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Evening star., 1869-11-02

DEATH OF COLONEL CHARLES X. GARDNER
This cstimable citizen, whose serious illness was
noticed in THE STAR some days since, died last
evening at his residence on Capitol Hill.
Col. Gardner was born in Morris county. New
Jersey, in 1851, and i'm 1871 removed with his
parents to Newburg, on the Hudson, where he
finished his education. He was student Of med
icine with Dr. Hosack, in New York, when he
received the appointment Of ensign in the Old
Sixth regiment Of infantry in 1903. In the fol-
lowing year, while on duty at Oswego, he was
appointed adjutant Of bis regiment He served
as Such at various points, and at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, General Wade Hampton appointed
him his brigade inspector. In July, 1872, he was
appointed captain of the Third artillery, and in
the following month, General Armstrong, then
in command at New York, made him his brig
ade inspector. In March, 1878, he was in charge
OF the adjutant generals Office at Washington
as assistant, but was soon afterward prom6.ed
to major Of the Twenty-ffth infantry, and or
dered to the Northern frontier at Sacketts Har-
Dor. He was in the battle of chrysier's Field.
In the following spring he accompanied General
Browns division first from French Mills to Sack
ett's Harbor, and then to Buffalo, and in April
received the appointment Of adjutant general
with the rank Of colonel. For distinguished SER
vices on the Niagara frontier he was breveted
lieutenant colonel, but, being then colonel. he
declined it. In May, 1916, he was recommis-
stoned adjutant general OF the Army OF the
North, and in 1918 he married and resigned. In
1928 he edited the Neao Fork Patriot, AMI was
appointed corresponding clerk in the Post Office
Department.. In 1929 he became assistant Post
master General. He became auditor of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department in 1896.
and was afterward postmaster at Washington
city, and surveyor general of Oregon. He was
the author of a Compend of Infantry Tactics.
and very comprehensive Dictionary of the
Evening star., 1869-11-02
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star 1SuiI ling.
s.w. Corner Pennsvlvania Av. aad Il:h St.,
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Year. Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the
ofhce longer than paid fur.
THE WEEkLI STAR published on FriGay
uOrning-one Dollar and a halt a year.
Evening star., 1869-11-02

I|Jen. Davis is to settle at Hernaudo, Miss.
Evening star., 1869-11-02

ACADEMY OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND
ART.-F0r some months past several of the
leading minds i'm various departments of learn
ing have been engaged in the formation Of an
institution to secure cooperation and concert Of
action in the advancement and diffusion of
knowledge. Last night they completed their
organization, and are now ready for work. They
Evening star., 1869-11-02
IrOssg lseut Germspy.

Earthquake Throughout Germsny.
htseTaFhed EsoiWsir,ly 70 The Eresfag star.
fRANkfoer-oN-THs-NAr Nov. 2-puite
heavy shocks OF eaI h Iaake were felt last eve
mhg throughout Germany. and particularly iva
fort.
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T.lesrapAed EEclasirtIs

MADRID. NOV. 2-rha Csiinet has h.en 4,
rsrt N rtcors:raCted. Martas has been at,s,iut,I
ford N Secretary. and Figaerola Mini .,er OF
Finance.
Evening star., 1869-11-02

~ 1SS W Pratt street. Baltimore, Nd.
May be consulted all Female Complaints and
Prirate Diseases. Ladies and gentlemen " no wish
to consult physician Of great skill and experience
will do well 10 call Nervous Debility &C. sncce.--
July treated Bnsin@ss strictly confidential. Al
ttteIs KasI contain stamp. oe7-ln
Evening star., 1869-11-02
AMUSEMENTS.
NJ NATIONAL THEATRE

SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
The world renowned
NEWCOMB MINSTREIlS,
And the great Dutch Comedian.
JOE EMMETT.
THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK in
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
Replete with and choicest Gems. Songs Bur
leagues: and tTotesque Delineations OF Joe Emmett
MATINEE ON SATURDAY at 20 clock.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats. nnl-tr
Evening star., 1869-11-02

GIBSON BROTHERS.
VI BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
2sl. south eide Pennsy anis avenue.
Give slIict persoaa altsatioA " b0siless. eell 3n
Evening star., 1869-11-02

Woskiagf0n, January q, 1888.
The foregoing articles of detailed regulations
for carrying into execution the postal convention
OF 26th September, 1851, between the United
States and the Netherlands, ard hereby ratified
and approved.
Witness my hand and the seal of the P0st-Of-
flee Department, this twenty first day Of Janu-
ary, 4. j.. 1858.
fL.s 81 ALEX. w. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1869-11-02
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

Hereafter. the Fine Steamships e q. KNIGHT.
JOHN GIBSON: and VALLEY CITY, of 1seHA.
the MERCHANTS LINE. will make<44EEAS
regular semi weekly trips between NEW11sexS
NORk. ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON, and
GEORGETOWS, follows: Leave NEW YORK,
frCm Pier 29. East river, every WEDNESDAY and
sATC RDAI, at T. m Leave GE0RGErOWN
For further information, apply to JOS. l.. GAIT,
Agent, Office and wharf fot 81 High street. George
town. at the corner Of Eth street and New York
avenue.
au2l II W THOMPSON. President
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~ PETERSBURG LETTER. ;, a. .
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
EarEytazra ,.a ------- H1aN
SMALL MISUNDERSTANDING WEATHER.
81 sFaa RELIEF TO THE POOR. +"
.PETERsBUae. january Is, 1869.

PETERSBURG, January rs, 1863.
The nearest spproach-though at very
humble disrance-to anything like sen
sation to-day, was the appearance Of 8 very
genteel- looking dwarf on the streets, fol
lower by numerous crowd Of boys. The
lit..ie fellow is about twenty years Of age
OF regular features, and engaging manners
by name, Charles Decker. He is driving
good business selling his photograph sne
his Life" 1t is not the first time tina
small men have had their biographies writ
ten, containing perhaps nothing more i'm
portant to mankind than this Of MIR
Decker's. ,ea -. 1888
Yesterday was day of extreme lowell
ness for the season and being Sunday, il
seemed to draw everybody out into the
genial sunshine. The churches were crowd
ed with yotaries, and every face wore o
happy expression. Let Us hope that at the
same time eheerfulness was visitor in
many lowly abode where want and suf.
feripg bnt too often show their repulsive
featuree. ... ..s Fill
In this connection it may not be amiss tc
advert to the great relief afforded to the
poorer class by the soup-house. As often
as three times week liberal distribution
is made to about i've hundred applicants,
with proportionate rations of bread. 1t was
hoped that its benefits might have been dis
pensed every day, but the resources Of the
association have thus far proved made
quate. s..
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letter from West Virginia.

SOEIDapOuQcuCcs VI n1Culuoil0s A1lSp5kc1ls
i E&r PARKERsBuRG, WEST VA.,f i
ss January %, 1859.
The daily visits Of your paper are looked
for with pleasure. 49, 5s t,ul.-.
Our city is not as fonrishing as it was
three years ago ! yet there are signs OF
improvement. Our City Council has sub
soribed $40, 900 to the Little Kanawha Ma
vigation Company, which, in addition to
tho SS3,000 before subscribed, insured the
slaek-Water navigation to Burning Springs
the great oil city of West Virgins, where
large amounts hsye been lost in oil speou-
istion. This business has now gotten into
regular and legitimate hands. The ouan::
tity produced is large, and prices remune-
:, rative and there is more activity and in
essuiry for leases within the last two months
shan there has been for two years.
y The Baltimore and Ohio railroad haa
suspended operations on the bridge across
the Ohio river ct this place, on account Of
high water, until spring, when they will
put 1000 hands at work. III,
Our State Legislature, which is now in
session, viii locate the capital, and the
natural advantages of this place induce US
to think II will be located here. .7'.a -
In our city election, the Democrats
elected the mayor and six out Of seven of
the council. .~rr,.. r: s.as = n.
Winter has been very mild, and the wheat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26

DOE RENT, TINT valuable, TRoT TT -
~ TsRh OK Known as rJACKsON?PAEh. ~
,is.ha ,nnst Convenient race-course to Richmond,
the City line running through II and T rept 1T II
Se oSdresa me through the postofice- care o,
Meade g Baker or can see me personally az my
residence near Inc sFaeA J b. HARvH Ja. 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

V7ERY DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE
v HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ON THE
BELOW RICHMOND. For SALE or RENT
At AUCTION, II o G. EFT II En- WITH THE
HORSES CATTLE HOGS, CRnPS OF CORN.
MENTs. HOUSEHOLD -FbRNII URE, &c.--At
the request OF John n. Davis. Esq (who is about
to remove to his recent purchase ut Goochland
Continuously, we shall sell at public auction, on
ary 1862 commencing at II O'Clock a. 81 the
very desirable FARM on which he resides. adjoin-
ingth lands Of General West, Colonel Smith. lLr.
Anderson &c It 1 cSnt ain ONE " DR R
fine heart admirably we'll adapted for corn. wheat,
and the grasses. There are tbirty-stx bushels No
l white wheat seeded, and about fifteen acres In
clover. The buildings are rst-rate, consisting OF
a large dwelling, kit hen, quarters. barn, stable
&c. The land is eqaal TO the best IN the vicinity
OF Richmond.
After the sale of the land. will be sold the per-
sonal effects on IL, consisting or ..
Two good HORSES,
Six COWS, III 4@s.I s@
Several HOGS, .. ~.
From rs to 100 barrels CORN.
About 10, eco 70 5000 pounds each no Of FOB
fine CLOVER Hay:
One excellent TOP B. GGY,
Several CARTS and WAGONS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
And a parcel OF excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. + .-.
Possession given IN few days.
TERMS For the real estate, made known at the
hour OF sale and for the personal fleets, all SUMS
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
W. GODDIN, Aucioneer.
2. S.-Hfrom any cause the farm be not sold. II
win be RENTED OUT At AUCTION, for the
ia Is~w&stds w. GoDDIN.
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sftsr-g = AteFsGa ttssts ssets.tst
WASHINGTON LETTER.
correspondence q ~. Richmond CHING y, Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Jenuary "a, 1869

WASHINGTON, January "a, 1869.
II is expected that during the presen,
week tho Reconstruction Committee will
report favorably on large number Of per-
sons from whom petitions have been pre-
seuteG sprayins for relief from political
disabilities. The majority. Of these parties
send fn their petitions themselves, and ask
no influence in having them considered
from members Of Congress, and these in
stances, members Of the committee state are
considered as best deserving of attention,
for the reason, as Radicaley also state, that
the petitioners are belieyed to,be more sin-
core Hnsn they come In their own influence
without requesting members Of Congress TO
urge RELIEF for them. In. tbs Senate, such
petitions are referred TO s3e Committee on
tie Judiciary. Among the last-named
which nave been presented are the follow
ing from Pulaski county, Va.,-viz., C. E.
Doddridge. r. D. Gardner. Joseph L. An
derson, William H. Davis, Stephen Kirby,
James NJ. Crockett, Napoleon B. French,
P. F. Woolwire, John W. Haney, John 8.
Draper, and John r.. Dunlap; Robert @.
Trigg. Of Christiansburg; and, John 0. Tay-
lor, Or Lynchburg. d iyss Z Z, 81
oP0CHiatlonB ConcernlnR UTAH. d C6Olnei
have,about ceased. Even Colfax is not yei
posted, and it is firmly believed by mem.
bers Of Congress, newspaper men, and
others here, that the entire slste will no,
be known until tho names are sent to the
Senate for confirmation. The Radicals in
the senate in not immediately conourring
in the House bill to repeal the tenure-of:
ottica act, and also in not referring the bill
to trnnsfer the Indian Bureau to the War
Department, which was recommended
strongly by Grant, to the Military Commit
tee, which would have insured its early re-
port and passage, have paved the way for
sundry evidences Of their latent distrust Of
their choice for President. There win be
complaints that he is I" drifting ere many
months, rsT Z, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26
Encouraging News rs to Land Sales
A Fr1xht-The Weather-A NesrO's

q. Encouraging News as to Land Sales
A Fr1xht-The Weather-A Negroes
Crop.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
BOWLING GREEN, January rs, 1869.
On Saturday Mr.. Samuel Schooler sold
two hundred acres, including the mansion
of his Edge Hill estate, for the sum OF
$4,000, or $40 per acre--Mr. Wentz, a
northern man, the purchaser. The same
day there were collected at Guiney's sta
ton seven other gentlemen from the North,
bargaining for lands, one of whom wishes
to buy three thousand acres. They also
want to buy about three hundred acres in
and around the station to divide in lots and
form a town, and offered, understand,
double the value of the land before the war
but were refused, the holder asking $l00
per acre. 1t is thought the parties will We,
come upon terms. Mr.. James j.. White
has been offered $40 per acre for two hun
dred acres Of his estate. 1t is more than
probable sale will be effected. Mr.. J. Nj
Hudgins, agent for John G. Williams, Of
Richmond, to-day completed the sale Of
Holly Hill, near Milford Station, containing
357 acres, for $l1 900, and the personally
for $4,000, $4,000 of which was paid in
cash. The purchaser is gentleman from
Alabama. ,rs . +.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilmer, Of the Presbyte-
rian.church Of fredericksburg, at the so
licitation of several Presbyterian families,
preached most eloquent and powerful SER
mon in the Episcopal church in this place
yesterday. Last night, in the midst Of his
discourse, suddenly a fash of light illu-
mined the church; lady in the oongrega-
ton screamed sire! :" at the top of her
lungs; the whole congregation, large one,
made rush for the single door Of the
building. The excitement and confusion
was intense, and in a short time every one
was in the yard, either through the door o,
windows, several of which were smashed
The cause was soon found to be simply the
burning Of foR chimney Of the house ad-
joining the church. Good order was soon
restored, and the minister returned to the
pulpit and the congregation to their seats.
The oldest inhabitant " says he never
saw better weather in his life than we are
are having now. The farmers are taking
advantage Of it to pillow for large crops the
coming season. .EAa / a5E5L
Last year an old negro, near this place
made one hundred and forty barrels Of corn
with the assistance of an old mule and his
boy. Can il be beatS Ks 'A@,' pa QUILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26
~ BY Lyme q Brother,
Aucttoneers and Rea, Ests;e Agents,
4stfsia : ~ tks5 Main street.
THREE-sToRY BRr,

5NTALUABLE THREE-SToRY BRIcy
~ TENEMENT mo. SOD. ON THE East
SIDE OF NINETEENTH BETWEEN RROIh
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE a.
AUCTI0E.--Wew will sell at public suc,ion. a.,
the premises, on tn tuesday the 18th day Of jan.
uary, 1893 at half past O'Clock 2. NJ, that ve
Desirable ard co,iyenfently-arranged BRICK
TENEMENT located as described. at present oc.
cupiad Mr.. @. j. Points at an annual rent OF s;oa
containing seven rooms kitchen. with gas ara
wafer, &c. There 10 also city cuiverts On In
premises. The pr. perry Is In nice repair.
- The lot fronts az BY 10 feet,
parties wishing 70 invest would do we'll 10 attend
this sale az &c Is seldom such property Is eser.d
In the market.
TERMS At sale. LYME q BROTHER.
las .. kuctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26
By A. g. Puiliam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER.-In execution OF the provisions of
certain deed OF trust from Robert Garter and wife
to the subscriber as trustee. and bearing date he
Goth day of March, 1885, and duly of record in the
Clerks Office or the county Of Chesterfield, and
being requii ed so to do by the beneficiary In said
deed, WI sell at public auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY the Goth day OF January. 1850, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ, the very valusble STORE AND
DWELLING-HOUSEa and LOT now occupied by
between Jones street and the corporation line
The lot fronts 2S feet and runs back l65 feet The
house contains five rooms, and is In excellent re-
pair.
TERMS Cash as to $3.50: balance at six and
twelve months lii negotiable notes, interest added
deed of trust to secure deferred payments. Taxes
for 1859 to be paid by purchaser.
A. G. PULLIAM.
q Trustee.
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'A0 '"' n. BENSON. Auc.,opeer,
SALE OF VALUABLE


4 LAND IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY-By
virtue of a deed OF trust executed by y dwin Taa-
ferro TO the subscriber for certain purposes therein
specifed, the subscriber will sell, on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1852 ct Gloucester Court
house at public auction TO the highest bidder tia.
vainahle TRACT OF LAND lying on North river
IN gloucester county, adjoining the lands Of War.
ner T. Taliaferro and others, on which Mrs. Bland
Tal.aferro &C present resides
1r.nis tract OF land contains ONE HUNDRED
AND THEE ACRES lies Immediately on North
liver In one Of the most desirable neighborhoods
IN fbe comfy There Is on the place good
and all necessary ouE-
bindings and the land Is productive and In good
stare OF cult alton II is rarely that such desirable
property Is offered for sale.
The terms viii be accommodating. FEELING az
trustee will only undertake to convey such inte-
rest as Is vested In me by the said deed Of trust
but the title is believed TO be perfect.
For further particulars, or any information on
purchase are referred to Richard =: Folkes, Esq,
Charles City county; to General William B. Talla..
farro, OF Gloucester, or to the subscriber.
An 10 tdsx w SHEPARD MILLER. Trustee,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A sure
LII cure for rheumatism. No swallowing OF
drugs. Worst cases feel .asy and sleep well after
app ying my EXTERNAL CURE. Money cheer
fully returned IL no cure Is effected Address 4.
NJ. care of box ISL, Richmond, Va, enclosing
sixty cents. aa asl .#.a. Ia 23-atx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26

ID losking' flns.. Persons going west Will
And this aFosd point totssop and consider
veil hcfora tessipg the borders q what was 4 9
once che old State. 80 s.-
We feel a great 6esirs TO- see chg old.
mother Etase sazssn. represented in Con-
gress, and wish the new movement sue
cess, thinking that the best that can be
done under the circumstance. yftar1 j. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26

TOAL AND W0OD.--Consumers will DO
a we'll tn give me call as I guarantee to give
nerfect satisiacti n In price and quality: Always
on hand the best roAL and W0TD A ~ Mn
Inc Glory or Lstrobe stove also good AHTHRA-
CirE for regular stoves CRATES, or furnaces Also
best OAK and PINE WOOD, GLOVER ELL
LIMP. AVERAGE. or SMITHS COAL at prices
To suit the times Office and yard, Nineteenth ana
Cary and seventh and Craze streets:
la IA : go -TI.E CHARLES H. PAGE.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT IN MANCHESTER.-In pursuance Of
a deed OF trust dated on or about the 30th Of May,
1855, from Henry Cunningham to the undersigned
recorded in the clerks office of the county court Of
ciary proceed to sell at public aucl ion. OH the
premises. att O'Clock P. NJ. on SATuRDhf the
9Th day OF February. 1859, the LOT wi the dwell.
feet on the south ide OF Hull street ut the
of Hull and Harrison streets, part OF Lot No 20
In the plan of Manchester.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to sum sufficient TO
pay the debt secured, and balance on terms to be
stated at sale. G. q. MCkaE,
Ia % Trustee.
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T7RUsTEEY sALE OF ABOUT EIGH.

TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-sEYEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed Of trust exc
cutad by Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his wife,
bearing date on the 1st Of January, 1881 and duly
recorded In the County Court OF YORK county, the
request Of the creditor secured by said deed, and
having given the four months notice required by
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders OF such
reOutsition, will, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of
FEBRUARY 1869, at the frOnt door OF The Exchange
Hotel in the city Of Richmond at the corner Of
Yrar Kiln and Fourteenth streets, at the hour Of Il
o, clock NJ, proceed u sell the REAL ESTATE
convened by the deed Of trust Aforesaid called
and known as "Q;FgG'S ERBBk,n or so much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary 70
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
tarfes Of York river and but short distance from
said river in the county OF York, In the state OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or i've feet OF wa.
ter can ascend this creek to within Few miles OF
Williamsburg. ,,..
J'ne place is said to be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description Is now
Thought to be necessary as Y Is presumed that any
one desiring 10 purchase VIII vie" The premises
and fudge for himself before the day or sale.
THE TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half of the purchase money on The day OF sale, and
the balance In two equal payments-one on The l't
day OF January 1870 and The other on the Isl DAY OF
January 1871, and for which he shall execute Ills
bonds, each to carry interest from the day OF sae
and TO be secured by deed OF trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot sweeney. residing In The
city Of William sburg, will take pleasure in show
ing the land to any ono desiring to purchase.
II. 3. DOUGLAS,
60 AVJT - tlaG
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-TOR RENT OR LEASE, IN THEaA
n Mny1H1or GHARL oTTEsvILLE, al
I.rsa and haSdsome PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
with servants' houses stable sarriage ICE cen ans
\ ocrea of ground which embrace a wel-shaded
Yard. due garden lwell stocked with fruit, treesl,
and q large horse-tot and truck-patch. For int
his agents in charlottesville, Messrs DUE
J0ERs attorneys at law. u PHI. hYLETT, -
la 20--1m nee ~ Law once loos MAIN sLI ess.
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INVALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
" AT rAUGTIoN.-On MONDAY. February
sth we shall sell at our tobacco factory on Twen-
flfth street. without reserve, to close our pusi-
ness and CO. partnership, the entire stock OF - A.
CHINERY and FIXTURES In said fsstory-ygiz;;::
- One HYDRAULIC PRESS, PUMP ana Il
rr = RETA INFRs. TRUCKS, &C
One FINISHING PRESS and RETAlNEEs,
SHAPING MILLS-all sizes;
.~a BOX SCREWS, $40 G...- l. .e...s D. "-.'
FINISHING, MILLS, f.eEa a'.fs s..g~
F" POTS, BANDS, .. .....
BILLETTS, DRYERS,
BENCHES, G|ab-. I.-...@ veg &
SCALES. STOVES.
81 TOBACCO STICKS, sa~. .a = .#.~"Hgs..
STEM PRESS, I'll. ,-s-........t j.. vi. s-....
BOX LUMBER, y -.E-+
WORKSHOP, and all other
FlXTURES and MACHINERY usea III coll
- Quoting our business.
~ -r.E FACTORY FOR RIM.
AT the same time, the SPACIOUS FACIOSf
now occupied by US will be RENTED for The pre-
sent year.. ,4s..f =. =,
Terms Liberal. Sale to commence al IL
O. clock. a..t. =, er,rero,r