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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Samuel n. Castle, President of
the Board of Trustees of the "Makiki Family
School," and Charles r. Bishop, Secretary
thereof, have duly represented to this Depart
ment, that at a meeting of the members of
the corporation of the Makiki Family School,
held at Honolulu on the llth day of Septem-
Der. 1868. it was voted unanimously that the
said corporation should be dissolved, and
Whereas the said Samuel N. Castle and
Charles h. Bishop have petitioned that the
said corporation may be dissolved, and have
Furthermore filed q certificate, and have in all
respects complied with section 1889 of the
Civil Code. and have further represented that
the said corporation has no debt,
Nor therefore, all persons are hereby re-
CURED to make known any objection that they
may have to the dissolution of the said corpo-
ration. on or before Saturday, the S0th of Jan
uary, 1869.
FERD. W. HuTcHIsoS,
Minister of Interior.
Hama oesce Nov 2s 1865 T16-1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

GREEK FUNERAL Saturday last fun
eraI procession, according to the ritual Of the
Greek Catholic Church, moved from along
side the Russian ship Winged 4rrop, up to
the Cemetery in SunaBu Valley The occa-
sion was the decease ola young child belong
ing to passengers family. The procession
was headed BY two little girls, dressed In
white and carrying on their heads the I'D Of
the coffin. which was painted pink color. and
handsomely decorated with NTeaths Of ioW-
ers- Then followed an officiating priest Of
the Greek Church, and next to him the pa
rents and nearest friends Of the deceased,
who carried the uncovered coffin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03
Will Run REGULARLY BETWEEN
Honolulu and San Francisco,
By the following Schedule Of Time:
Liberal Advances aEade ON an
shipments per steamer.

Cargo for San Francisco viii be received
at the Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the undersigned. No
charge for storage or carriage. Fire risks in
Warehouse not taken By the Company.
Insurance. guaranteed at lower rates than by
sailing vessels. Particular care taken Of shil-
ments Of Fruit.
All orders for Goods 70 be purchased In San
Francisco, will be received and Sled By return
Of Steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE REDUCED,
Cabin, $50. Steerage, ESQ.
S- Shipments from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. will ha re-
eeived by the Company in San Francisco. If
consigned TO them. and be forwarded by their
Steamers to Honolulu, FREE o. CHARGE. ez-
cept actual outlay.
&-Passengers are requested TO take their
tickets before IL o'clock on the day Of sailing
and to procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers must be pre-
sented before two o'clock on the day Of sail
ing, or they will have TO lay over TIL the re-
turn Of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD 4 CO..
1-3m agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

"social Life in the Tropics" was written
by some one in Honolulu, and sent mp here
for publication. So says the Alta California.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel and the lot on
which It stands have been sold for 1915, 900.
1t is currently reported that James C. King
& Co. have suspended. Liabilities under
stood to be large. ALcATRAz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03
By Order of the Board of Health.

At meeting of the Board, held Dec. "a,
1868, it was
Resolred, That the Secretary be instructed
to request by Circular letter, and advertise
ments in the Hdacdiidn Gazette and he AA
0hoa. all managers of plantations, ministers
Of religion, and others having authority and
influence, to cause general vaccination TO
take place, each in his own neighbOrhood, the
Board assisting by all means in their power.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

ENUINEEH 5EVs A. HH73TEBEE,
By Pacific Hose Company No. /,
January 28th, 1853,
AZ token Of esteem for valuable services
rendered.
On the reverse is represented fire-engine,
supported by appropriate emblems. After
the presentation, the members Of the Com
pany, together with the Chief Engineer and
other invited guests, proceeded to the resi-
dence Of Mr. Hassinger, and partOok Of col
laffou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE. On
Thursday evening last, at special meeting
of Pacific Hose Co. No. l, Foreman Thos.
Hughes, in behalf Of the Company, presented
to Acknowledgment Jno. A. Hassinger, of
the Honolulu Fire Department, beautiful
silver-plated trumpet, as a token of the
+" Aloha of the Company, which was very
happily expressed by the Foreman, in an np-
propriate address. The trumpet was ordered
from New York, and is an exceedingly hand
some piece of Workmanship. II is Of white
metal, heavily plated with silver, the interior
of the bell and mouih-piece being gilt. 1t
is 81 4 inches in height, and is deliberately
engraved with appropriate devices. On one
side a scroll, supported BY welI-arranged
group Of hooks, ladders, torches and trum-
pets, bears the inscription:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

Home Once Nov. Is. 1sss. minister Oh in fsslSn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-03

AND RULES ADOPTED BY THE HAWAIIAN
BOARD OF HEALTH AT THEIR MEETING on
JANUARY Sth 1863
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

In the Canadian Parliament, in reply TO Mr.
Young the Premier said 1t was not true that
the Governmen; had employed any person to
act on ITS behslf 10 eDdsavOr TO secure the pas
sage OF a new reciprocity tresty by the United
States Congress.
VA. Richardson, cow Acting Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury, has been appointed
nv the Governor OF Massachusetts to the jus
fIce of the SUPERIOR Court. IN place Of Judge
Morton. lately promoted 10 Judge Hosr's place
on the supreme Bench of Massachusetts,.
light passengers and two brakesmen on the
LOIg Island Railroad were Instantly killed
yesterday, the train 10 which the c0ach con-
tairIrE them was attached running of the
Track Others Were severely, two fatally,
wounded.
Governor Bowie has signed the death war
raIt for the execution on May 2Sth of George
Truman, coIored, convicted of murder in the
frs degree the LATE term of the Circuit Court
rCT Frederick County.
Gov Hartman, of New Hampshire. does not
propose 10 resign the Office OF Governor until
bis sUCessOr IL Inaugura ed. IN June lie will
then enter upon the duties Of navy agent az
Boston.
Auditor Wickiiffe. of Louisiana. has beeh ac-
quiftsd hy jury OF the Indictment against b m
chsTCIIg eNtOTtiOn- There are nine other in
dIS II ents to be tined.
OCe Of the Peruvian monitors, be Atahqul-
"a. started from SamtnP and was caught in
-al- outside and fCUudered. All on board Were
IO-t but four.
News has been received from Mexico tina
Colonies OrteZ and CaStrOcba have pronounc-
ed against Juarez and Joined General Palacios.
Ii Is expected that the import duties on cot
ton end coal Will be abolished by the Spanish
Government.
The I..OOO barrels of whisky seized at New
Orleans By the revenue authorities have been
released
The BOstonians are trying to get the cslebra-
ted Strauss band from Vienna for the peace
Jubilee.
The high water in the Connecticut in the late
rise was 20 feet inches higher than low water
mark.
Colonel Forney's excursion party South
have reached Richmond. They 60 10 Norfolk
to-day.
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HEADo'Rs FIRST military DISTRICT.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrRRNAsrER,


OFFICE CHIEF QUARrRRNAsrER,
se.l.< D. RICHMOND, Va, April I'D 1863
n On. a. IoPosas In du Pile ate. will be received
80, zee pntil l. m, on Thu RSDAY. the 18th
pirRI ~ sIsh HAULING AND DRAYIN0 OF
The ar Isx mr. HhIf As may be required until
foIIswins point. 0'ember, 1853, from and to the
The n. Warehouse and Stable. a, po.Hs,,,.
Lsnolns, 20 and from the subsistence Denot on
SSeis 49,. we Depots OF the Fredericksburs
Military District; Camp Grant: Ns,;o. C ss
Isry neG kIehmond; stiopal Cemessrx ~ Tae,
harr1son, National Cemetery at Sever ~ 3; az EgIs
uonal Uemetery at Cold arbor mes ma
Jhe Subsistence Depot. Cary street h.,-..,
sna 18th streets to and from the Dots Of ths
amp Grant Man chester. Va Nation Al csm.,A,
near Richmond National Cemetery 81 Fort h.
risCDi National Cemetery at Cold Harbor. ~.
Eonal Cemetery at seven Pines -
SEPARATE rates to be given in proposals, for each
OF the following classes OF stores Ito and from
ri bale Oats and corn. per sack; W God, Der cord
SoA per ton; Wet barrels each;t ~ barrels each !:
nicennd freight packages, boxes bundles, &c d per
~ pocncs Also, separate rates for each Of the
sse eizsses to sne fron points not above men
- siviEg rates, per square" in the city ana
~ lille bey~ nd tty limits.
81 troposals must be Rusrsnt sed bv two respou-
an .s,,,,es, snd the night 10 reserved 20 reje,t
D.. " al pr possls offered.
eAs nav te I.sde for the whole or any
h,a o. 'ne service required
i, iorhs " hich bidders are requested to use
no q 49, PioposaIs snd any information In rela
nsnr :. ,ne amount Of h.uiiag required and the
non al his ONCE w ooneUo n sePnes
By order Of the General Comm spd,p..
APPS" Bvs. Col. chf Or M ph Ii III. Dss.
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QY H. GOLDMAN l. CO.,
" Auctfone ers and Commission Merchants,
ass, corner 10th street and Pennsylyania avenue
RY FITCH FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctieueers,
No. 40 It'll street, opposite Post Once.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN PRINCE
GEORGE CnENTY MD

Es The undermined will offer at public sale on
-; MON DAf the Sd day of May. at Is p. m on
the premises. the farm on which he resides,
containing one hundred and six acres, on the old
Rlsdentburg road, four miles from the city Of
NashipgtO n. adjoining the Clemson and Taylor e.
tates. and within five minutes walk Of Penn's
rosslpg: where the way train Of tn, w ash! agton
for Passengers The land is in a nj Oh state of cu-
hvahon, mostly laid down in timothy and clover,
ana remarkably well watered, affording excellent
pasturage Tine improyeme nts consist eff a nsw
two story FRAME HOUSE. of eight rooms. with
Carriage House and Seeds. There Is an Orchard
on the piece of about five hundred fruil trees
most Of which are in besrfng order.
II not sold as whole, the property will then be
offered in lots of H., IL and 81 acres each,
with or without the improvements Persons
wishing TO attend the sale can leave the depot at
seven, 40 nine thirty, 10 30 and four 90 O'Clock
p.
Terms: one half cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest, secured b, deed OF trust A
Seposit OF Sl00 will be required at the sale from
each purchaser. SAMUEL &. CRAWFORD.
ap12 DADS FITCH FOX, Auctrs
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(YJ. A. sTOUTENDURa, Auctiopc.r.

II
o22MssMrIss sT SALE OF VALUABLE rs
IsTsTsG AND spu kks hRES6EP ttc IH r4E
A 4si6Fl6.o COUNTY FOR Sale ar ! P ebIn
- By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
February Term isss in aRe cas-. Of Isse he
Executors VS.. koach's bevisees. the q nd ersiSned
public auction. to the highest bidder In front Of
Inc one b mansion, on ths premises, on sArUR
M that valuable propesty, "PRospEof Hill.
the estate and residence Of the late jams.
county Of AIea andris Virginia. about twa miI.s
turnpike aud At i. Junction With the see
read, with 2 large BRICK MANSION HOUSE,
Barns. Stabler. Out houses, &C The Mansion
House, built upon the same range of hills as the
nile theIefrom; and comma ndng a full view OF the
whole city Of Washington and a great extent OF the
OF building sites equally attractive The s ID Il.
Of the lest quality and highly Improved anI is
TIE estate win lie drSea ana so ID a. ssis uds
accurate survey will be made before the day of sale
lees; has upon il the hne brick two story MAN
sion HOUSE, with ten rooms and large cellar.
excellent orchard and oak grove W. not 'ners 10
saoory FRAME pw RiTi Il :I so H.s
xith ten rooms, g large barn, With stsbIins for
This tract is ali ven ct IN grass. S sDd
E .oENsIsSly sfSPssS t9F Gsiry farm
story fSaME i; r rodm. .ns s..s
also, large Blacksmith and wheelwrieht shop
doing good business. This tract possesses great
sdvantssss, being q the junction. Of the George
Turnpike to the Long Bridge.
t.tHo. t.Copsaiss TWENTY ACRES. known
e . ~Col1mbts g Roach = Spring ;, with . 1KAME
and large .psviiiOn. sitestsd q the Junctioo o.
the AlexaLdrta and Arlington Turnpiko, half .
mile from the LonG HTidss -
lying upon the waters ef -Four Mile Run, in the
county Of Alexandria, on the county rosd from
Ale1apdria TO Georgetown, md squidistant from
place has q valuable water power for either Q mill
or factory. and the land is Of fair quality The
mill was burned during the war
adapted for agricultural purposes, and . portion
Of which, bordering the canal, contains the best
quality Of clay for prick. will be divided and sold
IN lots OF from hve to twenty acres. TO suit pur-
=. Terms; Twenty per cent q the pureh.ss money
from day Of sale, With interest. the purchssep To-
give his bond for the deferred fn.talments. With
loed persoDal security the title 70 be retained an
Srop q ss At :S su1 s1 Of the
purchaser in anxcase Of default in payment. Per.
sons Wishing to purchase are requested 60 exam.
parties resicins thereon. Ssa.Ss and cenveyaI,
'A' - INC '''' TlRGSu1ssoea BEACH,
0uARLEe =. STUART,
- Persons Wishing to examine the rross,e,
will please call on B. 9; johnson, 37S Psnnsylvs,
I,a avenue, bstvssn ~ end eth strssts, opcosifs
the National Hote
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rr GREEN q WILLIAMS, r-
~ Aucttooeen end Real Rssose Brokprv
No. o96 eoatheass corner lth end D strssal

"A
ssL HAs III sHa svtIg "a u
Ihk LATh ALgRkO Las, DEcEAsED.
At to cell and convey he rssi estate. 20 AIRY
PSrs. u a., ssS ?, :. srss, g
,sr v ashinetcn county. dsfei the istn on Msros.
8. .Ss terms ss ssrs,S.ss . . ss :
Esoie auction. in front Of thu prem sss 81 the
..s s. .sa y n ne s s
aS.sle property, @ settle no toe ESTATE, 90 thu
sp Zee rSrtien r. pursuance OF The viii =
10 "knhhsDAl, ap-ii slst, 1888, 81 % o'eleet
:i,iy Eve ,eet ana eight end on. half i snss.. a.
bysts:ss' sry .Id e.seinen, fr Ss aSu.s '0.
Los sish, 9sl Of square east OF square ssnssrsl
eishs inches al feet inehesS "n on ,esf ana
nue and one hundret sud t~enty -fOsr teet ana
, ,nohes ,la feet inehesl on 2ist street west.
imerosed oy twe-story sni bAsem ent Frame
On THURSDAY, April 10. isis. s.,o o,,,oc.
too husdred and tsests eight. f2as,s fro.ts.S
ieet' on 18th street west. between ohio
street north; rot improved. Good sesrrsrs
ON - M DAY. at $50 O'Clock . m Psr,. n
t1.s one ~ and fourteen. a. In square Eve hun
west corner II ISt one, r1nDns thsecs
y along the eastern lice u lot t~o ninety-
hine let ann ntne an6 oue-haH inches. % fesR
- inohesl thence east twenty feet - feet ,
thehoe south 10 the line Of north street sI1
thence with the line 81 ssid street % the place a
n n s,psi & improved By three story and bss.-
I. -. DE-. pseuins with back building, on north
eereet, between I'd and 9TH street. xe~t IA a.
sirse,e residence near the City Hall
On FRIDAY: April 3si. lsss. At so'clock m.
20. ioar, a. In square numbered thi rteau II Isl
Ionubs ooe hundred lcD feet north N street.
and NE hundree and ten uOl feet on 2sih strsss
Nsst improves ~ atwo story Brick House
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balauce in eausI
fnsslments 81 six, Is, twelve ia aud III ghteen isI
months. said balance 20 bear interest from Az -
sale, aud TO be secured by deed 81 trust on ~
premises: slo dawn on each piece Of property
stamps Of purchaser or purchasers cost -
JOHN II y0HNe0N, Executor
epld GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE WHICH WAS TO
take place this day IL poned until WBDNBs-
LAY the 18th instant, and that OF the a2d instant
until the 7sth and that of the I'D fnstan until the
Sfh, all At the same hour and place. BIZ order of
the executor. JOHN Il JOHNSON Executor
ap2 I'D GREEN VILLA rs, ACCT.
Repub. and Chrouicle.l
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ASof SALE OF PUBLIC F90PEEfT.
DEPUTY Q UAnrHRAAsrER GKxLs OFFICE
BALrI1oRE Nh April 10. -.

BALTrroRE nD April 10. -.
4 large assort ment Of Quartermastsrt RropsreI
end ttorss, and Oosdsnned ClothinG, Qen0 -
0arfsscn Bauipags, viii - offered st Public Aae-
end scHesry strssss. 90 fUlfDAI 7. AJriE. -.
q few Of the aFtscies ers mentioned - follow:
ting Heating ssc,.s. 6ookiss stovss. &c @.
Alse, . 49, ng%ssr ~ yvssoess 1osnes9 I'd
alry,b Beuses. slissd end uslissd, rrcussrs Bs6-
eecks, single and Double, Hospital fsa6, Wsl1
A isfs. number q " oo!lea BlAAksts ni So Win
ukeWiSe be offered tor sole.
Conplsts h.s. Of the property con BE- obtssusa q
this ofhce Li:ss nay 80 - obteiael IN uev
Ipgslls, Assistant Q aarterms stsr oSosrsl, ArnV
Duil1ing. oosDer q uoustoa end oreons streets,
phia. =.
removed withe mt delay.
Iesos; Dash, In esyesrness f.nis o. 81 q
Dspaty Qusrternasssr oensr1 ssi brsvst dsssr
0ooer0 Uaite1 States Army.
80. IA.D.sos;; soSA 49,; o.,
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ri COOPER LATInER, Auctionesry.
southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth streoo.
Star Once Building.
SALE OF LOTS IN soUARs s2o. SEARRATL-

II.
Under trust deed Of Fehruary g. 1857 RECORDED
IN Liter NJ. IA No 81. OF land records Of wssh-
1nston county, pages ia &C and in pursu anoe q
suoseguent ae reements Of the parties, the usder-
signee trustee. will, On WEDNESDAY, AFTBR
NOON May l2th, 1859 1T O'Clock on tho nremis-S
begin the sale OF remaining Lots IN said sausrs,
ne uows Lot rs. Is feet front, about no seeS
deep; area, 2,z3s; covered alley~ay adj-ining. n
BY a; area SIS Lots ". Is, ~. So 81. -, IS. 50, as
So 81 IS %, each Is feet front and ITO feet deeD:
sres sse Lot g. ls feet front and liz feet deep:
area. l.yas; adjoining a covered alleyway, ~ BY
6; area. 80 Lot 81 n feet front inc feet deep;
area 0s. Lots %. 90. 81. IS. IS, "a, ss g. each =
feet trout aud ll0 feet deep; Of each. %.
There ls Frame House on Lots % aud %. Lot 100,
y feet fropt, ITO feet deep; Area. $50
Terms OF sale One third of purchase money cash .
talance g IL and Is months. the Purchasers %
give their notes for the deferred payments, vita
interest from day or sale. secured by dead 81
Each purchaser must deposit with the austionesr
so on each lot purchased BY him al the time of
such purchase, and comply with the terms Of salo
within ten days the trustee reservid the right 90
resell in case OF non compliance at said purcha-
sers risk aud cost, IN which event the ceposis
w. S. HUNrINGroN, Trustee.
apldSds COOPER LATIMkR. Aucta.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner 7th and D strssts
PARLoR. CHAMBBR AND DININe ruRNI.
IURl AT AUCTION

ri o'clo.k 8. m De shall sell. AZ hoese no isS
on sth street vest between sad q stresse
i" north the following furniture, oasistiaG q
aair Cloth Sofas, Chsirs. Rockers. WHIST
not; Marole top Centre Tables. Hat Trees Nus
lin Cuft ains, Shades, Cornics Marble top Dre1-
ing eureaus. Marble-top w ashstands wsrdrobso,
Sedstesds n air; Husk and other M.ttrassss Co..
forO, bia nketo. Sheets and Cases, Velvet, Druo-
ss,s; Three ply, Ingram and other Csrpets, aall
Silclotn, Rods, Dining Tables end Cans- $50
Crockery. Ac. 4 lot Of kitehen requisites.
Terms cash. GREEN wiLLlA9o.
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lDY COOPER d LATIMER. AuctIoneers
- (Successors to Jas. U. Mcclure d o. j
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh n .
Star Once Building

NyF CocPEh bATlMEk. AuctfOneerp,
- (Successors to Jas. U. Mcclure 90. )
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh NJ .
Star Once Building.
SPECIAL SALE OF TWO ROSEWOOD CASE
PLATE MIRRORS. WALNUT PARLOR
SUITS, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
WALNUT CARVED SIDEBOARDS, CENTRE
TABLES. WALNUT HALL FURNITURE
EEhHET, BRUSSELS. AND THREl-PLY
CABPETS, DAMASK AND LACE CURTAINS,
EXTENSION DINING TABLES AND CHAIRS,
"a On THURSDAY MORNING, April %. 1sse.
IL we shall sell very superior assortment Ell
~ tHousehold and Kitchen Furniture, comprfs
Rosewood Ca,ed Piano Fortes, octave
s Gilt Framed French Plate Mantle Mirrors
Finely Carved Walnut sidebosd 10
90 do do Hall Suite
psmssk and Lace Curtains and Lambrekips
Tapestry, Velvet, Brussels and Ingram CARPETS
walnut Parlor Suites, Plated Ware
! hand 81 NE Walnut Marble TIP Chamber SHit3s
: Single and Double Walnut Wardrobes
Is fire Curled Hair Mattresses
10 pairs Feather holsters and Pillows
Quantity Ban kets, Sheets, spreads and Comforts
Marble Tow Center and Side Tables and Covers
Extension Dining Tables and CHAIRS
3 assorted Cottage Snites, Engraying5
lot China Glass aud CrockeTy, &c.
Also, medium size Iron Fire Proof Safe
Terms cash. COOPER LATTMER
sp2t4t tIntelil Aucutior eeers.
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ltY J. 7. OOLDwELL q 90, Auction.er..
- No. 516 7th street. between d and r.
HorsE Avn srnRr pWkLLlho

HOUSE, AND erpRG
- by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
koery No Lac. al vs.. Thies ct al \ shall.
or sATU HDAh May LIST. 1863 At 81 clock M
on lht premises proceed TO e "a. at public auction
part OF Lot IN Square az fronting 20 feet ON ST.
running hack SO feet q inches The propefS H.
ga al IN proving nefghbC hood. and IL improys1
~ a two story Frame House and back buiIdinC
The lower part is used as Q store
Terms One third cash, and rhe bsian,e at 8 and
II months from day Of sale. with interest secured
by purchaser notes. or all cash, AZ purchassrs
opn. u DEED siyen when the whole purchase
chaser 6 cost. deRssit OF . required At time Of
sp,,-dsd. Ut Sohps sEEh Co rf Sss;s
10y COOPER LATIMER, AuctIopeer.-
- Successors 70 Jas q MoGuire Oo.,D
southwest corner PenEa avenue and lIth street
Star othce Builaing
vERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS osyrR
NOT AkEsUE. BLT~sEN soRrH L And
On THURSDAY AFTfRNooN April 18Th. lsse.
al % ocloct on the premises We 81 ali sell Lots
l.. 10 and -, in lsviason's subdivision of sausre
u situate on the west side Of Vermont avenue
metNeeh north ana streets. having O front a
alley. ~ -" 'o0s
Also, Lot 6. In same square, fronting e feet G
nche. on the east side Of 18th street aud ru Rpine
back las feet 60 an alley. and being between and
chat oe for Investment
Terms: ene-third cash; the residue in 6 ana n
months secured by deed of trust, and notes bear
i.g interest from day Of sale. Conveysncine sal
purchase at time of sale
sple-d6ds llntell A1cuonsers.