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Az two white men were proceeding i, I cam.
from the Fish Wharf 70 q long boat, living in
the neighhorhuud. on Monass e:shs !sss gks
were upset, and, unfortunately, drowned. The
current was very strong, and the storm raging
at the time, and although they were seen, az.
slstance could not be rendered ia time 10 save
them. The body of John Brandon. one of IN
persons drowned, aud who has resided Il ,h;s
place for some time, was recovered Yesterday
A man from Hancock, Md, was, also, drowned
at The Canal Locks, on Monday night.
Aier. Gag. of Wednesday.
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NEW YORK, April 20.-The steamer Geor-
gia, from Chagres, with the California mails,
is coming up the bay.
The steamer Union with Charleston papers
of the 18th, has arrived.
During the past twenty -four hours, a severe
storm of rain and ind has visited this city,
Il is feared that considerable damage has been
done TO the shipping or the coast.
The Newark train ran into the rear of the
Philadelphia train this morning. The engine
Of the former was smashed and the rear cal
of the latter was considerably damaged. Nc
lives were lost.
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A SHOCKING AccIDENr.--On Monday eve.
ming, about o'clock, Mrs. Duffy, residing a,
NO. Bridge street, New York, and her Ettle
daughter, L. years of age, fell throurb ,hs
floor OF privy in the rear Of their premises
and sunk to their necks in the excrescence he.
meath. Mr. Duffy, on hearing their cries for
help, FASTENED to the spot, and ia endeayor;ng
TO effect their rescue unfortunately fell into fhe
same horrible pit. Their cries alarmed the
neighbors, and, after great difficulty. ,hey
were all rescued alive. The little girl was
nearly sutocated. The accident was caused
by the floor giving way. 1''u
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mn LATEST NEWS.
1HF FRESH.

~. washington and Baltimore papers Of
l.v contain detailed accounts OF the
II. Potomac. The Republic SAYS:
vis;t 10 the Long Bridge, Yesterday morn.
;,- presented deeply interesting scene ne
.,-sh;ns waters having brought down lumber
- and barrels OF flour, hsh, &C., rom
80 hundreds OF persons were engaged IN
s,.emp,iag to arrest their progress, ana appro'
a.,e,.t hon as lawful prizes; and we regret TO
20 Witnessed among this food OF destruction
80 I;feless BODY of white man carried along
- ,gs ghirting tide. This bridge stood we'll
''r,l The "chan bridge" located above
E Cor (haying yielded to the immense
,e.nssnre of wa;erl came down with such
f,-rp IS ,o carry away large portion OF the
! onc Bridge South OF the draw, aud large
norton cf me structure remains submerged IN
xa,er. uitl. immense quantities o. rubbish
p;led up and pressing against H.
The Ia;ellgencer says:
IT. Georgetown the damage sustained by the
s,,;q,hs reaches, il il does not exceed. fifty
,Lnrssn6 dollars The greater part of Water
-, < submerged TO the depth of from three
- 6n, feet. Mauy thousands barrels of -four,
:; wersIouscs. are damaged, besides groceries
81 stores of various kinds. The losses suf-
S,rrd nv the dealers in lumber and fire wood
will be severe; 10 all about ten thousand dol
lars.
doYbt. severely suffered. Two or three breach
es touk place within ten miles Of Georgetown,
and for some distance the tow path is supposed
10 have been fifteen feet under water. The full
ezfent o. damage cannot be known for many
DAYS Vet.
in Washington considerable loss and injury
has been sustained by the lime, coal. wood.
and lumber merchants along the canal. Num-
hers OF persons, IN boats, were engaged IN re.
covering the drift hTe-wood and lumber floating
IL all directions.
Ii is said that no such food has been wit
messed since 1884. We extract the following
from the telegraphc reports:
WASHINGTON, April 90, 9P. Mat George
town the water has commenced falling. Every
merchant aud housekeeper on Water street has
suffered heavy losses. but no correct estimates
can now re made. Reports from along the line
ofcaual above, state that great distress prevails
among families.
la Washington the wharves are overfowed,
and seriously damaged. The steamer Wash
ington WAS compelled TO land at Fourteenth
street.
Another portion of the Potomac Bridge has
given wav, and tie floating fragments indicate
heavy losses.
HAKPER's FERRY, April 20.-The waters at
this point have commenced TO subsde, and no
further danger is apprehended to the bridge
over the Potomac. An immense amount OF
damage has been done along the Potomac and
Shenandoah rivers. In the vicinity of VIM
chester severa! grist mills have been Hooded
Both the railroads and the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal have been much injured.
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SrkArTON,S UFFICE

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 90, April 10:
80 IA so II 40 81 IL 10 40 81 SO H.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, No 95, April 90:
80 81 60 "a 43 Is % l 81 SIS liz.
Whole Nos Is 80 54 ticket do 4 "a CO. do do
"a 60-three sold and paid by STRATTON
For T0.Day.-Kentucky, Elk, No 97 Capital
$4,000 Tickets 50.
Also, Kentucky, No 93-Capital S25, GOO. Tickets
SIS. ap %
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A. TURNER & COMPANIES
COMBINED
MENAGERIE AND CTRCTTS

WILL enter the city on Friday, April 23d, head
w ed by the New York Brass Band The Ami.
mails are those which were exhibited throughout
the principal cities of Europe by Van Amburgh.
The performing Elephant AbdnIlah excites the
wonder and surprise of every individual who has
seen his almost incredible performances
The Equestrian Troupe is without its su-
perior In the known world among which are those
celebrated Riders Messrs. N. B. and #. v. Turner.
Ward, DE Lacey. Masters Thomas, Henry, &C., and
that Clown Of all Clowns, j. NJ Myers, who will
throw somerset over sixteen mer, over ten horses
and the largest class elephant-wil exhibit on Mr.
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April a3d and 24rh'
1852
Doors open at halt past 6 o'clock, P. NJ Perform.
ances commence at NJ. Admission so cents
children and servants IS cents. Afternoon per.
2 O'Clock, p. M an 10 e.
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RECEPTION OF KossUTH IN New JERSEY.
-kossuth arrived at Burlington on Saturday
evening, ind was entertained at the residence
Of Mayor Wall. He spent the Sabbath with
Bishop Doane, and On Monday proceeded to
Trenton, where he was received with the ring
ing of bells, and other demonstrations of well
come. He made an address in the Methodist
f. Church to about FIVE hundred persons, who
were each charged dollas for admittance.--
Two citizens also gave him 500 each.
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LANDER TBS OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class 80, April l9th
80 IA 60 IL 40 81 IL 10 A. 81 SO Is,
Tickle. l3 IA SO, prize OF 500; half II 10 81,
a.prize of Sl00-sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Extra, 95, April 90:
80 "a 4 60 "a 43 Is % l 81 SIS Is.
To-Day-The Kentucky State Lottery, Clas. No
93-Capitals: s25 600, 5000 5000, 1900, 5 of 1000,
&c rs numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, a Two Dollar Lottery. an %
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Marine Disaster

CHARLESTON. April l7th.-The pro pelle
Armero, from Philadelphia for Havana. when
40 miles South of Savannah, was obliged 10
pm, back to repair, her starbo DAD boiler having
given out.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MUSICAL ENTEHTXfNS7 . = n ~
NA SMITH FAMILY viii give anothsr n 49, y
musicaI entertainments this evening Tlrrs.
day. the ed inst at Odd-F fellows daIi. Ahuas'
Tickets q cents each, for sale 1t the ticket os,c.
ap 22-1t - ,-sAoe VINCE
rIsHE ATHENRUM Lecture viii 6,, IA.
livered on Thursday evening of this waeE
BY Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSTON. Eubject--aNatian,''
al Ballads" sas.eH'
Lecture begins at 81 o'clock; doors omen st NJ
Tickets % cents, for sale at the door.
apo THE Con-. ON the ATHKNEum.
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON. April 81.
In SENATE, after the discussion of some mi
nor matters, the Deficiency Bill was taken up,
and the debate continued.
lhe HOUSE was occupied with the discus.
sion OF the Navy Discipline Bill.
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eHErPEKsON's OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks

For To-day, will be drawn at o'clock p. M ,
the Carroll County Lott. ry Glass 2l-Capitals
$4,000 1U000, 5000, 24lI l000 25 of 300 25 of l5O
&c. 70 numbers, Is ballots drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass l23-Capitals
$4,000, of 1000 &c. Tickets only 81.
10 Look at the prizes sold and paid at this of.
fee curing the last few days:
Nos Is 20 "a, prize of $500; dol II SO, do do
$275; do %, do do $780, do 20 81 63, $50
co 10 So 65, do do SIS; do IL 48 81, do do SO
by
ap22 STEPHENSON.
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- The Prerident has refused to commute
the sentence of death passed upon the convict
Wells, for the murder of the boy Mundell.-
Wellsreceived the decision with great frmness.
He is 10 be hung on Friday.
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Marine DisasterS.

BosroN, April 20.-The briggs Gazelle and
Frances Ellen, from Havana foriPoriland. with
cargoes Of moIasses, were wrecked yesterday
on Cape Elizabeth The crews were saved.
An unknown brig vent ashore this morning
al Point Allerton. A brig with cargo of mo-
- lasses on board, is ashore near Emerson s
Rock, Plumb Island. She was bound to
Boston.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aprilal.
FLouR-Sales of $50 bbls. at 81 O6. GRAIN
steady. Red Wheat 93a95 cts
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tS Tue Postmaster General has establihed
new post Office in Buckingham county, called
"Goid HILL" He has discontinued "Stony
Creek Warehouse" post Office, in Sussex
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The Rise in the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, April 81.
The waters of the Potomac are falling. The
amount of the damage from the flood is not
yet ascertained, though it must be large.
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EeSseL Wrecked

BosToN, April 20th.-The British brig Mar
garef, from Liverpool, was wrecked on Sun
day a Nause,t Beach. The crew were saved,
but the vessel aud cargo are total loss.
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ty Chesalier Hulsemann's furniture is i'd
veriised for sale, in the Wasning,on papers. 1t
is inferred from this, that he il TO return to the
dominions of Francis Joseph.
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Auction SALES.


AW sALk-The largest and most valss6le
~ collection Of Law Books ever oiIered Is ,6;s
city, at Public Auction will be sold 1t the sfore ~
GEO. u. WEST 4 BRO on THURSDAY. AnriI
18th, 1852 at 2 o'clock in TIE morning, embracsnr
IN part
The Eng. Condensed Chanesry Reports. The Law
Library, 65 vols.
Johnson's Chancery Reports vols. The virgin.
La Reports So
n0binson's Practice. Erslish Corn Law Reports
haward's, Peters and Washington's United s. G.
Reports.
kent.s Commentaries, Peters Digest, comyn's Di.
Bacon's Abridgment; Chitty, Wharton and Rus.
sells Crime Laws. -A A.ss-
And nearly every other good Book in use.
Catalogues will be ready on Friday 2ad ir.t
an g2-lw - A asst
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Sreat Flood In the MonOngaheIa and Al
ieghany Rivers-A Part of Pittsbura
Submerged-Lives Lost.

PITTsBuRG, April 81.
The heavy rains have occasioned a great
rise in the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers,
whose waters rose within three feet OF The
great flood of 1882. Several lives have been
lost, and the lower part of the city and ada.
cent towns have been submerged, by which
l200 families are rendered honseless. Busi.
ness is suspended, and the loss by the inun.
daton is estimated at half million of dol.
lars. The waters are subsiding, however, and
no further damage is apprehended.
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~ Joannah Connell, convicted at WASH
lngton, Of marrying two men, has gone 10 the
peniientiary for two years-the President has-
ing refused 10 interfere
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Eg The Senate of Massachusetts have re-
Jected the bill 10 establish The Boston and Bal.
t.more Sioaun Navigation Company.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April 81.
The foreign news by the Asia has unsettled the
markets.
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I1y Hon. John M Clayton has delivered
a speech al Delaware Cits- 10 favor Of the
nemino non Of Gen. Scott fer the Presidency.
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rhe Storm at the East,

BosToN, April 21st.
The storm to the eastward was yerv severe
Several vessels have been wrecked, but thus
lar, no lives ascertained to be lost.
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ROANOKE flo

.Se STEAMSHIP ROANOKE for
s4zklik@5SNEW YORK.-Shippers by this line
viii please to bear in mind, that the company have
had erected at each port large and commodious
sheds TO protect freight from the weather and also
that the Roanoke leaves New York regularly every
Saturday evening, at O'Clock, and Richmond every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
ap 20-3t LUDLAM e. WATSON
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YANKEE MOTIONS, BLEAK HOUSE


l. &c, AT T. H. GRESHAMS
Bleak House, No2, by Charles Dickens-price l2t
cents
Yankee Notions for May, forming the fifth num-
Der of this pop llar journal of wit and fun-price IL
cents All the back Nos on hand.
Claret and Olives: constituting the 7th No of Put
nam's Sc mi Monthly Library. All the preceding
Nos on hand-price 25c each
Blackwood for May-price 25c
Godey's Graham's, Sartain's and Putnams Maya.
zines for May
Tom King. the Highwayman, by the author of
Dick Turpin, Jack Bonn, Ac.-prce 25c
Ayarice: one of the Seven Capital Sins, by Eu-
gene Sue-price 25c
1851, or the Adventures of Mr. and Mrs Sand
boys who came up to London to enjoy themselves,
by Henry Mayhem and George Cruikshank-5Oc
Falkland, by Sir E l. Bulwer-25c
The Abbey of Innismoye: story of another
couutry, by Grace ker nedy-price 25c
The New York Pick, Lantern, Museum, and all
the Weekly Papers and Monthly Magazines for sale
wholesale and retail, by
THOS. FL. GRESHAM,
ap22 1904 Broad street.
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MOULSON'S PATENT PROCESS DA.
Iyl GUERREAN GALLERY, No. ITO Main
street, one door above Mitchell 81 Tylers Jewell
iery store.-The subscriber having been engaged
for some weeks past in fitting up his establishment
will tais day open for the reception OF visitors My
tactures are pronounced by all who have seen them
to be taken in the very highest syle of the art and
superior to any ever taken in Richmond heretofore
The ladies and gentlemen of Richmond are respect
fully requested TO call and examine specimens.
MOULSON,
ap le-ts 10 Mein street, Sign of the Gilt Case
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- BOOTS AND SHOES.-The

- BOOTS AND SHOES.-The sub.
&@S scriber has on hand, and Is constantly
manufacturing at his establis hment No. PA Broad
street, all kinds of Boots and Shoes for Ladies and
Gentlemen. He has just received his Spring sup
ply OF materials which are of superior quality and
will make to orGer, in his usual neat and durable
STYLE all kinds of Boots Shoes, Caters &c. at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. He would
take this opportunity to return his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes by Iunctualiry and attention to business to
merit a continuance of the same.
ap 20-3t* RO BRIGGS, ACT
M ODEKN LANGUAGES.-Th undersign.
ls1 ed begs to offer mis- services as Teacher of
the German, French, Sp5nish, and Portuguese Lam
guages, and referring TO the subjoined testimony,
he hopes that the public viii honor him with b
eral share OF their patronage.
HENRY Won GROOMING,
Teacher of Modern Languages,
5th street. next door to st James Church.
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual op.
portunities by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
char acter aud his habits such to insure to him
as egentleman, that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability teacher cannot fail
to obtain. DIR. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof of Modern Languages.
University of Virginia March 3d. 1852.
take further liberty TO refer to the following
gentlemen, residents of this city.
Mr. o Strecker, Mr. John Endlich. Mr. w de
Voss.
ap 20-12tt H. V.G.
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billiard SALOON NOW OPFN.-Th

billiard SALOON NOW OPEN,-The
~ subscriber having fitted up room at the cor.
ner OF Broad and 9th streets respectfully socits a
renewal OF patronage the part of his old friends
and the public generally. he hopes they will call
and see for themselves
RULES
Nislfers are respectfully informed that Betting ia
positively against the rules of this Room
Gentlemen are requested to give information
should they see any betting
Those who have contracted the habit of betting
so strong that they cannot play without it. are re.
quested not to play in this room.
ap2l-lw ERRED.
y X G e X A II ORs, SHOWER
~ BATHS, AND WATER COOLERS.-The
subscr iber has now in store very complete assort
ment OF all the above articles. Refrigerators of
the most approved kinds and with the latest i'm.
provements, ranging in price from FIVE to TIVE nty-
eight dollars. Shower Baths of very desirable
Styles and simply constructed. Water Coolers a
large assortment and at very low prices The
above for sale at the House Furnishing Store of
ap 2o-1w L. GINTER, 1877 Main street.
4 EkMAN TlNCTUKE OF AKNICA.-
~ For Bruises, Cuts, Sprains Commissions, &C.
This Tincture may be ranked among the most
wonderful discoveries of the age. 1t Instantly al
leviaes the pain of bruise, and is cooling and
healing application to recent cuts For Sprains it
has no equal as it removes the soreness, and sup.
ports the tendons, thereby preventing swelling and
saving days OF lost time. Every family should be
supplied with bottle, being perfectly innocent, it
can be applied to the smallest child Made and sold
by o. A. STRECKER
ap 9l-d1w
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VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Will be
sold at auction, ON TUESDAY, the 4th day of May
at O'Clock in the afternoon, lot of ground front
ing $50 feet the north side of Veuable street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street /,
win be laid off into small lots fronting on both
streets. Terms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months, with in.
terest THE PROPRIETOR.
NH 27-dts
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS I'M DRY GOODS.
" especially in GRAPE SHAWLS, at No IT'S
Broad street.-The Subscriber respectfully invites
the ladies and the public in general to his well and
recently bought in New York tor cash. and which
he pledges to sell as cheap as any other establish
ment in the city. He is constantly receiving the
latest and most fashionable styles of Dry Goods and
other Fancy Articles and Trimmings, purchased
for him by his brother, Isaac RosenfeId, who re
sides in New York. The f, flowing are some of the
articles. viz: white, plain and embroidered Grape
Shawls Barge de Lanes Silk Tissues; Silk Poplins
Fouard and Fancy Silks; French Silk Mitts; ia
comets and Lawns; Embroideries of every descrip-
ton; great bargains in L C Hdkfs Irish Linens;
IL linen Sheeting and Shirtings, of all sorts Table
Diapers; Towngs; Napkins; Prints; the best patent
Skirts; silk and cotton Hosiery, in great variety
Mattngs and Carpets, and in fact all other Goods
usually kept in dry goods and fancy stores; also, a
good assortment of Goods for gentlemen and boys
wear, such as Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Linen
Drillings, Vestlngs, &C. &C.
ap 20-1A H. ROSENFELD.
NOTICE.-Having discontinued my former
l\ business, am very anxious to close up the
business as soon a. possible. All persons having
claims against me will ples Sc present them for pay
ment and all persons indebted to me are earnestly
requested to make immedi, tie payment, either to
L. P. ELLIS,
APP 20-lw* lo0 Broad street.
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.-Can
| In be found at F. REGNAUL1'S, 100 Main street,
and nearly opposite the Banks, large and beauti-
full assortrls nj of Gilt Fresco Oak Plain and Com
mon Paper Hanginss, Borders, Fire
| Screens, and Curtain Paper, Curtain Goods
/ Shades Lounges, Cured Hair and Shuck Mattrass.
| es, Floor and Table Oil Cloths Table Covers, and
| few pieces of superior quality Mating, and eve
| ry article connected with the Upholstery anG
Paper Hanging.
The subscriber, in conducting the business of hii
father, would respectfully retu his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public and in soliciting thei
patronage would respectfully state that, having th'
assistance OF superior Upholsterer and Pape
Hanger from New York, and other workmen o
acknowledged skill under his own immediate at
iention. asks only continuance OF that Patronag
so kindly given BY the ladies' and gentlemen Of TIL
| city. JOHN +. REGNAULT.
N.B-Country Merchants win find it to their ad
vantage TO give me call. Repairing done on rea
/ sonabIa terms. ap 1876
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN

BIZ WELLINGTON GODDIN.
MOST VALUABLE TENRMrNr nv
lsl MAIN STREET, NEAR THE cry HnTEi
VIII be sold on Tuesday Afternoon. the o1th
April, 1852, upon the premises comrnencirg ~ <
o'clock: the brick Tenement No. %, on the North
D. Sanxay book store, for which purpose If ha.
been for many years used, and was regarded most
valuable business stand.
TERMS -Onefourth cash, balance at 6. 10 and ls
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured by trust deed.
ap IA w. GODDIN, Auct
POstponement.-In consequence of the rain
the above sale is postponed 10 Monday After.
noon next, the Goth inst, at the same hour.
w GOnDIN
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNLOP. M0NCURT p IN.

DUNLOP. HTONCURE - co.
ST0Ck or SHOES AND BOOTS Ar
we VIII eel 1t Auction. an ThrsSday. tbe 81
lea at 10 O'Clock, at our Store, No
nne,s so s stIeeh our entire stock Of Shoes and
nrsas com prlsing fine assortment suited 70 the
vs Ts.s season., and mostly fresh stock
credit Tor approved notes. ''e. 49, -'s''--
sale co,,u. Ed. KEELING 4 co.
ap IL Dunlop morcrspr :. ~