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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11
RANDEsT sCHEiE EVER KNOWN
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FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
For the benefit OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 Cash Gifts 81 10000
Every Fifth Ticket Draws Gift.

s. 10000 FOR s. so.
The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
special act of the Legislature for the benefit Of
the Public Library OF Kentucky, will take place
in Public Library Hall, at Louisville, KY
Wednesday, December 3, 1878.
Only 81 ty thousand tickets will be sold and
one.half OF these are intended for the European
market, thus leaving only $4,000 for sale IN the
United States, where 100 600 were disposed Of
for the Third Concert. The tickets are divided
into ten coupons or parts and have on their back
the Scheme with full explanation Of the mode
of drawing.
At this Concert which will be me grandSN
musical display ever witnessed 10 THE country,
the unpreeedentedsum of m.
$1, 100000,
divided into 900 cash gifts, will be distributed
BY lot among the ticket holders The numbers
OF the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by
blind children and the gifts from another.
IJgr nF GIETSs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11
SYNDICATE.

We notice two very nice stones at the
graves of Joseph Snow and wife (from
the shop Of the well known "Eaton mar.
bic works'), placed there by their son, j.
W. Snow. They are neat, pretty marks,
fit representatives Of the dear ones gone
before. The graves have been graded
up, and the lot is now one of the incest
in the yard. Much credit is due Mr.. J..
w. Snow for this last kindness. May it
prove lesson to others. Remember the
loved ones. .s....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11

A NEW LIGHT.
CHEAP, SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL.
GRAY's GENT OIL. ..
Positively Non-Explosive, Free From
Smoke or Stain, and all I'M
pleasant doors whilst
burning
Tho adyAntages over coal Or Carbon oil Of every
kind arc a. f0ilgNs
J. 1t gives a s0it, pure light that fof intensity
rivals ell other iliuminAtufskuoNu.
THIS light RiYes a stediuf dame than Ga
aud s far more brilliant
81 The slek docs not iucIust ~ whau used
With Kerosene OIL Que slck VIII lant q year
The oil does not SiAin elk, Wooleu, linen "a
wood.
4 1t can be cold Tor tho Am price a. good
kerosene oil, and ean bs burned 10 any LAmf
WITH
GBAYs BEAUTIFUL SILVER CAPPED
LAMP NERs
Thds adapting i'self 70 Hsm "a a.e.
F0K ALEpY
NJ. HARRINGTON,
solf AgstA fgr Msaesestr. Tor
GRAY's oKsn on ANpGRAF'eri liver CAPPED
LAMP k hAkH
Abd v tirrs iH
Provisions. Uruetflet
Tta. q o. sEd Fpsats fit.ts,
kats hlsd G5nfettianafy - ~ rsAs. Alec
Iust received . Hss - = se.I Fa4t3es .lt4ua
ing TIE Late hesf D atS G3adrgh lar
d Hose sud seFafEi athef tindr,
both 10 seo sad t4lie
nee 81
81. HARRISGTON's,
+ Opposite ths Kaaaag AlB
! soft Factory Point, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11
Use Renne's Pa,n-KiIl,ng Magic OF

Use Renne's PaIn-KIliing Magic OIL.
IN Works ike Chdrra."
READER
Kennels Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renno's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures 1oethache
Kennels Pan-Kllling Magic OH cures Neuralgia
Rennes Pan-Killing Magic OIL cures Cholera Morbns
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic OH cures Rheumatism
RenDe's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Laneness
Reunes Pain Killing Magic OH cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem to be proud OF telling how
ELAINE their shoulders areh-of "my crick in the
bach" or, 81 have got the sciatica"-and de-
light in Dragging that "nothing can cure me ~
but when we get such awful folks" TO use Rem
MES PAIs-KiLLIEa MAGIC On, faithfully we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind OF
"brag out Of them + aud they frankly own up,
and say ut works like charm |"
HS-Sold by Druggists, Merchants aud Grocers.
Call for kenne's Magic Oil where you usually
trade.
1t is put up in three sizes, called Trial Size D
MEDIUM Size" and Large Family Size bottles
VIM. HENNE & sons,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
pittsfeld, Mass,
Sold by Wait Hard, Manchester, and by V.
Grover, Factory Point. Geow1y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11

Mr. II II Fafnsaorth has sold out
Dis tools sud stock 10 trade as mana.
feeluFgf % tn-wato asa dealer Id stoves
glassware, and alec Ia peldlcrs goods
generally, 20 $ Vi Waraer y saKton
Is1eF, NA1 win continue TIE business st
tAls plaoe under the immediate charge Of
Be- soa, Mr Clark Warner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11

a. T. Byari will commence repairs
on bis house in this villa soon.
--Boarders Al the Bromley House win
leave this week,
Mrs Alfred Williams had her leg
broken la.t Tuesday The fracture Is
above TIE knee. She Is doing a. well a.
cDuld be expected
Another sad accident occurred IN
ibis place las, Sabbath afternoon Oae
a. car ieacons sat reading Ia The verAu-
dab, Ia close proximity 90 The floral nook
sud, pn raising quickly from bis chair,
bis bead came in contact with hanging
pol, causing . severe fracture of-n1t
tHg good deacou's bead, ba, The luekle
pot, which Was seriously II not fatally
injured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11
Local Intelligence.

TuesDAY snr &c. 1878
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11

AN impromptu chop" was given in
the ball room AZ the City Hotel, on Sat
urday evening, in honor OF Miss Beecher
and Miss Rose, who were about to leave
for their home IN Hartford, Conn.
--Inasmuch as the number present at
the entertainment which the Gazette
I (uniniiiated) scribber speaks OF as being
/ held at bis house and grove, last summer,
know that what he states about "his pay"
IS false, as DO al Of our towusmen, we
shall not, nor is il necessary to, pay at
tcntion enough 10 his gossip" to deal
further with the matter We arc only
Visiting, Gust for SPORT" TO hear him
speak again, when II he does "a brown
black cat vii positively be making tracks
ia the meal"
Sexual Science; intending Manhood,
Womsnh0od, and their mutual inier-re.
lAliousi Love, 10 laws, power. etc, b.
Prof o s. Fowler, j. a book that every
person 10 the land Of mature years should
possess The National Publishing Co,
Philadelphia, Pa, viii send you full par
uoulArs. with terms 10 agents free oi
charge Write lhen
-Treuor r. Harbour, E.q Il now rou.
daetlng . big coAliug business, aud u De.
sloas Of ob,ainiHg one hundred vi cod
cattas Letters addressed 70 lhe Ben
nlugioH + O. will reach hlm.
WA q. Gouid, Esg. Of Bennington,
Is doing wonders 81 drawing big load.
u lumber ont IRON Gleason's steam milf
lie Is manager Of that par. Of the basi
ness, ard knows Just how 10 do that
same
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
The LeGIsIatuEe. L

Oar law makers have been industriously Al
work al Dover ever since the session OF the lagls
lation commenced and vet the work accomplish
ed seems very light. The bills that have been
passed have mostly been of light and trihing char
acter, principally for divorces. 1t is hoPed tha'
sufficient time has been allowed FOR the consider
alton OF more weighty questions. IL there is TO
be any change made in the tax laws and the right
of representation ii is quite time these matters
were being discussed and settled upon. The tax
upon travel should certainly be repealed. 1t op-
crates very hardly open persons who wish TO pass
from ono part Of the State TO another Every
such visit is made TO cost the party making ii 70
cents. The ten cents is put on for going and re-
turning whether il be from Dover 10 Camden
three milcs-Or from Wilmington 10 Newport
There Is no tax collected from parties going out
side of the State and therefore the lax applies TO
our own citizens only. We hope it will be wiped
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
rha AInhnmn claims.

The question of the division and distribution oi
TIE money to be paid by Great Britain for the
loss of the vessels and other property taken by
the Confederate Steamer Alabama, was before the
L. S. Senate on Monday. Messrs. FrelinghuySen
Stewart, aud Corbitt, made speeches in favor
of striking out of the bil the provision for re-
funding losses to insurance companies. They
argued that these companies had no claims what
.sar NJ Ravard replied and said THAT he
Eould 90 40 far Is to insist that the stockholders
oS ,nauranea companies shonld have an equal
standinV before the law with all other citizens.
MANY Of the stockholders OF these corporations
were of that class which Away enahenges our
sympsthv widows and orphSns. Ihey were no
more responsible for the war than any other class
Of citizens II the insurance rates were laWiolly
higher their profits were just as leglttmaS AS tne
profits OF the merchants who made extra na1Ahd-
QUA ventures during the war. Many smpplng
6rns az the United States carry so large
trade that they insure themselves. Would De
right to saw 70 one Of this class OF lnsurlng
meIchants when he presented has claim tot = YES
sci destfBVed by one Of the Confederate crulsers'
would ii be rght 20 say TO him. on LaAuo
other ventures which were profitable you sold
your goods at an immense advance, Which was
paid Sy the people; now before you get anything
for the vessel winch you did lose you must IehueL
al account Of your profits from the hIty OF more
VOYAGES which were successful" This WOuio Oe
APPLYING the same principle exactly as is now
sought to be applied to the insurance com
panies." - 49,, ,Lo
The motion OF Mr.. Sherman to strike IRON the
twelfth section the clause discriminating aRAAnst
INSURANCE. companies was lost-Yeas, IL nays,Z5
Mr.. Bayard then moved an amendment that 10
hearing the claims Of insurance companies eneI
loss shall be considered separately, and TIE pre-
MUM reesived On thst particular loss shall only
be deducted--Yeas, Is; Nays, %.
Several other amendments were offered ana re-
lected and the bill was then passSd-Heas, 80 !;
nays, 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established lisa.
Is the largest and most HourishinE weekly In the
State and has a larger eircul than any otner
on the Peninsular, Published every rrloay mVEn-
ing at 81 q year in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
RA.oovornor oearg.

PARTICULARS OF Hrs SUDDEN DECEAsE
The Harrisburg Stats Journal, of Tuesday
| gives the following additional details OF the
death Of Ex-Governor Geary:-
Upon coming down to breakfast on Satur-
day morning, he babe ''gOOd morning TO the
various members of the family, and said to his
motheT-ln-law, Mrs Church, that he felt re,
freshed after good nights rest lie expires
sed 70 Mrs. Geary q desire to attend the tuner
al Of his friend, Judge Woods, at Lewisto%n,
on Saturday afternoon, against when MIS-.
Geary demonstrated, saying he had better re-
main at home and rest, He took seat at the
breakfast table. beside his little soli, ana asked
the child whether il would ''allOwpap to help
it to some breakfast" While bending over
towards the little fellow, his head was obser-
we'd TO lean on one side, and Mrs. Geary's at
tention was called to this fact by her daugh-
ter. She enquired Of her husband:-"What
is the matter, my dear" and observing death
like pallOr on his face, she sprang to her feet
Church, his mother-in-law, procured some
water and dashed it in his face. supposlng
that the Governor had tainted. He gave put
one or two gasps and the vital spark had ned.
DR.. II. l.. Orth, residing next door, was I'M
mediately called in, and several other phySlcl-
ans arrived, but the spirit had taken its flight
The news spread rapidly, and the sudden
death of the Ex-Governor was the theme OF
and elected expressions of re-
gret in all parts OF the eitythe remainder OF the
day.
The flag was run out at half-mast from the
dome of the capitol, streamer of black mate
rial fiOated from the Flagstaff, and fifteen
minute guns we're fired at noon from Capitol
hill in respect to the memory of the late Gov
ernor. The flag upon the State Arsenal was
also placed at half-mast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12


TNnE AEORINAx SEASON.
L, BRTNGHURsT & CO.
Have fuo assortment ofaseTal and lsnoN art'el es
suitable TOR Holiday Presents. comprising
Elegant Cologne Sets.
Fancy Thermometer.
Toilet Sets.
Fine Hair BrushOs.l .tt
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles.
Vases,
Puff Boxes apd Pu6s,
Toilet Mirrors,
Sachots;
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods, Fine Perfumery. of French.
English and American manu- facture. with many
other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices. Il, BRIN0HURST i Co,
Apothecaries.
corner 9th and Market sts.. Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
snnin Republic.

The news which comes from Spain Is The most
important that has been received from that
country for many years, and will be hailed with
pleasure by the great mass of the American peo-
pie. 1t is hoped now the Cubans may be allowed
to purchase their independence. They have
earned it already by their devotion TO their cause
and by the sacrifice of blood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
The Vice President of the UnIteS
States.

Was again summoned before the Credit Mo0i-
her Committee of Investigation yesterday Th's
time he appeAerd with couasel. No testimony was
elected tending to relieve Mr. Colfax from the
mortifyinR position in which lac has placed him
self. and the stigma of bribs-taker isnd pepurer
stii attached TO his name. This is truly mortify-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
Cheateg Notes.

At one o'clOSk, to-day, vessel was launched
from the shIpyArd Of d, CorsOn, South Ward
The dImeuglons are as follows LenRhth loo
fset bFoadth OF beam, 23 ieet depth OF hold feet
ma 80 tons harden. The vessel is owned prlncl-
paSlT by parties In Chester and Bridgeport, n. };
he engines were built by John Roach q Co, OF
Chester.
fbrSter. and Captain Of the slOOp Samuel L. Cas-
os-soN ZEN overheard al Reed street wharf, Phua-
dslnhia. and was drowned. The body was recoV-
cred shortly Afterwards.
Mrs.. Atkinson, while walking on INC stIeeS OF
SSb@atey On sunday afternoon, fell dead, nom
800 dl.csSs. She was In good health when she
IA her home
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

We are indebted to Senator BATARD for copy
of the Report oflhe Commissioner of Agriculture
for 1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

AEoFnHR RhIIaOAD MoEEGA GAGE. - ! esSer- slsss
A., 4 escstrsaae was entered IN cnr Recorder {
SSf.@f - ~ - afs sun By the East Brandy Wtne
q rrSvna Railroad Company ID favor q
Ha.1xxa sniff, 0f PhiladelphlAy 10. the S1m
- aS0a 80. The instrument 6 large one:
-.,vegiSsa - thlEteen paGes 81 large siLea
~. ssSr orr Ger is doing heavy s.blz
- = - ,,~e~ "A Attending to the wants Of our
s,nS,SronS ~ - rsIlIoad companies Local News
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
NEW GHEOCEEkY STORE
n. w. Cor. Fourth and Market Sc,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
E7N The undersigned respectfully An-E8h
H4enounces 70 his old friends and thek5EA89
N7Sn npublic generally that he has cOmpiet-
9 cd his new store, and hasopeued with stock
Of fine new and fresh 49,
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLAssEs.
lowering gcrushed, granulated and pulvariHed Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars.
Syrup, and all kinds Of MOlasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, LaguiTA, MATiealbO,
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuckWheat, all knde Ofpure Spices, SaE0' 'nee,
all kinds Of Canned Fruits frenoh. and EnGliah
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles, Jsl
lies Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, VermAceli. Macaroni, Washing Soap In
great variety, Toilet Soap, Sv Gloss Starch Cur
rants, Raisins, Citron, Atmore Mines Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Oranberraas, BroomsS Painted
Buckets Brushes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallou
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and eTamine my stock.
B-1y JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

THR DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served By
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
csuts week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
a. ia ADVANCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

SEWING MAcHIxEs.-The Boston Globe gives
Tome interesting statistics of the sewing machine
trade Ii says: II is estimated that the profits fol
the last tan years on the sewing machines manu-
factursd in this country amount to 100000, ,000
and the estimated profits in 1871, S2O,OOO,oOO In
1872 at least seven hundred thousand machines
were made, and allowing that two hundred thou
sand Of them were exported, the several com
uaniss must have received at least S25.OOOOOO for
the Eve hundred thousand, S5,OOO,OOO covering
the cost Of manufacturing and patent fees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

RAmOAD AccrDENT.-The Importance Of con-
slant attention 20 duty Is strongly shown In the
recent accident on the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, at Embreyille A rock had rolled upon
the track in a deep cut and the locomotive and
tender were injured and the train detained some
hours. Ii is the duty Of man TO pass over this
portion of the road ten minutes prior to the pas
sage Of each train, but on this day he neglected
his duty and the accident was the result.
The New York herald., 1873-05-22

r s. wEINBERGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i. sale OF General Merchandise, this day Ohursday
May at oh O'Clock, at l5s Bowery-3 fne rosewood
robe, Suit Furniture, pieces, in Refrgeraors
Sofas, Lounges, Tables Chairs Carpet, Oilcloth Mat
Clocks 1 yaI Paintings Engravngs And Pictures; large
large assortment Of Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dry Goods
Fancy Goods silks Muslins Fable Covers, Bed Spreads
Chandeers and Brackets 20 chests Of oeong Tea Sew
10 mention. Also, at O'Clock, Wines Liquors Cham
pagnes and Cigars also Counters and 6iron Safes diff
ierent sizes. Sale at lUls O'Clock sharp.
The New York herald., 1873-05-22

]. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
Important
Trustees sale OF
Eastern Boulevard Lots
Valuable Water Fronts
Percmptory salo
of
100 Lots
on seventyn nrst sevcnty-second eastern Boulevar),
seventy-third and seventy-fourth streets.
and avenue A, Eastern Boulevard
and avenue Water Fronts.
The undersigned, trustees for the present owners,
will sell at auction,
TO-DAY THURsDAY), MAY %,
at II o'clock at the Exchange salesroom Broadway
by A j. BLEEcKER, SON co. Auctoneers, 100 Lots,
located on the above Boulevard streets and avenues
with water fronts The sale will be absolute without
any reserve whatever.
ADOLF ADOLF GE9iSaEk' GESEshsk 'r' Trustees
These lots are on or in immediate proximity to the
Eastern Boulevard which, according to act of Legisa-
ture, runs through avenue from Firy-seventh to
Elghysxth street. thence Harlem River and through
seventysecond street from TO Central Park and
are in vicinity the Long Island City
Bridge which viii connect New York with Long Island
City, and within few minutes of the Harlem steam
boat landing bringing them within twenty minutes
Fulton ferry.
They are situated high ground afording an exten.
sive view over the East and Harlem rivers Long Island
Sound, Hell Gate and surrounding scenery.
The removing Of the He'll Gate distractions is to
be completed by July 4 this year, which will un-
doubtedy the value this property very
rally.
Sixty per cent may remain on bond and MORTGAGE.
Maps and particulars at the Office Of the auctionecrs,
" Cedar street. or at the office of ADOLF LEvINGER,
261 Broadway.
A T THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
N s6 West Fifteenth street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
magnificent Household FURNITURE Pianoforte &c.,
THIS DAY Ghursdayl, at lok O'Clock,
the propcrty CIV r. Livingston.
scrption style Louis XIV; rosewood Eiageres, Mar
queere Cabinets Tables Jardeneres Canterbury, En-
vet medallion carpets Mirrors Paintings by eminent
artists bronze Satuary, Clocks, Vases, Ornaments mag
nihcent rosewood Panofore, celebrated maker STOOL
Wardrobe ssing Cases Bureaus Toilet sets BufIets
Extension TaDc. chisiware, glassware, Cutlery. Take
AuGvsIL MARTISEs. Apsuepesr. .
The New York herald., 1873-05-22
A over $4,000 worth

N over S2JOOU worth
magnificent House hold Furniture, &c.,
at pubic auction, THIS DAY Thursday), May %,
commencing ut l0ts O'Clock.
At the story private mansion l20 West Twenty third
street: between SIKH si Ia and Seventh avenues
eirhi mGtbs maeninceSt Drawing Room Suits Covered
in crimson san and french brocatc Pier Mirrors Cen
trc Tables Lace Curtains bookcase rosewood Eta
ceres Turkish Easy Chairs Lounees velvet and BRUSSELS
Carpets rich Bronzes hne Oil Paintings &C. BEDROOM
Suits In solid and black walnut sngc and double
Bedseads Bureaus wardrobcs Tables, Washstands Com
modes adys Dressing Case, superior curlcd hair Mat
tresscs spring Beds Sheets Quilts Blankets &c Dining
RoomBack walnut Buffet Extension Table, Chairs, sil-
niture Tables Chairs Iccbox 0ilcoths Catalogue con-
tains over 800 lots Sale positive, in lots NJ B--Goods
p''As0 "'' eA'p'e LUXE EIyTGERAI.p. AuSpopaer.
The New York herald., 1873-05-22

RT AT AUCTION.
IA Large and important sale of three hundred and
fifty high class modern Paintings to be positively sold
without limit consisting of the entire stock of
well known dealer and connoisseur, who is about
make Europe his permanent residence. The collection
embraces many fine specimens of the English, French,
Belgian, Italian and American schools
The following well known artists represented -
Boughton, r. GignOux. Englehardt,
Blerstadt Redmond Fay, julius Erbe,
Church, v. Nehg. II. T.. Rolfe
W. Hart Accard, Il. Boddngton,
g. Coleman, Carolus W. Boddngton,
j. F. Kcnsctt Backaowcz, f. Whitney, X. A.
Jarvis, Kurvasscg, @. +. Williams,
r. Doughty, L. Caille Sidney Percy,
H. Innan, v. Dc Vos, G. ID. Caow,
s. j. Guy, Billow, G. Larcn.
w. L. Sonntag, A.van Wyngaerdt W. Slayer,
II. Peters Gray, X. Van Elten, @. Armfeld,
M. j. Heade, j. Krighof, W. q. Doust,
4. L. Henry. Lau FAINT De Mentz Granville Perkins,
A. Van Becst, De Shaher,, G. II. Chaplin
Henry Bacon, s. JosQuin ]. Faulkner
j. X. Brevoort q. Longhie,
To be sold Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, May q,
~ and g. at the Art Gallery GO Liberty street
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1873-05-22

ID LOAN OFFICE SALE. THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR,
J. Auctioneer, will SELL ut 80 New Bowery, at IL
o'clock 500 lots gold and silver Watches god ana AHA ala
Glasses Silverware uuns, Pistols, instruments, Silks
Laccs mems and womcns fine Clothing BY order oi the
executors OIL Qseph A. jHckaop. $40 brnaAWAis