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Let the PeOple Sneak.

~ = - HANHAIIAN, NAM, ApTlI 8, I5l3.
X. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, W r.:
Dear Sir:-Your Favorite Prescription has
done my wife q world OF good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains; none OF that
aching back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomed to for several
years. have so much confidence in it.that
would be perfectly willing to warrant to certain
customers of ours who would be glad to get hold
OF relief at any expense. 1 have tried many
patent medicines, but never had any occasion
to extol one before. Very truly yours,
GEO. b. WHITING.
Mrs. e. X. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes, JAN
uary 9th, 1873:
"Dr. r. '. Pierce:-My sister is using the Fa
Vorite PRESCRIPTION with great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman, Pa. writes, NAV
%, 1872:
''pr. r. y. Pierce.-What I have taken of
your medicine has been of more benefit to me
than all others and hundreds OF doctors bills :"
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MADAME LEVERT's READINGS at willard's
Hall Tomorrow evening should not be forgot
ten. They will consist Of two chapters from
her personal experience in Europe, entitled
respectively, can Hour with the Pope of
Rome" and "Home Of the Brownings." Both,
we have reason to believe, contain matter of
peculiar and various interest. Madame LeVert
has very many friends in Washington city,
although she is hardly 30 well known here now
perhaps, as long ago when her friend Washing
ton Irving said of her, as we see it stated "She
is such woman as occurs but once in the
course Of an empire" Madame LeVert Is to
be assisted by "Grace Greenwood"
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The MEDICAL SOCIETY of the Alumni of
Georgetown College last evening elected the
o. st. Clair, president; DIR. John Edwin Mason,
LIST vice president; DIR. G. Lloyd Magruder I'd
vice president; DIR. j. Taber johnson, Sd vice
president; DR.. II. f. Woodbury., 4th vice presi-
dent; Dr. John Walter, jr., corresponding sec
Rotary; DR.. Thomas F. Gibbs, recording secre-
tary; DR.. j. A. Harrington, treasurer; DIR. Jas
l. SOthoron, librarian. Executive Committee
DIT Tbeo. Meade. Dr.. H. II. Barker, DIR. VI. L.
wallace, DIR. Walter BriscOe, DR.. j. A Nc
Cauley. Committee on Essays-Dr. X. s. l.
Walsh, DIR. Theodore Meade. DIR. Charles NJ
Tree. Committee on NecrolOgy-Dr. Charles
Bittinger, DIR. w. II. Minnick, DIR. NJ. t. Wal.
lace.
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The VRsCRLIUs TRIO To-NIGHT.-These ac-
complished ladies form the chief attraction at
the church organ concert this evening. being
the ninth and last but one eff the series. They
comprise three very sweet voices, blending eff
fectively, viz: soprano, contralto and mezzo-
soprano. Moreover, they are very beautiful
and as charming and refined as beautiful. Thew
Will undOubtedly receive q cordial welcome.
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X eY P.-The Supreme Lodge, knights of
Pythlas, holds its annual session this wear in
Ptttsburg, Pa, commencing April n. In order
that the knights Of Maryland and the District
OF Columbia may participate, Representative
j. 4. Lewis, OF Baltimore, has made arrange
ments with the management OF the Baltimore
and Ohio and Pittsburg and ConnelIsviIle roads
to issue tickets over their roads from either
Baltimore or Washington to Pittsburg good for
fifteen days, for as the round trip; the band of
nfteen pieces 10 90 free.
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feb2'-l7t
DRoPOsALs FOR "PLAsTER ING MITF
Il RlsLsr FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE
DEPARTMENTS BUiLDISG.
MAsHINGTOH. N N
- nE SrrERrIs-Nc Ancnrrrrr

OFFlCE or SUPERvIsI Nc ARCHITECT,
g, washington, ID. o., Feb 2lst, ls74
eestd Proposals will be received AZ this Office
ubtli = m. OF the 7TH DAEoF MARCH, lSr4, for
furnishing ana deliy ering the following schedule OF
Plhstener's materials. nt the New state, War aud
MAJ Depsr ments Building, Washington, ID. o.:
zpO barrels (more or less) best quality Plssterer's
loo barrels more lessl best quality Plaster of
Paris, of IsaSc's or WOrtherspooE's brands
-. or brands equal thereto.
V cnble ysfds (mors or less) Of sharp clean River
200 barrels more or Iessl sharp, clean White sand
90 bushels more or less long, dry and clean Cattle
Samples q each ofthe above items to be submitted
with the proposals.
Payment will be made on the delivery and aceep.
lance Of m ateriss, deducting ten per c-Dtum ninth
the completion of the contract.
All bios must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF Two responsible persons, Ina the Of two thou.
and cellars, 700 that the bidder will accApt an
perform the contract II awarded him. the ceDcV
OF the security 60 be certified by the United States
Judge Clerk Of the United states Court or the Dis.
rlcf Attorney Of ne district wherein ne resides
The Departing nj reserves the right 60 reject any
or all bids, IL he deemed for the interest OF the
GoNernmen 10 do 60; and any bid that is not made
does not conform IN every respect 20 the require
meDts Of this ertisement, Will not be consdered
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not Themselves engaged in the manufacture
OF lime, Plaster, &c, and who have the Deces.
ssTy facilities for furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be enclosed IN q sealed envalopa
Endorsed " Bids for Plasierer's materals," aud ad-
dressed 10 A. u. MULLETT,
febH-lH Supervising Architect.
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DISTRICT CASES IN TIE L. s. SUPREME
COURT.-In the u. 5. Supreme Court yester-
day decisions were announced in the following
appeal cases from the Supreme Court of this
District:
No. SIS. The Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company, plaintiff IN error, Va. The Trus-
tees OF the Sixth Presbyterian church. In error
70 the Supreme Court of the District of Column
bia. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opinion
OF the court, denying the motion to dismiss this
cause.
This case will be remembered. The church
instituted proceedings for alleged damages
caused by running of trains In front OF their
church, and jury awarded damages. The case
was carried up by the company, and the chur ch
Court denies this motion, and the case will be
heard. therefore, on its merits.
No. zoo. Elizabeth Cropley, appellant, vs..
George Cooper ct al. Appeal from the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia. Mr.. Justice
Svayne delivered the opinion OF the court, re-
versing the decree of the said Supreme Court,
with costs, and remanding the cause with direc-
lions to enter decree in conformity with the
opinion Of this court.
This was a bill to interpret the will of the late
VIM. Cooper, of Prince Georges county, Md,
who died in 1915, and in the District Supreme
Court the decree above referred to dismissed the
bill
No. 199. VIM. G. Zsntzinger ct al, appellants
w. William GuntOn and the Bank of Washing
ton. In error to the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. MIR. Justice Miller delivered
ment Of the said Supreme Court in this cause,
with costs.
This was bill for an account between the
bank and the compliments a. to the sales of
certain property belonging TO the late W. :.
Fisher, and below the bill was dismissed.
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In ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we
keep the largest and most complete assortment
OF Chandeliers south of Philadelphia or New
YORK, including also q full line of Plumbers
goods, and variety of goods embracing the fol-
lowing, not 20 be surpassed: Statuary Parian
goods, Clocks, Bronzes, Slate and NJ arble Man
tells, non-explosiye Lamps, Latrobe Stoves,
Crates, Ranges, Pumps of all kinds, Patent
Earth closets, best in use, Warren's Patent
Meat Cooker, and many other useful inventions
Plumbing and Gas Fitting in ali the various
branches promptly executed at moderate prices
None but competent men employed.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
2,25,w4 Y. NJ. g. A. Building, 9th and Id SITS
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THE COMMUNITY ct large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, Is probably as much or a
uueism as that the establishment of Dr. White.
No. 6Ss 18th street, opposite the U. 3. Treasury
whose treatment Is based upon strictly scien-
tfc princirles) IL literally patronised by the
most intelligent and consderate people, in or
der to avoid. or IL ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
noyances.
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celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hOopskirt and corset factory, 18th street
Inteiligencef building. 102s
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Condensed LocaIa

The Temperature to-day Is in marked contrast
with that Of March 4th of last wear.
The Baltimore Conference OF the NJ. E. Church
began its Goth annual session at the Fayetts
street church in Baltimore, this morning
The Potent Ofice granted yesterday the fol-
lowing patents To persons residing in this city {:
Inomas X. ii. johnson, apparatus for making
beef tea; james II. Vermilye, shoe.
The Hebrew feast OF Purim, which celebrates
the deliverance of the Israeltes from the power
or Haman, and Is one of the most joyous festi-
FaIs OF that people, ended yesterday evening.
To-morrow evening the children of the 9th
street Methodist Protestant Church will give a
concert and exhibition at the church, on 9th,
between T. and + streets. The programme is
remarkably fine
The interesting exercises on the occasion of
the annual commencement of the Medical De-
partment of Columbian University takes place
at Lincoln Hall tonight The address TO the
graduating class will be by Prof. A. +. a.
King, NJ. D., and the vsledictory by L. L.
Bremerman, A. B., NJ. -. They are gentlemen
Of fine abilities and a rich treat may be ex-
pected.
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BILL FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.-l esterday. Mr.. L.
A Lambert, as attorney for A5ner q. p. Shoe
maker, fled a bill for an Injunction against the
Board Of Public Works, 10 restrain them from
enforcing the payment OF assessment alleged to
be due by him for theimprOvemento o. 9Th street
road, which binds 2,S17 feet on his property.
The bill states that the rate of assessment is
~ and 30 lOOOths per foot, and that by the re-
port OF the board the whole cost of the improve
merit from Boundary street to the District line
was SlI ,2bS. "A, OF which $50 SIS Is Is charge
able TO the United States, and one-third of the
remainder so, 9lS.42lis chargeable 20 the prop
erty- holders He submits that the board, in
TINS improvement, exceeded their powers; that
they had no right to exceed their estimate which
was printed $500, but may have been a mis-
print for $50
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NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL INsTITUTR-There
Was nled in the Recorders Office yesterday a
eeruncate of Incorporation Of the National In
oustrlal Institute, where IL IL intended to re-
oeive from all parts Of the United States pupils
TOT the higher departments OF educ alton, where
tney can sustain themselves by their labor in
nooei workshops and q model farm to be pro-
nsueu, Ahu Wnere they can be fitted a. teachers.
The eorpOrators are Joseph H. Smith .Iohn
Bralnerd, John Hitz, b. Rush Roberta WIN VI
Farquhar and e. f.. Prentiss ~ " " IL
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TIE FUNERAL of the late Ammon Green took
place yesterday afternoon from the family resi- .
dence, on Maryland avenue northeast, and was
largely attended by clergymen OF the District
besides prominent citizens, including the mem
bers of the Oldest Inhabitsnts' Association.
Rev Mr.. Morris, of Waugh Chapel. officiated
and the pall-bearers were Messrs. William IL
Ward, Henry POikinhorn, j. y. WOllard, VIM
II. Stanford, +. NJ. NARROW, and X. NJ. Barnes
The cortege proceeded TO Glenwood Cemetery,
where the remains were inferred.
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DRoP0sALs FOB MARBLE WORKF ron
Il TBEseUTH INGOF THENEw STAT h
Whk AND NAVY bEPkRrMENTs'
OFFIcE Dol srrEEvIsINa ARcH-Ircr-


MAsHIN6ToN, ID. @, Feb 9lsf, 1874
sesled Proposals will be received AZ this ofice
until II m q the Urn DAY or MARCH, ls-s Tor fur
Marble Work a. the New State, war ana Nav
Departments Building, Washington, d o.
"'sV more OF less) White Marble Tiles, l2NI2xi
9.oOo more OF lessl Half DO do
hi~O tmore or less) Black Marble Tiles, l2rIfxl
lao feet Superficial more or Ies.D Black M.rbl.
BORDERS 30 OF various sidths, from inches up,
BIDS VIII be received for furnishing the white
Iles 81 beet quality white-veined Italian or white
xeined American marble equal thereto; the BLACK
Tiles Of hest quality Belgian, Glenuis Falls on
LyoSslre marble, or red Vermont slate; the BsrderF
OF best quality black Belgian, OF Glenn's Talls
be one inch fRl in thickness, with sawn backs AMI
the edges cut full 20 the square and perfectly true
he face spd edges 20 be rubbed 60 proper surface
BIDDERS viii state the description q marble they
with their hiCs. s
Pay meuts will be made on delivery and a,oer.apce
oI hsstetlss, ded0ctng ten per centum until the
All bids must be accompanied By the pen al bond OF
Two responsible persons, IN the % three thou
sand hse hundred dollars ,5oo,l that the bidder
him the sufcencY q the security % be certified NV
the United States Judge Clerk Of the United ststee
Court, or the District Attorney Of the district
The Department reserves the right 20 reject ,nv
OF All blos ~ ~ be deemed for the interest Of the
6oNefnHent to do 30, aud any bid that IL not male
does not conform in every respect 20 the reguire-
ments 81 this advertisement, will not be consdered
neither viii any proposal be received from part -
who are not themselves engaged in the marble
trade, and who have not the necessary facifies fr
furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be incIosed in q sealed envelora
indorstd, "Bids for Marble Work, . and addressed
70 A. b MULLETT,
ftbz'-lT euperY ieing Architect
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THn SrNelR sswIHe MACHINE sales ofls7.
were S2i9 $50. l,12-s,wtf
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there L. no
preparation like Dooleys Calisays Tonic. 81
Der bottle. Al
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN

~ may De seen by tue New FORK commercis Al papers
o. late date that Cafes hace dscitHed aud we have
purchased and received stock In this line since
tne decline II gives ne great pleasure 20 offer our
eustomers tue same choice grades and varieties
pTtcsS. 1850"
The REDUCTION Is from fhrss 90 fre cents per
pound, or from to ten pey ceHfVyl This a fscf
worthy OF note and we invite those interested 70 cali
and see for themselves.
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The BOARD or HEALTH held aresuIar meet-
ing last nleht, ana received the report OF the
health ofncer FOR the week ending the 1sth NJ,
III shows nuisanees reported. 3I4; abated S5S.
condemnations, 195 bushels oysters Isl hnnehss
nsni unwholesome food condemned, l63 pounds
beef, IS pounds mutton. ls3 pounds veal. Ss
pounds pork, 30 pounds bacon. SOC pounds huf-
fslo meat, pounds sausage. 10 geese as chick
ems, 10 prairie hens, u grouse, bushel turnips,
2 animals sold.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National T7eatsr.-Dion Boucicault in "Used
Up" and "Kerry."
Hbvrs Opera Hous-F. s. Chanfrau in " Kit,
the Arkansas Traveller"
neater CsnigH>--The great Europesn celeb
rity, N lie Cerito, and other attractions.
Ninth grand organ concert at the Congrega-
tonal Church, corner 10th and @ streets.
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Chas. Stott q Co. asa pennsvivsnis avenns
Ano py drussists eIeryshele. tw,ttf.
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EAIHxR kHAsks LECTURE ON EUROPE viii
De repeated az Lincoln Hall to-morrow frhnrs-
e.B evening for the benefit OF the orphans of
%, yosephs asylum: The popularity OF the
ton viii no doubt ensure a large snsisnce 1i'o-
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REAL Estate SALK.-B III Warner real a.
tate broker and auctioneer, sold Yesterday af-
ternoon, at auction, for VIM. Pierce Bell, trus-
Tee, pressed brick t1ree-story aud basement
dwelling, No. HOP 9Th street betveen r and AT
streets, northwest, 70 DIR. Il. :. T. Cissel, OF
New York city, at s12,I5O.
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FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE have tested the
virtues OF DR.. Wtstdr's Balsdm of W,ld Cherry,
and II Is now generally Acknowledged to be the
best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung dis
eases, embracing the whole range from a slight
cold to settled consumption. Were il not for
Its merits, IL would long since have "died, ana
made no sign"
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
ano made 70 order BY Hempler near Az street.
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
903 T. street. 321.
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The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the rftv-
second session Of the medical department of the
Columbia University will be held this evening
AZ Lincoln Hall. An address 70 the graduating
class will be delivered by Professor A. F. A.
klng, M. ID, and the valedictory by L. T..
bremerman, A. b, MD.
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HOTELS.

WEsTMIEsTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
corner oil irving Place and 10Th Street,
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union SQUARE the most CEN
IRA yet quiet location IN the city, in the immediate
heh.y o. ali the principal places OF amusement and
Iesoing retail stores, has been enlarged aud i'm
proved the past by the addition of nifty rooms
and passenger elevator.
ftblly OHAs. b. FERBTN, Proprietor.
T. q. WILLARD,
GBBITT HOUSE,
.tl-ly WASHINGTON, d. o
HfsoNs HOTEL,
No. T0s @ STREET,
te1-ly BETWEEN 7rH and srH srRrrrs
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CITY ITEMS.

DIR. Il. L. Sewers will resume his summer
medical quiz at his office, 1913 New York avenue.
oh 'he lVth OF March. WITS
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PROPOSALS.
u I M Ess s ssD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
orrIss oI sgrI.vT;,sS A,eSTy,er,. >.

orFIex OF surERvIslSs AlcnIxrcT,l
mail ~ M g The IiH gsIos SsScS, is.:iSs
nss.. Baildins w.ssinston, D. 2,
-, Rails. ssvu rs inches. ''"'
s,ss. and IN With. ms not Sfo sscssdiSs tour four
500 Feet n, more or ie-D Mahogany, to finish
s'eeO fses more or Isss) Mahogany, to snish
Loco feet b. N mere or Iessl NJ Ahosany, 20 finish
- inch thiok,shd ts be richly figured Cor
leo fee, B: N more or lsssD Mahogany to finish
1900 fee, NJ; more or le-.l Mahogany, to nnish
a. An the prseedrs schedule Of Lumber mus, be or
oughly seasoned, and free frsn' Isr.s sp"s.. sSp.
shskes, and other defects and must iii be deiysrsI
called for BY the SUPERINTENDENT - VIII be
= ne sout bern pine rails aud flooring must eli b
ne SUI free frum all defects, nsne other win
The mahogany 70 be Of the be-, quali,, H.uaur...
,.t plies OF each CT the above wOOes VIII be sub
PAYMENTS viii be made on the delivery and A..
nAhoe 81 material, dsdUcing ten PER centum un-
ti The compietieu II the contract.
81, sL tlos must ;" accompanied by the PENAL had
ssH' dollar. s. OJ0l, that the bidder Sii aeesSt
80 perform the ccutrEct II awarded him; IN. SUIT
STATE. Judge, Clerk q the Uuitei safe. Conf. or
the district Attorney Of the district wherein be re-
The peIsrtment reserves the risht 20 reiec, sny
OF Ali bids, ~ lie deem a FOR the interest 81 The
on the printed form 20 he Obtained in ~ "a 80
Goes no, 9atio,m "a ever r srect "a the require
ne.h,r viii any proposal be received from parties
~ hIe hot themseiNes engaged In the lumber
turuissihg the material
Endorsed Bids for Lumber" and address, 4 10 49,
$1,000. A. d. MULLUrr,
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LIBEL SUIT-HrS. GGiRss rs. Caleb CustinG.-
Yesterday Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, by Judge
Paschal and ex- Governor FOOte, entered a su it
against Hon. Caleb Gushing for libel on the law
side OF the Supreme Court of the District. After
reciting the history of her bargains and subse-
queDt correspondence with Cushing relative to
the recovery OF lands in Louisiana, with the
details OF which the public are familiar,) she
charges that Gushing, in certain pleas lately
hled IN court, event out of his way and pub
Ished the following libelous, scandalOus, slam
derous, false, and malevOlent statement: sPnt
upon inquiry, however, by the wantOnly and
grossly mendaciOus accusation OF himself, he
now states, on information and belief recently
acquired, that the said Gaines cOntrived and
endesvored TO perpetrate two distinct frauds
IN the General Land Office that she had acted
suHeptitlously, and been guilty of fraud in alb
stract1ng and suppresSing papers in the land
Office at New Orleans" Wherefore she con-
siders her reputation and standing in the com
Dunity Injured to the extent of 500, 900.
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TIE METROPOLITAN HOTEL IN THE HANDS
OF TRUSTEES - Yesterday Messrs. Richard
harrington and Il. h. Marshall, as trustees
took possession OF the Metropolitan Hotel and
all OF the furniture and fixtures thereto apper-
tanning. The pToprietOrs, Messrs. j. A. Jordan
A Il. Hildreth, and A. l.. Mellen, on purchas-
ing the right and interest iE the same, some
stime since, executed notes, bearing interest, to
the creditors and Mr.. j. F. Cake, whom they
bought out These notes falling due, with the
accrued interest, and the proprietOrs being un-
able 10 meet and hquidate them, nothing re-
nalned but for the trustees, in behalf of the
creditors, Of which DIR. Cake is the heaviest. TO
take possession and prepare a settlement Mr.
John Bagley was placed in charge and will
have the full management for the present IL
IL probable that the entire effects will be sold at
public auction about twenty days hence.