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The national Republican., 1861-10-02
The Pardon of John II. nJurpbv

The following is the pardon granted to Jobr
d. Murphy, who was convicted Of mansaughte,
AT mo last term Of the criminal court
sBRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States of America,
10 at 10 ~hom these presents shuu come,
greeting.
whereas, 1t appears that ut the June term O,
shc criminal court Of the District of Columbia
one John IL. Murphy was convicted of man.
slaughter, ana was by the said court sentenced
TO- be IMPRISONED in the psnitentiary of said
o'striCt ior tIe period Of eight years;
,, Ana, whereas, 1t appears that the said John
u. murphy was young man of good moral
cbaracter. and poaceaUlc disposition, who had
entered the military service of the United
states ior the defence of tho capital and Gov
erhmcnt thereof, and there is reason to believe
mat be committed this offence under mistak OF
sense Of duty, and no. from depravity of heart
And, whereas, the jurors who convicted
tho said Juhn ii. Murphy havo unanimously
recommended his pardon
And, whereas, eighteen members of the
3oard OF Aldermen and City Council, and the
register and collector ofthe city of Washington,
together with nearly one thousand citizens have
earnestly besought mo to extend the Executive
cIecmency TO the said John II. Murphy: -.
NOW, therefore, be 1t Known. that |, Abraham
Lincoln, President of the United States Of
America, In consideration OF the premises,
divers other good and su0iCicnt reasons, me
thcreunto moving, have granted and do he re by
grant nnto him, tho said John II. Murphy, a
full and unconditional pardon
In testimony whereof, have horeunto signed
my name, and caused the seal Of the Ulited
States to be affixed.
Done ut tho city Of Washington, this twenty
seventh day of September, A. D. 1851, and Of
tho Independence of the United States the
eighty.siXth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
S,prpturv nf SInto
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
A Serious Chnrxe,

John Carling was arrested by officer ". s.
knodss. night before last, charged ". tn enter.
,ng the house of James Flanagan, on f, near
fl,eenth street, ON tho night September 10th,
ana attempting to commit rape upon Bridget
Comfy. From the testimony Of the young Wo.
man, who is afflicted, being subject to spas.
modlc attacks of some nature, II appears that
upon the night charged she had becu sick and
was IN bed in her room. About II O'Clock the
prisoner entered her room, and got into the bed
with her, and attempted to violate her person
He did not succeed, for her screams attracted
Mrs. Fianigan, who ran to her assistance, and
pulled him out of the bed and out of the room.
Mrs. Flanagan testified to the fact of the sick
ness oil the young woman; of her hearing he T.
scream, and running Immediately into tho room
caught CARING with her, and SeiZsd him and
pniied MIN out OF the room, when her husband
and boarder put him out ofthe house.
James Flanagan, the proprietor, testified to
hearing the disturbances, aud going 10 see what
1t meant; saw his wile'pullirg the accused out
OF the room. The accused threatened to shoot
any one who would put 4 hand on him, and put
his hand behind him as If to draw a pistol. He
got loose from them aid escaped This wtness
got the warrant issued for lis arrest. The
prisoner had been boarder in the house, buI
was not at the time
P. Lunpy testified that, upon the night re.
ierred 10, he came in ab'ut 10 O'clock and soon
went To his room, beng II boarder there. Heard
the young woman scream, but paid no atten ion
at FIRST Heard her scream again, and went To-
the room. and saw Mrs. Flanagan have the man
pulling him out of the bed room. The prisoner
mad on Panama hat and light coat. He
threatened to shoot any one who would put ).
hand on him. Witness took hold of him and pu,
him out of the house.
The prisoner, who Is a married man, this wife
being IN this city) is an auctionC er by profcs-
sion. and states that he has been employed in
the Treasury Department for some time past.
He Is evidently II very intelligent man. and re.
markahly shrcwd, as his questioning of the wit
TeSSea aOundantly testified.
After hearing the evidence in the ease, Justice
rhomps'n committed him 20 Jail, in default of
$500 bail for court, and the payment of s25 fine
and costs for carrying Il concealed weapoil
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
The Cry Is, sta, they Come,

And all we Can hear II, ''WOr war / war i,
But, for my part am tired ot the old story of war
But, oh MIs Brown, have you heard the very
latest nrHs2 No. Why, SMITH No 800 Seventh
street. has just received u new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he oilers to
knack OF selling hi' goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he docs 1t, do not know But,
for my part, can a.slre you, Mrs. Brown, that he
iDarkably low prices | advise all to call at
SMITHS, No $50 Seventh street, oppoitc Post
Once, and look at his New Stock and they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jvne5 said is so
aug 30-3m
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
The Metropolitan Police Acting ms D.tec-
tISea.

Wc made mention a few days ago, that ,horr
was Lager beor garden on Capitol Hill in ful
blast, At which a large number of soldiers from
acamp near by were continually carousing
The garden had guards stationed around il, and
no citizen was allowed to pass for foar that the
proprietor would be informed on for selling
iquor to soldiers. The Metropolitan Police
had made various efirrts TO get some citizen tc
prove tho fact of liquor being sold, but without
success; and, as "A last resort two of them who
had been in the threo months service, put on
their uniforms on Sunday, and were allowed
to pass into tho enclosure. Once in the gar.
hen, h nIler having observed that liquor was
them, they put on their badges and arrested
tho proprietor, Mr.. Jueneman. Tho case was
heard on Monday before Justice Gull. Mr..
Juoneman put in tho plea thai he was the su,.
Ter of the regiment, and that his house was in
the bounds Of the camp, and that, therefore,
he could sell anything that was not forbidden
by tho colonel Of the regiment. The Justice,
however, decided that a suter must be ap
pointed by the President, and that he had no
right to violate the law even if he was sutler,
and imposed the usual ilue of twenty-five
dollars,
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Hairs Patent Drinking and FIiieI.ng
Tubes for 25 Cents each.

Now that the fitll rains are riling our rivers
and streams, we would advise all our military
friends |" procure one of those Ingenious and
prdcttcdt little instruments. which no soldier
should DO without, uS 1t perfectly filters the
wa,or from insects, &C., thereby rendering it
healthy. You can also purchase rubber blni..
kcts, rubber coats, rubber lcggings, pOncEos,
Capea, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
bouts, shoes, &C., &c, ut mdn,ydct,rer's prices,
at tho India Rubber Warehouse, No. 3O8 Penn.
sylvania avenue. between Ninth ard Tenth
streets. sep soft
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
BY TELEG GRAPH
From Missouri.

Jefferson city, No, October 1.-Genera
Fremont preserves great silence regarding hi.
plans, bu, Is actively engaged preparing for the
struggle, and is determined to rest his repuia
tion upon the result Of the coming contest
which will probably decide the fate of Missouri
No blow will be struck I'll 1t can be made
effective.
General Prices pickets extend to within
eight miles Of Georgetown, tC7 miles west OF
Jenerson Cl'y,J Keeping him well posted re.
gardGg our move mGnts.
Tho st. Louis Republican learns that a state
meni IL fOrlhcoitii, from Colonel Harding. in
The absence of General Lyon, in Command oi
his department, which win show, beyond ques
tion, the absolute impossibility of aid being
rendered by General Fremont before the battle
Of Wilson'S Creek.
jefferson CITY, Sept. 3O.-General McKnstry
and staff arrived here last evening. General
Pope is still here. Totten's battery was among
the arrivals yesterday.
=, The stars and stripes waving over Colonel
Muigan's entertainments was pierced by for.
ty.one balls, but not 'ne struck the union-a
favorable omen.
Colonel Richardson's regiment, now stationed
at the Usage, will be disbanded to. day, its time
having expired, and Colonel MoCunn's will take
its place.
Information has been received here that
10000 rebels wore a few days since in the
southern part of Green county, moving west.
ward. A body of 900 rebels is also advancing
through Boles county, towards Oceola. They
are under the command of young McCul
loch, who is either son or nephew of the obi.
quitous Ben.
Sixty more officers and privates of Colonel
MulIigan's command arrived here from Lexng-
ton this morning. and will leave for st. Louis
ms afternoon. They saw no rebel troops on
the way down. Captain Mitchell, nephew of
Colonel Marshall. says that the accusations of
cowardice against the latter are grossly unjust,
AS ho acted as hraSoly AS any officer Of the
regiment.
Gen. Pope left for Bonneville this morning.
large number of troops have also gone.
Chicago, Sept. 30.-Everything is reported
quiet on the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
EROM LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Sept. 3O.-Gen. }uckuer is said to
be At Grecnvile, Muhenberg county, with 1, zoe
men, and is supposed I" be on tho road to de.
Stroy the LOCKS on Green river.
james b. Clay WIS admitted to bail in $40, 900
hotnre Judge Catron this morning. to appear
at the january term. TEN Clay and Tom Jacobs
entered his bail.
Harden Helm has taken possession of Roches
ter, on Green river The number of his troops
is estimated at 1000, including II Mississippi
regiment.
The Glasgow turnpike bridge has been
burne1
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
TO our Georgetown Subscribers.

Our former agent, Mr.. A. W. Burns, havin
declined TO act rs our agent, subscribers /,
oe"rgototn win hereafter be served by Mr.. 0
r. Delphy, who is now our recognized agent fc,
that city. We owo an apology for the rregu
IAri'y with which the Republican has been do
ltvered 10 our subscribers there, but h"po I,
have The paper served more pinctually undc
the new arrangement.
Persons wishing to subscribe will please leave
their names at Mr.. G. Crandelrs bookstore No
l2s Bridge street. Advertisements or oommu
nIcations may be left at the same place.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
sudden Death.

About haltpast two O'clock yesterday ailcr.
noon, Il Colored man, known rs Ned johnson
was found dead IN the rear of Trinity Church
lie was observe for several hours yesterday
morning, sitting on the steps # the church
apparently sick, and afterwards was seen going
towards the rear ofthe church, where II short
time afterwards he was found dead His body
was lying last night in the place where it Wa.
found, waiting for the coroner 10 hold an in.
quest on it. He was about ifty.ilve yoars Of
age, and formerly belonged To Joseph Gales
son., of North Carolina.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
FROM CAIRO.

Chicago, Sept. 30.-[Specal to the Times. l.
The rebels attempted to burn bridge one milo
from Norfolk this morning. They were met
and repulsed BY Capt. Nolen's cavalry. Thgee
rebels were killed by the first volley, and others
killed and wounded afterwards. Only one Union
soldier was wounded.
Awounded rebel said that, AS death was sure ,
he light rs well tell the truth. He said that
Con. Pillow was in Kentucky, back of Columbus,
on Saturday, marching on Paducah, twenty.
seven thousand strong, and that n. Thompson s
.ovemens are fent to direct attention from
that quarter.
Information reached Paducah yesterday that
Gen. Pillow had left Columbus to effect Il junc
ton with The troops marching on Paducah fsom
Tennessee The united forces of the rebels
will amount to ~ 900.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Sick remaining IN the Hospital for Euptive
Diseases, at Kdlordnla, Sept. 27.
NOTICE On the morning OF the a7th

NOTICE -On the morning OF the 27th
~ Instant between the hours OF one and two
clock, whilst on duty at the Assembly Buildings,
on Louisiana avenue, suspicious person WAS pass
ire with two horses in bis possession, one gray
white. deemed it my duty TO hail him, aud 40
Curdingly did 50, when he party having the horsss
in charge let them 60, and touk possession of them
he party hail, away, that it was out OF my
lower to arrest MIN. The owner will come forward
prove properly, pay expenses, and take them away
OtherwiIe they will be de 1t with according to law
Enquire Of JOSEPH HILL,
Watchman Quar- .ermaster's Department
Residence, No. o57 NJ street, between Fourth and
fiith streets. sep 2S-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auo,ioneer..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
AUCTION

On THURSDAY, the Sd day OF October, we shall
sell, at the residence OF n gentleman declining
housekeeping, No. 293 sJuth side of Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and 7 nth streets, at 10
O'Clock A, "a good assortment OF Furniture, We
Mahogany, Dressing, and other BUREAUS
Do Centre, Carl ana Side Tables
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers, and Lounge
Brocatele Window Curtains, and Fixtures
Oval gilt frame Mirror, Toilet Sets
Painted Cottage Chamber Set, end Cottage Bed
tteads
Parlor. Chamber, and Stair Carpets, Cicloth acd
Crash
Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair and shuck Mat.
tressCs
Wash,tands Glass and Crockery Ware
CoDhmg AMI oIher Stoves With u gOOh iot u
Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash, in specie,
GRLEN 4 WILLIAMS,
oct l-3t Aucuonesrs,
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Central GunIdhouse.

Before Ju5'iCe Thompson. n.-John CARING, at.
tempting to commit rape, sent to jail for
court. The same, ipr carrying concealed wea-
puns, lned 1854. William Cover, shooting in
the street, sent TO ia for court and fined S309i
Jeremiah Brown, (cnlorod,) vagrdnt work.
huu,e thirty dag 3. Matthew Morris, drunk and
dsordorly, fined sl,j4. l.. II. Denham, same
offence, workhousu thirty days. M. Matthews,
same "icnce, woI kh"use sixty days. Susan
King, (eol0rod) out after hours, workhuuSe
thirty days. John Mitchell, stmc oforce, fined
Sl.gj.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
DIED.,

In Washington City, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Sept.
3oth 1861, hiteran illness of twelve days, which
"Sht hmte WIN christian fortitude and rcsgna
tion, Mrs MARGARET ANN POWELL, in her 52d
y"r OF age. She has left large family and
many friends 10 mourn her irreparable loss.
she Is not dead, but sleeheth." " Blessed
are the dead that die in the Lord"
Baltimore Sun aud Frederick papers please
Copy.l
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
FuncrQl.

Tho funeral of the late George W. Mile took
place yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
d5nCe at the corner OF Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and was attended by
Columbia Lodge, |. o. o. F., of which deceased
was il mcmber, accompanied by Prosporis
Band. The BODY was inferred in GIonwood
Cemetery, the funeral services being conduct.
cd by tho Rov. Alfred IIolmoad, rector of Grace
Church.,
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Police Ecings In the Eastern Section.

DNrlng the past week, Justice McKenna, OF
the am ward, has collected four hundred and
fity a. iarS from persons ilned for selling liquor
to soldiers, aud paid tho same over to SRrgeants
Bryah and Welsan, of the Metropolitan Police.
During the same period, he has disposed OF
some sixty cases against the corporation. the
most of which are for minor offences from
which me fifty dollars were collected. Those
who were unable TO pay the tlne were sent to
the workhonse. From This. it will be seen ths,
the Metropolitan Police of this section are doing
their duty with y vigilance worthy of ali
urniSa.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
MISS BROOK X Els ENGLISH AND
INl French Boarding and Day School.

This Institution Is now open for the reception of
pupils at No lSo Pennsy sylyalia avenue, Seven Build
lngs four doors west OF its former location (cornvr
OF MINI T. enth street
Having for seven years enjoyed the confidence OF
the public the Principal is encouraged TO hope for
conuuabcc Of its support She refers to the parents
and guardians named in her circulars, who are
qualified to speak Of the merits of her school, ana
particularly TO Professor Bache OF the United States
Coast Survey and to Professor Henry, of the Smith
sonian Institution. oct 1-2w+
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
H,lktnE Liquor without License,

l.. Lyons and +. Rider Of this county, were
br uGht before Justice Walter by Sergeant
Mlurand patrolman johnson y yesterday, Oh the
Charge Of selling liquor in small quantities with
outa license. The case was prosecuted for the
levy court by N; Callan, ESD, and the parties
were each fned $50. The offence is against the
eleventh section If i'm ordinance passed by the
levy court, which makes it unlawful to sell
liquor in quantities less than quart, uuless
a license be first obtained.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,


Sealed proposals, to be endorsed " Proposals for
Coal will be received at the othce of the command
ing officer Of this arsenal until 10 A. NJ, of The 10th
Of October next, for furnishing $50 tons of Cumber
land Coal best quality Run OF the mine :" sui liable
for b hacksmiths and steam engine use aud equal in
quality to that previously purchased, which will be
shown on application. This whole to be delivered
and stored away in the coal house adjacent t) the
wharf At this arsenal, at the expense OF the con.
tractor GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
sep3o 1t. Col Commanding.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
. short Onicer and IL yaii Fiddler.

We observed on thn av'nu', yesterday, sol
der. whose height is not over three feet six
nchr', IN the full UNIFORM OF II sergeant of dra.
Of attention. In the CheUrons On his arms he
wears an imitation of Il violin and bow. He
says he is the iddng sergeant major Of the
sccond drag"ons, aud, although he is short in
stature, ho Is &nto 10 show as tall fddling AS
was ever heard in these pats. He is about
lhiriy.hvn years old, and WIS with tho dra
g"OnS some years n0ar tho Rocky Mountains.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02


FECTS, Ar PCBLIC AUC7lON
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October I'd, at
10 O'Clock, at House No 5lg North street. between
Six and Seventh streets, we shall sell the entire
furniture and effects of gentle man declining house
keel ing, comprising
Mahogany Round end Spring seat Sofa
Mahogany Arm Chair, Spanish Rockers, and Par.
lor Chairs
Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables
lIandsome Walnut enclosed Whatnot, Fancy
Tables
Gilt Frame Mirror, Slab and Bracket, Gilt Frame
Engrayngs
Slet py Hollow Chair, Rush Seat Reception Chairs
Lot OF choice Books, Vases, and Ornaments
Three ply Carpets, Oil Cloth, Rugs
Gilt Window Shrdes, Clocks Looking Glasses
Wall nj Jenny Ii d Bedstesds Bureaus
Washstands, Toi,t tsetts, Lounge
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Reddipg
Hair and Hulk Mattresses, Rockers
Walnut Extension Table, Sideboard
French China Tea Se't, Crock ry, and Glassware
Ca'tors, Table Cutlery, Waters
Radiator, Parlor, ook, and other Stoves
Togarher with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
requisites
Terms cash. JAS q. MCGUIRE CO,
sept 27-dts AuCtioneers
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers

Nearly +EA thousand copies of the Repub
bean are circulated among the floating populs
ton every day besides the large number served
to- regular subscribers. Advertisers will tax,
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Soldier Shot.

James BoaIe, Of company X, Kentucky cav.
airy, WAS accidentally shot through the leg on
Monday. Ho WIS taken to the Il street hos
| amputntion to save him. Accordingly his leg
was taken N above the knee yesterday after.
noon.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Found Dead.

About two O'Clock yesterday, Il colnred man
named Johnson, formerly servant at the Simp
son House, was found dead, in the open com.
mons, on Capitol Hill, and, at night, was re.
moved to the guardhouse.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
The Accident at the Long Bridge,

Captain Holt, in charge of the guard on the
Long Bridge, desires us 10 state that tho acci.
dent, on Saturday night, was caused by the
breaking Of small stay, which was immedi.
a'"'y repaired. Tho only accIdent which has
occurred since Captain Holt has had charge of
the bridge, was the falling overheard of "A steer,
about week ago, which was Immediately got
out and butchered,
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
RMItlOllt.I.

). W. De Maine. who was C"ayicted at the
A. -ust term, 1859, of tho criminal court, in
larceny, and sentenced 10 tho penitentiary for
81, years, was pardOnod by the President on
Friday last. He was the youngest Of those con
re"ted with tho ''Naylor sang" and had al.
r",dy served out more than fve years of his
stu'ehCe.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02

such dsfautipg Bidders will be held responsible for
all delinquencles.
All offers not made In ssfd contbrpty win this ad
yeIt.ement, wi at the option Of the bureau, bsre-
Those only. wiss slkrs may be accepted viii bs
Motif, and contracts wl be ready for execution y.
soon thereafter as may b practicable
sept 5--4wlaw
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Interesting 10 SolJiers--Lag.r Beer Not
Intoxicating.

John krcher, German, and keeper OF II
restaurant on seventh street, was arrested by
Patrolman Glover, yesterday, for selling li0uor
ln sold.crs. He ruled tho case before Justice
walter, when ii was proven that tho only liuuor
which had been sold by tho accused was lager
hrnr, upon which Justice Walter dismissed him
deciding that lager beer is not intoxicating, and
therefore not within tho meaning of tho law
r"rhidding the selling of liquor to soldiers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
Another HOrsc Saie.

Another sale VI condemned Government
>orSes took place in Judiciary Square day he l..
fore yesterday-Wall d Barnard being the aur.
tioneers. Eleven horses were sold, at AN aver.
age price Of about s3l-the highest price OBJ.
tanned heing irry eight dollar4, and the lowest
four d. llarr,
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
DESTRUCTIVE FREsUFT.

ROchest.r (N T. !, Sept 30.-Soveral culvcrts
and aqueductS and much Of the embankment
of the Genesee Valley Canal has been washed
away at diffcront points. Great damage has
been done 10 property by tho food along this
CAnal and the Gon0see river.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
Ry WALL s. BARNARD, Auctionssrs.

E-fCELLENT FIRNiTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FEtTy At diCTION
On THURSDAY merrhg. o.,ot.r I'd. NJ ~
o'clock, we viii sell, at tie auction rooms without
reserve, TO close CONE gnmcns an nsso tms nj OF es
Walnut aud Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany and W elnut Etsy NJ d Rocking Chair.
Rosewood and Mahogany and Walnut MsIblc. ton
Tables
Mahogany and Oak Sldcboards, and Eteaere
Oak aud Walnut Extension Dining Tables
Oak Cane seat Dining Chairs
Cane aud Wood seat Chairs aud Rockers
Bedsteads, Shuck and other Mattresses
Bureaus, Commojes, and Hat racks
Gilt end Mahogany Mirrors
Mahogany and Walnut Marble TOP and oiher
Weshstands
Aud many other house furnishing Goods.
. Terms each.
WALL Il BARNARD,
oct1 AUctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02


Frs SALE Or LNREDEENED PLEDGES Al
ACTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,. October let
and ID next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ We shall sell, OF
our auction rooms, very large collection OF unro
deemed pledges, comprising, in part,
Extra fine gold and silver hunttng case lever and
other Watches
Gold Neck and Fob Chains and Bresstpins
Ladics' superior gold Pins and Eariogs, single or
In sets
Plain and ia cy Finger Rings
Together with an cNten i've variety OF Ladies
Wearing Apparel, suoh as
Black and fdLcy Silk, MousGelainc, Cashmere and
other styles of dresses
White Grape long and square Shawls
Cloth, Velvet and other styles of Cioaks
Gentemens Wearing Apparel In great variety.
A fine lot Of musical instruments.
AlsD, large assortment Of RcNolyerS, & Guns, and
Fistols
Aud many other articles too umerous to eRume,
ate.
The attention Of tie pubic i, respectfully invited
to the sale, II II one oi the arg9s that hat
taken place in Washington.
The sale will commence Nth the Waiches
Terms cash, in specie.
ISAAC HERZBERG.
lawnbToke.
GREEN X WILLIAMS,
sept Good AuctioneeIs