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Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

How THEY MAKE IT.-The ,Sc;catfc
A1acricdo, publishes extracts from book bv
Mr.. y. a. Willard, of the R,Tul Nc1r Yorker.
giving " the secrets " of PHILADELPHIA butter
manufacture. The article opens with the
sentence: q" Every one has doubtless heard
of the celebrated Philadelphia butter, the
delicious flavor Ofwhich renders it delicacv
which, i'll markets outside of its place of
manufacture, brings prices which sometimes
range as high as dollar pound" The
reader not bcwitchcd by the Witches" -" of
the above may take exception to the word
" sometimes, as to some PhiladelDhia
butter. There are at least two dairvmen
and buttermakers in the ncghborhood of
Philadelphia who al,cays sell their butter at
One-dOllar pound and cannot supply all
who desire to be their customers. One of
these attributes his success to three
points, good food for his COWS. uniform
temperature of 5S degrees in the milk
room, and ncatneSs, cleanliness and dainty
nicely at every step, from the moment the
milk is obtained until the dollar is paid
for the pound of butter. lie feeds his cows
often, and not much at time, on white
clover and carly-mOwn meadow hay, which
he cuts fine, mOistens and mikes with
cornmcal and wheaton shorts Pastures
and meadows are kept quite free from
weeds. The milk room is kept at a tenn.
perature of SO degrees by flowing spring
water GAS good butter can be made
without water as with, but the milk and
cream must be kept at all times little
below GO degrees" The other important
point-clcanliness-he secures by keep
ing the milk house free from all unpleasant
surroundings, allowing no milk to sour
upon the floor of the room or to decompose
in the crevices of the milk pans, churns or
other utensils. The above is descriptive of
the care with which the costliest Philadcl.
phia butter is made, but the ordinary
article sold in our markets at half the price
is not much inferior in quality, thanks to
the tidy habits of the housewives in Chester,
Delaware and Montgomery Countless
Phild. Ledgcr
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

A HARD MAN TO ExPLAIx.-Almo.t every
body in the country, by this time. knows
that Andrew johnson is dead. And almost
every paper has commented on his char
acter. We have read about thirty of these
comments up to the present, with view
to getting at public sentiment with regard
to his career, and while we find much
sameness in them, we find, also, much
divergence. Many of the journals confess
themselves quite unable to analyze his
character, so peculiar was his make up.
while others strike out with the boldest
and most confident theories. Yet the con-
hdent theories possess no more similarity
than the cautiously framed ones; indeed
not so much.
One point is admitted however by all.
and that is that he had elements of great
ness; yet few admit that he was a great
man, in the general acceptation of that
term. He had some weakness to neutra.
lie every strong point he possessed, with
the single exception of business or official
honesty. Every paper in the land has re-
ferred to, the wide stride between his lowly
birth and his distinguished death and
marvel at his own achievements to which
this stride was due Born in obscuritv.
poverty and ignorance; born in aav.
State, where labor was looked upon as only
betttlng the dispised race that had 10 ncr.
form it-that he should have come ur
through such tribulation and reached the
point he did is marvel even to demo.
cratic America. This was matter of boast
until Mr.. johnson boasted of it so much
himself as to subject him to ridicule. All
admit that he was brave man, and not a
lew assert that he was a patriot. His
course during the war inspired both of these
noble traits. He alone of his section.
almost, held to the old flag when rebellion
eameand suffered the loss of home, property
ana all for the Union. He would have
been one of the last of which such course
would have been expected, yet it is now
pointed out as the ciowning act of his life.
This was his first great episode. His next
was when he stood on the Inauguration
platform at Washington, before the eyes Of
the nation, delivering a maudlin speech
Ihenext was when he turned his back upor
the party that elected him and espoused tn,
cause OF his political enemies, so soon after IA,
had proclaimed that "rebels must take bacl
: seats " and signed the death warrant O
Mrs Surratt. His next was when he Sc
up his "policy," in the effort to enforc
which he tried to thwart Congress ant
seize the War Department. For this art
eies OF impeachment were preferred agains
HIM, and he lacked only three votes q
being driven out Of the Presidential chai,
II was during this memorable period tina
he swung "around the circle left tn
first chair in the gift of the nation
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, August A.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH H. HOFFECKER, Editor and PrOprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS S-SUBsCRIPTIoN-O year 500 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paidOnly at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Gents line for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Threeand a-halfcents. Aliberal discount
made to quarterly, seiniannual and yearly advert-
sers
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

The TERRIBLE RAINS in Ohio, Illinois and
Indiana, accounts of which are published
elsewhere in to-day's paper, have damaged
the crops in those States to an extent
almost irreparable, it is feared, besides
injuring railroads and other property.
And, as if to complete the destruction, the
army worm has set in to devastato what
the rains have not destroyed
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

New jersey is the State for low taxes.
Her whole indebtedness outside of her war
debt is only 100000, and her remaining
war debt is only $2,696, 300. The excess
OF receipts over expenditures last year
was $299,Sl7.27. The Trenton Gazette
well says: "The taxpayers of our State
looking abroad at the wasteful, extravagant.
or dishonest use of public money. too
common around us, may derive from the
facts and figures here presented the
comfortable reflection that in New Jersey
at least the public funds are not layished in
useless display, nor wasted by dishonest or
injudicious legislation, but are wisely
devoted to those objects which will prove
the sure foundation of an enduring pros
perity."
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

Our line of Slippers is large and com
plete, and we are selling them lower than
city dealers. Call and examine. r. NJ. &
w. I. johnson, Smyrna.
When you want : suit of Clothes or n
nice Hat be sure and see J. f. Phillips & Co.'S.
stock.
We have a fine assortment of Caters.
Patent Leather, Prince Albcrts, &c. mt very
low figures. Call and see them. r. NJ. Il
w. I, Johnson, Smyrna, Del.
Kindling wood delivered for one dollar
per load CASH, to any part of the town.
Order at WOrden Basket Factory on the
hill.
If you wish to expend money for Carrio.
ges or Carriage work, go to VIM. r. Cahoon
& Son, Dover, and get the worth of it.
Quick sales and small profits for cash is
the motto OF Cahoon & Son, Dover, Del.
For the best, get Worden's all white pinc
peach crate, at Worden Basl ct Factory on
the hill. VII
For Peach Crates, all white pine, Just the
crate to ship fine peaches to Boston and
other distant points, 90 to or address ! r
Del. - my ''''''
John +. Phillips & Co. have nice line
OF Hats and Caps which are of the latest
styles and are offered at prices that will
suit the pockets of all.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

A funny story comes from Long Branch.
Alta hop recently given there, n bald-headed
musician, who was sitting fiddling away
near one of the windows, felt something on
his head. Clapping his hand to it he found
that little mouse, which had been con.
cealed in the lambroquin, had landed
thereon, and was waltzing around like tho
other guests. Instantly the musician
dropped his bass ,viol and gave chase to the
intruder, who sought refuge in the biggest
hole in the neighborhood by rushing head.
lond into the bell of the large bass horn.
The performer on this instrument not dis.
covering at once the source of trouble, con.
tinued fruitlessly to blow on his horn. whom
by sudden blast, he expelled the little
mouse, who scampered off over the Hoor
much to the CONSERVATION of the dancers
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

a Singular EcaI. "A NJ. Williams who
lives short distance from town, has
young mare, about three years old chat i
now giving milk freely. The singular
part of the affair is that the mare has never
been put TO foal. This is tile first ease Of
the kind which has ever come under our
notice Nesrto,gn Worsester cou,,t,,) Record
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

One OF the great attractions at the oa,,
tennial next year will be the centeno,;o,an
The country is being canyassed fo,. ans ~
hunndred'year.olders, and they arc ,votohn5 .a9
affection. "'' Usual zeal and
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

For the best apple crate, 10 to the
Worden Basket Factory.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

There is COW in Carrollton, Illinois. over
twenty years old, which gives six gallons of
milk per diem, and which has not had a
calf for six years. Baltimore .y,,,.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

Do y,r '-at ,:.,- Straw Hat? If you
10 lo"E i III" ..". .;ock Of John
Phillil> Il 60. 'incy Lave nice line and
think :hc; ran ,ui, the ta,,r Of the most
fa-ti,ii.u-
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

)" +. i. H""@'.h ],.r no.f FcDc I,aiL
Hifp""'' p '~| >r| ' "'r'| . 4,oi .L,r.l,y
til" "",. IL ''r'/ .' |'e r,.. in ii. ,,.o.,tq.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

W'hl'-d. =" be- drli,rl at he ward or
tho Wor. ii MI. lIn000 :.ct Of ,orIn.
ana rlnl IN th" i'2; also Il large lot Of
gum i"' winch iir'' cash will be paid.
j. +. WORDEy.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

WANrED.--3OO,0 900 f."t of gool Elm and
Poplar Log, dcliycgc.! "a the Clayton Basket
Factory The highest cash price will Lc
paid.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETMhhM 21sI AND 22D STREETS

e In pursuance of o decree Of the Supreme
equity cause No. l5i7, wherein John l.. Nelson and
sIS and Lucy
sSs sh isd Of q:SS.Ss WA g.
ss Ss sell ss pG 6.S D.9
the estate Of William ton, deceased, viz
twenty seven tNj feet and one and three auartef
and running back one hundred and twenty yn six
tl26 feet and four A inches to an alley. The i'm
with two.story back building, being No. 2lO, on
ing twenty three 23 feet and six (6j inches said
avenue and running back one hundred and twenty.
with Q two story back building, being No. 2l07 on
PaIs Of Io. No s. il saasrs No. IS IN said city,
fronting twenty :one (2lj feet on said avenue, and
brick house, Known e No 2i14 on said avenue. ''
dnns 81 IL .as and
inches on said avenue, and running back about sev
eonsst Of three story brick house, No. SiI2, on
No u.s. fronting eighteen lIs! feet and nine and one
CO Isns; 81 ssd 70 and
eOnsst ofa three story brick house, No.
Ie ' of the property, with p.as.
s a. Sss 4 81 sI
vious thereto.
The terms Of sale, o. prescribed BY the decree
are: One:third Of the purchase money in cash: of
which deposit of 500 each piece Of bro perty
viii be required ct the time Of sale balance In equal
instalment. in one and two year.. for which the
chaser will he required to give his promissory notes,
bearing six per cent interest, and secured by deed
Of trust upon the premises; Or the purchaser at his
option, may pay all cash. These terms are to be
complied With within ten days after the tale, other.
wise the trustees may resell at the risk and cost Of
the defauting purchaser. All conveyancing II to
be at the cost Of the purchaser.
SE ,4 EHks & CGR1x'} Trustees.
n. r MORRIS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
declss, Attn, th.s,3w
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DOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctiene ers,

TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on SOUTH SIDE OF =, BE
TWEIEN ct ~ AND Sra STREETS SOUTH
STORY BRICK DWELLING AND BACK
BuILnING, WITH MODERN IMPROVE
n BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated ~ 2lst, A,
D. 1875, and duly recorded in liber No. 7S6, TO-
flo iao ct sea- Of the land records for the bis
trict and at the request Of the party
cured thereby, win sell, at public auction front
Of the premises, to the highest bidder, Oh IN URS-
PAY, December s3d, A. ., ISIS, ct O'Clock .. m,
being i9 the city Of Warrington; district Of Coum
cording to Fred k A. Boswells subdivision of east
nine feet Of lot numbered 3s) and all Of lot num-
bored 30 and (0,) In square numbered four hun.
dred and ninety i've, 49,, as said subdivision is
duly recorded IN the Surveyors office Of said city
and District, in III D: Cooke" folio lss, together
Terms Of sale One third cash (of which 500 must
be paid ct time OF saleD; and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months in equal payments, to
be secured by purchasers notes, bearing eight per
cent. interest from day Of sale until paid, and Q
deed of trust on the property sold. Convey ancing
are not complied with in six days after sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost
Of purchaser In default.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
decll-otS No. 1921 N street northwest,
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ED.

Bh.hkk WILLIS youngest Of Chsries
and Mary Becker, IN the eth ear Of HE age
Funeral from the sidence Of his parents, Ne
l2e Bigh street, Geors etow u, 90 morrow VI enes-
day ats . m TO which friends invited.
MILLER Suddenly, on the 2i.t instant, n m
m, JAS OBJ miller, aged a. years. The well know
rscon dealer baltimore sun please COPY
The friends and relstiyes % the family
fuy invited O. attend his funeral from late
dence, corner 5th and streets northeast, Thur-dsy
atm y M. n
MURRAY. on the morning Of the 10th instant,
hAkI Ann, beloved wife of Alexander m urray !,
aged 3 years.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence a
her husband. No. 2226 l4th street Tn sday morn
ms at : ~ a. IN, proceed Go st. Msube~. church.
where high requiem will be said for the rem ss
Of her soul. IRep
MOSS, On Tuesday. 2lst instant, at g m JANE
g. Moss, In the Cad ear q her age.
The funeral viii take place frsm ST Peters church
az .. m on " ednesdsy, this ed.
S1RAUs. This morning, at O'Clock, GRAog,
youngest child OF abr sham and Nina strsus, aged
years. months and IL days.
The funeral will take place on wednesday, Deoeur-
Der I'D, at ] > m ,frem the residence, No al6 y
street northwest. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited &C. attend.
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OFFICE OF THE Coz LEcToR OF TAXES FOR rHEI
<,,. - DlSTkICT or COLUMBIA,
toIhdnotd bHtfdtHg, " dShtHgfon, Dr.. Is, 1873. \
heress, IN obedience to the requirements of the
1ct OF the Third Legislative Assembly, approve
Jpne y, 1873, entitled IAN act to enforce and pro-
vide for the collection Of al taxes tn may be in
rears In the District of Columbia after ] uIy
nrst, eighteen hundred and seventy three, and
aufhorhing the Governor TO anticipate the
from the same, the Collector of Taxes Of the said
Tor In section two Of said act for the amount dns
and unpaid for taxes certain real estate in tbs
said District levied by the several acts Of the
isuye Assembly Of said District, approved resnec
lively August Is, ls9l, and june %. 1874 tfor the
support Of the Cover nnent Of the District OF Column
bfs and for other purposes for the scaI A. nd
ing June 20, lSl7, and June 80, Is73 AMI incind,ns
the amount OF penalties and costs Incurred. and
whereas the owners Of certain of said certffcates
nave zen anded IN writing oy Endorsement thereon
Of that the Collector shall enforce the pavmsnt ~
tne Dens, and hsye filed the said certifcafes hear
ing the required Endorsement IN this office: 49,.
He s,e phottc 6tice 10 trhOnl NAV conrsyn that
,ne real estate within the District OF 90
Iumbia being pieces of property asainst which ssid
certificates have been issued aud for the anfo,ca
menu OF the payment Of which the demand for the
sale OF said property has been made will be soId A.
pubic suction Tor cash, TO the highest bidder under
sn1 10 sccofdsnce Nth the provisions of the Act
~ M, sDovy mentioned, taeprovd June IS 1881 on
nmUUNUAn, January 3, $50, at CoiumbiA Building
collectors Office. 2I6 Four and a-haIf straef
to sstify said liens and the ses ar
tending the gaie thereof -
saie 10 ccmmsncs at 3 O'Clock M and To con.
uhue from day TO day till completed.
JOHN r. COOK.
toAsct0T OF TdIss for tts DtStrtcf of Columbia
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IL. WARNER, Auctieneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE ANDvAL-
UABLE BRICK DWELLING AT THE COR.
NUE., OPPOSITE THE BOTANICAL GAR
. By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated 18th OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber $40,
foO H6, Of the land records of Washington county,
D. the subscribers will sell, to the bidder
on the premises, on MONDAY the Sd day OF Janu-
lot or piece of ground the city of Washington in
the District OF Columbia, being a part OF lot IL
(tweivel, in square A, according to the authentic
northeast corner Of Missouri avenue ana ~ street
vest being at the southwest Of said lot II
(twelye), and running thence with the east line of
said ~ u north seventy nine feet and four a.
cnes thence east, at right angles with said
sixty 6D feet and six 81 inches to the east line
OF said lot twelve n, at point distant thirty
feet and ye inches, more less, measured on said
easterly line outhwardly from the mort cor
ner OF said lot; thence said eastery lne of Tot
twelve southwardy inety four 94 feet and We (5l
inches southeast corner Of said lot twelve at
the northern line If Missouri avenue aforesaid and
then with said avenue thirty two (31D feet in a
straight line, to the point Of beginningi together
With the i'm provements, consisting of 3 large and
valuable brick dwelling house thereon.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
money In cash OF which 800 must be paid at the
time OF salel and the residue in equal sums in six
twelve and eighteen months. respectively, with in
BOm the day Of sale, the interest be paid semi
nually and the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust On the premises sold III the terms
sale are not complied with within nve days after
sell the property to the highest bidder for cash on
ten days notice in the kyenine Star newspaper OF
this city, at the rick and cost Of the purchaser
default All conyeys1sng will be at the cost Of the
'n~f'' Nv 6oRcoRAH.$ Trustees.
dec20 J. T. OOLDWELL, Salesman
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TOMORROW.
ID n WARNER
IL 1t. WAKNEK,
De Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and II SITS north

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
P PRR4SPERRTIyn, C0SSSISTdNG OF TWO STORY
VEST G0RNER OF D RSb isss ! STREETS FIRE 4
s ) fTTfkKEs BETWEEN 81 AND ~. STREETS
= By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated March 18th.
S:5 ~ 81 ssi's
se Ct public Sucti9n, on the premises, on TUES
city Of %SssshingtSn District Of c0lgmss
Ann Blanchard subdivision of lots eight and nine,
10 sauafs Numbered two hundred and nfty
Alse, BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February
q ct seq, Of the aforesaid land records and By
the written request Of the party secured thereby
asa Is occ:s on
all that piece Or parcel Of land situate and being
known and dssisnsted Is lot Numbered tSrse a. n
square numbered i've hundred and thirty bit tsss5
s soss b y deed # trust 81 on tie
Al @ % At expense Of purchase terms
ter SALE the nRss To- t AZ
property risk and Cost Of the dsfsUtiss ur.
S SHS! ,5 81 iaSDSss Ss.' Trustees.
~TH1 ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, November
18th 1873, same hours and places. By order of the
Trustees.
nova eo&ds J.r. GOODWILL, Salesman.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until friday, December 10th, lT5, Same
hGSI' as ofSsi Salesman
2THB ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED until w EDNkSDAY. December 22d, 1875,
same hours and places. By order of the Trustees.
decL- eoads j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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RY b. II. wARNER.

Bf B. r. WAkShR:
TRusTEEs SALE OF 4 TWO, STORY FRAME
TWEEa isIl AND 18th AND = AND s
sTREETs NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated December
18th, A. d. 1871, duly recorded In Liber Ne 70l,
oio "a, one Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and ct the request Of the party secured
thereby, shall sell 1t public auction. in front OF
the premises, on TUESDAY December 2sth, A: d:
ground situate in the city Of washington, d. O.,
known and described - lot lettered 10 !" In the
and thirty three (iSl - made by WIN. y Miller ef
al, recstyere in equity, fronting alley Is feet
ments, &c.
TeVms: onefourth in cash, end the balance in SIX,
Of SALE secured by deed Of trust on the pro psrty
sold. Aseposit OF e@ vtll be rssuirsd Ct time Of
wILLIAnT, AATIfNeLY,T Trustee.
deckeokds y. T. 0oLDWELL, Salesman.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BIZ CATALOGUE.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE OLD IIOUOES

ZEN On THURSDAY MORNING, December
HtS23d, 1875, commencing at 4 o clock with.
lin my auction rooms, i shall cell the 70 low
ing brands OF fne old Liquors, VIZ:
cases very old French Brandy, vintage lSl2,
2 cases Pale Otard Brandt, vintage 1879
& cases old Levigne Cognsc Brandy, many years in
glass,
2 cases very fine old Hennessey Brandy, ls4l,
cases very superior old Madeira,
cases very superior Sherry, different vintsgee,
5 cases Alto Douro Port, very rare and scarce,
2 cases Vidonia Wine, very old,
2 cases old Jamaica Rum, IL years In glass,
cases Holland Gin, in stone Jugs,
II cases very fine old Whistles,
cases Cherry Brandy.
Together with other articles not necessary to
ton.
N. THE above verT choice collection Of LiQuo
must be sold without regard to cost, close es-
tate, and parties desiring first class goods should
not fail to attend.
Will be sold in lots TO suit.
decl6 THOS. DOWLING, Auct,
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RY Il. j. SWEET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON The EAST SIDE or 3D STREET,
BETWEEN AND G STREETS NORTH W EST.
- ~ virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
81, one OF the land records for the District
Of and at the request Of the party secured
thereby We will sell, At public auction, In front Of
the premises, ON fk1pAf, December 9TH, 1875, az
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate
situate in the city Of ashington, D. c., to VITAL
Of lot numbered eleven III in resery alton numbered
eleven ll, according 70 the ground plat plan Of
depth Of $50 feet 20 q s5-foot alley.
Terms: OneIhir cash; balance In 6, II and Is
months, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum,
pay able semi annually, secured by q deed Of trust
on The property sold or al cash at the option Of the
purchaser at time Of sale All convey ancing ct pur-
chaser cost II terms Of sale not complied with
in seven days, the Trustees the right 20
sell the property Of the risk asd Of the default
ing purchaser after five day s advertisement.
fHAN HIT2 H. wARNER' Trustees,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, December oath. ISIS, same hour and
place. BhAIHA LARD III. wARNER,} Trustees,
decls- eo6ds
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IN The GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS
heretofore conducted under the arm name Of w. l..
Wal Co., viii be continued st the BAZAAR, By the
Undersigned. The sale days q. formeriy-Taesdsy,
Thursday and Saturday moruings-at the Bazaar,
Gas aud 3 40 Louisisna avenue.
Liberal advances on Horses, Carriages and Gen.
eral Mercharuise.
jas b, HAHN, Auctioneer
decl5 g. fH04AS 0ALLIGAh, Executor.