jiewel, or money, or a new dignity. He was Minister of Commerce, of Finance, and of Public Instruction. One d?y, when the Ful tnn was very jolly, he threw him downstairs. The favourite pot severe pains, and a splendid palace from it. So Nevers Pasha rose through the fitful whims of his master to honours and wealth. Among the fighting cocks every one has the came of a sovereign. Before the last; war, was seen one Napoleon 111. in the cock-yard—after Sedan, he was taken away. Abdul Aziz himself gives every cock his name, and points out the one who is to represent himself in the contest; that is cf course always the one, whose eyes glow most fiery, whose bill ig the most threatening, and whose legs are the strongest.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From oiir own Correspondent). This day. The Old Whan tribute ( Sawyer's) crushed 25 tons for 35 ozs 5 dwts 12 grains. The Watchman tribute crushed 5 tons for 4 ozs 6 dwts. The Caledonian tribute has 3 oz<i 1 dwt. The Twenty-fourth of May crushed 4 tons for 7 o:?s 17 dwts 12 grains.

COROMANDEL.

(From'our own Correspondent.) This day. Union Beach. Union Beach.—The. report of last night spfiakg favourably of all parts of the mine, Palmerston.—The contract for sinking •200 feet ig completed. Tenders are called for Binding 60 more. The lona whim will be finished in ten days when draining operations will commence toblock the reef. For some reason there is a considerable demand for shares at advanced quotations. The contract for sinking will be completed this week. Star claim : Some very fine specimens are being unearthed. The Knpanga water will be out in a few days, when work will commence in earnest on the reef.

The award, re "water supply management was opened to-day at a meeting of the Borough Council and Highway Board. It is a long exhaustive document. Its principal points are the management to be vested in a committee of e ; ight, of which five are to be members of Council, and one from each Highway Board. The profits are to be divided ; seven elevenths to the Borough, four-elevenths to the Highway Boards, each Highway Board to get L 63 from the monies in hand. The chairman to be chosen monthly from the Highway Board and Council alter nately. John H. Salmon and Edwin W. Hollis were arbitrators, and W. Errington referee. The award has given satisfaction. Rating. At the same meeting a telegram from Mr Eowo intimating that a rating bill has been introduced in Parliament exempting mining property from local rates, A committee was appointed to communicate with Mr Rowe and other members protesting against such exemption as snicidal and unjust.

RUSSELL.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Shipping. The lona arrived at ten a.m. after a rough passage. The Maudfkriived yesterday. Loaded : The Elizabeth. The weather is still bad.

ALEXANDRA.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. The Wandering Monarch. T.iwhiao •with Major Te "Wheoro left Kuiti yesterday for Aotearoa meeting, with a large party of natives. t-.v.-

NAPIER.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Simonsen's Opera Company. Simonsen's Opera Troupe performances here are a great success. The hall is nightly thronged in all parts. The parties who purchased the season from Simonsen's agent are expected to make a good, profit.

Poor Napier. A passenger by the City of San Francisco to Napier writes to the Telegraph and states that when Captain Waddell was threatened with legal proceedings by passengers for de tention, he distinctly told them that in his contract he was exempt from calling at Napier, and that he had positive orders from the owners that if it was not convenient to call to leave Napier out.

WELLINGTON.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Awfully Sudden Death. The sudden death of Mr Daniel Keefe the crier of the Supreme Court has created a profound sensation. About five minutes before the Court opened'he was preparing the Judge's seat and books for Bi3 Honor the Chief Justice. At 10 o'clock, to the surprise of those present, instead of hiß genial face | and spectaclea being seen in the crier's box, and his pleasant voice and rich brogue being heard proclaiming the opening of the " Shuprame Coart," the bailiff of the K.M. Court appeared in his stead, and performed the ceremony with which Mr Keefe so long had been associated. A minute later all present were shocked to learn that Mr Keefe had died suddenly just after quitting the Court. It appears that, when he left the Courb, he went into his own office, complain ing of illness, and suddenly fell down dead. The deceased had held his appointment for about four years. He was an old soldier, and had seen a great deal of service, always be ing distinguished for his bravery and good conduct. He served in Spain foi a long time under General Sir De Lacy Evans, about the year 1840, in the Spanish Legion-first in the Infantry, and then in the Artillery. He was at several memorable engagements and sieges, including the Btorming of San Sebastian. [Mr Keefe was for many years in the Stamp Department when the seat of Governmont was at Auckland.]

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) Monday. Railway Carriages- The tender of Hyslop has been accepted by the Government for the construction of two first-class and three second-class car riages. The prices for the former are £325 each ; for the latter, £250. Miss Colville. Miss Colville having been cut up in Satur day's papers for her conduct and performance on the previous evening with the Press Club, made a speech on Saturday night, and a sympathetic appeal to the audience.

THE AUCKLAND ATHENÆUM CO., (LIMITED).

Thk prospectus of the projected Auckland Atuenmnm Company (Limited) is now before us. and we must say that a venture which better deserved the support of every well-wisher to Auckland was never launched It is well-known that Captain H. Barton whose dis interested efforts in this causa are worthy of all praise, has been busy lately canvassing the town for subscribers, and we are pleased to learn that he nas been successful in obtaining enough names of promised supporters to warrant the company bsing floated with ever* prospect of success. The ends which the promoters have in view in starting the undertaking are thus referred to in the prospectus : " The objectlthat the promoters of thi3 Company have in view is to meet a want universally experienced by the Citizens of Auckland—that of a good Public Bead ing Boom and well-selected Library, as well asa con venient and attractive place of resort, where members of the business community, visitors to our city, arid others, ma/ meet for mutual converse and rational recreation. It is proposed to erect a building suitable and attractive in its position, character and accommodation, which shall comprise well-lighted and well-ventilated Heading Booms, Lecture Boom, a properly appointed Library, faculties for a Debating Society, rooms for Chess and Billiard Players, and

also Coffee and gmoting rooms. The intention, in short, is to noaVe it in all respects a popular institu tion, at once elevating in Its influences, and attractive in the cspabiiitit Bit will afford for the intellectual and physical enjoyment of its members.' The Ma«oric 1-ody have acreed to rent the large hall, which it i* intended to build so that the Company are assured of a certain income from this quarter. The MasoßP, will not hr.wever be connected tvith the Company otherwise than as tenants, so that this fact should not deter Roman Catholics, and others who do not affect the brotherhood, from becoming Share holders. The intention of the promoters is to include ladies among the members, of course under certain restrictions and at ft reduced scale of memtership-fees. In nllnsion to the fnct of Billiard and Smoking rooms beiPfr included in the means of recreation to be pro vided. the prospectus says : " It will be observed that the promoter have included in their schemo the establishment of Billiard and Rmoking Fooms, whwe reasonable pastime may be obtained, unaccompanied by irflaences too often, though needlessly, inseparable from such amusements, it is their impression that In tho establishment of institutions, designed f"r the moral and intellectual advancement of the people, the inducements held out. in the first instance, are too frequently almost wholly of a nature to cmnmend ♦hem only to thossof literary tastes and predilections, th* fact being lost eieht of that, from an educating point of view, it is the non-reading, or. less hterary portion cf the community that should, if possible, be attracted into their communion, with a view of inculcating faitrs and habits which, without sneu fostering influence, might never be develoned. An estimate of the probable annual expenditure ana reeeiprs ha<i been prepared, based upon reliable data and this gives a very f noonraging remit. The pro posed carilal will be £12,500, in 2 fOO shares, of £v each. Of this, it is only intended to rais». £10,000, as it is helieved that sum will be sufficient for all purposes. An advantageous < ffer of the old Theatre (■ite and foundations in Shortland-street has been made rythe proprietors, and designs for the buildings h*ve already been called for. An other feature ot tne scheme is that the directors propose, by a system ot annual drawirg3, gradually to absorb the Share Capital, so that t*o Athcnreum may in time develop into a public ar.tl self-endowed Institution. I<or tuis purpose a portion of the profits will lie set aside each year. Further particulars concerniiipf the undertaK ing, Prospectuses, Forms of Application, and Lists or Annual Subscribers, aresdy reeistered, may be obtained on application at the Bank of Now Zealand, or any of its Branch Offices, or from the Hon. Sccro tary The provisional directuate is about to be appointed. We repeat, that thn design is most praiseworthy, and we f-hould earnestly advise our readers to take at leaat one share. The project 13 likely to be profitable, and is certain to be morally benoflcial

HARBOUR BOARD.

The ordinary meeting of the Harbour Board took place this afternoon. Present:—W. C. Daldy Etq , (Chairman), Messrs M. Niccol, E. Isaacs, D. H. McKenzie. 0. Mays, L. W. Eaton, H. S. Meyers, and IT. Brett.

NEW CHAIRMAN. Captain Paldy vacated the chair, while the new Chairman for the year was elected. Mr E Isaacs was voted to the chair. • Mr M. Niccol, in proposing Captain Daldy for re-election, said although he had great pleasure in moving, that that gentleman be chosen for another year of office, yet he thought that in future years they would do well to depart from the practice of electing the same Chairman every year. It would do good if every member of the Board were able to look forward to occupying the president's seat. The present year would be iikely to require an experienced man to guide them through their difficulties, and undoubtedly Captain Daldy was the best man they could get. Mr Siccol concluded an excellent speech, by proposing that Captain Daldy be re-elected. # Mr E. Isaacs seconded the motion. He quite agreed with the tenor of Mr Niccoll's remarks; but with the present gigpntic works they bad in progress, it wag not desirable that there should be a change. Captain Daldy was re-elected without op position. On taking his seat Captain Daldy made a lengthy speech expressive of his recognition of the compliment paid him in electing him six years running. In the course of his remarks. Captain Daldy said he much regretted that the General Govern ment had not thought proper to introduce a general Harbour Biil. It was universally admitted the Act under which Auckland Board was constituted was very faulty, and it was entirely through the good feeling which had actuated members that much in convenience had not resulted. Captain Daldy gave some particulars of the state of the Board's finances, which were very encouraging, and then resumed his seat. ITLOTAGE EXEMPTION. In reference to the resolution passed last meeting, it was agreed that the members at Wellington should be communicated with, and requested to further the contemplated alteration. HEW WHAITF. A letter from the Chief Harbonrmaster was read, requesting the Board to cause certain lights to be placed on the new Kail way Pier. The matter was referred to the Wharf Committee. LANDING GUNPOWDER. A letter from the Town Clerk was read, calling attention to the danger of landing gunpowder on the present allotment in Mechanics' Bay. The matter was voted urgently needful of reform, and referred to the Wharf Committee. THB SILT PUUTS AND DREDGE. Two letters were received from Mr Wm. Marshall relative to the silt punts and the dredge. In that relating to the dredge Mr Marshall said he had been disappointed to find that the Board had not put the management of the dredge up to tender. Had they done bo he could have undertaken the charge and working of it at a cost of £15 to £20 less than the present cost. The letters were referred to the Works Committee to report on. MOVING VESSELS. Captain D, H. McKeczie wrote respecting a complaint preferred by Captain Cleeary, of the brig Emperor, against the Harbour- Master, Captain Ellis, for unduly moving his vessel to make way for the Wanlock. After some discussion, the subject, on the motion of the Chairman, was referred to the Wharf Committee. ONEHPNGA WHARF. The following telegram received from the new Commissioner of Customs was read : Government Buildings, July 7. 1876. To Chairman of Harbour Board,— It has been suggested that A uokland and Onehunga should form one Harbour Board, and that both should be fairly represented on such Board. The Income from Onehunga Wharf is good, and should say more than sufficient, with rates to be levied, to pay interest on the expenditure necessary to build new wharf that is urgently wanted. Please reply as soon as possible. Geobge McLean. '■] [The matter, on the motion of the chairman Was referred to the Endowment Committee. 'WHARF CONSTRUCTION. On the motion of the Chairman Mr Suther land's tender for the re-construction of 200 fsefc of the wharf was accepted. COMPENSATION. The sum of £5 was voted to Mr Watt for damage done to his boat by the property of the Board. : THE SILT PtTNSS. The Works Committee report recom mended that Mr T. Niccol be informed that the winches put in the silt punts were not in accordance with specifications, and that they must be replaced. It was incidentally men tioned that the engineer of the Board had approved of the winches. It was allowed that Mr Niccol had good ground of complaint, and the chairman said he would see what could be done. MARTIN DONAGHER. £ SSlSliill It was resolved that the Board could not in any way make themselves responsible for any damage done to Mr Donaher's contract work. This was all the business. .

The officers of H.M.S. Nymphe will ex change the rolling billow for a roller of an other kind to-night. Upon the invitation of a number of Parnell skaters, they will take part in a rinking tournament in the New maket flail to-night. To the Editor : Sir,—^ ould you or Mr J H Burns kindly answer the following : Are the Orangemen of Auckland going to celebrate the 12th of July in Auckland, as they have always done, or are they going to let it pass as if it is not worty of celebration 1 —lam, &c, Catholic.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS ASSOCIATION.

National Bank- 72s 6d 5 buyers, 72s 6d ; sellers, 745. Colonial Bank—Buyers, 323. South British Insurance—Buyers, 52s 6d ; sellers, 53a 6d. National Insurance—Buyers, 23s 6d. Standard Insurance—sellers, 12;). Auckland Gas—Buyers, £i 0 ss. TJnion Sash and Door Co.—Sellers, £ 0 ss. Loan and Mercantile - Buyers, 32s 6d. Waitekauri—Buyers, Cs 3d ; sellers, 6s Gd. Caledonian (dble)—Buyers, 24s ; sellers, 27s 6d. if City of London—sellers, 20s. Palmeisfcon — sellers, 3s 3d. Kuranut Hill-Sellers, 4s 6d. 1 Black Reef—Sellers, 4s. "' r"' Cure—Buyers, 7s Gd ; sellers, 8s Gd. Union Beach • 603 ; sellers, 62s 6d. Tokatea- Sellers, 9a od. Bismarck—Sellers, 63. Ajax- Sellers, 43 (id, Welcome—3s 3d ; buyers, 83 ; seller^ 3s 9d Joseph Newman, Chairman.

ENGLISH CABLEGRAMS.

[press agency.]

Devastation ia Turkey.

Diabolical Plot

SYDNEY.-THIS DAY. The Whampoa brings later English news. Smallpox has broken out in four nhips of the Fiying Squadron, which recently left Bombay for China. Constantinople telegrams state that a hun dred and eighteen villages, containing a hun dred thousand inhabitants, in Bulgaria, are in ruins. A plot has been discovered to eink the ironclad training ship Caledonia.

EVENING STAB, !TUES3>AY, JULY 11, 1876.



To the Editor : Sir, — A short time ago there was an article in the &TAE, recom mending ratepayers to attend the annual highway meetings. Last year I attended a meeting of the Mount Eden district, held at the Eden Vine hotel, in a room about twelve feet square, into which was crammed from thirty to forty people. Of course, sir, you have read of the Black Hole of Calcutta; well, it was not so bad as that, but it was bad enough for me. I wish to suggest that the meeting he held in future in the sohool room, which I have no doubt could be had for a trifle, and also that it should be held in the eveuing ; then I am sure many more of the ratepayers will attend than have done hitherto. —I am, &c., A .Ratepayer.



PERSONAL. 1 ■ If this should meet the eye of Mrs Day, who for merly kept a Uoa* ding-house in Coburg-street, she is requested to communicate her ncUhese, or any per Bon knowing her ■would oblige by informing Thomas King, East-strp.et, Newtou. BJ.C. is informed that if lie persists » in persecuting and annoying S., legal steps will be taken 1o prevent him, e^ die is not so desti tute of friends as B. J.O. appears to think. SUBSCRIPTION BALL will be held in tho Pwiell Hall on FRIDAY, 11th iasfc. Tickets may be obtained from Mr It. Peacrck, secretary ; or from Messr? Alex Saundors, J CoaUB, B Nation, or W Mowbray. YPP^H^NTS^FolhaWapplled'for Ji\ thepesition of Traveller are informed that the vacancy is filled up.— YXZ, Poßt ofiiC;. TO Merchants and others. —A Junior Cloilc, as Youth just left College is desirous oi an engactment; pulary no object; unexceptionable references ; security given if required ; no objection to the country—Address Will, No. 55 Letter Jsox. WIL S 0 N'S EXCEL SlO E T » BAKING POWDRR Supercedes all otha^a for Quality and Cheapness. Sold in Jib. tins Is. 3d. each.—L D. Naiiimt &Co , Agents for Anckland. T>ARNELL DISTRICT BOARD. XT Tenders will be received at tlio Board's Offlc? up tc 5 p.m. of 12th instant, for the supply of 40 or CO loads of Rubble Stone, in pieces not lees than 2 feel long. H. BRETT, Ohairman. r JHO LET, a Scoria Store (fireproof) I in Lane next Insurance Buildings.— Thomas Williams, No. 1, Foit-stroet. HPO LET, furnished, for three months. JL a comfortable new Hou»o. Terms moderate. —Holland and Butler, Victoria street. O LET, Foley's Shop, Corner oi flobson and Victoria-streets, All claims against the shop to be sent in. acd all debts owlug- to b9 paid at the shop.—M. Foley, Manager for W. Couzen&' rp O LE T, M erton Cottage, St, ■5- Stephen's Road, Parnell.—Apply to R. C, Dyer, Shirtlaiul-street. TO LET, one or two '.Wooms, with fireplace, close to town; a lady preferred.- Apply tbia office. I^o LET, a Bake-office and Shop in . Wellington-street.—Apply Mr P. L. Prime, 28 Insurance Buildings \O LET, in Parnell, a Butcher's Shop.- Apply T. Johnson, Windsor Castl* Hotel. rp O LET, a House in Alten Roac JL containiEg 13 rooms—Apply to MrCo'.omat at J. Coegrave and Co.'a. npO LET, or for Sale, on eesy terms JL in Union-street, Freeman's Bay, a House of rooms, wi'h bathroom and laundry; gas and wate: laid en, and good well on the premises —Apply to C Alexander, Insurance Buildings. T~ 0 LET or for SALE. Farm of 2( acres at the Three Kings, with email House &g Rental, £10 per year. Price, £200 —J. M lennox, Est&te Agent, Auckland. FOR LE A SE, for term of years, fron let December mxt, the Puriwa Farm, of 22 acres, near St. John's College, At present in the occu patiou of Mr Keith. Tenders for the above will b received on or before the 31»t instant, by R. Dyer. Tf O R~ S A L I A most Desirable Ironmorgcry and Hardwar Business, in a rapidly thriving looslity, close to railway station, now doing a fair 'rado, but capabl nf being much extended. The premises are lar^e an< well aiapfed to the business. The fatock may b taken at a Valuation if required. The premises are well suited for a manufacture business. Applications will be received by the undersfgne from principals only. K. ABHTON A SON". 8. New Zealand Imuranco Buildings. T^OR SALE, a Grocery and Provisioi J. business in the suburb* ; premises convenient and fitted with gas; stock fresh, valued £G0 — Appl to Messrs Mjwbray, Land Agents. Queen-street. LOST, last evening, between Cool and Albert-streets, a Silver Brooch set wit pebbles, also a Locket with photo.—Finder rewarde on applying at this office. LOST, in Onehunga, a Lady's Gre; Apron.—Finder rewarded on leaving same £ Mr Gilman'3, Chemist. OST, last night, at the Choral Hal] a small Terrier Dog; answers to the name < Hip.—Fmder rewarded on returning same to Mr W Miller, Bootmaker, Queen -street Wharf. LOST," on Saturday evening, the 8t instant, between Newmarket and the Toll-b» afßlack Mackintosh, check inside.—Finder will;recei\ five shillings on leaving same at Mr Dinnison's Stor Newmarket. CQUAI D, Even ing Star B unne; « Grey-street and Newton Districts, is prepare to do Garden work, in the way of Pruning, Cleanip and Plantipg. at moderate terms—Apply at thisoffic /COMPANION.—Wanted by a youn; V^ Lady, to whom salary iB no object, but wl desires chiefly a comfortable home, a situation i Companion; has a good .knowledge of needlework. Address '' companion," Post-office, Ponsonby. KIVATE Board and Residence fc Working Men, Queen-Btreet.—For addre apply at this office. , BROUGHTON HALL, Parnell Ris Superior Board and Residence for Gentlemei



A MONTHLY NURSE wants en ' J\- gagements. Terms moderate. Address, Mra Reed, Pamell Post-office T~O BLACKSMITHS.—Wanted, a grind General Workman for the country.—J. Mnnroe, Durham-street. ANTED, a Counter Hand ; must have references.—W. H. Patterson, Grocer, Onehung-. _____ ANTED, a good General Servant, one that can milk; aIFO a KuTsegirl.— Edgar's Registry Office, Wellesley-stieut East. \SJANT__D, a Boy j also to Sell, 2-| * % acres Green Oats at Blicrslic, first-rate crop; also » new Tarpaulin, 18 x 20, of bf st hemp canvas.— F; C. Otto, corner of Victoria and Albert-streets. ANTED, a good General Servant; reference required.—Sirs __ol Williams, Hobson-street THTANTED, a Nursegirl about 12 or v v 14.— Stephens ami Carter, Booltnakcra, ISO, Queen-street. _ %%J rANTED, immediately, a Young v I Girl to take charga of ono child; also a General Servant; references required.—Apply Clare- Dion i House. W AN TED, a respectable middle* Bgpfl person to proceed to Wellington as Housokeppßr; pnftnagg paid.—Apply by letter immo dintely to DD, nfiic'o of this paper. , W' ANTED, three good Tailors.— Apr\y <o tho Secretary of tho Tailor _ Socinty, British Hotel WANTED, a respectable General Servant, with references.—Mrs Win. Ilogt?, Newmarket WANTED, Tenders for Painting a large House in Wclli sloy-strcet on or before tlic ]7th iubtant. — Pariiculara at Webb's Music Saloon. "ANTED ivnown,tiiatllcnnessy's Threo Star Brandy can bo obtained at the 1 Albert notol Bars ami Bottlo Department, Queen street. ANTED, a situation as House ma'd. A countr/ hotel preferred —Apply by letter to LH, Star office. ANTED Known, that Kinahan's LL, tho Cream of Irish Whiskies, can be obtained at tho Albert Hotel Bars and Bottle Depart niTit, Queen- hti'pet, ANTED, a respectable Girl about 15 - Queon's Ferry Hotel, Vulcan Lane. WANTED to RENT, in Queen street, a S'iop; rent arid all particulars required-AI3, Sim it oflice. WAN I.ISO, a goed tinisher j con stant work to a fcood hand—J Trennith's Boct Factory, Walt6fiel(l«streos 1 _ WA N TED, a Woman Cook.—Apply at tho Occidental Hotel. \X7ANTEi-), a Cook and Laundress V V —Apply to Mr Blnuoy, Uppor Q'icen-strcct. ANTED to Buy, a Hauling .Net. Adam Lsybou'.n, Kort-street, ANTED, a Nursery Governess, to make herself Generally Useful.—Mra Banks, Itcmuera. ± AI^TED, by an active Lad aged 1G years, to lovn tha trade of Tinsmith ai d Gasfitt'r; h s been some timo ai the business — Apply by letter to GPO, at thin office. "OTANTED, a respectable Girl.— '''^ Apply 2(!i Queenstreft ANTED, an Errand Boy from. 12 1o 14 years old— C. Do L'eau'a Shirt Manu factory, City Mission, corner of Albert and Dui'ham strcots. W" ANTED, a good General Servant Mrs Morloy, Ilavelock House, SjmondH ptr.:-e';. WANTED, a General Workman.— Apply to M;ilkins and Co, Boot and Shoe Makers. 42, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Cooper, an experienced ■Vorlmian, to proceed to Napier; a single , man preferred.—Apply to Iroland Bros. W ~ANTED KNOWN, that Henry Probert, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and Gcnnra House Furnisher, etc, has just received a large and well-assorted stock of English and American Chairs, which ho is offering very cheap. Good Sound Chair at 4s, 4s 6d, ss, and Cs. warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned B3!f~ Note the address :—The Cheap Hurnitnre, stresses, and Ship's Bedding Establishment, nearly ODOsito the ■ Post-office, Shortland-street. ANTEIJKnown, Stretton'a Book, Stationery, and Berlin Wool Dspotisnow 208. Queen-street, opposite McArthur, Shera'B new , Wart house. WA B TED—Orders for the AUCK LAND RUBBER BTAIMP COMPANY. Jtauufactory :—Albert-streot, next Black & Co.'s Boot .Factory. Inlis of all colours always on hand. ANTED to SELL, Bags. No offer refused.—W, Crowther, corner of Lome and Welle ley-streets. ANTED Everybody to Know, tha<; the undersigned has made a still further Lareo Reduction in his Prices. Good ser viceable Riding Paddles, 45b each, with rnonntg; ? Stroncr durah'e Double-Rein Bridles. 9b 6d each ; ; Strong durable Sinßle-Rein Bridles, 7s Cd each ; all ; other goods proportionately cheap, to make room for 1 large shipments to arrive per Robina Dnnlop, and other vessels, nearly due.— W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler. Mannfactnrer and Importer, . Quoen-streot. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. W" ANTED Known, that E. Carr offers special advantages to buyers of Tim ber at the Waikawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Eoad. All i orders attanded to with deapatch 117" ANTED KNOWN, 1 Tl that J.MORRISON ifl prepared to executa i all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. WANTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's '' Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of KJRh-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam ) Gusges repaired, tested, and adiusted. ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and 1 other Binding dons in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS 4 Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham e street. WAITED KNOWN, that D. GOLDTW is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber j>nd<: other Building Materials, including c anshps, DobrSi Mouldings. Broad Timber, House a Blceki, Posts, Rails, Hardwood FelloPS, Shafts, Iron c Burl: and Blue Gum Laths. Phingles, &c, &c, at the d lowest market-price, at hia Yards,* Custom-house e . stre. t. ' TX7ANTED KNOWN, L H. Green * * is prepared to supply all kinds of Coniferce d Trees, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias, Roses, Fuschias, Stova and Green house Plants. Fruit Trees, &c , *c, at Seafleld View Nursery, or in the Market House every Friday and Saturday. N.B.—All orders left with the Market Inspector will promptly atttnded to. y \ITANTED Known, a never-failing V V remedy for Influenza and Colds generally if 'r dow administered at the Turkish Baths, np prescribed by the most eminent Hyclropathists. N.B.—Turkish ? Baths open daily. Saturday afternoon, from 4to 10, " 2s ; Ladies (Thursdays). ss; from 3 p.m., 3s G3. The safety-valve agninsfcolds. . V \IT4NTED Known, Jno. O. Clough, d YY Machinist, Masofleld's Buildings, Albert street, is the oldest established and only practical f maker and repairer of Sewing Machines in the pro ' vince. All work guaranteed of best materials anc >f quality and lowest remunerative charge. Mode! T- Steam Engine Castings, complete sets, from 7s 6d. V few First-class Lock-stitch Sewing Machines foi r sale. r- Tf/"ANTED, my old ciistomers anci re y V friends lo know that I have again gone int e> the Timber Trade, and although thero is now mnr< competition than when they patronised me, in 1861 7 lam still prepared to supply them with a supeno; l'j quality of Timber aa cheaply as anyone. xl Orders taken for Peck and Ship Planking up to e( g, feet long, also Long Timber for Tie Beams anc - Q At Spresent on hand:—Broad Boards np to 30 in y- wide, and every size of Kauri Timber for Hotme o: ,o Ship Building. kobt.bARTLBY, _ Timber Yard, Breakwater Road. R. T. T. DIOKINSONrFanera Undertaker, Victoria-street, begs respectful! 8 to inform the public of Auckland, ana its vicinitj that although incapacitated on account of the lat ~ accident for a few weeks from his business, it wi e« still be carried on under the superintendence of hi i «:on.



NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby civen that tne Annual Local Meet ing of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenry Company will l>« lield at the office of the Company, in Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of July, 1870, at noon. FREDK. BATTLEY, For the Managing Director. 3 Auckland, Oth June, 1876. T IQTJIDATION OF ESTATE UNDER JJ TBE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT, 1875. In matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1&75, and in tho mat'or of Liquidation of t?Jo ystato of William Amos Clarke, lately starring as Hirkners, Clarke, and Company, an Storekeepers at Chinemuri, Upper T_ame3, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that a .Meeting of the Creditors of tho said William Amos Clarke will be held at my office, Supreme Court-houso, on MONDAY, tho 17ih day of Ju!y, at 12 o'clock noon, to receivo ilio Trunteog report, and to pass .i special resolution, declaring that the Liquidation is Closed, and to give an Order of Discharge to tho above-named Debtor. Dated this 10th day of July, IS7O. TIIOS. MACFJFARLANP, Trustee, NEW ZEALAifI) INSURANCE COMPANY. Tho Ordinaiy Half-yearly Meeting of Shareholders will be hold at tha offices of tho Company, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, at 2 pm, on Wednesday, 12 th prox, to receivo tho report. The Transfer Eooks will be Closed from the 2Sth inst until the 12th .Tuly, 1870. By order of the Board. GEORCE P. PIERCE, Managor. Auckland, Juno 2C, 1816. npENDERS are invited tip to noon on X Thursday, 13th instant, for Re-papering and Completing Mr. C. Greenway's House in Hobson- Btreet, at tho former Contractor's risk T. B. CAMKEON, Architect. m O BUILDEKS. Tenders am invitrd up to Friday, 2Ut instant, for Erecting a Villa Residence at Pontonby. Plans and particular*) at my office, High-street. T. B. CAMEUON, Architect, High-street. SIB!! Public WtrkJ Oflice, Colonial Architect's Branch, Wellington, May 2G, 1376. TENDERS are invited for the Erec- I tion of a Central Prison, a', New Plymouth, in tho Province of Tarant.ki. General conditions, npeciflcations, and drawings may bi seen at the offices of the Colonial Architect, Wellington ; and at the District Engineer's offices, Auckland Tenders addressed to the Hon. tho Mininter for Public Works, and marked outside "Tenders for Central Prison," will be received at the office of (he undersigned no to noon of WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of July, 1870. Telegraphic Tenders will be received, provided the original Under and deposit are lodged with the nearest District Engineer at tho time above specified. The lowest or any tender _or cectfssrily accepted. Plans can bo seen at the Public Offices, Chri3t ohurch, Duuedin, and New Plymouth. (Signed) W. H. CLAYTON. Cjlonial Architect. BLBCTHIC TELEGRAPH. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders aro Invited for the Supply, and Delivery of ?5 Telegraph Posts, for the construction of a line of Electric Telegraph at the Kaipara Heads. Specifications can be seen at tho Telegraph offices, Helensville, Riverhead, and Auckland. Tenders addressed to tho undersigned and marked outside " Tonderfor Telegraph Posts, Kaipara Heads," will be received at tho Telegraph OfQce. Auckland, up to noon of MONDAY, tha 24th July, 187 G. Tho lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. By order. ALFRED SHKATH, District Inspector. Auckland, 27th Juno, 187G npENDERS FOR THE LEASE OF LARGE FLOUR MILL AND THE I WESTERN SPRINGS ESTATE. Town Clerk's Office, July 1,1876. Tho Cily Conncil of Auckland are prepared to receivo tenders until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 10th of August, 1870, for the LEASE FOR SEVEN OR FOURTEEN'YBABS OF THE WESTERN SPRINGS ESTATE, &c, Comprising:— _HRKE-STOBY SCORIA-BUILT MILL, with two Stone-built Cemented Labourers' Cot tages, attached ; also, two largo Galvanised Iron Stores well lioored, each (18) eighteen feet broad by (00) feet loeg; also, one (28) twenty-eight feet broad by (OS) aixty-eight feet long. Boats of (20) twenty tons, drawing (4^) four and a-half feet, can loaa at mill door. Mill contains one.Steam Engine, with boiler com plete ; two Water-wheels.with wheat elevators attached, and all necessary fittings complete as per Schedule Also, Brick, two-storied substantial and well-built FAMILY BESIDE CX, containirg twelve well-finished rooms ; kitchen, with Leaming ton range ; bells huDg ; good supply of pure water; largo verandah, milk-room, cart-shed, well-built ten-stalled stable, hay-loft, coach house, enclosed cow-sheda, wash-houses, piggeries, pigeon-cot, and well-stocked fruit orchard and garden. Also, Foreman's FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, and out-houses, garden, &c, together with about 30 acres of good volcanic land. Also, Adjoining, about liO acres of good arable land, subdivided with stone fences, which may be obtained with the above property or in smaller quantities This property being the outlet for a lares drainage area, together with the ovetfiow from the City Water Supply, water for mill purposes may be obtained for great portion of tho year. The Mill and Outbuildings are well adapted for any ' milling or manufacturing purposes, bdi_g oily about two miles lrom the city by a good road, arid five ', mtles by water. A large portion of the land is cleared, laid down in grass, and subdivided with stone walls. Photographic views, plans, schedule of contents of ' mill, and conditions may be viewed, and all further information obtained, on application at the offices ol the Town Clerk, Auckland; and at Wellington, ', Lyttelton, and I'unedin. | P. A. PHILIPS, 1 Town Clerk. i i -^T O~ T T~ O E. Impounded at the Pnblic Pound, Newmarket, 9th July 1876, by C. Eaton, for being at large on the i Eem'uera Road, one Yellow Wt.ite Yearling Steer ; nc visible brand; owner unknown. If not claimea [ within eleven days from this notice, it will be sold tc , pay expenses. E . EICH ARDB, ; . Poundkeeper. Newmarket, July 11,1870. OVAL INSURANCE COMPANY Notice of Removal. r The Office of this Company has this day beei Removed from Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street 5 to New Zealaud House, the Fourth Buildings highe: 1 up on the same side ofttho street. GEORGE W. JONES, Agent. r Auckland, June 24,1876. TO THE CHARITABLE SUBSCRIPTION LI9T3 in aia of the Widowo 1 the late William Cotton, are open at the followfn, v places:— , J, Henderson, 8, Wyndham-street c J. W. Jones, on the Works jj Q. Rhodes, Hobson-etreet la J. Blackie, Victoria-street A. Tudehope, Grey-street.



A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT WILL TAKK PLACE AT THE Yottkg Men's Christian i ssociatiox Rooms ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, July 12,1876, at 7.30, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. COTTON, Whoso late Bustiand met with tho Shocking Accident in Qucon-street on Wednesday, July 5. The Widow and two Infants are nearly destitute, and new arrivals in Auckland. Admission. Is. Tickets may fee had of any of the Bookseliers. F. G EWINGTON, Hon. Sec. to tho Committee. gAR LOW'S CIRCUS. OTAHUHU. The above Circus having just returned from a very successful tour through the. Southern provinces, beg to announce that they will eivo two Grand and Farewell Performances at OTAJIUHU.on Wednesday and Thursday, 12th and 13th July. —W. Clark, Agent. AUEAND OPENING ENTERTAINMENT Will be given in the Catholic Institute, Wellington-street, TO-NIGHT, July 11, IS7O, Consisting of DISSOLVING VIEWS, SONGS, READINGS, AND MUSIC, To conclude wilh a Quadrille Party. ComTnonco at S sharp ; Dancing at 9. Front Seats, 23; Back, Is; Childron, half-price. POSTPONE ME NT CiV THE GREAT WASHING CONTEST In consequence of the inclemency of the weather, until TUESDAY NFXT, JULY 18. p H O R A L ;[H A L L. FAREWELL DE MURSICA CONCERTS ! Increasing Attraction ! ILK! A DE~MURSKA, Ik Opt-ratio Scenes ! In Full Costume and Orchestral Accompaniment! Signor D. DE VIVO has great pleasure in announcing; to the Public of Auckland THREE OPERATIC PERFORMANCES ! (Which will be Positively the Last), prior to the Departure of Do Murska for Wellington, to take plane on THORSDVr EVENING, JOLY 13, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 15. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17. On THURSDAY EVENING, MDLLE. ILMA DE MURSKA. will appear for the First Time here in Full Coßtume in her (Jelebiated Scene of The Shadow Song of Dinorah ! The Shadow Song of Dinorah 1 in which she has achieved such an immense success in London, Vienna, St Petersburg, &c. MDLLB, ILMA DE MURSKA will also sing the " Grand Aria from La Semlramide," and the famous " Polacca from Purltani." MAESThO STRAUSS ILLA, the Distinguished Violinist, will play for the first time here a VIOLIN Solo. A Grand Concert will be given by Signori ROS NATI, SUSINI, and GIAMMONA. Pianist and Accompanyist Mr J HADLY Monica: Director MAEBTKO STRADSS ILLA The Sale of Seats begins This Day. BOX-OFFICE at Messrs. Up on and Co.'6 Stationery Warehouse, Queen-street. Open DAILY from 10 till 5, where Beats may be secured on a plan of the hall for any concert. SPECIAL NOTICE.—In order to prevent crush ing and inconvenience, an arrangement has been made for the sale of Tickets for the Raised Platform, Gallery, and Baok Seats, daily, at Mr. Heinrich Kohn's, Jeweller, Queen-street. In future, Ticket-holders will be admitted a quarter of an hour before the general public. Scale of Prices :— Reserved Seats seven Shillings and Sixpence. Kaised Second Seats (unreserved) Five Shillings. Back Seats and Gallery Half-a-Crown, gar A Change of Programme each Night. V%~ De Murska Special Trains.—Arrangements have been made for a Special Train to leave for One hunga alter each Concert, at 10.30. tsr Omnibuses for all Suburbs at the Hall. QKATING RINK WILL OPEN At Ponsonby Hall on WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, And at Devonpoit Hall on THURSDAY, 13th in&t.; \ at Paraell on FRIDAY, 14th inst. I Doors open at 7 30 p.m A UCKLAND GYMNASTIC CLUB. AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be given at the GYM NAS LU M,. FARNELL HALL, THIS EVENING, JULY 11. PROGRAMME:— Part I. Parallel Bars—Gymnastic Club Song (Boprano), " Love's Request" (Riohardt) Boxing—Messrs Hopkins and Grey S.mff (Bass) "In Happy Momf-nts (Wallace) Single Stick—Messrs Edmiston and Hopkins Traceze Mr Gongh Trio (-soprano, Tenor, and Bass), " The Magic Wove Sosrf" Roller Skating. .• > ■ ■■ • ; Part 11. . Horizontal Bar—Gymnaatip Club Song (Tenor). " Her« upon my Vessel's Deck Roman Boi.es-Messrs Cozens, Hopkins, and Grey Indian Clubs—Mr T. B. Hull Duct, " Excelsior" (Halfc) Foils—Messrs Hull and Hopkins Dumb-Bells— Messrs Hopkins and Cozens Song, *' Wiien .Night is Parkest" Boxing—Messrs Davis and Hull. . To commence at 8 p m, Entranc3 to Front Seats from side door. Admission :—Fror.t S^ats, 2s 6d ; Back Seats, Is. Tickets can be obtained from Mr G. Aickin, Chemist, Quoen-street; Mr T Hopkins Ohemist, Grey-street; Mr Robinßon, Chemist, Pernell; or f rom Members of the Club. THO?. HENDERSON, Jtjn., . :" ~. Hon. Sec. YOUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION. : WINTER SERIES OF LECTURES, 1876. July 21—" British Colonization"—R*v. W J. Watkin. July 28,—" Our Century."—H. Worthington, Esq ' August 4.—" SocratPß : his anticipations of Chria ! ° tianity,'-—Kev. S. Edger. August 25.—"The Canon of the New Testament."-: 'Dr. Cowie. Bishop* of Auckland. : September I.—"Young Men: their Dangers and I Dutieß."—Rev W Tinßley. 1 September 22 —To be Announced—Rev.. Mr. Tom -1 lineon. October 6—" Tennyson "—Dr Ellis. October 20. —To be announced. —Rev. D. Bruce. Tickets for Course, to admit Bearer ar d Lady, 6s; Single Lecture, Is Commence at 7.30." Seats reser ■ ved for Ticket-holders until 7.20. ' ; i Single Season Tickets, 3s each, apply to the Librarian. 3 , ■' ■'- .' > Tickets to be had of all the Booksellers, the Mcm l bers of the Committee; and the Librarian at the > Rooms. T O. O. F., M. U., A. D. !The Members of the Lc.yal Good Intent Lodge, No. 4369, will celebrate their 26th Anniversary, at the ' Odd Frllow's Hall, Cook-street, by a DiNNER and Ball, on FRIDAY, 2lst instant. Dinner at 6.30 o'clock; Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Double Tickets, 1 7b 6d, may cc obtained from any of the Committee, i, or of Thos. Cole, MC, Qaeon-street. r . ———— OIMONSEN'S ROYAL ENGLISH r j AND ITALIAN ] j Op©ra BoufEe Company. g ! „ *r SIXTY PERFORMERS. "S3& : Will Shortly Appear.



pRJNOB OF WALES THEATRE. Many can help one, lut one cannot help many. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 15, GRAND VARIETY PERFORMANCE For tie Benefit of the WIDOW and FAMILY of the late Wm Cotton, who was killed by the late accident in Quoen-Btreet, by Leading AMATEURS. Under the Patronage of His "Worship the Mayor, - Superintendent Hughes, and Members of the Fire Brigade P. DORAN, Manager; A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GKAM jOI MAR SCHOOL. Tliß Third Quarter will begin on FRIDAY, 14th lust. FARQUHAR MACRAE, Headmaster. PONBONBY SEMINARY, con -*- ducted by Mrs Hammond. A Pupil Teacher Wantsd. T>ARNELL UIGHWAY DISTRICT, JJ^ :_ The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers In the above District will be held at the Parnell Hall on MONDAY, July 31, at 7 p m. Business:—To receive Report and Balanca-sheet, Strike Rate, Election of Trustees, Auditors, and Fence Viewers : the question of striking a Lighting Hate will also be submitted to the Meeting. H. BRETT, Chairman. "fa/FOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT ill The Annual Meetin ? of Ratepayers of the above District will ba held at the Eden Vine Hotel on Friday, the 2Sth instant, ar, 7 p.m, for the purpose of striking a Eats, electing1 Trustees, Auditors, and Fence Viewers for the ensuing year. JOHN PROBERT, Chairman. July 7,1576. A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. TLg Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will be held in the Newton Hall on Monday, the 24th instant, at 7 p.m. Business: To receive Report and Balanoe-sheefc, strike Rato, elect Trustees for ensuing year, &o. JAS MoGREGOR, Oh irrnan. July 8, 1876. .__ TTTARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DIS JLJL trict. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will bo held on Monday, July 24,1876, at 7 p.m., in the Now ton Academy, to receive the report and balance-sheot of ths ontgoing Trus ees, to strike a Rate, ol^ct Trustees, Auditors, and Fence Viewers for the ensuing year. THOMAS BARNES, Chairman. Auckland, July 6, 1876. OE SALE by K. C. GKEENWOQD, AUCTIONEER, House, Land, and Commission Agbst, MARKET HOUSE. To Painters, Glaziers, Paperhangers, and others.-— Wanted a Partner in a first-class paying business with about £350; a knowledge of the business not necessary; an opportunity seldom to be met with. Over £408 worth of stock-in-trada is given, together with the partnership, for tbe abvoe-nained sum of £350. For Sale, i acres of first-class Land, with a main road frontage, 6 miles from town (no tolls), fenced in and laid down in good grass, Orchard of young trees, good Garden, new five-roomed House, out-buildings, etc.. built only two years ago of heart of kauri. If sold at once, price £260, on easy terms. For Sale, an allotment of Land at Ngarnawahla, close to the Government Hospital, faces the town belt, together with three new Cottages (two of 2 rooms ana one of 4 rooms) erected ihereon ; let for 19s per week to good tenant. Price, £250; terms easy. A four-roomed Cottage in Marmion-street, off Upper Queen-street, in good repair; lets for 10a per week; freehold allotment. Price, £160. Terms easy. For Sals, three years Lease cf a well-finished Cottage in Mount-street, together with very large allotments ; les for 12s per week. The house can bo secured at the end of term. a. bargain, £50, A fiye-roomed Cottage in Brown-street Ponaonby, quite new; allotment, 40 x 107, freehold. Price, £190, Let for 11s per week. Three Allotments, 60 x 120 each, and well situated, in the New North Road; also, Allotments in Pon sonby Road and Symonds-stre'et, at very low prices. Purchasers desirous of building on any of these allot, ments can do bo by paying a small deposit, and the balance by instalments; or have a Cottage of any description built lor them by paying part cash, re mainder on mortgage three or five years, at a low rate of interest. A first class Allotment in Brown-street, 40 x 108 . fett, close to Ponsonby Road. This allotment is a first-class investment, and must be eoJd at once. '-'■- Terms to suit purchaser To Bushmen and-others.—2oo acres of first-class Bush Laud, within 20 miles of Auckland, abounding in Kauri and Totara, with a good driving creek through the property; good road, well bridged, to deep water; three hours sail from Auckland. The owner, who is thoroughly up in bush work, would gat ttie t.mber on shares, or would be happy to meet with a Working- Partner with about £200. This wonld give an immediate handsome return, owinp to the natural facilities for the getting of the timber. 113 acres of Land within half-a-mile of the Manu rewa Station, adjoins impioved farms, and will be sold a bargain. Price, £3 10s per aore. ALSO, Houses, Land, Allotments, freehold and leasehold, in various parts of the Town, Suburbs, and Province. R. C. GREENWOOD, jAnd, Estate, and Commission Agent, Market House. . IT) EDNESDAY, noon.—To Pastry * * Cooks, Confpctioners. Storekeeoers, and others—Butter, Butter, Butter—R. C. Greenwood will sell by auction in the Market House, To-motrow, at noon-10 kega Pastry Butter, 10 kegs Medium Butter, 40 kegs Prime Corned Hutter, Potatoes, Auckland and Canterbury, Onions, Bacon, &o Also, a Miscellaneous Lot of Furniture, consisting of Tables Ohnirs, Bedsteads, Couches, Washstand and Ware, Pots, Kettles, *c. R. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. B TONKSJ [R. C. CARE TO-MORROW. TRADE SALE OF WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, ETC. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Weclnes. day), 12 th inst, at 12 o'clock, 8 qr-casks MarteU's Rrandy. vintage 1873 20 d tto Whiskey, Cabbies'brand 10 ditto Pott Wine, -'Martinez" 15 ditto Sherry. Sandeman t-nd Gonzalez 5 ditto Anderson's Sweetened Gin J2 hhd* TCnglish Ale 50 cases Champagne, quarts 30 ditto ditto, pints. TKE Lease of Land in Manukau ■ Road is JS®- POSTPONED -m until "WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst. ■ B. TONES AND CO., ~: ~. . Auctioneers, ) . FRIDAY, JULY 14. _ H O USEHOL D PUENIT UR E. HE subscribers will sell iat the mart, '-\ •*• "'■'" Fort-street, on Friday next, July, 14, at■■:. llo'clOCk, . . r ; ; ! General Household Furniture, : ' &c, &c, Ac. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft- SON, Auctioneers. ....-, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. i CITY MART.' :': j; GENERAL DRAPERY, MANCHESTER GOODS, CLOTHING, &o. ■ - ■ GRANT ft MORTON ; HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at the City Mart, on Wednesday 1 next; at 11 o'clock prompt, ■ ' '' j New-ana Seasonable Drapery, 'Mhcbester Goods, Shirts, Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, etc. ';' / ' i ' ' s ,iu.;ii! ifi "/ Termiß at Sale.