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Cincinnati Markets.

CISCINNATI, june ll.-FiOur quiet ana
unchanged; family S6.lOa5.2j. Wheat
steady at sl.30. Corn steady; mixed G5e.
Oats 50a5Sc. Rye steady at 95c. Barley
nominal. Mess pork quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bulk meal
dull but unchanged at %, 9ta95c. Bacon
quiet and unchanged at "a, lOa1ac. Wits
XIV 95c
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-GOld 1lOs.
Sight exchange z per cent premium.
Sterling 542. Flour dull; Xxx So; NIX
So. 25aT.z5; choice S7.JlaS.OO. Corn quiet
and easier, yellow mixed soc; white mixed
92c: white 94a9Jc. -OItS quiet ut jSaj6c.
Bran-mOderaie demand at 97c. Hay dull;
choice ST.. Mess pork dull and weaker
at $50. Dry salt meats dull; shoulders
&c Bacon dull and depressed at u, lOsa
IOsc. Hams 125a13sc. Lar,l-supply light;
tierces 12c; keg 12sc. Sugar dull; fair &;
good fair see. MOlasses-uo movement.
Cofe-Ordinary to prime l7ia2lse. Corn
meal dull at $50
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The CoffOn Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June 1l.-COtton steady
middling upland S,aS5d; middling Or
leans SD; sales 1900 bales; American
S.40O bales; speculation and export 2,U
bales.
NEW YORK, june 1l.-Cotton quiet;
unchanged; middling upland lS5e. Futures
closed steady; sales of 1890 bales at II. &c
for June delivery; Il 7-l6 for July deliv-
cry; II 25-:}2c for August delivery; IL j-lGe
for October delivery.
NEW ORLEANS, June 11.-COtton-
demand slack; sales 1900 baies; good
ordinary To strict good Ordinary l5a
ljsc: low middhng 20 strict bow mid
ding l6.al7sc; middliBg 10 strict mid
ding lTsalSc, good middling lSaa1Sse.
Receipts l9l bales; exports eoastwise
800 bales; sentiment - bales; Great
Britain -haleS; stock 63.6-;G bales; un-
sold last evening $1,000 balsS.
MEMPHIS, June 1I.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middliug l1al7tc; receipts
for the past day G6 bales; shipments for
The past twenty-four hours 40 bales: stock
p, $50 bales.
CINCINNATI, Jane 1l.-COttOn quiet
AMI unchanged al l7sc.
ST. Louis, June 1l.-COttou quiet and
unchanged; middliEg lie.
LOUISVILLE, June ll.-COtton quiet and
unchanged al III.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, June 1i.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged; No. l 500; fancy $50. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and
unchanged at 7GaS0c. Oats jSaG0c. Rye
%. Provisions quiet. Mess pork Sl.2J.
Bacon a, 1OIalOsc; sugar-eured hams 13se;
plain nominal. Bulk meats 81, 92aJsc.
Lard I2ial2sc. Whisky csc.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-demand fair but at
lower prices; No. ] spring Sl.ZOs; No. 2
spring SLID! cash or for june delivery;
SI.1Sa for July delivery; Sl.l4aal.15 for
August delivery; No. ? spring Sl.l5. Corn
active and higher: No. mixed 62e cash or
for July delivery; Glsc for June delivery;
62c for August delivery. Oats steady at
45ic cash; 42sc for July delivery. Rye
quiet and unchanged at Soc. Barley dull
and nominal; No. SIPS. Mess pOrksteady
at 100 cash Or for June delivery; held at
SI7.GO Tor July delivery. Lard steady at
lie cash; 215c for July delivery. Bulk
meats steady; clear rib 90 for July deliv-
ery loose. WhiSky--fair demand hui 1t
lower rates. g4ic.
~. sss.sis ssarEets.
~ l.uUis, June I1.-FiOur quiet and
weak; but little doing Wheat steady; No.
spring S1.1la1.11!; No. 3 fall. Sl.24' Corn
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On London and Liverpool, ? f-........-... 20
on Dublin, . Z. y. ...ss..ss.s...s.......... %
ON Edinburgh, , ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 10
on Germany, Berlin, etc, , thai. .......... &c
On Germany, Frankfort, , Guil...........
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The quotations of yesterday We're sus-
tanned by the sales of to-day. The market
was very quiet, and there was nothing un-
usual TO note. Closing quotations
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

CArrIE-Scalawags 15G2.c; common
butchers, 2ad3c; good butchers, 364c;
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, June II.
CONTAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

A GENTLEMAN WISHES A POSITION FOR HIS
"A coacnman.-Single man. English by birth and thor
oughy understands the of horses. ADDRESS l.. w.
box 2O7 Herald Office
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN WISHES
IA situation as first class gardener; thoroughly undc
stands the general management of grecnhou,
grapcries &c. first class reference. Address II. b.
M Clinton ST.. Brooklvu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

SRev. Mr.. Carnage, Of Pittsburg, encour-
ages the anti-rum crusaders 70 make hun
known among the supporters Of the spurious
demon.
~The cold weather Of the past few davs
seems to have extended TO all parts of the conn
try. In many places in the northwest the
mercury is below zero.
R-A ssnguine Chicago lady asked some re-
Porters, who were attending 4 praying Dand, IL
they did not want 20 be conterted They said
thew had too many assignments.
- IL has been shown IN a case in Minnesota
that two men can start a bank on SO capital,
take In money and run away with $50 900 in
thirteen months time.
81 A man at Carlisle, XIV, was recently fined
$3.50 for shooting another man. The maxis-
trate said there was 80 much crime and law
lessness IN the town that IL was ais imperative
duty TO "make an example OF him"
5-Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, OF Hart
ford, the Smith sisters, Of Glastonbury, and
several other women of Connecticut propose 20
apply Tor registration as voters In the approach
ing election.
SA female graduate of the medical DEPART
ment OF Iowa University has taken the first
prize for the best performed dissection in surgi-
cal anatomy, in a class consisting Of twenty
four young men and one other young woman.
un pictures two pot-house conservatives
INDUCING in this dialogue:
First Conserv.-Now we've lifted up them
conservatives into power, wot'Il they do for us?
Second Consery.-Why, they'll do somick
wot'll make us "go TO lift 'em down agin."
Although we have two brains, IL lie
pretty much as IL we had one" Saws DIR. Brown
Sequard, and a Harvard professor amends IL by
saying that with some boys ii is very much a. II
they had none.
SAnother victim of the Ohio whisky war:
They have ruined me utterly, Mary;
All the dsy / do nothing but prowl,
And sit mp half the night, dearest Mary,
In my desolate bar-room and howl.
81 Mr.. Brady, who after the chief officers OF
the Pennsylvania had been swept overheard by
a heavy sea took command OF the ship and
brought her safely into port. has been appoint
ed her captain, which looks As IL, In one in
stance at least, the right man Is 20 be found IN
The right place.
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CONFERENCE.-THE
Csaclusss. Yc.seraay.s Pr.cees,
HOVSE.-After our report clo.ed

HoUSE--After our report closed
MI. Burleigh offere1 O bin for the inn port.,so
OF ship material free Of duty. Referred
ON motion Of Mr.. Kelley. the COMMITTEE ~
Ways and Means was suthori ned % have prtnt-
ed the testimony recently taken ON the nolety
Mr.. Myers presented the memorial OF csti rens
OF Philadelphia, owners and masters Of cOsstinr
vessels interested In the navigation OF the POto-
mac river, asking, In view OF the risk and perils
sttendlhg vessels In their passage through the
SIaworidge NJ the Virginia channel OF the Long
bridge, that Congress shall require said draw
ana bridge 20 be altered 20 accommodate the
increasing trade, the waterway of the draw n
ee made OF the fun legal width, and the draw 10
ne opened ~ any hour upon reasonable signals
TOT the passage Of vessels Referred.
was agreed. by unanimous consent that An
recess. wv
HE house met IN evening session for the pur-
rose OF debate only on the bill in relation 90 In
ter.stste transportation, Mr.. Curtis in the chair
Mr. Kendall opened the debate and ADDRESSED
himself 70 empty benches, for there were MOI
more than haf dozen members on the door a
the opeEing, and the galleries were Also de.ert
ed. he advocated the hill reported from the
Committee on Railroads and Canals
Mr.. Orr and MI. Cannon spoke on the sams
side.
The House, at $50. adjourned.
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ID Il n 4.

DORIAN. On the evening Of the 10th instant,
THOMAS ID. DORIAN (sculptOr), in the sSd year
Of he age.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noon az O'Clock, from his late residence corner OF
Rhode Island avenue and 5th stseet north vest
TO attend, IRepl
DAVIDSON. In Philadelphia, on the 18th Of
February At the residence OF his mother, THOMAS
BANlpsON,Ir., aged a years, Naval Constructor
y. 3. Navy.
DAVIDSON; In Philsdelphis, on the 18th OF
February, twelve hours sitter the death Of her SON
Thomas, Mrs. JANET DANIDsO \, aged " years,
mother Of Prof. George Davidson, U. 5. Coast
Survey.
kkKFE. On the evening Of the 10Th inst, at
oelockL after long and painful illness, JOHN
KKEfE, native of ireland, and . resident Of
WsshiD gtop for the last % years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from No. 9 New fork ave-
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THE SOCIAL EVIL IN ST. LoUIs.-The hin 90
repeal that part OF the city charter OF St Louis
which authorizes the regulation OF the social
evil came mp again In the Missouri state senate
last Friday during q slim attendance, and was
defeated by vote Of II ayes 60 n noes, the con-
stitutiOnal majority required being Is. mo-
ton was entered 20 reconsider the vote. The
friends OF repeal claim over twenty votes in q
full senate.
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federal buildings, corner 9TH and sts northwest
TRUsTEEs !. SALE OF yALgABLE TaAGT OF
SGTMb bA oa
RHhH5 Ri
- By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
81 the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
sgainst Van Hooa ct al the ~
Trustee will sel at public auction TO the highest
ia at the hour Of nc ocioeR ds' m q, on the
premises her sinsfter described all the right, title
in to all that certain piece or parcel and tract of
iand lying and being in said county, at Uniontown
at the southeast SS the
OF Pierce street and Jefferson street, laid down
thence along the south Side Of Jesson steea sou6
sSd and half degree east i've hundred
thence, at riSht angles sontb fanss %gtsP d ne
degrees, west eight hundred and sixty seven feet,
more or less, to the division line between said
Hnl0ntown property and the property of George
w. ,TsI6ert thence, rHnning with said line north
Os sTss
and half degrees, east two hundrs aud three feet
20 the center Of said Pierce street; thence north
fourteen and half degrees, east two hundred and
fifty feet to point in line with the southern line
seventy five and half degrees east thirty feet. to
the east side Of said Pierce street, and thence north
ninety feet to the POINT Of beginning, contain
ing nine and quarter acres Of land, more less,
together with the bull ings and appurtenances,
consisting of a large dwelling house and Outhouses
Terms OF sale: 0ns third cash; residue in three
eqnal payments, in six twelve and eighteen months
deferred payments to bear interest eight per cent
per annun, until paid, from day Of SALE and to be
secured by the promissory notes Of the purchaser
purchasers, Endorsed to the satisfaction of the
Trustee, and TO be a lien on the property sold No
deed given until the whsle purchase money ami
interest shall have been paid Two hundred dollars
will be required when property is sold or within
twentv-four hours after sale. The residue of cash
payment to be made within ten days from day of
sale, otherwise the Trustee will resell the property
at the cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser or
or purchasers.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee.
mhll-d&ds b. III. WARNER, Auctioneer.
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10y LUTTRELL & CO.,
ID Auctioneers, No. GIT Louisiana avenue
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest

10y LUTTRELL & CO,
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATk, SITUATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF
POMEBOH STREET, east of and near "A street,
north Of the city Of Washington, in the Howard
University subdivision, consisting OF lot 25x1JO,
improved BY aFRAME HOUSE containing three
~ By virtue of deed of trust bearing date
Ii. March 9th, A: ID. 1873, and duly recorded in
-Liber No. Il2, folio 70, one Of the land rec rds
Tor the county Of ashington in the District of CO.
lumbia, and at request Of party secured thereby,
20 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, March 2ist,
l4, at O'Clock p. m, the following piece or parcel
of ground, situate in the District of Coumbia, i'm
mediately north II the city of Washington and east
Of 7ih street road, being the west half OF lot Ne
eleven I'D, in block No. eighteen (l8), in the
Howard University" subdivision of the farm of
John A. Smith, commonly known as Eifingbam
Place. as the said subdivision made by the
county surveyor Of Washington county, and now
appears Of record in the surveyors Office in Liber
District No l,folio ", together with the improve
Term. Of sale: One-third cash, (of which SIS
mus. be paid down time OF sale;) balance (equh
peyments) In six 90 and twelve (l2) months, for
which the purchasers notes. with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. until paid will be taken, to be
secured on the property sold. All conveyancing
ard recording at purchasers cost. If terms of sale
not complied with in six days after SALE the
trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost
Of defauiting pur chaser.
WMF HOFFMAN, Trustee,
marll-d LUTTRELL co., Aucts.
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DY THOs. Z. WA90AMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 8 t9 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPRovRp PkoPFRrY ON An
STREEf, BIrWEEE A AND sTRHITs

- By virtus Of 2 DEED et trust, dated January
s iHet on the ssG orh the Du uPdsT
APRIL, A. D. 1874, at O'Clock p m, sell at public
auction IN front Of the premises, part Of Lot g. in
By three story Brick House, bay windows and all
modern convenience,
The terms Of sale are Amount of indebtedness,
with expense OF sale, In cash, fsbout o. 100 j
oalsnce IN 8, y anc 10 months, the deferred pay
ments bear per cent interest from day Of sale,
and TO be secured en- the property sold ol0 Of the
cash payment at sale. Ali eonyeyanoins q pur:
chaser cost III the terms Of sale not com Piled
With in elk days frem day Of sale, the Trustee
rec ryes the right to issel the property % the eosf
PATRICK a, BInrr; Trn nas
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RY DUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers,
II Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
PEREMPTORY CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE
P0kOkLAlN, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
DEnOBAIED COFFEE IRA AND DINNER
sEpS; TEAK WOOD N: 7. Hall SEATS AND
TABLES. LACQUERET AND GILT TEA
POSS, FRUIT DISHES; DINNER, SOUP AM
TN PLATES, IN ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ST1Lksi PICKLE DISHES, GARDENERS,
TOILET BOXES, GARDEN SEATS. CROPI-
IntS AND SPITTOONS, VASES AND
AND STANDS. sc, &c, BEING AN IN.
PORTATl0N OF LAST SEASON, AND WILL
BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
No On THURSDAY MORNING, March
10y isih, commencing at O'Clock, We will sell
invoice of Chinese Ware, comprising some
OF the finest articles of that class goods ever seat
20 ashlngton. We name In part
Plain and Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets, in
modern and antique styles
Plain and Decor sted Coffees and Teas, Flower
Sugar and Butter Dishes and Stands.
Meat and Vegetable Dishes, Tureens
Toilet Boxes, Fruit Dishes
Gardaniers, Cropidoes Vases and Stands.
Gard Plates and Stands, Stands for Statuary
Pitchers, Cream and Butter Plates.
Teak Wood NJ. T. Hall Seats and Stands.
statusry and Flower Stands
Lacqueret and Gilt Tea Poys, &C, &c.
With numerous other articles, TO which we invite
the attention OF ladies and gentlemen who are
Judges OF the inner class Of imported ware.
Goods on exhibition on Wednesday, aud positively
TO be sold on Thursday morning.
Catalogues can be had 81 the once Of the auc-
tioReers. DUNCAEs0N BROS, Aucts.
msrli tRep., Capital. Herald Forney Chron
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DANGEROUS GLASSES ON TIE PeLIor
EoRCE.-Not many days since q New York pO-
hceman deliberately murdered an amisble
young girl who refused 10 become his wife, and
last evening . Brooklyn Waterman split his
wife's head with Ratchet and then cut his own
throat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

WANT THRIR PAY.-The Wheeling Register,
Of tie 18th instant, says that the employees Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. at Hunting
ton and other points en- the western division
are clamoring for their pay, alleging that six
months wages are now due them, and they can
not live any longer on credit. The company
either cannot or will not pay, and great deal
OF Inconvenience is felt BY the workmen and BY
oil Glasses OF hnsiness men In that locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

men last Friday succeeded IN capturing near
Pamplin's depot, Va, Andrew Gill, an escaped
convict and desperate. Hewas well armed aud
surrender; he was badly shot In the face ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

NEw PoIET.-Our colOred friends over in
Brooklyn do not seem 90 have q happy time In
their religious affairs. The pastor Of the Bridge
street church insists that those who come %
pray must remain until the services are over,
and that those who do not come In time cannot
be admitted. The point IL a new one, and much
may be said on both sides Of the question.-N.
4. Herald
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B xuesionssr: and kssi t.sas. Brossr..
Star Once Buildings.
fSTfks EHfn6rssf ~ HA1 raE aHfR6p66HHI.
MA A aSEEh hsI TEAr On f1Nss6LyA,
ETR5IETs, S1nISTsIsS xseUF TWO HUN Il
By virtue Of : deed Of trust, dated the Is,
s e q FL hand re-:
shall sell ~ public auctien, by direction Of the party
osloes sDd MORN
eseh DAY thereafter until the whole is disposed Of
one elegant PsriOr Grand Piano, "Georse Sleek
Large number French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir
About fifty Rosewood and Walnut Psrior Suites,
Elegant Rosewoos and walnut marbls-top Tables.
hiegapt window Hangings.
Fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Elegant Rosewood Chamber furniture, embrscing
Msrdrobee, Marble-tOp Dressing Buresus, Mar
66Le,top iscosed washstands, and Msrble-top
Walnut Chamber Furniture consisting Of Msrbls-
tSp 9Tessns az g1ses1s MarblstOp washnds
Mahoesny Furniture, cOnsisting Of Marble top Blu
TesJ, mssIhels;top washstands, wsrdrobes,
Marble Marble ;tSp painted Cottage Suites.
About $50 Osne-seat and other Chairs
bme Hair Mattresses, Cotton-top Husk Mat
Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters, aud Pillows
spring Beds. Tucs RS patent aud other springs.
About 800 pairs OF Blankets.
Finely carved Rosewood Marble-top Boufets.
Walnut Extension Diniog Tables.
G.stor., Butter Dishes, MIR o
Sugar Bowls. Knives, Forks, Table aud Tea
spoons, &c. Also, French aud Stone Glassware,
and Gut and Engraved Glassware of every de-
scription.
Linen, consisting of great quantities OF Sheets Pill
low, and Bolster Cases, Spreads, Towels, Dalnask
Table Cloths, Napkins, &C., &C.
Fiue collection Of Decorated aut Plain Toilet Sets
About 5000 worth Of fine Liquors, Consisting of
the standard Champagne Wines, Fine Old Bran
dies and Whistles, foil line Of Wines and Cor
dials Of every description.
Several fine Clocks, Fire proof Safe, Desks, Coun-
tiers, settees, Walnut ONCE Tables and Chairs,
Steam Engines. Boilers, Stoves, SC, &C.
An extensive assortment of Copper and ether Cook
ing Utensils, together with all other goods con.
tanned in the above hotel.
Terms of sale: Two hundred dollars and under,
cash; over that sum, credit of sixty and ninety
Gays for satisfactory notes. bearing interest eight
per cent. per aunum. Catalogues ready March Is,
RICHABD T. MORBELL, r..
RICHARD HARRINGTON,( ArusVoes'
LATIMER OLEARY. Aucts
IN. Bon the morning of the sale we shall offer
the unexpired lease (of about two years and half
OF The above mentir ned hotel. mar9-td
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by D. II. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real,
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASH

- By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated the LIST DAY
OF March, ISIS, recorded in Libsr III, folio gil =,
ct seq one Of the land records for the District
OF ColumLis, aud by direction of the party secured
thereby, shall sell, in frort OF the premises, on
FRIDAY the goth day of March, 1874, that vaIu-
able real estate in the county of Washington being
part Of the Greenvsle" estate, and known as Lots
No. and 9, in the subdivision of said tract as
recorded IL the once Of the Surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia, in the following order, viz: At
O'Clock y. N. shall sell Lot No. s, and at ;,
O'Clock p. m. shall sell Lot No. 9.
Lot contains % acres and IS psrches, and Lot 9
contains Is acres rood, 20 perches, and is improved
by nearly new two story Frame House.
This property forms of the home estate of the
late General VIM. Hickey, Is situated within IA miles
OF The capitol, and within three f0urtns of q mile
OF the Columbia street railroad, on the Badensburg
turnpike, and 10 specially adapted for market gar
dens, both as TO soil aud Location II could be con-
venently divided into villa sites, and would form
attractive places of residence for persons doing
Terms: $3.50 on each lot in cash, (of which 500
must be paid when the property is KIN ookd down;D
the balance in equal pay ments at 6, IL and Is
months from the day Of ssle, for which the pur-
chaser notes must be given, bearing interest from
the day of sale at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises. Convey srcing at purchasers cost.
RICHARD r. MORSELL, Trustee,
mar7-d j. T. COLDWELL, Sal esman.