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Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
A MOEHER'8 LOVE,
An EpiaOco In the Experience sf
Squire Cole az q Justice or lhe
Peare.

Aw EpiaOco IN the Experience sf
Squire Cole as q Justice or lhe
Pence.
AT the police court last evening Mar
garet Mcdonnell was tried for assault
ing child Of Mrs. Samuel McGinty,
by shaking ii, for which offence the
Mayor faed her the costs of the casa
and held her in one hundred dollars
bail TO keep the peace.
At the conclusion Of the above trial
Mrs. Mcdonnell had Mrs. McGinty ar
raigned before E2quire Cole for usiug
abusive language. Mrs. McGinty, hay
Ing the circumstances of the case before
the Mayor stamped indelibly upon her
mind, began to deny the charge and
asserted that she, herself, was the only
person who had cause for complaining.
The trisl proceeded, and after many
Interruptions and numerous threats
aud fines for contempt of Court, it way
tiaally concluded, aud just as the JUS
Gve said two dollars and costs, the
trou olesoms defendant uttered the re-
fued remark "l'Il rot in jail before |
will pay it,"
While Samuel, Mrs. McGinty's hus-
band, was searching for a colored Wit
ness named Deborai, Jones, Mary Cross,
q daughter of Mrs. NcGinty, had her
mother arraigned to answer another
o4arg9 of abpaive language. The moth
er was shocked that her daughter
would have the audacity to do such an
act, ard expressed her maternal love
by uttering the motherly ejaculation
''you perjured hog p' and expressing
o wish to knock her down If it,were
not for the remembrance of the con-
sequence. Deborah having arrived,
har testimony varied from Mary's and
the case was dismissed.
Tie people were about to leave the
room when they heard Samuel, the
husband, shout that tho court would
not be adjourned until he had received
satisfaction. Mrs, Mcdaniel and her
witness were on the verge Of retiring,
when the keen eye OF Mrs. McGinty
discovered The movement and with a
leap she bounded to the door, turned
taa LOCK and defe,i them to leave. Con-
stable Hiokman passed TO the door,
gently thrust the troublesome wife to
one side and unbarred the door.
AS the McDounells passed out Mrs. Me-
Ginty endeavored to do likewise, but
the sbre@d officer, ever On the alert,
grasped her by the arm and detained
hsr. The husband fred up like fur
mace and sprang upon the officer, when
Mr.. Hickman put shine upon the eye
of McGinty which was unlike any
Henry, tbs bootbIack, placed upon the
shoes of customer. Deborah Jones,
hr. and Hrs. McGinty seized the
officer pushed him into a cor
ner and Justify pslted him. The
'Squire's form just then was seen to be
in perpen iienlar position behind his
desk and his voice loudly commanded
the twenty mep, who were enjoying the
spectacle, to SEIZE the conbatsnts. Mr..
McGintY was fined ten dollars for ex-
hihiting his fighting qualities and Mrs.
McGinty paid $5.27 and signed a $500
peace warrant.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
As Police Court.

"Come now, compose yourself, and
don't cry" said Mayor Alderman to
Mrs. Hsy q. police court last night:
"You nearly always go into tears wher
you appear before me, and that spoils
the whole thing"
Mrs. Hey did compose herself, and
testified that her husband, who sat
in the dock with "a laughing devil in
his sneer," was an exceedingly bad
man. He had assaulted '.her brutally
that dag while drunk and choked her
about packing some pork, for he is a
butcher, 1t sesms.
Hey was fined s5 and costs and held
IN the sum Of 500 peace bail.
Only one case was tried beside this.
The prisoner in that case was very
fat old lady, who was in tears. The
charge was that OF assaulting little
girl. Shs was fined the costs and held
to keep the peace. She Sntreated the
reporters to keep, her name out, and
when they'promised she said "God bless
you boys" and took her leave.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Person al.

Messrs. John Gray, ]. NJ. Solomon
and 8. D. Mccullough LETT Wilmington
last night for Leadville, Colorado.
Daniell O'Niel, now member Of the
Washington police force has just paid
q visit to Wilmington.
Mr.. Frank Stout, who for tn pest
nine years has been salesman at the
cloth counter in Mr.. Sharp's store, will
sever his connection with that firm to-
day. On Monday he will enter the
clothing house conducted by Mr.. Mul;
lin at No. 10 East Fourth street.
John Boys, aged eighty.fve years,
who formerly was class leader for a
number of years in the Asbury M. E.
church, is said to be dying in Philadel.
phia.
Joseph Teas at present s very III ard
his recovery is merely matter Of con.
lecture.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Tao Tha rsby Concert.

A large audience Of more general
enthusiasm never assembled in the
Opera House, than that which gathered
there last evening to hear Miss Emma
Thursby sing. When the gifted lady
sang here last 1t was Just on the eve OF
her departure for Europs, aud she re-
turned again to Wilmington almost as
soon as she reached these shores.
A perfect storm of applause greeted
Miss Thursby as she made her first gp-
pearance, last rs the elappiug Of hands
at Miss Roch's exquisite performance
of Chopin's "Folonaiss," died away.
She first sang Billinis Rondo Finale,
and to this very difficult composition
she did full justice. Her voice has
improved and her exquisite singing
Is even more beautiful than before. HeI
next selection was Ricci's beautiful
waltz sony, "Valse Dune Folis a
Rome" This was more beautiful as
sung by Miss Thursby than her pre-.
vious number. When she concluded
she was recalled five times and sang two
selections.
Great praise is due Mr.. Adamouski
for his admirable playing Oh the violin.
This performances of the 'Adante and
Finale" in g. Minor ftom Mendilsshon
was most excellent, aud "Cavitina" by
Raft was very good.
Miss Anna Book Is most finished
and pleasing pianist, and her playing
throughout was very delightful. The
best selection undoubtedly was the
"Valss Caprice by Tansig; but her
playing Of Chopin's Polsnaise was very
artistic.
Mr.. Branson sang admirably. He has
an excellent tenor voice, which is in
perfect control. His singing of "Come
into the Garden, Msud," by Balfs and
"Only Again" by Sullivan was received
with great delight, and merited ap-
plause.
The singing of the duett from the
"Tali3man' at the close Of the concert,
by Miss Thursby and Mr.. Brarscn
was very delightful, and was perfectly
done. The audience listened with
much pleasure and demanded repi'
tition.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
LOchlettes.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Newark and Delaware
City Railroad Company will be held in
this city on the 3rd of Nay, when q
President and Directors will be elected.
The Artisans Saving Bank has de-
clared dividend at the rate Of five per
cent per aunum.
A marvel of excellence AMI cheapness
are the fine suits made by Carson, the
tailor, 1888 Market street.
The canvass FOR the Wilmington Di.
reotory will be completed to-day.
Miss Mamie Kaiser, emp loyed by M.
L. Lichtenstein trod on nail yester.
day and received a painful in, ury.
Remember Carncros, & Dix'e's min
strels Monday night.
Col. James FL. Prica Is spoken Of as
a board Of education candidate in the
Sixth ward.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
BlOrUIN NteE.

The sloop "Ermine" arrived at the
Third street wharf yesterday.
A canal boat brought load of gas
coal to the Diamond State Iron Co. yes
torday.
The sloop "Lottie "" is being load
ed with manure at the Front street
wharf.
The sloop "Vandslia," loaded with
lumber, left this port to-day.
Two steamers, thirty-four tugs, three
schoOners, eight sloops, three bargss,
FIVE canal boats and three mud-scows
passed the Third street bridge yester-
day.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
T9UBLiC SALE

TCUBLiC SALE
Il OF
FIBST-CLASS FURNITURE, &C.,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20, 1880,
At2 o'clock,
At No. s Z. 4th ST., Wilmington, Dol, con-
slsting Of Fl. o. Parl0r suite, pieces 4
Walnut Bureau, marble top;1 Walnut Bed
stead, l Walnut Stand, Cottage Suite,
fine Hair Ma;trass, l pair Springs, 8 Marble
Top FABLES, Lounge, Secretary and Book
in good order, Bureaus, B!dsteads; Stand
Tables, Caairs, Looking glasses, ~ yards Of
Brussel Carpets, 25X yatds Ingram Carpet,
as good as new {; / Victor Cook Stove. l Range:
also lot of China, Glass and Queenswars.
Persons seeking bargains should not fail to
attend this sale. DRAKE s. co Auct.,
4l7-2t No. 8 e. 4 b st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Forty-twO Roll Calls.

Rev. Henry Colclazer, Of Georgetown,
has answered the conference roll call
for 50 consecutive years. He was the
pastor Of Bishop Andrews, who gave
him his last appointment in Michigan;
was preacher when Bishop Foster was
born, aud succeeded Bishop Scott, when
he was called to the Episcopacy, as
pastor Of Union church, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Tho ncYtgIOns RoOk Store,

OF this city, established several years
ago for the purpose of furnishing Sab
bath Schools aud churches with sup
plies, and OF disseminating religious
literature among the masses, is still
engaged in the came work. 1t hes been
recently removed to No. 5 East Fourth
street, and is under the management OF
Miss s. L. Francis. A fine assortment
of Sabbath School cards, books, papers,
catechisms, lesson helps, &c, kept con.
stantly on hand, and sold at the most
reasonable rates. The interest and
patronage of tho christian Lublic is de.
sired.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
What a Decent Paper Says.

From ths Morning News.
Mr.. Grubb's libel suit against the
REPUBLICAN has been settled, as an
nounced in our local columns. The
apology is full and in proportion to the
prominence of the offending article,
and is creditable to the sense Of justice
of the publishers of that journal, and
entirely vindicates the character Of Mr..
Grubb. The result of this suit will be
warning against the practice Of I'M
necessarily and improperly meddling
with the private affairs of any individ-
ual.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
EInAIa MMlO.

A team of mules belonging 10 D.
Lemon, the confectioner, Of Whining
ton, in making its rounds on Tuesday
last delivering goods to customers, were
driven in the evening to Dilworthtown,
Chester County, when one Of the mules
was taken sick with collie and died. The
driver went TO West Chester and hired
horse to put along side Of his mule,
and completed his route.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Cincinnati storm.

A very heavy rain at Cincinnati yes
terday morning was followed by high
winds, which continued throughout
the day and did much damage, un-
roofing number OF houses and blow.
ing down some weak buildings. The
storm ragged also throughout southern
and central Ohio, unroDfng buildings,
blowing down steeples, and overturn-
ing vehicles Oh the streets and roads.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
That husband OF mIne.

James McMahon, who resides in
South Wilmington, became intoxicated,
and before his debauch was concluded
he went to his home and enjoyed him.
self by breaking tho furniture and
driving his wife from the house. rs.
quire Brady considered these actions
ungentlemauly and fined the offender
five dollars and costs. -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
etNaUvOlfsm.

Let the best people of Wilmington
show their appreciation of scientific
lectures by attending the lecture of
Rev. f. P. Walton at the Opera House
tonight. AS Statuvolism is a new
phase of science, 1t is also, like most
modern discovery, in advance Of the
older sciences. No report Of this lee.
ture will be published.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
TIIden sim In the Ficid.

speaker Randall Gays that there Is
not word of truth in the statement
sent from Washington that Mr.. Tilden
had stated that he was preparing let.
ter withdrawing from the Presidential
contest. On the contrary, his advices
indicate that Mr.. Tilden has no idea OF
withdrawing, especially as he is gain
ing delegates in all parts of the country.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Tako n Ottco,

A suit of clothes mast be well mlde
aud with good trimmings to give salts
faction. J. A. Sanders, Merchant TAFT
or, No. 8 West 9th street. will make
you suit or a part Of suit as low IS
you can buy rsady-msde work. Call
at once and lewe your order. j. A,
Sanders, 9Th o I'd Market str1e!s.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
I. d. q. T..

Delaware Lodge. l. 0. 0. F., will cele-
brate its fifteenth anniversary in the
Opera House, MGy 26th. Schuyler Col
fax is expected to deliver an address.
The Uniform Battalion, Wilmington
Division of Patriarchs, will give an en-
tertainment on the evening of April 26
st Third and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
MED au Jersey City,

Andrew Gibney, formerly a we'll
known citizen of Wilmington, died in
Jersey City. Thursday morning. lie
was at one time clerk for Mr.. II. +.
Pickels, and was known here for his
connection with the Diamond State Base
Ball club. At one time be held high
position in the Auditing Department at
Washington.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Rewnre or Him.

We are requested to ask the citizens
of Wilmington not to give any money
to q man going around representing
himself es collector for Asbury M. X.
sunday School as they are not needing
any outside help, and have not author
lied any one to collect for them. The
man is q fraud. ..- ...
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
we Lead

va cell the btstgoods and nave
bs'iu,. 4, ~ .ss.t ~t assor:men; to select from,
pc ,an9 !a,s Ill III are treated alike ore price
pss'tt' .t't n the lowest. No discount in
|sna NJ II"' 10 make s a sale, because you have
|o'oe, ,. y of us before. Our goods sell
y |"us VI 90 .e,ves aud We retain our custom
w. because wa treat them we'll .. At the
sT;,m;nrton ~ Ur Clolbing House, N. W. cor
Itb and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
The BG. n. r.. a. I'm the Opera Mo va e

On to morrow, Sunday AFTERNOON, at
3 o'clock the Moral SausIon Reform AS
sociaton will celebrate their third ar
niversary, in the Opera House.
Prominent speakers from home and
abroad will address the meeting and
other interesting exercises will be
gone through with.
The choir will sing some choice selec-
tions ard the Roberts Sisters will rem
der some of their beautiful Duets. The
Chester County Assooiatives will come
down in special train. The doors will
open at two o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Tho WenfhOr.

sIessI1 az department, Office Of the Chief
! 4. N, N'l'er' Washington, April IT.
Midi IS,,Gos Snis for saturday-For the
&by rinio, in,nslo States, falling, follow
ing to '''Ing ,n,I barometer variable shift
|sssthpy Vo.er n. Westerly winds; clear
lion b. > ,l;nt preceded in the northern por-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
s,,,nv PapeIs-Latest News.

The reading public will bear III mind
|tbat they can secure the New York and
|pbiIadsiphia phil Sunday morning Papera
snm Davis, the news dealer, after 10!
n,cIock l in the morning, at GlS Market
|s,,set, The papers contain the news
|i,Om al parts of the world.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Stansbusy IUrrzy'B

|s,inc and summer style Of cutting
hair Cut the back feather odge with
|Ou. shaving the neck or shaping 1t,
|sut the sides close, front left long and
|ths centre LETT long, so it can be comb,
ed waterfall OF c2mbed up in front, at
|lll East Water street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
poo,xn md SHOES.

2 K, Crawford, No. 6 West ID street,
has s. !. large stock Of boots and shoes for for
.Ss uaa srripe trade, which he will sell
,us Eassr n in price than any other dealer in
,ys s"'s oitv, Give him call and save
'u0 .,ov w. Roots and shoes made to order.
No airing done promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Prevent tntl0u.

The Rev. Mr.. Butler delivered lee.
ture before the Young Mems Lyceum
in Ezion Church last evening, on 'Su
perstition." An essay was also read
by James II. Murray on "Labor," aud
ca his concluding Rev. W. 3. Grinnage
presented on behalf of the Young Meu's
Lyceum forty dollar suit of clothing
to Rev. Mr.. Butler as slight token
of their affection and esteem. Mr.. But
ler acknowledged the gift in an appro-
pirate address, and urged the donors to
press On in the work of we'll doing.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
SPECIAL MENTION.
r,s Davis Machine.

.,,;os ,bat q large invoice Of the
We Wna1ia nUiVS Vertical Feed Sewing Ma,
kG paws S,Ss arrived for T. W. Bye, and
Fhin,' H. aas, 1s.nsd d for sal, at No. III Mar
III .,ssUi De Wv We are pleased to know
et , stress' trsss ope has introduced this ex-
lhss i,'sat SOM rSdchlrJ, az it stands At the
Etllsn' s. We V' id sdviss eur friends to
fon.' IT II he making 4 choice.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Notice.

HsviDs bought the stock and fixtures
M John Woods Drug Store, RoEeby,
NE are now prepared to devote our
|,hOle time and attention to the pre-
,rption and drug trade generally
Prrs and fresh drugs only will he used
". ]. ST0NER.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Mass Meeting of General GRANTS
supporters.

A mass meeting of the supporters Of
Gen.raI Grant for President was held
the Central Music Hall, Chicago,
Thursday evening. Nearly 5000 per-
sons were present, filling sall the
available room. Robert (. Lincoln
presided, and addresses were made by
Emory A, Storr5, Stephen A. Doug
IIass, Jr., Z. c. Larned and Senator
Logan.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
AHiCA HRN PA.

Some persons who have to oosasion-
ally cal! ct tho Office of ths City Treas
urnr, thiak that officer should arrang G
to have his Office open from II to l
o'clock, P. NJ, on at least one day in the
week.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Common Sense.

Thomas M. Ogle, auoticneer at No.
us Marke street, has just received
new invoice of tho celebrated common
sense chair such as are used on porches
&c.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17

A gentleman who had Suffered In
snsely with e2yache for three days and
tried many remedies without effect Was
cured in five minutes by one dose Of DR..
SinmS' Pain Saarcher. Such is the effect
sfthis wonderful remedy on pains Of
every hind, including rheumatism.
Price SOC. Depot 4th 4 King, Phila.
Eg Arch 81. Ralailed by dealers.
You are requested TO examine l..
Hsis' stock, a. No, 4 Fast Sd street, as
hs has s2nc Of the choicest goods for
iprng suits, which he will make up in
satisfactory manner.
The celebrated Shir: Waist, for chill
dren, for sale at the Wilmington Cloth
ing Hou3e, N. W. cor. 4th and Market
Streets. Manufactured expressly for US
BY the Star Manufacturing Co.
81 Tvou!d not be without it, even if it
did net last lifetime" said R gentle
man Of a Celluloid truss purchased at
Dantorth'a Drug Store, cor. Of ID and
Market streets.
The person who took the cat from
DOwBlng's restaurant, N. L. cor. Third
and Marke. streets, had better return
The sans or his name will bo published.
The largest stock of trusses in the
slate at prices as low as the lowest, at
o. Jas. bslt's Pharmacy. A private
loOu for ladies. Lady attendant.
Persons Wishing spring suits made
10 the la:est style and of the best ma
etal, wonll do we'll to call on Geo. II.
Ash, 7CJ Market street.
>, asrtman'S Worm Syrup never fails.
Vllldlen will not refuse to take it. Sold
'Aiy " J. R. Hartman, Druggist, 9Th
and Poplar streets.
GeO' B. Metzner, the popular barber
'n aad hair enter, is prepared to shave
~ VINO may call at his shop, No. l06
hst 81 street.
Dlckie's Poultry Powder, for cholera
S Saa O'her diseases OF fowls, sold by
ri rtylOr q Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3o2
lls best cigars in Wilmington at
acal.
u B%s clam soup lunch at the Western
A''''' 4'h and Orange streets, tonight.
70 70 Fouatain, Sixth and Market
'u, 'ase,s' And get your hair cut with pat
,. .u' cAppers and shaved with a sharp
tsntr' tanis No extra charge for bay rum or
>, Seli T Scd see the beautiful pool table
S1, SI a!rd and French streets. Nothing
wan WI llie cigars and the best tobacco. ].
M IGlsnond State Book Beer to night
S,;.ts Sln saturday everywhere. Extra fine,
'',sht g and sparkling. '
i fiour and feel dealers can buy at
ShsSa'e SsnuleSa'e prices, grain and bran at
sns"afd'a sl,ss, coal yard, 622 West Front
on uS,.scAie's S' Diamond State Book Beer
/ on FtasIt F,iSst ct 223 and 225 King street,
'f',d'y and Saturday.
tbe @ sor vuoilS I Of satisfied patrons echoes
Con. 'yDs, " I'VE shall always go TO Car
n 'Ae TAILOR, for our suits"
/ d,tior Salls e Of finest materials, at foun-
No. 3a9 cures, 60 to Carson, the tailor,
:" zoo Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
InsnrnvaHlbuf,

E. P. Freye has enlarged and refited
up his bar-room in frst-class manner
snd 1t is now one Of the handiest houses
in the city. Give him call, at No. II
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
A. o. HI.

A meeting of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians will be held this evening at
7.30 O'Clock, at their new head quarters.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
RAfrfEerAaOrg.

Fl. F. Pieksls, Esq, at Nos. 7 and Q
East Fourth Street, advertises refriger-
ators for sale in another column of this
issue. Read the adv. carefully and re-
feet.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Mrs. GauerIander,s Funerny

The funeral of Mrs. Sauerlander took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mass was celebrated at st.Mary's Cath
olic Church and the interment took
place at the Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Mate Of the 'anernon.s,o- 'IIi,,.

nO,niUrN dU REPUBLICAN, Office, on Saturday
S7S lO o'clock, IL O'Clock
62O 500
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17
Only Gus Day ~ Notice

required by John R. Holt to have your
wall paperipg done, Large stock Of the
latest patterns and the best of work
men now ready. John L. Holt, 223
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17

VXTANTED.-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w good business training, o situation as
book.Eeeper. Address d., ,kEruB. Office .4-17*5t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17

NOR REET.-ONE OR TWO UNFUR-
10 nished rooms without board central li-
cation. Address ROOMS, REPUBMoAN OF
fee. 4l7-2tA
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17

DOARDINH.-ELEq ROOMS FOR
ID boarding at 33l T.. 4ths. 4Li.osH '
Daily Republican., 1880-04-17

poARDERs WANTED ATsl1 W. 4rH ST.
ID 4-lT6t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-07
FRESH MEATS. FISH, &c.

NOTICE-I cali tho attention Of the public
~ to tho northeast corner Of tho Market, on
Fairfax and Cameron stroets whore have 70.
sumed businoss at my old stand, and will have
on hand at ell times good supply Of CHOICE
FRESH HEATS. consisting Of Beef Mutton.
Lamb. Voal and Pork, together with all kinds
Of SAUSAGE aad pUDDINGS, Of my own
manufacture. I also cal attention 10 stall No.
So. opposite whore have on hand ane selec-
ton of CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
cumbers Chow Chow. Chop Picks, Mixed
Pickle. Gherkins, Caulilowcr and Pickled
Onions, aid oil kinds Of Pickles in glass jars
Hslford Sauce Warwickshire Sauce, Cstsup.
French Mustard, puro Olive OIL imported
Edam Cheese, Pepper Sauce Sardinss in quar-
tor and half boxes Mince Meat, Maccsroni,
Lemo MS. ETC.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, Pre- :.
pared for table use Immediately. consisting Of
Msckrol, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her
ring. Any of these articles can be procured sf.
tor market hours 3. my storo No. "A south Fair
fax etroet. 200 bbls Of Fish consisting of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shsd, in barrels,
half barrels and kits; Mackcral. Nos. l. 2 and 5,
in barrois. half barrels and kits.
nov - S. j. REED.