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VIRGINIA NHws.-Tne depot at Keswick was
bored into by thieves on Friday night, and
Msssrs. Graftan IL Carr had some 900 or 500 lbs
of bacon stolen from il. Mr.. Graftan remarks
that the depot was not the only object that was
bored BY the proceeding, and warns all persons
against eating the meat, as il was poisoned
Adam Franklin. (black,) was hung at Ap.
psmattox Court House on Friday lait for the
murder OF q colored man named George John
son. Franklin confessed the crime under the
gallows and stated that the wife OF the Iaur-
dered man instigated him to the deed.
Gen. Canby has assigned Judge Morton the
duty OF holding court AT Lvachburgh, in place
CT Jndge p A. Boiling, suspended.
Three men were killed on Saturday by n
blast al quarry, AZ the Pump House. near
Richmond.
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[By Bdnkers' and Brokers' Teleordph, James N

lBy Bdnkers' and Brokers Telegraph, James NJ
Gdssd,cdy, operator
Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks and bond =
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 5.-First Board-U s. Sc,
lal, coupon, 1214 520's, 1S02, coupons. I22 i
1854, coupons, III; 1864 coupons I1Sx; 1855,
coupon, nav, 1l9k; a2o's. leH: coupon. neg
i0l0's, coupons, 1905: Pacific Mail SO *; Ohio
Z Miss; Certificates, "a y: Mariposa, 2ax ATTAIN.
nc Mail, none; Canton, 65k; Cumberland, 33K;
Western Union Telegraph, 42X; QuicksiIver'
iSx; Boston Water Power. 1Sl: New YORK
central, 13h; Hudson, 15s; Reading, 90;
Michigan Central, 13O; Michigan Southsrn,
lis; Illinois Central. 1i3xi Cleveland and
1o34; Cleveland & Toledo none; Rock Island,
122x; Fort Wayne, 15sx; Alton & Terra Haute
IS; Toledo q Wabash, none; Adams Exp
59%; Wells, Fargo & %. Express, 3lX; United
States Express, 66H: American Express. 40;
Merchants Union, l4k: Chicago & Alton, l56
DO; preferred, Isl. Market steady. Gold, LBS X
al3S4.
by Cable.l
LONDON, une 5, III a. m.-Oonsols. money,
24i Censols, for accounts, 92h; Bonds, sox
Illinois, 95; Erie, 49,.
fRANKFORT, III q. m.-Bonds, S64aa.
LIVERPOOL, II a. m.-Cotton market opened
firmer Sales 10000 bales Middling Upiands,
llk; Middling Orleans, lI7s.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Col Weir has lust re-
turned 10 Fort Hayes from pursuing the In
diaDs who committed the outrages AT FosseI
Greek. He did not overtake them. Another
scouting party was sent out by General Gus
tar yesterday morning. About one hundred
Indians were seen last evening within a mile
of Sheridan, with a red nag hoisted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

JOHN =. RIGELow has been appointed clerk
IN charge of the loan branch DIVISION of the
Secretary OF the Treas ury's office vice William
ii. Andrews resigned. Mr.. Bigelow has been
in the Office for a long time past.
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~Coex-dghting is lively IN New Jersey.
lece.
~Itinerant shows are not allowed in Ober-
lin, Ohio,
SAn Indianapolis gin-min opened on sun
dsy with merely Bible and pitcher O. water
on The pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

Mr.. John Attfie|d, Professor of Practical
Chemistry to the Pharmaceutical Society
contributes the following seasonable directions:
IN these hot days a cool apartment is a real
luxury, a luxury to be had far oftener than
most people suppose possible. The secret
consists, not in letting in cool air, for natural
~ All DO that whenever they have the chance,
but in keeping out hot air. II the air out
side room or house be cooler than the air
inside, let in by all means; but II il be hotter,
carefully keep IL out A staircase window
LETT open during the night will often cool the
passages of house, and the rooms too, if
their doors be not shut; but it must be closed
at eight or nine O'Clock In the morning; or,
II on the sunny side, at four or i've O'Clock
people generally make is to throw open their
windows at all hours OF the day no matter
wnether the atmosphere be cool or screening.
"Let MS have some arr they say, and in
comes the treacherous breeZe-for even hot
air is pleasant while 1t is gently blowing,
taking away perspiration, and thereby cooling
the skin; but the apartment is made warmer
instead OF cooler, and as soon as they move out
OF the draft they find their room to be more un.
comfortable than before. Let in cool air, keep
out hot; this Is tie only formula to insure the
minimum Of discomfort. Sitting.roo may
generally be kept cool during the whols day il
the doors be only opened foringress, and egress
and the windows be kept closed and shielded
from direct sunshine by blind. II the atmos.
phere OF room be impure from any cause, let
II be renewed, hot air is less injurious than bad
AIR. III room be small In comparison with
the number of persons engaged in IL, free ven-
ulaton becomes indispensable. In cooking
apartments the temperature will probably be
higher than outside, hence the free admission
even OF hot air will be desirable. II persons do
not object to sit in direct drausht of air win.
dows and doors may be opened, breeze being
more refreshing, even though several degrees
warmer than snll air; but under nearly all
other circumstances rooms should be kept
closed as much as possible till after sundown,
or ull the air outside is cooler than that inside
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ex-senator Matt Carpenter 40 one Of the
delegates from Milwaukee 70 the State Ten nsro
ance Con We ntion.
"a chinese savings bank is TO be estao-
lished in San Francisco, which it IA thon-S,
Will set loose at least i've millions of coin nor
boarded IN Old stockings by the thrifty Oeies-
tials.
ga Mrs. Curtis, who had her foot crashed
Sya rairoao car Tour years age, near Detroit,
has just recovered $4,000 damaxes. Ata Tor,
mer trial, two years since, the jury gave her
$1,000, but tha. was set aside.
TWO boys, and l6 years old respectively,
commited suicide in Vermont. Fulton County,
III, last week. A little son OF Mr.. J. II. Har.
ris hanged himself because reprimanded by Ia
mother, and Rhodes Kinney. his schoolnsc<.
.'lQet 70 see how hanging went"
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CoooANUr CAKE.-Take two caps OF sugar.
two tablespoonfuls Of butter, and the yolk Of
TWO eggs beat TO foam ead TO IL one cup
three cups and q quarter Of flour, and three
teaspoonfuls OF baking powder, or two tea
spoensul OF cream Of tartar and one of soda.
each layer is cool, instead OF using Jelly
make q merfngue Of the white Of one eGg we'll
beaten, nine teaspoonfuls Of white sugar, and
one as convenient. Mix and spread evenly
on one OF the cakes or layers, then put on
another layer, and 90 on until you have an
ordinsry sized Loaf Of cake THIS quantity
rist.
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EX-SENATOR MORGAN has Just bought a
painting by VIM. Hart, entitled "Breaking up
OF the Ice on the Hudson" which has attracted
good deal Of attention lately in art circles.
PIice - 500.
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NEW TRIAL IN BREACH OF
pROMlSE

AUGUSTA, MAINE, J une Sin the breach of
promise suit brought by Mss La wrence against
Draper Cook. wherein the Jury rendered
verdict of $500 for the plaintiff in October,
1857 The full court to-day rendered an opin-
ion sustaining the exceptions taken by the de-
fendant and ordered new trial
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"A RT GALL ERY
304 PENNSy LvANIA AyENUE.

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Gs--
man, french, Ereltsh aad American CHROMOS.
ENGkAVINSS, ,PHOTUGRAPHS. PASSE PAR
TOUTs, sTERLOSCOPEs and STEREOPTIC
oysl ana square ffCTURn FSAMEs, CORDS.
TAsaBLS. &c. kc.
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode
rate. SMITH STRONG,
&C l6-ly Proprietors
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ga little boy was once asked il he had anv
liking for cats. "Oh, yes" he replied, 81 Ike
them very much-to throw stones at"
~Lafayette, Ind, married men who stay
rAticns.
~ Queen Victoria will devote f2,5Oo of the
profits OF her book TO founding scholarships
for the boys Of BalmorN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

JOHN NJ. LANGsToN, OF Ohio, having declined
the mission TO Liberia, his brother, Charles
Langston, has been appointed in mis- stead.
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Col. MANUEL fRKYERg, Peruvian VI Nnister,
has engaged rooms at the Eohitt, and Will be
here on Monday morning next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR BREACH OF
PROMISE CAsE.-The long pending breach of
promise suit Of Amanda J. Craig VS.. Elisha q
SPraGue commenced in Wheaton, ILL.,, on
Monday last. Both parties live IN Cincinnati,
and the defendant is heavy real estate owner
in Chicago. The suit was instituted in Chica.
60, but q change of venue to Wheaton was
granted. The damages to the affections Of tie
lady are estimated at Si0O,OOO, and when the
case came mp on Monday there was an extra.
ordinary crowd in the Court Room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

"A WoMAN's PARLIAMBNT.-A circular has
been issued inviting advocates OF Womap's
Suffrage to attend a Woman's Parliament, t.
be held in New York on the first Tuesday
and Wednesday OF October 1t states that
the object Of this Parliament is to organize a
legislative body Of women to represent wo-
men upon all subjects of vital interest to
themselves and their children Among the
matters which the Parliament proposes to take
in hand, the following are specified: First
change the whole system Of public education
and to appoint the teachers themselves;
secondly, TO take charge OF all the prisons
and reformatory schools Of the Union; third to
resolve themselves into q sort Of universal
Hygienic and Sanitary Committed: fourth, to
dictate some improved regulations TO be in
cubated hereafter,) in regard to female labor;
fifth, to reform our household and domestic
service; under this head are included the
''abolition OF the washtub," and the ssdoing
Of less work at home," and sixth, to make our
legislators honest. Any collusion with "Wo.
mans Rights organizations is denied,
although the object of such association is laud.
ed to the skies. A permanent organization is
to be established, and dele are to be elected
thereto in the same 10 amer as is done by the
men who are to be reformed.
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ACROSS THE CoNTINKNT.-SenatorC Con Killing,
ex-senator Wade, Gen. Boynton, U. H. Pam
ter, Esq., and Gen. Dodge. Chief Engineer of
the U. =. X. r., start Tomorrow for the Pacific
coast oy raIl, for two months trip.
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Wall Street Ta.lax

NEW YORK, June 5.-Stocks firm but fever
ish. Money steady at 6a7 per cent. Sterling
l0-iO's, coupon, Ok. North Carolina's, 60 X; do.
new, 56H. VirginIa's, old, SIX: do. new, 81 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, June 5-Flour Sc. lower. whea,
shade fTmer. Corn lc. better
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Baltinsrs Markets, Ts.aay,

BALTIAoRI, J June 5.-Ootton very firm at 80
cents Flour fairly active, but prices un.
coanged. Gram entirely unchanged, except
Tor mixed Corn, which is quoted at s1ass
Provisions are unchanged since yesterday s
prices. Whiskey, weak at S1.OlaSI.V2.
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HOi FOB GLYMONT.
GLYMoNT PAVILION.

This delightful summer resort on the Potomac
river - now open for Excursions, Pic n
Mics, &c Private parties can take the Ycs( Il
N all boat daily for GlymOnt, at . m. &s:K
ard I'm Leave GlymOnt 81 .. m and a. IA
reaC hing the city at o. IN and D. m. at reduced
rats, ard get breakfast and dinner and other re-
freshnents On tine ground at city prices, and the
beet the market can sford.
Other steaners will in Q few days make daily
u1ps 70 6lymont at reduced rices
Persons wishing TO spend q delightful time away
from the city. can DO now by visiting Gi mont.
my Sim JOS. II. sHAFFIELB, Proprietor.
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ItECIIVED TO DAY, ON CONSIGNMENT,
rom Central Neg 1ork. large lot of
PURE UIDER VINEGAR.
casks. For sale by the
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY.
Js Penn. ave, tetwsea Igth ss6 18th sts.
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GENERAL SCHESCK is announced 10 sail for
Europeln the Cunard steamer OF the sth ms,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts to-day
rom this source were sS2S,OCO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER
FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing
AONDAf EyENIn9. JUNE 4, 1869.
The Associated Artistes Of
KELLY LEON'S NINSTRELS
FROM J2O Broaaway. New York, will appear
1VERY EvENIHG. and
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Door open at o'clock. Admission, so Gents:
n usual. CHAS MELVTLLE
JeS Business Manager
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HENRY ALBERs, CONFEOrIONER AND
H lCE CREAM MANUfACTuREk. 800 IIth
street. between and u streets. undoubtedly FAR
nisbss the finest ICE CREAM and wATHR ICEs
IN his saloon. we'll to Families, Fairs etr
ndsing By the extensive business he does. mil I'm
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EoIE -Under the regul ations Of the Dep partment
a. hef etoore and ow existing no pnyment can be
m-de for advertising proc iAmations pt 10 such
pub lshers e are speclally au thorized. is5 SL3t
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Mr.. o. ID. MADGE was to-day appointed
chief of the special agents division and super
visor of the special agents Of the Treasury De-
partment, vice Col John B. Guthrie, resigned.
Mr. Madge has been for many years past a
clerk in the appointment Office, having charge
OF the papers, &C., relating to the special
agents.
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uarIouA.II AT u.I,

Pa AVENUE. CORNER IA STREET,
1ommensine MONDAY EVENING, May 2tth.
81 O'Clock
Tickets so Cents. for the two seanees combined
Deserved seats. rs Cents extra
Tiekeu car be had In advance on and after Fri
day Morning., May 2lst, az Ellis Music Store and
NJ the door of the Hall nv cltf
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Government Securities.

WAsHrHoToH, June g. lS69.-Jay Cooke &
90 furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
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NofIOE TO PRE-IMPrION CLAIMANTS

1very person entitled 20 the right ef pre-
any Of the lands within the towns and parts
OF townships above enumerated, is required to
tabltsh the same the satisfaction of Ihe Register
and k.eefver Of the Land Office and make pay
menS tberefer 90 soen practicable after seeing z
thfs notice and before the day appointed for the
commencs ment OF the public sale Of the lands en-
oreclns the tract claimed. other rwise such claim
viii be forfeited. JOS a WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land once,
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PHocLA.A1!qss = 81 ri fhk PRESIDENT OF
TIE UNITED STATEa

In pursuance Of law, I, Ulysses s GRANT,
hereby declare and make known that . public sale
viii take place at Den.er City, Colorado Terri
oS the 1s n tss h snSd SsS
lands situated in the f.llowing named tow nshi ps
NortA Of fas Base Lias aHd Wssf Of tAs Sy,A PriH-
townships and :. range O.
townships ], 2, 5 and 8. range 65.
Townships 2. 8. A. and s, range IS.
TTS:a:RRiS: =: ana and range isSs. 8
IIo.n.hsip. Io.ship J. z, 81 3, :; s and 8, range 60.
And parts of township Z, north OF ranges cs and
o. .hish will be offered In accordance with a
SosIa Of Ia Bass Ljne anf West Of tAs SixtA Pm
TTo.n:ssips .,::,s' and ;. range 81.
TSwnsbiSS: TwnbS s'S..'s sssd ~ !, 70: I range IS
H; u, IS and ls: range s..
Townships I TO 10 inclusive, and township IL.
Tovnshirs to inclusive, ranges.
townships to inclusive range 50.
townships 2, and 3. range 40
which viii be offered in accordsnce with a schs'i'
uls furnished the Register and Receiver
.rownship 60 range s..
Township q, range 81.
Township 20 range -.
Township 70 range e6
Township 20. range ..
townships l9 and -, rance %.
Township 10. range %.
townships j. ard lg, range 20.
Lands spprO priated by Law Tor the OF schools,
military and other purpuses, or lands on whICn
applications have been hled under the provisions
of the homestead Law, will be excluded from the
sale.
The onerins of the above designated lands will he
INN oTer IN Ssy ar. aOs
N. TsnneI nreseIined Sy the fT.t @ scion & Of the
asss ass 81. ss. S and as
than ftrO Cssks, and private entry of any Of
laacs sin be admitted IN til after the expiration
the ~ 10 weeks from the 18th of sep tember. 1859.
Given under my hand at the city of W ashinRton, 4,
this eleventh day Of May. Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty nine.
By the President: u. s. GRANT.
Jos. D. WILSON,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIDRNT.-The
President has appointed e. e. Andrews, of
Minnesota, Minister Resident to Stockholm:
James L. Graham, jr.. u. s. Consul at Florence;
Charles r. Mobley, U. s. Attorney of the
Southern District Of Florida; and John Lynch,
of Louisiana, Surveyor General OF the District
OF Louisiana.
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WONDERFUL PERpoRMANcr.

MASTER FRANKID ID. 0UNNELL,
AT the request OF many respectable citizens. wh D
nave witnessed these manifestations at his
fsthers residence, washington, u. O., will give
o series Of public exhibitions of
CABINET PHENOMENA
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!; 4.e( ON 6HiBITIoN JSo, 4

S1hEEI: J AT MARkRITERs, (SrREHr
NO 80 seventh street. Sstween ID and streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Snesee 0ll Paintings; Epgrayings, ChromOs, &c.
also. Largest Stock Psperhangings. Wipdoy
ehsdes. Picture Frames. Picture Cord aud Tas
sels Kings, Nails, &c. in the District TERMS
ApA-ly
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TIE ORPHANS Of deceased soldiers and sail
ors, from the Home in this city, visited the
Presidents Mansion to-day, in charge of the
matron, and were escorted by General Dent
through the east. green, blue, and red rooms of
the building, as also through the Presidents
grounds. One Of the smallest Of the children
presented General Dent with a handsome bou.
Quet.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-16


icle Nothing. Il skilfully turns matters
seemingly the mos, injurious to It's own al-
vantage. De Young might have meet VITA "
eool rscsnt;on at the Friedlander wedding,
which he wished to report. An exagsera'eu
story was told by the legitimate press Oh MS
adventures and mishsps there The rsspee-
table dailies imagined they had a never ia'i-
inc hank Of satire to draw on. It was thought
De Young would never hold up his bead alter
the occurrence. But Le. Nextday's Chron-
icls put che boldest possible face on the mat
ter. |, teemed with the subject. 1t reported
the wedding, and in another column carlca-
tured it. 1t laughed louder than any enc else
at the affair. and so drowned the outlaws of
the lesitimates They have had nothing to
say about the matter since. Such tactics are
admirable. 1t is beating the enemy with his
own weapons. As far as journalistic husi-
ness talent and enterprise is concerned, Chs.
Devoung is superior TO the entire combined
heavy lcspectable-time serving San Fran
cisco press. lie is devoted to the business; !;
his life is in il, and yher.h sleeps at night,
be dreams up new sensations for the morrow.
Much credit is also due 10 Bowman the edl-
tor. He was the making of the Dramatic
Chronicle. I know il is hardly lawful to
mention his name since it is the rule among
all newspaper uroprietors here to keep their
brains carefully out of sight. The aim seems
ever to be, TO impress him with q due sense oi
bis insignifeance and dependence. 1t is not
meet that he be too prominently put forward.
Tie proprietor represents the leading editor
when important principles are dealt with.
Brains on snch occasions is rushed into the
ooal-hole You see the London Times has no
known editor. We faithfully copy the Lon
don Times. 1t is death, decaptatiDn and loss
of position to make yourself known as The real
editor of the Evening Jackal. You are paid
for so many words. You are bribed to smoth-
er your identity.
PRENTICE MILFORD.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-16
Sherin'S Sale.

uDY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOSURE OF
Mechanics Lien andan order Of sale issued out cf tho
District Court othe Fifth Judicial District, of the Slate
o orna and Comfy of Tuolnne. in the action of c.
n IIebe. aga inst Thos b. Howard. Allen Oliver, A. NJ
Mitchell. r. NJ Wilson. Louis Armstrong. u. H. Markey
and G. Leach (alas Stanisaus Tunnel Company) and
T Faxon Isaac c. Stckney, Harris Morse. and u d.
Carter A. Adams duly attested the l4th day OF Jan
nary A D. 1862 an commanded to self the following
described property towit That certain ditch hnmes
and reservoirs situated in THoumne Comfy State Of CAL
fo-nia and described fllows-commeneinS on Wads-
rbs Ranch near mountain and running tn ence in
meanderinc course Westerly distance of five miles more
or less 10 the Stanaus Tunnel Conpanys Cement Mill
near tn River being the ditch fumes and res
ervos const, and used for the purpose of conducting
water for propeng the machinery in said millaso the
Cement Mill situated in said comfy about one mile ancve
n, rnes Ferry and about hundred feet from the
month of the old Stsnsaus Tunnel together with ths
land on which the said supersructurcs stand and con-
yenen pace around the the for the convenient use
and occupation thereof -, s.-.A dr
Of February A. D. 1869. IL o'clock. NJ in front 0i ~
Court House doci the City Of sonara viii sen ~
above property to the highest bidder TOT
satisfy said Judgment, with costs aBd scerung Ss,
Sonora. Jc cnGary 10th. is6a-iw