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NUMBER ~.
Weekly News Summary.
Foreign.

The Turks ,.are evacuating Seryia.
Joel F. Hart, an American sculptor,
died at. Florence.
Turkey aud Servia have signed the
protocol of treaty of peace.
The British Mediterranean fleet has
been ordered to concentrate at Malta.
Iglesais has accepted pardon from
Diaz and will return TO Mexico, via
New Orleans.
G5The Scotch whaling steamer Spitz-
enberger wasslost with all on board
twenty-five souls.
The Russian army will be demobil-
ized when peace is signed between
Turkey, Seryia and Montenegro.
r. A. Edwards, first sergeant of
Company G, 18th Infantry, stationed
at Columbia, committed suicide by.
shooting himself in the head.
The armistice between Turkey and
Montenegro has been prolonged until
the 21st inst. Peace will doubtless
be concluded in the meantime.
Mrs. Norton, titled English poetess
and author, has married Sir VIM.
Maxwell, Member of Parliament. The
bride is 10 years of age, the groom SO.
Turkey has sent a special ambas-
sador to European courts. 1t is thought
his missionfis to urge resumption of
full diplomatic relations with the
Porte.
A Spanish brig was recently over
hauled by piratical craft, off the
Bahama Islands. The crew of the
pirate boarded the brig and carried
off a quantity Of valuable property.
ssssZingel's sugars. s.Srefinery at Bristol
closed in consequence of the scarcity
of raw material and the influence of
the French bounty system. About
1000 persons are thrown out of EN-
ployment.
1t is reported that the government
of Venezuela has suspended official
relations with Mr.. Russell, the U. S.
Minister, because the latter wrote
dispatch in which he insinuated that
all Venezuelan officers are open to
bribery.
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SENTINEL

West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter ::
Several planters in the parish of St.
John Baptist have determined to
once more try Chinese labor, and are
now making arrangements to secure
the necessary supplies. We thought
the experiments made few years
ago with this class of laborers had
been sufficient to satisfy every one
Of their utter wprtblessness in our
cane fields, but it seems all are not
yet content. All who tried them in
this parish very soon had enough oi
the experiment. and got rid of them as
soon as possible, while we never heard
of II planter in any other parish who
was willing to admit they equalled
the negro as field hands, no matter
to what department of labor they
were assigned. We are rather in
elined to think the planters of st. Johy
viii rne their bargain before they art
well into it.
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Our Washington Letter.
The Fafthgess FiAibusterers-
Democrat tic y Journals 8 kSepndf-
atiME TnInmany EEail-The
Appropriation Bills-Frepar-
ing for tEle inauguration.

WAsHIEGRoE, D. c., March, /, 1877.
EDIFOR CHIEF:
Up to three O'Clock Monday the
faithless 0bstructiOnists of the House
under Field, Randall, Wood, Knott
and other orthodox reformers, ap-
peared TO have dragnoued u sufficient
number Of those who had heretofore
opposed them into a qWdst compliance
with orders believed to emauate from
Gramercy Park, to render their sue
cess certain, but later in the day they
suffered a complete defeat on motion
to take a recess To the next day, and
the impression is general that the
count will have been completed by
Friday evening. The old lingering
passions aud resentments of the war
have been appealed to by the Tilden
managers To compass their end of
anarchy aud forcibls resistance to
the inauguration of Hayes. The
bloody shirt -" has been shaken be-
fore the eyes OF Southern members by
these whilom deDrecators of its ex
hibitioE, in their effnrts TO re- arouse
the hostility of the South against the
government, and by which they strive
to arrest the dissoiutiolL of the Dem
ocratic party, and if any OF those ad-
dressed allowed themselves to be
temporarily turned aside from their
purpose to keep faith with the Re-
publicans and tnpromptly acqniesce in
the decision of the Electoral Commits
sion, later developments seem to show
that they have been brought back to
their first position by the many re-
monstrances being received from our
commercial and business centres, pro-
testing against further efforts to defeat
the announcement of the Commits
sion's decision. Randall's completely
has been patent enough all the way
through, and his occupancy of the
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DoNALDsoNyH.LE LA, SATURDAY, MARCH

1 to the suffrage and jealous labors of a
political party, the members of which
/ cherish with ardor, and regard as OF
essential Importance, the principles
of their party organization but he
should strive to be always mindful o1
] the fact that he serves his party best
who serves the country best.
In furtherance of the reform we
seek-and in other important respects
change of great Importance rec
Ommend an amendment to the con-
stitution prescribing term of six
years for the presidential Office and
forbidding Il reelection.
With respect to the financial con-
dition Of the country, | shall not at
tempt an extended history of the en-
barrassment and prostration which
we have suffered during the past three
years. The depression in all our va
ried commercial and manufacturing
interests throughout the country,
which began in September, 1873, still
continues. 1t is very gratifying, how
ever, to be able TO say that there are
indications all around us of coming
change to prosperous times. Upon
the currency question, intimately con-
nected AZ it is with this topic, l may
be permitted to repeat here the state
ment made in my letter of acceptance,
that in my Judgment the feeling of
uncertainty, inseparable from an ire
deemable paper currency with its
fluctuations of values, Ia one of the
greatest obstacles to a return to pros
porous times. The only safe paper
currency is' one which rests upon a
coin basis, and is at all times and
promptly convertible into coin.
adhere to the views heretofore
expressed by me in favor of Congres-
sional legislation in behalf of an sarly
resumption of specie payment, aud |
am satisfied not only that this is wise,
but that the interests AS well as the
public sentiment of the couutFy i'm
peratively demand it.
Passing from these remarks upon
the condition of oar own country to
consider our relations with other lands,
we are reminded by the international
complications abrosd, threatening the
peace of Europe, that our traditional
rule of non -interfereuce in the Affairs
of foreign nations has proved of great
yalne in rast times, and ought TO be
strictly observed.
The policy iuaugurated by my hon
ored predecessor, President Grant, of
submitting IA arbitration grave 9ues-
tiohs in dispute between ourselves
and foreign powsrs, points t" u new
aud ineOmparably the best instru-
mentality for the preservation of
peace, and will, as [ believe, become
beneiieent example of the course TO
be pursued in sinilAr emergencies by
other nations.
IL, unhappily, questions Of differences
SHOULD. at any time during the period
of my administration, arise between
the United Stntes and any foreign
government, it will certainly he my
disposition and nay hope so aid in
their settlement in the same peaceful
aud honorable way, thus securing 20
onr country the great blessing of peace
and mutual good offices with all the
nations of the world.
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Domestic.

The Electoral Commission has dis
solved.
Rufus Prince of Michigan committed
suicide at Memphis.
| Books 81 Hunts Bank, Lebanon,
Ohio, failed for $500, 900.
| Sena Cana, Chilian Charge daft
faires at Washington, is dead.
Congressman Hale of Maine de-
clined Cabinet appointment.
Business is improving in the coal
mining regions of Pennsylvania.
r. P. Buckland of Ohio will be
private secretary to President Hayes.
A negro was lynched in Stovenville,
La, for outraging girl fifteen years
old
The schooner Maggie and Lucy
went ashore at Barnegat Inlet and all
hands were lost.
H. P. Bell was nominated for Com
gress in the ninth Georgia district, To
succeed Mr.. Hill.
The treasury has called in ten mill
ion dollars of Five-Twenties, dated
November /, 1865.
Schooner Philadelphia, loaded with
old cannon and railroad iron, sank OFF
Cape Romaine, S. c.
Margaret Madison dangerously
stabbed WIn. Russell with a pocket
knife at New Orleans.
Galveston had city election on
Monday and the Democratic ticket
was successful By 5000 majority.
A party of Northern capitalists in
tefested in Southern railroads are
making a tour of observation through
Texas.
Julius Levy of Memphis shot his
wife three times, inflicting wounds
probably mortal, and then blew his
own brains ous.
The Evangelists Messrt. Hall and
Cree. have concluded successful re-
vival at Galveston and will hold one
in New Orleans.
W. H. Walker & Co., wholesale
Cincinnati liquor dealers, have gone
into bankruptcy. Their liabilities ex-
ceed $500, 600; assets $4,000.
The Pope has appointed a new
Bishop for the United States Rev.
DIR. John Moore of Charleston to be-
Bishop of st. Augustine, Florida.
Rev. Bernard keenan,, aged 90
years, the oldest Catholic priest in
the world and for 81 years pastor of
ST. Mary's Church of Lancaster, Pa,
is dead.
Joe Coburn, the New York rowdy
and prize fighter, has been convicted
of assault with intent to kill and SEN
fenced to ten years implisonment in
the penitentiary.
Another New York insurance COM
pany is under a clond-the North
American. The officers have been
ordered to show catse why receiver
should not be appointed.
/ The Bateman Hotel, Karus City,
Pa, was destroyed by fire, burning to
death n. Brown, Mrs. Batemau and
her four daughters. Mr.. Bateman
rushed through the flames with his
/ son in his arms and both were badly
burned, the boy fatally. Thirty guests
were in the hetel, and six were in
jnred jumping from the windows.
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w Monroe Telegraph: Judge Z.
j. Caldwell has been nominated by
the President Receiver of Public
Moneys at this place.
f CIinton Pat Deaa.: There are
several cases of small pox among the
colored people in the vicinity Of Ga
sey's Mill IN this parish.
u Columbia Herald Que of the
colored roustabouts OF the steamer
Bastrop fell overheard jus: below
Monroe aud was drowned.
70 Thibudaux Seatinet: The late
fine weather has enabled the planters
to finish up their planting. The seed
alas proved to have kept exceedingly
well.
B Morgan City Register: The
death of tho little son of Mr.. John
Bigier was from pneumonia, aud not
from a draught Of coal oil, as stated
last week.
B Assumption Chronicle: An in
sane c0iored man who has been con-
fnedin prison here awaiting transpor-
tation to the lunatie asylum, died on
the oath ultimo.
y St. John MescbGcebe:; Charley
johnson. alias Smith, escaped from
the parish jail en- the Goth of February.
He is charged with stealing $3.50 aud
a gold watch from Mr.. F, Fourcler.
New Iberia Sugar BoagI: Still
sugar property is in demand. Mr.. j.
II. Darnap, rear Centreville, last week
sold his plantation To an 0hiO gentle
man for $50, ,000-SI0,00O cash and
balance on time.
10 Terrebonne Republican: Bur
bet Jones, aged l3 years, fell beneath
Il wagon loaded with seed cane, at the
Williams plantation Bayou Black,
and the wheels passed over his breast,
producing almost Immediate death.
10 Lafouche Umion- Last Sun
DAY while Alfred Crosier with his wife
and child were taking a buggy aide,
the horse became frightened and ran
away, upsetting the buggy aud spill
ing its occupants into the road. AL
fred escaped without a scratch, 3ut
Slis wife and child were severely
bruised.
Cg Baton Rouge Sugar Planter: /:
Small pox is said to be epidemic IN
New Orleans. It would be well for
the authorities of the towns along the
river to establish such regulations as
viii preveut the introduction of the
plague into their respective limits. A
little precaution in such a case may
he the means of saving many valuable
livss.
~ Feiieiaua ledger: The pros
peet is that large number of those
who have been driven from the par
ish by bulldozers, will return If our
planters viii only guarantee them
nrotecti0n in the future. Most OF the
hands who were forced to leave the
parish were born and reared here, and
il would require only a slight induce
ment to secure their labor tor the
coming season.
EI Pointe Coupee Pelican: AS
the steamer Minnie recently rounded
to al Pringle's landing an individual
named Despalia without apparent
cause. drew his fistol aud shot the
deckhand whe had thrown out the
plank. and attempted to shoot the
mate and engineer of the boat me
boat instantly backed from the shore
and proceeded 20 another landing,
but Despalia followed and fred three
successive shots at the officers, where
upon the boat again backed out and
cantiinled her way down the river.
The tieckhand is said to be mortality
younded Despalia is yet ut large
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AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

Wm. G. Wilkinson, Donaldsonville, La.
Or. John Dominique. Dominique's Landing
j. b. Hehert, New River.
Alex. Meyers, Manchae and Port Vincent.
X. H. Bloomfield, Bayou Goula. La
j. Curtis Waldo, New Orleans, La.
Geo. z. Rowell & Co., New York.
howell & Chesman, st. Louis, Missouri
C. A. Cook s. Co. Chicago, Illinois.
Bates g. Locke, New York.
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Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
first Insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents.
All official notices 81 90 per square each
publication.
Editorial notiees-in local columns, 20
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Brief communications upon subjects OF
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No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF. Donaldsonviile, La.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURB DAYS.

dttfION SsLES-FtTbNE Di1S.
WASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer.
SALE OF SUPERIOR AND FAsHIoNABLE Fur
NITURE, FRENCIIPLATE MIRROIlS, BRUs-
SEEiSS G&REET$i 3!LGLoTHs AND ENGRAv.
o. TJEsbhI Jaly " lsT7 ccmmensIpg ,. at 10
following superb collection Of Furniture, Nc:
Two Magnificent wnInn frame par,or Suites .upho,.
ster,l In Maroon and Crimson Push two handsome
Welnul:irnme Mantel Mirrors, French plaici two
Brackets fine Lace Curtains and Iainbrrquins cle.
CANT EnSy Chairs; handsome wnlnut-frnmG Centre.
lhnes, IehneSsee MarbletoP handsome oll pninting,
Mats. s..
Magnificent Black Walnut Marble-top Sldeboard;
Black Walnut Pillow Extension Table; elegant French.
plate, Wnlnutinme Mantel Mirror heavy BlnclS
in Leather Carving, chairs to match; elegant and
cOSuy EngrayinsS among the collection Is the Prodl'
nice Reclining Chairs Oak sdc6oard and Dning room
nfs nn, G%hina % "a Siss and crockery Ware brus'o's
HALL ''- -
Walnut and Oak Hall sets; handsome Clock; Brus
sci, Carpets and Mats; Brussels stair Carpets, Rods
CONTENTS OF NINE CHAMBERS
Sly handsome Walnut Dressing tnse suites, very
robes; Black Walnut wariroScs, handsomeiy carved
Walnut Bureaus and Washstnnds; fine Curled;hal
Decorated Toilet Sets; Walnut and t Ccrnc,s; nm,
Lace Curtains Velvet Hugs; Door Mats; Clspcdorcs
rSsse pRlssd amE sSs sP PiSw and RosS
Gases; Parlor Sultes upholstered in rep; handsome
sssnyx LIAM iGIofen EanGy ehas Linen sTSs s,
| pets In good condition Throughout the house.
IT., sERyANTs' ROOM. ,,-..,-
| Painted Bureaus, Steads, wnshstands, Crockery
KITCHEN.
| Kitchen Tables. wood4seat Chairs CrOckeTy AM
jyisst '''> ''O = WASH. H. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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pRorosALs HoR CpPPrR
NAVY DTFlE-NT~.) |

NNvy DTTAE-NIVl
BrEEAv or ravsErgssnN AND ETrNiE
NasaIN fTssS sUiv u Isl.
Sealed pruTssssls to fEEnisa ar3t e.lgsr u the
Washington Navy Ns-i "a ~ b.ssrr~ tIs fith of
SeptcmhcT lS75. 80 Hp poEsuzis % hsst Nui-riran
copper, will be Ftgyivci a. this Ianryau until u
O'Clock N. ul Wciuc~2ay h, !iSh day u August.
Isl
This COPPER viii 10 rys5u'ry~t "a t1'tSurs.
9D1OJo pounds Uf lgr1f ssTgsr 80 bplt, ahn1t II
incht> long inyi1ss ut,t~ ari -. iushss
thick. - Ueish "a 2rSs LzEE Ito T.IIIn,ts.
loooDj p1uu's cake Cyys7r fsE sbst'hinE si.l1t Is
inchc. lUng y iflyhs- Wiz and 81 iushss
thirk tn weigh ai.ssli isN pnHIrpts srt will
he sB's)ccs a. tbs tsszs and tnsr.ytt1n 6f the
lsruIsGg u1fccTs of Tie NashiIEstDn NAVY
Ward o. h1ia hsiIsrs Az rsssrTy,i -=---f
No pr"iS~44l vii b~ g"ss.5 scresi unts.- frcra a
manufacturer ~ rc--7liA- daR,s= n Clppef -s~E--
The l'rrfnSals Slg1;d ~ irss-rSei Prap1-rls f1r
CopIc- sui iiGyNar,i n The Chsef Og this Bursan
The riEUt j. TJ---Tvei n Tes-eS any Or all otCrs
should It l'c coIsidcrei 10 be 10 The intsrt o; TIE
Government g. Do 80 iytAThfH
National Republican., 1877-07-16
GOTERNNENT SAFE.
TIuN SALE % UNITED STATES PE0T
EETN

UVTIuN sALE 90 UNTTEO sT1TES PROF,
"A EETN.
AT THf STONT Cr-TTgN. YAEDS OF THE
ME>TNAA 6ENNITE COMPANY ~ The
TOW oF NANlME>ELE NENE Eli HNOND
VA
The Ir0rsT-y c7olsEs n TH-r e tss -irs fIrn.-
iuQc AID sc Ca-44rc .lt = = 1ls s..lga,fLs tDJls
IattllitTg sII.y and rf'B. stunning the com
Icie uglfi SO Ia.rr hE-. l,EL gran. .r cutters and
JAIrTy" lthJ EsEn5lhs. tcsssf- IA 4 carpenter,
shop euElDt- boz fsl b E.r -i-ge quantity OF
I'D steel sInEL. aTET--1lc- q Tug hsup aud ,hrct
rup- haI saut4 A. AID a sll4La 'sEaal engine With
upright hsll,g 0.dlj itsrs
The Wh,ae o. h s0l IN , . o sl-ir On the highest
hi3sT az Ir1ar. hF-r7Flsz "a the 7Esu11,ss ca the
a'fh day ui sls. - Al n't10s / Z. l
lpr special luus111gTT SpE4E o. 4 " RNNDNLI.
i,uycIEElgr.' Acv1ll X s-AugJgt Va. % - the un-
deTst glItI % u asAs-sl \ L
TliDS T. CASEY
je-9@ LlSl;- O. ClEFs %. ~ =, 1. ) \.
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iyl2niw

DRoPrSAI.S FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
l. NhM HANPSEIRE AVENTE BETwEES
7 AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
ES'lNEfE' 'lTTTs r. ngsuEssT ~ tfsITNBhl
NA>HIN,.GysN. T. t. Jnly - iSz7. /
Sealed prc5s1SAss Nil ise TCVSsNc,l at this ofice
untl l. O'Clock N July Ia ls15. Er the fu1prpte-
mcnt of New Hampshire avenue SsSusSu I 1nd [
streets n1r1hNeSf
BIDS will &c Tperivei osiy upsa blank torsl.
which may br ShsAfsesi ffSsta TIT clr-s Ilvsthcr
with the necessary infosnAlbSl. upIu apPlbtaEipu
thercf,T
The rirhi is reserved 10 reSsC: any Ard AL otd- or
parts Of lids
By order Of the ConnaisssOaerS etpC
r J. HnNIE
jyll-a Lleut EngT'sC- . A. Engineer 9fDSr.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
CIIRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE

Il the safest and the best, Is instantaneous In Its
action, and It produces the most natural shades OF
black brown does not stain the skin and Is easily
applied. II Is u standard preparation, and hvOTite
upon every well-RppOlnted toilet for lndy gentle
man. For sale by an druggists und haiTdTcSscrs
JOSEPH ClIRISTADORO,
Proprietor, +. o. Box 2ll2. New York
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wNsHINgT1N l. e July u. I-7T
Sealed proT,Bsals in dupls4ie wall b. received At
This ofice uIifil l. clock August ~ ts1I
At which time and pane Tier = u - og.sis-l IN he
prtscncc Of hiiierS f5r flr-ishiuE and delivering
Al this once lal ts &C Whi,e Ash FurnArs CoaL
22il pounds u constitute . lul-
The Gal will b. sait5est 10 ths irFspsetioa kr--
required BY sc7i n g-li EsTts-i sztla--. the est
thereof :" lr horne .! the veoe- Al the rate Of -
cents pcT ton.
The Government rsas-res the rhs N rytsct any
or all bids kank pf01.sSal. ami inf1cunhtb -
payment a.. Wil DC furnished Gn appl5czts1n At
this ofire
EuVcluJss clnihuinE rD-,,S4ss si1a'i - uat-tr
"Fror,sais iOT Coal A1i 81 irpsst til~ 1uir-
signed. " e. NEt,ES
yl2a Q7sA--srua.s-eg C-eaeral
National Republican., 1877-07-16
DEOFNSAI.S srG PAVING STREETS Ann
l. ANkcNrE~ IN Tn5.'s sTNur ~ AsHINGTON

ENsIN NM 'Gglrp l's~TEHC-T u CDLrHsLAl
ws~HgN'-srsN- q g Iuly 4 81.
SEALED fissINr~Als~ Illl reytV-i sl thns otcy
uitl l. u,1erk II IN - Es-5- Er the E~paiE "
vori ana ru~i.9e IEnr-5sS ia Irss cirT u wishias
ItEls q l,- F'.-,' .a'r HSsNSs SEak fbgul. xhke
may 's sai-z'5'' frsH Ias rls-- 'ns-sh-r vita thl
nrN'sS1 ~ pr.aHIs g7s-l ~. .Fa-ss ~. .hsrethr
The =li = Te-1rs4 - IB-s zy all 1RLs parts
Of hlaS-
Bv order o! The Csalz,se,l--s ~ Ias IsS,rSrt Of
golamtiA X J. utINIE
IyGs Lsut- IS.EiBssrr,~ L = \ EJr.sI.-r = N 4.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
III o L NJ A N s
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous In It's prompt and radical cure for every
species Of Liver and stomach difficulties. II contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, and Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitals, the
Liver and Stomach. II removes tOrpidity Of the
Liver, and arOuscs the stomach from its dormant
state, Rrrcstng fermentation OrpOr and pain, by CIV
Ing II tie natural quantity of bile and gastric Juice It
also yiluiiZes the entire system with natures true
tonic II arrests all detcriOrated and poisonous fluids
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
system by way Of circulation. i alSnrbs from the
body every particle Of BLOOD POISON whether bill
iOus, mutral, medicinal and leaves tho wearGr in
perfect health, Sent by mail irec Of chargr re
ccipt Of -. Address HOLMAN LIVER PAD M
PANN, No. Gs Maiden Lane, 7, o, Box 2ll., ,rw
York, or 2iS West Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio All
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-07-16

AUCTION sALEs-TO-DAY.

II c. BRooKER JR., Auct,oneer.
lDs MARBLE BuildngD
Northwest corner OF Eleventh street aud Pennsyi.
vania avenue,
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION OF THE En-.
TIRE BALANCE or STOCK OF a WATCH
MAKER AND JEW WELER IN BANKRUPTCY,
REMOVED FROM BALTIMORE - SILVER
PLATED SHOWCASES,
To be sold At my auction rooms, as above, commenc
ing on MONDAY MORNING, July ~, at 10 o'clock
and continue In the evening at 70 O'clock and each
day following at same hours, until NIL are sold ThS
nssortfnent comprises ladies' and gents fine gold and
silver stem winding, American. English. Swiss double
time and other celebrated makes Of Watches fine
gold Jcwelry, Diamonds, Pistols tripeplRted silver
ware, Cutlery Opera Glasses &c, besides many Other
goods, such % are usually found III hrst-cass store
Every article warranted as represented.
ALSO,
Several secondhand Watches, len for repairs and
two silver.plated Showcases.
S.P. HARTMAN, Trustee.
lyha d c. BROOKER, JR., Auct
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$lOT S25 Asdns RHT ..nR SGEE ous MaRG a6rcnaa @S
Crayons, aud Reward Motto, scripture Text, Trans
parent, piltuTc aud Chrome Cards. One hundred
samples worth w. sent postpaid Tor tx. Illustrated
Catalogue tree ]. II. BuFFORDS SONS, Boston.
Established $50 Je2JGm