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THE SCHUTzENFEsT-Immen TaroHgs.-Yes-
terday afternoon and last night there wa
other tremendous crowd present at the Park,
and every one seemed 10 be IN the full tide OF
enjoyment. Under the supervision or MIR.
kullman, variety OF new sports for boys
were introduced. among them racing In sacks,
the m ush-eatIng feat, the parties being blind
folded, each feeding his rtS-d-CiS,) &c. the
creased pole was well parronIZed and from
she smaller one several prizes were taken yes
terday. A new watch is TO he placed on the
larger pole to-day as prize for some enter
prlsing boy The ten pin alley was well pa
IrohiZed also, and the prizes were awarded as
follows Five gallons of French brandy TO
Mr.. hahier; silver butter dish TO Mr.. Anger
man. and wine stand 10 Mr.. Vonderhide, of
Baltimore. The eagle shooting by the ladies'
Yesterday and the previous day, resulted as
fOllows:-On Wednesday, shawl 10 Mrs. Bey-
er- balmOral TO Miss Dourgourd; work box to
Miss Helmuth; yesterday, work box TO Mrs.
WenigeT, of BALTIMORE; small work box TO
Mrs Bey er: ian 10 Mise Helmuth.
EAbOut noon yesterday Mr.. III. 5. Barnes pre-
sented TO the association a beautiful dressed
sheep. which will be given as prize. 1t was
received on the part of the Association by JUS
tlce Walter, after which fine dinner was par
taken Of al which a number of toasts were
drank The Press was not forgotten.
Last evening the Saer &c rbund, with a num-
Der OF the Sch accepted the no FATALITIES
Of Mr.. q. II. UIermehle partaking OF 8 sup
per.
After a number of fine songs were sung the
health OF President Johnson was drank and re-
spOBded to by Colonel Crawl ford.
The Anon Qnartelte Club, under the lead of
MIR. A. BischOr, were also present, and between
them, the Saengerbund, and the 5th Cavalry
Band there was rich m steal treat, W hich was
most heartily enjoyed.
The feats of Leslie yesterday were Of the
most perllOus character, he playing the part OF
Il dTuIken woman on the rope, stumbling and
staggering along IN a way to frighten many OF
those present His performances on the rope.
with but little rest, lasted for an hour and q
quarter. This af ernOon be appears on the
rope, wrapped in chains, and Tonight he VIII
give an exhibition of TREVOR from the rope
One OF the incidents last evening was nov
city 10 most Americans, being the bearing OF
ShutZen- King Hartlg through the banquet
room on a chair, borne on the shoulders o.
Iusty sharp-shOOteIs. During his progress.
the widest excitement prevailed, and the
music of the band wSs drowned in the ex1l-
tant shouts OF the spectators, male and female,
infant and adult, while hats were thrown up
handkerC hieis waved, and Sh utzen wine drank
m honor of the merry monarch. feature of
the entertainment Is that although the largest
liberty is allowed. disorder occurs. So
much for the use Of wine and beer in stead of
fighting whisky. President Johnson Is OK
Iected 70 be on the groGnc 20 day.
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by J. o. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneer.

HOHskHoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, Sept Nth cotamen
cling at ~ clock. We shall sell at Ne 33s south.
west corner OF 18th and h streets north an a..
sortment OF household Furniture. pamtne-
Hsircloth SOFA. Arm and sids Chairs
alnut Marble top Centre Table
Walnut frame Mirror
Walnut WhatDot
Hat ack, Hall OilslOth
Cottage Bedsteads, PAINTED Wsrdrobes
Bureaus. Nashstands, Chamber Tables
Cane seat and Wo-d -selt Caairs
Uusk Mattresses. Feaiher Pillows and BoIsters
Ext, nsion Dining Table
Mahogany Breakfast Table
China, Glass aEd Crockery Ware. &c. &c
sel9d Init J. q. Mcguire Co. Aucts
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nj Kn

AULICk. In this city, on Wednesday, Sept
18th, Mrs MARY = AULiCK, wife of Uommo-
core John ii Aulick. u. q N aged n yelrs
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, corner and 18th streets. on turdsy, the
22d instant. at . m. The friends of the famil y
arere-pechulIy Invited TO attend. Sc 20 1t
KELIHEk. On the 10th instant at 8 o clock A.
m, MICHAEL KELLER, in the 43d year of hi s
age.
TIE friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral al his late residence on
Saturday, 22d i5stant.
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MARRIED.,

BROWE-MOCK On the 18th, at the residence
~ his brother, IN Washington, by the Rev Mr.
Geo. G. MARI ham, ALBEIT o. BROWN t. Miss
ELIZA l. MOOk both OF London county, Va.
COSROE-RICHARDSO 0nthe 10Th instant,
at Mckendree Chapel, by the Rev Mr. Kreb-
Capt. ISAAC CONROE Of the 18th iii nois Cav,
airy, to Miss MAGGIE x. RICHARDS SON, of tn q
city.
wAGGONER-THOMAs. In Washington. on
Thursday evening, september Goth 1885 at the
parsonage, by Rev. j N Coombs. HENRY WAC
GONER: OF Tennessee, to Miss MARY THOMAS,
of Washington.
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DEDICATIoN.-The dedication of St Law
re &C Roman CathlIc Church, at Jessups' Cut,
VIII take place on Sunday afternoon next,
September %. The Most Rev. Archbishop,
assisted by clerrymen from Annapolis BaIti-
more, and Washington, will ofic iate
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by GTIEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE II

THE FOURTH WARD.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO the subscriber. da
ted July 1th, l56o, and recorded in Liber n e. T
No 90, folios 2j and 2O7, one Of she hand Record
for Washington county, u O. shall o1er for sale
al public suc.ion: on TUESDAY. the ID day Of oc-
tober next, at clock .. m la front OF the prem
ice, the middle part Of Lo. numbered thirteen
13) In square numbered fve hundred aud hrty-
pine, t5!gb Of the plan of tie city of Washington
beginning Tor the same point on Let street
west one huncre and SHY two feet To nine and
oDe-tbtrd t9is inches ON the sOutheast corner
Of said square running thence north eighteen 49,
feet two I'd orethird q - inches. thence west
one hundred and ten no. -eet thence south eign-
teen lsl Get We aid one tIiru l2S inches; thence
east TO the place Uf BEGINNING.
Terms: ore half cash; the residue IN SIX
months, the purchaser giving his note for the
deferred payment, bearing interest from the day
OF sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
premises. All conyeyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchaser. IL the Of sale
are not complied with within five days from the
day OF sale. the trustee reserves the riRht 20 re-
sell the premises at the risk and Of the default
ips purchaser, On giving one days notice in some
newspaper in The city OF Washington. $50 will be
sale. IsAACI JOHNSON Tru,tee
Sc III 2aw8ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctiope.r,.

TWELVE DWELLING HOUSES ON LEASE
YEARS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst af az o'clook
p m. we shall sell, on the premises frontins IN
Maryland avenue, between sd aud a. sis I.lsns
Twelve good Dwelling Houses containine g.oi
rooms, vi ich will he sold without reserve
We call the attention of nyers 10 the above sale
Terms cash.
se2Od Intel sI ancti1n.
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RFAD, mark. learn, and in wardly digest the
l. c. that II is TO your interest 70 purchase
your clothing AT One Price only, 1T Henning's
one Price Clothing Store on the corner of Sew
en- b street and Maryland avenue.
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LARcENY.-kitiy Swan, colored, was ar
rested Wednesday by officer WhiteIrore of the
seventh Ward, for the larceny of a smoothing
iron, the property of Elizabeth Miles. The
IRON was recovered, and the prisoner was held
10 bail for court by ustice Boswell
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY and SILVER Plated Spoons, Forks
Cups, Call Bells, q obletts. Butter Knives-ra-
celYed this morniBg-at Friggs Dollar Jewel
~ Store. No. AIS Pennsylvania avenue, near
, 4 street. -.
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We have the pleasure to announce to our nu-
merous friends aud the public in general that we
have reOpened our splendid OYSTER SALOON,
with many improvements. ard with an increase of
our cooking facilities OF 100 per centum We have
erected the largest and most improved style of
two beds of hre of ~ feet each nth four nasnifi
cent ovens. aud IL IL to be guaranteed to be the
quickest cooking range N America 1t MAS put up
under the supervision OF the master range builder
OF this city, Mr.. y. Ball. We have also secured
tw Of the most com cooks of Fulton Marx ct,
public With the old styl 10 and genuine Fulton Mar
ket Roast, with Coffee and Cakes, and all of the
latest dishes, with our famous bill Of fare of last
season. In less time than any other house in the
Diepty that cur guests will not have to wait Il We
mIuut Tor any imag Dable dish, served in the
Dsstest style by civil walters aud nder the eye Of
the proprietGrs. During our trip this summer to
the prDci pal waters Of the briny deep, az follows
MOnOken and Nanticoke River, TanRier and POGO
mCke Bound, Northeast. Wire, YORK, Rappahau-
mock rivers, Horn Hsrber, Cherrystone and Nor
folk where the best OF the best arr bedded pr nci
pally for HARVEY Co we made arranRe ments,
with thirty 81 the most reliable run boats which
every Day, hey ond = doubt. We are happy 10 an
nOub1e to friends and the public that will our
increase Of facilities. and many years ex De renCe
and knowledge Of the business previous to our
opening on Pennsylvania avenue that We can con-
pete with any house in AmsricA en- a fair and
legitimate scale without the assistance eff any bois
ferrous oyster dealer. We solely ON our own
responsibility, and do not wish TO be cennects ed
with any second class oyster saloon OF this city
and for Headquarters of the BiyalveS III those
she'll fish could speak for Themselves they would
harmoniously sing that
HARVEY CO 2s9 PennsyIyanis avenue,
Was their Headquarters. Family Enter tainme nts
&C., served In any quarter In every sty lie. l7m
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FINE OYsTEEs-We dropped in at T. NJ
Harvey's old and well known establishment
corner OF 18th and u streets Yesterday. and
were served with some as large and delicious
Oy s'ers as ever came TO this city, even in md
winter, when the .'crittersr are said to fatten
o..
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SuPKRIOR CABINET FURNITURE.

The Subscriber is happy to inform his NUMEROUS
friends and custouers that his STOCK Of -
CABINET RuRNlTUkE
l. Full ard Ut m pl-te, embr acing every
style snd Quality, from the finest PAR -
Lob tUI1E down to the CHEAPEST
BErsTEAD.
IL is not necessary to paricuisrize, a. our stock
svery conceivable article 10 he found In
FlbsT CLASS HOUSE FuEHiSHlNQ ksTAB-
Please call and stsfy you. self before purchasing
John q. WILSON,.
ssS-com SGnfbesste ,rHer 9Th aud ID cts
DIANOs AND MELOpEoNs stv4ry prices
W T. NtNNo,
No. esq 81 bet 18th aud 10Th.
n. B.-PfaI De Tuned aud he ssirtd. 80 II CT
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, UNLICENSED BALL.-Mary Lewis, colored,
was ARE sted Wednesday by officer Stinchcomb
of the First Ward, for giving a ball without
having Obtained the license required by act OF
The City Councils. She was taken before JUS
uee Drury, who fined her So
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WE NOTICED in a New York paper the other
GAY, that MI Yates of the firm of Selby &
ates, A. Market Space was the purchaser last
Friday of a large lot of wet goods. We under
stand that Tomorrow Saturday morning
the goods will he offered to the citizens of
thIs city Tor inspection. Any one IN want OF q
barg..in had be ter paw them a visit ..-
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeer,-

GoyERNMENT SALE OF yALUBLK soUAB
AND BIlLpING LOTS IN THE CRY
MT,hasshisNySd3hi D. e. AT PuBLI0 400
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
ON fSkspAr, the 10Th das OF Octoberasx
leOo we viii sell, - the highest bidder. 90 a.
mencihg NJ IL O'Clock M. a. our Auction b Bn.
No. 32o, corner OF 9TH street west aud Dstrs st
portn, the following named property, belongingt
the GoNernInent OF the United state-, viz:
Lots no INBRED Is II, IS. ~, and Il, la square No.
Lots numbered IS 4: and s, in square No 6l2.
Lot numbered IS, fn Square south Of No ca.
Lot Numbered IS, in Square no. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. aud II, In Squire No LIS
Lot numbered 10. in Square No. lin.
This square hse recently been subdivided and
laid cut let's and will be sold in lots according
TO that survey. which will be shown on tbe day of
tss or should any desire 10 bid for TIE eptir
square, sp opportunity will be offered
Terms: Cash, IA Government funds, on the de-
nV-rS OF the ceecs OF the property
one mn OF tie purcf use money 20 be paid when
the property lie Knocked OF
Sborld the purchaser fail to comply. the prcp-
cry viii then and there be put up again and cold
20 IRE ueNt highest bidder.
u The whole terms not compiled vita IN
thirty days from the day Of sale toe Consm Ger
reserves the right 10 resell the property at the
risk ard cost Of the frst purchaser. Ry order ~
eu:s eo6es GRKEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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cIHe cash. Dy OruoT O
SAMUEL II. HOOVER
BE 70 GBEEN q WILLIAMS Auct.
by GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auetioneers,

Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioneers
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT HOUSEHOLD
FuhNITuRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON I'll o hSDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 o clock
M, we shall sell at the residence CT a gentleman
tween Pennsylvania sxenne and East Capitol
street, in Dufi Green ReE, being House No sSS,
one fAe Black Walnut iParlor Suite, upholstsraa
In Green Rep, consisting of Tete a iete sofas
Gentlemens and Ladies' Castor and Gothic
Side Chairs
Three Black w inut Marble top Centre TabIss
Two hne Black W slnut Oval Frame French ri ate
One Black Walnut Ladies Cabinet and Writing
Hsircioth Lounges and Gsntlemsns Reclining
Chair
Two handsome Black Walnut Chamber suits. con.
sisting Of nne Bedsteads, N tabletop Dressing
Rocker, and Hair Mattresses
Two hne Painted Cottage Sets complete
Oak sidehoard, Extensi n Tables and q hairs
Sandstone Bronze Six Ii ght Chandeliers
Ten nearly new PSI ior aud Chamber stoves
Excellent Hail stove, with Pipe and Zinc
BruSsels Carpets in Psrlor, Dining roo and
English Oilcloths throu ghout the halls
Brussels Stair Carpet and Rods
Work Tables, Ottomans and ornaments
One nne Black Walnut-oase Wheeler & Wilson's
Another Of Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine
of different quality
Oak Rack and Walnut Arm Chairs
Iron BedsIead, Husk Mattresses and Pillows
Table Crockery and Glassware
Exct llent Cooking Stoves and Utensils
Exec lent Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
One Portable House. l4N7z
And many other Goods which we deem unneces-
:. ~ to enumerate.
The above FurRiture will be Geld together at
private sale very low. and the house rented, If
" made on SksERs Tits 'h
Sc o-d IIntel&Chronl Auctioneers.
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LATEST FROM 3LADEHsBuRG

Tuexbury artillery opened on the old fort this
morning. Loud port. and little exschfion Tico
twenty feet Guns and the four largest hopLxsrs in
the country cont accomplish much after lying
sill all Summer, will have 10 change their base
before they can silence the Old Fort. Ii will take
more than their thirty gl5oaiS and two crdek gua-
ners all the wsJ from FHltVH 6fGTke', New York.
Thirty bushels ster shells per day woat begin
do It. IL may be very boysterons over this way,
but 10 does not begin to blOlr hard a. IL does
where the TgeTbbry Artillery is stationed As to
going down to the Uhesspeak Bay sfier supplies,
must be a mistake; ~ss not aware that the CheSa
peske Bay vas In Wssfsrn Virginja. The Old Fort
stIli holds her own. no breeca in the vail; rectiy
ing fresh supplies of eleven inch she'll daily frem
Fortress Monroe, Point Lookout. Cherrystoue,
and Norfolk; These she'll are sppsriorfo aaIthing
brought to this mar Ike In mall boats at this
sen Il the y.ar. Port Defiance still holds her own
at 2cl q street corner II h.
Tho Old Commander,
se lsu TN HARVEY.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THEATER.-We are glad 70 see
that the public properly appreciate the enter
Prise OF Messrs. SpaIding & Rapiey in pre-
Senilng the beautiful spectacular drama, (" The
Ice Witch" in such magnificent style. The
house Is crowded every evening. As we have
stated heretofore nothing as fine in the way OF
scenery and tabIsaux has ever oeen witnessed
here, and nearly every evening the audience
calls for the raising of the curtain for a repe-
tIiiOn OF the grand and effective tableaux at
the end of the first and fourth acts.
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-The 3hioni and
Susini Italian Opera Company in the comic
opera of -Crispino e In Comare"
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Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS,

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs -" Your
Iroehes are too well and fayOrably know 10
need commentator.
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$6,OOO,OOO
z PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.

100000 SOLD.
he NORTH MISSOURI r. r. 90. HAsAU-
thorized US to sell their rst Nor tgags per cest
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount Is $500.
90. Coupons payable on the lst days of January
and July Of each year, In New York
Referring to our advertisement Of August, hav-
ing sold the first half million of these desirable
bonds, We have adva nced the price to
EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS,
at which they stand unrivalled, as the cheapest
first class security in the market
self JAY COOKE co
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RoRRlna OHK ARmRn Mnx-Yastnra.

RoBBlEe A ONE ARMsp NAs-Yestsrdsy
morning, Detectives Cisryoe and McDavitf,
Presented at the Central Guardhouse for trial
VIM. Seymour, Fannie Smith, Ella Parker
and Ellen Boyd. whom they had arrested for
the larceney Of $3.50 in money. and a silver
watch, the property of James Cullen Itap-
peaIed In evidence that the complainant, who
Is rag dealer; and had lost an arm in the
m litary service, visited the girls at Fanny
Smiths. on ID, between Twelfth and Thir-
teeuth. and stayed there two DAYS, drunk all
the time He laid out about $500 in dresses
shoes, &c, tor the girls, and the remainder of
ms pile was stolen from him. The last night
OF his stay there be was playing cards, and
T. n Parker took him from the card table into
a bac room. He was very much intoxicated,
and recoilects nothing of what has transpIred,
token at that time, none OF the money has been
recovered as yet Justice Morsell held the
rartes in custody at the guard house for
further hearing at o'clock this afternoon.
DANGEROUS PRISONER AND NARROW ESCAPE
or AN OFFICER ednesday night about 6L
O'Clock a man applied at the Central Guard
house for an officer 10 arrest his brother, who
be said was DRUNK, had large knife aid was
annoying him very much and be did not waut
to be cut by him nor hurt him. but he had work
TO do that must be done, and If the police did
not take him he, complainant, would have to
protect himself as he was able. Oficer Brew
er. acting Sergeant OF the Third Ward, went
after the offender and arrested him in a restaur-
ant near Center Market. The man was per-
fectly wild and resisted the officer. He drew a
large sharp carving knife and struck at the or
hcer, the sharp blade passing in between his
shirt end vest without entering the flesh The
officer at once struck him with his club, cut
ing his head severely. Two other Off GERS
went to Brewers aid and secured the prisoner
who gave MS name as James Kelly Justice
Thompson sent him 10 Jail for court for assault
ing and resisting the officer.
-
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IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

best manner ell kinds Of BRICK AND STONE
MASONRY, Including house building and repair
Ing, construction OF Sc wers. Drains, Cfsterns &C.
prices
High street, Georgetown, will be promptly ct
tended to. r..
jy 7-tf J. COLLINS
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aaotisneers

THREE NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS on the cornec of eth street we : AMI
boundary street nortl at Public Auction.
On ID kSDhh the 9th instsnt, at o clock D.
m, We shall sell, on the premises three uew Two
story Frame Houses aud Lots, containing rooms
each, just finished aud vacant
ANY one wishing TO purchase a nice and com
Portable residence will do well 10y attending the
sale. ~
Terms: One half cash; balance ,ix and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust on tke premises
All conveys ncine and revenue stamps st the cost
kf oh ed Of -
sc 20d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetioneer

CONTINENT sALk or -FOUR HUSDREp
AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 2lst inst, az n O'Clock a nm
We shall sell on the premises. -Four n uBd red Oar
and Pine Piles, being - pnd 40 feet la length
Terms cash
By order of the Commissioner Of Public BuIld.
ings. GREEN WILLIAMS
sell Int and Chron I Aucts
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Pres. Mass Senate
my communication with the world has
been very much enlarged by the Lozsnge
which now carry always in my pocket: that
trouble IN my Throat for which the TRocHEs
are a specific) having made me often a mere
whisperer." Mp WILLIS
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMs, Aueuone.n.

MA AVENUE, BETWEEN 2lST AND 22D
sTREEfS, HOUSE No. 81, AT PUBLIC AUO-
TON.
On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 O'Clock q.
m, We shall sell, at the residence Of a Gentleman
declining housekeeping, viz:
Psrlor furniture consisting of Sofas, Side Chairs
Rockers, CeItre Tables, Brussels Carpets and
Shades
Walnut Table, Gaze Seat Chairs and Crockery
Three Painted Cottage Sets OF different colors
Feather Pillows, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Painted Wsrorobes, Bureaus, Wsshstauds and
Bedetesds
Carpets. blankets and other Bedding
Hall OIL Cloths. Ingram and other Carpets
Large Cooking etoves and Utensils
ParIor Radi ators and Chamber Slsves
! esk, Lounges, Glasses and Kitchen Requisites
And all other Goods contained in the above
House
Terms cash.
ssle-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y GREKN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneers-

VALUABLE LOT TROETING ON Sd STREET
east, between Pennsy lyasia avenue and south @
street. at Public Auction
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at $ o'clock ..
m, we thall sell, on the premises, Lot Ne. Ia in
Square No. 7e2, having 81 feet on Sd street run-
Mug back good depth, which will be subdi vided
1uto three building lots, making each lot q good
size for building purposes.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
q deed Of trust the premise s. All conyeyancfnr
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
S25 dewn each lot when said
ST. l9-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FURNITURE SALE IN FRONT OF TBEAUC
TON ROOMS.
SAT URDAf MORNING, AZ 10 o'clock, in add
will lie sold
Two dozen fine Dining Chairs, Solid Oak high
back, Seats upholstered Ia Maroon NeIyet MAD. NV
RouN, New York Also. Solid Oak Carving Table
Plate Stand, tye Side Dish Tables, all 20 MACH
selg ilDtl J. G. Mcguire CO. Aucts
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODsI

NEW GOODS NEW GoODsi
YATES & sELBY, 323 Pa. avenue, have inst
received from the New York and Philadel pbia
Markets complete assortment Of the following.
named Goods CALlCOES, ranging in price from
!5cents to Is; CASSlNETS. TWEEDS, and GAS.
slMEBES, from 50 cents to 81 80; DRESS GOODS
from Is cents to 50; FRENCH MERINOES and
HEP GOODS, from Sl;25 to g.; BALMoRAL
SHIFTS, from 81 81 to $3.50 To which may be
added q fine assortment Of Notions, Hosiery &C.
Also, CARPETS, Of all grades and patterns, in
price from 73cents TO 81. 40 together with an as.
sortment of OILOLOTH, Of all widths They
would also announce great bargain in the way
of ell WOOL GREY TWILuED FLANNEL al
S7H. worth 50 cents. se NJ ~