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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
AAleAMaA RslIilAn,

The EA1HRR or An OUTRAGED GIRL sIdNs
PETITION FOR THE REePTTE or THE WRETeh
WHO COMMITTED TIE OUTRAGE.
The SuSssr Journal, Of Friday, contains the
following, In Its account Of the execution Of
Joe Burton, at Georgetown:
70 HSs ErcOllsRcy, JA1rEs PoNDER;. AIN
i. GOpSrAOr Of ne State of Deldear: :
DEAR SIR II, John c. Lank, the father Of
the young girl, Hannah N. Lank, upon Whcm
the alleged rape was said to have been COM
lnittod by Joseph Burton, now under sentence
Of death for said alleged crime, considering
the great haste in which the case was tried
nud that doubt will naturally arise In all
human testimony and being anxious to lean
to the side Of mercy, do hereby respectfully
ask your Excellency TO postpone and respite
the execution Of the sai1 Joseph Burton, tC
some future day rs may seem meet and prOpel
TO your Excellency In order that time may be
afforded TO the said Joseph Burton and hi
| friends to clear up the doubt and Inistery i
any such exist. And your petitioner will eve
pray. JOHN Z. LANK.
Witness' A. d. Davis, c. s Layton, jun
18th, 1873,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

FAsTIDIoUs BEGGAR.-On Saturday amer.
noon, Robert Bowling, a drunken and somewhat
eccentric individual, well known about town
entered the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Gould, on
West Street, above Sixth, and asked the hired
girl Miss Joanna Riley, for something TO eat. She
gave him some bread and butter, at which he
him some meat. He then asked her for some
milk, and on her refusal, launched another VolleS
OF Oaihs and inveetives at her. An Ofiicer wa,
sent for when Robert concluded il was policy fol
him 10 Leave. Miss Riley followed him out, wheE
lie picked up a pot lid, and threw al her i
struck her on the back Of the head fertunatt
place, y her chignon prevented her from sustain
ing any serious Injury. The impudent vagabonC
was arrested, tried before Mayor Simms, aud helC
70 tailf in the sum Of $500, TO answer the eharg,
al CoHFt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.-Chas. Stephen
son, COL, very disOrderly character, who resi-
ded In the Tenth Ward, has for some time
past, been making threats OF what he should
do, In case of his arrest 70: his lawless actions.
Last Saturday night, ,officer Writ arrested him,
for dIsOrderly conduct, when he drew a razor,
and attempted TO carry his threats into exeeu-
ton, The on1cer, however, promptly disarm-
ed him, and fortunately received Onlya slight
scratch on the hand by the operation. Charles
can furnish 81 900 bal, he can retain his libeT
ty until Court assemblies, otherwise he vii
have to 20 to Jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

SHORT OF WATER.-The residents of the
northwestern section Of the city were short of
water, for awhile on Saturday night and Sun
day morning, owing to the breaking Of the
stop cock In the connection of mains, at Tenth
and Jefferson streets. Chief Engineer Gala
CHER promptly set force Of men to work, re-
moving the old stop cock, which was worn
and rusty, and placing a new one in.
This morning the accident was entirely re-
paired. The water In the Market street ieser-
VOirs was rather low on Thursday and Friday
owing 70 the breaking Of the water-wheel In the
city mll. The bTsakage was promptly repaired
and the reservoirs are nowt full 10 overhowing
Notwithstanding the recent protracted drought il
this neighborhoOd, the water in the Brandywin,
has not been unusually low.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

Adnliral TMoMAs CLYDE thN largest Ahip-
owner IL lhe United States, hal added 70 kis
numerous stock a vessels, ly ruFchaGnR The
hne steamer Saes which he will soon place
on some Of the Sonthern routes a. an0ppoaili0A
boat. She Wal owned By M. HaFlin, Of VIII
mingtou, and vas one Of the b1lt crahts ever
built At the establishment With which be : con.
nseted.-DEL. Co REPUHEaoAN.
The DeIaWsfs Bay ubounds ID all kinds q
Rsh. Tront and blaek.6sh are ctnshs b. thoa.
ssnda, and The Spanish maekeFsl, the hnsa Rsa
thai SWims. hes found iis vay far inulde ~
moulh of the capes. Afths BSslkWalsr fshing
from The aloos Pile bMId 70 - d1cslleut spoEs.
Which macy pamcna pFO daily GlIoying.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
a GREAT HORROR DONE AWAY WITH

House cleaning ls a great horror to nine mau
out Of every ten. When that tuna comes the
"men FOLKS" as . rule, give the domestic hearth Z
aWids berth" Oceans Of suds- the product Oi
tons Of soap-iairiy hoOd every part Of the house
Ths WomeR from the mistress dOun, labor e thsy
nsver worked before, and What with the disoom.
fort, the smell OF sudS and dAmpnes, and moi
untrtqnently sickness the product Of colds and
overWork matters ans generally dlsagrseable
The Simpls uss Of Sapolia instead Of soap doe
away with AL this discomfort. II lightsns tht
labor hundred per cent. b cause Il removes dlFt
grease, stains and spots with hsrdly any labor
with bat little water, and IN one tsnth the usua
time. 29eod&e0w.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

ACCIDENT. On Saturday night, as the mid
night freight train was crossing the bridge over
the ChnstIanA, On the delaware Railroad, near
the Junction, the connecting pole between two
lumber cars broke and one end of it iell - the
track. TIE train was going at a rather slow rate
of speed but still with sufficient force TO do con
siderable damAse. The broken connecting pol'
caught in the cross ties, and tore them and trAcl
entirely up for a distance Of about seventy feet
Two Eat cars, loaded with heavy timber, vert
precipiiated into the river and Immediately sank
force Of Workmen was sent out 10 the bridge
early Sunday morning, and repaired the damage
in time TO allow trains 10 run as usual. The car
Bnd ship timber were also recovered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
Police Anairs.
pKFoRE MAYOR SINKS.

Robert Bowling, for assault and battery on JO.
anna Riley, was held to bail, in the sum Of $500
for appearance at COur.
ChaS. Stephenson, col for sssaultlng onieeI
Writ with razor, was held for Court, In the sun
of $1,000 bail.
Henry Hull, col, for disorderly conduct, wa
fined 81 aud costs.
James Brown, Cornelius Lyons, Jonn Meredith
Robert Tyler silas White, Patrick Haughsy, Ru
lus Reynolds, John Leach, Mike Wslch, Alfred
Miller, aud William TaylO., were each fined dftI
cents and costs, for drunkenness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

RELIGIOUS The Missionary meeting at st.
Andrews Church, last evening, was q decided sue
cess. Bishop AureT, German gentleman, pos
sesses the happy faculty OF presenting lie pic-
ture to his audience. Africa and Mission work
we're never more vlvidly and trutAfully described
And the audience was well repaid for the houf
spent IN attentive listening.
The opening sermon preached before the An
nual Convention OF the Episcopal Church, wal
be repeated by request in Trinity Chapel, On Sun
day morning, June 29th, by the Rev. Chas. s
Spencer, rector Of lmmanuel Church, New Cas-
| tte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

CLosKD.--The old firm of James E Price & Co.
have clesed their business at the BrandyWine Mills
and propose TO settle up the affairs Of the trm at
once through Geo. H. Bates, their attorney. The
real estate OF Mr.. James L. Prce Is advertised
elsewhere for tale, and comprises two valuable
mill properties, with controlling interest ln the
Brandywlne water power on the city side.
The property will doubtless be sold low, and it
might be e stroke OF economy on the part OF our
''City Fatners" 10 purchase these mills, and thus
obtain a controlling Interest Of the water power
on this side Of the Brandywine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

The property known "Noolston Hail."
short distance below Claymont, has been pur-
chased by McComb & Gregg, who intend laying
II out IN building lots, which they design present.
ing to persons who viii erect houses, ana other
wise bcautify the place. The location is a very
handsome one ARd should attract the attention Of
those who desire a neat home.-Del. Co. Rep.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

DRowNED.-MIss Sarah Pennington, living
with her brother, E. b. Pennington, at Howells
Point, Queen 'Annes county, Md, a most es-
timable Christian lady, whose mind has been
diseased for several weeks, escaped from the
watchful care Of her friends, for few mo-
ments. On Friday morning, as soon as her
absence was noticed, she was traced to the
Bay shore down steep bank through the sand
into the water. The alarm was instantly Civ
en-, and before night number had collected to
assist in the search, but without effect. The
body is still missing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

RIDLEY PARK BUILDING ASSOCIATION. This
ASSOCIATION was formally organized, ON Tuesday
evening last, by the election of II. Morris Cope
land as President, John Smith Secretary, and Mr..
Fuller Treasurer Directors H +. KeRney, Mr..
Frazer, h. NJ. Copeland, J. Alien, Jesse w. Noble,
]. Frank Black, II. L. Donaldson, Samuel Bot
tomley and Joseph A. Smiley. Seven hundred
shares were taken, and the association starts with
far prospects Of success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

SwooNKD.-Mrs. Titus, living at No. 3)l, Pop.
lar street, while attending The funeral Of her
nephew, Thomas c. Titus, at the AsbuTy burying
ground, yesterday Afternoon, swOomed at the
grave while the services we,e being conducted.
She was taken into tie parsonage and properly at
tended to. She afterwards attempted to walk to
her home, but was unable and had to be conveyed
thlther In a chair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

DEATH OF John SINK.-Those Of our readers
who have been attendants upon Our County
Courts will regret to learn Of the death OF the
faithful old crier john Sink. For thirty five
years he has called the "Oh yes" that brought
tegSther the Bench, Bar, and Jury, and lis we'll
known voice viii be greatly missed. lie died at
his residence IN New Castle, on Thursday, al tbs
advanced age OF ~. The Cid man was ever faith.
tulln the discharge Of his duty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

Just received one of the largest assOrtments
Of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mys hats are speciality. Cali and
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER, I
Hat Store. tt No 233 Market Stree
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to light
wagon, standing ON French street, below Wa
ter, became frightened at locomotive, this
morning, and started up French street at a
rapid pace. lie was stopped at Fifth street
without any damage being sustained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
PONDS. STOCKS, GOLD, 10.

0aysrnmsnt Securities. Gold. State Bonds. Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bOught and sold on eOmmis-
alons LEGAL Securities q epeeAity. Being repre-
eseafd y Al the prlAe29 eiles q renable CORES,
n tits llO with pros mptnea4 an4 despatch. Persons
van tinG 10 buy 81 sal are tnTlted 20 give us call
thilSdoIphia received daily ~ oar once.
goond InEastmpnt eseaFitlss nesOtiatsd and ioI
Evsry kLaa 0fIs.ltlnals Baaklnr d0I,s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

LARGE SToNE.-A stone estimated to weigh
81 tons, was split of by wedges in the quarry o.
Joseph Flanigen, on the Brandywine, a few
days ago, no powder whatever being used. Il
is tine Brandywine granite, and will be worked
up into stills, steps, lintels, curbs, &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

FoCND DRowNED.-On Monday last, a oolored
man, named Owen Bass, of near Camden, was
tound drowned Al the mouth of Jones Creek
He had been out grabbing in the bay, and is sup
posed to have fallen overheard on has return. His
boat was found near shore. He was about GO years
OF age. and a man of lntemPerate habits.
Coroner Cats held an inquest on the body.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING One
day last week, Mr.. AZariah Cox, OF Crisfeld,
concluded to take q nap on the Railroad wharf
near the oyster platform. After sleeping
sometime he got up In his slsep and walked
overheard and was about going down for the
last time. Mr.. Jones the r. II. watchman
hearing splashing in the water ran to the spot
aud finding the tide very low was unable to
reach Mr.. Cox with his hands, taking the pO-
sitiOn in with glance Mr.. Jones took barrel
hoop and thrust 1t into the water between the
hands Of Mr.. Cox which were above his head
he caught it and clung to it for dear life unit
he was taken to yaWl boat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

STRAwBERRIE.-Tbo strawberry crop OF
this season is over, the shipments will not ex~
coed those Of last year, although the acreage is
double. To judge from the talk Of some OF the
large shippers, thecrOp has been an unproft-
able one, and we think there would be more
money in the business iftherS was not a third az
many raised. Although the Railroad was the
cause of the breakdown Of the New York mar
ket BY not having the trains in at due time. II
the shippers would combine and sue them We
have no doubt that they would recover suci
damages as would make the Railroads more
careful about fulfilling their duties towards
them.-SALIsBuRY PAPER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
ORGA ED Is as.
ORGA NIZED IS AS.
JOHN McLEAR & SON:
Exchanged Deposit Bank
No. 6O9 Marker street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
No. 6O9 BIarkeU street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. suhJeet 20 oneck at sight. (san
a. etA National Bank D solicited. from firms. eorDO
rRtsons and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
CoLLRCTIoNe

QfDiVidends Notes. Iatsfest Drafls. &e. made With
despatch. and accounted for the day payment is re-
eelWea-. - fHa-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

Ella F. Wood, shot in Hudson, N. H., last
week, by Henry Jewett, rejected lover, died
Oh Saturday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
ARAL RafAfE
sAtx, OF EoTs M N. n. oHrrlI a 90.

On Saturday Afternoon, II. n. child s Co, real
estate agents, sold on the premises, tifty.OiFht
"West SIDE huildIug lniegl uHtuaEody on OK,
Brown, Cedar, stroud and Frirnl utesSA and
Railroad NAVonno. T. ". Stidhsm& Son were
the anotioneua Tha saloa wara A inllowa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

The internal revenue receipts for the mODth 70
dais have besn e6,414, ,2O9; for the hscal year 70
date, eli2, 49O,43I.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
CHECKHl

Ga Banks In Philadelphia NeW York, Boston. Bal
timere, Delaware ReanaylVanla and NashingtO
Willbs credited on receipt from onst0meFs at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For interest mado on deposits Of specific sums. for
Axed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
FIVE PER- GENT

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23

SKIzED WITH CHoLERA.-Dr. Julius A. johnson
editor of the Easton (NId,) Journal, who has
been attending the Maryland Editorial excursion,
was seized with cholera, n few days ago, at Louis
vile, KY, during the stay of the Association in
that city. His attack was nnt serious, however,
aud be Is now entirely out of danger
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-23
LooAA IRYELLlaRRoF.

The Board of Education meets this evening.
The present prospect fer rain is decidedly good
Inc Bombay Hook Land improvement Com.
pany meet on Saturday.
Quite an array Of drunks will be found in the
police ToPOrts this morning,
Mr. n. Emerson, Of the Comperclal has re,
@tneo lfom biz tnp with the Maryland editors.
Tbs snadeR Ohangs Of temperature hAs esussd
Hnsa hna alpaca coats 70 be laid aRl6e for awhile
n, keAA 4 VAthsgsns dssersiys sosp. aud sli
Market
The hsmbers Of the last ItelaWarc Legislature
VIII 80 On an excursion to LeWes aud Rehoboth,
ON Wednesday next.
Robl. Pearce fresh cream crackers, fresh roas.
ted coffee OF best kind always ca haRa, pure spi.
Gee, at Crlppen's 4th 4 Market.
Crippen lth & Market is selling some very fine
Tea at 100 per pOund Black, Green and Japan ulsC
Tea 80, 60 and 75cts. per pound
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
PROPOSALS,
i for Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the Cnited
states Court House and Post ONCE, New York city.
UNITED STATES CouRr HOUSE !

IL
states Court House and Post ONCE, New York city.
UNITED STATES CouRr House
AND Posi- OrrIcE, New YORK CRY. ;
OrTiCE or SUPERINTENDENT. Oct 20, 1873.
Superintendent until u NJ OF the 10th day of November
1873 tor furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in
place the wrought and cast iron work of the
windSw S frames archtrayes anishings and sashes
the window frames, architraves and fnshings Of
the external openings of the second third and fourth
stories and the door frames archltraves and nishngs
OF the interior openings of the second third and fourth
Stories all exhibited the drawings described in the
specifications and called tor in the schedule.
Copies OF the drawings specifications and schedule may
All scaolding required by the contractors to put the
work in place Will be furnished by the government free
OF charge. but will be erected by the contractors
Proposals will be made the piece for the yarlous
articles OF wrought and iron work, provided
the schedule.
The work will not be subdivded among different bid.
ders, but will be considered In the aggregate.
The whole OF the work to the first story must be deiv
cred and in position within four months Of
acceptance proposal and the remainder OF the work
rapidly as required BY the superintendent and the
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten per
cent until the final completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, In the
OF twenty-five thousand dollars ($2500, that the
bidder Will accept perform the if awarded
him. the sucency OF the security to be certified by the
United States Judge Clerk of the United States Court
the District Attorney of the district wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids be deemed for the interest of the to
do and any bid that not made the printed form,
to be obtained in this oce and does not conform in
win not considered neither will any proposal be
ceved from parties who not themselves engaged in
the manufacture of wrought cast iron work. and who
have the necessary facilities for getting out the
dorscd Bids for iron work and addressed to
G. I. HULBURD superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-TwrLrrn PAcE-Fourth NTH and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-sKcosD PAcE-Third column.
BII.I.IARDs-FmsT PAGE-sixth column
BSzEB asD
sRookEYs RAJ EsTATE FOR sXIE~TwrIrru
BUSINESS rAGr-rhrd col
BUSINESS NorIcEs-sEvrSru PAer-Fihh and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwrLrn PAGE
CLERRs asp sAnLEsMENsroosD and
AsD sHsDEsnsns9s1
CoAsfWisE srEAMsHIPs-srcosD PAcr-sixth
Sass sS9%n
PENTIsTRY-SE -SEoosp PAeEsIhird column.
BET TE AND
and
f4sHsssSRs sSs% ssH%n
Eooas As6 TO LET
,,p aS1sp sEcosp P%4Gn-Four.h % = and % Nth columns %
HELP WANTED~FEM4LEs~ss SECOND PAGr-second
saSS rAfs1ni5s column
HoTEEs ho5ms 4o asSHEDrwrru sspRD
column
LOST AND FoUND-FInsr PAcE-Flrsr and second col
sAsSS Pgssssss
NEDICAL-SEcoHD PAGE-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsT PAGH-Sec-
HIsCELLANEoUs MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-TwELFrH PAGE-Fih column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PlANOFoRTES, ORGANS, &C TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth
POST oFFIGE NorIcE-Frnsr PAer-second column.
pTT of T o FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELFTH PAGE-Third column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwELFrH PAGE
Third column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwELFrn PAcE-lhird COL
RELIGIOUS NoTTCEs-TwEIrrn PAcE-second column.
REWAkDS-FRsT PAGE--Second column -
BALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth and Fifth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
First and sc cond columns.
DlTUATIONS SWANTED-MALES-SEcoN PAGE-Second
column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third
rHE TRADEs-sEcoNp PAcs-Third column.
THE TURF-FrRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoNp PAGE-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fifth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-TwELFTH PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-second col
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

SALES At AUCTION.


A LBERT Ii. NICoLAY 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will SELL at public auction at
the Exchange salesroom No III Broa tway, New York
the llth day Of November uesday 1878 at IL o'clock
the Capital Stock OF the Toledo Wabash and Western
Railway Company, 800 each 200 Shares of the Capital
Stock Of the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Raj,
way Company, 500 each; Bonds of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway Company Sinking
Fund Bonds per cent, due 1882 $llCO1 each
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
N salesrooms, IS Chambers street.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5
at l0R o'clock. at salesrooms,
95 Chambers and " Reade street, .
GENTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
gilt frame pier and mantel Mirrors; moquet velvet
brussels and ingram Carpets; carved black walnut
SUITS in crimson satin rosewood mahogany mirror back
Etagere, black walnut Extension Dining Tables. lace
Window Curtains, gilt Cornices; carved black walnut
mahogany and oak Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands and
Commodes marble top Centre and side Tables Lounges
Rockers, Easy Chairs painted and enamelled cottage
u spring and hair Mattresses leather Beds Bolsters
and Pillows Crockery Glass, sverpated Ware Kitchen
Utensils, &c, &C
Also about 80 style Carpets just received to-
gether with about 81 Rugs
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
WINTER RESORTS.

A IKEN HOTEL. AIKEN. s. C.-THIs POPULAR
"A house Is now open and guests may rely upon re-
ceiving such fare and attention will sustain its high
reputation WILLIAM H. BAILEY CO., Propretors.
Parties in New York obtain Information Of c. II.
ANDREWS Isl Second avenue, New York
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU N. p BAHIA
III mas open for the reception of guests. Persons
desiring to the rigors OF Northern winter
obtain ular containing fu information by address,
ing JAMES LIDGERW00D. 75S Broadway.
I. j. PORTER, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERsALLS, -
aA5n SS 4 SnRks AsD THkGy ssT ST.
Hy sAE6s o pa2EsES AN5 Gsns &c.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TWENTY FOUR HOURS allowed Tor trial on every
hqrff s0a M 1ndfr Fa N Taants Sr,oN in the State
ing the proper actes for showing horses salevz,
aarge Driving Ring entirely under cover and plenty Of
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
NEW AND SECOND BAND Harness, Horse Clothing,
Saddles, Brides Whips, Halters Robes, sc, &c
BY ORDER or JOHN q. RICE, executor, the two
THE ELEGANT AND VERY HANDSOME bay trottng
Geiding Aston sired by young morrill,, dam by Ethan
driver; has record over the beacon Track ot 364 Is
OF the greatest roadsers in the state is also great
TT The wELI-RNowN, EXTRA DESIRABLE, hay trot-
ting Geldng swampscott; sired by General Knox, dam
Mystic Track 2s has great powers OF endurance and
'a Th hs hsoVEH y make an elegant and
sDfsa saNF ss % by
SET HEAVY DOUBLE BRASS mounted coach Harness.
THE FAST, HIG HBRED BROWN .trottng Mare
old free game and Very stylish drver has rotted
FINE TOP AND No ToP ROAD WAGONS
GS EHsGAST ENG TOP TOE oS2 PoSY FHaETos
GFNTLEMAN's ELEGANT ROAD Turnout com.
siy iish driver can in 8 minutes and is warranted
sound and kind. Also the fine haif-spring top Road
one flNg,' LiGHT ExPREss Wagon, by Bell
Also SEVERAL CHEAP work Horses
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account of weather.