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Eliza. nsgress belonging to Mr.. ID. A. J en-
kins, Of Pleasant Ridge. N. o.. was hung by
q Vigilance COmmittee, on the 9Th instant. for
poisoning the child Of Mr.. Jenkins.
Hon. Fernando Wood. says the Roston Post.
holds mortgage for 46o, 900 on portion 81
tho heavily sncambered estate left ~ tho kte
Senator Douglas.
The Peach crop In Ohio ts sImost entiroly
cut on, bnt grapes promise an abundant crop.
The vines never looked better
A boy ~ yeArs Of age has ben re-delIyerinS
the lsctnres Of Cough with crest euucess 81
Plymouth. England.
Mr.: Adoniram u. Judson, sop .pf the ists
Qs- Judsoaa Ass oeou appcin4l Aesialent
0n1s0a q - Navy.
pv.y Aait : zlitoe tAs4pia p{ apes ueIeYe
s6s isssf III 81 -. = : =
nu1ese - uaAsa.@aAn 1ylsa N $500
Aaoe III Was h1yns1 - deAth q 1sApf
1ndshg stAaeGple r. 8 nal1 loln1 ss@s.s
Es : sss "a. "a :: s.Jsss1 ! ~
1eaaAS aftssnsOa last. q
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OUTRAGEOUS CoSDrCT, --On Thursday last,
as the steamer j. q. Swon, with German
soldiers from Cape Girardeau, was passing
the little town of Preston. on the Mississippi
river, in this county, large number OF the
soldiers commenced firing with Minnie rifles
firing as long as the boat was in reach. Al
though the steamer was nearly three-q quar-
tiers of a mile from the shore, the whistling OF
the bullets could be distinctly heard by those
number Of shade trees. Fortuna tely no one
WAS hurt, but several Of the Minnie balls were
picked up in the st, eet after the occurrence.
This conduct on the part of the soldiers is
indignity was offered to the boat by any one,
nor have we heard any imputation of the dis
LOYALTY OF the towns people .-Jonesboro'
(ILL. G1z yuLv g.
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Especial Dispatch to the Rich mopd Dispatch, I
DEATH OF GEN. GARNETr.
SURRENDER Of CONFEDERATE TROOPS.

GoKDoEsv1LLE. July Isl have seen Dol
". l.. Starke, one OF Gen. Garnet,'s Aids
Gen. Garnett was killed. Gen. Mcclellan
has had his body preserved in ice at Grafton
Messrs Bruce and Garnett have gone for it.
One hundred of Gen. Garnett's command
were killed and wounded, and baggage, guns
&c, were lost.
Our troops are retreating In good order on
Monterey.
Mr.. Starke goes to Richmond to-day.
Col Heck, of the Virginia Volun tears, has
surrendered with four hundred men, -Four
Georgia companies also surrendered, of Ram.
says Regiment. lCapts. Crump, Evans, vii.
kins and Pinkard)-six hundred In all.
DCNcAN
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NAVAL AFFAIRs.-U. S. brig Bainbridge ar
rived at Aspinwai, from New York, on the
18TH ult. u. S. frigate Cumberland has arrived
at Boston, from Fortress Monroe. The Ma
rion and Dale. bound South, have sailed from
Portsmouth, N. H. The following officers of
the U. S. steamship Wyoming, ut Panama.
have resigned Comm ander J. K Nj itch eli
Lit $. Il Porter, Midshipmen S. w. Ayeret,
and 5. II. Hackett, and Third Assis tant En-.
gineer g. ID. Lining. Lieut.. George S. Shry.
ock, OF the Saranac, has also resigned.
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Fighting In MisssuPi-Several Federalfst
Killed aud Wannded, Re.

Fighting In Misssuri-Several Federalists
Killed and Wounded, he.
HUDSON. Mo-, July 15-Eight hundred Fed
eralists, with an unknown number Of Mis-
sourians, have been figh tipg about thirty miles
above st Charles. The Federal loss. SO far
is three killed and seven wounded. The fixht
was still progressing at the last accounts
heard from that point.
One Missourian, who was caught with q
gun In his hand, was hung, and another, who
was attempting 70 escape, Was riddled with
balls.
0 (sBooND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, July IA military train was
fired into yesterday, twelve miles above ST
Charles, severely wounding two Federalists
The mail carrier reports that Msjor Harris,
with 600 Mis sOuTians, IL twelve miles beyond
Fulton, and the Federal forces, under COLONEL
Mckneii, was expected to reach Fulton that
night.
All the houses along the road have been
deserted
J. s Tucker Ia making speeches Colonel
Stufei is at Lexington, and reports having dis
covered 200 kegs Of powder, and machinery for
making cannon.
Steamers are now prohibited from passing
jefferson City unless they bear the stars aud
Stripes.
frHIRD DrsPArcB1
Sr. Lours, July 1.-THE Missourians under
Mc0of6n have had q skirmish with the rede.
rails between Sedolia and GEORGETOWN The
Federals had seven killed and the Southernsrs
lost three. Col Mc0ofin had 700 troops.
Gen. Boemstein announces that he win "A.
minister no more oaths Of allegiance. but keen
all suspected persons confined. Sc
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HOMIcIDB.-We learn that on the 9th inst
at place called FAIRS Still House. in the
lower part of this District, rem con tire &C.
Cured between George Tranum and Edward
Norris, in which Norris was stabbed and
killed by Trannm. An inquest was held over
the body of Norris by Magistrate John r
Gossett, acting Coroner, the verdict of the
jury being in accordance with the above state.
ment. Tranum has been lodged in Jail, tc
await judicial hearing OF his case.-Pickens
Courier.
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JOINED THE CONFEDERArEs.- frederick Char
tard, late of the United States Navy, tw enty
years in service, distinguished in Nicaragua
against Walker; Capt. /. n Sterritt, whose
fathers name is on Battle Monument, where
the National Guard of Philadelphia are now
stationed; Joseph n. Barney, grandson of
Commodore Barney, all former officers of the
United States Navy, and all of Maryland,
have not only resigned, but accepted positions
in the rebel forces.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS OF THE FED
ERALlSTS
ADVANCE UPON WINCHESTER.


WAsHIyGroN, July II Gen. Mcdowell
Will advance tonight. Gen Scott and staff
visited the troops on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac on yesterday.
LATER.-Gen. Mcdowell left this CITY At
half-past three o'clock to-day to 90 some
where.
The advance Federal guard was at Hunting
Greek day. ten miles from Washington.
[sEcoSD DIsPArCH.J
WAsHrraroE, July 1.-THE advance guard
OF the Federal troops reached Fairfax Court
House at noon to-day. The Confederate
pickets retired an hour before, and fell back
on Centreville, where they will probably
make a stand.
LArER.-Taylors division moved early on
Wednesday, and the Southerners fell back TO-
wards Centreville.
STILL LATER.-Gen. Mcdowell and staff ar
rived at p. M. His divisions will move
towards Manassas Junction on tomorrow,
Thursday.
THIRD DIsPArcH
LOUISVILLE, July II 10 telligence has beer
received here from Bunker VILE, which an
noupces that Gen. Patterson commenced his
movement against Winchester ON Tuesday,
and 1t was believed that his forces will reach
there some time on Tuesday night
Pdtterson's force is Il 900.
IT Is believed that Gen Johnston will skir-
mtsh heavily, but not fight any pitc he'd battle
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rARy BoARD-Rev. NJ. Berry, of Lincoln, t.
be Chaplain of the Thirteen tn Regimen North
Oarolina Volunteers. A. J. DeRostet, Jr
to be second-class Drill Master Second Regi
ment State troops. p. Neal and - Stafford
to be Drill Masters Eleventh Regiment NORTH
Carolina Volunteers.-Nortt Caroiiaa Stat.
Journal
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ORpEREp.-The Portsmouth Transcript, Of
Tuesday, says that First Assistant Engineer
Chas. Schrpier and Second Assistant Eugi-
neer John w. lyman, both natives of that
city. left yesterday in compliance with orders
FredericksburS. Itappears to be understood
that they are to 60 aboard the steamer st.
Nicholas
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THROWING AWAY THRrR GuNs.--We learn
from the Cincinnati Enquirer that the Elev.
enth Ohio Regiment. Col. Frizzle, that left
Camp Dennison Sunday for Virginia, com.
menced throwing away their arms soon after
they got on the railway, and before reaching
Morrow, all had been distributed along the
road.
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A DssreRATE Nsaao--1sen Guards Mni..-
We 1eAfn that shout eleyen o'clock iest
night . moet aSrCciOus Outrage va comDit
ted In TIE northeastefn part Of this toWo,
eoad j. whereby two member ess Of the Town
Guard. named Georges W. Dnval and Johr
Donah0e. were almost instantly killed ~
desperate runaway negro known - bii'
Wanet.
rIt would seem that the fellow has been RIM
away for soyne three years, having been pur.
shased about that time by DIR. T. h. Carr, Il
whom he now belongs. There being rea
,on to suppose that he was hareorec
Martin, Esq. occupying small house Q,
gitchen in the part Of town already referred
70, three Of the guard went there last
ajght for the purpose Of arresting him.
The three were q. w. Duval, John Douahos
ioor, when the negro jumped ont Of the win
dow in his night clothes, aud the three tool
After him, DOnahce+ and Duva1 somewhat
ahead. After jumping over fence into q
over which he could not jump, thus enablina
the guard to get up with him. When they
attempted to arrest him, he turned, cutting
ferceIy with a knife, killing Donahoe In.
he also died almost instantly. Donahos was
stabbed twice in the right side and Duval
twice in the left.
Carr coming mp knocked the negro down
in upon him Gu. ting away but fortunately only
through Oarr's clothes. In the tussle they
both got down; and Carr. having lost his club
could not hope to hold on to q desperate ano
powerful fellow, armed as the negro was. SO
that the latter got away.
Mr. Gaford, Chief of Police, was on the
ground rs soon after the affair as he could re
ceive information Of it, and made n thorough
search Of the neighbornood. but without had
ing any trace OF the murderer. Toe women
inhabiting the kitchen out of which he sued
was arrested and lodged in the Guard House
about midnight.
His Honor, the Mayor, offers q reward OF
$500 for the apprehension Of the negTo.--WH.
mingtoa { \. O. Journal, 18th.
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The VASDALs ON NORTH CAROLINA SoIL
The Newbern (N q Progress, of the 18th,
learns from reliable source that d private
letter had been received at Beaufort stating
that a number of Lincoln's vandais landed on
Roanoke Island, in that State, on Wednesday
last. and that the auth critics there had sent
to Norfolk for assistance to oust them.
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bury Hevaioe, In the employ Of ex- Governor
Oausey, Of Milford, Delaware, was thrown
from load of wheat on Tuesday last, when
the prongs of a fork which he had In hts hands
pierced his heart, producing instant death.
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AMMuNIri0N SUPPLIED TO UEIon MEN IN
KEH1UcEy Tho Uincinnsu Enquirer Of the
l3th says large shipment Of pc WIDER and am
munition, Consigned to Lieut.. Nelson, and de-
signed for the Union men Of Kentucky, arrived
yesterday from the East.
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HkADQ' Rs AhMx or rns ~ r1nAg.y
1AxAssAs Juscrtox. July u. ASH. !
0EsE.AL uRDxxs,

0AsASAL ukpxxss 81 $3.50
The COLON SIS q the several ssginssss =
iisi. are required 70 ass ths stnoss essfsy Al
rs:psssivs sssissats, and they arc psnisaissiy
s: :e.pli.d With. % a. = Is. 'ssss nay =
L Ivsrv man, II possible, shos.d narsh Vim
sons serviesAei. arm and sasip.snlsi wisA one
s s.s.:.s s sa.sx: me- i .sa! Issss.F. No. !:
ass ss 81 eooiise uls.sils icr ssss ssss. "a
saeh tents or shelter 5ron tbs weather - - -
provided without toe crest deaAy. ss1s
vided win q lsa,t Ten days snrpiy d 1sovhtcas,
wssoa ~ = may be required for she ti.sspestsSi1f
81 the necessary hssxa&s sna snh.istensa. Win
iss 'hs 81 ,eai
& aes needed. Will 81 fssarasd o fAsR s1ser
Ill. shs csoionsi o. sssisr salses u sssss sstts
msnts Will evmm anieat4A ~ once, In vritina. vEh
ss )! 81 IL s: s s:s
~. w ~: :s;sssiss ~ .s si ~ ! - 80
], ::s..s44 s !. e: s e: ss'ss:ss.,s
SrALsA.. AOAi. -. !. q ss.ssssS g
= essiss Camp fsrsissss. y De d "a Il :.
ls -. y, /;
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LATER PROM CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE Pa
| ciFIG---The steamship North Star, Captain
Jones, arrived at New York on Saturday, from
Aspinwall, with Isthmus dates to the 9th in
slant, and passengers and mails from Cali
fornia. Among the passengers were Mrs. /.
q. Fremont and family. The specie brought
amounts TO- IL pa, 600. The advices from
California have been anticipated by the Over
land Express
There is no news from the South Pacific or
Central America, and but little from New
Granada, where it appears Mosquera was
still holding his ground against the Govern
ment. Three more battles had been fought.
but with no decisive result. and number of
superior officers of both parties had died Of
their wounds or been killed in action 1t was
suspec ted that Mosqnera was tamperipg snc-
oessfully with the Government forces, and
had sworn disagreement among the leaders.
Another batch of United Statesnaval officers,
who were attached to the Pacific squadron,
had resigned. The u. S. ship Wyoming was
to sail from Panama for the Gulf of Cali
fornia on the 5th inst, under command of Lit.
+. X. hurry, in place of Commander Mitch
ell, resigned. In Panama, On the 4th, during
the celebration of the day, the flag staff on
the American consulate was struck by light
ming and the U S. flag torn to shreds.
Mr., Gavett, of Boston, who killed the Hon.
Jos. White. Of New York, in Nicaragua, has
been convicted and sentenced to term OF
years in the chain-gang. He has the privilege
Of appealing.
The Panama Railroad Company, in order to
guard against any attempt 10 interfere with
their steamers in the Pacific during the pre-
seat troubles, have fully armed the Guate-
mala and Columbus, with Dahlgren cannon
a quantity OF Sharpes rifles, &c.
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A STRANGE ELoPEAEST.--A.w woman aged 50
years, and the mother OF I've children, recent
~ eloped from Iowa with the nephew OF her
husband. The couple went to Peoria, aud
TOOK up their abode on the opposite side Of the
river.
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BY 4. b. ssk,sAuc.'r.

TWO WE'LL DROK MCLES, for seceuus
whom il may eoucern. at auction -on Non.
DAY, I'D Inst. u ~ e'eiosk. viii sell vt tn
street, TWO VEIL BROKE MULES, for account
OF whom II may coacsrn, 70 pay livery ehAyKes.
TEaMs.-Cash. Il. b. COOK,
y ncsV
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The PRIZES CAPTURED BIZ THE OoNFEDERArK
STEAMER SUMTER RELEASED BIZ THE SPANISH
AUTHORITIES "A telegraphic dispatch dated
Boston, July Is, says:
Captain White, Of the bark Louisa Kelham,
one of the vessels captured by the Confeder-
ate steamer Sumter, writes to the owners
that he was captured July 6, the day he sailed
from Cienfuegos, with $50 tons of sugar,
shipped on Spanish acconnt, and bound for
Falmouth, England, for orders. He also states
that it IL the opinion Of the Governor here
that the Spanish laws won't let him (the Sum-
teri hold us. We expect TO hear from Havana
to-day.
A letter from Mesers Calmsac b Bros, at
Havana, dated July 10th, says the prizes are
now in the port of Cienfuegos, bat would not
be allowed to remain there. No more AmeIi-
can vessels can at present find q charter from
this island. OF course this caused q great ex-
element among American shipmasters.
Another letter, dated Havana 10th, states
positively that the Spanish authorities have
ordered the prizes OF the Sumter to leave i'm
mediately.
A letter from the captain Of sAe brig Albert
Adams, another of the prizes, dated Cienfae-
COS, July 7th, evening, states that the Captain
General has released all the Suinter's prizes,
and that they would sail the next morning.
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FIRE AT MILwAUKRE.-A dispatch dated Mil.
waukse, July u. says A fire occurred las
night, destroying property on corner of Reed
and South Water streets TO the value Of $25,
900, with s12 600 insurance.
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DIPrHsRrA This fearful disease il raging
to some extent in Presque Isle, Me. II has
proved fatal in six cases within q few weeks,
and quite number are Frustrated with IL.
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A YANKEE TRIcK.-As the steamer Spray
was about leaving the Spanish Hole the
other day, says q Tallahassee paper, boat
was seen leaving the blockading vessel, when
DOL. J. j. Williams, Capt Gamble, of the
Leon ARTILLERY; Capt. MAJ well. Of the Gross
Infantry Lieut.. Villspigue. Of the Leon Ar
tiiiery. and private Denham, Of the Leon Ar
tiliery, took a boat, and intercepted the one
from the Mohawk outside the bar, when the
officer aboard handed Col. Williams q COM
munication, asking the TRANSMISSION OF letter
TO young lady at ST. Marks. Uol. Williams
was asked TO read the letter, which was nm
Of the Mohawk, stating that relative Of the
lady's In Connecticut had sent by him q letter
containing morey, which be was to deliver Ia
person, and as he could not 20 ashore, asked
her 70 meet him over tho bar a. her convent
ence, when he would take her aboard tho Mo.
hawk. This may all b. very correct, but It
looks 70 ns that there must be "eomething
rotten in penmark.a
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SEVERE HAIL SToHM In NORTH CARoLISA.--
We are permitted, says the Portsmouth Tran
script, Of yesterday, Thursday, to make the
following extract from letter dated Gates.
Vile, N. G., July Is:
81 am sorry to say to you that we had one
Of the greatest hail storms to visit q portion
of onr county, on Saturday last, perfectly de-
molishing everything in its range. Fortu.
nately, though, it only passed through Il very
narrow slope, ranging about one mile wide
There are farms that mad crops on them on
saturday morning that were worth thousands
OF dollars, and in the evening not worth one
cent. Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes, &c.. &c,
completely destroyed. When say des troy ed,
II mean that there will not be grain Of corr
nor a lock OF cotton made. 1t did not do much
damage in this place, only one edge Of it touch
ing here. The damaged portion is about a
miie from this place north, and going through
several OF the best farms in the county"
A gentleman who reached Portsmouth Oil
Tuesday eveaing, and who was an eye-wit
ness OF the ravages of this storm, informs
the Transcript that some OF the hail stones
were as large as walnuts, and fell in such pro
fusion as to completely cover the ground
HIS describes the scene to have been grand ana
terrible.
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Reported Safety sfBen. GaSnest's Command.
GRAFTON, Va July II Tho Southsrners g.
:aped Gen. Hills Federal forces through =
,ass. within o mile and a half OF Huis csalp.
liz this Is reliable i. IL very probable that
Zen. 4arns.t's commands safe
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THIS DAY
By X. b. Geek, Auct'r.

ARGE ASSORTMENT or STAPLE
LAND FANCY DRY GOODS, AT Auction
FRIDAY, leth, at 10 o'clk will seti at my store,
lawns. Calicoes, Cambrics, Mnsiins, Lacss, illu-
sions, Tarlstons Edgirgs, Wells, SCISSORS, but
kerchiefs, Gents Handkerchiefs, Ribbon rsids,
FTinges, Lsdies' AVID Misses White. Mixed and
Slate-colorsd Hose; Combs, Brushes, soap. La
naiss, &C., &c.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above sale i.eee yards
Grey Military Cloth. mcst excellent Artlsls.
The astantion OF the trade is requested.
jy ls-- &. 3. COOK. tAoet.
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ARRIVAL OF THE srEAmEa sAxoN1A.


The steamer Saxonia, from Southampton
on the 18th. arrived at New York on the 18th
The steamer Bohemian arrived ont on the
third.
A new india loan of Ga .ooo, coo had been in.
troduced.
The Patrfe denies the statement that Conn,
Thouvenel had received a deputation from
Rome.
The Patterson Bonararte family case had
been decided by the appeal being disasissei
and the first Judgment confirmed. --aA -.
sPAIE.
Spain has Abandoned her claims against
Morocco to declare Tetuan the property OF
Spain. to render 1t impregnable, and to colo
uixe the Territory.
The Turin House of Deputies had voted the
budget for 1861.
Two Bourbon committees had been discoy.
cred at Naples. Five hundred muske1s had
baldi discovered. The Government had taken
measures to watch the entry to Caprero.
During the discussion OF the loan bill in the
Turin Chamber OF Deputies, Signor Musalino
that maintained the French alliance. England
was the only true friend to Italy, and he in
sis Ted on the immediate evacuation of Rome
by the French. Farini supported the French
alliance as the foundation and shield Of the
popular right of all Europe.
General Cialdini had been made commander
of the South italian army.
The Patrie says disturbances have taken
place at Naples.
The Government, at a Cabinet council, has
definitely resolved not to accept the HuDga-
rian address, and royal rescript has been
sent to the hungarian Diet, in VI ich the ad-
dress is stigmatized as disioyal and hostile to
the rights OF the Crown.
TURKEY.
An English frigate had anchored of Uon.
stantinOple, after obtaining from the Porte a
firman. required by the convention relative to
the Straits of the Dardaneiles.
COMMERCIAL ADvICgs.
LIvERPooL, July 3.-Cotton-Sales Of the
tors and exporters took "a 900 bales. The
market closed buoyant. Prices have advanced
fully 1.61.. and in some cases Id, closing with
an upward tendency.
Manchester advices are favorable The
market closed with an advancing tendency
for yarns. Prices generally unchanged for
cloth.
Breadstuffs Flour is in steady demand
Wheat is steady, with an advance, chiefly in
fine qualities. Prices are shade dearer-
Cornis steady and in more demand
Provisions.-Beef is firm; bacon heavy,
prices are easier, but quotations unchanged
lard is heavy and quotations nominal: talloW
is quiet at ASS a49s. Sd.
PrOduce.-Rosin is dull at 6s. Sd ass Id
spirits turpentine steady, and prices firmeI
coffee is dull; peril ashes quiet pot ashes
also, al 33s .a;3s. 81.
Money Narket-Consols heavy at S9,asss
for money.
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FUTURE DAY.


IN MONDAY. 2od lvST.. at 10 e'cleck. ut
~ my store, will sell At auction sundry ar
ticiss copsieting in part Of b0la. n O MoiAsses.
bbls mackersi, hIkins Butter; Cheese; Blsek
Tes: AdaIlantine aud Tallow Candles; HsrrinKs.
Painted Buckets, &c &C
FURNTURE.-Aiso, q lot Of second hsud pnr.
niture, consstiug Of Chairs, Bedstsads. Rvcbers.
Wash stand, Tables, Mating SO. $3.50
jyls X. CAUTHOHN, Auct.
COW AID CALF AT UC r q N. -on
~ SATURDAY. s0tn instant. At 10 e'eiock, ON
Council Chamber Hill, will cell Ut ancrton, =
hne Mich Cow with her second Calf
jyls X. CAGTsoRN, Anct.
4 DMlNISTRATOk,S s1AAE OF ORY
AGOUDs AND HOJkEAOLD AND KiTCHEE
FURNiTURS.--On wEDNEe DAY. the 9th dag 81
July, 1851, commencing ~ ~ % clock A. n shall
sell at pub ic au ton. to tbs highet bidder, fov
cash, ~ tire storS No ~ Matn street, al II tho
sock Of DRY GOODS Of the late John Il. 6mlfhs1,
con listing Of Cloths cass. azores. siks Gsiieess.
and other articles usually found la re.slt DtY
Goods store. viii also sell at the same tine a9a
place al the HouSEHoLO AND KITChAN FuA.
JAMES 4. RATcLlvFE.
Adn'r Of John L. HMithsr, dec J..
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