appears lie !lcar"f a
roE Forty Ia forty i've 81 n dark comp nv
cheek bones. high forehead. and And Ia
inches IL height He wa badly clothed hen comnIsd! cn
indifferent rnssne; ir":k coat AMI pants AMI an old co' cap ~
~ SAID slave w! come forward prove properly pay ct'sa
AMI take him away he vii! he !roset OF the Law ee'
EE$L BOIIANNuN,
Anfil o. COW J,i!nr OF Matthew's county, "
80 The Norfolk Argus wIl please c"fy he aul ..!l"
M. - r Ilass
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s1ACOS, 'COFFEE RICE. GC.-I5.o0j lbs Sides a
~ Shoulder - bag asuyTa GOlre 50 bags old t"'eI
nen, Java Coffee tlcrce prime fresh Rlcc % uacr bcAr IL
sins. Just received am! 10: sale iy
-, IiINDIEJ. NOVEL;. !. JONES
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PRICES of STOCKS IN RICHMOND,

NEW YORK MARKETS April l9.
The Pacltc's news has had special effect hour.
Sales OF 5000 bbs. nj 81 so for State bIaE,
Southern 81 - 5: 81; Cen=ss=c s. Corn meal 3i3 T.:
Rye Hour, IS 80.
Nothing special 10 Grain Small sales red wheat a. y
C;enesce do 81 IA 81 Is. Sales o! 20 600 bushels Con
AT 81 a6g cents for mixed and yellow. Oa;s i9a5
Ii
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NOTTCE 40 CDNTIiACTOKs.

EALED proposals wi! bc Received he Sec'"
- an! Treasurer ~ the Fredericksburg aud Valley PLANK R1 &
rlir, the Frederick Va, SATURDAY. TIC "
% MAJ. ls5 rn' - cocs. VI the graduation subbs ~
sonrv. brll-a: sueaucrrc lnd rai completion o he n5
mile. Of said road Plans Specifications, he At
ice E..iHccr COimnanY Separate pruposia vi -
Received Truck. riGr. cts'n aud other l'r3'
timber, the a. SAID TDI DELIVERED 81 :"
iarf IN Er.,.rI rs order OF the Board,
JAMES Mcguire, sec'y and Tres:
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A meeting The President and Directors OF the Richmond
a !cssbuIg aud Potomac Railroad Company held a. th-
Office. 18th april. ISL
Resolved That dividend OF 3 per Of the profits the
Company? m six months cnng SIS; March last be declared payable
the stockholders er Legal representatives and after tile Isl
OF MAJ Eexi. tue copy IEom the minutes
April =. T. W. MACMURDO. Trea:r
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STEAMER POCAIiONTAS
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
yStHE PncAliiSTiS. Capt Parrish wall ecriveg;
I ncigh Till II M this da. for the above places zSY
Ap.i!Gl-lt LUD.AM s WATSON -s>1-e-af---s-
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SHHtTTrF

'ESE Steamboat AUGUSTA will be taken OF the cs>T1
PoT; Wahali after SATURDAY. the 18th
April. Tor repairs She will resume her place tles~szA
nc about the.rst OF June OF which due will
April - TlIOS DODiMEaD. Sum. r. & p K Il