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HERE AND THERE.
the Obsequiss 81 Tweed Uaesteata,
iious-A Dozen Carriages Form th.
Proceasion- Postal Party Ia Florida
Judge Lynch's Court Ia Tennessee.

Judge Lynch's Couri Ia Tennessee,
LIVERPOOL, April lL-Darbyshire,
Mcltnnell ~ Co. have failed, Liabili.
ties, $4,000.
NASHVILLE, April IA special
from Huntsville, says that mob
lynched Mike White aud two negroes,
who assassinated Schoenburger, on
Saturday.
FERNANpINo, April II, The postal
party have reached here,and were re-.
celved by the mayor and citizens, aud
will 80 10 Jacksonville tomorrow.
NEW York, April l7,-None but the
family and personal friends were ads
mItted TO Tweed's obsequles, The
body was enclosed In nm oak casket,
ak feet long, twenty two inches Wide
and eighteen inches deep, covered
with black velvet. A silver plate bore
the inscription, civilian M, Tweed,
lied April IL, 1878, aged ilfty-hve
years" The body was dressed In n
black suit, The features were llfe.llke.
The family consisted Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Douglass, Mr.. George Mct'innis and
his wife, the youngest daughter OF Mr.
Tweed, the two latter having only
just arrived from New Orleans. The
venerable DIR. Price, OF Staten Island,
who performed the marriage ceremony
between Tweed and his bride quarter
OF II century ago, OBLIGATED ut the serv-
ice Of the dead. After the service the
relatives, pallSbearers and few
friends OF the family followed the body
to Greenwood cemetery. Not more
than u dozen carriages were In the
funeral procession. The following gen.
tlemen were pallsbearers: Ex.Judge
Scott, Charles Devlln, Mr.. Eddelster,
Barney Kelly, George Butts, Charles
G. Cornell, Foster Dewey and William
w. Adams.
RICHMOND, Va, April 1.-THE con-
vention of the chief officials of the
Southern railroads met here to-day, to
consider the eXpediency of 30 chang
ing the time Of schedule as to obtain
faster time between New York and
the south. II. +. Kenny, superintend-
ent of the Petersburg, Winchester and
Baltimore road, president. A CONS
mittee of thirteen was appointed to
prepare time sheet, when the con-
vention took u recess. Upon reassem.
bling, the committee reported and
deemed it inadvisable to make any
change ia the schedule at present.
After some discussion the report ofthe
committee was adopted and the cons
vention adjourned to meet at the
Windsor house, in New York, Octo.
Der 18th. Nearly fifty delegates were
in attendance.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 1.-THE
Coddington bank, of Newport, has
been enjoined.
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PERSONAL.

Il. Farley, Austin, Is staying at the
LeGrand.
j. b, Fox, NJ. Louis, is quartered at
tho LeGrand.
William Delaney, Chicago, 10 guest
at the LeGrand.
Il. J. Dodge, New Orleans, Is u guest
ut the LeGrand.
Il. =. Hardee, New Orleans, IL regis~
tered at the LeGrand.
M. w. Weinbul and wife are reglss
tered ut the LeGrand.
5. Lisle and wife, OF Columbus,
Texas, are at the Windsor.
Mr.. j. p. Harrison and bride, from
Sherman, are stopping at the Wind-
s0r.
II. ID. Marsh, of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, is registered ut the les
Grand.
J. NJ. Stevens and ]. w. Templeton,
of Princeton, Illinois, are ut the
Windsor.
ID. O. Brady, general southwestern
agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road, is stopping at the LeGrand.
Clif p. Kennedy, southern travelling
agent of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, IL guest at the Windsor.
n. w. Gillespie, southwestern agent
OF the Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad, Is sojourning at the LeGrand.
J. r. Merryfeld, Southwestern pass.
enger agent Of the Ohio md Missis-
sippi railroad, arrived on the 1880
train, and is registered at the Wind,
s0r.
w. b. Seals, esq, editor Of the Sunny
South, the Boys and Girls, and pubs
Usher of the Jewish South, is In the
city In the interests of his publica-
tons. He can be found at No. Is Syc-
amore street.
DIR. A. A. Johnston returned to the
city yesterday evening from Waxa.
hachie, where he has been during the
week in attendance upon the SEMI
annual meeting Of the medical exam
lining board OF the eleventh judicial
district.
Colonel T. l.. stanfield, late editor of
the Rockwell Tablet, is in the city, and
called at The HERALD Office last night.
Colonel Stanfeld has been subscriber
to this paper for many years, except
during the time he was on the Tablet
when he received 1t in exchange, and
has signified his intention OF continu-
ing as u subscriber the balance OF his
life.
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EASTERN QUESTION.
The Emergency IN Not Greater than
IL was Weeks AgO-TrOOps Ordered
from Calcutta 20 MaIta-SitnatiOn at
ConstantinopIc Unchanged,

Noon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, April 1.-THE Times has
the following from st, Petersburg
There is vague feeling OF uneasiness
among well-informed people to day,
but no reason can be discovered for 1t
except the prolonged suspense.
The stock market was stagnant and
depressed yesterday until near the
close, when an exaggerated report OF
favorable character of Sir Stafford
Northcote's statement in the house OF
commons created some activity and
confidence. The statement, though a
purely negative one on the main issue,
is regarded as hopeful indication, be-
cause 1t gives assurance that nothing
has occurred heretofore to render peace
impossible. Parliament separates for
Easter recess under conviction that
the emergency is not greater than 1t
was weeks ago.
A special from Belgrade says Prince
Milan and the court OF cessation have
confirmed the sentence of death passed
upon NJ. Thumitch, formerly minister
and president, and thirty five others,
| for completely in the recent military
conspiracy. The executions take place
Immediately after Easter.
The cotton operatives had an open
air meeting and resolved to resist the
ten per cent. reduction. Propositions
to accept five per cent. reduction
were defeated. These meetings were
held In half dozen places. Several
mills withdrew notices of reduction.
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Paeine Raiiroad nils Made the spe-
ciai order Tor tho Oih aud 10Th
~ May,
Moon Associated Press Reportl
WAsHlNaToN, April 1.-THE noml-
nation OF Colonel Burn as c0naul'gen-
eral for the city OF Mexico was 70.
jected.
Vlce.PresIdent Wheeler being ab.
sent, the senate was called u order 10y
Secretary Gorham. On motion 0f Mr.
Anthony, of Rhode Island, u, w,
Ferry, OF Michigan, was elected Vice
president pro tenn, during the absence
Of Vice-presldrnt Wheeler, who leaves
this afternoon on u brief visit To New
York.
Mr.. Ferry, OF Michigan, from the
committee on linance reported back
with amendments, the house bill to
repeal all that part OF the act OF jan
uary IL, 1875, known ~ the specie re-
sumption aot which authorizes the
secretary OF the trearury 10 dispose OF
United States bonds and TO redeem
aud cancel greenback currency, and II
was ordered printed with the amend
ments and placed on the calender,
In the senate Mr.. Jones, of Florida,
from the committee on naval affairs
reported fayorably on the senate bill
TO authorize the secretary of the navy
to transfer TO the secretary of the lnte'
rior, for entry aud sale, NIL the Ian ds
In the state Of Florida not needed for
naval purposes. II was placed on the
calendar
In discussing the income tax the
finance committee OF the senate repor'
ted substitute for the house bill re.
peallng resumption substantially, M
outlined in lust nights dispatches. IL
Is positively asserted that Hunt Ia out
felded for collector Of New Orleans.
lie wants seat on the bench OF
court Of claims. George l., Smith
will be nominated for collec'
tor within a day or two.
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A MONSTER MOVEMENT.

A Strike Involving tho StOppage OF
100000 Looms, 100000 apindles
and I2O,O 900 Work People Threatened
In Lancashire--NO Ri0ting 10 BIO En-
cOuraged.
LONDON, April l7.--Notices Of reduc.
tons of cotton operatives In Lanca-
shire expire to-day and tomorrow,
the refusal OF masters at Manchester
yesterday to agree to five per cent re.
duction, snd then passed resolution
that If u strike occurs at any OF the
mills where notice has been given Of
ten per cent reduction, the remainder
of the trade shall lock out at the EARL,
est possible moment, and leave little
hope of averting the trouble, which
will involve the stoppage of two humid
red thousands looms and six million
spindles, and render idle no less than
one hundred and twenty thousand
work people. The council vf opera
tives and spinners, after their inter-
view with the masters yesterday, re.
solved to recommend to the members
of that association to accept the pro-
posed reduction for the present, and
call representative meeting Of spin
ners for Sunday, to decide upon future
course of the operatives at AceringtOn
and District Church.
Harwood, Enfield and Preston are
willing to accept the reduced wages
and reduced time, but there Is no hope
of the masters accepting such propo'
sal. The Black burn and Burnley OPP
eratives resist uncompromisingly, con-
sequently tonight, in all probability,
will begin the most gigantic strike and
lock. out that has ever occurred In the
county of Lancaster. Instructions have
been issued to the operatives by COM
mittees In various trades how to pro-
coed. Where no notices are posted
they will 90 on work, but where no.
tees are posted, they will respectfully
request the masters to remove them.
If this request il refused, they will
leave work quietly on Saturday night
Operatives are particularly enjoined to
encourage no riOting or misbehavior
anywhere. The looms not affected by
the strike will subscribe three pence
per week for strikers. The Oldham
district Is not yet affected directly, but
owing to intimate business relations
between Oldham and Blackburn, In a
short time a stoppage will be necessi-
tated In many of the Oldham mills.
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PASHA CONKLING.
when the Eciairoissemoni of the Flee
torai frnua comes tho whole Coun-
iry VIII Ito Appalled, by the Dis
honor ai Tits Administration.


honor III Tits administration,
NRw YoRK, April 1.-THE World
publishes six columns OF mn Interview
with C0nRllng. The following Ia nm
extract; "Well, senator, would like
10 know whether you think the true
history " the Louisiana electoral bust
ness will ever be told In congress, and
II no, how soon ~ Mr. Conkling
paused u moment, then began very
slowly warming up with hls subj ot M
he proceeded. Eyes, | think II will. |
do not nee how IL can be kept down,
There ARE to many avenues OF lnfor.
nation opened to-day to make cons
oealment avail much longer, No
reasonable man can doubt but what
there was some kind OF u bargain he.
tween tho friends and that man Hayes,
aud that Stanley Matthews and Senas
tor Sherman were prlvy TO II. Agreat
many people have become exceeding
ly curious ~ know precisely what the
bargain was, and exactly how II was
carried out, and yankee Ingenuity VIII
be sure TO find some means OF getting
mt II, What will he the result? The
result will be that tho whole country
will DO appalled, by the dishonor OF
this Administrations. | tell you cir,
that never In the history OF this nation
has there been In the entire four years OF
administration no much corruption, bar-
tering OF offices, rewardiDg ofpolitical
favorites, traffic with political leaders
and bargains and sale OF the electoral
franchise M during the past year.
People will not believe until the proof
IL shown them. But the proof will be
forthcoming, People say that Hayes
is "a good man and means well, but
they do not know what they are talk
Ing about. When the facts are known
about his administration no one VIII
attempt TO excuse the man on account
OF his supposed goodness, nor yet be.
cause he IL weak and ignorant. The
point OF peril was not in the south, but
In the west. 1t was understood that
the republican leaders had determined
to have Vice-President Ferry count
the votes at all hazards, and declare
Hayes elected. The west determined
on resistance. It was TO be no child's
play in that section. General Stead
man had seventy thousand men en-.
rolled and assigned to regiments for
the purpose OF seating Tilden In office
In case Vice~President Ferry carried
out his proposed programme. You
may look astonished, but these things
are true. President Grant was at his
wits end; he con fessed to me that he
did not know what to do.
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rn,n,,s for Tnn, BIack Eve.

Springfield Mass. Republican; Cons
gress has done nothing this year for
which the country will have to warm
an appreciation as for the black eye
given the Jay Gould and Huntington
lobby in the senate. They have been
very independent, Gould, Huntington,
Dillon and their agents, and they have
been ANONYMOUSLY routed and beaten,
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The Rain.

Yesterday morning threaten ed rain,
but up to noon 1t had not come. Later
in the evening there was drizzling
rain followed by a slight shower which
served to lay the dust, though 1t was
not copious enough to do the crops
good.
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Might Associated Press Report.l

Both from Vienna and st. Peters
burg come reports of great uneaslness
and dissatisfaction.
News from various centres OF inter-
est are not reassuring. A semi.ofiicial
dispatch from Calcutta to-day, says,
the Indian government received or
ders to send troops to Malta, and the
following regiments leave for that
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Indications.

For the west gulf states--Southerly
winds, warmer, cloudy weather, and
numerous rains, falling barometer.
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WASHINGTON.

A Fair bays Work In both Branches
Of Congress, but Nothing Of spe.
clal Interel Transaeled-Tex
OF the Legal Tender Act.
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Burnside Brings the COlored Brother 10
the Front, but the Oil Is indefinitely
Postponed 80 RefundIng the
Cotton Tax.

Pacine nRiIroad Hills Made the spe.
ciai order Tor tho Oih aud 10Th
al MAY,
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We Guarantee the Prices Oh
all our Goods to be below those
of every Competitor.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
ssOLD ST."

THE OLD GENTLEMAN STEAKS HIS MIND
ABOUT BILL CHANDLER.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
Old 81 came in yesterday and said,
"phe-w~ with the accent heavy on the
"e-w."
"What is the matter now?" 941,
"Well, I'se had er two days job dat
wuz wurse dan plowln' in stumpy
LAMP ia lHf4
"What was that" H
"Well, Pse bin reeden' dat letter dat
Mister Bill Chan'ler rit bout de Presi.
Dental mortgidgep
"What do you think of it?"
"Well, hit puts me in mind of dem two
fellers as stole de ham-least wise
one stole de ham an glib hit ter de nd
derp
"well, what of that?"
"Why, de one dat got de ham, he ea
hit all up"
'sWhat did the other do?"
Gle didn't git none an he went 'rount
turnin' States ebidence on de street cor
ners.n
"Now, how does that apply here?"
"Well, Mister Chan'ler he went dowr
to Fluridy an stole Mister Tilden's han
an glib hit to Mister Hayes"
"Yes?"
can Mister Hayes he tuck an wen
up in de White House an eat up de
hamp'
"And where does Chandler come imp
"Dats hit He don't come in at all
Hayes eat de ham, wiped his mouf vic
his cote-sleve an didn't eben greece Mis-
ter Chan'ler's mouf wild de meat-skin-an
dat's what he's howlin' 'boutp'
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
General News. 1

T.-Da9h ANS we II VI a n
The Tennessee democratic executive
committee yesterday decided 10 hold
judicial convention for 3hes nomination
Of I've candidates for Supreme Court
judgeships. on May 20. Il was decided
not TO call a gubernatorisl convention
until after that date. 'd .aifoi
Louisiana State consols are lower at
New Orleans, closing weak at 633 $50.
The decline is caused by fear that the
Legislature will pass. the bill authorizing
the issue Of S2,000,O00 additional rail
road bonds, and the belief that the Mof-
fstt register scheme will fail Of adoption
At Waterbury VI, Tuesday evening,
Georgs w. Stranahan,in . fit Of jealousy,
fired three shots 1t Miss Demmon, ono
striking her belt and glancing of, and
the other two being fired through the
door Of closet into which she fed,
neither taking effect. Stranahan then
shot himself, but not dangerously. as
J.O. Clinton u Co., "Biack- board
brokers'" Wall street, New York, have
suspended. This was one of those con-
Germs which have become numerous on
the street of late for transacting stoch
speculations on the French pool system,
Of allowing Investments Of five dollars
or upwards on a margin Of one per cent
The official returns of the Board o
Trade, published by order of Parliament
show that in the month of January ther'
was a decrease of SIC, 900 900 in importl
and of $4,000, 900 in exports from th'
British Islands. There are very un.
satisfactory figures, but as their accurac.
is taken for granted by the country whicl
they chiefly concern, IL will scarcely b
challenged out of it.
1t is reported that the village or Isel
ton, In the delta of the Sacramento rivel
California, was swept away Tuesda
night by the pressure of water on tn
levees, caused by the cutting of tn
uykes on Grand Island, opposite. TIL
damage by the food in the Sacrament
valley, from Colusa TO the mouth {
the river, SO far aggregates $l,O00,00t
The Legislature has appropriated 81!
600 for the relief of sufferers.
| Personal.
Richard Harrington, Esq, of Dove
passed through this city, this morning,o o
his way to Philadelphia. #.#l.
States Attorney General Pennington
was in this city yesterday, but left la
; evening for his home in Dover. 2.
Mr.. Robert Clifton, formely telegrap
operator in the Delaware r. r. office
this city, but now engaged in business I
FELTON,, Del, paid visit to- his frient
In this city yesterday. "@'
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

Andreas McChain & Co., booksellers,
Ithaca. NY, have failed. Liza Utilities
$4,000.
The Philadelphia grand jury has found
a true bill against Frank Leslie for libel
ing w. w. Weigley
The loss by the fire in Cameron & Am
berg's esta blishment in Chicago Tuesday
night was $4,000; insured.
The American Institute of M lining Er-
gineers met IN Philadelphia yesterday.
Several interesting essays were read.
Larz Anderson. a prominent c'pital-
is5 OF Cincinnati, and brother OF Major
Anderson, of Fort Sumpter fame, died
| yesterday.
The name Of Jas. A. Lee has been for
warded to the President and will be
strongly indorsed for collector Vt the port
of New Orleans.
Marshall H. Twitchell, of Louisisna
who lost both his arms in an affair at
Coushatta, will be appointed consul 10
Kingston, Canada.
Forteen of the crew of the ship Levy
Burgess have been put in Jail in New
York for mutiny. They complained OF
bad treatment, bad food and over work
John g. Dawson, a skirt printer, has
heen arrested In Brooklyn, N. Y. for SET
ting fire 10 his place, causing damage
of $4,000 to his own and other property
Orders for subscription to the new
United States 4 per cent. loan are being
received in New York at the rate OF $780,
900 per day from the leading cities OF the
West.
~ shane Harris s. Co., factors and com
mission merchants, of Memphis, Tenn.
assigned yesterday. Liabilities s6O,0O0
covered BY assets consisting OF notes.
: accounts and real estate.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Wilmington Markets.
Hi ADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. q, b p. M 4.

orR-The market continues Inactive.
is a marked absence of any export
knd, and the local consumers purchase
knply, sales of 1900 bbls., including
beeoIa extra family, ats5 20 for me-
90 Is for good; s6a6 25 for choice and
Pennsylvania extra family at % for
81 Is for choice 80 20 for fancy, and
In, and other high grades at Slas 70.
Flour is unchanged. Small sales al
aS6l. Corn Meal is dull. We quote
I5Eo. b.
kAIN.-Uheat is coming forward slow
nd the demand Is confined 70 the wants
& local trade. sa'es 1900 bushels, In
|ing Pennsylvania Red, 81 33ai "a do,
Der, at 81 35al SO; Western Red at 81 &c
do. Amber, at 81 33ai 35, and South
TO-, 81 35al 81. Corp-The market IL
er and there Is mofefnqulry. Sales ol
bushels Pennsylvania and Western
Yellow, cars, and grain depot, at 45a
nts lor rejected. Rye comes in slowly
SELLS at 6Sa7oc. for Southern, Western
Pennsylvania. Oats are dull, with
of 5000 bushels dark and light mixed
|a33c., fair and good White, at 3Ia3iXc
choice at 35c.
HIsKY.-jO bbls. ofwestern iron.bounc
al q os per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
The Best quality of MEDICINES

The Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
rHE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLoGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
oiceFLAVORING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure. n --
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
sect the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS pENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS
C'toice Goods, Accuracy IN dispensing, G',d
l. Reasonable Prices. =
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
oPECIAL NOTICES.
r. IA unk els Bitter
Wine Of IrOn

r. never been known TO fall In the cure
eahess, , attended with symptoms IN
oomiun 10 exertlon, loss of memory.
uity ol breathing, general weakness
Ji ~ VI ulsease, weak nervous TREMBLING
uaul horpOr OF death, night sweats cold
Meakhess, dlmness of vision, IanRiIor.
eIsal lassllnde of the muscular avs,
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
"a, hot hands, flushing OF the body
sss Vi lhe skin, ,Dallid countenapce and
tols on the lace, purifying the blood
~ tne BACK, heavlness OF the eyelids'
Iei,a 'an, uiacK spots flying before the ewes
@m g., porary sufusion and loss of sight:
friSa oa asssehtlons etc. These symptoms
n"o 'ioiii weakness, and to remedy
II 49,, no, uhkePs Bitter Wine Of
kvins hen',I hlis' thousands are now
since "ealll S, VINO have used IL. Get Tie
y: +, kunkel's.
Iot hunkcl's Bitter Wine of Iron
oy uIiy valuable tonic has been 80
snly tested by all classes of the COM
IN ,'lat , II Is now deemed indfspensa-
<i6es wllc ulc medicine. II costs but litiIe.
Rtch "Ie olood, and gives tone To the
Bs lie. ''' systeih ana pro-
ID ply ply ask trial of this valuable
tNKtiTiu iTiue only 81 per botIle. e. II.
5th slraa, Goie S Proprietor, No. $50 N North
Enni,as,, below Vine, Phila.. Pa. Ask
[lharh Bitter wine OF Iron. and 10 n z
Eacb VA a photograph of the proprietaT
wrapper; all others are Counter
gglsi :, oi counterfeits. Do not let your
hi up onISy you any but Kunkel's, which
get s,r as above represented. You
pletrai oottles Tor SO. Ali 1 a. k ia one
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
'pe Worm IL Q nm owed
Alive.

Inn bsad all complete in two hours. No
Inns nu rerMd passes. Seat, pin and stomach
En- stoVed stran, by DR.. KunAel, ga North
u and eeI' si, Advice free. No fee mil
|nkeI IL al VI passes In one, and alive. DR..
countruu ue = only successful physician in
Worn ior The removal of worms and
|dren q, syrup Is pleasant and safe for
pr, or asL oWn persons. Send tor cir
Fup. Prica ~ s bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
|ggist, II 'n na ~ bottle. Get it OF your
ialls. nov2-lm
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
coal, Wood, Eame, sand & CalClnGdPIaSEr

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
IL friends and the public generally that he
has taken Fout's old yard, at the foot OF
West street. and is now prepared to sell