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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
Superior Court.
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JuxE 24.-DEcnoNs.-F. Hewitt vs.. j. G. Weston.-
Judgment Of Non. Pros with liberty for the plaintiff to
stipulate.
Elijah Houghton ct al vs.The Mayor-Motion for new
trial denied.
H. GrinneH ct al VI. Charles Wood-Judgment for the
defendant demurrer.
james Lopsz Dias VS.. Elisha Mo,ru-Judgment for the
defendant the demurrer 7h and 9th pleas and udg
men for plaintiff demurrer TO the 9Th plea with liberty
to both parties to amend payment OF costs within ten
day after motion of this rule.
Edmund hitehouse ct al VS.. Richard Nc Cormick al al
Judgment for the defendant, the demurrer with lib
ery to plaintiff to plead de payment OF costs &C.
+. l.. Bushnell ads. The Mutual Safety Insurance Com
pany.-Motion for a trial denied.
Ordered-That Mr. Wm.W. Evsrts be, and he Is hereby,
appointed Reporter to this court and that shall be the
duty every party bringing the OF emu
mHraed motion, TO furnish the reporter with acopy OF the
case hand il TO the clerk for hm-and each party
shall the time furnish the reporter with copy Of
his points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

N7- COLMAN'5 GALLERY AND BOOKSTORE,
IN BROADWAY.-On a late visit there to see his new
paintings found crowds ofpeoPle particularly strang
visiting this delightful establishment, which would
have astonished us if did not know that his collection
OF Engravngs, Books and Paintings the most exen.
sive in the United States We learn that since Mr. Col
man has reduced his prices he has found ladies and
tlcmen willing to purchase his costly works and
engravngs, and we were pleased to SO many there
purchasing and visiting his Gallery and Paint
ings to which his charge shilling We believe
that many under the impression that charge made
to his bookstore which not the more pleasant
or agreeable lounge cannot be found in the city,
where clerks polite and attentive. We say call
and judge for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
n3- AMERICAN MUsEJJM.-Who has not hear

U3- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Who has not heard of
thefAmerican Museum! Why, it is Igetting to be the
greatest place in this city Every few weeks the
mayer enlarges his building and soon gets filed up
In every nook and corner and now he has made
engagement with Gen. Tom Thumb, which will be sure
to ll it from top to bottom The performances in the
lecture room are exceedingly rch the of Har'
rngton Sherman Cero, and Francisco, will abundanty
testify The garden is perfect ely stun this
Their, and the and beautiful fountain is delightful
with its pure and cooling Croon. The most extensive
preparations in progress for the glorious fourth and
doubt thousands will show him that they not in
vain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
Frcights.

this week with the execution OF small ots to fill up
British ships now loading at 7lei Coaswse rates the
same as at last report.
in Tobacco ireiphs 10 foreign ports and notice the
following engagements viz ;one ship Tor Europe at sas
3D. one for Amsterdam at $685. one or Liverpool at
oine beyond limited lots 10 I'll up at ld for Liverpool.
and cent for Havre There Is isir amount offering
coastwise. at former rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

MATANzAs.-An arrival at Savannah from Matan-
zas brings report OF an instruction in the Island
of Jamaica, though no particulars. An English brig
was totally lost on the east end Of the Island of
Cuba while going in to load.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHIA June 2-A. Joseph Marsh, Poland t2O ds
ta Grand Colon Lathe schs BaI1on Lawls and CherH
Cope Mie,ten' liverpool; syPh Ncts.on, Boston, nj,
var Barnard Nantncket Maria, Hop.ias. NYorkCh Ann
Grote Bremen; Columbia Cooper, Laguavra and Porto Ia
beilo Mcclellan Orr Portland Cherokee Usher, Hartford
Sid Com Warrington Catchell, Laguayra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
90 "BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT = THEN GO

AHEAD" was David Crockett's immortal watchword,
and it applies with great force TO the selection Of medi
cines. Empires boast Of their universal psnaceas,"
warranted to every complaint, from corns the
toes to tubercles of the lungs Believe them nothey
only wish to relieve the plethora Of your purse and
not what effect their nosrums may have upon your per-
If you want medicines endorsed by the certificates
of hundreds Of men whose you know, and whose
simple word is sacred thousand oaths select those
prepared by Doctor Jayne-a physician whose skill and
whose character double guarantee against imposi
ton. In the history Of pulmonary disease there is
cord of cures astonishing than those performed by
Jaynes EIpectorant. We will say that it will cure
consumption in its worst stages but it PROFESSIONALLY
has restored to health patients who appeared to be labor
ing under all the fatal symptoms OF that disease.
Sold by A. B. & D. Sands drug store No. 81 Fulton st.
27S Broadway, II Cast Broadway.
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no THOMAS,s BATHs. NORTH SIDE CAsTLE

CO THOMAs'S BATHS, NORTH SIDE CASTLE
GARDEN.-When the thermometer reaches IS degrees,
isul time to seek refuge from debility, heat and the
other inconvenience of an oppressive summer. The
crowds that within the last few days. have testified their
rence and we'll they deserve in all their excellent
rangements the patronage they pre- eminenty enti
tied to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

NAVAL The U. S. brig Boxer, Oscar Bullus
Lieutenant Commanding, was at Key West on the
18th inst, from Matanzas. Officers and crew all
well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

Q3-THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.-The ed-
tor oil this paper the 10th, after communication
commenting the wrapping of a person in rug when
their clothes fire. adds as follows:
eve publish this communication, although the advice
ii gives has been repeated hundred times; and take
advantage fthe opportunity say that when accidents
by fire do occur, the best application know Of is the
ointment called "Dalys Pain Extractor" We have had
occasion TO several times in family and neigh
borhood and its operation indeed remarkably speedy
and efiectual. We by means prone to eulogize
what called patent medca but of this
speak conscientously and with entire confidence"
We have had hundreds Of similar voluntary speakngs
OUT in favor OF this save and the numbers ofpeople
obtaining immense, though wi hat surprising
is that any family will the risk of going day with
out it. may be had at C0mstocks only, No. 81 Court
landt st., near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
nz- BEYOND ALL QUESTION THE MOST EEK.

traordnary and wonderful curiosity the world pro-
duced to be exhibited this week Peales New York
Museum. The long sought for link between man and
the brute creation appears certainly to be discovered in
the person OF this nondescrpt It is said by ladies who
have seen him that there is nothing in the least degree
unpleasant in witnessing this exhibition, but that his
playful pranks excited great pleasure and merrment
every beholder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

90 PEOPLE BEGIN TO FIND OUT THAT HIGH
priced medicines are not always the best The Extract
Of Sarapsila, made at II Courtlandt street. which is
warranted as good any made. The simple
OF our aording il so cheap we do not spend such
enormous amount in advertising nice tables, bottles SC
But it is made of the very best Spanish sarsaparila
root and other vegetable ingredients Price so cents per
bottle 81 per dozen. To be had only at the wholesale
and retail denot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

MosT DISTRESSING AND PAINFUL MIsTAKE.-Mr.
Samuel Somers, machnist of the fremont theatre
died on Thursday morning from the fleets of dose
of corrosive sublimate, which was administered to
him by his ownwife in mistake for some cough drops
MIR. Somers had been Tor some time severely al.
fcted with influenza, and was taking medicine 10;
it. Medical aid proved OF no avail, upon discove
ry of the sad error and he died IN short time after
swallowing the fatal Dose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The LAST NIGHT.-Friday night was the las,
night of performances at the fremont Theatre
Manager Jones took q benefit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

ANOTHER THEATRE. is some talk in Bos
ton about re-opening " Old Drury" in Federal street
The matter will end, like many other matters, as il
has begun--in talk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The LATE Mr.. LEeARE was the descendant of
a highly respectable family Of Huguenos-a race TO
whom America is indebted for not few of her
best and most valuable citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The INFLUENZA Is gradually disappearing from
our city, after having visited almost every indivi-
dual il Is now dispensing the compliments of the
season TO the people OF Boston, Philadelphia, and
other places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The PROVIDENCE THEATRE has been taken by Mr.,
Spear of the National, fora short summer season.
He intends to spudge up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

no EAST INDIA HAIR DYE CoLoRs THE
hair but will not stain the skin Any can sport LOCKS
Of backness by its use and not be mistrusted
is warranted 10 do this To be found only ut 81 Court
landt street. many have got iup limitations and sold
them for this TO its injury Agent in BROOKLYN Mrs.
Hays, 1879 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

ANOTHER DEAD BODY IN Box.-A very mysterious
and suspicious looking box arrived at Handlers Of
flee in Philadelphia yesterday Saturday morning,
from New York. Ii was about five and half feet
long, shaped not unlike coffin; its weight also con-
frmlng the suspicion that it contained dead body,
especially as the water which rickled from the joints
showed that there must be ice within The box was
addressed to Thomas Cooper, Esq, Frankfort, near
Philadelphia (the father of Mr. Robert Tyers wife,
and where they are both now stopping,) care OF
John G. Montgomery, Esq Postmaster of Philadel-
phla and as we understand purporting TO come from
Col Graham, Postmaster of New York.
There was evidently case-murder had in all
probability been committeeman the knowing ones
were strongly inclined to think would turn out to
be none other than the body OF John Jones OF New
York, about whom there was so much mystery, and
who had given some OF them so much trouble. "My
fine fellow" said they, "We've got you last-you
described the Presidents journey, you can now de-
scribe your own, and your last.''
From the names, too, that appeared upon the out
eide OF the box, it was plain there was foul at
tempt to impcate in the murder of John Jones, not
only Col Graham AID Mr.. Montgomery, but even
son of the President of the United States In fact
the matter must be investigated without delay Ac-
cordlnsy the box was opened, and sure enough ex.
pectation was more than realized-there was dead
body in the box, carefully packed in ice, and bear
ing evidence OF having been recently killed 1t was
the body of little the finest salmon that has been
seen this year, and we have no doubt Mr. Cooper
and family, including Mr.. and Mrs. II ebert Tyler,
will say as much to Col Graham the first time they
see him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

f1y- DON'T BE HUMBUGGED BY THE BOLD
putting ephemeral medicines get. The verest
trash in existence thus frequently imposed upon the
unsuspecting. Dr.. Sherman's Lozenges happy
to say are not this classthey really valuable and
pleasant medicines and you cannot do better you have
cough or cold or the Influenza, than get the genuine
cough lozengss. They cure sooner than any thing
know Of and have stoed the test OF several The
fact that many attempt TO initiate Dr. Shermans aL
less no one would attempt to initiate them Be sure you
get genuine Warehouse l06 Nassau street, agents
10 l7s 459 and sol Broadway 227 Hudson st. II East
Broadway; So William street; l3s Fulton street. Brook
lyp, and so Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

no. READER, DO YOU WISH TO GIT RID OF
any outsndsh hair you do you have but 10 the
celebrated Hair Eradcaor from 81 Courtlandt street and
il will vanish like magic 1t will not in the least in
urs the most delicate skn and be tested ut the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

l.. l.. D.-Thls degree was not conferred upon
Captain Tyler by the Government OF Harvard Uni
versity on the occasion Of his late visit to Massa-
chusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ARRIVAL OF TIKI PRKsIDENr.-The President OF
the United States, accompanied by the Hon. John
G. Spencer, Secretary of the Treasury, the Hon A.
p. Upsher, Secretary Of the Navy, and John Tyler,
O'Clock M to-day, by the cars from Baltimore.
We are gratifed to be able to announce that the
President has entirely recovered from his recent Sc
we're indlsposilion - Madisondn Of Friday Evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

90 RHEUMATISM, CONTRACTED CORDS, &C
1T certainly 10 beyond our comprehension how people
suffer with these complaints, when at 81 Coulandt street
an article can be found that will positively them
Ask Mr., WIN: Pesrsali, Of Tammsny Hall James G. Rey-
nolds ESQ., l44 Chry site street, Mr. l.. c. Corning Que
bec Mr.. Gideon Freedom, is3 Front street. Charles
Meriott, ESQ, 1913 Madison street. and all who have
been cured, anahey will answer, Go to 81 CouItandt
dian Vegetable Elixir"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

90 PRESERVE YOUR HAIR This be done
only by the of the and genuine Balm of Colum-
bia Thousands have had their hair restored by it, No
ladys toilet should be made without it. To be had only
M u Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

=, OFFIcIAL--GENERAL ORDER The Honorable
hugh Swin,on Legare, Attorney General and Sc
cretary OF state ad interim of the United States,
as mark of respect for the eminent talents the dis
tingulshed public services and the exemplary life of
the deceased, the President has directed that the fol-
lowing ceremonies be observed on the day after The
receipt OF this order, at all Navy Yards and Navy
Stations, and on board every vessel of war OF the
United States Navy in commission
The flag to be hoisted at halfmast frem sunrise
until sunset.
at noon.
All officers of the Navy and Marine Corps to wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
A. Tho. SMITH,
Acting Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. LIne % 1873
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Juno 24,-6 r. ii.
The opening of the Stock market to-day very much
the yesterday There was but little change in
prices and sales not large New York Water SIS rose
per cent; Ohio, o. Kentucky, Illinois Delaware
Hudson. Long Island fell /; Canton rose Harlem
fell ] ; Farmers Loan rose T.
At the New Board New York State os Of 1862 sold OF
1885,
The following is the official statement of the public
debt OF tho citizens OF Maryland Dec. l, 1885,
DEBT or MAINLAND DIG. 1913.
i i@"ssst
Baltimore i@provenentd.b'. $4,000 s19,sSS
Loan Of State credit 52li.3s3 3ia.6a3
Total stock debt. ssoSn,ss, slisa.ssa
Floating debt. 1890
Due banks, i ,SsSes
B Bs1'ds DisfHe Arrears of ntt 1850
Total, S2o9oio4o
This amount will be increased on the LIST Dec. next to
$7 arrearage interest and will on accumu-
laiing in the ratio Now this debt Marylan has
said she will pay, but she does not do it. Nine tenths
ohe people oMaryland may be opposed to reputation"
for aught that her creditors know but portion othen
say they will pay and the rest do not This virtually
establishes reputation The people Of Maryland have
sustained and returned to Congress the champion OF as
sumption after neglecng to pay their own debts them
selves and their Legislature protested to pay their debts
by passing sell their works for than they
are worth IfMaryland wishes to escape the load of dis
honor that her. let her 60 to work and pay
Her professions will then have much weight with
them.
The following is table of the leading imports of foreign
merchandise into Canada, showing the present duties,
and those which come into operation in July
STATEMENT DUTIES ON IMPORTS ISro CANADA FROM
FOREIGN CoUNrRIEs; ExHIsITING THE PRESENT RATES
THE RATES TO DE LEVIED FROM AND AFTER THE
5rH July, I843,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The FOURTH or JULY.-Preparation are begin
ming TO be made throughout the country for the
LIBERATION of our great annual day of rejoicing and
triumph. In many places the arrangements will be
much more extensive and magnificent than hereto
Tore The Bunker Hill Celebration appears to have
communicated an impetus TO the patriotic feeling of
the whole country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

90 SICK HEADACHE.-I is entirely useless for
any to suffer with this dreadful complaint matter
lift is what is called hereditary, as Spohns Remedy is
warranted to it, il used according to directions and
change of diet is necessary To be found only at 81
Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

90 LET THE FOOLISH SUFFER WITH THE
Piles they have not enough to the genuine
Hays Linment which is warranted to cure The Rev.
Charles sparry, No First street. cured after suffer
ing years The only genuine article to be had only
at 81 Courtlandt St; in Philadephis, No6 North Fifth
street; Albany, George Dexter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

JAYNES' HAIR TONIC.-Who can mistake a wig,
however ariiully prepared for the natural and living
growth Of the head There is dull, dead look srtf-
cal stiffness about the counterfeit which orbids its being
mistaken for the genuine article And yet in nineteen
cases Of twenty for onetenh Of the money that wig
costs the bald scalp may be made to bring foih its
covering, instead of being behoden TO any thatcher Of
skulls for second hsud adornmcnt. The vernal show
conducive vegetation, tn an s Jsynes
Hair Tonic to the growth Of the hair. II sickness
sorrow any other he's shorn your brow of its
clustering curs, and thnned the once redundant side
locks which burst in such urance from beneath your
fashionable beaver Jsynes Hair Tonic will give life and
vigor the roots which still remain, and in an incredibly
short space of time restore your "Hyperan curs" in all
their pristine beauty. hose who have been for years
endeavoring to cultivate whskers and
mousaches will find this prepartiona the true Elixir
Vita
Sold by the sg ens, e. B. D. Sands. druggists, No. 10
Fulton street corner OF Cold at wholesale and retail
ase sold by d. Sands Co.. No. II East Broadway; A.
Sands Il Co, No 273 Broadway.
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Acting Secretary OF the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT., June %, 1913.

The TREASURY NOTE ROBBERY AT New Or
LEANs.-The New Orleans Bee Of the 10Th inst
says" John Breedlove, one OF the individuals ar
rested the charge Of abstractiny 1893 Oc0 of Trea
sury notes from the Custom house in this city in July
last, was yesterday afternoon received as witness
in behalf OF the United States and gave his testi-
mony before Recorder Baldwin. He states that he
took the money and gave it to Marshal Holiday,
who extracted the cancellations; and that Holiday
only gave him eight hundred dollars for his share Of
the spells. Rynders and Jewell, at present under
arrest on the same charge, are entirely excupated
from having anything to do with the transaction"
Marshal Holiday, it will be remembered, was ar
rested at Cairo, in Illinois
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
so shares Schuylkili Navigation, 435 so do Girard
Bank 5E % do Southern Insurance. 6; $1,000 Kentucky
6's, 97t.
After BoARD-slOO0 City SIS, lsA6. 1907; $4,000 Penn
yvania 5s 1861 Ash $1,000 do do 1884, 46a $500 do d.
1864 464 $4,000 do do 1870 46t 81 shas Schuylkill Nav
cation, 43 $500 City 6s lsA6 O4 $4,000 do SIS 1885, 1905
$1,000 PennsY lYania SIS. 4d&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

FATHER MlLLER.-The health eli this prophet is
improving, and he may probably soon be expected
TO take pari in the exercises at the great camp
meeting at Rochester, which commenced last
Thursday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

VIcKsBURGH SENTINEL. Until the arrangements
are made, this sterling democratic journal will be
conducted by James b. Hayes, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

The CHEsApEAKE AND ONO CANAL-will be
opened to the town of Alexandra in the coming
month OF July. The locks connecting the canal
with the harbor of Alexandra will be finished in
about twelve month hence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

Be NOT RIGHTEOUS OVER NUcH."-It appears that
number of the good people Of bangor, Me, have
been thrown into alarming spasms of indignant piety,
in consequence OF one Of their volunteer companies
allowing their band to play the air Of "Home,
Sweet Home" in the streets as they returned on
Sunday last, from the Bunker Hill Celebration
This may well excite our compassion. The men,
bers OF that company were returning from pilgri-
mage OF the most hallowed character and IN the
simple and endearing strains OF that touching air,
they gave an expression to of the hottest feel
ings fthe human heart, and done no dshonor to
the sacred day. They who find fault with them
would have rebuked the Saviour for healing the sick
on the Sabbath. We could not meet with a case
more worthy OF the application of the wise admonl-
milton Of the benecent author Of the christian faith
&c BE not righteous over much,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

Mr. ELLIs's PRAYER at Bunker Hill, which would
have had no record on earth, had our reporters not
taken it, is, perceive, going the round OF the pa
pers without acknowledgment Of its source. The
Evening Transcript copied it from us without
giving credit, and the Boston Courier then takes
IT irem Its pleasant little nelghbor with acknow-
edgment. However we can afford to be generous
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S2O.9Ol,O49
Total present

STATEMENT OF DUTIES IMPORTS INTO CANADA FROM
FoREIGN CouNTRIEs EXHIBITING THE PRESENT RATES
AND RATES LEVIED FROM AND AFTER THE
July, l8a3,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
TIRE rEE,S GALE

Il Y Virtue oi n deed OF trust exccu ed By Fran.
- Ces Melton 10 The sab NcTIber, br1rag date
he i6ia day OF February tell, aud of record in
the Clerk 9th of OHIO C UNITY shall proceed
10 sell on the 4th day Of March lsI3, at the tav
,Tn 81 john ID fostgr IN the town Ot luadvlphia.
10 the h2hc tttduer az puJiic auction. n certain
trac or parcel Of land, Is nag and icing near Tn
ddelpia IN the county Of OhtO, containing three
acres more or IL -, beng the land on which said
Melton resides, and was purchased by hIn OF
Charles ID Knox, and Juhq Feay, severslly.
Selling "a trustee, 1 shall only convey TO the
purchaser such title as Is vested lH mo by sand
deed Of trust.
TCrIas OF sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
, FEB lis Trustee
\ The sale of the above properly is postponed
Inul t,- hfs day Of April ucNt hy consent parits
rcrms--one half cash and the residue in thirty days
from sale. |. w. MITCHELL. Trustee
March 4, 1913.
The sol of the nbove rroperiy.is postSoRed until
Saturday the 5'i day ui Nav next
|. w. MITCHELL. Trssiee.
April ,. 1913