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II
,ysn TO the exhibition being made Of the results Q
American industry, would be productive ONO good
He moved, therefore, that when the House ADJOURN
VI adjourn TO meet on Monday next.
The yeas and nays were takea, and the vote
sOod, yeas 65, nays 49, 49,
So the motion to adjourn to Monday was re-
seisd. ....... Il.
Il The demand for the previous question was ,her
/ seconded. The main question was ordered, ana ut
I'M having been ordered to a third reading now
was read third Time and passed.
rnE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion ofMr. DANIEL, the House resolved
,,.sIfnto COMMITTEES of the Whole, Mr.; HUpsos'
AZ Mass In the chair and proceeded 10 the eonsiu-
,aion OF the private calendar under the resuisuoh
sontaned in the following rule:
aoahs hrst and fourth Friday Of each month inc esisn
lar Of private bills .h. be called SVsS and The e 70 ne
ri considered and disposed Of"
. number of bills were read; and no objection
,yng been made were laid aside, TO be reported to
The committee now became involved in point Of
order, which led TO an appeal from the decision OF
| n. Chair, on which no quorum voted. ....
The committee rose and reported the fact to the
A motion was made that the House adjourn;
sbch motion, by ayes So, noes IS, was rejected
But quorum having voted,
| The CHAIRMAN resumed his seat in commit
The question was again taken on sustaining the
decision Of the Chair, which the committee ~
6med
The committee made some further progress on
] the calendar, ,a
When motion was made by Mr.. JAMES A.
BLACK that the committee rise and report 10 me
House the bills that had been acted on, OF tho iol-
owing titles
A bill for the relief Of John Stockton, late lieu
tenant in the army Of the United States
A bill granting pension to orris Crosby
A bill granting pension TO Elijah Z. Rabbit
A bill to authorize the agent for paying pensions
n Cincinnati to pay John Wing any arrears Of PEN
Son money due TO Dorothy Terrell deceased.
A bill for the relief Of John Porter.
A bin for the relief OF Isaiah Parker
A bill for the relief Of Elisha II. Holmes
A bill for the relief Of Samuel ID. Enochs.
A bill for the relief Of N. & L. Dana and Com
4 bill for the relief of Philip and ElPhals'
Greedy.
A bill for the relief Of Emanuel Beri and John
M. Reese.
A bill for the relief Of James @. McCloud, Of
Linn county, Iowa Territory.
A bill to confirm entry Of land, made by the
administrator Of James Anderson, deceased, OF Iowa
Territory.
A resolution for the relief Of Sheldon B. Hayes
On the motion Of Mr.. BLACK, no quorum
voted.
The committee rose and reported the fact
Mr.. DANIEL moved call Of the House
Mr.. VINTON moved that the House ADJOURN
which motion, by yeas 30, nays IA, was rejected.
A call Of the House was REUSED;
And then the House adjourned.
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Extract cfa letter 10 gentleman in hi, city, dated
New YoRK, NAV 20. d. m, 1874

New YORK, May 20, p. m, 1886.
write this in the mayors office, in sight Of ire
mendous gathering Of the people of New York, as
sembed to respond TO the call Of the President for
aid in defending national rights against Mexican
aggression.
The assemblsge is one Of the largest ever seen in
our city, and is constantly augmenting. Three
speakers are now addressing the multitude from as
many stands, placed remote from each other in the
Park, and the intervening spaces are filed by a
dense mass Of our citizens.
Il is really a cheering scene, and one which shows
conclusivey how surely and nobly the administru-
ton will be sustained in its measures on this ex-
citing subject
Among the officers who preside at these meetings
you will recognise large number Of the esti-
mable, wealthy and influential Of our citizens, who
do not hesitate to forward, and thus publicly
declare their termination to stand by the government
Of their country, even at the risk oflfe and property
In the confusion and excitement by which am
surrounded can do no more than simply congratu-
late you upon this cheering and significant response
to the appeal of the President and assure you that
the people Of New York will not be found recrean,
IN any emergency that may arise.
l must refer you to the morning papers for the
particulars Of the meeting resolutions, &c, which
Think you will agree with me are Of the right tone
and temper.
remain yours, very truly.
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TEXAS, Mexico, oregon, and Califor.


History of Oregon and California, by Robert
Grcenhow.
The Oregon Territory, its History and Discov-
cry, by Travers Twiss, ID. G. L., F. r. s.
The Emigranrs Guide to Oregon and California,
by Lansford w. Hastings.
Oregon, our Right and Title, by wyndh.m
Robertson, jr.
Life in California, during a residence there, by
an American.
Historic Nsturellect ct civile de Ia California. VI
Paris, 1867, 3 vols.
Fremont's first and second expeditions, with
maps
Fremonts first expedition, cheap edition.
Commerce Of the Praries, or Journal of a Santa
Fe Trader, with History Of Nine Years. Residence
in Northern Mexico, vols, by Joseph Gregg.
Guide TO Texas, with map from recent snthor.
tiles. ..... -.
Mtchel's Map Of Texas, Oregon, and California.
Received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
Next corner Of n street, Penn. avenue.
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THE UNION.
CITY OF w AS SHIN G TON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY %, 1886.
CONGRESSIONAL.

After the morning business, the Senate was occu-
pied to-day in the consideration Of motion made
10y MI. Westcott to postpone the consideration OF
The bill extending the laws Of the United States
over Oregon, till the first Monday in December, or
he ground that action on it at present was inexPe
|dientand unnecessary. Mr.. Benton addressed the
Senate at length on the general subject, and had no
concluded his remarks at the hour of adjournment.
The House passed with an amendment) the
Senate bill repeal part of the naval appropriation
bill for the year endisg 3Oth June, 1876; and after
wards made some progress on the private calendar.
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Mr.. EDiron You will oblge many of your
friends, in the Fourth ward, by giving the follow.
ing ticket place in your Daily Union:
FOURTH WARD TICKET
John c. Hardness, mayor; Walter Lsnox. Al.
derman; Samuel Bacon Samuel Burche, and Jobr
T. Clements, common council
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ODD FELLO 50 HALL.
THE HARMONIOUS

Have the honor TO announce 10 the citizens Of
Washington, members Of Congress, and TRANSIENT
vlsitsrs that they have engaged the
SPLENDID NEW SALOON
In the Odd Fellows building 7th street for Sc
... ries of their
Grand Unique Musical soirees,
Commencing THIS EVENING and continuing
mn every evening during the week.
Inc entertainments will consist Of Vocal, lnstru-
mental and Operate performances, in two parts,
with change ofPrograume nightly.
Part First, as Citixens-Part Second, az
Philippians.
Instruments introduced-Piano Forte, Violin.
Tambourine, Banjo, Castanets, and Triangle.
Members OF the Company-L. v. III. CRossY.
(Basso,) MARSHALL 8. PIKE, soprano, Joas Pow,
Err, (Tenore,) JAS PowrR, (Alto,) Passes LTscn,
(Sesond Tenore,) ]. SIaaosDs DAVIS, (Manager.)
Mr.. l.. v. II. CRosBr will preside al tho Piano
Forte, and conduct the music.
hTAdmission so cents. Tickets may be had
a, the principal hotels, at the bookstore Of Franck
Taylor, at the music store Of Mr.. Fischer, and al
the door.
Doors open at halfpast 7, to commence at half
past o'clock.
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NETempeFahCe LECTURES at ApOIIO Hall.
The friends of this noble cause, having been strug-
Cling for the last two years to hail. in which
they could hold public meetings, and have q place to
transact temperance affairs, have determined to give
six temperance lectures during the national fair at
Apollo Hall, commencing on Friday ODD, and con-
inuing Saturday, 23d, Tuesday, 26h, Wednesday
The eloquent friend to our glorious cause, John
B. Cough, esq, assisted by F. Kellogg, esq.,, of
Massach usetts, have nobly volunteered their serv.
ces for this work.
Price Of admission 12l cents--the proceeds to go
to the finishing of the temperance hall.
COMMITTEE OF THE TEMPERANCE HALL.
Nav 2l-7t
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nFWashington Volunteers, No. I.-YOu
are hereby notified to attend meeting for drill
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday next, the 25th,
2Sth, and 30th inst. at halfpas o'clock, p. m,
the Franklin engine-house.
BY order of the captain
JOHN TRUSCOTT ORDERLY Serg,t
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LOT AT AUCTION

Tuesday, 26th instant, at S O'Clock p. m, I
shall sell IN front of the premises, lot No. a. in res
ervation No III, fronting IS feet on I'd street west,
and running back $50 feet to thirty-feet alley.
This lot fronts the railroad, and has good improve
ments on each side; also pump Of excellent water
IN front OF the lot. Persons wishing 70 purchase
will do well to attend the SALE Il must be sold.
Terms One-fourth cash; balance IN ak and twelve
months, for good endorsed notes bearing interest.
.'t 1 RoBT. w. DYER,
May I'D Auctionser,
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NoTICE:-Unul the improvements, now ma
1> king In street Presbyterian church shall be
completed, the congregation will assemble for Divine
worship, at tho usual periods in the session room
ing
May OPT
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BY A. Green, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture

L-.- by n. 1reen, AuCttOneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture
IL at AucttOn.-0n Tuesday, the Goth instant,
shall sell, at the residence Of WIN. A. Smith, esq,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2Ist and god
streets, opposite the Six Buildings, III O'Clock
m, lot Of good furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofas, divans, and parlor chairs
Do piano stool and ottomans
Do msrble-top dressing bureau and wash
stands
Do dining tables, painted wardrobes, toll
ct sets, &c.
Cane and wood-seat chairs, rockers, &c.
Fine walnut and maple bedsteads, bedding, &c.
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
China mantel vases, solar and astral lamps
A beautiful mahogany case, containing full set
Of ivory knives, British plate forks, and ~ silver
DESSERT IL tea egg, and salt spoons, Of the best
quality. They will be sold separate or together
Also ingram, Venetian, and other carpets
China, glass, erockery, and Britannia ware.
With good lot Of kitchen utensils, among which
are nearly new focal or woody cooking stove, tin
safe, &c.
Terms, All sums Of and under $50, cash; all over
$50, a credit Of 30 dsys, for approved endorsed
A. GREEN,
May 2o--3 Auctioneer.
The house is for rent. Apply to Mr.. Smith. at
MIR. Shoots, nsar the brewery, or to - -.
A. GREEN, Auedopeer,
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I5- Rev. w. II. Milburn, chaplain to House
Of Representatives, will preach in the Capitol on
Sunday morning, at IL O'Clock.
May %.
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ucHFcrcu WITHOUT ucidy when ordered.
SCHEDULE
Paper, handmade, Of linen, laid or ,oope.
SO reams fooIscap, satin or plain finish, to be-
when trimmed, l3I by l6 inches, and
weigh not less than l6 lbs. per roam, per
50 reans quarto post, similar finish, to weigh
not less than lbs. per roam trimmed, per
90 ream. note paper, similar finish, gilt, per
10 reams note paper, similar finish, gilt, per
Enuei0p paper, smooth.
90 reams super-royal, yellow, per ream
10 reams medium, yellow or buff, per rean
10 do do white do
10 rcams double cap, white do
S reams blottine-paper, royal do
300 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards, Per.
rvs, or such as may be required)
5000 quilts, sos, per 1000
5000 do pens, do
8 groce back-esd pencils, Monroe's, per groce
dozen red-lead pencils, per dozen
DO 1sS Sp Ps,a No asi"eA pc, do re"
: DO DO DO DO Il do do
) do do .i, DO taste. .., IS % %
do pounce boxes, ivory do
do do cocoa do
l do sand boxes do do
do cutglass ink-stands, fountain, move
able top, per dozen
l do wafer stands, cocoa, Der dozen
do erasers, Rodgers & Sons, ivory ham
die, per dozen
2 do pen-knives. Rodgers & Sons, 4 blades.
per dozen
do pen-knives. Rodgers d Sons, Q blades,
do desk-knives, Rodgers & Sons, blade,
do ivory-handle wafer-seals, Der dozen
do ink in quarts, black, Maynard &
Noyes, per dozen
do ink, Stephens's blue, changeable, per
pound waters, red, per lib
5000 U. s. seal, do, per 1000
5000 for department. seal, per 1000
bushel black sand, per bushel
pound pounce, per ID
SO do sealing-wax, best extra superine, scar
50 DO DO sseasl;ing.wax, best superhns, per 10
20 DO DO s sS,ne' gill net per sa lb
10 DO do coarse, for packing, per lb
pairs paper shears, Rodgers & Sons, s-inch
blade, per pair .-.m...a.. -
pairs paper shears, Rodgers & Sons, 81 inch
blade, per pair
dozen scissors, per dozen.
Each proposal must be signed bv the individual
or hrm making 1t, and must specify price, and but
one price, for each and every article contained in the
schedule. Should any article be required not emu
merated, they TO be furnished at the lowest
market prices, according to quality. Blank forms
for proposals will be furnished the department to
persons applying for them; and as, without uniform
lty therein, the department would find il difficult
to make decision, none will be taken into consid
Grafton unless substantially agreeing Herewith.
The proposals to be addressed to the "Depart-
ment of State" and endorsed proposals for sta
honery." Notice will be given to the person to
whom the contract is awarded who will be required.
within five days thereafter, to give bond, with two
sufficient sureties, for its performance.
The head of the DEPARTMENT i. In a, ..,., =, A.
eide whether the terms Of the contract have been
complied with, and to reject any article which may
be, IN his opinion, of inferior quality as well an to
the terms within q reasonable time.
Proposals will also be received during the same
period, and subject TO the same conditions, for the
execution of such job printing as may be required
by the department for one year from the LIST day Of
July, ls45, consisting Of
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Proposals for Stationery and Printing
DErAsrMssr OF SrArr,
Washington, 22d May, 1886

washington, ga Way, I54b.
N pursuance Of the ''act legalizirg and making
Il appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included in the general appropri
alton bill without authority Of law, and TO AZ and
provide for certain incidental expenses ofthe depart
ments and Offices Of the government, and for other
purposes" approved the 26th August, 1912, sealed
proposals will be received at this department until
o'clock, p. m, on the 23d Of juno next for furnish-
ing such articles of stationery as may be REQUIRED
by 1t for one year from the LIST day Of July next,
as enumerated IN the subjoined schedule and esti-
mate Of quantity; but il Is to be understood bv
persons proposing, that the department is 70 be 4,
liberty to take either less or greater quantity Of
any article than is specified, according to its wants
during the year.
Each article to be Of the best quality, and to be
delivered without delay when ordered
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First Premium Daguerreotvpe,

PLUMBES DdGUERRIdN GALLERIES OF PATENT
PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS.
no rs Court Street and So Hanover, corner of
/ ' Friend street, BosTON-25i Broadway New York
1876 Chestnut street Philadelphia -22 Baltimore
BdutmOre-PennSy lVana Avenue, Washington, d. c.
broadway, Saratoga Springs and Du Buque Award
ca the first premium and highest honor BY the American
and Franklin Institutes, and the Medal the last Boston
Fair Tor The most beautiful cooed daguerreoty
hIbted. Admittance free.
kenesses taken every day, without regard to weather
Pictures taken Il. this unrvale establishment on the
largest plates, or in groups Of any desired number in
style Of the ar: superior any thing the kind produced
ELSEWHERE.
Premium Apparatus Plates Gases, &c. supplied at lower
rates than al any other place in the United States
Aprilll. 15f
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Information Wanted.

I'M the 10Th Of August man, about IS wears Of ape
drove up to the Stable of the American Temperance
House and said he wanted his horse have the best Of
care for he had driven distance and he should want
him in the morning Nothing has been heard OF the man
since It's small bay horse about 10 years old; top
coored net Any information respecting the above indl
vidual will thankfully received. r. W. ADAMS
Worcester, Sept 10, 1896. Il
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BOSTON u WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
s sss gsgsa - IlI
CHANGE OF THE
Summer Arrangement.

Summer Arrangement.
FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Am.
and 81 Pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road at III AM
With Worcester Passengers, and II AEi and 81 NJ
N b. The 2 M train will take up passengers East
Of birmingham.
With Passengers from NeOYork by Steamer Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
road every afternoon, except Sunday stopping only at
FrGming CHAM.
FROM BOSTON,
FOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New liza
ven and New York, at u A NJ. and Ann.
For NOrwich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and 24 NJ.
For WOyceser, and Way Sta ions the Worcester POI"
Road, at u An 81, and p.
N. B. The NJ. Train will not stop at any STU jl,A
East Of birmingham
For MHlbUry, at q! A. NJ. and p.
For NeW York, via Norwich and by Steamer, al Oclk
P. NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For B0et0n and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. N. and a P. M.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at 4 and 10 Am. and 4 pm.
Leave Boston at 40 AM, 24 and 81 NJ
Freight Train will leave Boston l2B M for Saxon
vlle taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natck only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at 7AA. M-from Boston
I'm
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares less when paid at the Tickht Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
July l. 1876. tf27
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No 9 BURLISG-SLIP, NEW YORK.
4 tfRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
est manufacturers prices very extensive assortment
o. FAFhh comprising every possible variety adapted
the wants Of in all sections of The country
Paper of all kinds made to order short notice
Inc stock OF Printing Paper unusually large part of
which is OF 9ery superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz Feelings Wire
Cloth, FOhtdrier Wires, Bleaching Powder Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &c. &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
gIng &c sc purchased for which the highest price in cash
will he paid dwly Feb 10
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.

State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
DURAN CAPITAL
100000,
HON. JOHN DAVIS, Presidem.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS ~, NJ,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, F'ce FFeStae'"S
DIRECTORS.
Hon A. ID. Foster, Hon E. Washhurn,
EDWIN Conant Esq, Clarendon Harris,
Jchabod Washburn Hon. Ale. Dewitt
Frederick w. Paine John Brooks, Esq
John Milton Earle, Charles w Wilder,
John Green M. d. Hon. II. w Cushman,
Benz F. Haywood MD. Henry Chaplin, Esq
Fred. w. Gale, Esq. Freeman Upham,
Charles Washburn, Esq. Elisha P. Fearing ESQ
Joseph Sargent, MD. Joseph A. Denny, Esq
William Dickinson, ESQ., l. H. Cary, Esq
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
the first Of June 1885, during the year has is
sued $50 Policies, and received in premiums S67S8.
Premiums Of assurance for One Hundred Dollars
AanHal Payments. Ann1tGt Payments
Age. For from L. Fora ,IAge. For from i For
to yrs. whole to yrs. whole
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPaNr

Foster ST., directly South Nm Temp. House,
WORCESTER
q THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~. customers that he has united with his Establishment,
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT of S. II. LEONARD-all
those VINO nave subscribed TO Leonard will be supplied al
the above place. reasonable been beors
offered.
MIR Thompson would give notice that he Is now prepared
to supply every variety OF reading published BY The
first publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston soon they out.
All those subscribing him will be supplied promptIv ss
soon as the works are ont. If Worcester March 70
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NOTICE.

l. AN AWAY from the subscriber, Sept. ID, George e.
a. w Johnson boy IS years old, and bound TO me
Dy me OveIseers OF The Poor the Town OF Milford
Therefore this to forbid all persons harbong or rustng
him on my account. CYRUS WADEIVoRTU
WesIboro', Sept, 1886. s7s
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Auction and Commission House.

JOHN C.. OTIS ~ CO.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Saint Louis, Mo.
DElNG engaged in the Auction and Commission bust
I'D in this City, would tender services
fctures and merchants in the Eastern Cities would
respectfully solicit consignmens of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandise and pledge ourselves pay particular
on 10 sales of Goods placed in hands, and all regard
paid to directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen:
R. H. Stone, and John F. Darby, Esq'rs., 50. Louis
James A. Scott, ESQ., NeW York Lewis Il. Brown ESQ
philadelphia; Messrs. Allen g. WEIGH Boston; Mr. b. b.
Otis, Worcester u34 Aug 90
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IN addlon 10 the above premiums deposte of s per
cent on the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office OF
the Company at the CENTRAL BANK ia Worcester and
the Agents in the and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July Is 1876. If
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STEAM ENGINE ron sALE.

Engine Of eight horse power with tubulated boiler
mas Deen running about two months and will be sold
at bargain. IL may be at DIR. Heywood,s Machine
shop on Central street The engine is offered for sale be-
Worcester, Sept Is. a
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Machinery for Sale.

EA A LOOMS, now running heavy goods and in frat
rate order and will be ready to deliver about the las
Of this month. NV ''
sPOOLER 10 headsj lain. LAP DOUBIER
The above machinery will be sold low app lied for
Application may be made II No. IA South Water stree,
PToUfdeace, or at this NJ ''
Slatersville Juy2 A. d. LOCKWOOD 4 m