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ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUsT.-We doubt

ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUsT.-We doubt
if these vacation days yield any pleasure to
the young readers of 81. Nicholas greater
than that of the magazine. No days are
too hot for the exercise it affords; no mo-
notony is SO fixed but it will vanish before
the appearance Of this monthly novelty
AS for the visitor itself, ST. Nicholas wears
always the jolly face which the good Saint
whose name II bears puts on during the
holidays-is as merry and cheerful in the
open air as at the fireside. 1t brings us
this month series of excellent contribu-
tons, all interesting and some of them
pleasantly suggestive of mountain air and
sea breeZes. "The Cruise of the Crusoe"
for instance "a prolonged boat journey such
as almost every boy would like to take on
some of these Summer days., hardly needs
illustration, since it is itself very perfect
picture; yet it has six characteristic and
familiar scenes in pencil. There is an in
teresting paper on Umbrellas, with pic
ture of the first Umbrella in the streets of
London. "a Gunpowder Plot" is the
story of an assault upon a hornets nest, in
which the strategy of the attacking party
has to contend against the power and num-
bers of the garrison, and is natural, hu-
morous and pathetic, appealing strongly to
the interest Of all boys. Rose Terry Cooke
gives US lively controversy in rhyme be-
tween two chickens on that familiar sub
ject-always fruitful source of contention
the origin of the species. Besides all
this and much more, there are stories by
Helen G. Weeks and Emily Huntington
Miller, paper on the collection and pro-
servation of " sea Weeds" description of
"A Boarding School in 1902 and a de-
lightful story for girls, "The Pine stick
DOLL" with its beautiful illustration-the
frontispiece of the number-drawn by Miss
Jessie Curtis. "Jack- in the Pulpit. with
his paragrams and conundrums, is still as
wise and witty as ever; and worthy of no.
tice also is bright little jingle called
Hans, the Small Esquimaux," with its
picture, in which the iceberg is as refresh
ing to us as the Polar Bear is terrifying to
the little fur clad northerner. Scribner g.
Company, Publishers, New York.
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MONEY OR No MoNEy.-It is astonish-
ing the amount of lunacy that exists in the
brains of men, and nothing has served to
bring it out so wildly as the "money
subject that has been discussed since "green-
backs" were born. One of these exhibit
tions is given by writer recently in the
Philadelphia Press, who states his position
thus:
eff it be asked, docs not gold dollar
possess absolute value?' l answer, No;
because all value is relative. If it be asked,
Does not gold dollar possess relative
value?' | answer, Yes; but the value is i'll
the gold and not in the dollar"
AS questions are in order we would like
to PROFOUND one. Where is the gold? In
the dollar, too, as well as the ualus. But if
the dollar is paper, where is the ralue? In
the paper, certainly, but SO small as to be
beyond computation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-24

The Commissioners to investigate the
accusations of fraud in Indian supplies
made by Prof. Marsh have been this week
in session, in New York, arranging the
preliminaries, and the Professor has pre-
sented to them his charges and evidence.
The investigation will 60 on at Red Cloud
Agency, where the alleged frauds occurred,
and the public, who have been watching
this unsavory matter with great attention,
will be satisfied with nothing short of a
thorough and complete overhauling of the
affairs of that Agency. We hope such
will be the result.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters Tstamentary the personal estate
WILLIAM 7. EMMONS,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 18th day of July. 1876:
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all benr
of said estate. All persons indebted said are
requested to make immediate payment to the subscri-
her. Given under my hand, this 18th day of July,
1878. TIIOS. b. HOPPER
Executor of William 7. Emmons deed.
Test-REUREN D. LAMAR Register.
July L. 1S15-6w
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP,

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CECIL Cor MY
Elkton, July 10, 1A1J
The Annual Meeting of the members of this Company
will be held at their office in Elkton SATURDAY the
It'll day of August
At that meeting there will be due from each member
per cent on his or her Premium Note, in advance for
the now year
Payments may be made to me at Elkton or to any
of the several Receivers Payments made To Receivers
should, matter of convenience be made before the
day Of the Annual Meeting, that the Receiver may
that day transmit notice of the payment to this office.
No payment made to person other than the Treas
urer himself after the day Of the Anuat Mestng will
DO admitted recognized until notice thereof is
by that officer and by him passed TO the credit Of the
party SO paying
N. d. Persons making payment through Receivers
must pay whatever such Receivers charge
any az the full interest must be paid into the
ury clear Of any deduction or commission
+. A. ELLIS,
July 10, lS75-tm Secretary and Treasurer
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There is something strangely fatal
about placing power in the hands of Demo
Gratis New York was robbed of millions.
The corruption in the Councils of Balti
more has been so open and shameless that
they have just expelled one of their men,
bers who failed to cover bis tracks While
IN Cincinnati the Grand Jury has indicted
seven Democratic officers for embezzlement,
larceny and other crimes. These are for
tunatey, among the few places under
Democratic control, but they are enough to
show what kind of reform a thoroughly
Democratic administration will effect when
it has the chance.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for August is on
our table, freighted with its usual variety.
1t opens with steel engraving, Father
is on the Sea-" then double sheet colored
fashion plate, with number of patterns,
&c. The reading portion begins with a
seasonable article entitled Gone Summer"
followed by the Language of Art"
(poetry;) "Why Polly Said No." " Alice's
Summer in her Valley Homer "Cinder
ella" Ten Years." Leaves" &c. So
per annum. l.. A. sGodey, publishers,
PHILADELPHIA
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OCEAN MIRAGE.-The Snow Hill Md, }
Shield states that an ocean mirage was re-
Gently witnessed at Ocean City, exhibiting
to the beholders not less than thirty vessels
of different descriptions in the atmosphere
above the horizon, with an upper tier of
inverted ships corresponding to the lower
ones, and presenting an Elusive ocean.
The scene lasted for over half an hour, and
was grand and sublime spectacle.
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CB Every moment of our lives every
part of our body is wearing out and is
being built up anew. This work is accom-
plshed by the blood, but if the blood does
not perform its work properly the system
is poisoned. Cleanse the blood by the use
of DIR. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Harmless
but efficient.
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DIED..

OTT.-At his residence in Pencader Hun
year of his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral on tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, to proceed
to Christian chapel for interment.
WARRIOR Wednesday last, July 21st,
in New Castle, Del, WILLIAM WARD, in
the Seth year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the Elkton Depot,
this Saturday morning, at II O clock; inter
ment at Cherry Hill Cemetery.
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NOTICE..
JACOB TOME
rs.
SAMUEL SANIN.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chancery
ORDERED, his 18th day of June 1875. that the sale
made and reported hy William j. Jones, Attorney for
the sale of the mortgagc real estate Of Samuel Savn
he ratified and confirmed, unless contrary
thereof be shown before the 18th day of August
next provided, copy of this Order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county. week
for one month before the 10Th day of July next.
The Report states the Of sales to be 5000
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL
June Do lS15-1m Clrk
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Joseph Booth has still on hand and for
sale, 100, 900 Cabbage Plants, warranted to
head; also, Celery Plants. Orders promptly
filled
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-24

The following is an abstract of tie Annual Report of
Public Schools for 1871 1t will be observed that there
has been increase Of the Pupils attending the Public
Schools this year the last of Az and of the
age attend nc Of 2oI.
1t may be important to make the statement here
that OF the amounts due the former levics,
siderable amount set down due has since that time
been paid and that the liabilities herein stated have
been reduced about 100000 that tho liabilities
this present time something Sl3,OG0 This
debt is hut very small increase the debt of 1865
since which time the School Board have built paid
for % school houses and extensively repaired
others; nearly all OF these have been supplied with
furniture of the best kind. This has been done
at cost of about So 900, and amounts than
half the entire value Of the Public School property of
the county.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEEs SALE

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in equity, passed in cause in said Court
between William Il. Carter, complainant. and Evan
Lewis and others defendants the Undersigned will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door,
town of Ekton,
TUESDAY, the 3rd day of august, 1875,
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S53,s29 IS $53,S29 4S
RECEIPTS.

The following is the report by districts:
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s8- The old folks say, was young, but
now am old, and l never used any soap
better than the Wilmington City," 3
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AFTER THE CONVENTION.

HOW THE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED
THE DISSATISFACTION OF WESTERN MARY
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ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM

in Sassafras Neck in Cecil county. the public road
leading into feazeys Neck belonging to the said Evan
Lewis, and now occupied by Richard d. Aiken This
tract adjoins lands of William knight and James W
NeaZey, and contains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-16
SprCIE RESUMPTION.

A special from Washington gives the
following information regarding the pre-
paratons that are being made for carry
inc out act Of the last Congress, looking
to II resumption of specie payments in
1879:
The actual amount Of five per cent
bonds sold on account of the Specie Re-
sumption Act is $lO,O0oOOO. The Silver
Bullion Fund tools up sl5,OOoo0o, which,
with the bars and coin silver on hand
hast January, amounts to nearly $40, Ooo,'
600. In beginning the redemption
of fractional currency, it is I'M
darstood to be the intention of
Secretary Brstow to call in all the
denominations under fifty cents, which
includes the three, five, fifteen and
twentv-fvc-cent notes issued since 1852,
and which, IT is estimated, Will require
$40 OOO. 900 OF ten, twenty and twenty
five cent subsidiary coin to provide tor
the temporary boarding and the actual
demands of business. The fifty cent
notes will then be called in. The actu-
al amount of fractional! currency to be
replaced is, in round numbers, but $40
100000. more than one-iourth OF
the amount now reported in cir
culation having been destroyed, the
evidence of this being that of the first
three series long since called in, and ag
rregating over sll,OOO,O0O, not 100000
was received during the last fiscal year
Already the minis have shipped to the
sub Treasury and designated repositories
large sums of the new coins and through
them theissue will be made and the paper
money received. The Treasurer now says
d, hat "A million of dollars of the hard
money can be- issued in New York IN ,
hort time, at a cost not exceeding 500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-16
TurrnpEACuMENT COMMITTEES

The Fairmont Inter copies from the
REGISTER the following item in refer
cnce to proposed meeting of what Is
known as the Impeachment Committee;
I'VE are informed by ]. II. Good, Esq,
chairman of the Impeachment Commit
tee of the Legislature that meeting has
been called TOR Tuesday, August nth, at
Charlestown. Jefferson county, Tor the
taking Of testimony, &c The commit
tee consists of Good, OF Ohio; Mason, Of
Jefferson; Hutchinson. OF Wood Gar
Isle. of Harrison; Steuart, OF DOddrldge;
and ten others, whose names we have
forgotten.
Upon the foregoing the L.der re-
marks:
The REGISTER is certainly under II
wrong impression. The records will
show that the House of Delegates APP
pointed Messrs. J. H. Good, A. pric"'rd,
K. l.. McEliowucy, J. Snidcr and Z. }
Steuart Ms an "lnyc,tigutinG Committee, 10
with power to st during the vacation of
the Legislature, M Octojcr and Norember,
onig. Some of the committee did not
want to be limited, but the House gave
them twenty days, nearly half US long as
the Legislature Its, ia order to obtain
additional evidence, which time was
thought to be- amply sufficient.
The 'Iuvrsus ating Committee might
possibly do some work in hunting evi
/ dcncc, before the reaSsembling Of the
Legislature, and it was therefore given
| leave to 1t ON the 10Th of October, but II
ha, not authority To- lit bttore that. time;
/ but the "Muuugcr, can do nothing un-
/ tl the committee gets through with Its
/ Lu,ircss and makes its report to the
House. and they were therefore very pro-
! pcrly refused permission TO sit during
! vacation.
The Legislature very wisely refused &c
| rive these committees unlimited permls-
| sion 10 spend the summer in running al
over the State and enjoying themselve'
at the watering places at cost to the
State of II 60 and travelling expenses
making SD II day for per diem pay
and All indefinite. amount Tor mileage
The "Mauugcrs' had no use tor an hour:
time before the rcas>rmblng of the Leg
slaturc, and surely twenty days is enough
Tor the "Inycstigatin@ Committee to eN
anime every bank officer and sheriff II
the State; besides, if they do not 60
through they can sit during the session
of the Legislature.
What this CharlcStown meeting, II
August, means, We do not know. II The
committee chooses 10 have II meeting
there, upon their own responsibility antl
pay there own expenses, well and good
but if they expect 10 air themselves a
the expense of the State, after permission
! has been refused and ample time given
the or " committee that needs any, thei
We protest, and hope the Legislature Wi
not pay the bill for any such un"uthor
lied action.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
Commissioners Notice Of SaIec
,,,r,,oro, patticord. Administratrix of III &
sIf@te ot lanes T. Petticord, decd,
vs..
w.. 4. po++icord and others,

Margaret PetticOli, AulillhISt' Az Va '
Henry c. Petticord and others,
=, the CDunty Court Of OHM county ?"
ChmcerV.
The undersigned Special Commissioner
hereby gives notice that, by virtue OF tne
authority derived from decree oil Saln
court, IN the above ehtltIcu cause, hIa.. "
its INN, term, $50, he will, on ThUrsdny'
thc OH day Of September, \. d., 1879
.,yrnsr 10 sale mt public auction, AT tlle
front door ofthe Court House ofOhlo couh
~ i'm the state oil w eSl virginia, 10 ny
h,1rrst bidder, the real estate II when
said James +. Pctticord dlcd seized, sII""-
ted in said county, to-wit: t
\ part OF lot number one, IN supuiN -.
sion y of the shepherd estate us Ihlu w.,
by Lamb and List, IommlSslOucrS, Il li"'
nj which is recorded in the CLERKS oiliCt
nfs.,id court. in deed book 81 on page 5'5'
Which part Is bounded ~ follows: Begin
niny nj Il point where the DIVISION IN" ul-
yid.n. lot No. / from lot No. z III Sald sup
division strikes the northwest >idc oil lhS
\a.iuunI road, thence with said fot"
nnrtrnslwaldly 10 feet To a stone, thence III
:. northwestern direction and parhllel
win said division line To the southeast tern
huul.,irv or side OF the Ecmpiield ralIroau
NOW called the Pittsburgh, Wheeling ana
Baltimore X. H., 'and thence with the same
'inu>uuihwtStrTn direction to SAID DIVISION
lime and thence with said division Ilne 10
the place of beginning. Also lot Mo- ana
the northern ten feet, that Is 10 say SlIlP
t,.n r,.,.r wide of the north side OF lot No. !
"fihr subdivision of lot No. OF subdiNi-
sion 4 of the Shcppcrd estate, plat OF
, which subdivision OF lot No ! OF SuhIi'l-
SION \ i of record in said Clerk : ONCE
i'm deed book No. ~ on page CSS. 49,. $500.
TEENS or S.LE---Onc-third OF the pur-
cl,ns, money cash, and the balance pay
able in equal installments in SIX ana
iwrlv, months from the day of sale, the
deferred inStallmcntS bearing interest
| rom day of sale, the purchaser giving ms
| u,.uofiuble prumiS>oTy notes, with security
mppruvrd by the undersigned, for said de-
ftrrcd payments, and The titleio be retain.
/ ed until payment OF the purchase money
! i'm fuIi. ALFRED CALDM ELL,
agl iOaw-t SPt'Iitl commissioner
j. {. UERNEY,
Z Nurtlpuppr.
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Fine City Property for Sale.
BELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y Two-Story Frame Dwelling House
and good Store Room, with Cellar, all uu-
der same roof Also, a good Two story
Warehouse. on same lot. said dwcllin"
house contains nine good rooms, WIN
wafer M stairs and down. with two front
entrances separate from store room and oil
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. said property will be sold at -
bargain, on easy terms. Big inducements
offered To a cash buyer. 1t said property
* moi sold on or before the ISt day of Ocio-
her. 1875, VIII be sold at pubIicS;rlc October
al. 1870. between one and three O'Clock, in
front OF said property, To the highest and
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire 10y letter
or OF ]. y. WAYMAN, on the premises,
No. 23g or llOl, corner Pike and webster
streets, South Bcllair", Ohio; OF, j. l..
WAYMAN, MOundSvillc, ". Va
july Ii, 1873. jyl'h
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE

u,HURspAY, AUGUST 18th, At 800
A. ". on the Island, No. ; virginia
street. consisting of Parl)r, Bedroom
Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture, car
pets, &c. Z. I. Ii BBAfp' Agent
w. II. HALIER, 60.
AuctiOueer 3p4hi
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For sale.

A farm of seventy-sevcn a. acres,
situated on Big Wheeling creek, 6 miles
east of the city, near Elm Grove. 1t Is
unsurpassed for gardening and grazing
purposes. VIII be sold cheap.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr 81
Twelfth street. aSl2a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-16
MONDAY AUGUST I8. 1875.
TME WEEKLY REEISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
West Nirgiuia. II will be. sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable pTcnl-
umS To cluu agents and Ia subscribers.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made November y, lSb7, ana recorded
in deed book No. 81, page 2g7, of the record
Of deeds of ohio county, bv Andrew Galla-
CHER and wife To me as Trustee, Will, ON
Saturday. the 2ISt day OF August.
1873. at The front door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county, ". Va, commencing at IN
o'clock \. NJ, sell To the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real rs
tate, to-wn:
The west one hal of Lot No. 50, situated
on old Clay street NOW Eighteenth street,
in that part of the city Of Wheeling known
as East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts 80
feet on Clay (now Eightecnthl street,
and runs back l2O iyct.
The title is believed to be- good, but sell
ing as Trustee will sell aud convey such
title as is vested in me by said decd oI trust.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
iv2li Trustee.
]. L. UERVEN, AuctiOnecr.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

~U-= THE FINE, NEW, LlHHl
,E- .,.S:-,s5 drau&ht PASSENGER steamer
NnicS, CHARLES Muhleman, ComnahIgf,
Ed. Muhlemun, Clerk; will leave I9f thS
above on Tuesday, August Etil, lo'1, at at, =
nrrn g. H. bDOIH CO.,
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Commissioners Sale.
j. q. Burke,
vs..
Isaac Colts, 4 III.
Is CIIASCEEY.

j. q. Burke,
vs.. IN CHANtiEG.
Isaac Colts, 4 ri.
BY virtue of decree rendered IN the
above entitled cause, 10y the ircuit Court
OF Ohio county, Yves! Virginia. at the May
Term pi said court tor the year 1873, the
undersigned Commissioner will, on the
Ist day OF September. 1873. at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county, in
the city OF Wheeling, w. Va, sell AZ public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder, the
north half of the forty 10 feet in front OF
Lot No. one hundred and fifteen rs ON
The west side OF Market square, in the city
OF Wheeling, being the same property con-
viewed To Isaac Colts by Daniel e. List,
Executor Of Robert Morrison. deceased. 10y
deed bearing date the 21Ih day OF p"crm-
Der, l>,g. said property being abOut2u feet
in front and running back To the alley.
TERMS 81 SALE-Oue-third cash, one
third in one year, and one-third In two
years. the purchaser giving bond with
good personal security for I'll" deferred
payments.
JOS. SEYBOLD. COMMISSIONS.
GEo. +. BOYD, Attorney. augM
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FOR SALE.

UNnE NORTH HALF OF LOT NUMBER
/ twenty-thrce ,2}J IN the city of Wheel
ing, W. Va. situated one and a halfSQuarrS
above suspension bridge, on the west side
of Main street. For particulars address
EDWARD GlLFlLIAN,
iyDQb purkrTSburg. W VA.
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FOR SALE.
GREAT EXECUTIVE SALE OF
OIL PAIN TINGS AND CHROMOS

U,O BE SOLD BY JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Auctioneer, at No. II Twelfth street
(NcLainis Block commencing MONDAY,
August 18th. AT 7. NJ. and p. NJ, con-
tinuing Tor three days. The citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity, are respectfully
invited 10 examine "a very fine collection
OF original OF Paintings by onr own ana
foreign artists, imported by the IntcTna-
tional Chrome Com pauy, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, New York, and 80 Washington 81,
Boston. This collection is comprised OF
Landscapes, Figures. Fruit Pieces and
Marine Views, Sc. Also Il very fine col
lection OF English, French, German and
American Chromos. They Will be- ON eX-
hibitiOn Saturday evening al : o'clock,
and II is without doubt the most exquisite
collection ever offered Tor exhibition in
our city.
The ladies are particularly requested To
call saturday evening, and examine them.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, AuctIOuccr.
= johnson, Tor the Executor, VI. Wyman,
Atty, - Chambers ST, y. J. aglj