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.
rrs Nrw GAs.Hofpsa, some Of the par
ticulars in reference TO the new 6as-noioer'
with which the pipes of the Gas company
we're connected yesterday, were published In
the Press of July 22d, and it may not be out OF
place to reprint them now with some addition
al information.
The new telescope gas-holder which was
completed few weeks ago, is situated near
the engine house of the Portland & Kennebec
Railroad Company on Canal street. 1t con-
sists of tank, the walls of which are built in a
most substantial manner of brick, and were
built up last fall to within four feet of the top
and then boarded over as protection from the
frost. In the spring the walls we're completed
and the bottom built This tank holds the
water, or will hold it as soon as the supply OF
Sebago is sufficient. Into this tank is intro
duced the gas-holder, built in two sections the
upper one 80, and the lower one u IL ieet IN
diameter, and each 20 feet high, OF sheet IRON,
and the upper section sinks down into the
lower section when the amount OF gas Is not
% large as to cause the water to push it out by
the expansion Of the gas.
Upon viewing the holder at present nothingis
to be seen but the iron columns above the tank,
six in numbtr with the girders which connect
them at the top. The fastenings or supports to
the holder run upon these columns as the fan
ges of a wheel run upon Trail, and the col
umds are hollow containing the weights by
which the upper section of the holder sinks
into the lower section (like as the joints of
telescope shut up) when the pressure of the gas
is removed. The new holder was built at an
expense Of $4,000, and the builders were
Messrs. Jesse w. Starr & Sons of Camden, n
j. The pipes from the old gas holder and the
new, join each other near the main, and are
fitted with valves for regulating the supply OF
gas, small house being built over tho pipes at
the place where they connect, and called the
valve-house. The capacity of the new holder
is about 200, 900 cubic feet, while that of the
old one is about 10000 cubic feet The old
one, however, has been somewhat out of 'kilt-
err" for about six months or more, so that its
capacity is now estimated at 1876, 900 cubic feet.
Now that the new holder is constructed, and as
soon as the water is supplied by the Water
Company, the old holder can be used as a re-
serve and the supply of gas will be more than
sufficient for the use of the city for many years
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NE W YO n K.
THE GRAND JURY INSTRUCTED To ENQUIRE
INTO THE GOLD CONSPIRACY.

THE GRAND JURY INSTRUCTED TO ENQUIRE
INTO THE GOLD CONSPIRACY.
New YORK, Oct. lin the court OF Oyer
and Terminer to-day Judge Ingraham, in his
charge to the grand jury, called their attention
to the law making it a criminal offence for
twenty or more persons to conspire together to
commit any act injurious to trade or commerce.
He called their attention to the recent gold
combinations, and said it may we'll be the duty
of the grand inquest, as it is undoubtedly
within their power, to inquire whether the law
had lost its importance, to inquire whether
such occurrences have been brought about by
any unlawful combination, and If 80, to bring
the guilty parties to trial.
The courts were generally adjourned to-day
out of respect to the memory Of the late ex-
President Pierce
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
The steamships Russia and Silesia, from
Europe, arrived tonight. The former brings
the mails of Oct. ID.
CELEBRATION OF CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
The Cooper Institute was crowded tonight
by friends of Cuba to celebrate the first ami
versary of Cuban independence. Senior Lenus,
Cuban minister to Washington presided. Con-
gratulatOry kilograms were read from promi-
nent persons in various parts of the country
Speeches were made by members of tho Junta
and others. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
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Adnsi7aistru tors Sale.
.1osenh Ha,e's Estate


DURSUANr to licence the Judge OF Probate
l. tor Cumbei nd County, snail sell al fuoli-
Auction, on the premises, on thursday, the twenty
first uay OF Cetobe., "A ID. 1sf9 at u'eiosk r. N.
ths valuable real estate, situated on the ws-tery
idle or State st. bet ween Pine and Congress stIe~i,
numbered W on said State st. Known IN lone tead
OF the late Joseph nae, Consisting oil three stony
brick H with an Ell ard lot Of isnu ,onnS, ted
therewi,h. House Is cons enient, hated by sieam,
no, ana cold water. The widows right oi DOVER will
be consrytd with the roper. y. said premises are
subject mor gage heII by the Five Csut SavinRs
Bank dat May 20 1859, or SIPS, with IN err 1t,
si,o a mortgage to Almira Stetsou dated Nay 2S,
1863 for SIo6667 with IN crest For iuriber pa. tio-
ulars inquire Ut the undersigned
b. C. sOMER Y, Administrator.
r. A BIRD q % , Auetioneers.
sepSdtd.
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, On Nv
= market lot, Market street, shall sell Hoise "a
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. II. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer.
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rELEGRApH1G ITEMS.

There was slight frost at Mobile yesterday
morning.
A smoking car on the Hudson River Rail
road was thrown off the track yesterday, by
stone. The car was dragged for long dis
lance. No one was hurt.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-Freights-The following
are the current rates from Port Richmond for the
week n"ing Oct 8th:-To Portsmouth, s. 80; Bos-
ton, So 25 q so; Chelsea, $225 q 2 40; Dghton
81 80; Fall River. 81 80; bingham an dis 81 IS;
Milton, 81 90; Nantucket. 50 Is; New Bedford, So;
Weymouth 81 80; Providence. 81 90.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 8-FreiQhts-To Liverpool
by sail, 9-16d on uplands and Id on Sea Islands,
Coastwise-To New York by steam, e p fb. on Up
BY sail ic y tb on Unla Dis, 81 90 R tierce on Rice,
4oc p Dbl on Resin, 50 " NJ on Lnmb, and % @ 10
P M on Timber. To Boston by sail, tc % tb up
land Cotton; Providence S. " al ON Boar Isl fc y
fb OH unllnd Cotton. Vessels in demand by our
merchants to take Lumber Frsights from George
town. Sc Darien and Satiila river Ga, and Jackson
willie, Fla, to Northern ports, and $11 q IL % q.
rates on Lumber and Boards. -.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 6-Freights.-The market
is quiet but hrm. Liverpool by sail 1I-16d with
masters a-kng Id to 60 on; by steam nominally Id.
Havre lie. New York steamers full at L. b stou
1sc The supply OF tonnage is very light, there be
ing only one disengaged vessel in port A ship living
In Mobile bay was taken for Geona at II. There are
at present on the berth ST Gamers for New York,
for Bo ton, for Philadelphia for Havana, ships
az barque for HAVE, ships and barqus for
Liverpool,
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MAssACHUs ETTS.


MYSTERIOUS sTABBING AFFAIR.
WORCESTER, Oct. ia man named Pat
rick Kern was found lying in the street last
evening with seven stabs inflicted in various
parts Of his body. He is alive, but refuses to
give any explanation of the affair.
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
The storm last night did not prove SO de-
structive as was feared, although in many
places the recent repairs to roads were washed
away. This was especially the case in Fitch
burg and vicinity, where only the utmost
efforts prevented serious damage.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrative Sdics
DURSUANT to license OF the Judge Of p obaie
I for Cumberland County shall Eel at Pub ic
Auction, on the premises, on Friay, the PED ia II
ocaob r, 1863, at o'clock P M (ae'ny a postp ne
ment from the sth inst) lot OF land sltnaIe on tue
crner ri New ury and Chu.ch Street in Portland
about 30 by so feet, sui Ct to r, eaee to I'll
Portland Savings Bank tor $3.50 with in crest dat
ed March 18th. 1862 For further particulars
quire OF the undersigned.
b C. SOMERBY -.
R. A. BIRD & CO, Aurt on"~-s. 1cetf
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Guardians sale.

nN SATURDAY., october 10th, 1862 at noon, win be
" sold at public sac on the premises; Lot OF
land on Franklin st. east 81 e, between 20 ,gress
and Federal sts, being about fifv-fve tao) Let On
Franklin 81, and seventy eight u.s. feet deep, iorm-
ely No 81.
- Lot OF land on SANE side OF franklin st, between
congress and Cumberland sis, being alb ut MY
three TOOL ct on Franklin ST. and one huudred eight
(i0Sl ir, deep. formerly No A.
Lot between the last lot and Cumberland 81, on
same side OF franklin u, being abou 1857
eet on Fra kiln II, and hand ed anu eight tius)
feet deep, formerly No As.
Terms at sale.
FRANKLIN G. MOODY. GUARDIAN.
SARAH G. MOODY, Guardian.
ROBERT A. BIRD & co, Auctoneer. sepi5td
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NEW YORK. Oct 11-Evening The dullness and
m 0notony OF Wall street was slightly relieved this
afternoon bJ a rumor on the stock Exchange to
the effect that there was panic in Chicago with
tall in Wheat to soc and subsequent recovery to CSC.
Public and private kilograms to-day don't mention
anything about panic, although there is great de-
preston In the Grain market Of the West There is
still great plethora of Money sdeking Temporary
investment at this point, and all loans were easy
this afternoon at per cent. on Governments and 8
PER ON n and nrm ae
slowly at per cent? being the bank rate, while at
note brokers the rates range from to IL per cent
second class names are only current, and large
share OF the banks are discounting only to a very
moderate extent and there is very little confidence
in the present ease in Money being maintained for
any length OF tiue. There is general disposition
on the part OF b nix manag rs to keep their inst'u-
tons prepared for any sudden demand for currency
from the West or South. Foreign Exchange is Gull
and nominal 1909 loi sgh4 and 1893 q 1904 short
The Geld market was quiet and frmer during the
afternoon, closed at 1901 q 1906 The rates paid
for carrying to-day were 3, @ 5 per cent. Govern
ments closed dull and steady. Henry Clewes q Co.
turnisb the following 4 Is quotations:
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AUCTION sALts.
Administrators Sale.


PURSUANT toa license OF the judge of Probate
L for Cumberland g UNITY shall sell at public
aunlion tuesday the 12h day OF October next. at
70 0'c,ock ", at the Merchants Ex hang, No 81,
Exchanges st.
10 sharss In the Capital Stock ot Ocean Ins. Co.
8 shares in the C.Jifal Stock Of Portland and Ma
1-ae OF Barone An es, OF Harpswell 27s 24-iOo tons
buithn -
Lie OF Sch oner COL Eddy. Of Portland, LOG "a 100
tons hurt hen. - -
Lie OF chooner Harriet Fuller of Portland 1to IS
100 tons b. rthen.
i-S2 OF brig Mechanic of Portland, 1877 6S-10o tons
burtb. n.
ITpansers made Immediately AFTER sale.
Aeims cash on transfer.
B. G. soMERBY, Admir-.
Sept 30-dtd
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DAVIS 81 CO.,
10 Clapp's Block, Congress Street

EArtstrAIN mr~rs,.
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SchO ner A,batros. at Ano,;on

ON WEDNEsD ~, octooer 18th, at - 'c,ock M.
~ at no, III sde of Portland Pier whore she now
lies the h0oner Ahatross. so tens. o. NJ. Ca res
so NJ lumb.r; light drat of W yer; sails, chains and
anchors a mostly new. Foe particulars cali on j.
s. G ock It, 81 Comme rcial street, or
oet7td r.. a. BAL EY, Ancpr.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

FORT ISDEPEXpENcE,
:, BosroS HARBQR, MAS March y, lst0
tisement attached. viii be received BY the under,
susu' uO'ii a FFkkssRR BEsF 'O' supplying
The said beef must be fresh. Of a good market
able quality. in equal proportiQn Of lore and hind
quarters, meek, shank and kidney, tallow 10 be
cost, In such quantity as may be, froa time to
time, required by and on such days AS the Com.
nandlng Oaeer shall desiEnate-not exceeding
The nteks Of the cattle sluu ghtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut on AZ
the fourth yeTtebTal Joint, and the hreasi trimmed
down, The shAnks Of fore. quarter shall be cnt
Oh from three to four Inches above the khee lnlnl,
and Of h nd quarters from SIX TO elglt inches above
the gambrel or hook joint .-,,,
Separate proposals In duplicate VIII also DO re;
ceiysd BY tho Undersigned up TO the same hour and
date above men oned, for supplying Commi ssiOuod
Ofccrs and their famlies stationed at this Post or
supplied theTefrom, with such choice fresh beef rs
lo!n and Porter house Steak, Standing Ribs, or
Rib ROasts.
These contracts o DO In force six months or sueh
CONNIE ncinE on the ist 81 May is6S, and subject 70
the approval Of the Commanding General Of the
Department Of the East,
In ease Of failure OF deficiency in the quality oil
quantity Of the fresh beef stipulated 10 be delivered
then the COmmissaEy At Fort Independence. shalI
have power to supply the deficiency by purchase,
aud the contractor Will DO charged with the diecr'
enee OF post
The contractor will be required to enter into
bonds for the sum OF one thousand dollar, signed
also by two suruties. whose names must
be mentioned In the bids. ,,
The proposals will be opened alto a. N @n AGTii
10th, 1899, at Port Independence, Ma. a. Ms Wilt
and rafSaaSaISS T,' be FRRfETbSGRicK RGBSs&N
First Lieutsnant 9th Atl!leTy,
mh27.tl Brevet Capt u B 4" "nS a. y ,
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AHairs in Montgomery County,
Maryland.

The Rockville Sentinel, Of yesterday morn
Ing, has the following news paragraphs:
The CIRCUIT CouRr for this county Is still
In session, and will probably run into the
middle Of next week.
NOTWITHSTANDING the inclemency Of the
day and the heayiness Of the track, the
races advertised came of on tho "Muddy
Branch Course" on Saturday last, and were
quite spirited. The first contest was be-
tween Fishers Fanny Grant and CARROTS
Stonewall jackson, In which the former
carried of the palm and purse Of $500. The
second race was won by Fannie Grant over
spates' pony. The attendance was quite
large, and betting lively-the winners elated
at their success and the losers consoled
with the hope Of better fortune OF another
trial.
ONE NIGHT last week, as Mr.. Jos. Gilpin
was returning home, q short distance from
this town, he discovered gang Of negroes
trying to bore their way into his stables, in
which were several valuable horses, one Of
them belonging to Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, Of
this circuit, who resides In the house with
the Messrs. Gilpin. In passing, Mr.. Gilpin
fired his revolver at them, then proceeded 10
the house and gave the alarm. Messrs.
Joseph and George Gilpin and Mr.. Arm
strong then went In search of tho burglars,
and not finding them around, Joseph and
Mr.. Armstrong returned to the house, while
DIR. George Gilpin repaired to the COW shell
ter to see that all was right there. As he
approached, the negroes who had concealed
themselves In the shed, rushed out, and after
one Of them knocked down DR.. Gllpin, took
to their heels and made their escape.
A MARRIAGE under unique circumstances
was celebrated on Tuesday afternoon at the
clerks office in our town. A gentleman Of
the county, who had been In jail for some
time for refusing to enter bail for the main
tenance Of q child whose paternity was I'm
puted 10 him by the mother, then and there
took upon himself the matrimonial moose In
the following manner. The lady, who halls
from the neighborhood of Damascus, In this
county, being here to look after her case In
court, repaired to the Jail for an interview
with her" gay Lothario." While there, the
case was arranged between them for a COM
promise, to be consummated "by and with
the consent ofthe court." They came form the
jail to the courtroom, and communicated to
their honors the fact that they were ready Ia
settle their differences by being united In holy
"wedlock," II the court had no objection.
The approval of the court being attained,
the parties retired to the clerks office, pro-
cured license, and were then and there duly
spllced. Thence they proceeded to the hotel.
the wife called for her horse, mounted, went
on her way rejoicing, the husband following
on foot, q wiser, 1t Is to be hoped, II not a
happier man,
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pRoPosALs EoR euARTERMAsrBR'
PROPOSALS FOE E4pyFIy CLOTHING
NV D,p.prxrrr.,

NAVY DEPARrNErr,l
BuREAu OF PRovisioSs AID CLoTsIso.
pOssis Tor CfoiSins shd tiotAiss HstsrisIs. viii
on the frst day ,of May, 1892, for fafnishInT aud
brooklyn. New York. within fopI month. from
articles specified In the following list, VII;
5000 yards Blue FLANNEL.
5000 pairs Woollen Socks.
1000 pairs Calf Shoes.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option o. the bidder and IN eass more thar 3ps
Bureau will have the right TO accept one or more
Of the articles contained In such offer, and reject
the remainder. Offers must embrace the whols
anon int of any more Of the articles required.
The quality Of the articles, and the sizes Of the
shoes and socks must conform with the samples a.
Boston, and for information as to the laws and
regulations, Tin pamphlet iorm) regarding con.
tracts, biaders are referred to the Offices Of the
Commandants and Paymasters ofthe several Navy
yards. AZ,
sons, that the bidder bidders will II hts OF their
bids be accepted, enter Into an Obligation within
ave days, with good and sufficient sureties. to fur
No proposal wifi Sc considered unless aeeompa.
nied ~ such guarantee. and the Department will
tiled by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the
district in which they reside, and unless the IL
e9nse required by act Of Congress Is furnished with
Tie Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous 70 the Gov.
eminent H0RATl0 BRIDGE,
mh9w4t Chief Of Bureau.
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'THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

I'VE BALTIMORE AND Univ hAlbhohD'
On and after SUNDAY nth MAY, 1868, thTee daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Ing and ParkeIsburg, as follows;
ps Mini gk ally SI al F szHa sSiP E iSIH'
sAss LINE w ftE FIX NPsHff :as sSPa 3
Hss q BsiSTs and fafksTsburs Tor al Points
West, sSqthTeSt and NS5thyest. r,or rp.,N
leaves Baltimore daily at 40 p. m, Except Sun.
day. Leaves Winchester for Baltimore daily
(suldays excepted) at 500 a. m. Conneeting a!
at Hagerstown Junction with train for HAgers-
The ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
Returning leaves Eliieotts Mills al $50 and lilo
a. m and 2'T F az fHiSH.GkRsrowN.
Leave Baltimore at as a. IN. and i:lQp m; con
Meeting at HageTslown Junction with Washington
County Railroad, arriving at HAgeTstown at 2;S
5:i6 and lis. m arriving IN Baltimore at 1923 a.
U" anu '.'' y FOR WINCHESTER.
irving At Winchester al Is and 50 p IN. Return
Ing leave Winchester at band 10 m, arriving
In Baltimore y WI 5f% %sAsIHifNS& Sff6ttSSp m
Leave Baltimore At 100. :Oo. $50 and 9:i5 a. IN. ,
and From skis6, &Sa&ISsfhiNSGfoRR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 7 and a. m, and 1880, 2,
$780, : and ''1 + FOR r ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore ut 1908 a, IN. and i.l6 p. m, ;
l kr,iSs wsSS'RStSG A. and aS p
Leave Baltimore fSI washin gtcn at $50 and %
a. "a a1 tad i:sS. ], sSd n Leave "''n'S1',A
4a aP ps't % sSatHNb. & Ss 1AndSa
''"'''' " JOHN l.. WILSON.
L. N, GOLF, General Ticket Agent.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GREEN " WILLIAMS will sell ut 10 o'clock,
at their auction rooms, corner Tenth and d
streets, excellent black walnut parlor and
chamber furniture, cottage suites, carpets,
&C., some of 1t being the finest quality Of
goods, being the furniture of family de-
clining housekeeping.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND d STREETS,
tEntIance on D stLeet,(

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
(Entrance on D street.
WASHINGTON, d. C.,
An institution specially designed for preparing
young and mid die. aged men and women TO engage
in business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Practice.
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship, Busi-
spelling, Elocution, Political Economy, and Com
niercial Law.
Students are permitted to pursue any or all OF
the above branches,
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In q separate department, instructed by eompe-
tent lady teachers.
RATES OF TUITION; A scholarship, good for
Unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities OF the country, s65 Local good
for one year from date OF Issue, W, Tickets for
three months, t20i for one month, go
All buttons payable In advances when paid 10
instalments the rates are ten per cent higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening
Glasses in French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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U. S. ESuISEERS OFFICE, }
No. Il sTAIk sIREET. y

ALBASY,N Y, March 10, ls6e,
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until u o'clock, m, Monday, April 0, 1852, FOR
Dredging for the United States n the Hudson river,
about seven miles below Albany, Channel
twenty eight hundred feet long and three hundred
feet ride, 30 as to give a depth OF eleyen leei az
mean low WateT-the material dredgod TO % he.
posted behind the new dyke to be built near tue
new channel , go. takap ont
The cubic CONTENTS in position, 70 Dc tyn Yus
Is estimated, after careful sary,snyty nine cubic
yardsi but full paTtculaTs. w XII iisrs ~. M ~ ~
be obtained at this once "H''''' " Ae
their own estimates, .,,,,,n,s1 hv An,u "a ,san
hIhs woIh IaIusi by July -, 1863. Proposals will
ana G cSsEysd f6T the whole work complete not by
he rTS %1btr yard No bid will be received unless
W." ~ % the printed form TO be obtained at this
SaiSe. aud accompanied hy proper guarantee,
into contract with the United States with good and
sufficient suTeties; Btamps for contracts and bonds
IL be furnished by the contractor, The United
States the right to reject all bids deemed
ny order Of Brevet MAJOR Gen; John Newton.
JOHN NJ WILSON,
mhlS.td
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" SAID
,ss A. A. AsS asy A51p near ASSS
o'clock, m, The loiicwiDs articles viii b sold
i sfIi.. ISL, States manufacture Augusta
s S S: w SISSss % ItsD ss s and
g &: 81: l::$ si:l{ sss. and Shell
'''S12 ibs sspsp Rr.ss ' ''''''
nnh iipps' sSnapp M s.n.u.,
H's Mi iSs S T2Sien hssS'
h%%5 pss i9uona AptI,iisrv pIsnLa,. ,ror, .,d
h' oaas smaygsb gu hr"''erS plauAe'S' worn Anu
N mn =, uaatmhFeg9. MI -, c,-,, n,
m nm Tins r., or.v ws,,,0, ana ,,,h w,s. r..
Ann ~ e E g AZ s,m. two ,noh.. via.
So s!S:: GsS ssGS sS;3S; I'n1's
s ness. a &C. iron buckles anu N'ns' LOT mar
'liffi s sisS Ruf: YIN large lot Of ha'''r''
Hsmes, Breast Straps, Bfesehinss. Harness
In, n i rn' t nc and rorrrm.r,. ro,,.
10, n a. "a aor aSId batteries on,
Oh az nsiih Sp WGrn opt
c.., psft. snS spp; ndsss: fol The same: 'r"',
t.Sa ~ SsaS,Ss: SSiss %s y! rom y:
Psil.dsipSis: finn Col. 8, SSii.gen, 6Idns1ss
HASeney; corner hGu;ion aSd Greea Streets New
iTh ont, aha tYIi tns uIuetrgntu., t,,t 49,,
S Ssys' =, o,,n..,. pv, B vi ELAGtsR,
msndlSg on'n0e' D'' Lieut. 00' w. o. nhs IGh'
A uCTION SALE or OOyERNMENT PROP.
A. D ERTY. NV
North R be sod FqSRIS sPe, hpr Pssr ~ -
iot of eondem1ed onapterma.tsr and tommissasy