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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-08-21
General News Summary,
Warrington News.

The President arrived In Washington on the
9Th, and scnator Morton had a long consulta-
ton with him. A Cabinet meeting was held.
In an interview on the 9th with Colonel
Hughes, Representative Platt and Messrs.
Chandler and Carter, President Grant assured
Colonel Hughes of his warm sympathy, and
hoped he would be successful in the approach
ing Gubernatorial election in Virginia. He
expressed his willingness to do all in his pow
or, consistently with his position, to aid
Colonel Hughes and the Republican cause in
that State.
The President has signed the postal treaty
between this Government and the Japanese
Empire.
President Grant has officially announced his
approval of the new rules prepared by the
Civil-Service Board last June, and states that
they shall be put into operation as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made.
A Washington Associated Press dispatch of
the Sth says full report of the Special Com
mission on the abuses of the United States
branch of the Vienna Exposition had been re-
ceived there, and that the conclusions are the
reverse Of complimentary to General Van Blu
rem and his confidential assistant, General
0uu SVWC Va tucH SuUOTUmdlcS
Up to the Sth no official communication had
been received at Washington from Great Brit
ain relative to the Manitoba difficulty, and,
therefore, contrary to report, the Government
had taken no action whatever in the premises.
A recent Washington telegram says that, in
view Of the disorganized condition Of affairs
in Spain, vessels comprising the European
squadron under command of Rear Admiral
Case had been ordered to Spanish ports.
The Agricultural Department reports that
the probable wheat yield for 1878 will be go,
100000 bushels. The largest absolute falling
OF in corn is in Illinois, where there is re-
duction of Is per cent. The Department re-
ports that the flax culture is greatly on the
increase in Iowa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-08-21

ing the salary bill, and denouncine
the members of Congress who supported the
measure or accepted the increased pay, and
President Grant for using his influence in be.
half of and for signing the law; declaring the
Republican party to be justly responsible TO,
the evils and wrongs in legislation and the Ad.
ministration of which the country complains;
etc., etc. Hon. William Allen, Of Ross Coun.
ty, was nominated for Governor, by acclama.
tion. For Lieutenant Governor, Barnabas
Burns, of Richland; Supreme Judge, long
term, H. C. Whitman, of Hamilton; short
term, Charles H. scribner, Of Lucas; Attorney
General, NJ. A. Dougherty, of Franklin;
Treasurer, George Weimer, Of Summit; Comp.
roller; J. X. Newcomer, Of Marion; Member
Board Of Public Works, Christian schenck, q
Mercer. A telegram was received from Mr..
Allen accepting the nomination for Governor.
The following order in relation to the pro-
posed Wisconsin State Grange Convention has
been issued:
To the Patrons Of Wisconsin:
With the appreciation Of the Master Of the State
drange, after consultation, IL has been deemed
y Convention that they will read from and after
ton Of the Patrons Of Husbandry OF Wisconsin be
the q snd tSe
Of business pertaining to the interests Of the ORDER
said convention 70 consist Of the oficen Of the
ordinate Gfaages, and such other nlsmbess Of the
Order o. may wish to attend. HRAN SAwYEH.
President 81 the Dodge County Council.
Z. B. BowLEs, Secretary.
Dubuque, Iowa, was visited by very severe
thunder, rain and wind storm on the evening
of the It'll. Great damage was done to Some
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-08-21

headed for the shore on the Virginia side and
IN few minutes ran aground about two hun
dred yards from the Virginia side. -
At this time the flames had spread with
fearful rapidity and in the excitement manv
jumped overheard. Several of them iumped
into the water before the steamer struck hot
tom. She was provided with but two small
boats, and In the frenzy of the moment one of
these boats was thrown overheard and lost bv
passengers who, uncontrolled, were endeavor-
Captain Wood was the last man to leave the
steamer, and the pilot, Mr.. Boswell, was sur
rounded BY flames before he left the pilot-box.
which was not until after he had run the
steamer aground. The flames spread with
such raPidity that the tiller ropes were on fire
before the vessel struck the ground,
Over forty passengers were drowned. of
whom only six bodies had been recovered at
the time Kenney left the scene Of the wreck.
About 0ne-half the passengers on the Wa
wasset were women and children, manv Of
whom were en- route to country places along
the Potomac TO spend short time with their
friends. There was quite number of colored
people among the passengers.
Hardy Jones, over eighty years old, was re-
Gently hanged at Newbern, N. c., for the muir
der OF Robert Miller, constable, February
l, 1872, while Miller, with two others, was
carrying Jones to prison on charge Of lar.
ceny.
Five new cases Of cholera were reported in
chattanooga, Tenn, on the 9Th, three Of which
were fatal.
1t is said there were one hundred and fifty
passengers on board the Wawasset at the time
OF Its burning. A Washington dispatch of
the 10th says the latest estimate of the loss Of
me puts the number at about seventy; ffty-six
bodies had 30 far been recovered, though not
over twenty had been identified.
Further Indian horrors are reported from
Texas. A few weeks ago band Of Indians
appeared near old Camp Colorado, and shot
and STABILIZED Mrs. Williams, and also shot a
little girl Of Mrs. Williams, and mashed her
head against door.post and threw her body
Into the fire. They then entered the house
and shot girl eight years old, and carried her
away with them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Milford Items.
[From our Argua.Fyed correspondent.

From our ArgusEyed Correspondent
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsEn.-Peter Gray. aged
about fifty, was accidentally drowned in Cedar
Creek Canal, on Friday evening last, by falling
from his boat either in a fit or by msstep. The
deceased was native Of Milford, but.for several
years past has lived near Mahon's Ditch, and run
oysters down to the hotels on the coast. He had
been repairing his boat for several days, and had
only launched her, about ten minutes previous
to losing his life. The fall was witnessed by two
boys who were on the boat and who say that he
fell towards the shore, in water but two feet
deep, that his his head struck the bank OF the
canal, and that in his struggle he kicked him
self into deep water. His remains were inferred
in this place on Sunday. He had no family, his
wife aud children being all dead. The coroner's
verdict was in accordance with the foregoing
facts.
TRou t. Wagons are constantly passing
through town bound for the Bay shore, where
they are loaded with salt water trout, intended
for sailing. Hundreds OF barrels OF trout are
annually salted down in Milford and vicinity.
their abundance making them cheap article OF
food.
BEACH Bmps.-Parties Of sportsmen have
been banging away at these birds for the past
week and as they are quite plentiful the result
is that q large number have suffered from the
loss of blood. They are esteemed by some ex-
cellent eating, but TO the taste OF many they
have an offensive fshy flavor.
LAUHoHED.-The large and beautiful three
masted schooner OF about six hundred and fifty
tons burden, built by Mr.. wm. A. Scribner at
his ship-yard in South Milford, was consigned to
the water, on Saturday last, and christen3d
the Emma Ftrden, after lady in Lewes.
DARK SFRERTs.-0n Saturday night, one Of the
darkest of the season. there were no lights on our
streets. The Commissioners seem to be repos-
ing on laurels already won.
MINOR MENTION
The young man who wears his ring on the
| outside OF his kids was at church, on Sunday
| evening.
The society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals should take charge OF some OF our
/ young misses, who are breaking the hearts OF
i certain Of our young men.
Il advise the editor of the Netns and Aduer-
| tiser to procure an iron band for his head.
| -Clamming has been the rage for the past
| week.
1t is reported that several mad dogs are in
Milford Neck.
Our colored band gave promenade con
cert last week.
The Whistler has gone back to Dover jail.
Cedar Beach looks desolate this season.
| Our merchants are feeling the effects of thu
tightness OF the money market as well as somt
Of their neighbors, but are hoping for bettel
days, which may soon come.
| 1t is whispered about by those who ought t
know that wedding will soon take place in th'
first circles. am not at liberty to diyulge tn
names OF the parties just yet.
| Let us have Town Hail.
The cars passing our station this week hav
l | been crowded
Several distinguished arrivals in Milfor
during the present week.
Base ball will not rage 'muchy' in Milfor
this season. l.. B. W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Co-OperatIon.
THE DISCUSSION ON SATURDAY EVENING.

THE DISCUSSION ON SATURDAY EVENING.
The subject Of Cooperation was further dis
cussed at the meeting of the Delaware Institute
of Mechanic Arts, on Saturday evening last, with
much interest and ability by Messrs. Mcdonnell,
Roberts. Crawford, Brennan and Israel. Much
regret was expressed at the necessary absence
of MIR. Hoffecker, who was advertised to speak,
and whose familiarity with the subject renders
him always capable of making good speech.
Mr.. Roberts address was a clear, logical, anG
practical statement of the question, and gave
great interest to the meeting.
The discussion will be continued next Satur
day evening. and it is expected that MIR. HofTock
er will make the opening speech. The Institute
continues to increase in usefulness, and affords
excellent opportunities for the improvement ant
progress OF all connected with it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
LKTrvRs FRoM THE PEePLE.

THREE YEARS IN A MAN rRAP--HHT THERE WAS
no MUsIo- e...4,e et.-.-.- 4
To ate Editor of De Commercial - a
On the occasion Of the performance of this
drama, on Monday evening, May 9th. the audi
enoe, no doubt,were disappointed in the absence
of music. The entertainment was for the bene-
ft of Wilmington, Division, s. of T. It is due to
the public to know that Mr.. Morton, the mana
ger, engaged four pieces OF Prof. Richie, and
was to bring two pieces with him, making six
pieces In all. MIR. Morton brought his two pieces,
but Mr.. Ritchie failed in his. The manager tried
to persuade his men to play without the other
four, but could not prevail upon them TO do so;
therefore, he was compelled to do without any
music, as it was too late to procure any other.
Let the blame lie upon the proper party.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

RIOrICE.-At meeting OF the Board OF Dree-
~ tors Of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts OF That Ahsoca-
tion and all those init bted to said Association ara
hereby notified 10 call at the corner ut Fourth and
Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once anu
save cost. by order Of the Board OF tlrectors.
aprl7-tf BAkFLEV, Sec'y.
4 ISSOLUTION OF tAkrNEhSHlP-The CO.
} partnership heretofore existing between Sam
uel Mutphey. and Joseph b. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture alera, is this day dissolved by lnu-
settled by Joseph II. Booth, who Will stlll continue
the business at the old stand 800 SMILEY Street,
Wilmington, Del SAMUEL MUkPhE1'
jus. L. BOU1H.
WILMINGTON, April 16. aprlI-u
MECHANICS LOAN - NEW SERIES. Tho
vi Mechanics Loan Association VIII Issue a
nrd Series OF stock, the nrsJ payment be lnade
on the second Tuesday OF May. Subscriptions foi
shares received by e. r. TAYLOR, Secy
Artisans savings Bank,
apr11-tmy1S 5O2 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Societies
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. 90, l. o. 0. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets
Good Intent Division, No. 3, s. Of T., at Hall
5th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, b. U. c. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. g. X. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. 1, G. f., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. II, l. o. G. T., at 5tt
and Market streets.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 20, A. r. A. NJ, a
Masonic Temple
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

DAMAGES ApJUsTED.-The Philadelphia Will
mington Il Baltimore Railroad Co. have ADJUST
ed the claims for damage, arising out of the col
ision at Ellerslie, last Fall, made by the mem
bers OF the Fritz family Of this city. 1t will be
recollected that Mr.. Fritz, the elder, was killed.
his wife badly injured, and his son, Mr.. Chas. e.
Fritz, was 30 terribly wounded that his recovery
was considered impossible. He is new so far
restored in health, as to be about, and in some
degree attend to business. The sums paid him
and his mother are liberal, though no more than
reasonable, when the consequences OF the terri
able accldent are considered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

NATIONS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for the H6ir, tile
greatest discovery OF modern chemistry will posi-
lively restore gray hair to its natural color In from
three to ten days Warranted to contain no lead ns
sulphur, no silver or other poison. Get your Dug
glst 10 order 1t. 4 axe no other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

CHuDREN's HOME EANNIyERsARY.-The anniver-
sary OF the Home for Friendlees Children will
take place, at the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, this C1uesday) evening, at which ad-
children will sing, and other interesting exer-
ciaaa will take DIaPa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

EXIT THE OYSTER TRIAIs.-At st. Michaels, on
Friday, Court was again opened before Justices
Haddaway and Warren for the trial OF the osyter
dredgers-thirty or more in number. Captain
Timmons returned the warrants against the
dredgers which he had served, but stated that he
had no power to bring the parties before the
Court, whereupon, on motion OF counsel for the
defendants, the cases were dismissed, and the
longing ending suits were settled in this man
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rzarssz Hsz=

ERAHe LEAvH wII@uioToN
Fsy PEllaaslpAia.-1s5, as5, e50 s1o. 1850 a m. !;
1asa, a00, go, hbo. f.1bs i0.ss ?. n. Sundays
80, and &s0, p. m. -rhr rH
Fsr Esss York-i.sU = N. /; la.sO and $50 p m.
For Baltimors-laba. aOs and iO.Osa m; las and
~ fks Dslssssrs n. R-laBS. and lalO q. m;
GsS .. n. No Sunday trains.
E6r Asss oassls-ls.rns iOlO .. NJ. and lS5. es0
= FSr cOatsssfus-s.sO, A. M.and and P. N. The
nnst two run through 70 Reading.
For W. q W r R-<AArket 81, Depotl 100
1910 q m, and 5.s5 y. N.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1a4o $50, and 1915 o. N. /; Ia1b as0, $50, 400,
b.1b,J00. 0.tb and 1i.sO .. N. Sundays 500 M and
9.1b p. 70. and II. 80 p. m.
TRAINS kRRIvH AT WILMINGTON,
From Delauuare r. h.--a08 from New Ossas
l01b q m. 8.b5, 1880 (rhe latter is freight with
passenger car attached.l 80
From W. 4 r. R.-s.ib and 1.4b, g. m. and alb
D, m. The S15 O. m. only runs nom CoafeaVille.
From Philadslphia--12.4a, 16s, e.6S q. M l2C5
LIS, S.Ss, AAs, 6U9, Gas $50, lO.s5. Sunday 1aa2
l5s and p.20 a. m, and 1095 p. m.
Fro7n W. 4 ". r. R.-tMarket st., Depot T.b5 q.
m, 1.00and bOO m.
49, Eaa ttH1a tablea for further particulars,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

tH Chdpped hands, face, rough akin, pimpes,
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous affec-
tions cured, and the skin made soft ana smooth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap made by Casw0ll, Haz-
ard Co., New York. Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

LECTURE AT INSTITUTE HALL.-This evening,
at Institute Hail. lecture will be delivered for
the benefit of the Catholic Church at New Cas-
tie. The Lecturer is not Father DAILY, as stated
in the CoNMEREIAL of Saturday, by mistake, but
Mr. Nalette, well-known speaker of Philadel-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Cost aua 5snHa.

= OST-B0ok T00I, showing deposits in the VIII
f 4 minQton Savings FuHd Society, stnndiDR In
name of VIM. q. pennypaeker, Trustee, has been lost
or misaid. Application fsnow made at the oliiee OF
m myiSls WIN @. PESNYPAcKER, Trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
DUBLIC SALE --
OF
"a EXCELLENT LOTS,
ON the growing and popular "West side," on Mary
land Avenue anu leading streets. WIN be
sold OH the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 17M, 1878,

At 81, p. M without postponement, withdrawal
or underdiddng.
The extent and good character OF dwellings, rail-
road exten. ions and general improvements. and the
corresponding increase In value OF property in this
Southwestern section OF the city within the past
three years has been very remarkable and as 1t
seems, from present indications, has but just COM
menced. These lots are mainly located on Maryland
Avenue and Anchorage Street, adjacent TO large
manufacturing interests completed and In process;
to the shops aud improvements OF the different rail-
road companies, and to the destined future great
Railroad Centre OF wilmington. The BrandYwne
water has been extended along Stroud Street by the
Wilmington and Western Railroad Company, and
arrangements for It's use can be made reasonable
terms
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty rer cent cash, ard
the balance in notes with approved endorEers equal
ly divided al and months, bearing interest from
the day o! sale. Settlements In all cases TO be made
previous to the following saturday, May 24th, 1873.
at IL Nj otherwise purchase may be declared
void al the option of the seler> and parties who
pay the whole in cash. on or before that time will
ne EMIT ed TO clear diicOupt OF three per cent.
Immediate possession on settlement
j. T. HEALD,
Prest. Christiana River Imp. Co.,
myl0-l3-l5-l6 wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

SPECIAL TRAIN.-A special train Of five Pull.
man cars, conveying the Master Mechanics of
the Railroads of the United States, with their
wives, passed through this city, last evening, at
$40, en- route from Philadelphia for Balti-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

Arm IlAcERATED.-Dsvid F. Finley. mAchinist
at e. 4 A. Belts, had his arm caught in some
machinery, yesterday, and large piece of flesh
was torn out and his arm otherwise lacerated-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
aIutifes III 8auEruptfy.

District Court OF the United States
for the In Bankruptcy
District OF Delaware.
In the matter of William IL, Person, Bankrupt
District of Delaware, SIS
This ia to give notice that on the Tth day Of May,
1873, warrant OF Bankruptcy was issued out OF the
District Court of the United States for the District
of Delaware, against the estate OF Win. H. Pierson,
of Wilmington, in the County OF New Castle IN said
district, who vas adjudged bankrupt on his own
petiton that the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery of any properly belonging TO such BankTupttc
him. for his use and the transfer OF any property
by him, are forbidden by law meeting OF the cred
tors OF said Bankrupt tOproye their debts, and to
choose one or more Assign OF his Estate will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No
GOO King Street, in Wilmington City, before Levi
G. Bird Esq.. Register III Bankruptcy for said Dis
trct the 1th day of June, A. D., 1sI3,at O'Clock
p, M. ,,,,,,>,
my12-tf U. S. Marshal, for said District.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
EY-In spite OF your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly eHameld and thin,
They will ever break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
IL the SOZODOHT'S daily brushed In

E~Syludn SprinJa-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place of resort has been neatly fitted up
FOR the reception Of individual visitors picnics, and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &c., will be sold TO all who desi them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market, where the above named luxuries may be
had during the season aso at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased 10 see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
80 see time tablea for further particulars.

The annual statement of the Treasurer of the
Board of Education is printed elsewhere, to-
day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
Inar19-3m

kK- Noi0 for Spring.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased to blow, and our city tailOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people, Mr.. John Ii. Nuhlhausen, at AIS King
street, especially, has laid In beautiful STOCK of
coatngH. Vesttngs cassmeres& &C., for Spring and ia
ready TO receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers. lie IL also having his store papered and
painted so that ey rythng looks az bright and fresh
as a new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

g~ Commitment and happiness reign in all house
holds where DOoey's Yeast Powder lis used Try IL
Yoar grocer has it Put up full weight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13

EW-TAe Rlrest and sweetest Cod-Ilyer OIL is Haz-
ard Caswes, made on the sea Shore from fresh,
selected lvers, by Caswel, Hazard Co. New York.
IL is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
decided 1t superior to any of the other oils in mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
SUsraiuG.

DoARDING-A man and vife, also few young
ID men can be accommodated with board; In, In a
private family, at my9'et. 2sl sHIPLEY 81.
TOOARDING,-Af few select bOarders willbe taken
ID for the summer monIas y Dsh Dengm. lsf'
b MRGILlIGAN, landenberg, chester Ooi IA
! mIS.im los r. 4th Street
noARDING--som very pleasant 'front.' rooms 70
} rent, With board. at the well known house Iof-
'nSaS mSSraS.R ScE' ''''' Sos MARKET STREET.
RoARDISSe-FOr gentlemen; A. M,so srprpr
C,uMMER BoARDTNG AT TROUT BROOK
- or 10 boaTders can be accommodated at Trout
lew minutes drive OF Kennett Square station, 3. c.
Il X. Address ALEXANDER BLACK,
Kennett square p. o.,
apr26 I'm Chester County, Pa.
E10ARDING. Rooms on second, third and fourth
floors, at N. w. Cor Sth and WEST SITS.
aprs2.u A. 4 M. FOTHRRGlLI:
T1oARDING.-Young men can obtain comforta-
Ipr 4 oIo 7ei@ nouns WIN g No. sSs POPLAR STREET.
IpoARDING-For GENTLEMEN at
Is sepis-tf si3 KING STREET.
III aprSsm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
.OT cape May, n. J.
This First-Clnsa Family House will be Open
for the Reception of Guests,
On Thursday, june Goth,
It's location in proximity TO the beach, the high
character of Its patrons, the constant efforts or the
proprietor 20 render tt home ike In every respect
the excellence OF its tables, combine to make 1t one
THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY HOTELS AT CAPE MAY.
Apply to: Ii. W. SAWYER, Proprietor,
myT to SEPT At the Clayton House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-13
A sslGNEE's SALE
or
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
viii be exposed at Public Sale. on
Friday. May 18th, 1873,

at O'clock p. NJ,
on the PREMISES Fourth and MOuTOe streets. a valu-
able hOR Geo FACTORY and FIXTURES and
the grounds theTeunt1 belonging, situate in Will
mingIon, Delaware, and as follows, to wit:
Beginning at The southeasterly corner of Fourth
aud Monroe streets, thence eastery along the south
ery side of Fourth street one hundred and TWEEN y
two feet thence southerly parallel Monroe street.
one hundred and eighty six feet four inches to tho
northcTly side OF Third street, thence Herewith
westerly sixty feet to the easterly side OF two feet
wide alley, running parallel to Monroe street and
leaing Into third street. thence northery and along
said side of said alley and paralle Monroe street
one hundred and six feet and four inches, thence
westerly and parallel to Third and Fourth streets,
and thence thereby hery eli hty feet TO the place
of beginning, be the Same more or less.
And at the 4 me time and place the fixtures, con-
ssttng Of tables, stands, oil cans, &c lot Of MO-
rocco Dressers' tools and the office furniture.
Conditions Of sale will be made known at the sale
by JOSHUA MAhIS.
my7-ts Assignee,