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THE CooLIE TRADE.-Seereta1y Boutpelfs Opinion
Col Casey has received the following letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July %, 1869.
Sri am in receipt of your letter of the 2Sth nlt,
covering communication Of Mr.. VIM. Creevy, dated
the 26th ult relative to the importation of coolies into
this country and asking for instructions Of the Depart
ment.
reply that Mr.. Creevy is in error IN stating that
the act of 10th February, 1862 prohibiting American
citizens from engaging in the cooie trade has been alb
rogated. ...-..
On the 10th January, 1867, resolution was passed
unanimously by both Houses of Congress- expressing,
the adherence of the people of the United States for
the cooe trade and in conformity with this resolution
Mr. Secretary McCuoch addressed to the collector of
your port the letter of the 10Th August 1867 of which
copy is enclosed.
Additional article to the treaty between the United
States and the TaTsing Empire, concluded at Wash
ington the 2Sth July last, and which now awaits the
action Of the Emperor of China reprobates any other
than voluntary emigration, and agrees to makeit
penal o1anna taka Chinese snh from China with
out their free and voluntary consent
The Department of State; by circular of l7th JAN
uary 1867 addressed to Ministers and Consuls of the
United States, directs that the Consul at any port
where coolies may embark be required to certify after
full examination that such embarkment is not forced
produced by fraud but is voluntary, and requires
that such Ministers and Consus use all the authority
power and influence at their command towards prevent
ing and discouraging the carrying the traffic refer
red to in any way.
Such being the facts in the you hereby author
sed and directed to all vigilance in the suppression
of this modification of the slave trade.
Very respectfully,
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Aug. spanish reconnaissance met
party Of insurgents Cinco Villa and killed 80.
HAvAsA, Aug. Captain General authorised Span
ish bank to issue SECOND loan. Proceeds of conseated
estates especially pledged for its redemption. Num-
Der Of volunteers on island ,noo Previous reports
were intaFraeE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEw YoRK, Aug. A. Marshal Barlow seized all
Spanish gunboats. Cause yariouslS attributed Most
plausible is that boats intended to operate against
Peru Barlow refused to allow Colonels Ryan and
Courier to return to the United States Oh parole.
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In powng or teaming on the road in hot weather,
always rest the horses on an eminence, where one
minute will be worth two in a warm valley
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STAPLE" AND FANCY GRUCERIES,
and all kinds Of Farming Implements,
which they offer to the trade at as Low Prices as
they can be obtained outside of New Orleans
Having had their commodious Warehouses thorough
overhauled and repaired with entire new brick walls
around their Cotton She'd their facilities for storage
purposes unsurpassed, and their charges will be as
reasonable as any other house in Shreveport.
This, with their long experience in the business,
leads them to hope for continuance of the patronage
heretofore literally extended to them, and for which
they return thanks to their friends and customers
mh20 6m
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CHINESE TRIAL IN IDAHo-A Chinese trial has been
in progress at Silver City, Idaho and has considerable
interest from the novel way of swearing witnesses The
Tidal Wave thus describes the ceremony: ROSTERS
head is hacked off with knife, saucer broken the
oath written on yellow paper, burned, and the smoke,
in which is supposed to be the spirit Of the burned
oath blown up to heaven in each case. The prosecu-
ton and defence each FIVE Witnesses killed five
chickens, broke five saueers burned five pieces OF
paper etc. After killing the chickens they thrown
away by the Cinnamon and considered unfit for use
but having had their throats cut, nicely bled etc. the
having been by, and confess to having been
guilty Of the sacrlege of assisting deyonr portion
that really fat, lender and good to unsanet
fed palate
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New Orleans Picayune, 3lst.

WENDELL PHILLIPS HowLs OVER THE VIRGINIA
| ELEcrIoN.-From the last uterance of Phillips, the
grower, copy the following choice paragraphs
'still, while the Chief Justice plots to bring the
rebels into power this shiftess and incapable Admin
stration allows State after State to slip of its hands,
It is time some one should sound note of warning.
We gave johnson six months trial and are willing to
wait as long for Grant We mean therefore, to ex-
press only serious fears not settled dis
trust. When Grant absurdly, and without consua-
tion flung Administration at the country rem-
bed such proof of his untness for his great place
And every hours experience with that Administration
has increased our fears. What demand of the
thoughtless and timid men who made camp cap
tain President is that they US from the conse
quenees of their mistake by surrounding him with
men who comprehend the hour and are brave enough
to meet it. Gen. Grant has all the physical courage
that the Virginia campaign Of 1865 needed. He has
shown himself too weak and rresolute to conduct the
Virginia campaign of 1862 soldiers courage is one
thing, and Grant has it. statesmans courage is
totally distinct quality Hitherto Grant has given no
evidence ef possessing it. in the camp one of his
chief merits that he knew how to choose his agents
admirably In civil affairs he has bundered in his
| choice like child
''Unt Georgia admits colored men to their legisla
tive seats fill every other Office in the State with blacks
to make rebels understand the Government and keep
the balance Throw the whole weight of the
National Government into that scale in Tennessee
Mississippi and Texas which will give the loyal mer
the rue-loyal sustained by education, land, po
tica rights and by business fostered and protected
that it will remodel the State.
"The nation gropes and feels round for govern
ment-and grasps only air. Mr.. President, if you can
not draw your sword at least show your hand Reb
eldom is doing great things Illegally. Your admins
traton is doing nothing strictly according to law.
1.-THE pilot who sleeps at the helm is guilty as h
who deliberately the ship upon Gibraltar. Th
blood of the murdered loyaists CT Georgia is on tn
skirts of his administration. would rather be LIE
at Appomattox-no, not Lee, the executioner and as
sassin of Libby prison-be any knaye rather thai
Lee--but | would rather be Pemberton, snrrenderin
at Vicksburg, than Grant successfully and safely dee
in the White House. WENDELL PIIrLLIpsn
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THE MODEL GovERNMENT.-The oarpet-bag organ
tells US: South Carolina one OF the most thoroughly
reconstructed and of the most prosperous States
in the Union.n
In illustration have the Following in an exchange
We were shown yesterday groupe Of photographs
OF 63 members of the reconstructed South Carolina
legislature, so Of whom are negroes or muattoes and
IS white ~ red and white, dramatically the re-
mander l4 make their mark With the aid Of an aman-
uensis; are tax payers to an aggregate amount OF
$46 TO- the rest taxes and the body levies
on the white people Of the State fer $4 ,noo,o 600
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+ GEo. S. BOUTWELL,
Secretary of Treasury.
The following is the letter referred to above:

The following is the letter referred to above:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT August 10, 1867.
Sir-Information having been given to the Depart
ment concerning alleged trade in coolies between
foreign ports and this country eontravening the laws
of the United States, and apprehensions being enter
tanned that acts of this nature are in contemplation
and may be committed, you are hereby instructed to
inquire vigantly into the circumstances of all cases
where there to suspect any such violations Of
law and to report them at to this Department
the same time bringing the facts to the notice Of the
proper United States attorneys.
Please acknowledge the,recept of these Instructions
Very respectfully,
Fl. McCULLocH,
Secretary of Treasury.
VIM. P. Kellogg, ESQ.,, Collector of Customs, New Or
leans, La.
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8. M. CHAPMAN,

ALECK. BOARMAN,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Office, corner of Spring and
IN Texas streets, Shreveport, La.
Shreveport, February, IA, ls66-ly -
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VIII career, Dut lie py GltLi Will
laugh, and with look Of triumph plunged into-the
boot, shoe and hat store of J. B. Lewis, No Texas
street, and ordered new pairof brogans. This last
act being proof positive of his sanity, the crowd qu
etly dispersed.
NEW ENEMY OF CoTroN.-Col. J. w. Booth, OF
the Winona (Miss) Democrat, gave us yesterday, a
graphic description of and heretofore unknown
enemy to cotton, which has appeared upon his pant,-
tion and others, in Carroll county. The monster is
about the size of FREELY, but there the similarity
ceases. It has small trunk like Young elephant,
and munches the cotton forms like hungry j. mule
at fodder stack. The colonel visiting his place,
the other day. discovered the invader in great force
and concluded to catch few of them put in bot
tie and bring to Memphis, but they were not to be
bottled He chased the whole tribe for an hour with
out capturing of then and gave it up III disgust,
after breaking down SO Of cotton. The new
anatomy is constructed with spring in his back af-
ter the fashion Of that famous bug classicay defined
jack snapper, by which it is enabled jump six
or eight feet, with the ceerity of aea It seems to
have been bull. for jumping cotton Thus far
none of them have been taken alive. The only one
caught dead and had his back broken Cotton has
been considerably damaged 10 that region by the new
fashioned jack snapper. memphis Ledger, July Il
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N. B.-The Louisiana agent may be addressed pc
P O. Box 472, New Orleans.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
DIED.

LYLE. Suddenly, en- SuniaJ morning. the ith
inst. At lo.s o'clock. HAhLAN GILMHB LYLE,
Oldest son Of yohn G.. and Lizzie Lyle. aged 8
years and q days
The child whose death is here announced was
arknovledR Red By all who knew him to be a boy of
uncommon gifts aud great promise. Beautiful in
appeslaBce, most attractive in manners,
strikinely precocious 4. mind, and with q nature
Of moral endowments. be the idol Of his
family God has taken HIM. and lOyiHg hear s are
Cru~hed All tbatI, n air Of their daril them
now l. the memory e a bright, pure life, slch as
- rsreiy witnessed III this fallen word. pre-
-ious memory indeed. that will continue with
iomb. Though slsays In perfect health, the Zig ht
of the other worli fell softly and enchantingly
on his young heart that he often expressed de
SIRE TO BE- there God sen ftm q De- Diy ALI ct-d
parents q blessed ministry of comfort. This
his liie vUfk, II done Jesus loved the
iCRser remain in 1hi- cursed exile from heaven.
The secret of his rren1at death the petition
e. Jesas. Father, l vail iH-t where an there
be ~ sy b. Slso :"
We symyathiye With tf- jerraysd family. hut
With littl- Harlis ret1jc. In his early Ettain-
ment of iur LUbirs= destiny possible TO maa-rs-
CenIptIuu through the p. - " Jesus IL A.
coz vt 3 Is O'Clock n , On the 12th instant
sft.-r short Illness. n SJANtS = CUE. SR, fr
the Ith year IF bis sge.
BIZ fuSeI..I will take pa at o'ci0-L n to
avenue. 10th street. His T lends are respect
fully Il, tied TO attend.
New York and Boston papers please COPY
HALLETT Or the evening - Jne Ilth irsts-t. .
after = short and painful Illness, OF pueUm MIA
LILLIAN PAYS0N HALGsfT, in the 80 p ) ~
Notice OF the fureral in tom ,rrows Oh-onir'e
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAMS, &c.

Th- boI,irg member ~ the IRdisna LegisIa-
-u-s be.s appeared aud TAX = their seats. Ii
seems. however, 70 have be-u Understood be-
rrrsna.d that no vote on tue fifgs-uth ameui-
ruaf,t srouId b. tszss, AMI ne Democrats
members Of the S-Hr-p did uNt taka their seats
until rss rIurion was passed in the Lower
Hons pO-tpOnIng acton on the amendment
uuru tLs lltn II May.
The latest Developments in the Auditor ald
tioyrrbCr Imbr 0gno D. Lpui-'ana, WIS cisCOv-
valuable doeBrc -nts wee Coucral-d by the
Aud O. III the tuildis a. wntch he Office Is
s.rusf~6; among them aooa' $500 unpaid
STATE t-UpCu~. TIL c9-r. -a Tar Is IL ha- pro-
-ressed shows 10 less 70 ne state.
The Cuhan TuLts h-lt 4 meeting At New
TorR Yesterday. TIE proceedings W-re secret:
but Or vs. ia 'i-natef tr1f a strong eXDpf ton
n s,d Z the Cubal ins Urs7lrs has -, sail lrsm
a Scu,hHrr pct under cCmrsGnd o! distin-
guished imFriCsA Ofic-r-
Governor Wsiis- ada -ps I'd large Repub-
ECar meeting '" k.cbrnoud Yesterday. giViag
the history 81 ths ucsSa2r of t1e Virginia lee
non b.Il - CoLCrrss aLd a'tTIoutiug nuc a of
-hs u-.-S- . hi- 3vr eN-T's1a- IN t;s behalf.
FrCr- Eio We ls4ru that ~ expadit a OF
Tvs4,r nous taj men Wa l5Out % start from
AsUUCiOU, Paraguay, st the last advIg--, IN
-eaIC6 &C Lopez. UhO was ,tIll IN arms sons
~ a. ie III the interior
samuel sutton, q regro who killed another
negro naIlsd "-c,r - tJIiSEie during a plcric
~ Saddle River, y - G-r-e.. n me it1 o
July last, has been found guilty Of murd-r in
the frs degree.
TAe D~mCcra-s % H9ges'OEn. Md. yester
day elected their en ire uckrt for town COun-
Cilmsn by an average majority OF one hundred
and lightly three, aud increass over last years
majority.
Tn sentence of Plumley, the Vermont muir
dereT. IS 10 take effect year and hall fro.n
the present TINS. He Is 10 re executed Septem-
her -. i-sU-time enough 10 repent and pre-
pare.
large meeting. under the auspices OF the
Free Trade League, was seld al Brooklyn,
New YOTk.,yestsrday. The principal speak
ers were Henry Ward Beecher and Professor
Perry.
II Is reported that fast sailing propeller left
New y OTk a few days -4nCc, with guns and
war materials and about one hundred and
thirty men, in aid Of the Cuban TevolutionisLs
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Gov MN MT sALE

10 Z MT SALE.
At the Augusta Arsenal. pear Augusta, Ga o.,
the 2ist day OF April lse CONNIE scinR no clock
. n, the following articles will bs sold At public
. 900 he Unfpisned (pin cakeD Powder, Con-
ieaersfes states msnufscture, Augusta Mfils.
4.ooo lbs. Blasting Powder. damaged.
100 lbs. Poe sder mixed size.
COY ibs. wroueht Iron scrap, Axlss and Tires.
,o CO. oDnsinee "a, IRON breaking up gun carriages.
s,ses lss 0ast Iron Field Shot and shsi
SO ~ lo.; 0uneoAt Iron Plates. % x7ns 10 feet.
i;oCS ib: Ehse. TIN. damaged.
is.sss 4. .sii ib., s,s. EosIsn Ss,al Rags.
.l2 Cavalry and Artillery Blankets, worn ana dan.
7oss Untitled Canister Tins and oartride. Boz
7Opoo yards Of Gray Webbing. one inch wide, f,~
nsnu'sctgre ss9i OF halters and reins; new ana Of
600 yard. Of the came, too inches vide.
so eross White Bone Button. Engiish m.uufsc-
mn tufe, new and 81 good quality
SO EIoss nsw Iron Buckles ssd Rings, for Har-
g Ciiizens' saddles, with . large lot OF Haltsrs.
i.iee lot OF ARTILLERY Harness. With spare
uscss, hames, Breast Straps, Breschines.
lot OF spare Impleme nts and EQuipmsnts, TOOK,
Alot oi Sld hsS MseSne. and worn on, c.r,.,,.
Blacksmfths' spd Ssddlers' Toos.
a few old Carbines. Musksts, With . lot OF spare
Sss sVs eas sss be
Comm sndine Oficer frankfort Arsenal. near Phil
corner Houston end Green streets, New Yors city,
and from the Undersigned.
Terms cash. stores to ss ssHeyec y,sein ssa
Capt. of Ordnance, Bvt. Lieut.. Col. o. 9. A. Con
mandine. apsA a
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rHAECERY SALE or IMPROVED LOT
~ hEAk STkEET. BETCEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTH

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of .ba
District Of Columbia, passed in Ghaucery canss
No. 1857. flanders ct al Saunders ct al
shall. on TUESDAY the Zth day Of pri, 1850 ON
the premises, at O'Clock p. m offer for sale Al
square numbered 357. together with the imnrova
ments thereon, consisting of Frame Hosse Tbe
said Lot has front of rs feet, and a depth OF as
feet and 10 situated near street, bat ween Ninth
and Tenth streets north '
The sale Offers an opportunity for inyestnent In
en improving neiRhborhood "
Terms One fourth cash: and the balance in
three equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest, cured by the notes OF tba
purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trus
tee. deed given on the payment OF the W boie
purchase money. Stamps and conveyancinR At
purchaser cost deposit Of S25 re iui rcd at the
time Of sale. JAMES HyBAN Trustee
Ut. OOLDWELL l. 90,
ap IL eod q % Auctinneers
Evening star., 1869-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
fO.MOR r OW .

III COoREk q LATIhkh Auc,ep.e-,
so.,, s1 Late 0lsIs; .itS ]. Q. soGuirs CO :,
star Once Buildinsp '' wv
PIANol0RTE, eILrTRAME MIRRORS wa,
sAkk0R. oHAMBeR. AND oisIs, Hobs
q Or @ihbs sasbIYt n a. ttSs mSsSrse ,,,u,,,,
~ nc nco'ock. o. tAe residence No i'o5 ~.
"xI -. s'snae. near Fourteenth street ~
ffSssrr1os f"s r1es- -ss..d @ Grand Pi.uOforte
,Trsps:sry, veiSes k1sIi.h isSa: BSa:... and Is.
Mahogany Psrior Suite. Hat, ,,s,, ,,,
uusms Curtains ard oarsio. ''s'n pNah'
Mabos an ssns,oa Dining Table. C.aA-en Chain,
Ps.,b PSssst. ads BaIs.us, wsrdsobs.
Hs,, Hpss,hef bsds, Bolsters. snd Pillow.
IA HAT ~ sc,oH sr,, risr y JJ.hi-- IAN oiIclo,a
SLs sno iass~are- kitch.n Raauis,..s
CooPER LATIMEE, A.rtu
HOUSE FOB RENT. c 7n,sin,,s s,s,.n -
@ ana , oae r5on; ersk s,.ble and carriage sSnse.
apio-d COOPER q LsFiIssap,p sspp .ne.r
glYOHAs W BoFELRR .u-,,,,ee--
ID Successor 10 J q Mrsseire ( 90
Corner Pennsy ysuis avenue .nd lg,h -ts
sGPtRfok ABiSsS TusSIiTT6Dsss..d TDs.d W
a. On WhpSEspAY MORNING .n-ii ,.sh
Fuini urn '1
"9Millson. corner Of 9,h ara -, who is s5,'rr
Dis business } q large -fork ~
met run ture Ac.- embTscing IN part VIZ
I"tbty PaIlor seiis, upholstered ia plush. hair
Fifteen elegant and substantial Chsmber satf.
completa ~
Ten W walnut and Osk trimmed Gotta . Set,s
twenty hNe Painted Cottage Sets
carved and plain
Gilt and Walnut frame mantle and Pier Mirrors
In great variety
An extensive s..oftment OF Marble top ani other
Hat Racks. Hail Chairs and Tables
alnut and Oak kxtension Tares, from 10 20 "
feet
" alnbt and Painted wardrobes. Book a.es
Parlor and Office Desks
arnnt. Oak and Painted Parlor, r.niuV Rocx
and hsmber Chairs in great variety
Zine n air and shnck Mattresses
Feather Beds Rol-ters and Pillous
Fancy Parloc Chairs, ,ribs, &C
And other articles usually kept in q frst class
furniture estsblisbm.nt.
0re Herring Safe
One substantial and nearly new Furniture Was m
Two superior Hors~s. Harness &c
The attention OF the trade ami the public gen
orally n called TO this sale lt will probably be
the most extensive sale OF nes aud we'll made Fur
niture that has ever taken place in this ci-y aud
the whole win be disposed OF positively and ab-o-
lutely TO the hiehest bidder. This alone Ga af
dtion 10 The superior character OF tn goods
should insure large attendance
The sale will be continued daily until the entire
stock is sold.
Terms cash.
The store Is for rent. Inquire on the premises.
ap pu SHAs. w. BOrELER, Auct.
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. EITID STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II WASHINlr0M. n 40 foe

On the petition Of GE6RGf S FoWLsR' * Of
Seymour. Conn, for hinself. and 30 Pr ROMA
FOWLbR and MALTBY FOWLER Of WaIiines-
ford, Conn, sdministrators of the estate Of De
0rasse Fowler. deceased, praying for an extension
Of patent granted 20 the sai1 George Fowler and
De Grasse Fowler on the 18th day OF April. ISIS
for an improv ement In Machi aes for Fuuebine
act Of Congress, approved March 5. 1893:
II 10 or0sred that said Dsution be heard at
this ofice On the 7th day Of June next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
Dispositions, and other pspers should be lied In
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FO0TD,
UhS-lswsw Commissioner Of Patents
Evening star., 1869-04-13
RY ONION L BUTTS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokera
Corner Seventh and streets

yALUARLE BuILrING LOT ON O STREET
WEST, AT AUC1IUH.
On FRIDAY, the letn instant at o'clock o m.
we shal sell, on the premises. parts Of iots nm
ber.d One, Two, and Three, in Square rhres Hun
dred and ninety six. being IS feet front on street
and l23 feet 81 inches deep. making mos axcsI
lent building site. Properly ia this sec ZION Of ,ba
city ls IL proving more rapidly 4. vslae than in
any other part ot VI sshington.
Terms: One-ibird cash; balance ia siy twaIva
and eiehteen months. for notes secured by de ID of
trust en- the premises
all convey aecing and revenue stamps a, the co.t
o. the purch haser. Fifty dollars down on the y of
sale ONION n BUTTS
apl33t Auctionee,.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
RE DAYS.
q cREks Z WILLIAMS,
Aucttuneers and Beal Hsfste Rroke<v
No. s2o SOuthesst corner IN and streets

~
Aucttuneers and Besl Hstste Broksrs
NO sSo south"~st corner Yth and d streets.
hxSts,or:0ss SALE or tax yALuAsLs
fssn1rttarN fs1t 4, w.saINaTyN, % O. %
- rsFs - r,y,n. ALsEso =, ,si q, Lsx pEoEasko
E1 asoess-d. shicL empowers che nuaersis I'D
= ,, se., sni oo9,ty n. real estate. 20 csry
hen, am 2 PuI eli, IN ise of the orpasas Siourt
Is, eonaty asiss tse ISse e M.cs.
the s-t@s AID terms hereiuafssr nentioo~d y,
bur siSssi fr.ss, l,9ai 81 % pssn.. ,;,s a ;ss
te ert 81 sad deceased 60 aud IN tha folio ~sss
ss "a is.r.s 20 't . The e,s.'c s, = ,a.t
'sT or M,nsysa,y t1,,s1 :, Persssnce Of the VII
, 10 tx IS and 40 .sv.1s :, ~ 's,s st s'los
% n.al.r~1 EIGHT, s-Ve 81 }, each fre ntias
"a ,nces on uo4sh .tr.Ss one s sH IL ~ Shss -
ard ierig 500 ie.t In d-r'h Let siI fs9 ,mnpS,sS
tu SANE OsH. i1meais,e,g nster .se,. ..,.
Ii 'igh tssai ,4aNro es-t % square numher.i
cishl iucH-s a f,,t inefes1 n S.~ ~ ans
s,I tnH,s. 80, ~, .'h SO tSrnty ~ feet ana
i,Hs,o'ei ~ = t~O-story and basement Frsm.
un THCRSuAY, AprI q. isss at.o 90.
.. IA =" i,'.r'ten 90 On :. disfsion OF .llars
,~.ri, n,S''g sei tS.aiy 1lSst lsss.l frOn,iag
i,'t,o on ith ~ e. wet. t.twrn ohio aveni- aos
- y stree Cor. b. r't improved. Good sas-rGrs
IN -sAF D-y st s's5 -. - = ~ p.,,.,r
rs ,s on, sad ,nft~en, u IN ssuATe i've hua-
'st c'T uer 80 1t one, unsiu- tht aoe north ~.rs
- aVhk INC es-i"rn lac % lot tEO nfnstT-
g., ~. IS. +s.. ."rcs cast tw~nB feet ~ fertl
,h.,.. .'ntn 20 IN" line 81 north q street and
siente WIN &c iUe ~ AID street q tba - -
@ % s,r nj iaEroNrt by a thre-- .tsrr and h,.e
,ntbt br'Ck Dive ling with 20 X buildiac- - -
Esr-e', heiVesn - sni sth .t-a-t. x..t -.
sirsbis r-stoeHcs n"Nr tn Cp Hali
on FRIDAY ap-ii 2Sd i-sl n so'cl,ckn
Ls' toHr- O. m slgar. Huntb-red thirta~p "a
fronting one hundred 100 fe-t on north N .tr.s.
ana en- huE'rnT and te0 tll0l .-et on ssth str.-,
west Improve - arwp q sry P-i K Hou.e
Terms ot sale pDe third ca-h. nalauce in anal
inss met Is ~ SIX 8, twelve II aud eighteen ~
months ssfd balance q inte9 fro IN dax or
sole, aud 20 se -scurrd by deed of trust on m.
prenlees slS i -0n each piece OF ptOe4rty
when the sane 10 hii OF COnvey Ancius ana
stamps st pur-h s@-r or purchas-rs cost
JtHS n JOHNSON Uxecuto-
apl d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts