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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07

A NEW YORK paper notes it as a Gus
rious fact that the pOstofice always sends
smuch larger number Of letters to foreign
countries than are received from them.
Thus, during May, 420,553 letters were
sent abroad, and only 39l ,O62 received.
This would appear to indicate that em>
igrants write home oftener than the home
folks write to them. A single exception
is the case of Italy, to which country
only 1860 were sent, and 1893 res
ceiYed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07
NEW YORK.
RituaIisrn i'm Court.

A case involving the question of Rit-
ualism is before Judge Cardozo of the
Supreme Court. Chss. D. Allen, Low
Churchman, after q vain effort to convert
his mother, who is a High Church Epis-
copalian or Ritualist, made out com.
mission of lunacy, under which 8 jury
found her unfit to take charge Of either
her person or estate. The case came up
to-day on motion for the restoration,
and evidence was adduced by Admiral
Farragut and wife, Rev. DR.. Vinton and
others that Mrs Allen was of entirely
sound mind, and possessed of more than
ordinary common sense. TIE decision
waS reserved .r..s. %. .....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07
FOREIGN,

MADRID, July 6.-Conficts have taken
place in Seville between the troops and
bands Of Republicans. The latter has
been dispersed. The city is cOmpara-
lively quiet, though the excitement is in
tense.
BREsT, July 6.-Dispatches from the
Great Eastern are received bearing date
at 10 O'Clock this forenoon, announcing
the arrival of the expedition in Ameri-
can waters.
LONDON, July 6.-There is an unusual
depression in the cotton trade in Lancas>
ter, and several firms have suspended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07
TEEEGRAPHIC,
WAS HIN GTON.
THE VIRGINIA RLEOFION.
Walker Ahead.
A New Feature of New York
Rituallsm.
Irish Republicans at Chicago.
10 9 ~.
A Negro Postmaster In TrOu-
BILE.
a5l
More Riots In Spain.
arE |.
The Great Eastern Reaches
American Waters.
More Riots I'm Spain.
The Great Eastern Reaches
American Waters.
WASHINGTON.
whose Country is This :

NAsHrEGToN, July 6-Tbe only public
celebration of the day was by the Sunday
school of colored church, who paraded the
streets with bands of music, and after
wards amused themselves on the Presi-
dents house grounds. Many persons left
the city for pleasure elseRhe .li5s
The city was remarkably quiet with the
exception of the general ringing of bells
for a short time inthe morning and shoot
ing of crackers during the day by Juveniles
in contempt of the mayors proclamation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07

WITHIN fourteen days, no less than
1900 immigrants from the "FloWery
Land" have arrived at San Francisco
l 200 on one steamer and the rest IN SAIL
ng vessels.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07

WE DISQUALIFICATION. MOST
unquestiOnabIy. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Our
goods are the most perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT, GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. Tsss,
goods are known to have undergone a thorough
process Of shrinking before making up. and
beautifully lAundrisd after they are made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

Representative from DehalD county
Another Cali for Dunlap.
SMITHvILLE, July 5, 1S69.--W. A.
DUNLAP, ESQ We, the undersigned
citizens of DeKalb county, irrespective Of
party or past political association, acting
in our own interest and in the interest Of
our fellow citizens, and reposing the ut@
most confidence in your patriotism, most
earnestly request that you immediately
declare yourself as the peoples candidate
to represent DeKalb county in the lower
Evening star., 1869-11-30
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. November B, 1850.
the for H. Yea. enSs
81, l7O, will be received this Department until the
sixteenth of December, ls6s At Il o'clock m.
Blank forms Tor bidding VIII be furnished upon ap
The bids win be considered and accepted or reject
CONTRACTS must be executed by the succe-sful bid
ders within days after being called upon 30 10 do
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
10 orders from the Department The entire susnii-
ties wiz, however, be called for during the year
Each proposal must be signed by the indis dual or
.ent y o sass %
tSp@m, approted by Cnited ezstss ce1c cef 81 the
on ~ sfss Ss ,n ssss,s' % e,
ditsoncd npon the exeeution of contract for fnrn-
ans snsh sna and ths as nc s he
All deli, cries win be subject to inspection BY an
sss s and ait the of an 'hs Interior e
will be deemed Gent cause b snnu the contract
at the option Of The Secretary
:, The failure e eomply with any one order under
the Ses.t y .s .' shs ss 1
G sucS quantifes of any srficie. A. shsil es 49,
snS e % tSs is* sssssS such
price which Il shall be found necessary 20 nav ~
viii not be con-idere. aud contracts viii he a1at
aS.s sS 20 estsosheo nanSisetarers ef 9, dss lp
Acting S.rretary &C tha Traas1-e
no b-eolm tChronErie and Repallicaa.I
MASQUERADE COSTUMES
LADIES, GfNTs AND cnILpRrS,
- At HAIRY pOSoHCEr
t-- lovh s;ra~..
&C % eosn 20 ieUEth d,os s0uth VI PelLs 80.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week opens in New York on an easy
money market and rates on call loans rang,
from five TO seven per cent. with the larger
numbtr of transactions at six and seven. Com
mcrcial paper is in fair demand and choice ac-
ceptances are quoted at nine TO twelve; aecep-
tances of an inferior grade are quoted as high a
fifteen although We hear of no sales to-day al
that figure. For single names the range is wild
and rates not fairly quotablc. II should b.
sasd that buyers OfpapeT exercise unusual scru-
tiny in Their purchases. The government bond
marker is weak and declining, in sympathy with
the fall in gold-this, notwithstanding the adj
vertisement for the purchase Of SO, 900 .O3O bv
the Trc asury during December. In the foreign
markets American bonds are strong gold quota
tons and have advanced from . toH per cent.
since Saturday.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

THE CONSERVATIVE SPEECH OF NAPOLEON
The Promised ReformS.--The Emperor OF France
Concluded his speech at the opening ai the Sen
ate and Corps Legislatif yesterday, follows -
Messieurs: You resume your labors after the
unusual interruption of the session. hope the
hodies of the State will apply Loyalty the mod
itcatiOns lately made in the constitution. There
i 10 be more direct participation of the nation
in it, own affairs. This will be new force for
the Empire. May the Chambers prove that
without falling into regretable excesses, France
can support free institutions which honor civil
lied pations.'
The following is synopsis of the reforms pro-
missed in the EmperOrs speech Mayors are to
be chosen from municipalities, to be elected by
universal suffrage; Communal Councils to be eS-
tablished; fresh prerogatives to be granted to
cOunscils generaux; the colonies to participate
in the movement of universal suffrage; a more
rapid development Of primary education; dimi-
mutton Of the costs of justice; and reduction of
the war tax on SUGGESTIONS; the savings bank
system TO be extended; more humane regulations
made for the labor of children. and increase OF
small salaries i'm public offices; useful measures
connected with agriculture are promised; also.
an inquiry into the excise, and a project of law
regulating customs duties.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

MORE FIGHTING BETWEEN BLACKS AND
WHITEs-Loss Of L1e-The trouble on the Mis-
sissippi river are increasing. The citizens OF
night at the reported threats of the negroes to
burn the town. A commit. ee of citizens went to
GreI ada for troops, and Governor Pennibaket
sent them late at mgnt. SUNDAY a serious riot
occurred at Winona - c Mis- issippi Central
railroad, betv cen blacks and VII ties. during
which some fifty sli0t, ~eIe nred, but Fortunate
~ no one was hurt Couriers were sent to Gre
Bada for troops. but they we're absent at Water
Valley. AT last accounts further trouble was
imminent. The Grenada Sentinel of SATURDAY
confirms the reported fights between whites and
blacks in Sun Flower county, the Saturday pre-
latter were reported killed, and SAYS
Cambash. the leader of the blacks,
has been arrested by the military, and
haa, tad
Evening star., 1869-11-30

LOVE IN DEATH Woman Found at q Grdrs-
YGrd.-The Albany kRickerbocker mentions one
OF the most singular cases of love and attach
ment that has been developed i'm a long while.
1t occurred on the night OF the 22d inst, when
well known young widow, living in Centra.
avenue in Albany, was found at the cemetery I'm
the western bounds of that city. Her husband
recently died, and 70 deeply had she mourned
his loss that her friends began to feel that her
mind was disOrdered. About one O'Clock on
Tuesday night she was missed from her home
Her friends, thinking she had gone to the ceme-
tary, pursued their way thither, and strange to
say, there they found the unfortunate woman
prostrate upon the grave of her husband, pray
ing and crying, and almost pershed from cold.
She resisted all efforts to remove her by persua-
sion, and it was only by force that she was COM
her departed husband and protector. Her at
tachment was apparently stronger in death than
in life, for her poor mind had become disorder
ed, almost hOpelessly. Such cases of love are
very rare. Its feared that the poor creature
will have to be sent to an asylum for treatment
Evening star., 1869-11-30
By Bankers and Brokers Telegraph, James N.
GdSsGUdy, Operator.


Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Nov 30.-First Board-U. s. 6,s,
1881, coupon, 115; 5-20's, 1862, coupon, 1i2k /;
5-S's, 1854, coupon, 110S; 5-2O's, 1865, coupon
llOA; 5-2O's new. 1865, coupon, 113; 5-20's, is67
coupon, l13h; 520s 1868, coupon, 113; TO- 4O's
coupon, 1865; Currency 6's, fO1 4; Canton. 81:
Cumberland, % Quicksilver, ,I3 ;Mariposa, a,
Gi'd, -; Western Union Telegraph, Si1s; Boston
Water Power, =; Pacific Mail, SLY; New York
Central, 169k; Erie. Tx; Erie preferred, I6 ! !;
Hudson. i52s; Reading, 9sa; Michigan Central,
10: Michigan Southern, Gt; Illinois Cen
trail. 13lE; Cleveland and Pittsburg, So;
Northwest, 14x; Northwest preferred, 81 S: :
Rock Island, l05; Fort Wayne, S6a; Alton and
Terre Haute, %; Toledo and Wabash, 81:
Chicago and Alton, 10y; Chicago and Alton
prefd, las; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
PAN; Adams Express, 81 u; Wells Express, Is x
American Express, 35k; United States Express.
81; Merchants Union Express, -. Market
weak. Gold, 12l ga122Y.
tBy Cable.l
r. LONDON, Nov: 80, i p. m.-ConsOls, 9S y a93 Il;
Bonds, 1862, 81 iasasix; 1865 s3S aSSx; 1861 s. Z
1O-4O's, sOaS4; Illinois, 9Sa99 Erie, 81 sa2l y
Atlantic, 70. Gold firm.
LIVERPOOL, I p. m.-Cotton market steady.
Sales u 900 bales. Middling Uplands, II al1A
Middling Orleans, 12a12x.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Cotton firmer and quota
tons show an advance since noon. Middling
Cplands. 11H; Middling Orleans, 12Y. Sales
1900 bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
are frmer at better prices.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

The PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE-Actirc
Trode-The Production, 6c.-The PhladelpEi:,
Ledger OF yesterday, referring to the coal trade
remarks: The anthracite coal trade for the past
week was quite active, although parties inter
ested in it we're not little astonished by the un-
cxampled decline in the prices of coal at the las;
public sale by the Scranton COMPANY. Tn,
average falling of was about one dollar per ton
There are various causes assigned for this. Coal
producers, interested in keeping up pricesS
ascribe the decline to the want of good faith to.
wards buyers on the part of sellers at these public
sales, failing, il is charged to make satisfactory
delivery of the coal, in consequence of which
buyers became dsgusted, and refused to bid AT
the last sale. Consumers, who naturally favor
low prices, ascribe the decline to the fact that
the coal production is equal to the demand, and
that prices. which have been arbitrarily ad-
vanced during the summer and fall, can now,
near the end OF the season, be maintained no
longer. The truth as to the cause Of the decline
probably lies between the two reasons here as
lsned. As yet there has been no material change
in prices in this city since the public sale of
Scranton coal. The production of the past
week was quite large, and IN excess of that OF
the previous week. The Reading Railroad
reports tonnage for the week ending on the
18th instant OF 12G 213 tons, against 12 0S6 tons
the previous week, and for the year 4IF7 3Sl
TONS against 3,523 ,699 tons to the same time in
1868, an increase OF 624 2s2 tons. The SchuylkilI
Navigation Company shipped for the past week
B ,D6 tons, against 23 40 tons the previous week
and for the season GAG, $40 tons against 9466t5
tons to corresponding time in 1865, a decrease of
800 ZI9 tons. The entire tonnage OF the week
reported 10y all the several carrying cOmpanic,
was 39s ,5I1 tons, against 39i, an tons the pre-
viOus week, and for the year IL .998.iI1 tons
against 13, ,366, 81 tons to the same tim last wear
slowing a decrease this year of 35s,2G tons
The increase in the production OF bitumnous
coal over last year Is estimated at about 600 o00
tons. making the years production of the two
kinds of coal, anthracite and bituminous N n,arly
quarter of a million of tons i'm excess of their
production last year. These figures show an
asrtTx Il
to the end of the season, although there were
q ferenceg last week between miners and opera
tors, In adjusting basis for wages, that for :,
time threatened d a strike. The average prices
We're hEaily agreed upon at twenty-five cents
advance on the October rates, which makes the
advance II per cent on the basis fixed in May
last. High freight charges have contributed,
with the Scranton public sale ST coal, to dcpreS,
the trade the past week at Port Richmond.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
Bank Robbery.
Tsiegrop..d Erclusireiy to The Er.niug Star.

Ielt9roPksd ErclasireIy 20 Ihe Ertning SfdT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.--The bank OF Po-t
Jersis was entered by burglars to-day, and tn"
sate blown open, and St0,o00 stolen. Tn
thieves made their escape. John James. a
passenger from Port Jervis arrested ~
Jersey City this morning on suspicion. Jane
Is an old offender, with charges of a simi,aa
character hanging over him. Nothing Wa
found on his person.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
An English View Of Napoleon's speech.

Ielcgropked Erciustrely 70 The Frenirg Star.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The Morning TeLedrdph Lib
eTal) to-day has an editorial article on the re-
cent speech of Napoleon at the opening of the
Corps LegiSlatit. The writer saws the speech j.
liberal alike in promise and in terms. Ii il doe
not comply with the demands of the party OF
the Left, il announces that a new series of lib
eTal reforms are about to begin
Evening star., 1869-11-30
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


ItbGrdphfd Exoustrtiy 10 The Ereniag star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30-I) A. Mn. Richard
son, lshOt by McFarland,D Is not rs well this
morning as yesterday, He IS comfortable. bat
the symptoms are less favorable.
Second Despatchl
NEW YORK; p. m-Sov. 30-Mr. Rich ,rtl-
sons condition to-day i ~ critical. The in
tamation of the wound has not increased. .Ie
has ceased vomiting, hut his strength Ia
FAILED since yesterday, and he is quite weak a.
exhausted. His physicians are hopeful, but fear
for LIN.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
The Cincinnati Public schools and
the Bible Question.

itRgrdphed Ezciusirety TO The EcsRilg Star.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 30.--W. VI. Ramsey yestc--
day made an able argument before the Superior
Court. tor the plaintiffs in the case enioin IL
the School Board from expelling the Bible {: O4n
the schools His argument occupied three hnur>
Judge StallO spoke two hours yesterday for tn
defence, and will close to-day.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

TIE ARLINGTON HOUSE will he formally
op. ned for the reception of guests Tomorrow
me rnirg. with fair proportion Of its accom-
mOdations already engaged. The register COM
mences with the name of Charles AstOr Bristed
and family. followed by those of Col. Llewellyn
Jones. L. S. A, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. J. Z. Ere
mont.
A glance at the bill OF fare promises well for
the patrons of the new establishment
Evening star., 1869-11-30

Mr.. ALEX. DELMAR, formerly Chief of the
Bureau Of Statistics, has purchased the Wash
mgton Inteliigencer and Express, and will hence
forth edit and publish the paper. MIR. Delmar
sonsibly announces the purpose to make it an in
dependent newspaper; and also states that cap
ital, experience, and enterprise will be brought
TO the task of making it a good paper.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
Distinguished Americans Returned
from Europe.

IeIegrdphed EzclGsiceIy 70 The Eoening Star.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-The Periere has ar
rived from Havre and Bre>t. Among her pas
sengers are s. B. Ruggles, L. S. delegate to the
International Congress at the Hague, General
Thomas and family, James Gordon Bennett. Jr.
and Senator Chandler and family, of Michigan.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

A COMMISSIONER has been sent to Sheffield
England, to ascertain whether the steel manu-
facturers there have aided importers in the
United States in defrauding the customs by the
differentiation of steel. The manufacturers.
10 prove their innocence OF the charge, have
agreed to permit the examination.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

As an internal remedy, has equal. In cases OF
Cholic, summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Asthma, and RheumItisn, it will cure in night,
BY taking it internally. and bathing with il freely
Ii is the best lniment in America Its action is like
magic when externally applied to bad sores, burns,
sCalds and sprains. For the sick headache, and
tcothsche, don't fail to try il. In short, it is Pain
Killer. no q I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-30

THE BIDDERS to furnish mattresses for the use
Of the Navy Department, whose proposals were
opened at the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
few days since, have protested against the
contract for the same being awarded TO Francis
II. Smith of New York, who was the lowest bid
der. Their appeal is now before the Secretary
Evening star., 1869-11-30

nS-Adelna Patti has originated a new neck
lace. a husbands arms?
n|Itis proposed TO organize a Young wO-
mems Christian Association in France.
nS-A prairie fire roasted 90 Indians Of Two
Bears tribe on the plains.
~The salary Of New York police Justice IS
$500 per annum, with ',perq uisites."
HrNewark having a Fat Mans Association,
now wants her obese ladies to form one.
@Schneider hesitates 10 compromise her
reputation by coming 10 a country where Tos-
tee could have such a success"
~ There H. an old chap in Bethlehem. Pa,
who dimes sumptuOusly every day OF OF dog meat,
and says that it's good.
E%A new law OF the Turkish Empire makes
education compulsory, for bows from six To eleven
years Of age, and for girls from six 20 ten.
~NeM fashioned visiting cards contain the
names Of both mother and unmarried daughter.
Economical and suggestive.
~The value Of a wife in Lock Haven, Pa is
s450-so a jury decided in the case Of ID. LItch-
edthalen's wife being run over and killed by
Mr.. Anthony.
obtained divorce i'm Connecticut without the
knowledge Of his wife, has been arrested on a
charge of perjury.
GFA composition that once applied. will pre-
vent iron and steel from rusting, has been dis
covered in England. Iii L. what il processes TO
be, il will prove great blessing 70 the world
SOne Of the partners in the management OF
the new Nashville theatre has run away with a
weeks receipts, and The place has since been
closed.
D IL is now said that when the Cardiff giant
Is alone at night, he removes his right hand
from its customary position, and placing the
thumb on the end OF his nose, vibrates his fingers
in the air.
~ Josh Billings says;-"Any business firm
that hasn't got sand enough in it, craw 20 eN-
pend a few dollars making its business known
70 three or four thousand people, ought TO pack
up and GO peddling peanuts"
~ Handbills are posted about Richmond. Va.
calling for ten thousand colored people 10 20
South, sl5 TO SO 20 a month, with free trans
portation, good rations and comfortable quarters
being offered as inducements.
~ The New York Sun says that the Commit
Tee who attempted TO make the Investigations
of the Methodist Book Concern, and who have
signed the published report, were about a. little
fitted for the task as 80 many soOd-natured old
women.
1-Charles Reichel, Of Norristown. visited
Jacob Gebhart's residence in Bridgeport, Pa,
and while there picked up a gun, pointed il at
Gebhart's little daughter Amelia, pulled the
trigger and killed the girl instantly. Ii was all
a joke, OF course, but a grim one
R<Dr. Bernsie, OF Paris, bleaches the ruddy
noses OF tOpers by means OF electricity. He has
recently restoreda lady OF the highest rank 10
happiness, changing her nose, q blooming rose,
into delicate lily, and this case is causing great
sensation in the scientific world.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
Resigned.
Erenin1 .Nnr.

7eiegrdphed Erclusireiy TO The Erenin1 Star.
PARIS. Nov. 30.--It Is again rumored that
Prince de la Tour D'Auverge, French Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, has resigned.
Evening star., 1869-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MrLHAU.s GOLDEN con LIVER OIL

With Hyporho~phIte Of Lime. great improve
mTnt; made with the best of oil known, il unites
shcaCy with PLEASANT nayoI and easy digestibilty.
Sold ~ all respectable druggists
MILHAC's SONS, I.3 Broadway.
Evening star., 1869-11-30

htfokrfD fRouBLk AsoNs raE reV~TssS
- '"LoRkp >CHo'LS--k Wat Ston corrc~-
l'hoeht of The baltlmcre Sea- saw. Bat ghe
miNed sehool question A. not the only one -ha; =
asitating nc M nf> OF the coorca people here ~
RL'> In'. The Trustees et colOrrd s..hoo.S have
a Pas rel o. thch own on hand aiaany tleE-
>rtfeS. frere are thrre of thess TT fi-s.ee. two
~ wlom-Mm. >lphaN and A6rrd ZONES ,Ir-
are colOrcd, anJ The other is hr. Char,<s n ~.
+" ~Eite man. Ming ani Jones are Arravri
"Ssir,t >NphaN. and a good mauy charges " A
NyrrN GsmagiRg character have been made on
boih = Ice. The TeCT.ts ease of l.anUA Y.
hioNn, one OF the teachers. revived the dnarrsl.
WHICH has how got into the newspapers. aud
Nhich hSs aiso lei D. ~ nvestigatson az .he In
'Tler belslr tnent- The Secretary OF the In
''i,"t makes tiic aIIoiutmeut Of thcSc Trustees.
ahd ], ports ~ irregularities having come a. h.S
ears he has ordered a thorough invest ica;ion'
SALE oF kEAL ksTATE-Cooner Il Iati,...,
anct"neers, have sold part Of lot "a. in sguaf,s
~, With improvements. 10 W ~. pOupeu for
~ .Sa: al~o, parts OF lctS AMI = IN Sa-ar~ ~,
and improvements, TO Bartlett Robbins a 20.
for ~ .2aQ.
Green * Williams, auctioneers. have -ald Lot
u 81 4. Dodge suhiiy i>on of square i1t, ffon,-
ing on W street hetwcen 18TH and r5th streets.
and containing 2552 square feet. "a .. q starr.
Tor o. cents per ~luare foot.
W IA. l. Wall * Go. have >Old lot l.. IN J;,~~t.s
Nards subdivision of original lp;> in IA. -
with tn Improvements. fronting on New .Isr-
SeN avenue. between VI ani streets. 10 4 -~sr
" ard executors. Tor -
Joshua Whitney ~ CO. real estate brokers'
taNr sold to samuel krr. trustee Tor Frank
haw hiu>. PARTS 81 lots I aud , Sluar. rs az
proved by two->tory frame dwelling. fsr sS.o0.