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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-11-06
KID GLOW Es,

would like to call the attention Of the Ladies to
my stock of Kid Gloves as being the best shown
in this place. / have full line of Sizes both In
Colors and Black, every pair warranted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-11-06
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS.
have large stock Of the above goods in all the
different styles and qualities.
CARPETINGS.

VALUE, as / have no place to keep them. Here is
an opportunity to buy Carpet CHEAP. as they must
be sold Immediately to make room for other Goods.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-11-06
LOCAL MATTERS

hanks to many friends for election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
A Church Difficul,y-Bin Cor Injunction.

a bill was filed yesterday "A the city Circut
Court by twenty members (rep resentIng some
ore hundred and sixty othersD OF the German
Evangelical Lutheran -. Luke's Church.
corner OF Eutaw and Henrietta streets a,kiae
Tor an injunction against the truste-, and
Others forming the Nestry Of said church, COM
nandIng them not 10 hold or allow TO mold a
certain meeting on The 10Th instant called for
ne aNowed purpose of considering who are the
di>tuTbers OF the peace of the congregation of
saId church. but ne real intention Of waIch
The complatnants believe II TO intImldate and
eNnel the compliments aud the majority of the
members OF SAID church. who It 4 alleged hold
claims amounting to seN eral thousand dollars
against the building. The Injunction Il g,k-d
i'itheT Tor thr puTpose OF commanding the re-
sponds MS 10 call ana allow a meeting OF said
cUngrt cation iOr the purpose OF pea cea bly con-
sidr!ing what action SAID cOngregation may
mink proper In regard a. The removal OF tue
trustees of the church The facts leading 20 the
application for thr Injunction a. learned from
the bill. seem 70 be thot a division exists he
tween he cumplainants aud respondents a. to
reta lnlnC the pastor Of he church For the
puTpO-e Of removing he pastor o. - alleged
That AZ meeting held bN authority of tue yesuy
on the 18th OF March the salary Of sad pastor
was Decreased At this meeting IL was also
voted . annex the church. which az present -
an independent body, 20 a Synod. IL l. fuuher
tli' geo mat the vote upon the annexation was
falsely announced, and for the purpose of re-
considering the action Of that meeting the c ON
plainhnt's requested the ysstry 70 call another
melting, which they refused l. do. The pastor
purpose would b. held on the I'd instant but
VIZ n the time arrived the compliments were
oenied entrance 10 the church. The church Is
a corporate body, aid by the constitution no
meeting other than Tor religious worship, can
be called except by authority Of the vestry }
Tie comp lalnaTts requested the trustees OF the
church To resign, which they refused TO do and
have called n meeting tor the purpose above
referred To, 70 be held the 10th OF the presen
month. The complaInants aver that threats of
violence have b-en made against them IN order
10 prevent Their attendance AT said meeting. and
thty believe tha they viii b. opposed and pre-
Ven. ed ty the defendants from participating
tLcThi And further, that the defendants have
conspired with persons belonging TO another
cCngrt gallon TO eXClude the compIa.nants from
all benefits of the church building. and 10
uansftr he property 10 a new congregation
composed of The defendants and a small MI
norliy Of The present congregation, together
with The Co-Ccnspirators Of SAID other congre-
gatiCn. The me ZION IN The case for an lnIunc-
tlon D. SCI ioI hearing al an early date. aud the
re- Ot Is looked FOR viii considerable interest
-BOH ~ -effr, l6b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
Eoreiou News.

Adyices by ca ole last night state that duel
took place on Wednesday near Munich be-
twees tie Russian Ambassador at Paris, Baron
Won Budberg and eN-AmDassadoT, Baron
Meyendorf, in which the Baron Buiberg was
severely but not fatally wounded i. the first
fire. He Immediately returned 70 Paris, aud
viii, IL is said, resign his Office at once. Dem
mark has reircied the Russian proposition for
a settlement OF the Sch wig difficulty. q n
eral Maggie and six other Feniaas sailed from
Cork, Ireland, yesterday, for the United
States. They were released by the English
Government on condition that they will never
return 10 that country. The latest ofhcisI des-
patches received IN England from AbyssInia
represent the advance of General NipI-'rs
forces within sixty miles of Magdala. The
troops we're all in good spirits. King Tneodorus
Is said 10 be uneasy and undec;i"d as 10 has plan
Of action. The Prince of Wales attend tue
Curragh Races yesterday, and was received
" Ith n uch enthusiasm. A great mass mcetipg
OF the Liberal party m England was held at
ST. James Hall, in London, last Night. Earl
Russell MSS Chairman, and Henry Fswc ette,
Sir John GREY and Others addrcssed the meet
ing. Resolutions were adopted approving ac-
ton OF Parliament upon the Irish Church
question and declaring thai the Tories should
give place TO Gladstone and the Lit raj leaders
Anthony Tr.liope 10 10 be sent 10 the United
States To ad Just ,he postal arrang-ments Ne
EQUATIONS have been commenced by the DANISH
Government Tor the sale Of the island Of Santa
Cruz 10 France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
The louisiana Election.

The election in louisiana commences To-
day, and VIII continue Tomorrow. There are,
ostcnsibly5 three tickets the field, a. fOllsws
For GOr-TEOr.
ConserN ative. Democratic Radical
J CT Taliaferro. Josh. Baker, II. G.. Warmoth
For Lieutenant GOUeTHOr.
L. L Dumas Albert voorhees,, .. :. Damn
For Secretary Of STATE.
II. Hardy, q. L. Bovee
For CARES.
/. A.w. Walker, A.W W llker, J. H Sypher.
=. A 4. Field. JaS. Mann, Simon Jones
3. J. Z. Fellows, x. WIcklihe, J.P. Newshsm.
I. NJ. Vidal
5. II Wilkinson, r Wilkinson, W j Blackb'rn
Colonel Narmoth II a native Of Illinois and
commanded a regiment of Missouri volunteers.
lie represents rae early advocates of negro
suffrage, who 80 tar repudiated the Il tnks-
Hahn Constitution and Governm mt Of Is6l as
10 send MIN collegiate 10 Congress from the
Territory of Louisiana Taliaferro was
President Of the late Reconstruction COnven-
ton, and represents the Gov. Wells dynasty
under tie Banks Hahn Constitution. Baker 10
the present Governor, appointed by General
Hancock. Both Dunn and dumas, for Lieut.
Governor, are negroes, and Voorhees,, the third
candidate, WAS Lieut. Governor under Wells
In the Third Congressional District the
Conservatives and Democrats VIII probably
unite upon Fellows, who was once a warm
Radical and KNOWN othIng politician in Ma
sacbusetts.
A full vote will De called out, and The regis
try, hIch in the last election stood 81, All re-
grces to As, 80 whites, has been 50 far revised
as probably 70 reduce the negro majority TO
1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
pROPUSALs FOB COAL.
SSsssfaat lHaytsT1zaSfsy'S Ggsos,
No Il3J GiTaY6 Street,

PhfIadsipkia Pa pal Do, los5.
rraied proposals sill be received this Off &c
tLu eieNeh III clock on TUESDAY, the
i't n-'Hht Tor furui-t ing the QusrtermasteT' g
les IN eft With Pave Thousand gross tons be st
l@ity hite ash anthracite Coal, of such sizes sd
A. such Quantities a. ay be ordered. for period
q 70 ear frem the fret day Of May next. with
.Ee PilNilege u Increasing the amount 10 Ten
thousand Tons. shOuid IL lie required
;" much 81 the coal ~ may be required for use Ia
thiu eli including the nited States Arsenals At
bFldt sbOr X aDd Gray : Ferry road, to amount
lot exceeding i en- Thousand Tons must be deIiy-
eyed tt such points in che city may BE- ordered
without scdi tioDal II pense to the United States
he balance 70 b. delivered on blari Of vessels at
this port IN good order and condition, free from
slate, b ne dust aud o'her impurities
PrOpor ais must he made out In pl ate or blank
- n, which can be obtained a. this Office.
h-y add tiOIal Information desired by persons
Wishing 10 bid will be furnished on Do ATTIC &,
tie lude signed Y J CHILLY,
Brevet Colonel and A. o NJ 3. Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
GOVERNMENT SALES.
I ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
IL GARRISON EQUIPAGE

I ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
IL GARRISON EoUIPAGE.
Depot QHdrttTnlastsr's OEcs, !
WaShtHRton, ID c. April IL 1873.
Will be sold at put lie auction. on TUESDAY,
May s. under the supervision of Captain ID q
Thomas, NJ. &. X. at Depot of Army Clothino
brmoTy square tins city commencing at 10 a. m.
the foiowing described Clothing, &c, to wit:
IS eO pairs BOotees, hand $50 Axe Slings,
sewed, 9a Pick -
leo Trousers foot. PASS III ttchet Slings.
LOO mtd, 40n PckaXes,
l. S3 Sack Goats, I'M .0O9 Pick Handles,
lined, 9l5 Hospital, Wall, and
81 sl6 Felt Hats, Common Tents aud
p eco Hat Cords, Flies, worn
Il otJ LIE ather Stocks, AabOut ~ 900 N. c. Off.
gg Leggings, GERS Chew OBS Badges
"a 90 yds worsted Lace, About $50 90 Numbers
% e0a knapsaCks, and Let ers
HoO1 Csnteens, Lot of Tent Pins all sizes,
10 90 Metallic Shoulder 90 " all Tent Poles
Seal ., 1919 Common -
500 amp kettlss, 6c.,Sc
32 600 Mess Pans,
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Every purchaser will be requif\1 to make a cash
deposit on the day of sale
Catalogues will be furI ishea on application
By order of the Quartermaster General.
j e. MCrERRAN,
Deputy QuaTtermssterC General,
sp B-lt Brevct Brigadier General u. 8. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
DKsPOsALs FOR OATS.
H,pdqrurters bisfIicf Indian Territory. J

d-TT4 N0TfgTS DTNfTfrf TRdI 0n 1sTlf0Tg,J
f5kes Chisf (aaTf.rHastsr.
F0yf Gibson, e. ", March - IS5sN
Proposals IN duplicate will be received at the Of
? 2 % the undersigned fort Gibson. &. N. un-
al g = ctCvA m..'May :, 1875 a. which time bids
sIti be led to fu nsh for the Of the Quar-
JeTma5teTs Department. delivered at Fort Ar
buckle { y. = 80 bu- bells Oats.
fbe = sui Tements AMI formalities usual in con
tTaC1Tg for Government supplies will be exacted
81 at bidders and all 20 whom any contract may
L AWARDED ia The present case.
.iyery 90 Commence e irIy a. June I. 1873, 4
bplitc a. th- rate e not less than 0-D bush
v.s SsT month. until the COR tract = filed.
.. authority Of BTevet MAJOR BRYANT, c. q
Arrll, commanding District Indian Territory.
A =. hIMBALL,
Captain and A. -. M. L. : Army.
81 lJC- Chief QuArtermaster District 4 r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES

Nary Department
BbrfTH Of PYOriSiOHS and (YofhtHg. April 8, 1858
Sealed Proposals. Endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beet and Vegetables will be received 1T this
bureau until O'Clock . the 18th day of
April j 5 for the supply Of $1,000 FUNDS of Fresh
bctt and 20 600 p uDd- IT Fresh Vegetables at the
Nsshiu gtOn Navy Yard and Station, ~ required
Thu beef and Negrtahl must be of good quality
and the lest thr market affords, and each Article
ust be offered for by the pound. The Beef to be
in equal proportions, fore and bind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
In cie halt the estimated amount of the contract
and tweUtv per cent IN addition will be withheld
fTs III the amount of each payment to be male. as
collateral security tor the due performance of the
contract which viii on no account be paid Until it
il fully compiled With.
Every Cf1eT made must be accompanied by a
written guarantee. sigued by one more respOn
side that the bidder bidders will NJ his
their bid BE- acCe pied enter into an obligation.
within nv" days, with good and sufficient sureties
10 furih the article. propnsrd the responsibility
OF the suarsntOrs to be certified To by the Assessor
II Internal Rev nue. for the district in which they
reside.
No proposal triH be considered HRIs'S GeronpqniSd
~ SHch quarantine. and ~ satisfactory erid,Hcs tipt
me bidder regular dSalsT ~ the articles pro
poSed 1nd has the Items required By Of CONGRESS
The Department reserves the right to reJt CT any
proposal not considered adyaItay -ous to the Gov
erUmeDt.
IT L. to be understood that in case the sti ated
quantity of either article shall BE- delivered,
leaving balance due the other article the
contract ay Ice completed in full as the option of
the Department. BRIDGE,
ap 7-1W Chief OF Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
MAYOR's OFFICE. CRY HALL,
w WAsHISGrON ID. O., ApCil Ii, IS


ING STREET NoRrH
osn M MI M IT, ,Iyrd , tt th i, once until IL
grazing ard graveling 1 street north, from rirs,
"e.essf - :, vrUfh street east or 50 much there
o. The h,y%r 1 ny direct tn. gts,t, =. be zine
inch =, the gutter ins and to be we'll rolsa, aud
t p ,,@ 5eli .eH o. AL st9ne Of improper .ize
st:di%s ;s% rst ;sg,4s sa%d for the s,..sI So
as' w Is ,h@ Sft or ias sh'h
The right is reserved to REJECT Sny or ~! Nils.
aPT,Aa@3 Commissioner Fourth Wsri.
NAVAL SUPPLIES.
No. % Byoasray. Ne,r York. April Is 1873.
Proposals will he received at this Office until
Which must lie o. the very hast aussy deiSRerei
free ofexpeD-e at the New York Navy YARD, and
49, Br,san %. .consi.seiiOa and Rspa;ts
p teI pounds wrnnsht Iron Spikes, a. x5li to
inches sozsn Fine Taper SAW Fils. u
inches; 7ioo pounds Boiler Iron SIS and : thick,
y n,rhes Tids 10 test long; 800 pounds Cotton
Retn.d l2o pounds b Lead Pipe. y to , inchs.:
pcnnd eI Ronsa az iITn n. to SH 400
Responsible security required for the prompt and
fstsfT dsiivs1s Of spppias swarde Further
GEORGE PLUNKETT,
ap IN Paymaster, o. 5. Navy.
NOTICE -oFFICE A. Q. n.
,b ssas ea tsa win be ,ece q At
O sbsst s Sc Dossd. G
Gaines, AIa6ama '0" ~ o''
,,ALont ~ go pounds of Railroad Iron at Fort
This property will be sold and delivered at the
points above named.
CHAS. A. REYNOLDS.
ap I3.6f Brevet LIZ. Col. and A. q NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AuctIoncer- and Real Estate Brokers,
No $40, southeast corner OF 7th and streets.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
RFNCH;PLATE Minors RTMSoN Anu
HAIk CLOTH PARLOK SITES. Book
MAHOGANY. AND PAINTED CHAMBER
SEiS, BkCSSELS- THREE PLY. AND IN
GkhaIN CARPETS &C, &C, AT PUBLIC
ON MONDAY, the Goth instant. at 10 O'Clock a.
m, We shall sell. at Houses Nos 391 and 1913 c
street north. between 50 and 40 streets lately
occupied by + Bliss, deceased. a large and
handsome assortment Of Furniture. comprising in
One Rosewood case octave Piano Cover and
stool made 10y Nose of Boston.
-Four hHn"some gilt framed French plate Mirrors
the Crimson and one Hair cloth ParIor Suite
Ten Bsir- cloth Sofas
Walnut Bookcases
Walnut, Mahogany and Painted Chamber Suites
Marble top Buresus. Washstands, and fables
WaDnt and Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and
Nashstands
Cushion, Castor, and Cane seat Chair,
Mahogany Card Tables
Walnut hatnot, Tea Poy Tables
air and Hulk Mattresses
Brussels Three-Ily, and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Comforts Quilts, Blankets
Sheets and Pillow Gases, Feather Pillows
Tin Toilet Sets, Window Curtains and Shades
Cooking, Parlor, and Chamber Stoves
ball Oilcloth. Brussels Stair Car pet
Dining Chairs and Tables, Refrigerator
Knives aud Forks, Spoons, CfOckery, Tin, and
Glassv are
Kitchen Furniture. &c. SC, &c
To which We in ite the attention OF dealers and
the public in general the Furniture is OF a good
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ap lid AuctiOneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

CUCUMBERs-TheJ Japanese plant cucumbers
in drills three or four feet apart ana bush them
ike peas with tail brush wood, arching the
tops together. IL saves space. avoids tram pling
on the vines IN picking. aud secures . uniform
q. yelol ement OF the fruit 90 all sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
TIE AMLRrCAr

THE AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LEAeUE-Peter
Cooper, President Of the American Industrial
Lcagu,, has ,ss ued q circular inviting q ooa-
f.renc. 81 the lsads of A m.rican industry, TO
be held at the Metropolitan, New York, on
TuPs da - the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

: A. The Snrrrme Oeort OF fsHn-1s has inst
rendered decisioa which denies tia right offs
married woman to convey her own real estate
v IN out hsr husbadd signing the deed, though
she may bring q suit IN her own name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

SuIc,pEs.-There were two suicides day IN
PARIS las wear. and the largest number TOOK
place in the month Of April The nunber Of
m. n v DO committed suicide was ten times that
of "a omen. 49,. "a -#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

NOR SALE CHEAP-eToCK AND FIxTSRtS
q Cont. ction.ry and fancy S.orS; 'neiuoi ny
IN be sod bsrssia. q lys PennA avenue. near
oh Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
by WILLIAM WALL q CO., Aucts,
II Stores 8 "A 5 and 3t7
Southwest corner Pa. ave and 9Th street
PEREMPTORY SALE OF MEDICAL sroRE!

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF MEDICAL STORES
- &C, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. April 18th. CON
mencing Al 10 O'Clock. we will sell at .ur sal
Room-, without reserve, the following Medica
Stores. com prising-
q casts Powdered Opium, in half pound BOTTLES
PhilaeelI hia Lab, rstory
p cases Powdered ipecac. in half pouud BOTTLES
Philadelphia Laboratory
"a cases Powdered Soc loes half pou nd bottles.
Philadep hia Labor story
5cases ChorofoTm, In half pound tin cans, Astoria
Laboratory
20 cases kther Fortior in half pound tin cans
Astoria Laboratory
loo cases PulyerIZsd Rhubarb, in half pound bot
ties. Philadelphia La oIatory
IL cases Bermuda ARROW Root. ia FIVE pound cans
100 gro Quart Packing Bottles.
be above Goods san be seen three days before
The sale, ana viii have 70 be removed within five
days from the day of sale
Terms Cash, a Government funds
spl6-d VIM. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17

LLSOR sALH--A very superior VANILY HORSE,
gentle The owner viii oner him reason In
stie. a. re has no use for him: He can be 06
Blind Depot, corner Ith and Canal. nh - eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
pRoPosALs FOB TRANSPORTATION.
BNysdx Of Ordnance,
Nary DspaTfUsRf.

WASHINGTON CIR. M rch z, 1865
tlei Propos ais will BE- received at this once
Hntli noon. April twenty t.0l, ISIS for the trans
f"Tntilon, BY railroad OF water. of three hundred
ana tOurtet u (slI Nayy Bronze HOwitzers, weigh
.uk IN the sRgrs gat- about hundred and seven
u hVe 10 tons more or less from letters Bar
a A. k.serN. about twelve miles below ST. Louis,
Mo. OF the Missi--ippi river and II be deliys-ei
81 the New Ork Navy Yard
fTOpc-ai- 10 be eDdrrsed Z" For Trans pOrtation
Eev lOrk ="
Bld1eTs viii state the price Per ton at which they
viii agree 10 tIing the freight the entire distance
snd the time within which 10 will be done.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or
Gil bids not Ceerned advantageous 10 the Govern
ment, and the party parties TO whom the con-
tract MAY be- awarded must furnish good and sum
CAS- NJ security TO the value Of one half the amount
Ct lis their bid for the faithful performance Of
The contract Ii. A. WISH,
nh zs-fto Chief of Bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-17
wi L A g A GR AP ES,
EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT.
NV. BURCHELL.
fe31-t Corner 18th and y streets
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STITES PATENT OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, April 4, 1858.
On the petition Of HENRY OUTCALT, of Will
min gt,n. Ohio. praying for the extension Of q
patent gran ted to him the 18th day OF July, 1884.
for an imr 70 vement in Mode of Constructing Me-
tanic Roofing, for seven years from the piration
OF said patent, which takes place on the 18th day
Of j. ly, lS8 -
1t u ordered that the said petition be heard st
the Patent Once on Monday, the 2A day of
June next, at II O'Clock N; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, # any they
have why said petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
set forth in writing at least tcenty days before the
day Of hearing; all Testimony nled BY either srty
70 b. used ct the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on epp!icstion.
Dispositions and other pApels relied upon as tes-
tinony, must be lsd n the ofscs t,ss.iy days de,
within ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered also that this notice be eabhshed 10
the Re publican aud the INTEL eencer
D. c., snd in the Evening Chronicle. CinctnnAu
Ohio, once week for three successive weeks; the
hrst Of said publications e. be ct least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing. A. .,
An lo-w3s Acting Oomnissioner Of Patents.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Brokers,
Southeast corner 7th and ID streete

HOUSEHOLD rCRSITURE AT AUCTION Z
On TUESDAY. the 2ist instant, At lU o'clock o
m. We shsll sell at boase No. 4e6 l. street north,
between 10th and 18th streets west, an excellent
assortment Of furniture, viz:
Walnut Sofas, Chairs and RoCkera
Centre Tables ard Wbafpots
Mahogany Dining aud side Tables
Walnut Sideboards
Cane Seat and other Chairs
Walnut Bedstesds. Bure aus and WaShstands
Three Ply and grain Carpets
Ball OIL Cloth, Step CARPET and hugs
Husk and Cotton Top Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows, aud Bcisters
Blankets, Quilts. Sheets and Cases = - Es-
Crookery. Glass and other Wares
Cooking, PArlor and chamber Stoves
of cf Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAMS.
eplb tEIl Auctiopeere.