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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

NOhONbhb LNQtBsT-NEkplCT VI THE JURY.
The inquest in the Of James Farrell, who ia
tally stabbed al the corner Of Foreth street and Tenth
avenue by named John Fitzpatrick was held yes
tsrday the Twenty sec precinct station house by
Coroner schIner The evidence was quite voluminous,
but undressing
Patrick Fitzpatrick, son OF The accused, was the only
witness who really appeared to know thing about the
occurrsbcc. he testified o. follows about nftcen
years or age live In Forty erst street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues; II about eleven O'Clock on Mon
day night Las. when my father had fight with deceased
heard my father ask deceased to Eight him; deceased
was sitting On rock at the time, and eaid s'EJid TN
put my boots; after deceased put his boots he
out and commenced squaring OH at my father:
don't know who struck the 1rs blow Il pretty dark
they fought about two minutes beside them there
other persona present. namely who drives
. charcoal wagon and man who stranger 10 me;
these persons did not interfere while the sighting
going on az the tried TO take my father away
before tho fight commenced but failed In doing after
doing 10 got some blood my sleeve; father had some
blood his hands; father then away: did not
any asgcr In hin hand; one Of tho Parcels held until
the police UP and was arrested the ,atants
sepsi ated theps lves my father len Grst he did
change his clothes did not put smother shirt went
with my father down TO 1racy's where eft him then
went homo and changes my colhes; 1 have seen the
knife my father vsed . butcher knife; saw II
after the light; he hal 4 IN his hand don't know VIVA,
Michael Tracy, reading In Ninth avenue, be-
tween Fortieth and Forty first streets, depcsed-
That the night OF the murder Fitzpatrick
came 70 his house while he WA In bed, and
asked TO be admitted; witness let tho accused IN, when
he By tho light Of candle that rtrpstricks hands
bresst covered with blood told The accused
thai he could mot rcmaa there when the latter e say
ing he would remember that aights long
be lived Fitzpatrick drunk a, the time, and hts
band vas bleeding badly; when be cft he said be
going home thing Of the accused aneT that
Irs. Bouton and Weltje made post mortem examine
tkn OF the body Of dcccascd and found css than Ave
wounds In the chest, which appeared TO have been In
iced with dirk NJ butcher knife Tho missions
about three inches In depth Dath In the opinion OF the
In question.
Aflcr the cxamir alton OF few unlmportant witnesses
the submitted 70 the jury whom the following
verdict wne rendered s-eDesth from hemorrsaxe from
wounds q the hands Of John fsxpatricn Upon the
dtion Of this verdict the Coroner Issued for the
hands q Ca sain so for execution. Deceased was IA
tive Of Ireland, and vas 81 years OF age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

NV Yosx, sept ~, lsoo !
Permit ne 10 CORRECT nadversence ~ your reporter
ny observing that durns the alarm o. Gre a. Nos 10 and
n Ann iireet Wednesday eTunlns last none of the
visitors 70 The Museum rushed 70 the ssrcet very much
frightened" Wren the nreoccvrred the stag manager q
the vnserm announced from the stage t exact locality
ard the neeosseness OF Al apprehension The crowded an
dsnce resuncd 10 tranquility and NE cnierainua ant
proceeded without iuFther interruption.
joins GREENWOOD, IT.,
Assistant Msnsssr H@snuma Museum.
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The San Artnio Herald q the ~ lest asys hat cap
tain sturg and oommsrd had foushs tlooy BATHS with
the camADcher, Eovas sue Chsyerres sxsy 0'ies from
Fort EesEney, killing twenty fLe ne American ~.
va rifns.
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A soroRIors BURGLAR sEsT TO THE STATE PRISON.
snr. &c Tho Grs, case On the calendar to-day wx an
Indictment Tor burglary the arst degree agansl man
who gave hi. Henry Adams. The case q ar in.
ierestng notwithstanding Mt least In criminal ponl Of
vew-ftr the Of the burglary was The New York
B0tel, and u fault Of the burglar that murder
.as %, ccmmllied npsn the r'emss 90 The aisnt o.
guilt by pleading guilty 70 the sccond grade OF Burglary
ihns saving The court and Jury the ucable Of t. BY
found NC ksrn that Mr. Hiram Cranslcn proprietor
Of the New York Bcse testified, before poioo magic
surs,rlops entered By xesws and sos~ ssoosss .
sons Of lhe guests were prepared for removal While
gong nom room 70 room be swose some Of the inmates
and while attempting 70 escape he nrcd pistol the
tent. Of which, lnsssd o. Icasins IN The es.aum
Although Adams u Comparatively a young man,
old offender, having served Two terms prison
for similar oaooccs-two ysns ~ o1e Time and period
,bor, time shsn be re.u med the pTsc,'os % his ssri
Gus profession. A there was not much hnIe Of bio
,s,m.sn yuGss , Russell ,sry properly l@po.sa
the STATE prison. Adams scuiherner BY birth, and
does rot deserve much sympathy for hs natural Abilities
sued lie prsfssslon for which Re wss sdscssd IN early
ie-nameiy, that ~ an engineefvith The industry
boussbrsAksr 81 he might have attained honorable
pnsiiion ID sncisty.
William kkine, Hfnry Smitn and Albert Meyer were
jointly tried and convicted Of grand larceny 90
The I'D 81 August stolen 6ry four abrts valued
dollar ssoh, nom The ~iabisnmeui Of vi ". Arnold.
no evidence vas brief, but corcIusiveiy proved The
s.i q the prsoper ard the Court sentenced each q
The prorers 70 four ars mpvso mont 10 the sng sing
prison, being twelve ycsys impsisnnment ~it1in the
cells a. our State prison for n uDsuoosesfsi attempt 70
supply thsusei - with = Few csanees of linen
Tue variable John ninth wss Indicted foe forsery In
the ooud degree hsvirr attempted V pa Is ooanier-
.n bills The Marine hnk Of this city, upon veral
ssofskeepers IN Cathsrine street re pe~ded sauy 10
tbe our grade OF that offence and vas ssnt 70 spe ng
for two years
Vim. JohrsSu, Who charged with stealing watch
and chain worth $50 from frnnos Trail, No iS< nlrd
street. The 17ib Of lat month, pleaded guilty pclit
larceny, and vas rsIt 70 Bsck~en's lsiAod for an
months.
Mary Hare, having been Indicted for srsnd arocny In
stealing valuable watch and chain, Owned by Locus
layqueaih, pleaded guilty " simps At rraDd larceny.
She was sent 70 The ttate prison FOR two yeArs.
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Commissioners Of Public Charities ana
Correction.


Ihis Ccnmssiou held their usual fcrniehty meeting
yesterday, Comm ssioner Draper In NE chair
ne routine business being motion dispsDsea sisn,
the report OF The Committee q The Whole ordered
10 be read. n srnoyBced that The rooms occupied
nv the cers Of me City Prison are ordered W he vace,~S
ana prepared Or The rccepesoe ~ female rv,scuers ~ho
are novcss crime, In order " have them sspays,ed
from confirmed criminals hat iust Once box be- bseu
ordered be attached esch n the eity pfsns and
fHoisI~s sotded psisoners icr bcatire vh their
fcsds through ~ that contract hAs bean entered into
With Bslngs Cobb FOR the labor ~ ore hundred In
nA'cs of the rsnnentasy for tvo years thly ecr0
day 70 make copper nailed skos, and tbAtt~o neBs
NAMED John hahouey ana Patrick Gsinco have erseied
their esta - N small boat broaRbi " them ~ m0
prev iously discharged. The report vw adopted
The President lnfcyrnes the board that resi MS
take 70 imagine that there great msny va
grants The CITY from tho number q ~~sly commit
tAis, because those poreus VINO 49, oommhha ~
resssdy fcr short ,trms ~ i1dFsd tnrre 80 soo.s
hco Of those rrvoscrs altogether The sc&ra her sd
fo1rred.
mo weesiv regorn n statistics fro, snc INSTRUCTIONS
sbo~sS that inc number n tsen % fs.t-sn 10
crease N roc ut the week. ne rrmees son 49, as
91so wrlhe thrss elschsrrcA were usrt'res, a. ~ho
c.sd, nrnpeTsd 1,ssi
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Sale os Tickets for FORESTS rirse wight.
The vsstibue Of the theatre known Nibios Garden
was scene Of some little excitement yesterday Afternoon
IN consequences Of the sale Of tickets for the choice Of he
best feas In the house the first night Of the resppear
aDce New York stage Of Mr.. Edwin Forrest the wei
known and justly appreciated American wagodia,. A
red tag placed agapst Of Tie door pos o. 'he
Broadway 'front.' TO call the attention Of the pAssers by 70
The SALE and ~ the said Tag merely announce the net
that there wac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

1A< LQ<yax Al Qrsvedre-TArr suyfnn<s-kva-c~s
L<su1y-1As CSndszs-Ta< E,SliA Dsf--ot~s~ssics
ncn xsA Nes Oriss~s, g.
have little news 70 communicate although letters
nvm the capital reach up 70 The 2Sth IN
n liberal forces we're SIN 81 oseretaro, and RI
svss said hat though incressaS they would not march
uppu lbs capital until The ls Instant ana -sy
even 70 beck 70 bess the forces q Castillo, which
epuipg afer them, leaving 10 suppose tia, GuaisaAa
has bssu abandoned.
mis- delay h inccmprchexsfbie, ccnsldcrins their
strength but any hov, socussonedso 80 that the
ibsrHs DO not follow Up their sdvsasaess
Nov, the worst IS, that Mrsmn win collect and
hrture ~ many uccrs ~ possible and hs IL surrounding
~ cty vlth fortscatsous
rSe ncpey being paid By the c'crry and u 10 be
beved that The Spanish klnsser has hand 10 u, ~ 20
sosbt appears 70 exist thai The Spanish ecss wH make
sssers curing the merit mcuth.
vooh have Consented " deliver up he silver and pre-
cscss stones q NE churches - tkey have done.
me ocsdocss h.s arrived a. hst some Ensiisn
mcosy vas rcmssed ~ ~ The last moment, notwlth'
sssed ns the N,s.ssrs warning 70 dono such thing.
NO monsy ~ The EngIah debt was sen, down. and
Asotber rumcr u that crssasn rir,~ser 900, 90 ar
~ 70 write 70 one 81 the liberal ehsfs advising him %
srrrcgrsis ne cosducss, which would be incredible
However. Robes iod ersttpman VINO arrived w,,S
sks condscts that he had SEQ The letter hlrs~f
Ihe fcros q That chl ssschng 70 tho ali o. Mira
ron, bus be ~ have 70 seht his say ~ sera iorces
between raebs and Mexico and may keep him a bay
Rrsyi.eIs .csrcs she capital principally fsur,
rhlch must como from Pueblo.
me rccebontas has not returned from View Orleans.
and ve leok out for her daily.
res deal q rsorey ous = NE ouT mlicrs world %
WI not @methlng be done Il l0t v keer ttst Tine 90
Schooner " f'r Nss Orleans, are wbls scue neys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
Items.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Charles Balbright
was fatally injured by club in the hand of q
woman named Bridget Hart, in Brooklyn last
night.
John Riley stabbed his wife last night with
a fork, which penetrated her skull, and will
will probably cause her DEATH
An affray occurred in a low groggery in
Twelfth street last night, growing out of the
late prize fight at Weehawken. Edward
Classy was stabbed by James Fox Grothee,
one of the principals, and will probably die.
Alonzo Lewis, who has been paying address
es to Miss Martin in Brooklyn, was danger.
ously cut with knives last night, by two of her
brothers. Lewis is married man, which fact
has just come to the knowledge of the family.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-Two young men
named Gardner and Haight, were drowned
while bathing at the Highlands to-day.
BALTIMORE, Aug. LITTLE Great Eastern
sailed this morning for New York. She did
not get all her coal on board.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Emanuol Irons,
member of the city council had difficulty
last night at his house, with his brother.in.aw,
who fred shotgun at him, which killed
brother of his intended victim named John
Witt
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.--Gen. Cass arrived
here this morning All the cabinet are now
here but Cobb.
ZANEsvILLE, ONO, Aug. 1.-THE republi-
cans of the sixteenth district, nominated w.
B. Cutting for congress.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10,-Lerdo Lejada
writes that the constitutional government has
nositiye information of the Spanish govern
ment fitting up an expedition to give support
to Miramon in his next expedition against
Venezuela.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
CIV Seward in Maina.

BANGOR, Me, Aug. I2.-Senator Seward
arrived in this city yesterday morning by the
steamer Webster, and was received on the
wharf by crowds of citizens. lie was waited
upon at the Bangor House in the afternoon by
the Wide Awakes. There was an immense
crowd. He Spoke a few moments, after
which Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Hon. John p.
Hale Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., and Gov.
Merrill, were loudly called for and briefly re.
sponded. Mr.. Seward leaves for home Mon
day morning by way of Portland and Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
Made Rumors from Mexico.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 11.-Official Mexican
news says that many leading merchants and
corporations in the city of Mexico are present
ing petitions to Juarez for a dscontinuance of
hostilites and the restoration OF peace Mira
mon is represented as nearly powerless. The
clergy and their followers are the only ones
who refuse to sign the petition. Senior Mata,
Mexican minister, leaves for Mexico on Mon
day. 1t is expected that peace will soon be
restored to Mexico by the liberal influences,
aided, perhaps, by citizens of the United
States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
Trial on the Frontiers.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 1l.-Denver City
dates to August 4, are received. The trial of
Carl Wood for attempting to kill Mr.. Biens
editor of the Rocky Mountain News, had
closed. The jury stood one for and eleven
against acquittaI- The case was then referred
to the people, who voted to send Wood out of
Denver, Comparatively few citizens were
present. the crowd being principally made up
Of the prisoners friends He should be escorted
to Edgetown for % men, and thence several
miles farther by his gambling friends. The
result of his trial was altogether unexpected,
and has caused great indignation in the com.
munity.
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Latest.
From the Isthmus.

New YoRK, Aug. 12.-The North Star,
from Aspinwall Aug. 4th, has arrived. No
mails. Gen. Harvey is passenger. About
million of specie came in her. The princi
pal consignees are :-HowIand & Aspinwall
S15,859, Glidden & Williams $1,000, Meader &
Adams $4,000, cCahill SOC, 900, Wells, Fargo
& Co. Sl38, 800, Duncan, Sherman Co. S253,-
800
Buena Vetura advices say Mosquiera is
well supplied with money and men, and had
sent an agent to Peru to purchase war yes
sci, and also seized all the guano banks belong
ing to merchants, and would send them to Cal
lao for sale.
Dates from Lima are to July 14th. Many
troops were going south. Flores was advanc-
ing with 5000 men, and was near Frances
headquarters. A collision was expected.
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Mr. Crow in Roston

BosToN, Aug. 12.--The schooner Pleasure,
Hon. George Scranton, acting commander
arrived at this port last night. Several of the
party came ashore, and during the evening
Hon. Galusha A. Grow addressed large
republican meeting in progress at Chelsea
His appearance was unexpected, and his re-
ception most enthusiastic. The party will
probably pursue their voyage east tomorrow
morning
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
New York shark e Its. .S6

CoTroN duh and unchanged; sales 400 bales at lOs
oFinIK Recepts ii O7s bbls; sales II 800 bhs; state
and Western without striking change; superhne state
$500 a 1925 extra state 1928 g oiV round oop Unio
As 40 al 80; supcrtne western, S6l5 GD 52O; common 10
good extra western 1928 % 5i5 southern iirmer sales
3lOO bliss mixed to good 500 % $50; fancy ana extra
$50 % 80 Canada supertlne quiet and unchanged
sales $50 bbls; extra $500 ~ 1857. l.,
GRAlN.Wheat dull; winter IS steady, white spring Is
ernlsl23 % l24c new white KENTUCKY sl55 Y ~ "a
1911 new white Indiana 81 32 u 373 and SliOior OLD
new amber winter indiana 2B, Corn opened firm, but
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Drowned at Long Branch

New YORK, Aug. II. DIR. Edward 0.
Dammer of Jersey City, and Mr.. John Whit
taker of Trenton, were drowned at Long
Branch yesterday, while bathing with their
families
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
The Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 1l.-Sixty of the
104 counties in the state give Coombs 46, 500
McClarty 25,507, Rollins 1872, Hopkins 1856
and Kelley 284.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13

closed heavy sales2l 900 BUSH mixed western, 62t 6
for sound. o-o,,,
PROYISIONs-Bee quiet and steady; sales $50 bills
Pork more active and irmer, particularly for prime
sales 25O bbls si9 II for new SlsO for old prime
SI3g5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-13
ONE GALLON OF WATkK CUNIAIks
Solid Matter, "a or
Crenic Acid, l.6
Per Oxide Iron, 20


Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium 2.S
The analysis of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence in their various impregnaons
some of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities Of sulphur uphureous deposits. The
temperature of these springs varies from A to Sc de-
grees Fahrenheit Specific gravity accords very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various sections
Of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chaly beae properties, containing or less Of the
solutions of salts of iron and other earthly salts in
other of like character In country recog
nzed by medical men OF great value in the treatment
of many diseases
These waters from the base of extensive range
of gravey hills. containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The of iron have been OBJ
tanned long this range for manufacturing
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives Its name,
is tributary of Ware river The village is situated on
the road leading from Worcester to Barre and Is
sibc by stages passing twice daily each way. The vii
cultural and mechanical community Good roads com
muicate with pleasant country towns and villages Ex
tensive ponds exist in the direct vicinity aording ac
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing. large
and commodious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. good livery Is
connected with the house Bowling alleys &C, for the
especial OF the guests Bathing houses in connection
with the springs for cold and shower baths and
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable for nvalids and those
seekiug a quiet and pleasant retreat.
The subscriber is pleased to refer to DR. CHAs. r. JACK
sos State Assayer Boston; DIR. s. ROGERS w alter Cure,
Worcester; DIR j. N. BATES, Worcester DR. s. TAYLOR,
Petersham. WM IL. WITHIN.
Gold Brook June %, 1860 diff jyl7
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state that military convention has been con.
Guided between Garibaldi and Gen. Clary.
The Neapolitans are to remain in possession
of the ports of Syracuse, AgoSta and Messina,
and to have liberty of access to all parts of
those towns. The citadel of Messina will not
fire on the town. The Garibadian colors take
equal rank with the Neapolitan flag. The
navigation of the straits of Messina are to he
free. The city is tranquil, but agitation pre-
walls. 1t is rumorcd that the royal troops are
about to evacuate the citadel of Messina. The
Patrle says "In consequence of the conven-
ton concluded between Garibaldi and General
Clary There will be a cessation of hostilities
in the island.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Post says the affairs of Italy are
more than ever complicated. Garibadi will
not listen to the propositions of Victor EN-
anuels letter dictated by France, and calling
on the general TO abstain from any attack on
the continental dominions. The pope has de-
cided not to quit Rome and bills have been
posted announcing the outbreak of the revo-
luton.
The East
The Paris Moniteur has letter, dated 18th
of July from Constantinople, stating that
Fuad Pasha before leaving for Syria sent the
following message to the Marquis de Lava
of my life, / shall wash out the stains upon
our arms, and that the soldiers will also do
their duty" In the second sitting of the con-
ference in Paris, on the affairs of Syria, it is
stated that England, Austria, and Prussia de-
clared themselves ready to send troops thther
Lord John Russell has authorized Lord Cow.
ley to sign the convention for regulating the
Intervention in Syria, on condition that the
free acquiescence of the Porte have been pre-
viously obtained.
Latest.
Letters from Damascus to the 10th of July
state that three thousand Christians had taken
refuge in the citadel occupied by the Alge-
rines, under the command of Ab.del-Kader
The town was in the power of the murderers
and assassins to the number of 2400. The
Turkish garrison of 5000 soldiers was inactive
or hostile Soldiers had driven Christians into
the flames of burning houses. Some accounts
compute the number Of victims at as high as
from three to four thousand, but they may be
exaggerated.
The Turin journals speak of the probability
of a meeting this month between the king of
Sardinia and Napoleon. A letter from Milan
states that at Mantua some Hungarian soldiers,
having obtained ball cartridges, fired into a
corps of chasseurs noted for its loyalty to the
emperor a sergeant was killed. and several
OF the Hungarian officers afterwards deserted
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4 DNIINTSTRA TOR,S SATE-TAPcr

"A SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUG
TON, on THURSDAY Aug. % 1860, at 10 O'Clock a.
The Personal Property of Enoch Littlefied, late
Millbury deceased consisting Of Stage Property House
hold Furniture Railroad Stock &c. The Stage Property
consists Of seven hrstrate Horses, large Omnibus
htted to wheels ana traverse runners nearly
medium sized Omnibus, one small Coach or Mail Wagon
with Harnesses to match and all in the best repair
(The route from Mlbury to Worcester is the pleas
ant Of any in the county, Also, Concord Wagon
nearly new, one Buggy Harness, with Robes, Whips,
Blankets &c The Furniture consists of Bedsteads Beds
Chairs, Tables, Carpets Clocks, Oil Cloths, Mirrors,
Crockery, Glass Earthen, Stone and Wooden Ware
Wood, &c, &c Terms t sale.
~ HENRY L. BANCROFT, Admir-
Millbury, Aug 10, 1860. dGwts auIl
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Suttrons.
BY Z. W. VAIL.
Z RESERVED SALE

- rEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TlON-B. i HARDON Esq, having disposed of his
House, has favored with instructions TO sell without
reserve at his late residence 81 Elm street. on FRIDAY
next, August IL commencing at m. his entire Fur
niture, consist In part OF Woodward ( Brown
octave Piano Forte rosewood Parlor Suit in crimson
Plush one Mahogany Drawing Room Suite in hair cloth
Marble Top Fables Pier Tables Easy Chairs Rocking do
Sofas, Gilt Mirrors Oil Paintings Engravings Marble
and Aabaster Vases, superior fifteen dav Mantle
Clock. Secretary, Center Tables, Mahogany Cham
her Sets one Painted do Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets Gas Fix
lures Crockery, Silver Plated Tea Sets Dining Room
Furniture superior Mahoganv Extension Table made
by Joseph Burt, Kitchen Furniture, Tin Ware Garden
Tools, and many other articles enumerated
auto dtAugl1 L. w. VAIL, Auct'r