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Notice for Proposals Purchase Of State Bonds
OyYlos BAr Rousk, DAD

EIrcuTuE orsIon, BArox Rousk, lLAD
1854.
UHEREAs by OF Louisiana Legislature.
w
Of the sia approved pui 3h, lea is made the duty
the bonds Eve bundr.d dollars
annually January OF
total
llOo principal forty
from h..
furthermore Is made duty OF
invite fof the OF saii bsni.i
Now therefore, by these be ihsf will
b. rrceyed the oce Of The baioa use
purcba-e o bonds holdsy lrh OF
A. iss ~hch said proposals Will be opened and the
Aforesaid awarded
understood Offer Of less
bonds will be scc-raed
urd-5 hand snd of The
kouge, tsi. day II. lss3 he isde
pendence OF tbe United States The ssvcnty seventh.
u. q. nEBERT,
"a. G..,.
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sTOCk ia the Cape Lookout Pavilion Company
Noice hereby that books subscriptions 10 ne capital
said chartered OF tbe gntrsi assembly
Of January s VIII be opr1ed
Bank Chbb bankers ssd The once Of
Evans Of Washington and district Of
Couub saturday the ah and will i0 keP oPened
unul the 25il Of July
WILLIAM H. DUNKINSoN,
n. w. RIS4UE,
EDWIN ROBINSON,
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sh ns o. our p, ssa % ens s. :. % lass, & ess Is
os .nsy, ,.rsrd 10 cost Paenae. nay rely on s, fresh
goods sye. entire sock has been purchased
thi. season
The brands Of linens and all Width,
.r .n h nsSsan s.a. .ns and sas so,s Ssy cheap
Asw ose Of ,sa-e roya Ts1s. ssd anti sspepuc lowell.
Ils,d Swiss, and oarnsns ms.l,ns :. al pres.
Gloves, nal., cotton AVID Li-i. thread hosiery
In ,hs everyahns he oaad
dry goods An o. ~eh We VII ofr tcomnenee od.y At ,esy
hl nes' sod " our eassI" are s,T'n'e1 20 gsre as
rennsyis.niA avenue, set.een ssh and ION srests-
NOTICE 10 TEACHERs.-Tb. situation Of principal
Central nh School Of B.oe WI se rse.s, :, ne esd Of
BEING sssIoas Of s,aaps sa,sse person 70 tss.
er, = me ogsa.s n s.s~s., r,I, .l
TO The COMMITTEE On e sssse @s IN ,,,y vi, BE- hs,
ALEN. q. GORDON,0
. r. W. DUNBAR tom,,,,,o
W c. KSowLEs,
M,ya2-aa~rlstAus.
n LOBE Insurance COMPANY, Of Uoo., ss~ Yerh,
cOvssrrr presidents Jonr ssovs, .tcresry
May i3-az~u Seventh opposite Odd Fellows Han.
Hon,. .~a Fo,.isn Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NoURsE \ CO,
Of 'uee,s, nearly opposite the
General Post once, Washington, n. C.
.xsnst
Erecuuse procuring
nsn. chsrrc moderate regulated by
snd cf the rendered
~ u The Tor Enrssd s.d
of snd ~i take charge which
MICHAEL NouRsE,
JAMES MossS
CIiAs " srANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, ". n. cILLET.
June p-vn
Thr~e Hundred Dollar. Pr~mi.sa a Plan a
msrket-hon~<-
M.ross orros,
w..unr-s~, June a, 1850.
n .u,ho,y joint
II 18th
April lss Authorizing Errcn~d chfsn
ruh'te
poses, hundred oosr.
~i be for building fof 20
erected on tho sre sf the Csnr. Nsses e.uss
Of
viii dimensions afjscent ussreto.
hndsr the hr.r
sca hor 81, nsraes sr> he -.-end Moor
various cs-- and for c, public the
VI on rse,s
An, suhec, msy obtained spp
cson = Mayors
Each plan accompanied with specihca,ic-.
The plans be rA ooe before ~ O'Clock,
m, Montsy, the FIRST dsy of Anrnsr
The paid Whose plan ssn b.
proved q and adopted BY Tins eorporsi'on
tur, a-9swrs~si
II, ~ SIDE prepsred
Al orders IN th line with -rd IN me best se
No pains ssl b spared render Satisfaction who
favor with a call.
I,,.s
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Orphans Court. July ,, 1853.


#asainston county, Dlarsa Of Colombia, 70 u.f;
of L. Smith administraor Of Joan
Nichoison deces ed The sdrpinssef aforesaid with
appointed Saturday the
of
collected and
noncy
properly yoaehed, Otherwise by
cisd.a provided
be the National
sencer previous said soth day Of July
Test:
ED. N. ROACH, Rrs. wIls.
True oopy-Tesi: -
July z-iar3xs
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pELis! BELLS! BELLS :-The subscribers manufacture
keep constantly hand all OF church, factory
ioconouse scoo house, and aniion ers These
bells hung with the yokrs with norenbe hey
eiappef VIII sinke
which desirable after bell has been few
affixed
bell thereby pfonngns The sound These bells
tnied from Stock iron castings Al this
msnL We wrten warranty hai church bells break within
OF with VIII ecas wiih
out Nearly bells
sold foundry which the hest evi
We fifteen gold aud silver medals,
awarded from the fas hest b.ls for sonosonfness
tons.n he getting peAs
chimes refer furnished by Our founds
rods Hudson Erie canal railroads
uina As esintishmeA Of
Uated staies Of bells,
We bells
OF the Old bells exchange for
Levels, conpasses, hc constantly On hand address
A.MENEELYS SONS,
9l-lydAcp West Troy. N. "
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EASDS * Csmuingshs Brtek Naehtn. win ~. In sue-
~ e--sfu operation iu this eiry In FEW
a. hs ersve Usfed
~in rmpdv possible m sou, a.
aS practical
hcN-eAkr. u eahih.d have
w~ch rnsnu~curr..
ufnxh the p-rvci
may hHre never seen marhiRs of
Sses'ssa s"P-r"r fo
t thsNfh9 s-cass ard
tree~rce crfnins 20 " competency produce
p Mes~'" sics Pc d, u ns -oad sstssciory
h nnaehne asv.-4l..a :. 90, ,. i, -
er-sss or-rsfs"r ss'rnofe n'Ai
fo s,rt. currminr-. by aud ps,es,...
We shall ~hsn tfs machine nr~-.,,o, q,
htmaters, whose Judgment .hHa he anrioss
f#slz@T# AfCHArT. NOussr Co
Jun. @-sa~im 81 osce ~ sh -,r.st,
THE National Magazine for Juiy ~ received Tor
sAi- ~ IN, agents, GRAY EaLLsNryNE
seveufh street, Odd Fellows Han
corrr~rss 5a.s tael
pcrss,ov psuali Wesleyan rseo,osoa ntuion f,ur en-
L ard Times of lohason thv, fcet Evenns
short Wcrdss Hespers An illustration Of hiyseno..
shnse % Mord~Nrtht foetfy The Emperor Napoleon
IN. Cl-.d Lining, kr ke
fncs ~ ls time 10 reps-
sus-crirusns
Jan. Is fve~s1
Icon c.m"e~ letter Paper 81 as per r..m.
" gond common fsolscsp si 50 reaa
account book al unusually los priees Just
s'hs1 fRANck TAYLOR
RNKE-s Civn wars M.s.~e nv In r~.r~. !.
s sa ana I'm esnune.-a History q France s-rins
To- s ana Letter, oan rre-d.n Of m. w..yan
ohi'ersaU. ro- For sale
-, TAYLOR NAURY,s
acosstors, st
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DRICES HEDp CED.-NAntIlas, Nisites,
sns fsrn-osLasos OF the above goods will find
and mi much below
As ADVANCING deierrs'oed
pcns u naauiz and ladies purchass hpe
o. former
Grape sresdd stock defy cen,peiron.
In
prces, carry
yEKBy, TEsBs, IERBY,
avenue House, o sh street and Penn. avenue.
Juuf ife.d
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iAhTON nATTINGs.-we have remaining hand
" which, advanced
of The sson, will b. sold reduced figures.
Aso t tbsf comfortable srticI,
fnr India bed We ihink iksy
tbcy she a winch be cbsDed 10 m. couny @
GLAGETT Il DoDsOk
June ei-2fcodf
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TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE JAMES kIyER AND kAsAwHA CoarAsr,
Richmond I.,u. : lss2

OFFICE JAMES KIvER KAsAwHA CosrAsr,
Richmond, Jane Ie, 1853
EALED will received The undersigned Buchan
y csuny Boetouu, Virginia, until O'Clock m.
ioks dams cuvers and
OF canal Buchanan 10 CrEieAs creek
I've bank Besides the
required give aae satisfactory the
Of the and
be man specified
Plans e1hibted by Edward Lorraine
VIII b. delivered
by him. Company Office in Richmond, and se
18th day OF July.
Time consideration o the bd until the 5t
when satisfactory several Jobs above hdyer
sed will be let
WALTER GwyNN,
Chief Engineer J. II h X
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l,poD tsynuow letter Paper 3 as per r. Ana
" sond common fnolscsp st si 50
ssns soooan sccts unususy low priee. uar.osed
Jun. s5 FRANCI ThyIpp
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AW kOrICE.-sIDNEY =. BAXTER, late attorney general
Ii of Virginia Wa lac.
practise The Court OF the United Staies, ID.
OF Columbia and attend professional
conhdedt him.
Moisonis building ~ street, east Of fenn-ivs
IA
Hon J. J. Allen, Hon. wni D4ai.l,
hardM G.
Hon. g Lee, Ccur ofAppcais Of Virginia
To Judges 81 the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To and menbers Of Congress from Virginia
Il-lNdrMAM
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tNtN ssvutIhHItNH Uf
lower los
60 A..ian
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CARD.-The boots fnuns.rinr 500 hsre
OF ana whom
respectfully Individual rd-htsA
oo,. t~~.d and
nv ensnr ouh ec,fr rr-s 6s~o~
nnsnct viii -rsh,s
asd consequently shall he prepared
70 lo-rr hy PER cent. than ne nnafsst prers
CLheKTT, NEWTON, NAY, CO
June os-zca~n
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NEW YORK TO Tak WHITE
Mountains, b. the AIi4Htlc and 81. L.sgsAce
kaiiroad-'fhe only nDale BY which uaselleis
can reach the base Of the Mhllr mountains
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NOW ready. bills ror n ma nts ne MS. and
~ respectfully tseif seaessen
I cash q a
We fc The
sal. o then
a Of roods,
which
low panciual customers FEkRN h BROTHER,
Miss DcrIpoys building second door ~ st,
June 3o-6suf Opposiie Market.
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r,yCuA xGP of Property for Work, Ac,-A large and
hct tsririrr ~
for ed N. erection n
h.rkh . south.
address the suhscber throngh The ecs Mr
Hnvcnner, msstcr builder, sth street
June es-tw ". n. MILLs.
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DURKE Mineral sp~saRs az vsrgs~s.-.~v.
ID stipon, With
Mineral srrrs- Virgins. viii Ana,r.s. w John D
n. n. .
sir weeks At Fsossier sulphur Springs.
Whrtc sulphur fareu. Life Spring. of
yirrinfs nv Msrt r~~c1i, ss1-
krrp se shs vhs~s srr-es in sasl w sL.ay.
ssrstors ws'srp hy ~. l.. Su~fh ~ ~. -
hppisaons Guide fhraaeh un-d srs,es.
srnithf Illustrated Hand Boct of the uniied
Coaions Route Root throvgh the Uni'ed
bistsrnrts Railway, Steamship, and Telegraph Boob
July vkaNCE TAYLOR.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our baltimore Correspondent
BALTIMORE. April 8, IS.

BALTIMORE, April 8, 1853 !
William Meade Addison. esq, the new district atIoI
ney, and Major j. w. Watkins marshal OF Maryland,
took the oath OF office and entered their duties yesier
day. They both competent and efficient and have
done good service in the ranks OF the democracy.
Ex-Governor Thomas, who is now comptroller oil The
State treasury, is settling up the business OF his ofhee
preparatory entering the duties of his new appoint
ment collector OF the customs, which he VIII DO IN
about two weeks Governor Lowe will fill The vacancy
in The comp,roershp, the term OF service OF exGov-
ernor Thomas not expiring until next fall AS governor
OF the State, collector enjoyed an almost nnef
sal popularity and there is doubt that he VIII give
equal satisfaction the important post 10 whch nc nae
been called by President Pierce
Col Jacob G. Davies, who is universal iaVoi'e WIN
his fellow citizens OF all parties, although warmly uEsu
for the collectorehp. is hailed with pleasure as postmaster
of The city-an office in which the masses OF the people
are more directly interested than in any other The en-
erge,ic manner in which Col Davies performed the ardu
oas duties OF mayor OF the city. during TWO iu terms re-
onrinp of his deputies the most strict accountability and
faithful application sure guarantee that ms adnns-
ration OF the city post office will be distinguished as
eoua al least 10 that OF the most efficient OF his pIede-
cessos In the selection of his assistants all claims viii
be dsregared by the Colonel except those backed by the
mos, superior competency, capaby and business appl-
cation as is well known there no sinecues in the
city post Office II thus as mayor OF the CITY, ms
officers were distinguished for their thorough efficiency
and devotion TO the duties OF their appointments present.
ing models for all future city officials
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal, OF sixteen edited by Richard
~ Willis which musical composers and writers
their medium with The
public during the 25 s5 WORTH Of the
best brilliant essays
OF familiar in harmony, which
anybody understand OF attractive musical read
celebrated musicians, his
tory truthful musical publ
The musical
novelty and Incident both foreign and domerc the whole
possible The country chor and Of ladies ish
pecially attended to.
copy 50, copies, s5 eve copies $40 and
sending club Of five his trouble
Address Dyer Wills publishers Of the Musical Word and Times
257 Broadway, New YORK.
JouRsALThe subscribers publish The
Monthly Musical Gazette, elegant journal Of eight each
number containing pages music makng forty eight
musical reading The
Monthly designed for especial benefit Of the
knowledge
simple music aHd require that should
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uon.. Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe, the volume begins
first Of January, 1853.
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BY y. G. M,CUIRE A.s,,o...,.

VERY DESIRABLE UNIAPaovRD PROPERTY AT AUG
uon-on Tuesday afternoon, April 2tb, O'Clock, shall
sell auction the following described properly
1lots IN too having nches each Ad
joining the of North Capitol opposite
and overlooking tho railroad depot
lots Ia square otO having New Jer
avenue, between and streets, adjoining railroad
depot
2losn square 20 feel non, each street, the
corner Of New jersey avenue ##..s#
2los In Is each Jersey
These lots arc Of tbs valuable improving kind being situated
la The Immediate vicinity OF the railroad depot
Also LOT x IN 80 situated the north
and New Hampshire containing 1855
Lots aud 10 square 81 fronting Virginia between
gath aud 25th
Lot square ST. situated the corner
oath streets, containing 1850 feet.
Lot No. u in ~ OF north
and New Hampshire sAenue containing $50 square feet
Lot No 4, in square IL
square square IL, containing 1852 square
do do do do 3,yy2 do
Lot No IA Ia square 100, fronting As 18th
between and streets with depth OF 20 feet 10
alley
Lots B. s. 49, a. u.s. and 10, square l59, fronting
specliyey Rhode Island 7rh street, and north
. {. +
90 square 81, fronting ga, between north and
streets
square II, fronting a2d, between north and
streets
third cash the residue in three equal
Twelve and eighteen months for satisfactorily secured
bearing interest.
All conveyance. the expense of the purchaser.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Ap5-d Auetoneer.
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will be observed that silver has fallen, while gold has
slightly advanced. Additional arrivals of the later, how
ever, have rather supplied the market
In the United States the OF the markets the
board sording active sales for the produce which
comes forward, together with the continual and large
mtances Of money for railroad purposes keep the er.
changes in favor OF that section The OF money
now being expended upon public work, In the Atlantic
States Is small compared with the disbursements West.
In Illinois alone twenty millions OF dollars will have
been expended OF capital In the two
years; and minority OF those who receiv-
ing pay for working the roads will become settlers,
aysng themselves of the com pettd works send the I
produce TO market laying the foundation Of future large
sales OF goods them. Recently, the Great Western rail
road OF Illinois issued 81 900 900 per bonds
complete the extension OF that road by September
The Illinois Ce na have proposals for SO 900 600
per bonds the takers Of this loan the
privilege OF taking three shares Of the capital stock of the
company for every 81 900 bond subscribed This is DO.
for loans beyond what Of the railroad companies
have offered when the ultimate value of the stock which
bidders the loans thus the preference, ider
ed The stocks OF all The great western trunk roads, like
the Little Miami, the Michigan Southern, the Michigan
Central, the Gaena road, AID others, range from to
twenty per cent premium aud the position oil the Illinois
Central is such point higher destiny i1r it. The
proposals for the loan be open from the 10th TO the
18th OF June
The produce market. are generally firm. Cotton sell,
about 900 bales psr day hnn The wool market
active firm rates, although manufacturers intro
ducng arcottou ut 20 Is cents substitute for wool.
The stock does accumulate, although sale Of 900
lbs American fleece pulled Sc ADD 100 900 lbs. Englsh
Sou,hdown is advertised Tor Apiil lis doubtful whether
that dodge Oh break the market Flour very active
mixed western, 81 SO 81 81 southen, 81 81 So o6
Rye aour 80 g. Wheat abundant at 81 i2t red 81 Is
Gepesce white Rye, 90 cents. Oats, ls cents Corn Is
better shy 81 cents, yellow Pork IL dupHme, Sl3 rs
mess, sI4 s7s SIS. Freghts qusck con.ide-
BILE quantity OF treadstus la. been cleared however
Flour TO Liverpool, B., grain, I'd. 7tt.
The stock market continues dull with few evidences Of .
lis
firm at former rates. Yours,
PRENTICE.
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Proposals Tor Erectin9 MAriao Hospital al Evans
.VmELsiils, Indiana.

4As l TRsAsUKr DKrARraKsr, March 2e, 1883.
PROPOSALS received at this department until the a5h
aav O'clock Tor The OF the
marine hospital al Evansville Indiana according plans and pec
aratons OF This department said
the whole bulldog or separate ior the dne
deserving the rghi reject the
should Interests OF the United States
eau H. Eighty per OF the amount the work done and
contract pnee lsad be
by Of The supaTnndenp viii be paid from
. 10 time proceeds and fifteen retained
Of e contract and The acceptance Of The WORK
SC. BY e superintendent
CONTACTS viii be awarded builders mechanics
and The other person by consent
Will be forfeiture
Every proposal be accompanied BY written guarantee,
eefnnad be the
United States district Judge Tor me said dstet that the
his proposal he accepted, into
sufficient securities
Sl5,0oO It's faithful performance.
be examined, and
touching the proposed work be obained
the oilee OF the superintendent
All van AFTER the 20h day Of Apfi next
Department. addressed 10 The
Secretary Treasury, lendorsed Proposals for Evansville
Hospitality and viii be opened O'clock mr. the
day receiving the Of bidders,
, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar29-2awthiay2s Secretary OF the Treasury.
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pu,ruyR FROM TIE CAFE OPP coon HOPE.

Bosros, April 5.-The barque Gay Head arrived this
morning, with dates from Cape'own TO February H. The
shin Fame nil Hail. from New York. with coal for the Japan
ex plorng expedition was in port waiting orders
The .team-propeller West Wind from New York. via
Ascension for Australia put into Capeiown, February
with trouble among her passengers Captain Holmes, the
United States consul Capetown writes home that he
was epgsRcd most Of his time in settling troubles among
the passengers West Wind aud Medora. The cap
tain of the Gay Head that hen the West Wind
in she ha two captains but the exact nature OF the trouble
he did not Learn.
The attempt by the Engsh governor TO make peace is
xt going on but the coloniss still declare against any
eace which expel the Kalrs from their midst
Mosech with whom the English lately Ought severe bat,
tie is now quite friendly and has severely punished
OF his sub-chie, for encroachmens ON the British, killing
seven of rhem and taking away their property Messrs
r. Edwards and w. Engis Wesleyan missionaries, had
been expelled from the Trans Vasl Bosr republic, for
writing the English authorities, charging that the Beers
sold the Ka ir children whom they captured in into
slavery On the trial the missionaries offered to show that
such had actually the case but did net avail and
they expelled.
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COMMERCIAL.
NKw YO.x, April 8. 1853

Nav YoEK April o. lsos
The money market has gradually become more easy
although yesterday the day of the largest Payen'
Into k,ha,is 20 fay the day when an nnu'ua
large amount Of merchants paper matufed ~ was ai
promptly met, however, there being no case " 'pPAh
The amount Of money whch has been paid fougn
In this city ha, been very large and the ony "ohaoi -
that the pressure has not been much more severe 'na
n was The eurament the part OF the cry banks mas
brsn estimated at 900 the duties amount TO Saooo
Oo0 more and California drafts TO the amount OF S7oOuoo
hv ban maid while only 90 693 3OS have been returned
,oo, The mint The dference-neaHy 81 OOO.O O0-has
bssn by the New York merchants Ia season OF
ooey ,pgency Thus, with the duties banks, and god
The eruaotdinary payments in March have been over
sIo 600 600 and money abundant than was
AZ the close of February. The funds from the country
have poured ia in uninterrupted abundance and the
banks Ike boys that have got their thing back, are
willing lend again while the government vaults and
the disgorgs once more. The amount OF
gold actually accumulated in the independent treasury
here is 81 $50 633 agans, S5l92.Sb at the close OF
February showing g. 1877 so5 taken of the market
The arrivals from California have exceeded the amount
released IRON mint 81 SIC 692 which makes $4,000 500 ac
tuaiy absorbed from the market while the amount sent
into the interior will come back in to supply remit
tanees abroad when the bills begin to decline In
supply The influence OF coon bills is, however, every
year becoming less in proportion 10 the whole supply by
OF the growth Of the export trade in other conmod
ties Thus year SiD which OF large business
compares with 1852 as foowss
Ao-IeIl
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ny asEsS q soorr. Aao,,onssr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTIoN.-on Saturday,
9tn % April win sell highest bidder
ises, o'clock four eligible building lots
18Th IAN "De Mepou Buidingn via
fronting IS feet street, running
hack ia Jert alley hve 'front.' by TAG,
'front.' by 6i6 the line, and 796 All In
subdivision Of square 251,
Terms Third cash. within three days aer the sale and tho
residue In and ~ months interest," secured
deed u trust the property Conveyancne The Of the
purchaser.
should the be complied days,
will BE- resod weeks and
the parry delinquent.
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap 3-d6i Aucuoneers
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CINCINNATI April 5.-The municipal election here yes
terday passed of quietly. The returns are, yet ncom
pete but as far a.certsned the for councilmcn
and school show oyerwhen ng majority for the
ec schools Mr. Pratt, the lesdr OF tie Catholic
nent the present school system has defeated
for council the ward which eleced him for years
past The democratic candidate for mayor is probably
elected.