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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21
III lA1ErAIIl.

Lie state Fair % 81 Johuslury last
vcca though sac.c financially is
point laplay uot ap Ia tie exc
bHitoas usually luli ly ua society
nar etca tiac alelHaa County aif
Ihe 4saa FOUND 81 ihe agt THAT ST.
Jaaasautf as present. Is itAaH't 81 ae.
r by sl'ulI daa. ,ar acst past "
te tate s. exhibitions Hm that sc.
ta8 saHH ing taas laa waHId la
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npcarsa aay atha blood ar tae
dos hlls q Vermont aasmuea as they
aaa ebepg kept sad wil thrive 81 q
gross whore te3 short THamss
Baker Of Parton bad herd % l5
81 lgc.a a pHth cattle ID exhibition
d. Mechanics HaBn q good ea.
lection Of aitasl implements. ma
ahay eta butHal haii was very
mH.g furnished.
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la de ss,,se 81 Cen Hngsis. h.t
.,rre .,..e.t. a. AIla.fB kass ap p.i.
M g,sg.,, nc teaa,ti9, .ame,ytat ss-
rit.es sg....lr f-sJ. plaeq Ne esuy fr5m
a re..att iu ti.a gg.lsp Japrgsl
,sire nov afss4f ,ts IN Vermont
Eca.meutse .Tbe .tb REGIMENT said
ita General ava. remarked IA re nj tbe
bsttleer Baton l,gpga q. haying ran awgy
f.a,, ,bp enemy and I ordered tbeir col.
srs taken away Wfrc vou a, usrpbcr of
mai raa ,magtgo frhear. r,t rar. ANA
.ariel.. oftla widest 5a.rripflsp many
ia tAs meeting bopnei8g up and down in
tbesg.seat. aad CRYING a0b. On. Lord.
8ap4 Am mals suB 5fba, tblpg. ipaiea.
tive difficulty excited T.il,iIbiasl
Tbs Generals spe.tiop praye5 a bomb
q, tse rer.p al t5e anes,ioncr and male
mann rage that gentleman aupp OF his hat
gna .b6nfea. 0IrCeaersl Butler saws |
ran AWAY nom tl,st REGIMENT hex Iar y
,.~tar u,s,nept % commanded tic Gen.
ersr ,aE,sv INV friend % tGroau. and a
dozen Gaer.l ~ won't aud don't
mani 4, sea Vermont sl,vdorea 3, aNo-
badys .suaeriuo Vermont returned
fe GenersI az ordered No color. n H.
lateu awoy ami then npon representa-.
lions that that renort yyo. WRONG. ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21
The congregational church IL vermont.

The Congregational Church Ia vermont
From The minutes Of the General Con-
yeution OF Vermont for 1871, we gather
tie following statistics as 10 the present
condition Of the Congregational Churches
ID This State.
Tic number OF churches in the State
4. 20l hnyinga total membership Of ls-
80. There have been received 70 tie
churches during the year, $40 by profess
ion Of faith, $40 By letter; inall o7l.
There hive been dismissed to other
cburche. 100, accommodated y; re-
moved by death, soc; in all s3s; leaving
1888 as the total net gain IN membership
during the year.
The Sabbath schools connected with
these churches report a total membership
of20,GJ3 The average congregations
arc reported at 2l,ss2. The coutribn-
tioas TO various religious objects amount
to 5,loA53. There are also reported
a7i baptism. Of adults and 30 baptisms
gfinhus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21
nENHY NORTON, Assignee.
A ssIGNEE's SALE,

In The Dsttigt Court Of he united States iur
the District OF Vermont.
In thp matter of oeofgoB Prentice, Bankrupt
III Bankruptcy,
/ hereby siy, notice that on Friday tie 2ith
day Of October, a -, 1871, at ocl0cb IN the az
tamuOn, At tho front door OF the dwolnnE honsc
Of said George b Prentice Ia the village a. Benz
uiugtou and County 1T bennington 10 said Dis-
uict, viii eell al Pubic Auction 20 the highott
bidder FOR cash, and convey by quit. clam deed.
all tho night title and iutrrttt of said bankrupt
excepting The homestead right u said Bankrupt
III an u the same 10 aud "a the following de-
seritcd piece o. parcel 81 hand with the buildings
thereon situated, lying aud being IA the village
0i bennington, on The East eide uf all Street,
ID ho town and County q bennington and state
Of vermont. SAID piece or parcel Of land, bound.
ed on the North bY iauds owned by James Gavin,
on The Eart by lands owned by Elias A Cobb, on
tie South By lands owned by Milo q, lemming
ton and on tho West by Hall Street containing
eighteen rods 81 land moro or less. II being the
same premises now occupied by said Bankrupt.
ALEXANDER NJ, HuLING,
Aesignte,
Bennington, Sept "a, 1871. is3w3n
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Day iartaa season
mous tac aptmle guests which
have latf lea ao Equa House uo
b. G Jackson ana family j. hiEer
and family, g Pond aad family q.
vanderbilt Jr aad family II 4 Nor
Gury ana family. II Watson aud
family. y. Ihaps md family John
d Han aHd family, II Is Corning aud
family T q Hat uj family Thomas
Denny Hd hnilg u New iak Ecy
Dr ltilgemau Wd laIy % albany,
.C y 0uut ada family 81 waterford
81 q Garter sod family d ihil4dcI-
pha, David CoWee aud family d Ir0y
# i. iidgely abd fmIIy of st i.uis
# A Hatbat aal fniy g Aew
YORK. aH3 many then
summer hatai 4 belhr all Del
eIssed s. Octobe lft
Tie trains and steamboat base been
crowded CT tie past iaa wcek With
tourists returning g tlo e'tic
sar4taes w..l Be we pp ah
h0ic'e next year Tvs ae hatclass
hotels are Is t0it ara iitlohs
made 10 several efthe oid oae
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21

SAN FRASclsco, Sept ga special
to the Bulletin contains the follow ing
account OF the break in the state prison
al Carson, Nevada Volnoy II Rob.
bins was in the act Of locking in the
prisoners when ono of them knocked
him down with bottle and dragged
him into cell just as the other prison
ers rushed in to finish him The band
then cut a hole through the wall into
the apartment occupied BY the wife and
daughter Of Lieut.. Coy Denver, and
entered before alarm was given The
prisoners were all armed with SLING
shots and steel bars. Denver met
them and fred his revolver at Frank
Clifford, horse thief who was serving
a term Of ten years, and who appeared
to be the leader Of the gang Clifford
was hit aud stunned but the
Lieutenant Governor was soon
knocked down and his skull was
fractured, and he was shot through
the hip with his own revolver by
Robert Dedmcn, a prisoner under SON
tence for life. Alouzo Eyarts was ac-
campaigning Denver and as the latter
fell seized a chair and fought like tiger
knocking down five prisoners, one over
the balustadcs and down stairs. His
heroic conduct saved the life of Lieut.
Governor Denver Eyarts was himself
eventually knocked down and left tor
dead bnt was only slightly injured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21

STATE % YtuMoNf Manchester District ~.
Alta Probate Court hold ~ Manchester, within
and Tor said District Of Manchester on the i7th
dag OF August. y 1871
Present lion. J., Is IuHr1E. Judge,
An Instrument ia whiting putportiuB 10 be the
att Nll and Testament "a Peter Hunter, late
II Manchester 10 said Distrot deceased. VAS
presented for probate.
WhUreupau 10 was ordered that said insiru.
mont Va proven 30 Probate Court 70 b. held ~
tHe Probate 0fiec % Manchester "a suld District
ou tho last "Wednesday ID September 4 D lsU 4
that notice uerCGt b. given - al prIssus user
Gated hy Publishing feritgd coly ~ tbtftc0id
VI t8iA 0rlsr trte meeim sUeeessyelY ~ the
Manchester Journal d neusparet printed a said
Manchester. rrsNians e said time Of hearing
A rue Record,
Attest, LotEfAAD AtAEON Ropisler
A true copy " record
Attest, L0yELAHD }IrSsoN, Etgtttr.
IglHyIs
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bennington, Sept u, 1871.
{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We The subscribers, being appointed BY tho
Hon the Probate Court Ton the District Of Man
chester Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims aud demands " MI persons
against the Estate OF A, Willis Phnlpe late ~
Rupert ia raid District, deceased ana also al
claims and demands exhibited IT. on OF thereto
and sis mouths from the 18Th day ~ September.
1871 bcinR allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we 90, therefore, hereby give notice. that We will
attend 20 tho businors " our appointment AZ tho
hto residence " ihe said deceased on the 18Th
day OF December 1871, and the 18th day Of March
1872 from one until four ooloek, p ~, on each
If aad days
patd II Rupert, this 1871 day Of September,
A. d., 1871
JONATHAN BAEDAILl
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Com'ra
GEO, W. FAREWELL,
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rofu Aoe &c. 1874
IN BANKRUPTCY

IL tho District Court - tho United States for
Use District "a Vermont
HI thu Matter 10 l.aua Blanchard bankrupt,
Ia Bankruptcy.
The undersigned gives notice Of his appoint
mont % Assignee IN the above entitled suit by
tile DisiFct Court 81 said District
At bennington IN said biHtriel September -,
lsfl
ls}N23x HENRY NORTON Assignee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21
CROCKERY

'tIohn Edwards Semi Porcelain" "Janes Ed
ward Stone China" These goods have no su.
periur in the market. We have o very complete
stock now on hand and invite all ia want Of such
goods TO examine the quality and got prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21
q . N Il q b u r I ON

Would Ike to call the attention Of The public to
the following low goods received Al their store;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

"A letter from Col G. de Westerman,
nephew of Won Moltke, and cavalry officer
in the Cuban army, is printed In the New
York Sun. He asserts that during the two
anh half years of the struggle, in spite of
the 10000 troops which the Spanish Gov
ernment has sent and raised on the island,
nd in spite Of the good American rifles with
which the Spanish troops are armed. the Gu
ban patriots have fought successfully, and ars
absolutely gaining ground day by day. He
appeals to the United States to recognize the
patriots and end the war, in view of the hor
ribe atrocities committed by the Spaniards.
Not only do they mutilate the men they cap
ture, but finding their plan OF taking the fam
lilies OF the Cubans, in hopes of securing the
surrender of the men, a failure, they nos
burn all Cuban ranches that they can get at,
and when poor, defenceless women are met
with, they fall upon them like wild beasts.
strip them naked, insult and ill-treat them in
the most beastly manner, and frequently
leave them with their small children without
a roof to cover their heads or rag of clothes
on their persons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

IT is clear that they do not live on the
Graham system in the Philadelphia Aims
HOnse- Mr.. Parker, one Of the Guardians,
has been looking into the matter, and finds
the paupers carnivorous TO an extent which
would have astODished Mr.. Dumble. Their,
are six wards in the hospital of the house
and they use 1S9 pounds of meat daily fol
beef-tea alone. A single ward (woman's
draws 30 pounds daily. 1t is evident either
that the beef tea must be uncommonly strong
or else that it is not made upon scientific
principles. So the mems medical department
gets AZ quarts of milk daily. The supplies re.
main the same, no matter how few may be
the number Of patients. Then the liquor
bills for the hospital amount to about one
half the cost Of all the provisions. The con-
sumption Of chickens was equally large and
expensive. One patient was found with ten
eggs in bis table-drawer, and many others had
beef, mutton, and chicken slowed away. The
Aims. House is evidently the place for epicure
whose appetite is out Of proportion to thel
cash.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08
REAL ESTATE.
NesC and Elegant Residences
for S0IeI


DARTIES desrous of purchasing f1rst-class
L house In fine location, are invited to examine
the two blocks OF houses recently D the
real estate and building company, on Pine street.
The upper block on the west corner OF Neal AMI
Pine stI Gets two houses two stories h1gh with
French roof. twenty five feet front, each containing
fourteen rooms. One house Is on the corner OF the
two streets each sixty ieet wide. Size OF lots 30x80
and 36xS0. With the westerly house additional land
will be sold II required.
In the block of tour houses Octagon fronts two
stories high with French roof, the east corner ot
Neal and Pine streets, one inside house and two 0ut
side houses are tor sale. Each house contains tbir-
teen rooms. The block is to be covered with mastjc
OF appropriate eolors. The upper house is ON the
corner OF Neal street on the sunny side Tho ad-
joining hsuse inside, Is well lighted IN front and
rear. Size Of lots 2exS6 with q paseaee from Neal
street four feet in width. The lower house in the
bleck has let s4xso giving rom for stable room and
drive way.
All OF these houses are Of brick, granite steps,
slate and metal roofs, and are built with the best OF
materials and workmanship containing all the mod
ern improvements and convenisnces; are plumbed
IN Inc best manner for SebagO water. hot and cold
with lead lined tanks, the pressure by trial has
been found sufficient to give FULL supply in the up
per stories. They will all be panted and decorated
inside IN artistic style and will be finished complete
ready Tor occupancy. The situation is very desira-
BILE, In neighborhood thar by the restrictions the
lots adjoining will always be rst-class They will be
be made very favorable, not more that twenty-five
per cent each payment will be required, the balance
can remain on mortgage to suit the wishes of pur-
chasers. The houses are open for examination
pleasant days.
For further particulars apply to ~ ur,,
Room No, IL Fluent Block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

LIVING in New York as the editor of the
N. Y. Tribune does, it is quite natural that
he should comment thus upon the intention
OF religious society in this city to issue
ponds to enable them to complete the con-
struction of their Westinghouse:
What should be done to the church mem
oers should they fail to pay the bonds at ma
turity, we do not know, but something dread
fui, we suppose. What will happen to the
church, should some Fisk, jr., in sleeps clotn'
ing get hold of all the bonds, we do not know
but something elseIrather than externn'""-
tino, We are pretty sure.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

Why THEY SAY No.-Dr Hammond has
uaaa . ,r;ch,tuI announcement in ono of his
go, clinical lectures We used to think
.s.t ,sdy who said no when she meant yes
'"~ r.rcispg a wholesome and normal pre-
waive was of her sex. Bot we red in The Jour
TOY OF Psychological Medicine that this babit
;ndicates the presence OF the serious nervous
disorder called Amnesic Aphasia, aud takes
its rise in embol,ts thronabus. or something else
equally Greek and horrible.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

DIR. FRAKLIN used to wish that he might
after good long nap, live the last half of his
allotted years some time in the Nineteenth
Century. His equanimity, the greatest with
which great man was ever endowed, might
be little disturbed if he should wake up just
now in Boston. He left by will small sum
of money, the income Of which was to be lent
10 "yOung married artifcers." This has been
invested and reinvested, until it now amounts
to more than $780, but no young married
artifcer has ever been favored with farthne
oi it. 1t is now proposed to lend it in small
sums to persons Of moderate means, TO ena
BILE them 10 secure neat and comfortable
homes in the vicinity OF the City OF Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08
EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. Institute Of Technology

paa,,.;S pnmunce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 and Sept 2s
tio1a SIeat-.A l6 years; A good English Educa-
toursss,-Civii. Mechanicsl. and Mining Fy Fnyneey.
ing; 1nemistry; Architecture; Natural History; and
asd L'terature besides ,hoI ter cources pre-
toI teaching science, for business special
1ecnhcai woIk and for the study OF medicine. For
Ca,anRnes I ana further information apply to PROF.
DAM oEL 5hSEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08
Fine Suburban Residence tor Sale

Fine Suburban. Residence for Nale.
The subscriber offers for sale bis
AMN-A modern-but residence situated on
l6N9Hz&2 the emineuce overlooking Wood
.HlN 6Il1E ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
tlzL43klsEE tains IL gOod-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance Of
hard and soft water and 1t il In good state of
pair. There is a large stable on the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laid out,
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta-
bles to be sold with the house.
This one of the finest locations In the vicinity OF
Portland-within I've minutes walk of the horse
cals, and afoIdng fine view OF rue CITY, harbor,
ocean. and the surrounding country. Price 5000.
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire SAML JORDAN, ESQ.,
p. s. A grove containing TIVE acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre OF tage land on the north
will be sold with the premises, il desired. aug25-f
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House for Sale
For Sale.

A Westbrook. six miles from Portland near the
"A ASaccarappa Station the P. & II. r. r, and in
the Immediate neghborhood OF churches and schools,
large Dwelling House, convenient for two
families; t3 finished rooms; sunny and airy. Seba-
60 Water is introduced; good stable and yard room
with several iruit and shale trees.
Apply to the owner, REV. e. P. THwING.
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FOR SALE.

o. One Cottage House, with good outbuildings,
#:;: ard eigot acres OF land well stocked with
MEk Fruit Trees, situate In Gorham Village, near
the Seminary.
For particulars enquire on the premises, or of @.
A. BRADBURY, ESQ.,. George w, Lowell, New
Custom House, Portland.
ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
Gorham, April 10, 1871. ap11eOd&wtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

Rev. j. Marston, late of this city, has receiv
ed a unanimous call to the pastorate Of the
church in Waterloo, c. f., where he has been
for some months preaching.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08
The Portland Daily press
is published every day Sundays exoepted) by
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 109 EXCHANGE STREET. Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine state Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; if paid in advance, at $500 q
year.
RATES OF FADvKRTIsING.-One inch of space,
In length of column, constitutes "square."
$1.50 per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00;
cents. "a
Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; /;
one week, $1.00; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less S1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (which has large circulation
in every part of the State) for S1.O0 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Island Property tor Sale.

Farm Long leland, seven
ASTA-N miles from Portland, contains from
fTSS A2 81 to 75 acres; has from 1000 10 1000
asa I7tI1f cords Of wood. A nice cove. and
AE1:sSszz2k332 plenty OF sea dressing. Good loca-
tion i0r a summer Hotel. Price very low.
Apply TO WIN. II. JERRIS,
aI26-eOdjw&w1t* Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE.

Two Of the Best Houses in the Best situa.
tion i'm knightvillc, Cape Elizabeth.
CANDY ground, perfectly dry cellars, with the
- best OF we'll water, large cisterns, and pumps in
sinks; thoroughly finished throughout both 1.-TWO
story; one has two story bay window, seven large
rooms and ample store and closet room, nicely ar
ranged tor one family; nice stable and she'd at
tached, and garden with FIVE prime apple trees The
other has nice piazza, eleven large rooms, ETC.. ar.
ranged Tor two families, nice garden with six prime
apple trees. Lots large and adjoining. This loca-
lion is as near the Portlrnd P. o. as either end of
the city, and close by the business part of the city
Portland and Ogdensburg Depot, aud Dry Dock. /
will sell the above Tor $1,000 each less than the same
as well located in Portland can be bought for.
Apply 10 G.F. FOSTER
ap7n 20 Commercial St
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Farm for Hale.

arM lOE 6al0s
Offered at a. great bargain; ii
kyN-N Lamb HON mestead farm in Wes
ffn7iH brook, three and half miles from
lsaE ELI1H Portland on the road to Saccarappa
eEzzlsA1z3ks29 eEzzlsA1s29 SAID excellent farm consists o.
about seventy five acres cOnviently divided int(
moving, pasture and wood land; has coed well o.
water large barn, house and buildings
has ais o a valuable orchard of 150 young trees In
good bearing condition. Another valuable source o.
profit belonging to the farm is an excellent gravel
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland
upon the main road from the country to the city
this farm offers inducements such as Jew others car
otter to any desiring farm either for profit or
enjeyment For particulars inquire Ct
G. T. L. p. WARREN,
ml16d&wu Saccarappa. NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08

ALEGAL JOKE IN TDAHo.-A certain Ida
no judge who has just arrived here relates a
case OF sharp political practice in that Terri
tory, which in novelty goes ahead Of any
thing that has come to light for long time.
A certain lawyer in that locality, taking uin.
bragg at some fancieL insult put upon him by
the court over which this judge presided,
conceived the idea of writing letter of resig-
nation to the President and forging the sigma
ture of this judicial officer thereto. The letter
was received here by the President in due
time, and was couched in such forcibe. not to
say insulting language As to lead the chief ex-
ecutive to nominate his successor at once
The first that the judge learned OF the pro-
ceedeings was upon the arrival of his success
or, who proceeded to enter upon the duties
OF his office without regard to the protests of
our judge. Justly indignant, he came ON
here, and was apprised OF the facts as stated
above. He will await the return of the Pres
ident to see what further steps will be taken
in the tter.-Washington Correspondence.
The APPLE TRADE WITH ENaLANp.-It
seems that new trade has sprung into exis-
tence between Liverpool and the United
States, and is daily assuming greater propor.
ticns. Some few years ago the quantity o.
apples brought as freight into Liverpool wa.
comparatively small, but at present It appear,
aslthough they were to form one great fealur,
In the business of the port. A Scotch papel
mentions that one OF the largest importers o
apples at poit Huron, Michigan, has been il
Liverpool for some time, and has returned to
his home alter having contracted for the de.
livery in Liverpool of 10000 barrels OF the besI
Michigan apples. 1t is said he will clear
about IS on each barrel. One singular taet IN
connection with this new addition 70 .ne
commerce of LiyerpooI is that large quan.l-
ties Of the apples thu. sent to Liverpool 10 are
change for other fruit.-Paa Mall Gazette