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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

WHITE WoNANs INTELLIGENCE FRAN
CHIsE AssOCIATIoN.--We understand that q
meeting will be held In the Council chamber
AZ the CRY Hall. on Friday afternoon. June
5ti- At half-past o'clock, called by a COM
mittee OF ladies OF this District, TO organ
lie an association under the above title to
agitate Tor comforting the right of suffrage
upon all white women who can read and
write. This movement seems 10 be in oppo.
sition TO the Universal Franchise Association
which advocates giving the right of suffrage
70 all. Irrespeotive of sex or color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

The APPROACHING RE6ATTA-The number
OF entries for the regatta of the 18th OF June is
daily increasing. and there is every indication
OF lively contest for the championship.
ing yacht NAVAL Queen" owned BY Lieut.
Davis, formerly Of the L. 5. Navy, but now a
farmer near the lower Potomac shore, in Vir-
ginia prize of 500 will be awarded to the
winning boat by the National Yacht Club, the
entrance tee of which. 10 each boat. is to b.
fixed according TO the number of entries for the
race. The presentation of flags has not yet
oeen determined upon, but in all probability
that conclusion will be arrived at. at the next
meeting. Capt. Flannagan's "WhItehall" row
boat, IL Is stated. will have a competitor in a
new boat OF the same description, which is
now being built.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, "a Penn.
sylyania avenue, between * and 9th streets;
established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c successfully
treated withortpain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. to ID. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

NOT PAID By THE PUBLIC-Eiitor Star. A
correspondent Of an evening paper, who signs
himself Inquirer" noticing the appointment
by the Metropolitan Police Commissioners OF a
policeman for duty At the Schuetzen Park, says
ne cannot see how il is that officers pald by the
Corporation and citizens Of the District should
Dr. detailed TO watch and guard place of pri-
waite enterprise. thus leaving certain localities
Of our city unprovided." II enquirer" had
inquired" before rushing into print, he would
have learned that the additional policeman in
question h not paid for his services by ..the
Corporation" nor "the citizens of the District
but by the proprietors Of the Schuetzen Park:
the appointment being made only TO give the
officer the requisite authority TO guard against
breaches of the peace II is hoped that the
Indignation of the correspondent in question
Will be allayed by this statement Of the FACT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

CHARGE OF DEsEITIoN AND AprLTERY.-
Yesterday. officer J V. Grant arrested Charles
Arthur, alias II. A. Howard, on a warrant
issued by Justice Corbin on the OATH of a
woman named Arthur. haIling from BROOKLYN,
n. v, charging him with desertion and aduI.
terry, and be was taker before Justice Cor.
BIN. who, at the request of his counsel,
Messrs. l. Carusi and j. H. johnson,
continued the case until this afternoon
Mr.. NJ. Thompson appears for the pros
ecutIon. 1t Is alleged by the prosecuting
that her husband deserted her about six wears
since, and that he has been living in this city
win another woman. by whom he has several
children, and Is doing good fancy goods bust
ness here. The accused does not DENY that ne
was married TO the prosecutrix. but saws that
they agreed TO separate, and he commenced suit
for a divorce in New York, which for want of
prosecution fell through. He alleges that he
has good defence, and courts the fullest in
yestigaIion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

SEvEETH WARD-FTRST SUB OR VOTING
~ PRECINCT-Noticei s hereby given, that in
conformity 70 the provisions of the Charter of the
City OF ashneton, election will be held In the
First Sub or Voting Precinct of the Seventh Ward
on MONDAf, the first day Of June next, o. the
corner OF stb street west and street south south
side, Tor Mayor two members of the Board OF Al
cermen-one to serve one year. and one two years
and three members OF the Board of Common Couu.
ell. and an A SCISSOR; at which said Precinct tn.
votes OF all who are registered in the said Seventh
ard OF the City OF Washington, the initial letter
ceiyed. Polls open At Q. NJ. and cloee at p m
J. +. B. PUkSELG
j. l.. PEARSON.
j. L. n. BOWEN
nv rs Comrris.,o,sr.
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CITY ITEMS.

JUsT RECEIVED large lot of Boys Linen
suits at liable & Co.'S, ass Pennsylvania ave,
between Sd and AZ streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

A. SARS Il Go. A SAKs & Co
Boys School Suits. BOYS School Suits
S450-S4 .50-Si 5O-S&.5O.
All sizes for all ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

THE BEST QUALITY Of Gentlemen and Bows
Shirts, made TO fit, at Geo. q. Henning's, No
Sill 1th street
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Rl Thos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeetown.
VALUABLE IMPRoyLp PROPERTY IN

- HEUhNEIVNN Al AINTIWN
On Thu RSDAl, May -. az 6 O'Clock D m . I
VII seii IN n ont OF the premises, part Lot No
10 irvnlng 81 feet on the north side 81 Bird &c
street; between Montgomery and Rock streets with
adepth OF 10 feet. The improvements consist of
aWell built two story Brick Dwelling Honse i'm
excellent condition. containing ROOMS and cellar
bic in the yard
Terms: One half cash: balance IN SIX and ~elre
m nths. with interest. secured By a deed Of trust
on the property. COnveyancing aud stamps at the
CO u % purchaser. A deposit of $50 will be re-
CURED when the Pre- perty l. struck of.
TH0MAs BOWLING,
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LIE ETNRRAI

The FUNERAL of the late John Z. Robey,
OF Uniontown, ID. c., took place yester-
day al O'Clock, from ST. Peters (Catholic)
Church. He was an employee at the Govern
he had been for a number Of years. The en-
ployees of the Asylum attended IN body His
remains Were deposited in Mount Olivet Gem
ehTy. The following gentlemen acted as pail
Parks, VIM Latchford, Geo. w. Skiddmore,
and Jas. McNabb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

We JUDGE from the immense sales that Mrs
s. 4. Aliens Improred new style) Hair RestOrer
or DTessing Tin one bottle) is preferred by every
one. Every Druggist sells il. Price One Dol
lar. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

E0URTH WARD-FO URTH SUB ORVOTISG
PRECINCT Notice il hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter OF the
City OF Washington; an election will be hello in
the Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth
" ard, on MONDAY, the first day OF June next, ar
the Oftioe of Asbury Lloyd, ESQ. south side OF
Louisiana avenue between AZ and 9Th streets for
Mayo one member of the Board of Aldermen ana
three members of the Board Of Common CounciI.
at which said Precinct the of all who are
registered in the rsid Fourth Ward of the City of
Washington. the initial letter of whose names Is
from n to inclusive will be received Polls open
at a. m. and close ST p m.
CHARLES wALTFR
CHARLES II. NJ. WOOD,
my IS Commissioners
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A. NJ. e. General Conference.

The Conference convened this morning,
Bishop Brown in the chair. The report of the
Committee on Education was presented, dis
eussed and adopted. Rev. Mr.. Graham offered
report relating to lay representation. which
was adopted. Rev. Mr. Turner presented a
resolution requesting the Bishops OF the Phila-
delphia Conference to prepare report and re-
port statistics relative to the churches, which
was discussed at some length and passed. Ad.
journed. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

The RIVER FRoNT.-There is scarcely any,
thing 10 note from the front TODAY At 9Th
street wharf. the steamer Gen. Rueker has ar
rived from Baltimore, with hay for the Gov
eminent. A crew OF picked steamboat men left
this city yesterday afternoon for New York. TO
bring on the new ferry steamboat ssCity of
Alexandria" 10 run the line, in addition 10
second one. which will be completed in a few
days, between Alexandra and Washington
The .'Winnisimmit' and Thomas Collyer''
will then be withdrawn. The receipts Of fish at
Johnson's wharf are extremely nieagre. and
quotations merely nominal ut S15 per hundred
for shad. and $40 and SII per thousand for he.
mig. lntarsectLng Johnson's and Rileys
wharves, the barges Sarah Jane and Rose
Barnes have arrived, with eargoes of sand tor
Nr. John Is. Lord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

The CATHOLIC SCHOOL FEsTIvAL-The fas
uval OF The school children OF St. AIoyslus
parish Tomorrow Will be participated in nv
many OF the children of the other Catholic
schools of the city. The bows of the Orphan
ASYLUM VIII also take part. The different
schools viii meet at Gonzaga College AT half
past one o'clock, and proceed by way Of Ninth
str et 10 the Park. In tie line there will he
four queens. with attending maids Of honor in
carriages. from ST. Aloysius school. and proba-
bly, other queens from some of the other schools
The ceremony of GROWING the statue of the
Blessed Virgin Mary Qhe q ueen of Nav will
be performed at the Park by the queens and
maids Of honor chosen by the schools This
part CT the celebration will be OF a very inter.
esiing character, a. many of the Young ladies
who will take part in il are possessed OF talents
of q very high order,
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In TowN.-Harry q. Wilson, formerly pop.
ular member Of the Common Council from the
First Ward, and now engaged In the grocery
business in Richmond, was visiting his MANY
friends about the City Hail yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

THE IOUNG AMERICA SAVINGS BAxK-At
a meeting of the Young America Savings
Bank Association. composed o: a number or
youths of the Fourth Ward, held last night
rules and regulations Were adopted for their
government, after which deposits were placed
IN the hands OF the treasurer. and then a mo-
uOn Tor adjournment Was carried. Some mod
lhcatlons nave been made IN the objects of the
INSTITUTION, the man one OF which is the in
corporation Of the feature OF each member
piedging himself 10 deposit that funds he can
accumulate, not 10 be- Withdrawn under six
months. when there will be AN equal division
among all the members, 10 do with il as they
may deem proper. Literary discussions and
pursuits will be encouraged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

FoR-CoRNa or other complaints Of the feet
visit DIR. Whites rooms, IA Pennsylyania
avenue, between * and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

TIE FLAG RAIsBp.-Ths Republicans of the
Sixth Ward yesterday raised On the old Lin.
coin pole, corner of Virginia avenue and sth
street, dne new Grant and Colfax nag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

sixth WARD-FIFTH SUB OR TOTIyG
y PRECfNCT-Notlce 10 hereby given. that In
conformity TO the provisions OF the Charter OF the
City OF Washington, an election will be held Ia
the Filth slb or Voting Precinct OF the Sixth
Mard, on M0NDA1, the FIRST day o. June next, al
between ! and streets west, for Mayor. enc
Member ofthe Board of Aldermen. and three Mem
bers OF tn" koerd Of Common Council at which
said Precinct the votes Of all Who are in
the said sixth Wsrd Of the City OF Washington,
the initial letter Of whose names Is from TO in
elusive, viii be received. Polls open a. Q m aad
close att p. m. LEMUEL GADDIS.
CHAkLIS CARROLL.
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SEyENTH WARL-SECOND SUE OR VOT-
SING PRECINCT-Eotice is hereby given. that
IN conformity TO the provisions of the Charter Of
the City OF sshinRton. election will be held ia
the SeconS Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Seventh
ard. on BOMBAY, the first day of June next. at
the wood ofice OF Mr. HALEY, on the north side OF
: street south, betSeen 6th and eth streets west
for Mayor two members of the Board Of Alderman
one 10 serve one year and one TO serve two years
and three members Of the Board of Common Csun-
Gil. and an Assessor; at which said PRECINCT the
votes Of all Who registered in the said Seventh
Ward of the City Of Washington, the initial letter
OF whose names is from ID to Il inclusive, will be
received. Polls open at a m :, aud close at D ma
s. HEPBURN,
VIM. I. DONIPHAN.
my26 Commisst.nar.
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Bf1Hos. DowLISe: AuetiOnesri Georgetown.
CHANCERT SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
S Gahhn ANp OTHER PROPERTY AZ

. ~
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District ~ Columbia. duiy passed in the cause Of
tbs sntscriier win sell at public sacsion' on
WEDNESDAY, June 5, ISIS. beginniag at a.
,. m. all the following described Real Estate in
Part OF Lot number seventy two. on the original
ciumbfs Which part foSt. eighty the psst on
Water street, near gh street, and one hundred
aPpnrtensnces 70 the same Belonging; SUBJECT ecu
siah " nss g :. g. f .a q T ss Z
with High street, on the westernmost side Of said
parcel Of ground. and across the same from Cherry.
Tor the use Of the owners Of the north and south
portions or halves of Lot numbered seventy three,
70 be used by them. their agents and serya ants.
county Aforesaid Known and SesSriced .s part q
BOUNDED and described as follows ~ia."Bss,snias
h h ners .s q d h south p, line q 6. an .s on
.s .s n and TBTs s .ssnSs ..s.esr
sal .n iss,; Iaen.. no.theri and parallel With
asp afete.Sd am tbene. NTH saia ns ., me
wsrdly eighty feet To the beginning, together with
the inrro,snenis, ,shts privileges and sppurte.
Lot number forty-eiEht IS IN - Peters square
the northwest corner formed by The inserseotion II
sS1,b x ses5 and High sIest and run shsnse
then east and ps,siIe rith seut6 street ons hun
ared and eight feet; then north and parallel with
win and binding on south stree, one hnnsped and
s s tat to The with se and sisga.r
nape, ~ rs .anss nights ana spfur's
thai i~s s sf f' SrSsSs %h.rf and w.rehOu.
thereon. lying and being in GeOrgetown, in the
District OF Columbia. Which l. bounded follows,
that 10 % say; beginnns 'or the came Al the inter
SECTION OF the south lineOf Water street with the
east line II the alley vhich lice between the ware
house and lot o; groc n6 recently sold 90 John Da
wilson, and the premises hereby Intended O. b.
conveyed. Srd running tbence easterly with the
south line Of Water street twenty i've feet
inch, L. q point IN the said line opposite the mid
die Of the partition wall which separates the two
westeTmost Of the said three brick warehouses,
then southerly ly and with the sad partition vail,
and the same extended % the channel Of the POtO-
mac river. then westerly With the said channel tea
point which yill be- interested ~ line drawn
south from the beginning with the east inc OF the
said alley, and the same extended south 20 the
said channel. and then with the said line reversed
70 the lightning: tos, Their with all and singular
the improvements. rishts. privileges. and sppur-
tenances 10 the same belonging and appertaiBing.
Terms: One half cash: residue in six and twelve
months. All conveysncine and stamps &C pur-
chaseris Get. SIS to be paid each piece al the
fall IF he hammer.
The sale will tesn with the second described
piece II ground.
The property viii be divided TO suit purchaser.
Settlement in six days. other wise a resale AZ de-
faultinR purchaser coat and risk.
CHAs. n. MATHEWS, Trustee.
my 1s-eoAds THOe. BOWLING. Auct.
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DECORATION OF GRAVES OF UNION DF.p.T
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CENTENNIAL a r..
cent meeting OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, the following order of exercises for deco
Iailng the graves of our soldier dead. on Satur-
day. at Arlington Heights, was adopted:
Reading OF General Orders No. III, designat-
ing the 3Oth of May a. day 10 ba obsar vea
throughout the United States in decorating the
graves OF Union dead. W. T. Collins: PRAYER,
Rev. Byron Sunderland. ID. D.: hymn, 10 mar
tette Club;) Grafton. Hon. James A. Garfield.
patrouc song. (Quartette Club:l original poem
J u. Smith;dirge (FOrty-fourth Infantry Rand !
1ne foregoing exercises will take place in font
O'Clock ID. m.
Procession will form as follows:-Children of
Soldlers' and Sailors Orphan Asylum. in
charge of the officers OF the association and a
committee on decorations followed by friends
generally. The procession will move around
Inc gardens south OF the mansion. the Children
strewlng flowers upon the graves along the
line OF march as they pass, and will halt al the
tomb OF the unknown soldiers who fell in yir.
GINA during the early years Of the war
Prayer, Rev. u. Peyton Brown: dead march
flf'h Cavairy Band. During the music
rated. The procession viii then form in sau,A
order as before and march 70 the flag stand at
Inc principal cemetery. where the programme
address AZ Gettysburg, Hon. Ha.bert T. Paine
Prayer, Rev Z. II. Hall, u. D.; Hymn, Quar-
tette Club.
The Committee on Decorations. with the or
pban children from the Soldiers and Sailors
Asylum. will deploy and take position az the
different stands OF flowers and nays. and pro-
coed AT once 10 the decoration of the graves
throughout the cemetery. The friends IN at
tendance will b. al liberty TO stroll throu Oh the
grounds during these last services The band
VIII relieve each other IN playing appropriate
music During the ceremonies a national salute
VIII be fired from the front of Arlington man
sion.
The band will play the Star Span glad Ban.
ner as the signal that the decoration ceremony
rs ended, and "a an invitation 70 the friends in
attendance TO return 10 The stand. PRAYER and
benedietion by the Rev. G. Il Boynton. ID. d.
Il ne Committee extend cordial invitation
TO all societies and assoc iaton. and TO ali per.
sons who sympathize with the objects in view
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THIRD WARD.FOURTH SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT-Notice is hereby given that in
confor nifty to the provisions Of the Charter Of the
City OF Warrington, an election viii be held in the
Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Third Ward
on AONDAY, the first day of June next at & el,
ley once corner Of sth and streets, for Mayor,
serve one year, and one TO serve two years and
three members of the Board Of Common Council
and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes
OF all who registered In the said Third Ward of
the city OF Washington the initial letter of hose
names 10 from TO : inclusive, viii be received.
THOS DONOHO,
HENRY T. SMITH,
my25 Commissioners
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E'IRsT WARD-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
PEECINCT-Notfcs is hereby given, that in
conformity TO the provisions of the Charter of the
CITY OF ashIngton al election will be held in the
Third Sub or Voting Precinct Of the First Ward
ON MONDAY, the first day Of June next, at the
school house: west side Of Twentieth street be.
tween and streets for Mayor. one Member of
the Board of Aldermen, and three Members of the
Board Of Common Council. and Assessor: at
which, said PRECINCT the votes of all who are regis
tered in the said First Ward of the city OF Wash.
ingt"n. the initial letter of whose names is from
to nj inclusive, will be received Polls open at
a. IN. and close at Z m.
CHARLES n BERGER,
S. B. PARKER.
my6 Commissi epers
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EIRsT WARD-FOURTHS SUB OR VOTING
PREt1NCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in
conform nifty to the provisions the Charter eff the
City Of Washr gton, election will be held in the
Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct of the FIRST Ward
0ffes south side Of street between lst aud
18th streets, for Mayor, one member of the Board
of Aldermen, and three members of the Board of
Common Council. and AN assessor, az which said
Precinct TIE votes Of all who regi stored I'm the
said first Ward OF the City of Washington tine in
ital letter OF hose names IL from to ipclusiye
will Ice received. Polls open at z a. m and elose at
p. m. GEO. +. KIDWELL
q. W. DRCRY.
F.. A. TAkERNS,
nv cs Coumissinrarz
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THIRD WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT-Netice Is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the
City Of ashineton, an election will be held in the
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Third Ward ON
MONDAY, the first day Of June next. At Keiiy's
once. corner Of Sth and streets. for Mayor two
members of the Board of Aldermen, one 70 carve
one year, and one to serve two years and three
nembeIs OF the Board Of Common Council, and an
Who are registered in the said THIRD Ward of the
City Of " ashington the initial letter Of whose
nsmes is from to T. inclusive. vii be received.
Polls open at O.. m. and close at m
JOSEPH B. CASSIN,
ALEXANDER HAYS.
my2S Commissi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave it's peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief fer many
hours. 60
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW 8.
AmnsementA &C, Ts.Night.

NATIONAL THEATRE-The Richings' Opera
Troupe in the bohemian Girl" -
MET7ERoTT HALI.-OIe Bulls last concert
but one IN this city pTior 20 hrs departure for
Europe
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EIFTH wARD-SECOND SUE Or VOTING
Il PEECINCT-Notice 10 hereby given. that in
conformity TO the provisions of the Charter of the
City Of Arlington, election will be held In the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fifth Ward
on MONDAY. the first day of June next. at Mr.
south for Mayor. member Of the Board of
Aldermen. and three members of the Board of Com.
mon Council, and an Assessor; at which said Pre-
epct the votes of all who are reg in the said
Fifth Ward OF the City of Washington. the initial
letter Of whose names Is from to inclusive will
be received. Polls open at m and close at
p. m. ALPHEUS TUCKER
s. G. WALES,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc'r e.orx,,..,
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Georseto,n

w" btNoi Auct, Georgetown.
ELESANr FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RESI-
HStAhk !Ia SN Pkosfkcr srREff AT I
on THURsDAf AFTERNOON, May 18th at 8
O'CLOCK viii sell in front Of the premises part OF
Lot No e. fronting 5 feet inches more OF lees on
tne hStth .lde OF Gay street. between Ma@hinxt "a
ana Consress streets, adjoining the residence OF
me iete WllliaE kedin. The Improvements con-
slst OF large FIRST class brick Dwelling Hons.
NO !s,l Containing r. rooms. hath room chins
cosets two cellars, Ga. aud gas fixtures IN rough
out the house. range. hot and cold water wash
tuhs. and gil the modern improvements Pss.es-
sion given immediately.
Also.
immea ately after the shove, viii sell part Of
Lots NO ~ and 90. fronting - feet on the north
sipe OF respect street near High street by A
depth OF 100 feet improved b. substantial brick
Terms: One third cash bss nce in one and two
Years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
on the properly. Conveysnciug and stamps At the
cost OF the purchaser. A deposit Of ss0 will he
fe S;,ln when the p'oPsr dS a. ssraek On
myI Int. Chron.. Courier CODY