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which, desolsted, weakened and impoyer-
ished by war, has provided So literally for
her insane, and still pOuTs out so layishly
of her diminished treasure for the comfort
and consolation Of her most afflicted and
helpless citizens. We commend especially
tie enlightened policy for determining the
locality Of her contemplated new Asylum,
and the wisdom she has manifested in Sc
Letting at the same time the architects and
medical superintendenfs Of these monu-
ments Of her peoples philanthropy.
third, that our grateful acknowledge
ments are made 10 Gen. Pennypacker for a
pleasant visit 90 Ash Barracks and the COM
pliment Of dress parade; to the Superin-
tendent Of the Public Schools, 5. Y. Cald-
well, Esq; to Judge Whitworth, Principal
of the Tennessee Manufacturing Com
pany; and to DIR. VIM. Wright, Superin-
tendent Of the Peniteutiary, for in
vitations, which the pressure Of the
business, and duties pertaining 20
our assembling here, alone compelled
us unwillingly to decline; to the reporters
of the Nashville Press for courteous atten-
ton and accurate reports Of our prORed-
ings; and to the pIoprietOrs Of the Maxwell
House for an elegant parlOr for our meet
ings, and for prompt attention to the wants
of our individual members"
The report was accepted, and on motion
Of DR.. Curwen, the Association adjourned,
to meet in Stockton, CAL, on the third
Tuesday Of May, 1875.
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PaFEnnRI.


Franc NJ. Paul has resigned as business
manager of the Memphis appeal.
The Rev. Acton Young has broken out in
a new place. The hatee is at Humboldt
and is called the Southern.
Mr.. Dorman, Mr.. John Campbell, Mr..
Melbourne, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Patton re-
turned from Gallatin yesterday, where they
took leading part, the night previous, in
an sOld Folkes'" concert. The house
was crowded, and the entertainment passed
off very successfully.
Judge Swayne, having disposed of the
chancery business of the Federal Court,
departed for Cincinnati last evening. He
carries with him the hearty good will OF all
the officers of the court, with whom he has
been associated for the past two weeks.
The KOsciuskO (Miss.) Central Star,
contains notice of the death of DIR. Fred
erick Zollicoffer, an elder brother Of Gen.
Zollicoffer, whose memory all true Tennes-
Seeans revere.
The Columbia Herald, of yesterday, says:
"Miss Mamie Hatton, daughter Of Gen.
Robert HaIton, deceased, is quite sick at
the residence of Mr.. Samuel A. Pointer,
near Spring Hill. She was taken sick Ill
Nashville, at Wards Seminary.
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New Advertisements.
Bunch of small KEYS found.

Bunch of small keys found.
Scrap-bonks, account-books, autograph
and photograph albums for sale cheap al
Setliff7s, los Church.
New books received and for sale by W.
7. Berry & Co.
Read advertisement in regard to State,
county and railroad taxes.
Read DR.. r. Y. Pierceis treatment Of
liver and blood diseases.
Geo. r. Buchanan, in to-day's paper, an
nounces himself a candidate for Trustee
of Davidson county.
Late fashion publications, illustrated and
other papers, received and for sale by d. Y.
Neylan, 343 Public Square.
A grand picnic and ball will be given by
the stone-cutfers. at Schonephug's National
Garden, on Monday next.
Ladies' and chIldIen's hats, parasOls, etc,
at the Dollar Store.
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CITY NOTICES.

Liver and Blood Diseases.-By r. V,
Pierce, NJ. D.-A healthy liver secretes
each day about two and half pounds Of
bile, which contains agreat amount of waste
material taken from the blood. When the
liver becomes torpid or eongested, it fails TO
eliminate this vast amount Of noxious sub
stance which, therefore, remains to poison
the blood, and be conveyed TO every part OF
the system. What must be the condition
Of the blood when it is receiving and retain
ing each day two and ha'f pounds Of poi
son? Nature tries to work of this poison
through other channels and organs-the
kidneys, lungs, skin, etc.-but these organs
become Overtaxed in performing this labor
in addition to their natural functions, and
cannot long Withstand the pressure, but be-
come variOusly diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
center of all vitality, is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes to it
from the heart, and it fails to perform its
office healthfully. Hence the symptoms of
bile poisoning, which are dullneSs, head
ache, incapaeity to keep the mind on any
subject, impairment of memory, dizzy,
sleepy or nervous feelings, gloomy fOrebOd
ings, and irritability of temper. The blood
itself being diseased, as il forms the sweat
upon the surface of the skin, it is so irri-
tating and poisonous that it produces dis
colOred brown spots, pimples, blOtches and
other eruptions, sores, bOils carbuncles and
scrofulOus tumOrs. The stomach, bowels
and other organs cannot escape becoming
affected, sooner or later, and we have, as
the result, costiveness, piles, dropsy, dys-
pepsia, diarroea. Other symptoms are con-
mon, as bitter or bad taste in mouth, inter-
nal heat, palpitation, teasing cough, I'M
steady appetite, choking sensation in throat,
bloating Of stomach, pain in side or about
shoulders or back, coldneSs of extremities,
etc, etc. Only few Of the above symp-
toms are likely to be present in any case at
one time. The liver being the great depu-
rating or blood cleansing organ of the sys-
tenn. set this great "housekeeper of our
health" at work, and the foul eorruptiOns,
which gender in the blood and rot out, as
IL were, the machinery Of life, are gradual
ly expelled from the system. For this pur-
pose my Golden Medical Discovery, with
very small doses daily Of my Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets, are pre-eminently the arti-
eles needed. They cure every kind Of hu-
NOR, from the worst serofula to the COM
mon pimple, blOtch or eruption. Great eat
ing ulcers kindly heal under their mighty
curative influence. Virulent blood pOisOns
that Turk in the system, are by them rob
bed of their terrOrs, and by their perseyer-
ing and somewhat protracted use the most
tainted 81 stems may be completely reno
waited and built up anew. Enlarged glands,
tumors and swellings dN-indle away and
disaDDear under the influence of these srraaf
reSolvents. my23 deod1w&w1t
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.--Be-
fore Judge Trigg-Allan Pinkerton vs..
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany, argument closed and case given to
the jury. John O'Malley, refused to regis
ter for report.
Before Mr.. Justice Swayne-Jones ct al,
VS.. A. B. Gilbert; Jones ct al, VS.. Outlaw
ct al; Jones ct al, vs.. Bryant ct al; de-
murrer of plaintiff to plea of defendants
oyeruled. E. f. Mulloy, administrator.
VS.. DeBow ct al, bill dismissed. Same vs..
r. A. Bennett ct al, decree for complain
ant, and Clerk of the Court appointed Re
ceiver and ordered to sell land. Madison
ruptcy and bill dismissed at cost Of COM
plainant.
Judge Swayne wound up the equity
docket and adjourned the equity session.
PROBATE CoURr.-No business trans
acted yesterday.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Margaret A. Hagan
VS.. Mayor and City Council; jury respited
till Monday.
CRIMINAL COUNTRYSIDE vs.. Ben Allen,
colOred; argument progressing.
I. Bennett Risden, ESQ.,, was sworn in
as a practicing attorney.
CHANCER1 COURI.-1eTTel vs. hOdS-
ton, report of Clerk and Master confirmed;
Stahlman VS.. Reed, new trustee appointed;
Shankland VS.. March, report Of sale con-
fmed; Overton vs.. Wendenbacken, de-
cree ofsale; FERRIS VS.. Lingner, reference
to Clerk and Master; Nashville CONNER
cial Insurance Company vs.. Berry, admir-,
sale confirmed and final decree; Caldwell
VS.. Doyle, decree of sale; stretch vs.. Nc
Key, same entry; same vs.. John II. Berry,
same entry; Vaughn VS.. Galloway, refer
ence to Clerk and Master; Lyons vs.. Ly-
ons, decree in favor of John Z. Austin; Nc
Even vs.. jerks, final decree and appeal;
Mulloyvs. Payne, report of Clerk and Mas
ter confirmed; Williams VS.. Williams, ref
erence to Clerk and Master; Pyles vs.. Mel
son; report of Clerk and Master confined;
Rushing VS.. Kimbrough, decree Of sale and
appeal; Water VS.. Ragsdale, decree of sale;
John w. Rains vs.. Goodlett ct. al, report
of Clerk and Master confined.
The Court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'clock
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LiferarK Exercises.

The annual literary exercises OF the ETO-
sophian Society. held at the Nashville Uni
versity last night, were largely attended,
the hall being so crowded that many per
sons were compelled to return home after
vainly seeking admittauce.
The exercises were listened to through
ont with marked attention, and were of a
most interesting character. Charles E.
FulIiIove, of Louisiana, was awarded the
prize on defamation, while Mr.. Under
wood, of Bowling Green, KY, carried off the
prize which was offered for the best orig
inal Grafton, his competitors being MeSsrs.
Moore, Woods, Hawkins and Jones.
AT the close Of the literary exercises, the
members of the society, with number Of
the ladies present, enjoyed an hour or two
in dancing.
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Rreediny PesIiIence

A reporter OF TINS paper healu CuLl-
plant yesterday that a great deal Of filth is
being carted to North Summer street and
deposited near the Sulphur Spring, 10 the
annoy ance of persons who live on, or pass
along. that street If the city authorities
are not circumspect, there will be hot-bed
Of cholera prepared in that part of the city.
The depressions of streets had better wear
deeper than be filled with filth or anything
mixed with filth.
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EDGEFIELD ITEMS.

The .Edgefield celebrities" say there
bloo,; on the moon.
Recorder Bells morning entertainments
are but poorly attended now.
The residence of Gen. Anderson, on
Woodland street, is nearly finished.
An insane woman who was wandering
around the streets in North Edgefelda day
or two ago created quite a sensation in that
locality by her threatening, demonstrative
manner.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school picnic
comes off to-day at Lindsley's Grove, near
the terminus of the Edgefield street rail-
road. Suitable arrangements have been
made to render it pleasant for all who may
at end.
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Mrs. sIesseneer's Poems.

THREADS OF FATE Poems. By LILLIAN K. Mes
senger. Published by the author
A second edition of these excellent pop
ular poems has been published by the au-
thoress, who is now in the city stopping at
the Maxwell House. Some of these poems
are priced as gems of beauty and all of
them breathe the divine affiatus. The
volume is handsomely bound and printed
in the perfection of the art. 1t is one of
those few favorite collections of short liter
AIRY productions that may lie conveniently
on the parlor table to be picked up for an
hours amusement at any time. w. T.
Berry & Co., are preparing to supply the
demand which We hope and believe will be
made for the work.
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The annual picnic given by the thirteenth
district colored schools came off yesterday,
and was one of an interesting character.
At IL O'Clock. the exercises Of the day COM
menced by tie school singing hymn, fol-
lowed by a PRAYER from Rev. b. Parrish,
who invoked the Divine blessing on the as
sembled crowd, especially the free schools
of the thirteenth district, and continuance
of such beneficial institutions.
Next in order was the coronation of the
oueen of the Christian Church Sunday
school children, and Nellie Ford was
crowned by Matte Howard; then came the
crownipg of the queen of the Mckee school,
Martha Franklin, by Miss B. Hyde, after
which there were several declarations by
the pupils, all rejecting great credit on
their teachers, Messrs. Stephens, johnson,
and Napier, who deserve much credit for
the discipline, department, and efficiency OF
their pupils. The exercises ovel, speed es,
short but effective, were delivered by the
Comfy Superintendent Of Schools, Il. w.
Weakley. and Capt. sam. Donaldson, fol-
lowed by what was TO some the most
pleasant feature of the day. The grounds
were dotted with snowy white cloths, upon
which were placed an abundant supply of
substantial eatableS, furnished by the pa
rents of the children, and which were at
tackled with great gusto. Sam. Timmons'
brass hand added much to the pleasures of
the occasion by its enlivening strains.
The School Directors were in attendance
taxing a gIardiaI-like interest in all the
nroeeedinSs. as manifested by their words
of kind encouragement to both scholars
and teachers.
II would have been we'll if some of the
Civil Rights agitators had been present and
seen 10 what degree of efficiency the free
. common schools of our county have been
brought. If the adage 'let well enough
alone. were acted upon in this case, it
would prove of incalculable good and be
accompanied by fattering results.
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False Re,ort. of Cbolera.

With regard to the false rlmOrs which
were in circulation last week with regard
to the appearance of cholera in Nashville,
Memphis and Shelbyyille, the Gazette, OF
the last named place, observes: "The
health of Shelbyville is remarkably good
for this season of the year, scarcely any
sickness Of any nature at all, and as we are
in receipt of daily papers from the two
cities above mentioned, can vouch for their
being no cholera in either Of the places.
The Nashville papers of Tuesday last said
the general health of the city was never
known to be be better than at present. So
concerning the health Of Memphis. We
ask our country friends to discountenance
all such reports, for they are false from be-
ginning to end"
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Ice! Ice! Iee!-The Queens Lake Ice
Co. is now prepared TO furnish Ice to con-
sumers and the trade generally at reason
able rates, and will guarantee to their pa
irons a full supply for the entire season.
Orders by mail solicited and promptly at
tended to. Offics, No. 81 corner Bank and
Printers alleys. Storage house, No. 27
Criddls street, near l.. q n. r. r. Dept.
Geo. A. Bailey, Sup't; C. Ii. Ryman, Ag't.
an2S I'm
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Marriage Licenses.

During the week ending yesterday, the
following named persons were licensed to
marry:
MD. Williams to Harriet E. Cunning
ham.
NJ. T Stratton to Laura Summer.
John A. Aukenbauer to Josephine Sad
dler.
Peter Jacobs to Johanna j. Sudekum.
CoLoRED.
Thomas Kenner to Levina Williams.
F. Brown to Rosa Bramlette.
Alfred Seawood to Susan Lindsley.
Thomas Lewis to Lena Scruggs.
James Clark to Emily Fulghum.
Anthony Maxey to Nancy Allen.
Charles Simmons to Caroline Simmons.
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In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have reftted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiK, semi
stiff and soft hats A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and colors, Just
received for the spring trade. mh14 tt
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Consumers should use from one-fourth
to one-half less of Dooley's than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. 1t is put up full
weight. my19 dlw&w1t
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DR.. II. B. Hill, who resides near Baker
Station, on the Nashville and Chattanooga
road, sent to this office yesterday box OF
his pet variety of strawberries, the smallest
of which was at least an inch IN diameter
and of a proportionate length. We have
never seen finer fruit in this or any other
seci ion of the country.
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CITY NOTICES.

Just Opened at the Dollar Store-Latest
styles Ladies' and Chi,dren's Hats, Para
soils, large size, and gilt stick Fans. Fan
Chains, etc. my23 2t
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In order to make change IN my BUSH
ness, am offering my entire stock Of new
and desirable Dry Goods at cost for cash.
A. c. Beech, 10 Public Square.
my19 tu,thurs, sat,sun Wv
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WAR DEPARrMKyr.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May %, 100 An.
The lower Mississippi and Ohio have
fallen.
ProbdbilitieS.-FOr the Lower Lake re-
gion, Tennessee and the Ohio valley, in
creasing elOudiness, sontherly winds, ris-
ing temperature and falling barometer, with,
possibly light rain near Lake Erie.
The lower Mississippi and the EJxer
Ohio rivers will fall slowly during the
day.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duling smiled blandly yesterday
morning when he observed that the fines
imposed by him footed up SIS.
Judge Ferris was absent from the city
yesterday on account of sickness in his
family and nothing was done in the Pro-
bate Court.
The trial of Kessler, the man who killed
his wife, is set for the 2Sth inst, that of
Bates for June LIST, and of Powers for
June 4th.
Mrs. Housen looked ten years younger
upon being released from jail, than she did
when she enterered that secluded retreat,
year ago.
At ten o'clock A. NJ, the Sunday-school
of the First Presbyterian Church assemblies
in Masonic Hall, where their annual festi-
val will be held.
J.F. Woodward, Gilbert and James
Flynn,were taken to McMinnville yesterday
for trial, on the charge of having killed the
City Marshal of McMinnyille.
Forty-two emigrants from the vicinity of
Knoxville, Tennessee, d,parted for Port
land, Oregon, yesterday, via the st. Louis
and Southeastern Railroad.
The Governor has offered a reward OF
500 for the apprehension of Geo. Sim
mons, charged with having attempted the
murder Geo. Smith in Franklin county, on
Il 10th inst.
Willis Barnes did not return to his old
home near the scene of the Housen mur-
der, upon being released Thursday, but
| went down the river. 1t is currently re-
| ported that he would have been lynebed II
| he had returned to his old home.
A terrier purp is missing from the press
rooms of the UNION AND AMERICAN
evidently abducted by dog thief. II
that canine has not been converted into
succulent and life-preserying sausage, the
owner hopes to recover possession OF his
| fayorite.
Attorney General Caldwell was presented
with a magnificent bouquet, yesterday, and
it was interesting to observe the noble ef-
forts that bouquet put firth TO neutraliZe
the odors which filled the crowded Court
room during the trial of Ben Allen, the col
ored preacher.
| Duckworth & Co., corner Church and
Cherry and Cedar and Cherry streets, have
received Harper's and Leslie's illustrated
Weeklies, Wild Oats, Woodruff & Claf1in
Appleton's Journal, Danbury Newf, Pilot
Irish World, Weekly Times, Tribune, Sur
and World, Police News, Gazette, Day:
Doings, etc; also latest dailies from all
parts of the country.
Persons living in South Nashville who
wish TO attend the picnic of the Holy Trim
ity Sunday-school should meet at the
Church at half past seven O'Clock thi:
morning. so as TO take the train At Fog
street. The train will stop at the Chatta-
nooga depot on Church street, for the &C
commodation of those who live in that part
Of the city.
r. H. Singleton, No. 81 Cherry street
has received Frank Leslie's and Harper's
Weekly, Appleton's Journal, New York
Clipper, Frank Leslie's Boys and Girl:
Weekly, Danbury News, New York Week
ly, Graphic, and Wild Oats for the current
week.. also the latest New York, Louisville
and Cincinnati dailies
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White Swiss. JAG

White Swiss, JacOnets, Linens, Towels,
Napkins, Table Damask, Handkerchiefs,
MarseiIles Quilts, Victoria Lawns, etc.,
etc., at cost for cash. A. C. Beech, 10 Pub
lie Square. my19 tu,thurs, sal, sun Wv
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Meeting OF che Candidates.

There will be meeting of the candi-
dates for the county offices of Davidson
May %, in the County Court room, for the
purpose Of making list of appointments
for the canvass.
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Be sure to call soon and procure some
of those great bargains offered at A. c.
Beech's, 10 Public Square
my19 81, ,thurs,sa 2w
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70 The best stock of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at manages, IS Col
lere street. my9 If
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Blank } indicates no report; cipher I05 sta
.lonary minus 81 tendency 70 fal; pins m ten
oehcy 70 rise A @. FORO. Observer
The river fathomed I feet 2 inches on the
shoals at p. NJ. yesterday.
ATlved-the RHrksyllle, ffom Rome,
eseorting two barges Of eeaAr and carving
II hhds. of tobacco.
Expecsed-the SilyerthOsn, Irons Evans
vile; the b. Il Cook, from 'Padncab. the
Eddyville, from above, AID the A. p.
Green. from Pt. Isabel.
Leaving to-day-tLe B. H. Cook. for
Paducah, Memphis, etc.
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nubhad a 4 II.
Giant StraNberries.

W. C. Allen, of Montgomery county
was commissioned justice Of the peace BY
the Governor Yesterday.
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Fashionable Straw Hats for ladies and
misses, so cents each at the so Cents Store.
my2I st
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10 SeasoRable Shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, just received and offered at low
est cash prices at Ranage's. my9 If
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Paducah, Memphis. ST.
Louis, and New Orleans.
TiHE new and elegant pas a
IL senger steamer. G-eeff-afk -
BOLIVAR II. COOKE, 49, ;sss| -.
Byers, Master. T.ino Co66 Ssie-r
Y O'Clock n. :
70, Freight or passage apply on board or 70 c.
n AM HiOh = Co., Agents. my2A
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Good News at the Star Clothing
MIKE POWERS

TIyAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS
customers and the public at large that he
has now on hand the largest, best and cheapest
stock of Ready-made Clothing. for both
men and BOYS. that WAS ever offered in this mar
ket. Those who wish TO purchase Ready-made
Clothing, and save from Is to % per cent, would
do well to give him call at the Star Clothing
Store corner Market street and Square.
myIT 2m 4thp VI. POWERS, Proprietor.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of S,ske1. ,Lfa Csa.n>, -.
tse "a HoHrs ending 3 p. NJ Nay p. IA q
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

TslsgTaphie Report from Signal Seryses C5rps U.
q A. Of 06servatSOs, AZ $50 p. Ny rs
WesteTI Union Lane.
Place 2s G5 SO''T Bar T wind $3.50 S:sss q
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At the Maxwell last night, Vandalite was
the favorite in the first race, bringing $500,
while Brakeman and Jim Alexander
brought So, and SIS respectively.
In the second, Arizona sold for 500,
Somerset S75 and Noll SO.
In the third, Madeira brought $3.50, Sa-
voy $50 and Jonannie SIS.