Strain officiates." It will be thus seen that his lordship, up till Christmas, had no inten tion of leaving the Church of his adoption. _ Duel betwhen two Journalists. —It Ist reported that M. Pascal Grousset has fough with two occasional contributors to Figaro— M. Virey and Dr. Blasins—and killed both of them. M. Pascal Grousset is a fellow labourer with M. Rochefort. The report at first ran that M. Rochefort and M. Cassaignac had been out. Large Sale op Diamonds.—Some scandal has been caused within the last few days in the little Spanish Solony at Paris, by the sale of two immense diamonds, said to be worth half a million francs, for £180,000. These diamonds are supposed to have formed part ot the crown of Spain.and to have been abstracted by some means at the time of the revolution. New JOURNALS.-No less than 109 new journals were started in Paris during the year just closed. Three halfpenny productions, which founded their hope of existence upon out-Rappelling the Rappel, were suppressed for having meddled with political matters without having paid the stamp and received the neces sary authorisation. 28 died for lack of readers ; the rest are still published. The total num ber of new journals started in France last yea was 199. In 1869 it was 137, and in 1867 only 74. _, Sale op Imperial Old Clothes. —lhe dresses worn by the Empress Eugen ie during her Oriental tour have been sold for the bene fit of her Majesty's orphan school. The ex hibition was held in the ironing room of the Sous Sol of the Tuileries, and the dresses, 250 in number, realised very small sums. '1 he rose colored satin presentation dress, divested of its trimmings, realised the highest sum, only 112 francs. A muslin robe, trimmed with Valen ciennes, only 40 francs, and so on with many more, some of them never worn at all, few worn more than once. The hats and bonnets were sold in lots, and of, course went for tri fling sums. Employment por Women. —It is rumoured that a new weekly paper is in contemplation of which an advocate of giving Parliamentary suffrage to women is to be the editor. Women are to be employed as compositors, and are to use the American type-setting machine, by which it is estimated that the work will be done at about one-third present prices. In view of this new enterprise, a number of young women have been in training for some time- ~ . The Rey. Charles Kingsley.—- Good Words for 1870 promises a series of papers by this gentleman, to be called " Letters from the Tropics." Mr. and Miss Kingsley were among the passengers for Trinidad by the Shannon, which left Southampton December 2, and he will no doubt extend his tour through the other islands, in search of materials for his Letters, which will be looked for with the utmost interest.

The Athenaeum now appeal- (since January 1) in larger type, and in larger form—that in which it originally appeared more than forty years ago. The size, however, of the journal in 1870 at the price of threepence, is to be ex actly double its size in 1829 at the price of Wm'i is about to "'&e it c. l tl}VV liew PaC I vvSh T>; _■_~. t u_. ii. j_d by Mr. W. Hepwortn J^rS fc? a^"-a—teen thousand copies ot tliePoot To.,■..__<>.■__'„ „ i subscribed f_ at l_S^e^% Baß_3^^_*tra-Ce sale. Retail publishers are said to have filed orders for thirty thousand copies. In the Court of Chancery, lately, a question w.s raised in the case of " Gilliatt v. Gilliato" of considerable interest to auctioncehs ani others having to do with sales jf land bj auction. An estate in Sussex wa-s offered for slae by auction, subject to a reserved bidding, and this was stated in the conditions of sale. Mr. .Bridges, to whom the estate was knocked down for £29,000, having found out that a "puffer" was employed, although no right of bidding on behalf of the owner was reserved, took out the summons to set aside the purchase. It was proved that a "puffer" had been employed, who had bid on himself and made in all four bids, though he did not go beyond the reserved price. His lordship said that the Act was clear to the effect that sales should ha void in equity as well as in the law whe___a "puffer " was employed, although no right of bidding on behalf of the owner was reserved. The sale must be set aside and the deposit returned.

Provincial Hospital.—Return of sick treated during the week ending Saturday, March 21, 1870 : —Remained last return, 70; admitted since, 11 ; discharged, 7; died, 1; remaining, 73: males, 63, females, 10. Arrangement: Fever, 1; syphilis, 5, rheumatism, 4; cancer, 1; phthisis, 9 ; delirium tremens, 1; epilepsy, 3 ; choria, 1; paralysis, 10; bronchitis, 3 ; pneumonia, 1; heart disease, 1; dyspepsia, 1; diarrhoea, 1; htemorhoids, 1; stricture, 1; cataract, 1; paronychia, 1; cutaneous, 1 ; abscess and ulcer, 7 ; uterine, 2 ; wounds and con tusions, 5 ; fractures, 6 ; debility, 7. A man died on 23rd inst. of aneurism of the aorta, complicated with pulmonary con sumption. Donations of home papers and magazines by Lady JBowen are acknow ledged with thanks. A Reckless Boy.—Yesterday morning a boy was sitting on the back of the dray Eassing along the Karangahape Road, and aving ridden far enough to please his fancy, suddenly jumped off, and attempt ing to run across the street, stumbled and fell right in the track of a baker's cart, passing at a trot at the time. The man driving did all he could to rein in his horse, but did not succeed until the off wheel had passed over the boy's leg. He could not have been much hurt, however, as he got on his legs and yelled tremen dously. Had he teen seriously injured he could blame none but himself. THk'sjy weather which has prevailed for suohfa length of time is fast becoming a source'%f serious inconvenience, both in town arid country. Water tanks are, in many instances, dry, and even wells are so low as to cause some apprehension in the minds of many wiio thence derive their water supplies. i_ain will be heartily "Velcorued on all hands, and by no class more than our farmers and gardeners, whose crops are suffering considerably, especially on light soil. A Norfolk (Va.) paper says there is a man in that city so ugly that with six frowns he can kill a bulldog.

LATER AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

MELBOURNE.

March 16. In the Assembly Mr. Fellows intimated his intention of putting a motion on the paper for an annuity to Lady Darling. Captain Graham has been acquitted of negligence. Mr. Gale, the aeronaut, will shortly ascend at Ballarat. A squatter in the western districts has called a-meeting of his creditors. The Commercial Bank drafts on London have been returned, owing to Draper's mal practises. March 17. The Legislative Assembly is likely to vote the six months' supplies asked for by Ministers. The financial year commences in July, when fresh Estimates will be introduced. To-day is a partial holiday, and celebrated with picnics, &c. Cornsacks and coffee are firmer since our mail advices. The Geelong Corporation have decided upon lighting the town with gas instead of kerosene as heretofore. The Horticultural Show is being held. The exhibits are good and attendance large. The You Yangs, steamer, has taken several passenger, for the Californian route. There was a holiday in the public offices, and a picnic in honor of the day passed off well. Deffinger, of the Virago, has been acquitted of fraud, but found guilty of a criminal assault. Harris and Hewitt run off the dead heat on the 2nd of April. Mr. Charles Matthews appears on the 9th April. The markets are very quiet. March 18. The mails for the Wonga Wonga, for Europe and America, leave on Saturday per Alexandra, and overland on Monday. Milesian won the Kyneton Handicap. The Government have published a " Hand book of Victoria " for circulation in England. The members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Ballarat have discovered that many voting papers for church officers have been forged. The Australia Felix Hotel, with four shops in Bourke-street, realised at auction £16,000. Day, the jockey, is still unconscious, but shows signs of rallying. An express train, bringing the Governor from Kyneton races, killed a man crossing the line. Studmann has been committed for the mur der of his wife at Talbot, by shooting her when scuffling with another man. Isaacs Solomons, in the malt trade, has called a meeting of his creditoi'3—liabilities, £25,000. The markets are unchanged.

ADELAIDE.

March lb. Vere, the St. Arnaud murderer, has been captured by the police at Yankalilla. W. T. _ Richardson^the Custg^ffigej. af JAZAiaer for mischarging a large quantity of spirits and beer. The corn market is quiet; no change in |price. March 17. A large number of local men are offering themielves as candidates in various districts. A letter has been received by the Brindisi route, showing a saving in time of three clear days. Vere has been remanded till Tuesday, to await the arrival of the warrant from Mel bourne. He has fully confessed the murder. The Bushman's Home is now virtually established. The corn market is quiet. March 18. The Opposition have issued a manifesto, signed by thirteen of the leading members, denying the charge of factious oppositon aad place-hunting, > nd accusing the Government of falsehood in the prorogation speech. The athletic sports on Saturday next pro mise to be very successful. The weather very hot aad close. Sales of wheat, for export, bave taken place at ss. 2£d.

THE EVENING STAR, MAIIOH 29, 1870.



WANTED KNOWN—Mrs. Eyes, Milliner and Dressmaker, Shortland street, is prepared to execute all orders en trusted to her. N.B.—Ready-made Dresses always on hand. WANTED to SELL —An 8-foot Shop Counter, Empanelled—Cheap.—Apply Office of this Paper. WANTED— A COMPOSITOR, for a Weekly Paper in the Country.—Apply at thi3 Office. WANTED KNOWN—That George VV Element has RESUMED his BUSI NESS as General House Decorator, Writer, Grainer, &c. jT-'NGINE DRIVER wanted for Mercury IJ Bay Flax Mills. Also, a good Packer, and several Boys from fifteen to eighteen years old. Appply immediately. W. G. IVEY, Waitemata Hotel. WANTED to SELL, Cheap -10ft. Sheets of Corrugated Iron, Galvanised Iron Water Tanks, from 100 to 500 gallons. Also, O.G. and half-round. Spouting, Ridge Caps, &c., at A. Smart's Galvanised Iron Works, Victoria-street (opposite the Greyhound). WANTED KNOWN—J. Benstead (late of Tattersal's Hotel,) CLARENCE DINING-ROOMS, 133, Queen-street (next door Union Bank). Hot Suppers of all kinds, -owls, Ham, Eggs, Oysters, &c, &c. WANTED KNOWN—Just Received, a ™> Shipment of Marrion's OLD .ENGLISH ALE, per 'Kate,' and now on draught at the"British Hotel, Queen-street, Auckland, and Saracen's Head, Pollen-street (near the Junction,) Shortland. The W_nes and Spirits need no puff. Whitson's and Bedell's celebrated Colonial Ales at both Houses. John Sceats, Proprietor. N.B.—The Accommodation for visitors from Auckland and eJLsewhere is unrivalled at the Saracen's Head.



FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. A v-v rr.HEs.s. 1 _ V?--V ■*■ TT -r. -r_ , ! :MM&a^ 'HERO,' Captain Logan, will leave the Queen-street \ Wharf, as above, j On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 30th Inst., j at 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to j CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO., Agents, Auckland j Or to LEDGER & FRANCIS, Agents, Grahamstown, Thames. Queen-street, Auckland, March 25, 1870. STEAM TO THE THAMES. T) OVAL ALFRED,' <*Ik% 1^ from AUCKLAND to SHORT- I^»Bi>liAND_ TIME TABLE. From Auckland : Wedn., 30th March, 12.30 o'clock afternoon. Thursday, 31st March; 11.30 o'clock morning. Friday, Ist pril, 11.30 o'clock morning. Saturday, 2nd April, 11.30 o'clock morning. From Grahamstown : Wednesday, 30th March, 5 o'clock afternoon. Thursday, 31st March, 4.30 o'clock afternoon. Friday, Ist April, 4.30 o'clock afternoon. Saturday, 2nd April, 4.30 o'clock afternoon. Return Tickets issued for One week at Reduced Fares, and available for the ' Duke I of Edinburgh.' I S. HAGUE SMITH. > I STEAM TO THE THAMES. ' DUKE OF EDIN- BURGH.' Leave Auckland : Tuesday, 29th March, 10 o'clock night , Wed., 30th March, 2.30 o'clock afternoon. | Thursday, 31st March, 3 o'clock afternoon Friday, Ist April, 3.30 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 2nd. April, 3.30 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown: Wednesday, 30th March, 8 o'clock morning Thursday,*3lst March, 8.30 o'clock morning Friday, Ist April, 9 o'clock morning Saturday, 2nd April, 9.30 o'clock morning. Return Tickets issued for One week at Reduced Fares, and available for the ' Royal Alfred. S. HAGUE SMITH. FOR GRAHAMSTOWN AND SHORT LAND. rjHEp.s. 'ENTERPRISE No. 2 ' will leave the Queen-street Wharf, on— Wednesday, 30th March, at 10 o'clock p.m. Friday, Ist April, at 11 p.m. All unclaimed Goods to be found at Clay ton's Parcel Delivery Office, High-street. STEAM TO THE THAMES. m°\ £. ."I'HE Powerful and beautifully *^Ss?X^s, a. fitted Steamer 2^^||r ' WILLIAMS ' will commence Daily trips between the Thames and Auckland, on FRIDAY next. H. M. JERVIS, Agent. STEAM TO RIVERHEAD. SOLDIERS TO LET AT £40 A-HEAD ! God Save the Queen and the Governor. Having no Soldiers to let, like worn-out na tions, .1 can only intimate to the travelling Public that *I^* rpHE Twin Screw Steamer has been provided with a New Boiler, and is again on her legs. Fares :— Parliamentary Bates of One Penny per Mile to pleasure-seekers. Leaving Auckland daily at 11 o'clock a.m. Arriving at Riverhead at 1 p. m. Leaving Riverhead at 3 o'clock p.m., and Returning to Auckland at 5 p.m. J. CASEY. January 7, 1870. FOR WANGANUI, WESTPORT, GREY MOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. ' JOHN PENN,' _BK_gs_ifi-_«!lB» M. Carest, commander, will leave Manukau for the above ports, on THURSDAY next, the 31st instant.l For Freight or Passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. FOR FIJI, Calling at Norfolk Island if sufficient induce ment offers. _,;x rTHE Clipper Ketch ?:W_ 'ISABELLA,' »a____-__£n-_r specially built for passenger trade. For Freight or Passage apply to ROBERT LUSK. 31, Lower Queen- street, ; Auckland.



FOR NAPIER. - ' _ .* f I HE powerful s.s. jEjS]^ 'STAR OF THE SOUTH,' -_^ESH@_S^ W. Bendall, Commander, will sail for Na pier TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 5 p.m. For Freight or Passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE. Agent. FOR LONDON DIRECT. „, 'I a f|'HE Beautiful Iron Clipper ttamW* < SEATOLLER,' Al for 20 years at Lloyds, W. Brown, Esq., Commander, will sail for London early in April. For Freight or Passage apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. FOR LONDON DIRECT. , -y& fjpHE Magnificent Clyde-built ' fAs_o^ •*■ Loll Slipper imwßm% 'ANNE MAIN,' W. Main, Commander. This fine barque, launched in Glasgow in 1867, has the highest class at Lloyd's. Can carry a few cabin passengers. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO., Agents. Queen-street, Auckland, March 8, 1870. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessees ... Messrs. Stuart O'Bhien, ane J. M. Lord. Scenic Artist ... Mr. Frank Varley. 'pO-NGHT (TUESDAY), JL March 29. I GLORIOUS SUCCESS, | GLORIOUS SUCCESS, GLORIOUS SUCCESS, OF LES MISERABLES; OR, THE CONVICT AND THE MAN OF TWO LIVES. Notice. —The MS of this Drama is the sole property of Mr. Stuart O'Brien, and wae received by him from London, where it is now drawing crowded houses. New and Magnificent Scenery by Mr. Frank Varley. The New and Beautiful Music, arranged by Mr. Leech. The Mco-ameal Effects by Messrs. Adams and Jacobs. Costumes, Properties, &c., designed expressly for this unrivalled Production. The Drama produced under the direction of Mr. Stuart O'Brien. Act 1. THE CONVICT AND THE BISHOP. A lapse of six years between the Ist mid 2nd Act. HONESTY, JUSTICE, HUMANITY—THE SPY AND THE POLICE—THE JUDI CIAL COURT OF ARRAS—THE SACRI FICE. Act 3. THE DEATH OF FANTINE—I'M IN THE MOUNTAINS, AND BITS OF OLD PARIS. A]lapse of 10 years between Act 3 and Act 4. EARLY LOVE. VIRTUE VICE AND AND POVERTY DEATH A lapse of one year between Act 4 and Act 5. AN OLD MAN SACRIFICE—THE REVOLUTIONARY MOB-MARSEL LAISE—SONG AND CHORUS OF 0 VOICES—THE BARRICADE—VIEW O 0 NOTRE DAME BY MOONLIGHT, ANp, DEATH OF THE CONVICT, JEAN VULPAN. In consequence of the length of the Drama, it w :ll constitute tlio Evening's Performance. PRINCE OP WALES THEATRE. AUCKLAND GAERICK CLUB. OPENING PERFORMANCE, (In aid of the Provincial Hospital Fund) mHURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1870, _L Under the Patronage of Sir GEO. F. BOWEN and LADY BO WEN, &c, &c, HEART'S TRIALS. An Original Interlude. BOMBA-STES EURIOSO. LODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, 1.0. | HE Regular Monthly MEETING of the I. above Lodge will beheld at the. Lodge Room, Masonic Hotel, TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, 30th instant, at 7.-0 p.m. , By order of the W.M.



BISHOPRIC ENDOWMENT FUND, I > DIOCESE OF AUCKLAND. Additional Subscription List. £ s. Amount as per list published 17th December, 1869 ... 54114 Sir Wm. Martin (additional sub scription) ... ... ... "0 0 Mr. D. J. O'Keeffe 10 0 Mr. H. Williams 10 0 Mr G. B. Owen 10 0 Mrs. Maude 5 5 Mr. Wm- Maude ... ... ... 5 5 Mr. J. Chad wick ... 5 5 Archdeacon Govett (sth donation) 5 0 Mr. J.W.Williams 5 0 Mr. H. Carleton 5 0 Mr. R Dixon 5 0 Mr. A. K. Taylor 5 0 Mr. W. H. Kissling 5 0 i Mr. J. W.King 4 0 Key. R. H. Hall * ... 3 10 Mr. S. B. Ludbrook 3 0 Key. E. B. Clarke 3 0 Mr. Charles Hargreaves ... ... 3 0 Rev. T. S. Grace 2 10 Captain Braund ... ... ... 22 Mr. R. Hale 2 2 Mr. G. S. Kissling 2 2 Messrs. Wright and Stratford ... 2 2 Mr. H. Fendelow 2 2 Mr. J. Cater 2 2 Captain Tilly 2 2 . Captain Johnson ... ... ... 2 2 Mrs. Hannaford 2 2 Colonel Peacock ... ... ... 2 2 Mr. J. Thompson... ... ... 2 0 Captain Machel ... ... ... 2 0 Mr. R. Hampton 2 0 Collected by Mrs. Black 2 0 Captain Bendall ... ... ... 1 1 Mr. T. Guilding 1 1 Dr. Watling 1 1 Mr. T. Joyce 1 1 Mr. T. Connell 1 1 Mr. J. Hoop 1 1 Mr. W. H. Airey ... 11 Mr. W. Vaile 1 3 Mr. R. W. Heath 1 1 Messrs. Fryer &Co 1 1 Mr. J. W. Diddams 1 1 Mr. R. J. Morrison 1 1 Mr. R. Cameron ... ... ... 1 1 Mr. H. Busby 1 1 Mr. W. Payne .11 Mr. R. J. Payne 1 1 Mr. C. Hawkewood 1 0 Miss Buttress 1 0 Mr. Vaughan 1 0 Capt. Chrisp 1 0 Mr. J. W. Lewis 1 0 Mr. Possineskie ... ... ... 1 0 Mr. C. Langsford 1 0 Mr. J. Baber 1 0 Mrs. Williams 1 0 Mrs. Morgan 1 0 Mr. Parfitt 1 0 Mr^E. Harker 10 Mrs. Fairbuin ... ... .. 1 0 Mr. J. Booker 1 0 Mr. A. Curtis 1 0 Mr.Gilberd 1 0 Mr. J. C. Hoyte 1 0 Mrs. Hetley 1 0 Mrs.McKellor 1 0 Mr. A. Rose 1 0 Collections under £1 ... ... 6 2' £727 7 The sum of £60 10s from the subscriptions first published has not yet been received. SHIRLEY W. HILL, Treasurer. March 28, 1870. ON SALE, TO ARRIVE PER 'EUCA LYPTUS,' FROM HOBART TOWN, _ ■'. AAO FEET HARDWOOD Ai -,U- r I TIMBER ' 2,000 Posts.aud Baiis 15,000 5-feet Palings 10,000 6-feet ditto 20 pairs Cart and Dray Shafts 10 tons Superior Chopped Bark STONE BROTHERS, ' 22, Queen-street. March 28, 1870. TO COUNTRY BUYERS. OVER 100 TBUNKS AND CASES FOR SALE. 8. D. S. D. Gent. _ Elastic Sides ... 8 6to 15 0 Half Wellingtons 12 6—14 6 Youths' Lace Up and E. Side 5 6 —12 0 Boys' Bluchers ... ... 3 6—4 6 A large quantity of Ladies' Kid ... 4 6—oo Children's of all kinds, from 16 — 0 0 J. EO UT, HIGH STREET. nPO STOREKEEPERS, ETC.—T. Watson, JL Bhortland-street, is prepared to supply you with Watertights at £7 16s. per doz; for Men's Bluchers, light or strong, £5 145.; Youths' Laced Boots, tipped toe and heel, £5 2s. Every pair is made of the best mate rial and workmanship. T. WATSON, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. -___H_s_£ .bftg-,'___iggr.ay__^^ f%ttcftii-_w Scaltei* TO MORROW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. r At 12 o'clock. The Subscriber will sell, at the Mart, A SMALL LOT of FURNITURE and A KITCHEN UTENSILS, TELESCOPE, &c, belonging to a person giving up House keeping. ■""■.■■ GEOKGE BIBBIi\ T,



WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, The undersigned will sell, at their-Mart, Fort-, street, on Wednesday, 30th inst., ,v LL that piece or parcel of LAND, being J\. lot 60, of a subdivision into lo.ts of fo il of section 3, Village of Onehunga, having a frontage to Penrose-street of 31 feck Also, all those pieces of LAND, being lo.ta 129, 130, 131, 132, and 133, of a subdivision into lots of allotment 26, of suburban section 1, situate in the Parish of Takapuna, County of Eden, having a frontage to Shoal Bay. And lots 52, 53, 76, and 115 of the subdivi sion of allotments 4 and 5, and part of 3, of section 3, suburbs, at Seafield Road. Further particulars can be had from Messrs. Beteridge and Ritchie, Solicitors, or from SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MARCH 31. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN SYMONDS STREET. The Subscribers have received instructions from Mr. R. Punch, to sell, at his residence, Dundonald-street, at the top of Symonds street, opposite St. David's School, on Thursday, 31st instant, at 11 o'clock, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, comprising:— Spring-seated Couch, 6 Chairs, Loo Table, Cheffonier, Double Bedstead, Feather Beds, Carpets, Washstands and Ware, Stretchers, Toilet, Tables, Dressing Glasses, Mahogany Chest Drawers, &c. Square Tables, Chairs, Couch, Small Round Table, Clock, Lamp, American Stove, Rocking Chair, Meat Safe, &c. Carpenter's Bench, 2 Wheelbarrows, Garden Tools, Tubs, Saucepans, &c, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. The Subscriber has received instructions to sell at his Mart, on Wednesday, 30th March, at 12 o'clock, f)^ DOORS, 12 Windows, 18 American 4j_J Chairs, and Large Cooking Stove, be longing to the Crescent Hotel, greater part new. 120 bags N.Z. Maize, warranted free from weavels. 11201bs. Prime Cured Mutton Hams. 10 tons Best Potatoes, to be delivered at Auckland or Tamaki Wharf. 30 N.Z. Cheese, Prime Quality. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 31. UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING. B. TONES Has been instructed to sell, on Thursday next at 11 o'clock, WITHOUT RESERVE, -j CASE MEN'S I.R. BELTS AND TOM THUMB TIES 2 cases Men's White and Regatta Shirts 2 cases Crimean Shirtings 1 ditto French ditto 1 ditto Men's Hall'hose 1 ditto Black and Drab Batavian Hats 1 ditto ditto Favourite ditto 1 ditto Boys' Felt Hats 3 ditto Men's and Boys' Cloth Caps &c, &c, &c, 4 The above goods will be positively sold to close an account. THURSDAY, MARCH 31. BLANKETS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS &C, &C, &0. B. TONES Has been instructed to sell on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, 2 BALES 9-4 & 10-4 SUPERIOR BLAN KETS -:-vi 1 bale 10-4 Blue ditto ditto -A' - iVJ 3 cases Mens' half hose #80; 2 cases Mohairs, Lustres, &c, &c. '•/..$ f 3 bales Grey and White. Calicoes ,/..* 1 case Black Alapacat and LusSres /^f._...". 2. cases Crimean and Shepherd C.l_ee_Lu£y Shirts': ■■ ,'j/'" n^Sr%' ---2 cases Mens' t'coteh Twill Shjgjjt, JT^ -1 case Felt Hats, straw uud«j^fi!_;v j 1 case C-4 American Duo^Slf'v^ 1 case Shepherd plaid Gpv_*_M'it Si •cjj)jtt|yj& nil wool, h.uvj " .._(.:_.' . . 1 case Angola Winei_-T J JaSffv" ■'-&■■' f: _' _'•*!___»*-cJ.S_lit.''Sf'