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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE yARNISH- |
hers and Poiishorr' Association will Le held this
Tuesday evening, April ith. At o'clock, Y. M At rs
sH SsH !, sec shHANiNh FAY f'''' Sh SO
RROOKLYN TAlLORS TRADE PROTEC-
- tive and benevolent mon. Members here
Iuceday evening at 90 Fulton ,t. Ffty cent? fine
i2T qop at'fn19n ., ~ order OF the President b.
COACH MAKERS INTERNATIONAL |
- tnion.-The members Of Thu nion will hold
their regular monthly meeting on rursday evening
o'clock, At Their rooms Isl BowcD. Business
OF officers will take place pdnctual attendance IL
,,qunepsise9d; liy ordeIo GEo. bk0Ws Pres, JOIN
come nemteis pleae attend also l3g
NOTICE TO THE Blue STONE CUTTERS
4 Wand llsegcrs-Our regular monthly Getting will
he he'd In mon Hall cor. OF 10th At. and sh
luesday eVenius, Aprii 4th, al o'clock. ~ order
Of the Association. D. BERGlS' Chairman. jos.
MORRISON. sec. Tl
NOTICE TO PAINTERS-THE REGULAR
Ninonthly meeting Of the Bfookly House Painters
"Wednesday evening OF this week, April g. Business
OF imp Rance win lie transacted. punctus attend
WHITE, secretary. 3S4
NOTICE-TO THE MASONS AND LABOR
1 er of New-York that this day Tues AZ, the 18th
day Of Aprii the members o, the LAboTeru Union will
Ing masons have combined assnst us and solomon
Dean, Of treeupoint, har hoa-ted to the employing
..
wants with NcwIotk laboTer at ~ per dan .e hope
that our NewYort friends will the river TO
I'LL our plnc'z until We got demand. PETER
REDDEN frcs!ent; PHILIP RILEY, Secy. 2s2
NOTICE-THR CARMEN AND LABORFRS'
A,eociation of the City aud County Of New York
will hold their regular monthly meeting this Tues
dAy evening, the 9TH inst ut the New Apo 10 Rooms
70 Prince IT. NJ O'Clock precisely. All the mcn.htp
hereby requested ate I'D this meeting BY Or
der OF the President JOHN LYNCH. PATH. IA
| GAN Secty. l3T
| CASH AND BLIND MAkERS-A SPECIAL
- meeting OF the rash and Blind Makers Union and
of the Trade generally will be held on Tuesday even
| ing, April 9Th, At the llh Ward Hotel, corner Of
| from shops JOSEPH BENNETT, Pre.t. BENZ.
| l.. BALL sec'y. i3S
THE SEGAR MA KERS PROTECTIVE
L Union, will meet on Wedpeedsy evening April
bh' at li2 Hester a. No one admitted Without show
ing an eligible card Of mcmber.hip at the door JSO
| g. WOODRl IF, President 255
THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE PLASTER
l. ers will hold their regular weekly meeting this
I'D st. and Sth ave. WILLIAM BYRNE Prest. (;
| ThOs. DOUGliERlY, Rec. Soc. i2I
ITO PLUMBERS-A MEETING OF THE
| Il JouIncymans Plumber Society OF BROOKLYN Will
be held this Iue-!Ay eveniur,April 18th, NJ MoutGsue
Hall All the members are requested to he present.
1872 J. Ky Al, sec.
TINTED COOLERS, NO. 2-THE MEN,
| ~ Der. are hereby notified TO attend the regular
at Us East Broadway, to pay their due and fines.
Other matters Of Importance yili be brought before
| the Society. b. order. CHARLES CARTER Pres.
G. N. IARWOOD, Sec'y. 1870
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and lIluur store. with stock and fixtures, doing
good Ia. ness, In q well populated locality. Apply q
Columbia ~ 2OS
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ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS-FOR
l. Gnle or exchange for other property, complete
printing Office In North eastern Ohio, oomprisin, .
l.urgle's job pfess, Washington Newspaper hand
press- complete aud nesTly ne- type, sufficient Tor
printing large sized weekly paper, about Is cases Il
Job tyre, torether with ranks Imposing stones and.
In short even thing necessary fol conPlete news
paper and job printing office IL IL located In cent.
raj railroad point ana can lie removed 10 any desirod
locality at tiins expense. viii h. sold at onethiri
the actual value, or cash, or will be exchanged ns
other property A splendid opportunity Tor printer
having li'tle money, and desiring TO establish .
tusness for himself. Address D. H., box gu sun
Onire 90
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND UTENSILS
L Of lately established Paper Box business. For
particuiau inquire a5A BuWery, tor tuor. ~
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1'HE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A
l. news and sogar store 70 ,a'e cheap. Inquire 3S9
East lUth IT. must be told to-dAv. oil
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
&. :. 7-3O Lonn.-By authority OF the

I. =. 7-jO Lonn.-By authority OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the undersigned has
surued the General subscription Agency for the sale
Of nied States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three-,eIth- per cent. interest, per aunuu, known
the
SEYES-TuIRrY LOAN.
Thee noos are issued under date Of June 18TH
lSGh aud paya lie three years rom that time, In
currency are convertible Al the option Of the
holder into .- .
L. s. 5-2n SIN PER CENT.
ENI.n-I RE ARM nONIA.
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RaORSEs, CARRIAGES. &c

NOR SALE, 4 2D HAND COACH-APPLY
l. ~ r. WALTERS Carriage Factory, lie ury st,
cur. Poplar IT. Brooi yn. o1l
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SMALL GROCERY STORE FOR SALE
n cheap. Inquire llS 9Th ave- 2Gl
A STORE WITH STOCK AND FIXTURES
"A for sale. 10 Mulberry ct. ~
DANDY STORE To LET-STOCK AND
" fixtures fol salc 2gs Fourth st, near ave &. rs
EOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store. gool will stock and fixtures, in ell pppu-
la,od locality, doing gooi business. Apply ~ ass
10Th st, "a and 50 avenues. O.
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ITO ILUMBERS-A MEETING OF THE
L JcuInoymans Plumber Society OF BROOKLYN Will
be held this Iue-3ay evening April 18th, NJ MoutHsue
1872 j. Rl An, sec.
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TINTED COOLERS, no. 2-THE MEM
~ Der. are hereby notified TO attend the regular
monthly meeting this, TUESDAY, evening, 1T o'clock
at IS East Broadway, to pay their due and fines
Other matters Of Importance viii be brought before
the Society, b. order. CHARLES CARTER, Pres
G. N. LAKEWOOD, Sec'y. 1870
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THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE PLASTER
l. ers viii hold their regular weekly meeting this
Tuesday evening, April ith, l-5. NJ their hall
3ad II. and Sth ave. WILLIAM BIRNE PTest.
IHNA. lnI-liIIERIY Roo Soc IoI
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-15
NEW ORLEANS, July, 1865.

NEW ORLEANS, July, 1865.
To Planters, Merchants and others:
1t is believed that with the opening OF the South
ern Ports TO Foreign Commerce and unrestricted
trade and In tercourse with the interior, and with
gradual increase in the consumption which must
necessarily take place rs the Cotton and other
southern Products can be converted into money,
that New Orleans viii sooR resume her former
position as the Depot for the Prodnets of the
West and furnish the best market for General
Produce.
Now as there Is an immediate prospect Of re-
sumption of trade in this city, We beg leave to in
form you that, having completed sll necessary
arrangements for trsnsacting General Commis
sion and Forwarding Business, VIZ have opened
2 house, Nos. 2G and 2s Poydraa street, and we
ready TO receive consignments from our friends
We have also on hand full and nns assortment
Of GROCERIES,, BOAT sToREs,; WINES, LIos
UoRs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, 4c. Orders from
Plantations and the Country will bs promptly
attended to. f H-
As our House is Sufficiently large we win take
Storage ~ low rateB. Respectfully soliciting
share Of public patronage,
We remain,
Very respectfully,
juIy29-iu ST. MARTIN & MALARoHER.
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The Gazette \ Gnlaet
General News

4
/ Sam. N. Pike, proprietor of sPike's
Opera House," Cincinnati, will erect
an Opera House In New York the
coming autumn. 1t is stated the new
lyric temple viii be as large as the
Academy, and vast imrovement on
that in comfort, airiness and elegance.
General Sickles and DE Trobriand
are TO be assigned to duty under Gen.
Hooker, in the Department Of the
East.
A movement is on foot by colored
men to purchase the Charleston Mer-
curry and publish it as an antl-slavery
journal. Some progress has been
made, and money is being subscribed
with a good prospect ofsuccess.
Arthur Tappan, some time q mer-
chant of New York, and always Q firm
and devoted abolitionist, died at New
Haven, Connecticut, 90 Sunday,
July %, 1865, having lived to behold
che rise, progress and complete suc-
cess of the party to which he was de-
voted. 49, s,.ss .ss,a ..-. .s,
The Deseret News announce the
death Of james Duane Doty, Cover
uor of Utah, who expired at Great
Salt Lake City on the 18th of June.
The deceased waslittle over sixty,ive
years old, a.sa.4 ..-a
Miss Kellogg, the prima donna, II
rnsticating at her old home it New
Hartford. She netted $50, 900 by her
singing last year.
A jaw bone Ia feet long, G wide
and containing 46 teeth, once belong
to sperm whale, has arrived at Nam
tucke5.
John NJ. Bolts is said TO have reali.
zed large fortune during the rebel
lion from tobacco speculations..
Il is stated that the French Empe-
ror is about publishing book enti-
tied "The Imperial Police, as lndica-
ted in the Messages, Speeches and Pro.
carnations of the Emperor.
Marshal Canrobert succeeds the late
Marhal Magyar as commander of the
Army of Paris. The army of Paris
is composed Of $4,000 men in the Ma.
tional Guards and about 10000 in
the regular army. e.
The king of Siam has been invested
with the Grand Cross Of the Legion of
Honor, and the ceremony was made
the occasion of high old time at
Bangkok. 7
The decaying carcasses Of the sheep
sacrificed at Coutban Bairam caused
the cholera in Egypt. The sum ap-
propriated for the burial was stolen By
an official.
Among the large incomes at Chi
cago are William B. Ogden. $338, ,455;
g. Ii. Mccormick, 1890; S. M.
Nickerson, $575,643; NJ, H. Crosby,
.$l94, ,os2; j. V. Farewell, $154,l19
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gE The new Hotel Disu, in Paris,
will cover 30, 900 yards, contain 716
beds, and cost $4,000, 900 or $5,000,.
+000.' ~ y
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BATON ROUGH, La, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, /

FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES.
1850 -AND- aaf
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
TASTREMSKT s MCCORMICK, n
e respectfully give notice that they have NJ
always Or hand fresh supply of EA
MI e pI Oh N ES, ETC-,
Which they guarantee to be pure; also choice
assortment Of
p Z RF IT M r R
from the most celebrated manufactures compris.
ing
LohiNs' Madam DuRANp's,
BAziN and WRIGHTs.
fine assortment of 2.
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIErs,
-~ASD--
MED SOAPS.
Allkinds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS.
Pure LIQUORS, viz:
.1l So sW E4t-t#y t Ft'S
French and American BRANDIEs,
WHIsEy-Rye and Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA.
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure scHNApPs,
French Patent Medicines, Wig:
sIRop DE BRIANT, -. l
sIRoP De FLoRE. s##-
suH Ell sIRoP DE LAMouRIEUx,
LIQUEuR LAyIrLE. -
ELIXIR ANTI-GLATRoUx,
INJECTION BRAN,
LERoY's MEDICINES,
Vim DE sEGUIN,
PERcBLo 7MER DE FER DE PRAvAR,
HUlLLE DE FoIE DE MoRUE DE ToUaHs,
:. :. =. .. :. (ds HoggJ
Will receive by the next steamer a fresh lot of
Patent Medicines, direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs--just received.
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS variety on hand.
.LEEGHEs always on hand.
u~ AN orders from the country carefully put
up and promptly attended to. .=..s.
JASTREMSKI g. MCCORMICK.
Eg- Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
louisiana State Bank. ,a iul1
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ILLNESS OF THE KING OF THE BEL
GIANs--Hts ANXIETY ABOUT MAXI
HILIAN.-Death is putting his hand
on the King of the Belgians. The
annexed description of his lamenta-
BILE condition evidently foreshadows
the end
Not long ago be was SO exhaust.
ed that, after trying to put his sig~
nature to some public documents,
he threw down the pen, saying it
was all over, that he would sign no
more. Next day he revived some-
what, resumed his routine of avo.
cations, and since then has gradn-
ally, though slowly, seemed to
amend. But the fatal nature of his
malady is no longer secret. In
addition to an almost unintermit-
tent bronchial affection, his physi-
clans have pronounced that there
has been for some time a gradual
enlargement of the heart, while
dropsical symptoms continually re-
cur in the lower extremities.
But, Notwithstanding this pairful
picture of physical exhaustion, the
King is not so ill that be- cannot
study his own interests, even while
the world is thus receding from him.
His fears for the stability of his
sonin-Eaw's Mexican throne are so
great that tile old King has prevail.
ed upon the Emperor Francis JOS.
eph, to restore Macmillan to all the
rights and titles belonging to him
before he proceeded to Mexico--a
proof that, in the judgment of the
Belgian monarch, an Austrian arch
dukedom is safer inheritance than
a transatlantic crown.
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ot fetch as much as will discharge the mort

not fetch as much as will discharge the mort
gage" 80 sH-
After few days, the son told his father that
he intended to build house on the farm, and
he would be glad if his father would let him
have that money. 500
ayes, child, all l have is coming to you. 1
intend giving you the bonds and mortgage 1
have, but then l think it will be better to put
it all together in new deed of gift. will get
neighbor L. to call here and draw a new
one" rFexS
Accordingly, his friend and cousin, who had
devised the scheme, came to the house, and
the son gave the father the deed, that another
might be drawn of it. When the old man had
got the instrument into his hands, in the
presence of his friend he broke the seal, and
committed the writing to the fire, saying
"Burn, cursed instrument of my folly and
misery! and you my dutiful children, as this
estate is all my own again, you must move
Immediately unless you will be content to be-
come my tenants. have learned by sad ex-
perience, that it is best for parent to hold
the loaf under his O,on drna-and that one
father can better maintain ten children, than
ten children can father"
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THE RULING PAssIoN.-Bonaparte died
in his military garb, his Field NIarshaps uni-
form and his boots, which he had ordered to
be put on short time previous to his dissolu-
tion. Augustus Caesar chose to die in stand
ing position, and was careful in arranging his
person and dress for the occasion. Siward,
Earl of Northumberland, when at the point
OF death, quilted his bed, put on his af1nor,
saying, "that it became not man to die like
beast" A more remarkable instance is that
of Maria Theresa, of Austria, who, short
time before she breathed her last, having fall
en- into slight slumber, one of the ladies in
remarked that her Majesty seemed
to be asleep. @Non said she, II could sleep if
1 would indulge in repose, and am sensible
of the near approach of death, and will not
allow myself to be surprised by him in my
sleep;I wish to meet my dissolution awake"
Such are the efforts Ofpoor expiring mortality
still clinging to carth-stil laboring for the
breath of posterity, and exhausting itself in
efforts to rise with "graceiulness at the last"
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Keep the Loaf uuder yorr own Arm.


The following is copied from New York
paper printed in the year I776, and is related
as a fact. Similar cases often occur in these
days, that parent, giving all into the hands
of his children, is obliged to spend the remain
der of his lie in poverty and want. GOA Aed
At this time there is living in Hoerlem, an
old man who relates the following story of
himself. He was possessed of "a pretty good
farm, with slaves and everything necessary
for his business, and had but one child, son,
who, having married, it was agreed that the
young couple should live in the house with the
parent as he was widower. Things went on
exceedingly well tor some time, when the son
proposed to his parent that he should make
over to him his estate, promising to build
new house and otherwise improve the farm
The father through persuasion, gave him
deed or gift OF it, and everything belonging to
it. ..t..t' tf.s.si.f f,,4lsq .s TX
sAfter few years, as the father grew old, he
grew little fretful and dissatisfied, while the
son, thinking he had nothing more to expect
fom MN, lorgot his filial duty, and used his
aged iather worse than he did his servants
Inc old man was no longer permitted to eat at
table with his son and wife, but compelled to
take his meals in the chimney corner, and was
continually Ill used by them The ilj usaee TO
the old man was at length carried to slIcb a
height that he could no longer hear n hnt
leiG Ule mousse anu went 10 a neighbOr and re-
lation fhis, declaring that if his friends conld
not help him get his farm back, he should be
obliged to come and live with him
His friend answered that he might como
and live with him, and if he would follow his
directions, he would help him get his estate
again. ''Take this bag of dollars, carry it to
your room at your sons, shut it up well in
your chest, and about the time you expect
they will call you down to dinner, shut your
door. and have all your dollars spread on a ta-
bic in the middle of the room. When they
call you, make noise with them, by sweeping
them from the table into the bag again.
The bait took completely. The wife peeped
through the key-hole, and saw the dollars
spread out on the table, and told il to her hus-
band. When the old man came down, they
insisted on his sitting at the table with them,
ana treated him with uncommon ciyllity.
Inc old man related to his friend what he
done, VINO gave him directions what to do il
his son asked for the money. r
After few day the son discovered the old
man counting out his money. and at the next
meal time he asked him what money it was
he had been counting.
only some money have received for the
discharge of one of the bonds had Standing
out. expect more in few days and fear /
shall be obliged to take Mr.. N's farm. nnon
which have mortgage, as he is moi able IN
raise the money, and If the farm is sold, it win
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Merchuets' National Bank.

TIHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
Il that Special Meeting win be holden at the
Bank on SATURDAY. Dec. 9, 1866, at ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, for the following purposes ,4
1st-To decide whether they will increase the capi-
tai stock of the Bank. 4.
2d-To decide whether they will increase the value
of tbe shares to one hundred dollars each,
3d-For the transaction OF any other business that
may legally come before them.
BY Order of the Directors.
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland, Nov. %, 1866 no23dtd
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az Ii you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press ONCE.
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Wait, Wait, Wait /!
PROF. LIEBIG'S FOOD FOR CHILDREN
T9ddua AND INvALIDs.

TNHIS highly nutricious and pleasant food, SO pop
g Il ular in Germany and England, was devised the
past year by the celebrated chemist Baron Lebg Of
Berlin. Infantswho deprived Of the mothers
milk can be made healthy and strong by the con-
slant use of this food. And invalids those who
consumptive, dyspeptc feeble from any cause, win
find it most excellent and strength-imparting
: Messrs. JAS. R. NICHOLS & CO., Manufacturing
Chemists, 100 Congress Street, have made arrange
ents to prepare this food perfectly pure and resh
in large quantities. e gf1 te..7 ISL l.tfs Iuf|
For sale by all the Apothecaries. W. F. PHIL
LIPS ~ Co., Wholesale Agents.
\ Nov 24-dtf N ~. - - ----- II = -
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The Only Perfect Piano Forte!

IL be convinced. =
A. M. MCKINNEY, Agent,
0c3eod&eow3m 2S4 Congress St., cor. of Centre
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT ss4 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
NJ A. FOSTER, &. 90.

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IS 90 per year IN advance.
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Halt square, three Insertions less, 20 cents; one
week, $1.00; 90 cents per week alter. ~
Under head Of .tAMUsEMENTS," $500 per square
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Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23
Caution to the Unfortunate.

Beware ofthe San Francisco quacks and pretend
who, with bogus sworn-to certificates, dupe the
unwary. Some Of the sclf-stylcd doctors, whose
name are to he found in tho daily and weekly news
papers Of San Francisco. ere tradcsmen, and be.
came too lazy ~ work at their trades. Some are
tinslnths, 81 nakers, roper c,rrres, intelli-
cisco Directory and you will find their Medical In
situtcs in II, but yom will find their former occu.
pations in it. Look at the Directory for 1862 and
1863. The only way to avoid imposition is to make
inquiry-it will cost you nothing and may save you
many regrets; for, as advertising physicians in
eight cases out Of ten are bogus, there is no safety
in trusting any Of them until you know who and
what they are. Doctor Gibbon does not deceive
people by exhibiting bogus titles, certificates pre-
satisfy persons who may may cali at his offices Of
his ability treat diseases that he proposes to cure
Consultations FREE. nO49:ly.
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SlieriH'S Sale

DY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of
u the United Safes District Court of Pierce
COuny, W. T., and to me directed and de-
livcred, have levied upon, seized and taken
into execution, and will sell according to law,
in Steaacoon,, on Monday, the 18th day of Jar
aary. A. d. 1866, at theiCourt-liouse door, at
one o'clock F. N. of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel of land situate in Pierce Coun-
~, W. r., being part Of what is known in
Lafayette Balch's part of the town of Stella
COON as lot No. three (3), in block No. three
(3), with the appurfenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining, the same to be
sold to satisfy Judgment Of foreclosure of
mortgage calling for the sum of one hundred
ard niueteen dollars and twenty-scven cents,
With interest thereon at the rate of two per
cent. per month until paid, and costs Of suit
and increased costs rendered by the aforesaid
court in favor of Martin Gimel and against
Robert GOodburR.
STEPIIMN JCDSON,
Sheriff of Pierce County, W.. T
Dated, SicilacoOm, Dec. IL, 1865. Adv