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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-29

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bran.

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EU OUU Segment and for sale at the BrosdWsy Mills
BeP27 D. D. DICKEY.
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JUST REoEIVED BY
sspl5 JOHN YORK q CO.
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Tennessee Champicn
Portable PIantarfoa and ~
VIII stone EsfablislEIntll

VIII oIOile Ests4D rs = : =
DURR NH Stones OF Al. sizes on hand, AZ 20
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sererss: Screen Wire. Biill Picsss ard flr.,sr n,
which is EaTrantsd o. best q-ality and @ gfe iis
All orders and ccnFuunic2iions promptly .iiesae,,
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E.ss..s.oa. !. 2 lara o.,

200 % Va aaaorsd brands 3bT8 Tenn, s1oftAd 1Ftnd
100 A XIV 40 do i5e 90 No DO 60
rs 900 Insportsd Cigars, 10000 domestic Cfrasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT At DANVILLE,
PA.

FALL OF BRIDGE CROWDED WITH PEOPLE.
A correspondent Of The Philadelphia Bulletin gives
an account of the falling of a bridge over the canal
Hull street, Danville, on Wednesday evening" the
18th, just after young man named Carr had been
performing, a la Blondin, wire stretched across
the canal. A great crowd Of people had gathered On
the bridge, nearly all of whom were precipatsd into
Abe canal Our correspondent says
We are wriiog amid the most intense excitement
this town has experienced AT o'clock thus even-
ing, according TO previous notice, youth oil
had arranged to walk wire extended ACROSS the
street. near the canal bridge, the main thoteQghfare
of the town The feat was accomplished; bus, sad TO-
reate in the midst Of The rejoicing the canal bridge
containing mea, boys girls, and women ~ish babes in
their arms, awe way in tho center, without n no
ments warning and thsn most terrible scene wa,
presented. Screams reu tho heavens both from tose
in the struggle and these who gathered, "a shs news
spread. Mothers fAshers broths.s sstsrs, rushed to
The enc Of terror, wrnging tbAis hands and crying
for their little To add 10 the DANCE from dro wn.
ing there peril from the falling timbsrs and from
tse general confusion and fright.
AT hrst 1t was supposed that many lives were lost
but ser many persons had jumped into the canal and
herocaly la6ored ft getting the people out, u wss
hoped that all To missing had been safely restored
to their friends. Search is however still being MADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

The RaIL-SPLrrKRs.--Th spritsd young Repub-
leans who compose this gallant battalion were out ass
evening for march. The members OF Companies A
and assembled at the headquarters, No. 65s Broad
way, a. O'Clock and thence proceeded, with tie mn
sic of She.on's Rand, to Washington Parade-ground,
where they were joined by the RailSpaassrs Of tho
Twenty first weId. In number several hundred the
men marched oyer popular route attracting much at
tention by their picturesque unfcrm and the Light Of
their torches Fireworks were "a off ct intervals.
and enthusiasm was expressed in various ways. The
display was sainently credabla and establishes ths
strength of This unique organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
pousIss MARYLAND Convention.

BALTIMORE, Thurday, aug. 10, IooV'
The Douglas State Convention was held to-day IN
the Maryand Institute All the counties in the State
were represented. full Electoral ieket was ap
no;ned when the Convention adjourned sine lie. The
ate ndance wss large
private dispatch received here says that the Doug
las men at Stanton, Virginia. selected full Douglas
Electoral Ticket this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
mills Destroyed by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1901
The Lagrange Mills, near Bustleton, Penn, were
burned this morning. About twenty mills were do
sroyed loss $50 OO6 insured The fire was the work
of al ineendiary.
Albert q. Stevens Waterman Of the Girard Bank,
died this morning from ths ELECTS OF blow received
ON Saturday night, when he was assaulted BY three
persons who searched him suppoSipg they would ind
The KEYS Of the bank,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
A WAN Drowned.

HIGHLAEDs, ThursdAy, aug 10, IOOo'
Tho bodv Of a man, apparently As years Of aga, was
found drfed up on the beach opposite the Cove sanfy
Hook this morning. At fret, It was supposed 70 DC
that Of man who fell overheard from the a,
on Sunday but inquiry it was Ssa ss boat We
pars not been able 70 get description of the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
Nomination for Congress.

MILWAUKRE, Thursday, Aug To- IoOO.
The Doug as Democratic Congressional Convehlion
for the Ist hi trict nominated Jonathon Arnold ior
Congrsss to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

LAuscHxD--From the yard of Henry Finch, at
Bulls Fsny, N. j., on the iith inst, fine clipper
schoone, of 325 tuns, called the Stephen Dcpcan.
owned by the builder and others with Capt. William
s. TyAr, and isssnded for the Southern trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

CxSTRAL REpuBLIcAs CAMPAias CLun.-A msee-
ing Of this Club was ksld last evening q its hear
quarters, p Broadway, when tae andieace was sa'
dressed by james A. Briggs and otAer promnsn1
speakers. 49,
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noua Democratic STATE COnventiOn.

DAvEYPORT, Iowa, Thursday, Aug TO, I8bU
The Rreckipridge and Lane State Convention met
in This civ yeser dsy and nominsted full electoral
ticket RESOLUTIONS indorsng the Breckenridge Demo-
era, lie platform were adopted. About 20 delegates
w are nresent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
Loss of Steamer w. G. Young:

Nrw.ORLEASs, Thursday, Aug. 10 100.
The steamer VIM. C.. Young from Pensacola pouho
b Shin Island was struck by gale and totally wfecA
ed. Several Of her crew perished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
Fire I'm Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOIIs Thursday, aug. 10, TO-
The planning mill Of Ksjglow, Blair 20. wss noo
Insured for 600 Supposed 10 have been the work OF
I'll ineendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, Tnursday, Aug. 10, IooV.
The Mississippi Douglas Democratic state Conven-
tom met ~ Grenada in that State yesterday and nomi
lated full Electoral Ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

CousrERrErr.--welle executed photographs eoan'
tersi, IS bills on the Lima Rock Bank Of Provsdsn0s
r. L. were offered abGSi the city yesterday Va' W.
taken at a city bank, No arrests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

NATIONAL DENecRArs. -Ine Nssaoss -
Committee met hat night ~ 'ne w. '.1af
aioctsd constitution ard by Avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
Th. Repatta Champion Prize.

NEw-BEDFORD, Thursday, aug. 10, Ioov
The Regatta Committee decided TINS morning an ~
Julia won the champion prize yesterday inS'oAd VI
Mallory. tH--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

FER, ovy A wispow.--wu. JaeoSs : sarpso, -
~. Nth. isa nom sAs Airdssrs ~ads. q No M
~ usa. .,,ss and wa. fatally iaas4 He ws' removed
the hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

Relsef for the Christians In Syria.
Besros, Tbar,dsy, Aug Is, 1890
nesting OF MERCHANTS and othsrs vss held in this
ely to-day 10 ske measures for be relief nj the Chris
tia6s IN Syria COMMITTEES was appointed TO raise
funds for the purpose. w
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Death Of the Hon. David BueiI.

TROY, n. T., Thursday, Aug. TO- 1850
The Hon. David Buell., distinguished and veteran
member of the Bar of this County, died this evening"
sged 76 years. ~ uar lft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

The JoISr BoARD-The Joint Board of Aldernsa
and Supervisors were have met last evening to en-
ish up tae business of the year, but quorum being
present they adjourned until the first Monday In Sop
TENDER. meeting of the Common Council L. to ~
held Monday evening next for the purpose Of can-
wasting the returns of the special election IL the Sew
enth Ward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-14
AUfsTTON SALES.
UCcEaSION OF MADELEINE GIEaEHCE OGER.
BY CHAS. E. FoRSTALL,

Z + x.
onice-No. % Exchange Alley
e A. APFaa IT. 1seS Is Il
acsss 81
M q March 1850 following slaves and landed property will
s5ffs s ngss ss q sas s
Of the above slaves against the vices and
THREE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND situated in
ei ST. Charles rod and Julia sreeis Designated So
s &c .e 70 sHs f s En-
Lot Ne. measuring q feet inches lines Julia
Lot measuring q feet inches lines front Julia
Lot forming ,he Of Julia and arondelet streets
measuring q fev lines front on julia street BY % feet in depth
Together with the buildings thereon, well the rights 70
s street. sf' o
Tssss Tss ss and The thereon to
divided between the purchasers in the proportion Of $40 per
THREE IL Or GROUND in the r
De 4 This city in sauare bounded by aIoadeIet orsIy
designated BY ths Nos 2and plan drawn By the said
No measuring 81 feet niche, on street.
ssng Of frame house covered with States, divided into sis
sS ss having An
paved sard cis.sns Ma.erworks privy ETC., ETC. IL.
sasueg 81 feet 9aehes lines front casondsst street By
eS e sDs s houses nsses
states having four gallery the ground
floor ard two rooms 10 the attic frame Kitchen
cisterH, ETC., etc.
Lot No measuring feet 10 inches lines front Clio
street by 63 feet II inches lines depth Together with the
buildings thereon consisting Of frame house. having
SIX three below and three above gallery the side
cistern, privy. etc.
R3-TERMS AND CONDITIoNs-For the slaves, cash. For
the landed property onehd cash. balance IL and
Is months credit for notes divided into shares of
the convenience Of ts heirs Guaranteed by mortgage and bear
ing cent interest from date until maturity and
per cent after maturity until final payment.
The purchasers Of the three property lastly described and sit
uaed on and Clio Streets have the property
sured and the policies transferred the vendors until the
nlent Of the said first
Acts Of sale before r. Percy, Notary Public. ALI II
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BY ]. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-0fice 40 Camp street.
1s Il hApsH al 1seo g II sslss
serve the following valuable property in the Fourth District
= that VERY VALUABLE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF
ss a % n he
bounded by Pytania Paauemines Third and Fourth Streets
s,ss
soy @s
Esq., Amin Garass rsry hl china
floor Sas banss ss
Sssss 81 ] @ sssss
n S: ssS s.
ses q
linz Ts ST "a q N as az 81
sS T og the nna % sy IS e
No ,o No on plan originally drawn by @ A. deAmas
Lots NoI 10 inclusive each 81 feet inches front
Praua street BY depth e aeon III fee, between parallel
tania md Fourth streets
front roah s,srs y e. fee,
s SE Iii ~ os fPnq os r5y n H. Fsh District
Apollo Pleasant and Harmony streets designated b ihc Nos
s dated @ Jay s spu'
Charles street date Nayades y depth y ~, ff 'veea
and measure 50 feS front On st. Charles street M
In the IL eet in dcnh OF
feet inches in depth and front Pleasant
Nos Is 10 each 30 feet front ST. Charles
aate Nayades) By deph Of 10 feet between parable
lines. 3l
No 10 forms the Of ST. Charles Date Nayade
Harmony Streets.
Lo 80 feet inches front Pleasant street
feet inches in The Ill feet inches in depth sid
and 100 feet inches on The side Of Lot No. ..
Lot Ne. feel inches front Pleasant street, a
feet inches m The 100 feet inches IN depth on tho side
Lot No. o. and lu7 feet inches the other side.
Lot No forms the of Apollo aud Pleasant Streets and
measures 40 feet inches front Apollo street 10 feet in depth
III side Of Lot No and 100 feet inches in depth and from
on Pleasant STREET.
Apollo street. by depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines
No 10 the of APP lilo and Harmony streets.
Lots Nos each 30 feet 6iaches front
Harmony by depth of l20 feet be- parallel lines
All Amer measure, accord plan by b. Buissnn
dated March 1882 and deposited in the office Of NJ Hahn
Nttary Public.
TERMs-one,hird Cash, balance at one and two years
the heirosn ORDER bearing
pcr cent interest per from day of sale maturity and
per thereafter u mol punctuay pd with special mort
| eage IN the pr pertv sold mil final payment
The bungson the " Pytnia and Third streets 10
be insured satisfaction Of the vendor by the purchaser
and the policy Of insurance transferred to the vendor.
Acts W. H. Peters, Nota Public, at the
p+use nf he niirr hisers all
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~ A6cTT0NEgK--Ufce 70 Camp sIfest-
SAETgEDAx IA, Ap5 81 1872 Il Y s.slssI

A5crrossgz-0iiee 10 Camp street
GATUHDAY, April ~, 1850, af IL e'e1Uck
~ M at The S. Charles Exchange will be sold vt aaetic
THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Situated ia thu
square bounded By Claiborne Canal Derbgny and Gasae
streefs
The ground contains for ots, VIZ two lo each neasnne
% fsst inches rent 81 Claiborne street BY depth Deswesn
parallel lines Of 27 feet ces The other lots adDin e
street BY ite same depth between parallel lines.
The dwelling contains eight all fronting Claiborne
street galleries above and below and in the gallery
closed.
The house Is furnished throughout with gas
The improvements in the consist Of breakfast
Kitchen complete washing and ironing rooms bath
large eisferns, etc.
The grounds beautifully laid ont front and and
planted with the choicest flowers and other plants Of the
kinds together with the finest it Of the choicest
ties anongst which sweet figs and peaches
This property Is leased until the ls Of November I the
rate Of 30 per month.
i VS. pehsser % as,us tive naoI,sssed notes
each for sza bearing interest r. the rate q
punstually pad-S2l0 cash. balance and years
credit in the notes Of the purchasers his bearing
interest Mt the Of
maturity and cent thereafter Il paid
special mortgage the property sold ussf final
The buildings 10 be nHured 10 the satisfaction vendor
By the purchaser and the policy yefo
Act OF sale before Notary Public, the
purchaser.
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THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES, FROM sHEP
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION at Auction
without reserve limit
pyrp WALTON

THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES, FROM sHEPs
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction
without reserve or limit.
By ]. B. WALTON,
Anetioneer-0nice, 10 Camp street.
f. K. 4 s. kssaas. lse1 e. z
sss asis SsIsr Fsss. i Ssssssa zss.
H. ss sn cad 81 s x o sy s . s sy m
% ~ sis
r sp IS ' ss e
found any plantation they offer Opportunity rarely
III a
They VIII p fs gusransed with the exception of the cir
III TERMS g. ahIIS cash, eas,Aira
4 he sss Il &
entire satisfaction Of the vendor.
SLAVES.
ssa 2 M h sssa ass sa
na9s sHf RIslEEW WRIGHT assd IS years acid lama md
PATRIcK, of the above aged u years; field hand
ss s AGED M hsis hand
MADISON. aged q years ssla hand and pylenshman.
@ Na hand d.. aps &, pSags@an
i. sPENSER aged % years; field hand and plouyhmsn.
is LITTLE ROBERT, aged years Held hand and plough
4 MANUEL. aged 80 years field hand ploughman.
"a % agsa x years ned hand and Ronghman =
H. BILL TAYLOR aged % years; Field hand and plough
man and very good caulker.
ls. DANIEL, AGED 40 years Field hand and ploughman.
10. BILL ROBERTSON, aged 10 years Field hand and
| ploughman.
%. JIM aged 70 years Field hand and ploughman e
cellent dining scrvasf--very sober. 8
q. ALEGk aged Is Field hand and ploughman.
q JACK GARLAND. aged 50 years; Field hand and
| cartman.
% PRESTON. aged % years Field hand and plosghman-
"a HARRY KING aged IS years a frst-rate cooper and
1 excellent subject
| Is NICHOLAS, aged 45 years Field hand.
26 ETIENNE, aged 80 Field hand and planghman.
r. ABR AHAM, aged ~ years Field hand and plonghman.
B DAFY SAWYER, aged ~ years Field hand and plough
| man. AK s5l5
20 DAVID ZIER, aged IS years Field hand and plough
| man.
80 GABRIEL. aged 20 years Field hand and ploughnau
81 NANCY, aged % years; Field hand.
81 STEPHEN aged q years; Field hand and ponghmnn
49, EDMOND, aged 30 years Field hand plaughran.
3D. PERRY, aged i5 years Filed hand and ploughman.
Acts Of sale before j. f. arre, Notary Public, the
neuse of the purchasers. all
POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION OF VERY yALU-
able Property in the best Locations the Fourth District.
very superior Modern Dwelling House and Quarter OF Square
| - of Ground corner Of Prytania and Third Streets
A Square, Prytana and Fourth
Sanare bounded by ST. Charles date Nnyades
j@Apo,o nd streets.
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b1 TALb CC-s
WIN. SYER, Anetioueer-uHice No q Camp street.
virtue three orders Of the honorable the Second District Cont
and OH March 1850 following described property IN
of the succession of Greer b. Duncan deceased will be
/. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in the half
change Alley, having 20 front Exchange Alley, by
depth of 45 feet and nches-ore lessFrench
The comprise the tee,sory brick building No.
"A Exchange Alley, rented for law offices the of
ae e GERTAiN PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and thereon situated The half square
bounded by Gnomhouse Royal and Benve streets and Elk
Toulouse street by $50 deph and front on Exchange
Alley The Improvement comprise theestory brick building
B HE o eow second h
laey occupied By Messs Duncan McCenne their law
office sold subject 10 the surc in favor of James McGon
5. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, lately occupied
by the deceased together with all The buildings and improve
thereon the rights privileges seryitudes and ad
theteuno belong il wise appefinng sit
ated IN The First District of this city IN the bounded by
by The No plan OF g Hedin dated Dec mter IL 1872
deposited in the office Of T. o sarke, Notary Public in this
city, pan Nc ~ said lot measuring 255 feet ches and
lines front Apollo the each Of Euicpr aud
Tersiehnre and t dimensions the line all
built mansion, large kitchen adarmens house. arh
house and slabng gardens stocked with the choicest
green's exotic lHis shrnhbe and all the improvements
and offices re,tnis'te for gentenlan's residence.
Said property u be delivered the purchaser month fler
4. Pew No. 10, St. Pauls Church.
Rl4TERMS-For the Pew. CASH for the Real Estate,
fourth cash, and The bance a credit of years.
pucha ELS notes bearing interest from date
nrity and the CATER a until paid and secured by
spa al mertfsage upon tls property sold.
The iproy be kept insured by purchasers
and The policies transferred The until The final
Acts Of sale P c. cuvllier, notary public the ex-
pense of he purchasers. m29 ~ u Fl
yERy DEsIR AKI.E Two STORY RES nENcn IN Tur
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DESIRABLE CAMP STREET LOTS, ADAPTED FOR
Dwellings, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

AUcTIoNEER-0ffce, 40 Camp street.
CATURDAY, April II, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the ST. Charles Exchange will be sold at public
ton 8
Two LOTS or GROUND, adjoining each other, situated
II the First District Of this city, in The bounded BY
telle) Streets designated by the Nos and plan dated
February e 1854 deposited in the Office of T. O. Sarke No
tary Public in this city Said lots measuring each % feet
INCHES and lines front Camp by l2 feet inches and
lines IN depth between parallel lines.
H9rTERMS-The purchaser assume the payment of
morgaged notes. 18th March, 1885, for 0l2 90
payable months and IL months, bearing interest
the Of per per from date to maturity and
per cent thereaer Il not punclualy paid $1,000 cash and
order bearing interest at the rate Of per
from day of sale until maturity and per cent thereafter IL
not puncuay paid with special mortgage the property sold
until final payment.
The interest the to be assumed fror, their date TO
turiy. will be in addition the price Of Adjudication
Acts of sale before Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers. a6
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VERY DESIRABLE TWo.SToRY RES DENCE IN THE
Fourth District NRyades stree, in excellent neigh.
borhaod, convenient to two lines of omnbnsses
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Office II Commercial Place.
TaURsDAY, April a6, 1850, at Ia O'Clock

FFaURsDAY, April 26, 1850, at I2 O'Clock
NJ At the ST. Charles aos Exciaile pub ic auction
will be sold
\ CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND. together With al The i'm.
square Rounded by Nayades Third Apollo Fourth Gets
measuring 81 feet inches font Nayadcs by depth of 10
feet.
The main building contains hall two nsrlos AM breakfast
below and three chambers The building
ains dining and kitchen below with
above witt, wash house. coal and wood house the
pether with ciseFn containing a8 gallons is also
aced ino every the whole being rented at $40 per
The vacant lot the belonging minors
not be sold for and for small sum be nsed
the purchaser Of The above.
This presents excellent chance DESTROYS Of pr
curing handsome and convenient house reasonable price
The neighbo hood rapidly surrounded
by elegant edence rende ing altogether The
srable positions this District.
ISL ERNS-S00 cash, balance In wears for notes
secured ~ mortgage tho property and bearing per
eIe in l. and3 for bearing
Improvements to be kept insured and policy
vendor.
peEse of the purchaser. al
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CREDIT SALE
DO LOTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms GO Chartres street,
CATURDAYs l4th of April, MT 10 o'clock A.
Nj at their auction Nc. 60 Charres street. at
tion will be sold
9G lots of Spring and Summer Clothing
tssaIe all