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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25
RICHARD LANE. Clerk.
100 Volunteers Wanted.
NOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
Dollars Bounty.

100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist Of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser
gcant, one Quartcrmaster Sergeant; one commits
sary sergeant, five Sergcants, eight Corporals, two
Transfers, two Farricrs or blacksmiths, one Sad
dlcr, one WAGNER, and scvcnty-eight ~privates.
Total, ono hundred enlisted men.
RATES OF PAY.
First Sergeant, per month, $50 90
All other Sergcants, II 90
COrporals, IL 90
Farriers or blacksmiths. Is 90
Privates and bug!ers, 10 90
In addition, the men will be furnished with clo-
thing, subsistence, quarters and medical attend
ancc. The allowance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month. When an enlisted man
draws less than his yearly allowance Of clothing
he will be entitled to the difference in money.
The men will be enlisted as privatcs. After being
mustered into the service Of the United States.
the appointment Of non-commissioned officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steilacoom at
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor Of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that I" they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers Of
this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have SO
long been mercilessly engaged in robbing immi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens"
Office in Olympia with Wells, Fargo L Co.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Recruiting officer.
Olympia, W. T., Jan. 18th, 1868.
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Territory of Washington, ! ss Justice Court
County of Chehalis. Esq. Waldrip.
George Jones, Plaintiff,
VS.. Civil action.

Jno. 9. sparrow; Deft. J
To John G. Sparrow, Defendant You are
hereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has filed his complaint against you in the
above entitled court to recover the sum of
seventeen dollars and fifty cents on a certain
account dated June the 10th, 1862, now un-
less you appear in said court on the 2jth day
of April, a. ID. 1868. at his office in my
house, at Elma Postofice, in said county, at
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and answer
said complaint, the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and the prayer thereof granted by
said court. JAS. WALDRlP,
A Justice of the Peace in ard for the county
of Chchalis, w. Il.
Jan. 90. 1868. 1l:1w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

To Portland and Salem are now in tele.
graphic communication.
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TERniroRY or WASHINGTON, :. Justice Court,
County Of Lewis. Esq. Dubeau.
Narciss Farron, Plaintiff
va. Civil action- oil,

Wesley Harklerood, Deft.) .e
To WESLEY lIARKLEROOD, Defendant: You
are hereby notified that the above named plain
tiff has hled his complaint against you In the
above entitled court to recover the sum Of sixty
one dollars on a certain account dated April ID,
1863. Now unless you appear in said court on
the 22d day Of June, A.. D. 1868, ct the Office Of
said Justice, in my house at Cowlitz post Office, In
Lewis County, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. H.,
and answer said complaint, the same will be taken
as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted BY
said court.
l.. L. DUBEAU,
A Justice of the Peace in and for tho county Of
Lewis, W. 7.
April l8, 1863. 23:m2 H
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Courts Of Washington Territory.
A T the December tern, 1867, Of the Supreme
II Court Of Washintoa Territory, the following
time and places were fixed BY said Court, for hold
ing Courts in the several Judicial Districts of
said Territory. To wit: o. y1YF r..
z. 8. DrsTRrcr CouRrs.
First District, At Walla walla County Of walla
Walls on the 4th Monday In April and I'd Monday
in October, to continue fora weeks unless sooner
adjourned.
Second District, at Vancouver, Clarke County,
on the 4th Monday in May and I'd Monday in No
vcmber, to continue for 3 weeks, unles sooner adj
journed. .,.t.
Third District, at Olympia, Thurston County,
on the LIST Monday in February and Sd Monday In
July, to continue 3 weeks unless sooner adjourned.
To take effect in the Sd District after the March
term 1863 of said Court.
District Courts for the transaction of Territori.
al business to be holden ut
SteilacOom, Pierce County, on the 4th Monday in
February and Sd Monday in August.
Port Townsend, Jefferson County, on the I'd Mon.
day in March and LIST Monday In September.
Pinkney City, Spokane County, on the I'd Monday
in June.
Pierce City, shoshone County, on the I'd Monday
in July.
Florance City, Idaho County, on LIST Monday in
August.
Bannack City, Boise County, on the LIST Monday
in September.
Districts Court for the Sd Judicial District, In
in addition to the regular terms, for the purpose
of hearing and disposing of causes within the
Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction Of said
Court, to be holden.
At Olympia on the first Monday ofevery month
except Febsr Try, July and September.
At Port Townsend on the Second Monday in
March and First Monday in September.
BY an act Of the Legislative Assembly, Of the
Territory ofWashington passed at its last session
terms of the Supreme Court will be begun and
held at::the seat Of Government of said Territory
on the first Monday in January Of each year.
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HENRY NJ. M'Clll,
(LATE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY
Attorney.at.Law
Cemslssioner Of tie Court Of Claims Of U. s.

Commissioer Of Deeds for Oregon and Washington
WILL devote special attention 10 the prepare
w ton Of the necessary papers to accompany
sims under the act Of March I'd. 1851, for the
yment Of the war debt, and to business before
~. 8. Land Offices.
'yvcE-On Main ST., Olympia, ". +. [4ll
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Territory Of Washington. | O.

County Of Thurston.
I, Richard Lane, Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of
Washington Territory, do hereby certify that the
above is a correct and full statement of the time
and places fixed by said Supreme Court for hoi-
ding terms of court in the several Judicial Districts
of said Territory, all of which appears Of record
in my Office.
RICHARD LANE, Clepk.
NOrE.-Thc above order of court will not effect
the Spring terms 1868, of the Steilacoom and
Port Townsend Courts, but will 60 into effect
Immediately thereafter. l2.m3.
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nA. The best purifier Of the blood ID Halls Sar
sapariila.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25
q
Tooth Ache DEoDa
Complain no more Of AcAing Teeth.

Y NHESE Drops have been extensively used by
Thousands whose experience has proved, that
the AnOdyne will give immediate and permanent
relief after the failure Of every other remedy 1t
is pleasant to the taste and smell, and a few an
plications will entirely remove the pain and sore
ness from a dccayed tooth, so that il may be filed
and rendered as useless as ever. When the pain
proceeds from the face, or from the gums around
a tooth apparently sound, this Anodyne will give
speedy relief by rubbing Il few drops on the parts
affected. 1t has only to become generally known
to be as highly appreciated by the public as it is
by dentists.
Read the following letter from one of the most
distinguished practical dentists in the city of New
York.
"Messrs Sands: Gentlemcn-In the course Of
my practice ] have extensively used your Glove
Anodyne with much success for the relief Of the
Toothache, and as | constantly recommend it to
my patients, | deem il but just to inform you Of
the high opinion I have of it over other remedies
am yours, respectfully,
an. LEvETT, Dentist"
Price - Cents per Vial.
Prepared by A. p. 4 D. Sands, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
For sale by DR.. WILLARD, Olympia.
Nov. 1862. lisa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-12
T OST sCRI PT=
From San Francisco.

sAN FRANCISCO, May ll.-Mcx;o,.
to the 10th ult. have been received '" 0a'a
The french IF had gained nothing since the 81
The Mexicans have captured nun VIC ON
prisoners from zouave regiment, ''
GuerlIlas continue to annoy the French or.
ply train. ''" sup
A large force is concentrated at the o;+,
Mexico. Comonfort held the road tbencs ,
Puebla, All the houses of that CITY bave ~
yen to be fortified castles to resist the adva p
of the French army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-12
OBITUARY,

The names Of those we have mingled with
familiarity in our city, for many years, are one
by one added to the catalogue Of the dead
On the 9Th of May-just after the day had gone
to rest-our esteemed fellow citizen, J. E. HEM
DERSON, aged SO years, resigned his soul tohhI
Saviour. He was born in Fairfax County, Va /
but early identified himself with the interests of
this place, where he has lived long and worI
thy life. For three years he has suffered tha
effects Of Paralysis, and seized with second
shock, after q short and distressing illness o!
few days, died unconscious OF the approach VI
the fell messenger. But he had set his house VI
order, when in the vigor of manhood; therefor
w, sorrow not as those that have no nope
Those who knew him. knew him only to !oH|
him. In all the relations of lite ne aimed
attain that standard of perfect Righteousness
sought by the renewed in Christ Quiet ana s.
cluded. he desired not the breath OF applSus::,
nor to be heard for his much speaking. Al u u,
dealings, upright and generous to 1auls' Nv ~
was firm friend to those who were brougn INV
the inner sanctuary of his heart. ASa Da: :Is
and father. he was wholly devoted TO the , in0,
ests and comfort of those dependent on n hl :,
As citizen he was conservative ana sousAiI o
meet all his obligations. But that when ln" ,5s
VA reconciled to his death, and when "ss .a wv
spring of all his specific virtues IS tAss LAC
steadfast follower Of his Saviour o aSp If h;
his end, many months, he spent mu sans 81 s e.
time reading his bible, and opurgSs st msn
mons. Thus has passed from our M mnrsd MUCK
whose loss we deeply deplore; ne sun ne he i
but all that sorrow Il I'd aWay-anIu ho IND large
rest forever. He leaves WHO" 8AN ~
family to mourn his loss. c.ao ronain,
''Some write that other 1rlenos '''''
That loss is common to the race. loca
Yesl commons your commoa elr Grain.
And empty chat well ne ca no ~ make
That loss is common "0ulo ~.
Our own less bitter, rather n'ore s,ro
To- Too sS semmo9 5u 9s so%y heart I'D break
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street, between " alter andEalrfax streets. south
side, is much complained Of The nuisance has
existed there for month or two. We have
been requested to mention it.
Gen. j. D. Imboden is announced IN the
Richmond papers as candidate tor Lieutenant
Governor Of Virginia.
Prices in Richmond still keep up at very
high figures
A large number of the Confederates taken
prisoners on the Rappahannock, and brought
up to Washington yesterday, were sent OFT again
by steamcr-the same route which they came
for exchange. There were nine hundred and
fifty of them
The Washington Star says, the Confsderates
already have large force engaged i'll rebuilding
the Orange and Alexandria railroad bridge over
the Rapidan, destroyed in the course of the
late raid of Stonenan's cavalry.
Gen. Hitchcock has been assigned to duty
tenn porarily as Acting Military Governor Of
Washington, Gen, Martindale having obtain
ed a brief leave of absence to visit his home.
The T. S. revenue gunboat Reliance,
has captured in the Chesapeake, pungy hay-
ing in cargo Of dry goods, medicines and
hardware for Richmond. This makes the fourth
prize captured by this steamer in the last five
weeks.
Five hundred prisoners captured by ten.
Rosecrans in Tennessee are at Fort McHenry
to be sent South for exchange.
The valley Of the Connecticut river will
this season be appropriated almost exclusively
to the culture of tobacco In 1860 over six
millions of pounds Of tobacco were raised in
the State, and this year the amount will pro-
baby be doubled.
The manufacture of tar has been commenced
by the Norwegian settlers at Grand Travers,
Michigan, and the first consignment Of fifteen
barrels found ready sale at one dollar per
gallon in the Chicago mari ct.
Lcmuel J. Bowden left Norfolk last evening
for Washington, to endeayor to remedy che
existing difficulties in the way OF trade with
Norfolk. The necessaries Of life are very
scarce there.
The Santa Fe stage, en- route for Santa Fe,
was robbed on Friday night by a party Of rs
guerillas The express matter and baggage in
the rear stag? Was riaed Of $3,00o and money
and watches were taken from the passengers.
The express messengers safe and mail were
overlooked.
Col. Mundy has ordered all the gambling
houses in the city Of Louisville, KY, to be
discontinued, and all itinerant- gamblers are
ordered to leave the city forthwith.
Miss Claitorn Massey has been fined SIS at
New Orleans for playing the Bonnie Blue
ILL.,, as,d other caoassaon aira on 4la r;ano
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Case Of Mr.. Vallandigham-Buell Cont Nov.

Case Of Mr. Vallandigham-Buell Court Mart;.,
CINCINNATI, May l2th.-A motion f.,
writ OF habeas corpus in the case of e.. rem.
sentative Vallandigham was argued yestera,,
before Judge Leavitt, of the u. S. Cr,i
Court. The argument will be continued TO-
day.
The Buell. Court Of Inquiry have conclu1sd
it's labors, and adjourned sire die, having been
In session l65 days.
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CIV Alexandria Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY H.

TUESDAY EVENING, NAY IL.
The Washington Chronicle Of this morning
saws that :Sthe recent reports purportlng to
nave been telegraphed from Washington to
various Northern journals, TO the effect that
General Hooker had recrossed the Rappahan-
mock. and was now at Charlottesville, IS, We
have the best authority for saying, untrue
Neither the President nor Secretary Stanton
has received any such intelligence. If any
move like the above has taken place, they are
not aware Of it. .
The Confederates in Western Virginia con-
tinue to destroy property and fears are enter
tanned that they may visit Wheeling and Par
kersburg. On Wednesday last they destroyed
small bridge on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, three miles east Of " est Union,
Dodridge county, and subsequently visiting the
Burning Springs Oil Wells, in Writ county,
thirty miles from Parkersburg, they destroyed
the wells and large quantity Of oil, and burn
ed number Of boats.
A New York cotemporary has report that
General Halleck will, at an early day, take the
field; not to relieve General Hooker, but for
the purpose of being better enabled to influence
the general direction Of events.
It is said, upon cod authority that the gov
eminent now established at Wheeling, will be
removed to this place Immediately upon the
organization OF the Government to be chosen
on the 4th Thursday Of May next for "West
Virginia. The removal, we learn, will be
COMPLETED before the 2lst of June next.
A letter from the Rev John Seys, the Uni
ted States agent for Western Africa, dated
Feb. q, mentions the death of two of the
mission family of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. under the care Of Bishop Payne-vlz,
Miss Hunt, from Western New York, and
Mrs. Ouhrson, formerly Miss Ball.
Early rising is conducive to health, as every
body knows but, an industrious, thrifty man,
knows we'll, that, ia addition to his health,
early rising assists in his business occupations.
Tn these long days, the hour lose IN the morn
inc, from work, cannot be caught again; and
one hour, for work, in the morning, is worth
two in the afternoon. The laggard and the
slothful, the indolent and the careless, the la
~. and the don't cares, never realize or appre-
ciate this.
r pe;rnoint now Governor Of " estern
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A New York cotemporary has report that
General Haeck will, at an early day, take the
field; not to relieve General Hooker, but for
the purpose of being better enabled to influence
the general direction Of events.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DALTIMORR AND OHIO RAILROAD
- 81

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- 8 e &C
On and after Tuesday, August II, 1853, DAILY
TRAINS viii be resumed between WASHINGTON
~ WILLING and PARKlHSBURG, and nix
between WARRINGTON and BALTtNOR1, -
1OH PHILADELPHIA, NlH YORK BOSTON.
Leave Warrington ats and II. .. N. and and
O. Sundays at $50 ,. m. only. -...
FOB BALTIMORE. #.r
Leave ct $50, and Ii o. m. and 3, and $50 D.
n. On sundays 1T 70. m. and and 80 p. m. only
YOR ALL PARTS OF Thu WEST.
Leave Warrington 1t 50 .. m, and 8, 8, and %
?. M, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at 8 and
p. n. trains only.
This Is the only route by which Baggage can be
CHECKED Through from WashiHston.
FOB WASHINGTON AND TIKI SOETH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington ut l.Se, and 10
An. and 3,.O, and 8p. m. On Sundays Ut $50 and
fhe third ana arsh trains only from B.ltimor.
md the first and fourth trains from Warrington,
ssoy at way points. 49,. :
FOR ANNAPOLIs.
Leave 6Alt1more At .. m and 8 p. a.
Leave WAshineton 1t q. m. and D. m. .s-
No train for Annapolis on Sundays. =.-E
For further information, tickets Of every kind,
&c., apply to G. s. KOONTZ, Agent, at washing.
ton station. or 1t the Ticket ohsc e; .,.,,u
Master Of Transportation.
=. u. COLI. General Ticket Agent au S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

E>RESH BEEF. @us.1-. ra es
T. SOLDIERS HONE, October nth 1858.
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 10Th
of October. 1868, for furnishing Fresh Beef Of
good and wholesome quality, for the use of the
lst of November next-fhe Beef to be delivered at
the Centre Marke. on Tuesdays. Thur sdays, and
be from time to time required by the Secretsr and
Treasurer of the Home. and in Quarters. with
equal proportion of each, tnecks and shanks to be
in all cases eXciuded.}
Payments to be made znenthly, and bond with
security required for the faithful pliance with
the contract.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef - and deceased to BENZ AMIN KING, As
sistant Surgeon, SECRETARY and Treasurer, Soldiers
Home, Washin gtcn City, d. G. oc std
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.sA .sPROP0HAH
~ Wan DrPlRrwrr1 !

.wAsHI1 eroNs Ocfohsr "a, lass,
sns e. ssns s az e os sasa,l s ~
The gaps win Pc delivered 8. ana rsnpSsd from
the cost ofthe United States. aTfl-a :" -
for ss sS peaS
ns in The Of lee
The guns are to be turned down to . true cyiin
der for the length Of twenty inches from the
rear Of the base tng nisroe as sana 81
Which win be twenty inches, And its thickness
TIE vent is to be bushsd vita new Bush of pure
ingot copper, one inch In diameter and shout nine
and q halt inches long, and bored with vent of
Drawings Of the gan in its original form and With
the band put on can be seen ct this once, At the
City Wy fsrs !. sSs s.Is.s
Arsenal, mo; and B.nieis Arsenal, oai.'
of the ofscsr Who Viii Be appointed % sapsrinsrnd
il; ana pa, msns Vim es msde IL full fos each gun
s,ssss: m III H;ss ls. hs
Vi.
= Isaa,E:a 70 % the Ehsls work The n,sthoa
sTt1s sSs 6ids q, p a.sfdins ne eoatTset. -.
Of iron and a., heavy mschinsry and who are; in the
e
the of
nity per cent Of the bid, Will be required for the
reserves the right 70 reject any ' or al bids if
deemed unsatisfactory.
ing ana win be addressed to Brisadier
Ss5ss D. Ramsay Chief &
o s eotd on Brig esnersI. Chef Of ordnans;e
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DRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,

Office Of the Gaief Qxarte77nnstu,
WAsHIsGToE, D. c., August Is. less. !
PROPOSALS xre solicited and will be received ut
this ofice for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de-
kyered at Pittsburs. Pennsy lvsnia; rhiladelphis
Warrington City, Syracuse, N. Y, or Indianapolis
Proposals viii be considered for the furnishing Of
Horses in lots of not less than twenty Eve, as J
The Horses to be from fifteen fl6) to sixteen (16)
hands high from FIVE 20 to nine ts) years old we'll
broken to the saddle, compastly built, In good
Hssh, and free from all defects. -'1I -
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be Guaranteed by two responsible persons,
Antee.
The responsibility of the suarantors must be
SHOW BY the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
District Attorney. I'D = 81 n
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel O. g.. Sawtei1e, Chief Quartermsster CAV
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses"
- G. g. sAWTELLl,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Quartermaster,
"a Is II Cavalry Bureau.
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THE EVENINGIsTAR.
SWEETHEART OF LONG Ago..

q
I'VE know Of nothing in life more tender
than the hsppinessess which have been ap-
preached and not touched! And we were ouite
moved, accordingly, BY the pathos with which
which he calls, 81 LOVE, LOVE AHoTHER's
BoY''] SD. ID 81 - .fEF :.
love that baby boy, and whyp
81. ceased IL 70 aDs her ifH uiaS before
To china dolls upon the floor,
sh :. t hire .;a be.
And with Jealous eyo.s .sEssII' >
To catch her hrst approvins SMILE s..-
And when she bloomed . maiden fair,
The promise Of her budding grace,
And wooed the roses 70 her face.
And once beneath maple tree. ..a.as.sz
When NV; We were i dreaming side by side,
And told her she should be my bride,
no whisper from her lips replied,
But in her eyes the answer shone,
She nestled closer to my side,
Twas all We said, what have told,
The while beneath the maple tree:
And yet volume would not hold
The meaning OF those words to me.
We parted there at even tide.
To meet a. we had met before;
Nor heard the bress s ~ yhen they sighed
All fatal winds that bore away
My bark upon the worldly tidsi $3.50
toated mid the fair and gay,
And abe became another 3 bride.
But now hear across the street.
youthful mothers roundelAs;
And echoes in my heart repeat
The dirty of another day. -
The shouting of q cherub boy, .-r.ez >.ss
E Commingles with the mother glee;
ztaT How time has yivi6ed the toy azsa. -.-sa
She rocked upon her mothers knee!
breathe no idle wellaway.
Nor longing SIGH for others joy;
But while hear that ronndelay,
love, love another's boy.
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~ The sorghum crop throughout the West
il very large the present season.
a ~ The cigar makers of Wheeling, Va, are
On strike. So are the coopers Of New York.
~ The Prince OF Wales has bought Byron's
Newstead Abbey.
~ A telegraph has been completed from
Boston to Fort Warren. @t-s- $3.50 ~
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By J. @. MCGUIRE & co., Austionesrs.
r OTIS IN THE FIRST WARD AT PURITC
IL 6ALE-6n "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Oc
tobsr 7ist, ct 2. O'Clock. ct the Auction Rooms we
shall sell without Heserva-
Lot 20, u, and 3, situated on North street. At
the corner Of Twenty first street.
Lot No in sSg,Ts soTsh Of ssu.rs No ~
and Twenty first streets.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six
deed of trust on the premises. Cost Of con-
seyancins to be paid BY the purchaser.
oe l4.7t ], G.. MCGUIRE &c CO. Aucts