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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
THE MUSEUM or BABIES.

People have not vet come to their senses. The line
weather and the great tact displayed by the Manager
Of the Baby Fair in awarding large number OF dscre-
honary prcmiums so that the stalls should not seen
6esoae when the unsuccessful competitors were with
drawn. increased the attendance as our reporter was
told to l6 0oO during yesterday. A pair OF ancient
Kuickerbocker danes, twins and looking remarkably
alike. were present and although they were - year
old they might have entered the lists with far pros
nect of a premium The prize-babies were labeled
and set up in showcases on platforms with their
mothers. The premiums awarded were TO the trplets,
twins and fat babies.
Fur tr;pltts he premium of SO was awarded 10 De
so Correia and Amelia Buckley of New-Miford,
Conn. one of SOS t. VIM Henry Seward, John Quincy
Adams and Albert Lamartine Owen Of Cayuga County,
y V and one of $50 10 Harrison Taylor hannah
Jane and Harriet Eliza Sprague OF Danoury, Conn.,
Discretionary premiums were awarded to houora'
Fro,k and James Davy Of Addison, n. I and 10
lane. Patrick and Mary McFlynn, New-fork CITY
Among twins prize Of $50 was awarded 10 WINS
Francis and Willard Franklin Sprague orothers OF 'he
prize trpets; one of SIS to Flora and Augusta Beer
man; one Of $40 TO Jacob and Henry fuss OF TINS oy
and discretionary premiums to Thomas ana MhiH '''-
Cabe. Brooklyn, n. Y; Francis and joseph hcOf"iy,
Dutchess County New-York Eliza ana Sauiu7'
Shoulders New York City; Adelia and Ameha A''e1'
do; Eliza and Lena Bummel, d.; George ashinS
ton ard Frank Pierce Stanford ST. Mark spiaco no.
Among the fat babies the premium OF $50 was gwen
10 Helen Eckcrt Of Pennsylvania the girl Tour yeafS
old that weighs IS pounds; one of te5 to Adelaide
o,,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

FIRE IN PEARL-sr.-At o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the building No. 25s Pearl-st occupied
by Smith & Ketchum, manufacturers of Japan and
bronzcwsre; George G.. Mulan, dealer 10 druggists
and perfumers glassware, and G. Magwire, Japan
manufacturer.
The fire originated in the third story and thence
communicated to the fourth but through the efforts Of
the fremen the flames were confined to those floors.
The lower part of the building much damaged BY
water. The origin Of the fire is unknown. Loss
about Sc 600; insured, but in what Companies We
could not learn, owing to the lsteness the hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09


Third CIass-At IL O'Clock minutes. Second
Class-ll O'Clock IS minutes First Class-ll o'clock
81 Minutes 50 seconds.
The Ripple and Ceres got away In fine style, as ana
the IEsperence but in crowding all sail on the lat
ter her topmsst was carried away putting her out oil
the race The vessels of the second class did not start
so well the Irene, Ray and Mystery getting some four
minutes advantage of the Undine and Starlight, IN
consequence of the Undne getting afou OF the stake
bont and blocking the Starlghts course. But the
main interest cenered on the yachts oil the hrst
class All the vessels of this class left the starting
point in fine stye then the excitement was iariy be-
gun. and the Leviathan was steamed down aiter the
squadron:
THR RACE.
About two minutes after starting the Haze spit her
main tcpmast staysail, which was instantly lowered
on deck. 1t the same time we met the phot-ooat
George Steers coming up at spanking rate, ana
the Leviathans company gave her three hearty
burrahs, which she promptly repaid. The posi-
ton of the three leading yachts oil the INST
class. frem the start nearly to the Battery was
Una first, Julia next aud Haze third, about %
wards distant from each other. But the julia slowly
crept toward the Una, and when OF the Battery she
got TO windwsrd and nearly abreast OF her. At this
moment the two were almost down on schooner "
ING at anchor and tie Julia compelled to take
sheer 10 the starboard to avoid running into her. the
Una getting about 20 yards ahead. The Haze was
fast overbaung both the Una and julia when as they
were about abreast of Bedloes Island the julia ran
I'D her hying,jib and few Ike bird past
the Una; the latter instantly followed her ex-
ample. but could not regain the lost distance
st this point we encountered a small tug-boat when
marty Of beated excursonists had hired 10 intercept
tbe Ieyiathsn. We took them on board and went
shead again.
The position of the race between the hrsi-caSs
yachts was now: Julia rst, Una next, and haze Just
behind and 10 windward Of the Una, but fast over
hauling her; the Twilight was long way behind.
The respective vessels crowded on all sail possible,
and rolled their lee rails away under water
to overreach each other; for some time they larry
few through the water, each holding her own' tnen
prows turning up the brine in broad white neecy iar
rows but at length the Haze shot past the Una anu
held her advantage. At noon the race, so lar as VIC
could see for the boats OF the second and third Class
we're away under the lee Of Staten lsland-stooi-
Julia first and sweeping the water like race
horse; the Haze astern, and rolling her ee-seupper'
deep under water "a she slowly gsned on her; 'ne
Ina about 200 yards astern OF the Haze. The Juna
was under single lib and mansail; the Heze carried
two ibis. fore and mainsais and gaf toPsau' anu '0e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

il the members do not wish to have their secrets print
ed in TIE TRIBUNE they should beware Of accept ng
too many invitations to drink from good nstured joy
good fellows Ioafng about the hotels This is d'sIn-
teresied advice, for If followed "my occupation Is
"gone," and shall only save my "levies-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

miums to Margaret Stewart, Brooklyn Ellen Eliza
beth Archer, No. 70 Grundst, New-York; Isabel
Kirkpatrick, and Edmund Walter Baker. The num-
Der of pizebabies Is co. Of whom 81 are boys and 20
girls. About threefourths of the premiums awarded
are Discretionary The show continues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
fBy Telegsph.l

BALTIMORE, Friday, June g. 1858.
The steamer Ben. Franklin from ST. Thomas put INTO
Norfolk in n leaking condition and with the yellow
fever on board. There had been three deaths from
The fever Fifty Of the passengers have arrived In this
city, They had to work at the pumps for three days
to keep her free. Ii will be remembered that TINS YES
sel has been sold TO the Mexican Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
wcx By YACHT

On TIE Leyisthan the guests called meeting and
appointed Dir. George Curtis Chairman. 1t was moved
the the thorks of The company be rendered to Messrs'
spoford Ties,on for their generous conduct which
was car,;ed with nine cheers. Mr.. Tileston briefly
responded, thanking the company ior then klnuNe''
The Uudre lest four minutes the start By an seeiasp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

This order departed from and the start was
made by classes the same allowance OF time as ABOVE
to be given at the end of the regatta The start was
az follows all the vessels OF each class starting TO-
cetler:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

With three cheers for Capt. Hazard Of the Leviathsn
tie company then stepped ashore the steamer having
reached her pier, and wended their way homeward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

On tuning the buoy the Haze Lost considerable
distance again, while some of tie vessels made excel
lent curves; the Starlight seemed to wrap herself
around the buoy. smart encounter took place be-
tween the Ray and the Una on nearing the buoy the
Una ondeavoring to run inside; but dexterous touch
of the Rays helm frustrated the attempt and the Ray
shnt round ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

Nn. J.. u. >. 10 ot
Cszeueau G. j. Helm u g. Consul at st. Thomas. Mr. Hahn.
j. T. Pickett IT, s. Consul at Vera Cruz Ma Pickett Ray III
sha Whttesey Mrs Whittesey, Master David o. Whsuesey.
Conn., g. d. Gayle Geo x. Preston, Boston; > d. Tfavers.
Mr. Tavers Samuel Trayer Balimore; Geo. w sPau ding.
Mrs Spandne Msses Frances Ellen and Cornes spanidnG.
j. De Brn ST Domingo Chss Donoghus Mrs. Donoshoe, ~
Crox Simon Panss sxMDister OF Foreign Affairs Of vens
L. Cszenoys Francsco Cazenoya, Lorenzo joss. n
Henrques and servant veneznes r. de Adeeos ~ Plssf
Porto fco; H. de Aldeeos St Thomas Iheo heulz' s~n
land.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
SELECT FEMALE EysglTUrE OF EVANS

FHNHE Rev O. A Foster, about undertake
= the thorough education his daughter is willing
receive Young ladies between the ages and
years with whom and his daughter TO elias
COURSE OF 7TUDT:
JUN OR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic. Geography. by new and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling By dictsoa
Elements of Natural Science the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithneto and Grammar continued; Geography. Aneses
ana Moasr3 History Ancient and Modtrn; Losie Na1rsl
intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
teomety Natural Theology Mythology Grecan and Roman
Regular and critical through Of Read
ing Dea9ng photography Writing Grammar and Compost
the studies pursued.
strict attention shall be gven to sill those graces of man
LIS 40 dep requisite wplished lady
ms institute furnished with phoso phcal and chemical
shells. - 0' 1850 -
13 - Tuition Fees per Quarter in advance:
$500 $40 %
LATIN Greek. French or German IN an
Music on the Harp 80. 10 M
4osle on "a Eiano or Guitar. 10 90
Drawing. MOnoehromatic q IN
Drawing IN !" ster or oil colors. 60
Ornamental Needle W. s m
Mrs Foster will aid the Recto-.
The religious government younrIsdies shall h
~ practical, ana in no way denoninarionaI
the first August Tor igu applications
shall not be received order give Of this city
the preference. iy4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
RIVER ITEMS.

- We learn by private telegraph dispatch
sent us from Cincinnati, that the fine and sub
stan,ial packet Ohio, Capt. Brickell, will be at
Evansville tomorrow morning for New Orleans.
The Ohio is fast and excellent boat, and those
bound Southwark any distance would do well 10
take her.
- The Fashion, laying few miles above
Evansville will soon be ahoat again, unless some
unlocked for accident occurs Capt. Reed will
be atle nexttme to form a better idea about the
prac,cabili.y of raising sunken steamboats,. He
had given up the Fashion as dead and gone TIL
Capt Shirley arrived.
The Alvin Adams will be down very early
this morning for S.. Louis. As we thought.
there lras slight mistake about the Adams max
ing that remarkable trip from Louisville 10 S.
Louis, although wckedly fast boat. There
was mere trivial error in the dispatch of ten
hours! This made her lime little longer than
the southerneIs. But look out for her this morn
ing good while before you read lhis
- The steamer Insomar was sold al Mem
phis, few Gays since, by Messrs. W. B. Green
land g. Co., 10 Capt. L. McDonough, formerly
ly clerk OF the Geo. Collier, for the sum Of $50
OO0 She will continue in the Memphis and
New Orleans trade.
The Equator arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Green River with a good load OF tobac
co, &c. She is preparing to leave to-day on her
return trip.
- The big Eclipse passed Evansville yes
terday morning, without stopping. She was go
ing TO 4ducah, 10 lay up for the season.
- The fine steamer Robt.J. Ward was here
al 10 O'Clock Tuesday night, with a large trip of
passengers and some freight. She LETT New or
leans the evening OF the 9Th, and was thus only
little over FIVE days out. We thank her clerk
Mr.. R. H. Voolfolk, for late papers.
- The excellent boat Tishonlingo will be
here Tomorrow bound for >mphis. She has
clever officers and is a good boat.
The steamer Magnolia Banner has been
burned and 100 bales of colloa, and five lives
lost. Our dispatches yesterday committed IA
error in stating 80 lives had been lost.
- the fast Baltimore may be expected here
this morning from ST. Louis. Those going up
will find her accommodations excellent, and Of
fcers very clever-cever enough indeed to leave
US papers no doubt il they could but think OF it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. I
"Wednesday, July II, 1855.

"N"1o'
RIvER.-The river has fallen very fast during
the last week, and is still receding. There is
yet plenty off, water in the channel for The deepest
boats bur cannot long be expected to continue.
WEATAEG-Warm and growing, with occa-
sional showers. The season could not be more
propitous for the maturing OF corps generally.
BUsNEss-Never was so dull. Farmers and
merchants are all busily engaged in their har-
yesting, and bat lew traders in town. Business
on the wharfis light and freights scarce. Money
is toerably plenty. No material changes in our
prices current since last report.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12

FALL FROM STEEPLE.-On Friday after
noon last young German named Joseph
Huffman fell from the steeple of the new
Cath Ole Church which is being built in
II Hamilton, Ohio, killing him instantly. The
top Of the cross is one hundred and sixty FIVE
feet above the ground. and he was on stag
ing about twenty five feet from the top of
the cross. He was at work on the steeple,
and stepping upon loose board, which sud-
denly tipped up, lost his balance and fell,
striking on the roof of the building. and break
ing his back and neck The force of the fall
threw him some twenty feet from the building
very much mutilating his body.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12

Ct Hurleys Sarsaparilla is said to be not
only the best but likewise most pslatable
medicine before the public, and during. the
summer should be freely taken to purify the
blood, and strengthen the constitution. Every
respectable druggist keeps it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
THE HoT NTcHTS AM Cn1ilNj

Ii those wish sleep cool had better call at Col
1h hurn Hersl berger's end buy new mattress, We
are turning out the best mattresses description and
size ever de In the Western country II doubts
our word let them call and examine produce better
one have experienced workmen, and will make order
spring hair eot aud shuek mattresses and warrant
them better be obtained other city
For onF spring mattresses impOrs springs
Estern manu- actory and will guarantee them stand.
To country merchants would Say that furnish
them on as liberal terms they obtain the quality
at ary otherety
We would also say that closing balance oS
our spring and dress goods large discount from
cost. and those who bargains. had call and
anime COLRURN & HERSHBERGER.
my22 Fosters Block Firsts st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
AUCTION SALES.

CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS. DRY GOODS,
BOOAs. tLOChs. CIG ARs ETC, AT AUI-
TIUN, THIS MORNING AT 2 O'CLOCK.
WILL soId Crescent City Auction aart Il
w morning stsE O'Clock few Remnants Of Dry Goods
ALSO,
good assortment of Clothing Hats and Caps. Books
Clocks Household md Kischen Furniture
Cigars, etc. SWEET Is LEONARD. Auctions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
Cotton Yarns.

COOS o doz do do do ..........g
70Ns o doz do do do ........S
? The lower prices above generally where two prices
aforementioned, forfu packages the higher for
small wholesale.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5, NJ.
Tobacco. Some large sales pending.
Sugar.-l25 hhds fully fair to prime, sold
at 5&c.
Molasses.-55 bbls Prime Reboled sold at
27t, and sone poor 24c.
Flour-200 bbls fresh Superfine Indiana
were taken at 81 671.
Corn.-A ctive demand and IL 900 sacks
already sold, including 1000 inferior at IS,
$50 mixed at SO, 1888 at 10. 700 in three
lots, but by enc broker, at 49, and 800 choice
white at TIC. Another sale of 4IOO sacks
pending 1t TIC.
Oats-100O sacks St. Louis sold at 4sc,
and l59 at SOC. .a
Bran.-65O sacks brought s5@e0c.
Pork.-Retail Transactions only.
Bacon.-Sales 70 casks ribbed Sides at
about 81. 9 at %, and % clear at 9&c.
Rope.-4oo coils sold at 7c. ,.-s
Coffse.-Firm, and 1900 bags sod, ex
Panama, at lo4c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
DAILY JOU r N A L.

NICE HoNEY.-We had entirely forgot
ten to acknowledge the receipt from Messrs.
T. H. Cook g. Son, of a large lot of fine
Honey. 81 If he has not yet sold out his stock
of this swee; luxury, we advise families to
supply themselves at once, as they will find
it good.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
CETE RECORDER,S OFFICE.

|
| EVANSVILLE, IND
THE FOLLOWING AEE sonE Of ms osIEsoEs AGAEysT
DINASCE CITY;
| amy person found drunk in the of the City.
I Participating in any riot or dIsordery assembly.
Making any NOISE or DISTURBANCE IN the streets
K 1sI,;as s snn Dii tables
Keeping powder n greater quantity than Is lbs.
| Keeping 20 WIDER without beng properly secured
in any barn stage place containing hay straw etc.
moderate riding or driving in the city:
without htehiug traces chains Jokes etc. By which
such vehicle is drawn
Stopping dray other vehicle or across
ik ith carriages drays carts boxes
barrels lumber timber. IRE Cd eosl 9th
er suhstanc, or thing or material whatsyer
Bashasia Ohio il front q the si'y during
Allowing any bitch ct large.
Rolling hoops Tying kites throwing any hard sab
Discharg ng any fire arms whatever .,
All Wing hogs or other animals to run At large.
Putting filth INTO any pT9lie Glster m; ,. tho ,
obstruetng the execution of process in the hands OF an Il
Causing any false alarm Q ere.
nlIns any a So or
Digging ditch drain for the OF conducting
P0ns down deiaeng printed notices ordinances etc.
chng any other animal without securing it.
SO that cannot 60 upon any SaS shade 81
Barnns shayngs or my other sastie In sa9
time within twenty feet of auy building.
Throwing fire balls fire brands etc., Wthn
the city.
Erecting frame buildings within the limits prohibited
Running drays. wagons. without license
VaFraney and street begging .
Exhi itng show amusement Whatever without IL
cense.
Peddling without license.
Putting up signs yersde walks.
Erecting wooden shed awning side walk
The constructing cellar doors side walks
epng using playing cards about any grocery coffee
house
To chickens other poultry to run at large.
Keeping pigeons
Playing organ hurdy gurdy Bagppes or other nu-
cal instrument street or alley Tor pay support OF
hire.
Injuring gas posts gas lights of the gas works
Establishing continuing any wood yard WITHIN
the ire llms Of the city
Building strict observance of ordnance
Crossing bridge with other animal At any
gate faster than walk.
Injuring shade trees.
selling raokerS squibs or other nre "orEs
Putting pipes through door partition or ROOF
of viz. OF Sec IL and III ana
hereafter no pipe shall he unless the same
passes chimney fue and no such store pip bereer
pu IN shall pass through floor partition roof window
side Every chimney or tue built IN
a house city shall have It's ouna alton eIthor on the
EARTH or such house and shall extend above the
root or aide ofg such atl-ast three feet -
" JOHN CRISP. City Recorder,
Published by Or of the City Council
je21 WE'LL II. NALkEk. CIerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
IL, Il. R n II n n L. IN

ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
WIS sale Of Town lots Will take place WEDNESDAY
commencing at 10 o'clock. A. NJ The Elbe fell is
& Gated Immediately the Evansville Indisna polls
Straight Line f. R. Is miles from Evansville IS miles from
Princeton u miles from Newburgh. IL miles from Boon
vile and ~ miles from the Wabash Erie canal Beng
located the head waerso Blue Grass regarded
most healthy 'itaattOn 10 Southern diana 1t issnrrOund
cd by nne farming country we'll timberd and well
ed. 1t Offers to the mechanic advanta
which be cassed. cheap living cheap fuel and an
abund. of the best quality timber.
would be well patronZed. and be handsomely supported
the farming business of the immediate neghborhood
could he supplied with hooppoes from the
surrounding Country. IND the facilities by the
canal and the still greater facilities that will afford
ed competi of the railroad will enable
ward his the great commercial
ad Other mechanics will with
couragemen To all SUCH it will be of great advantage
make early location. -
plat of the be the residence Of Thomas
smith of the living the premises who
sale
TERMS OF SALE:-one-fourh cash. fourth in II.
oneourth in Is aud the balance in months from the day
on sale the purchaser giving note with approved security
eneh of valuation apprasement laws bear
ing interest from date
,.,. s s4&s# As sH H$$SanH rr''ti.'l.
Sweet & Leonard,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT-LOTs AND TOWN
LOTS,
on THURSDAY. AUGUST 2ND. AT2P. A..


AT CoUAr HOUSE DOOR, EVANSVILLE. IND.
WILL sell auction Out LO.sof about 1--WE esch
ralroaI. and it and the plank road, and
the Longworth tract and Catholic Cemetery
the jenkins This richest upland
Evansville is well trained affords the very best possible
Opportunity Tor Suburban residences ana gardens 49,
ALSU Out-lot N0-.I7. Inge. Wheeler MeDowens plat
Ebree Pgeo Greek the Salt ell
tanning ga acres ru1nn into Pigeon creek and embracing
part OF the stone quarry, ana IS fairly tiubered -
ALSO Lot block 4e. Eastern Enlargement. 80 by III
Lot. and KS Block IS stOekweIls Enlargement on
gle strset. between sta and 6th streets.
Lots -, %, o. q Stockwell's Enlargement
Ingls street betn cen 9th ana 9TH
Fracsionsl ots Block Enlargement, the
point bet ~ Sc ingle aid trzets.
Lots and 2 $40 /. otockwells Enlargement.
the of Tara and Division streets 100 Third
and ~ feet on Division street. opposite Theoaors Vene
mans LuiIdinss.
Terms Salt:-One fourth cash. fourth in months
one-Ourtn in IL moGth and in with in
the Canal Bank. with mortgage
the premises waving fe4leI laws. -, =, - -.
Pats exhibited a' ny once and at the 9pe5iSp Room ten
Wooisey j. Nelson, Auetoneers.
Also,
We willsol and the flowing out-los both
sides of Pigeon Greek aad OF the kTau;ve Mechanics
Lot 2-7 Is aeres lOt4s To- leo lot 6is
D IS 100 acres; lot i-23 81 100 acres.
The titles good and general WARRANTED deeds will be
Term OF these cash. esdue at 49,
Is months with interest On nGs and morgag in Bank
ALSO,
will then and thers sell the folio ing lots:
Lots &C. u 2S in Block No 2 and lots 49, 49, 90 81
ALSO. block No. 3; lots 9. Hook und
lots II. H. To- IS and % block e. in the Eastern En-
largement. the new CITY School building.
Titles good AVID general warrantee deeas given.
FERNS Il Sale ne-iourth cash, ourth at months,
with interest secured by and waving relief laws
Pias 20 be at tns Auction store ten days before t @
woolsey & lsou. Auetioneers. 20