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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
Mrs. PartingtOn on DOmestIcs.

"The plague OF our housekeeps" said DIR. Spoon
or as he sat with ME- PartingtOn in her little
front parlor, "is domestics. They dent work
we'll; they are always troublesome; and they
mako such o racket there's no living in peace with
them.
"lm shure am surprised to hear you say so, "
rplied she; "lor mine is very different 1t never
gstI decomposed, and little lie in the jints makes
all go as smooth as can be-"
'Oil in the joints, madam p the Doctor almost
screened; ''tbst is impossible; besides, it would
be highly improper. No domestic will sub
NIT madam, to be oiled In the joints lmpossi-
Bile y
"Bat, my dear Doctor" said Mrs F., laying her
anger on his coat sleeve, u can insure you that
it is not impossible; and, il you will step into the
next room, will show you how lubTicate mJ
Domestic, in every j'int, and nothing improper in
it at all.
The Doctor looked at her, half aghast; his sense
ot prapTiety was in danger Of being offended
Should he or should he notS he asked, and decid-
ell he should. They entered the adjacent room,
and stoopel at the threshold with surprise; for
there sat lko at Mrs. Partington's Domestic
Sewing Machine, making the wheel rsvolve
rapidly and the needle fly bewildering gal
iop.
w hat are yau doing with my Domestic you
t1t bay q said she excitedly,
' was seeing if 'twouldn't make a noise, like
A'n, Illdas," replied he, getting out of the chair
aad trimming; "but therJ isn't bit OF noise in it.
Aunt Tlida's is like steam fire engine and loco.
mOtivs-bully, 1 tell you'll l-but I've been running
this for half an hour, and can't get even squeak
out OF it,"
Mrs. Partington smiled.
"And this, then, is your domestlcY" re-
marked the Doctor, relieved of his apprehension
'Sueh a one must be invaluable in a quiet family
whose violence can be subdued by merely droI
Of oil"
The Doctor went out, and Ike turned his atten.
tion to Slamming the stove door, In faint imitation
OF AuRt TldA's machine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
LoVRAMn a0ioi0r.
rOHnS FsS:. ESys. ,,I. IsS%sSg'1s.y ;.S s's: Accused

q Young Lover. WROmGfuI1y Accused
Takes HIS own Life.
From the Marietta (Ohio) Register.
We learn from parties who were present the
particulars Of a suicide, under most distressing
circumstances, which occurred In Salem town.
ship, this county, on Thursday night Of last
week. IL seems young man named Spen-
Ger, resident OF Noble county, had been
paying his addresses to young lady OF Sa-
lem township named MILESTONE. Matters
had so far progressed that they were engag-
The relatives Of the young lady, it is stated,
were opposed to the match, and interposed
every obstacle to the contamination Of the
marriage. A short time since two young
men, either maliciously or through sport,
wrote q disreovtable letter concerning the
young lady, signing Spencer's name to It, and
counterfeitinR his handwriting as nearly as
possible: This letter they purposely dropped
where Miss MILESTONE would be sure and ind
1t. She did find 1t. and, as was natural, was
very Indignant at its contents.
On the evening Of the suicide he made his
usual visit, but was coldly received, was In
formed OF :he letter, and dismissed as an un-
worry suitOr. He protested his innocence
and declared that he knew nothing of the
letter; but she bade him go, telling him she
never wished to see him again. He remarked
If that Is the case, will kill, myself" and
Immediately left the house. A moment afteI
she heard the report Of q pistol, but, being
alone, with only her mother and sister, she
was afraid to go out, and awaited the return
OF Mr.. MILESTONE, who was absent, On his
return search was made, and young Spencer
was found few yards from the house, with
bullet hole through his heard and dead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

A FIENDIsH LUNATIc.-On Wednesday
night, the 18th instant, the Deig ghl orhood Of
Washington street, below Second, Reading. was
startled BY loud cries OF" MurdeTf' and" Policep
coming from the dwelling house occupied by
William Day and family. The shrieking was
being done by his wife. who Was leaning from
a window aud screaming as ifbeing murdered
OHicer GOOdhart Immediately proceeded to the
place, and on complaint of Mrs. Day arrested
her husband and conveyed him TO the lookup.
Itseems that Day is lunatic, and upon frequent
occasions has become violent and dangerous,
On the night in question he came home in q
PSFoxysm Of madness, and upon entering bed
room where was lying a child sick With small
pox he proceeded TO tear away the bedciothes
and otherwise mutilate the furniture. He con-
tInued thisa to perfect his work Of destruc-
tion he seized the sick child and deliberately
proSesded to PLACE il on q hot stove in the room,
Ma Day sn2iched the body from her craSy hus-
banda hands. wrapped it carefully, aud opening
the window she sang out Murder Pat the top
Of her voice. At hearing II was, stated that
not long ago, when he and his wife were passing
the railroad, he was taken with a crazy fit, and
In his rage attempted to throw his wife under
apasing coal train. Taking these circumstances
into consideration, the mayor had the lunatiC
transferred TO the almshouae.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
Boots & Shoes.
A HEAVY STOCK OF ,PRING 4 SUMMER
CHEAP s0oTS AND SHOES.

second St.S 0O0rs West OF Market
;$ f; ;;f;i;5 $ @ j;3;iS; @ :; =
TIERS, suitable for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which manufactured from the best ma
tera and made in the best manner. and Willbe sold
as low as the same article be obtained in this
Orany other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying ai
my store will have the advantage of large and "a
ried assortment from which to select fashionable
and neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor.
daily invited 10 call and examine ny stock and
jy26-iS JOHN X. BABcoCK:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

dsnI 10 araln VIII run subject to delays Incl
uOns where time is given va 'eNV OAn ~ stA-
1..r. ~ NEW CASTLE TRAINS
leave New Castle for WiImlpFton a. ph,,.5.,
e ~ A. N. Leave Philadsbbi" at = * konNllAdel
sISn St,Vpid;IV q i;IV r 4. for New CastIS.
Addit;o.SoIS SS, = 1 INA BRANCH TRAIN6
~, Sn nLoo =; m-' and 7.S5 p m LeavSCiayton a.
ti ;tS osO a. m, and zoo D. m TO make eo6nSc
South. A O"V0f' a1d stations
A, rovr,,gv,,-,, CONVICTIONS.
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads NONn'S ana Vaeen
Rsii1o.dO ddON' with the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. S''0n anu break
AIRShtAa3kD R,ti1akD with the Dorchester and Delaware
AZ "a SSNdk!MAk. with the Eastern shore RaiI,oas
anu "lcOmeO and fOcOmOke Railroad
u =. kENNRY. SuDt.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CANAL BOATS NOT TAXABLE.

CANAL BOATS NOT TAXABLE.
WASHINGTON, Ostober l0.-The secrc-
tary of the treasury has decided that canal
boats arc not subject to L. S. inspection
laws, provided the boat is nsvigated ex.
clusively on canals and in no other waters
SCHOONER WRECKED.
The Boston sooner Lucy Nancy was
dismasted and water logged near Cape
Ann, in the gale of Wednesday. The
captain and crew took TO the boats, and
when discovered yesterday morning one
man WAS dead, and another had Just been
washed over board and lost The captain
was barely alive.
To REDUCED.
Treasury reserves are now being daily
drawn to pay the actual expenses of the
government. There is no apprehension
at the department that the draft upon the
forty -four millions will be very heavy in
the ordinary course of business. The out
standing legal tenders, shown to be
over three hundred and ti(ty-siS millions,
will be reduced again TO those figures a,
the earliest possible moment. 1t may be
before the issue Of the next public debt
statement
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PROBA BILITIES.

, WAsniNGToS, October lO.-Probabi.i.
ties-For Minnesota lower barometer,
wind will probably be more south ward
without increasing in extent. For mid
die and upper lakes fresh to brisk south
east to northeast winds and cloudy or
partly sloudy weather, with falling bar
ometer' For northwest rising barome-
ter with northwesterly winds and clear
weather. For New England and middle
states northerly winds and clear, hszy
weather. For Southern and Gulf states
northeast to southeast winds, high tenn
perature and generally clear weather ex.
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FROM CHICAGO.
SECOND Anniversary


CHICAGO, October lO.-The second an
niverssry of the great fire was observed
yesterday by the closing of public offices,
public schools. and courts, ard many peo-
Pile made it an occasion for holiday. The
exposition managers had arranged spe-
cial musical Programme, and many ex-
hibi,ors added special features to their de-
par,mens appropriate to the occasion.
The attendance ut the exposition was i'm
mense. the number being estimated at 49,
900. During the forenoon, and afternoon
and evening not less than 40 were
from the country.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Illinois,
concluded their reg ulsr annual commune
cation to-day by installation Of officers
elected, and Of the appointment Of subor-
dinate officers, and making the usual APP
propriations.
on A sTRlKE.
The workmen of the Southwestern
foundry, Henry G.. Morris, proprietor,
struck yesterday, in consequence Of the
proprietor insisting upon a reduction OF
20 per cent on the wages of mechanics,
and 10 per cent. on laborers. The South
western foundry is one Of the largest in
dus,risl establishments in the city, and
employs nearly six hundred hands.
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK.
STOKES TRIAL.

STOKES TRIAL.
NEW YORK, October l0.-Si1 Juror.
have been obtained in the Stokes case up
TO adjournment Of the court.
In game OF basel ball played yester-
day between the Baltimore and Atlantic
club, the former made 80 and the latter
runs.
The counsel for George Washington
Brown have filed bonds in preparation of
appealing from the decision in the Jumel
will case to the L. $ supreme court.
RELIGIOUS.
The National Catholic Total Abstain.
ahce Union in session yesterday, gsveex-
preston to their sympathy with the Holy
Father aud condemned the action Of Ger.
many IN in expulsion Of religious ORDER,
The secretarys report showed the Union
inclusive Of $50 societies, with membe,.
ship Of about $4,000.
IRyING.
II is said Irving will prove that Kelly
now in Sing Sing, killed Nathan with An
iron dog, which was found in the Brood.
Ign hayward, and that the ten thousand
dollars which were in Nathan's safe WA,
the sum in Kelly's hands few days after
the murder, and that these bonds were ne.
go,iated, and that Ns,hsn's watch and
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WE have received from the publ lcr
Charles A. Atkinson & Co, % ] yert,
street, New York, the September unbe
Of The Globe, new monthly pc oiics
to be devoted exclusively to music, tn
drama, literature and art. II we ma,
judge by the number before u., the 'Gl"h.
is we'll worth the price Of subscription
Beside the reading matter which j. COM
pendulum OF information upon mus BIZ. aua
ar. matters and people, it contai three
beautiful songs aud ono instrp neuta.
piece, and an exquisite portrait my
Davenport, drsvn and printed rly
for the Globe.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
WILL Issue no MORE.


CISCISSATI, October lo.-The Cincin-
natl clearing house association, at meet
ing yesterday afternoon decided 10 issue
no moro additional clearing house certia.
Gates, and also retired the fifty thousand
dollars already issued, thus reducing the
aggregate to tour hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. They also appointed a COM
mittee to devise plan for settlement be.
tween the banks while the process of re-
firing the certificates shall be proceeding,
and instructing president Cook to corre-
spond with the clearing houses in New
York and the cities in the Westand South
relative to the mode and time of the cur
rency resumption.
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad di.
rectors met here yesterday The auditor
reported 81 200 900 as the net earnings
last year, being nineteen per cent. more
than the year before.
oRGArIZED,
The New Orleans steambo captains
organized yesterday for the season, with
nine boats, and three boats will leave
weekly. Three men are to govern the
line, and a wharfboat company will trans
act its business. Each boat puts up one
dollars forfeit.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NURSES SENT TO MEMPHIS.

NURSES SENT To MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS, October lO.-Of the
sirty-three nurses and physicians sent to
Shreveport by the Howard association,
not one has taken the fever. Fifty-six
nurses have been sent to Memphis, and
the following was received yesterday;
MEMPHIS, October Q.
To W. 5 Pike, president Howard asso-
citation:
Send US Is female nurses in addition to
those previously ordered. Tho fever is
increasing, and several of eur first citizens
have died
lSigned A, ID. LASGnsTAfF, Prest
Mr.. Pike states that the nurses will be
sent to-day.
in the hold Of the steamship Western
Metropolis is now burning. The fire en-
gines are filling her with water. Extent
Of the damage unknown.
Very Rev. II q md of the society of the
navy and priest of the St. Marys JEFF
ferson college, parish of st. james, died
there yesterday, after An illness of only
three days. He was one of tho most dis
tinguished priests of this arch diocese
aud was in the prime of life.
Rev. Father Leozonel died Of the lever
At Shreveport this forenoon. He WAS the
secretary Of tho bishop of Natchitoches,
and is the fifth priest of that diocese who
has been s,ruch by the scourge, having
left Nstchitoches four days ago to assist
the Sufferers Of Shreveport
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NJ ARSHAL BAZAIN

The military rial Of Marshal zaino,
now in progress at Versailles, oqusl
in interest anything that has ever taken
place on that historic ground. Bszaine,
accommodated Of the a. ny e the
Rhine 10 accused,
First-Of having capituls,ed wiz a, enc.
my, and surrendered the fortrcs, Metz.
OF which he had the superior com ulnd.
without having exhausted all the moons OF
defence,
second-of having. az the head OF G ar
ny before ,signed a captuatl1u pea
ield, the result 81 which vas to c hi
ronps TO lay down their arms; an no
1iylug. before treating verbally Iut by
"r'tng done everything which he was oun,
40 by duty and honOr-onences provided
Or and punished bv articles 2gJ aud 2lV o.
he Code OF Military Justice.
Three hundred and forty.two wituesso.
isvo been called to appear on the trial,
wo hundred and seven,y-,wo for the
persecution and seventy for the defence
Among those for the prosecution the
laues Of nine women appear, and those o
UGH celebrated men as Msrshsls Csnrob
rts and LeBeuf, and Generals Changar
,ier, Frossard, Palikso from the military
nd among the civilians, Jules Favre
dun. Gambetts, etc. The Due d'Aumsle
'president Of the court, and isassisled By
judges. The full repor, for the pros
cution covers eight hundred and thirty
ages and were three DAYS oc.
s.pied in the reading Of IL. Tn,
tpistion Of tho offences with which Mar
iAl Bazsins is charged lie military degra
alton ano death. The result Of bis ,ria
is impossible to predict.
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MARK EFT REPORT.
PROV lSiONS.


Ne" loHki 'clooor io.-riour quiet
and steady.
vin,ar q cool CO. annie, Ell saoai Ga
Corn oiiet and steady a, 53GD55c
0.,s ou;o, And Am a, SsG,,S0c
Mos. nork nominal at ,l6 75Cnl7 90
Lard auie, NJ SIC
Whisky duh And easier n, Sec.
'hICNHo' oePtetnDcr VI iour uu''i
somn cno'ce ,pfihR efr" t'@o.
" neat uu'' ~ W oc'oue'i u W. No-
vember. no..
Corn d"'' ''c oc'ooofi 'osc No'e"-
Der: ,,,
vamber. 32c bid cash,
Whiskey lower. 92c. o.. So.
CfsCiSSATI, October l0-Flour steady
At s76,I 10.
Wheat steady a. 81 1901 10
Corn qule. At I2c.
Oats fair.
n,,, o.,1 IN pi.
a.. Wv a. 9t,.s az. fam.
80 no
80, a,oo.
~. All =, &c.,
~ All, =, sII21
Hay duLl but hfin PRIME s-"a
cho'c" SIN-.'o.
ro'H s''e"S"' anu 'o'
ST. Lotus, October l0-FlJur I'M
changed.
Vines; easier No. 3 fall 81 32aGyl 30
do 81 IS.
Corn firm at 4i!@45!c warehouse.
Oats quiet at 3ec elevator.
Rye que, at 66@GGc.
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WILKIE Collins, as well-known a.
an author, and as widely read in this
country as in bis own, is now on v, tito
the United States and q few nights ag,
was the guest of honor at a banquet ten.
dered by the Lotus club of Now irfk
city. The Lotus is a club compo,' / OF
the wealthy literssi Of Gotham, in
their entertainments Of distingt shed
authors spare neither psins nor e, Jen-e.
Wilkie Collins made the occasion ne to
pay q high compliment TO A ericsn
kindness and hospitality and was happy
in his speech rs in his books.
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FROM CLEVELAND.
BARNEY CURTEs.

CLEVELAND, October l0.-Tbe wife Of
Barney Curten was discovered in saloon
belong ng to her husband, No. l3s Seneca
street, this afternoon, cat and bruised.
She states that last night her husband
came home drunk and beat and knocked
her about until she was insensiblo. Her
recovery is very doubtful. Curten was
found in bed with terrible attack Of de-
lerium trcmens.
DEDICATED.
The Odd Fellsws new hall, corner Pearl
and Birch streets, was Dedicated to-day
with the usual ceremonies. Tho attend
ance was very p'g".
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Foreign.
To lie CORRECTED.

To lie CORRECTED.
ROME. October l0--An explanatory
note regarding King Victor Emsnuels
recent visit to Berlin, is expected soon,
from the Italian ministry of foreign az.
fairs, to correct the erroneous in,erprets-
ton which have been given to the event.
e REsIGNED.
LONDON, October l0.-Right Hon. Ed
mund Hammond, under secretary Of
state for foreign department, has resigned,
INCREASED.
PARIS, October lo.-The specie in the
Bank Of France increased :, 600, 900 france
during last week.
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MINOR TELEGRANS.

BASE BALL.
BosTos, October l0-Base ball yester-
day, Bostons %; Washingtons 6.
RACES.
PIrrsDURG, October lG.-The races were
well attended. The tro,ting race for a
purse of $3.50 was won by Tom Britton
in straight heats, Time, 1881 237 and
2;3s.
TROOPS RETURNING.
OMAHA, October l0.-Six companies of
the Eighth infantry and four of the
Ninth, returning from the Yellowstone
country, came down the river on the
steamer Josephine yesterday morning.
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FROM S SHREVEPORT.

ptATHs FROM YELLOW FEVER.
ShnEvEroIr, October 10 --Adeline
Wurhn,an, Mary Burk, Mrs. Richard
Fields, Nat Wright, Della Sweotzor, Mrs.
Frank Burk, Hiram Launders, j. w.
Stewart, Rev. Father Leozonel and Dan
Brooks
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, October lo.-Tbe State
Medical association met hero yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of Masons meets here
on VI Jnday, and the medical association
meets on the same dsy.
Another frost yesterday morning, bu.
warmer and pleasant.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

CURRENCY PAYMENT RESUMED.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, October 10 The
banks resumed currency payment yes,er-
day.
1HE COTTON RECEIPTS
are heavy, but money too scarce to move
crops.
FROST
There was light frost throughout this
section last night.
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SU- DR.. Adam smith, IN paper read
fore the London Society Of Arts, recon.
ends the use Of tea in the following case.
fter full meal when the system is op,
essed for tue corpulent and the old
hot climates, and especially for thos,
40, living there, eat freely, or drink milk
slchohol in cases of suspended ANNA
70 for soldiers who, in time of peace,
re too much food in relation to the
ste proceeding in the body for colder
d others marching in hot climates, f.
IN, by promoting evaporation and CO,
: the body. II prevents ia degree II,
scts Of too much food, as Of too gr,
IL.
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FROM BUFFALO.
STEAM CANAL BOATS.

STEAM CANAL BOATS
BUFFALO, October 10 The steam canal
bosts VIM. Newman and Baxter lett to-
day for Syracuse with full loads of grain,
competing FOR the state prize OF one hun
bred thousand dollars. There are several
other boats loading and will follow.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
kILLED.

LoUIsvILLE, October l0.-Whiie work
men were tearing down an old brick build
ing on Market street to-day, q portion of
the wall fell, crushing to death Charles
Smith, laborer, who had gone into the
cellar,
AID.
Contributions for Memphis and Shrovs.
port have been averaging 81, 900 per day,
and the subscription work will be con-
tinued through the week.
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W. The bear Of the Arctic regions ID.
hug like other bears, but bites nj
,onent and he declines to eat his .-
0 until life Is quite extinct Like !.
plays with his victim. Among o,
iuimsuI Of Greenland he plays str e,
INKS, often creeping upon the / lter
lie busy Asscing . seal, and is ping
3 on the shoulder with his powerf paw
|sn II 10 tho unfortunate mans cue 4,
Ign dead" 90 that when Brownie j.
~ few PAGES TO enjoy the prospect
Intended meal, the gun can be /.
~ before be returns again 10 the 9.
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN FRIDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1873.

ages. they claiming that their exclusion
was in violation Of the civil rights bill.
The defendants was served unveritcd and
WAS rejected on that ground.
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FROM HUNTINGTON. IL.
THROWN FROM A BUGGY,

THROWN FROM BUGGY.
HUNTINGTON, Long Island, October TO-
Mrs Marian Kirkland, formerly CORE
spondent of'the Chicago Tribune, was
seriously injured yesterday morning by
being thrown from her carriage.
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Omc.a, Paper Of the City and Count,
Reading, matter on every page.

GOLD closed in New York to-day at
noon at 1855.
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RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall or the RIVERS
or - hours ending 3p.m., October 10. 1873
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surface OF water below bench mark.
EDWIN GARLAND,
Observer Sig. ser. u. 5. A.
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AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAG
GAZE.
Will be sold at auction at the Central
house on sixth street, Cairo. Illinois. on the
LIST day Of November. at 10 o'clock am. q
large quantity of unclaimed baggage TO sat.
isfy charges thereon.
$40 n MRS. +. y. GAFFNEY.