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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
THE "POULTERERs' FRIEND. d"
Og CHlCKEN POWDERS
FILL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 20 Cents.

EACH PACKAGE.
Price 20 Cents.
FUNllE annexed are a few Of the certificates we
Il have received in proof OF the great value
aud efficacy of the Poultcrcrs' Friend
CAHAotLIoS, Baltimore Co. bee IL. Is67.
1,ssrs. ClofuortAy 20.
Gcntlrmen-i have used your " Poulteters' Friend p"
upon brood of young chickens that had tie gaIs and
happy to say that BY the q fcW doses thcy
wers entirely cured Il will certainly the KaIes
uhen used according 90 directions
fouTs. ke., GEu HARTMAN
ANSsrotis, Nd Fch an. Isas
Nsssrs CfstangrfhH a Go.
Gentl-ncn-i have sold all the Pcsitsrcf. FRIEND"
iTeeeiVed from you last August The Poultry "a the
surrounding country was dying very fast With "Choe
I Tscunlusu uded your PoultertTs' Friend. aud
faf could learn Il Ia. proved a Tor thr ds
kf.lgctfully. GOODMAN.
ButtSoEr Ieh "a 1865
Ns,ssf TiytsoffiB 80
NJ chickens wefe 4! inr .-ty last sith shat nv
neishi-,r. called Chicken CLnsra was induced 10
charm gaNr directed and tt cared those that
then sirk tnd have not any smlun. 1i the
B MENcKEN.
Gross and " atsr STREETS
JA,tiAsoN, Frederick County. MI
July 2.l. 1867.
MUIR CloiWorfkyd Il o.. hatiismors
tsentlrtnen- The wonderful cgr-s Nhieh have b-.H
made by your Poutcfcrs ffisnd cannot tail g. ia.
tsT-s, al sho raise Poultry gepnsman q this vi.
lags has lecn Nerimetlng On ehieAens With the sas
Hs tried your "roulterrrs Friend. according 10 the
directions aud Il had the desired eject ~ destroy
the Uorm eaeetuAlly relieving tbs chicken at
Since then have had many calls for h and u has eh
used extensively wh the result II i. Of inealcu
labie valu" TO All sho raise Poultr, .,,.,.,..,.
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NEW 8OUN TIES.
United States Bountios.
State OF Maryland Bounties

A !, Is confidently expected that both ton
N grrss and the State Legislature will. at
their present sessions. enact laws providing
Boz NTi iof those Soldiers snd Sailors who
haV" never yet received any. It Is important
that th".e interested should have their claims
IA Tia" hands # some one who will loOk io their
interests and see that their claims are put up
On fil" Early and IN due iorm i"r prompt pay
ment.
shall V" glad &" receive IA" papers of any
such VII" desire a. avail themselves Of my ex.
perisnce aud facilities IN the collection 81 all
just claims.
All pap"rs will b" promptly acknowledged.
and Will" IN my hands will be kept ia a fire
and burglar pr""t vault, specially built for the
pr"s"rvatiun OF thr increasing number "i val
uahlr paper ga my possession.
WILLIAM a. HILL
Attorney ~ Law,
y. T. cor. Fay"tt" s.. Pani Si.. Baltn.
April I. iSrS. ~.
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BLACkssf
Cd,Pi0gc MdnHIdcfurer. de-.
TOWSONTOWN. Nh

(iARRlAGEs. BuGGIEs.
~ JAEGER WAGONS,
And everything IA his line. executed in as good
sty!c can bc done in the city. and on the
mosi reasonable terms. An examination of hi.
work b. solicited.
eo- All kind. Of BLACKSMITH WORK
| done. a. heretofore.
III Ps-York Road, above Ady's Hotel,
Towsontown. formerly occupied by Sheridan
and Iiughs May 3s.-t0iS.
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Miscellaneous.
IO3 CLEA I'ELIND'S IO:2
POPULAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ec- WHOLESALE ROOMS down STAIRS

We eau Compete with any
IIousc in the city. Cali aud see Us:
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FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FoE RETAILING

taasamrr,: Ne ran MAKE u To lsur la,aAiAss
is rail- aud as.
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Prepared by CIIAs. a wM. CAsrARf.
APOTII EC ARIES AND CHEMIST

'Vr. h'dii, ~ I Fta".yira",n ir,.,..
..t'- fric" IOc and s,r peg package, B..
PACKAGE tor - 90
For Sale at WILLIS DRUu -ToRL.
Feb. T.. iShs. -iy Tpwsont"wn. Nj
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GITES or DrERTIsIXG.

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VI ,,rit .ul'.cauent insertion, ss cents PER square
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-13

The month of April opens with brisk demand in
the Boot anu Shoe market, and with fair prospect
o. a good trade for the next eight weeks. Manuac-
are ul OF orders; the stock in the market of med-
um priced 6ojs and Shoes being quite low dealers
are unable e. supply the present request Prices of
all KIN Is OF stock are firm and advancing the great
est advance being on serge ,ods, meaiIn grades of
which are now about 20 per cent. higher than The
rates of the LIST OF February, at which time some
buy rs placed orders for delivery H. March and Ami
Stock OF all kinds has been constantly Advancing in
price, and wages are now considerably higher thar
they were lrly in the season. Mems calf and buff
Congress ana Bamorals are in good request, with
small assortmcnts on hand; as the warm Wea her ~
prolches, buyers are pressing in their orders for
goods. With the exception of orders taken at last
winters prices. he seasons trade promises q he nv
up to that of any evious year both in amount md
profit to manufacturers, and bids lair TO continue
goo till late in the season. There is an Improved
demand in the jobbng TIA e, as the N W England
retailers are now stacking up Tor summer, and their
stocks have zen kept down quite low through the
winter The advance in he fine grades If goods is
about 10 per cent-lShoe and Leather Reporter
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Mr.. Woodward introduced bill to enable
the President to order the Attorney General
to draw up feigned issue to test the consti u
tionalty of any act which the President may
have vetoed and which may be passed over his
veto. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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XLth CONGRBss-seoond ssssioa.
The Impeachment Trial.
H9 NINTH DAY. 8 t4t-

WASHINGTON, April ll.-Gen. Thomas was
examined. He explained that when he saw the
President Feb. 2lst., he had not received the
letter from Mr.. Stanton which he read yester-ts
day. He received it next day. HeAalso SAID
the instructions of the President were for him
TO take charge, not to take possession of the
Office. When before the House Committee he
did not hear BuIleigh's testimony read. He
assented to the correctness of the testimony as
reported by Gen. Butler at that time.
Cross examined by Mr.. Butler-He said be
was positive the President simply told him to
take charge, not to take possession. He adj
mitted that he had called Karsner a liar Just
as the latter gave his testimony before the
q. the Court. He has not latterly, or ever said,
"We will have that fellow out of it if we sink
the ship. Did not use an equivalent express
sion to Mr.. Johnson last week. Whatever he
said to him was in jocular way. Since Civ
ing his testimony yesterday he has not talked
about it with Gen. Townsend and several oth-
ers. He told the counsel this morning what
corrections he intended to make in the CONVEX
sation which he testified to before the Commit
tee as to his having had with the President on
February 2lst, about Gen. Shriver. 1t did not
take place on that day. When called before the
committee on February 26th he twice asked
them to postpone the examination until the
next morning. to give him time TO 60 over the
matter in his own mind, which was refused.
lie corrected portions of his testimony then
given.
zen. Sherman was then called. lie testified
that he arrived in Washington on the 4th OF
December and remained two months, coming
here on business connected with the Indian
Commission. About the middle of December
he was assigned to duty as one of the board 10
revise the army articles. Had several inter-
views with the President in relation TO the diff
firultv with Mr.. Stanton, befole and after the
l.tter's removal %
Mr.. Stanbsry-Whatc conversation tool, nlace
between you and the President on the 4th of
JanuaEy in relation to the removal of Mr.. SIAN
ton. e.@-t , 90 ra~t -+ CT
The Managers objected.
The Chief Justice ruled the question admiss-
able and a decision by the Senate was called
for, but before the yeas and nays were taken,
Stanbery said he regarded that the testimony
ought to be introduced as vital to the case and
went on to remind the court that the managers
had introduced much testimony in the effort
to raise the presumption of criminal intent on
the part OF the President by testimony relating
to events which occurred months before the 2ls'
of February, and argued that the counsel had
an equal right to bring forward rebutt;ng testi
mony in order to prove the President honest in
Intention. In support of his position he quoted
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e u II OPE.


PARIS, April 1.-The effect of the new army
olll aud other extraordinary war measures re-
Gently taken by the government has been to
create a great deal of excitement and uneas-
ness throughout France, and particularly in
Tue rural districts, murmurings and discomfort
nave become so loud and unInstakabe that the
seml-otfical press of'the nation feel it necessa-
~ to attempt to dispel the uneasiness.
The Constitutional, La France, La Patrie
and several other journals of this city have for
the past few DAYS contained editorial articles
calculated to allay the prblic excitement
These newspapers pronounce this apparently
vast preparation Tor war the best pledge of
peace. .-.- .,., .rt.. .
PARIS, April 1.-THE Moniteur to-day pub
llsnes official reports made to the Emperor by
Minister i'inard, in which an account is given
of the military changes which have been made
since the bill for the reorganization of the ar
my has gone into operation, and of the effect
which they have had upon the country. The
Minister states that all the reforms Introduced
III the Guarde Mobile, in accordance with the
provisions of that bill are completed, and he
asserts that these changes have been received
with popular applause almost everywhere
throughout the Empire. He contradicts the
repol is of dissatisfaction, and declares that thu
new army law is sustained and defended Ay
the patriotism of the French people, who thus
give new proof of their confidence in the EN-
perOr.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, April -Evening.-To-day the
weather has been delightful and favorable for
crops.
steamship Union, from New York I'd inst ar
rivy d this afternoon, and alter transferring her
London passengers, mails and freight, sailed
for Bremen.
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WANTED i!
WANTED.

OK Journeymen Bakers for leaf bread, wanted
y mmedi tety, MN CT good habits. 10 whom
steady employment and liberal wa. given on their
arrival here M0lR q &C.,
City Steam Flour Mills ana Bakeries,
lie Argyle Street, HALIFAX, N. 8.
EB-For further particulars apply to
GEO. II. STARR.
No. so Exchange St., PO.tland.
April 6, 1868. div
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Domestic Vi arsSets,

New YORK, April 11-Cotton deeidedIv biober
under active SPEC lative demand; sales 750 bales
Middling UplanIs Sic Flour-reeeipts 1G07 HI Ia
sales 300 bbs.; Stale and Western n shade firmer.
Superfine Stare at so q 3d. Extra do at 80 G5
10 81 Choice do at 10 700 1880; round Hoop Ohio
at 80 a. 10 2j Choice do at 10 81 a. 10 rs: Superfne
Western at 80 az 20; common to good choice
White Wheat extra 1900 q Is 75; Southern rath u
moe steady; sales 500 bbs.; common to fair extra
SO q 10 60; good choice do 1910 a IA 40; Cali
orna is in fair request; sales 1900 sacks at 10 90 %
400 Wheat opened q &c better; ST es SO 600
hush.j Chicago Spring Nos. and Mixed at 2 AZ;
do No. lat 50 delivered; Amber Pernss lvania 80;
Wmte California at 20; White Canada at Oh.
corn L. better and less active; sales II 900 bush.
new MIXED Western II q "a afoat; old do / ri
w SIoie ute SoutherQ and Western IL a. 19y !;
fr 1rio@ sonhe!n and Western 2Jt q 26. Oats
nn sties 'oO0l BUSH; Western 864 "a s6Ic in
a az Q. H. a0at. sellers opt on len DAYS Beef
hrm safes 2OOO bbs.; new plain me IS "a 5o a 90 10:
new extra mess 20 so az "a 80. Pork onened tirmer
ana quiet safes 200 bbs. new mess "a M o. *
closing at Y 10 regular; old do Is 81 n DC ca ,o
at Is W regular; prime % 90 a % TorJ 's Ss
sales $50 bbls. at IL q 1sc for Dbls and 80
steady; sales at 20 u 40c for Ohio and 81 %
State. Whiskey quiet. Rice dull smear 8 ooo III
fairly act vel sales 90 hhds.; Muscoyado ~ Io any ~
lie. Coffee quiet and firm Mola ses auiet My NJ
Stores quiet; Spir Turpentine at G5l eo SIC. Ras
at 80 q 90. Oisquiet; Lnseed II "a 81: otbar
kinds quiet. Petroleum quiet sales crude at Il 40.
refined bonded 25kc. Tallow steady; sales IS 600 bs
at u 69 I24c Wool shale lower; sales 90 900 HIS
at Is g 74e for domestic fleece; az q 47c for puIleI
23 a &c for Texas; 242 3i3c tor California 22c f,
Mexican; 22c for Rio Grande and 228c for Santiago.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Wheat per sail Id
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
sUFFERINGs AND DEATH FROM FAMINE.

UFFLhINGS AND DEATH FROM FAMINt'
ST LOUIS, April 12.-Yesterday returns were
received from General Sherman's headquar-
tiers, Forts Laramie, Randall, Larned, Daco-
tab, Ripley, Riley, Smelling and kearney, con
tanning a Statement that no events of impor-
lance had occurred during the month.
A Fort Berthold letter dated MarGh "a, says:
The indians here are starving. There have
been thirteen deaths up to this time, and pros
pect- of a coed many more dying before spring
Tor want of something to eat. They have eat
en- all their dogs and great many of their
horses and mules, and are killing them daily
to sustain the lives OF their children.
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GEORGIA.
THE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, April 11.-In order that there may
be fairness in the approaching election, Gen.
Meade directs that the ballot boxes shall not
be opened, or the votes counted, or any infor-
nation of the progress of the election be given
till the polls are closed. After the voting is
closed, the managers shall select two men of
character, from opposite parties, who shall be
permitted to be present at the couuting of the
ballots, SO as to witness and verify such count
inc ltt .If
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A vIR GsNrA.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
RICHMOND, April lin the United States
Circuit Court to-day the case OF Shepard VS..
Virginia s. Tennessee Railroad, was brought
up. The road had taken a lot of -four 10 snip
South. but the connecting road being threat
ened by the Federal army. they refused to take
it, and it was put off at Bristol. 1t was kept a
long time and finally sold by the Company.
The Judge ordered that the plaintiff be paid
for the -four at its value in good currency when
ALI
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g O Nj M II CIAL
Foreign Exports at Portland.

The total value OF foreign exports from this mort
the past week amounts to 1924 572 .O3. Included in
the shipments were H. box shocks s26 shocks and
1855 do OATS % empty blgs 3S9 bush wheat 1855
do peas 335 do seed, 1882 bbs -four. 342352 lbs ba-
con- &C. 52 do lard 900 do her. 1888 do cheese
14,4OO do pork 95S do ashes 49, 1870 do copper ore
% sewing machines, box leather, do mise, 20
bb!s. dried apples, 26273O Tbs cotton 81 bbs bad
ders, 2e3 pkgs mdse., $50 bbls. clam bait, boxes
machinery, kegs varnish. do rosin, bags bar
ley lO7 hoxes tobacco, Dbl cheese, SO bb.s. peas
ros betting, y bbs. shorts go do pork do seed so
tubs lard bag seed wheat, 10 10 seed 24O ,bbs oat
meal 1sS boxes herring, 200 bbls. corn meal do SUI
gar, bag do, Dbl. ,nolasses, 30 do rye flour 467
bales hay 10 cases lobsers 30 tons stone ballast 10
bbls wheat 80 pkss. cheese 81 pnncheons spirits 3
boxes bacon, 55 tons raj way iron 292 bs iron man
ufacture, Is casks nails, 1903 FOG feet lumber bdls
frrc
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To Let.

a TENEMENT In Franhli lin Street. containing
IA rooms. ASP one ON Lincoln s., contain ng 8
rooms. Apply to Mr. Nj LIBBY.
Dec 20. eodtf IS Franklin st.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF RAILROAD coNDUC-

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF RAILROAD coNDUC-
.H tt7 TOR. s1a. ~
: CONCORD, April 1.-George w. Ramsay,
freight conductor on the Montreal railroad, ac-
cidentally fell from his train between Wells
River and Bath yesterday afternoon, and was
SO badly injured that he died at half past 8
this morning. The slippery snow ON the cars
was probably the cause of his falling When
found his skull was broken and he was uncon-
seious until death. His home was at Woods
vile, where he leaves wife and two children,
and he was about 40 years of age. Superin-
tendent Dodge telegraphs that the deceased
was good and worthy man, whose death will
be greatly lamented by all who knew him.
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THE ELECTION.

.3 WILMINGTON, April 11-Registration closed
to-day amid considerable excitement. The to-
tai registration for five days was, whites ana
blacks 400; total, including former registration
ment is Increasing daily, both parties strain
ing every nerve. Accounts from BlaGen and
Richmond counties indicate large additions to
the white vote under the new registration.
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CALIFORNIA.
BANQUET TO ANsoN BURLINGAME.

BANQUET TO ANsON BURLINGAME. "
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Arrangements
are being made here to give banquet to Hon.
Anson Burlingame and the Chinese embassy
1t is expected that the affair will be on a grand
scale. Gov. Haight will preside and Mr. Eu-
gene Casserly and other prominent citizens
will participate in the occasion.
NEW LABOR EXCHANGE. U ~
The leading merchants and business men of
San Francisco have organized a Labor Ex-
change for the purpose of obtaining informa-
ton and employment for the great number of
emigrants arriving here from the Eastern
States and from Europe.
Legal tenders ~. r-s~sasa srss se,a
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THE Spacious cham bers in the woodman Block,
over Varney and Bakers, 80 feet front BY 100
feet deep. well adapted for the Boot and Shoe bus
less, or Hats, Caps ana Furs, Clothing, Dry Goods
Millinery or Fancy Goods business, Taking into sc-
count the location aad that a goods received
and discharged in the zeal by one # Tufts Patent
Elevators, this may be considered one OF the best
rents in Portland. For further particulars enquire
Of the subscriber.
Apr 4dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN,
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To Let.
To Let.

NHAMBER in building on Market Street opposite
~ the Post Office suitable for Paint shop or
m9ny other purposes Inquire No. IL Smith street,
corner OF Gum berland. "l spr6-dIW
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As't @s<s@ sALEa.


" AT "oiEL1tN,ESDAY, Aorl 18th. at O'Clock P. NJ.
fast Hsir 10y FORE ST., l shall sell Tn Break
CARS. BOW and U. 5. Coffrp, Teas, Tobacco, CT
Pipes, SPICES. Cres, ME Sugar. Lard, Pork, Mus,
per Sauce, Tan Snn larar SAFER itus, Starch Pop
BLEACHING, STaebSrIds stove and Shoe BrnsIes ISe
Fancy Goods, ~. Sc ~ ono" and Cigar Gases,
Inc eoods are III good order and must ba so,a
Apr 13-dtd Auetioneer.
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LOUISIANA.


10 INSPECTION OF LEVEES ORDERED. f .a
NEW ORLEANS, April 11.~Gen. buchanan
to-day issued an order requiring an immediate
inspection of the levees by the police iuries in
each parish, and weekly inspections oadition
hereafter The order prescribes regulations
for the protection OF the levees, and expires in
case of erevasses.
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TENNESSEE.


IN NASHVILLE sI Tenn, April 11.--An election
DaVidson County. The Radical tick,t was
erected without opposition Two white and
one coiored man was chosen. The election
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CANADA.


OTTAWA, April 11.-Detectives are steadily
accumulatlng evidence against the prisoner
Wheelan. They have found that the hous e
nearly opposite Mrs. Trottel's, where Mr.. Nc
zee boarded, has for some time been vacant,
and that the doors have been left unfastened
On the back doorsteps of this house two tracks
are visible; they are those of a man who pass
ed inwards and outwards once. Wheeian's
boots nit the track in the snow exactly. This
discovery accounts for the sudden disap-
pearance of the murderer, who evidently PASS.
ed through the vacant house to Wellington
street, short distance from the Russell House,
where Whelau was seen Immediately after the
murder When asked for his boots this morn
ing, he SAID these are not the boots wore on
the night of Mr.. MeGees murder.
= EXPLOITATION OF SILVER. yss
TORONTO, April 1.-the Montreal banks
have exported $4,000 in American silver in
order to lessen the Inconvenience occasioned
by excessive quantity now in circulation.
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FOREIGN Markets..

LONDON. April f1-Forenoor. The HOLIDAYS con-
time till Tu4s lay. The following therefore. are
money and account. -
American secnrites-United States 5-20's 72s "a
722 lnois Central shares 9SI; Ellie shares AT
Lo DON, April 11-Forenoon.-Ofic returns of
the Bank ot En- slanl show that the amount of specie
Ill ITS vauts has decreased e2790C0 curing the week
ending to-da,
PARIS, April -Forenoon.-The bullion in the
the week. r- =, = = - 80
L 'NDoN, April 11-Evening .-American securities
u nlted States 5-2 s 728 a Il Erie shares 465; IL
inols central shares 933; Great Western shares S2I
Sugar buoyant and unchanged.
FRANKFORT. April 1-Evenng.-United States
5-2O's closed at 754 q 75} for ol 4 issue.
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A. IA PATFEN ~ co., Auc,,o..---
OFFICE II EXCHANGE STREET
building Lots on Washington
ana Gould StPat re at AIction

( }" ~ SD ~ April 10th, at 1-2 past twelve
- IN ,ne premises, VIII be sold three God build
t1g oSs VIZ, one on the corner of Washington nd
aso Lot ~ IL 100 on Washington street adOining
Iii on Sould st ee. They will he
1T an cash or one.hlf cash and time The lots are
desirable ana must De SOLD without reserve A De-
chaser at time OF sale. Plan may be seen AZ he
sore OF Thomas Markev, on Washington streeI ava
at the aueti neers' office. April I'd iu