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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

TIME Vestry, of ST. JAMES CHUaoH,
I.xAleAaadria, earnestly appeal to the
public, more especially to parties having
relatives and friends whose remains are de-
p6sited III the Cemetery, toad them by
stllseFipt ions 10 purchase lumber TO- have
the Cesnetery inctosed. 81 stf ,as s.
s.F Funds. xillrybe, thankfully received by
Major red Seiips or the Treasurer s.
80 .. s,. ~, Z. ST JOII,. 81
1Lay2 Sc. ~. s.; '..s5 49, s''s1s
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19
Signs of Cold Weather.

Punch notes the following signs of A cold
snap. 1t is probably sharp winter weather:-
When you think that you don't know whether
the first bell has been rung or not
When it strikes you that your watch is at
least ten minutes fast; and so if YOU get up
when the minute hand is "at a Quarter toD
you'll be in capital time.
That if you could only be taken out of bed 10
be washed and dressed in a second by machi-
merry, you wouldn't mind getting up.
That another five minutes sleep Will make
you all right for the day.
That it's three minutes to the halfhour, and
You'll get up exactly at the halEhour.
That it's lust one minute past the halfhour
so you'll get up exactly at the the thirty-fiye
minutes.
That as five minutes won't make much differ
ence say, get up at the quarter punctualy
The following considerations will also lead you
10 the conclusion that the winter has come at
last:-
That you can't get up without hot water
That you don't think that water is quite hot.
That he had better bring little more water,
please; and take care that it's quite hot.
Ihat you can't get up until your clothes are al
That little snooze while James is bringing
the clothes (and while he ietches some more hot
water) Will 90 you oil the good in the world.
lhat when Jou 40 Aet up, you won't be sec
Ond dressing
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

Ok CENTS.-BEST ROASTED RIO COFFEE
SJO at WILSON'S, No. 2S6 CHEsNUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

That you'll get up in exactly too minutes from
now.
That 1.-THE two minutes having passed) you'll
Just settle what you're going to Go to-day, and
then get up.
That, lfthaps the first bell you've plenty of
time; and If it's the second, it's no good hurry
ing up now, as you're late anyhow.
The consideration that Is generally required
before making move out OF bed, IS in itself a
pretty sure sign of the presence of winter.
SKATING IN CHICAGO
is something entirely different from skating in
Philadelphia. In Chicago thelpond owners adver-
tise not only "lce in splendid condition, band
OF music in attendance, but still greater attrac-
uons. At one IL is announced that "Mss Currie
A. Moore, The Concord skater, skates this after
nOon." Miss Moore, it seems, has somehow, or
other taken ChicagoIby storm. TIE Republican
thus speaks of herr
miss Moore wins her own 'aurels, and wears
them with ,i AL the grace OF queen Attired IN
ermlne, and jaunty skating cap, her personnel Is
attractive In the extreme-at once model of simpl-
city and rood taste. Her eVolutions are natural,
gIaceiul and in perfect harmony with the music.
When she waltzes around the nclosure, hundreds of
Rloved hands beat applause. There Is NO assump-
uon on her part, no skating for favor. She glides
over the icy mirror like fairy, without effort Her
piTouette exces that of the trained ballet girl upon
lhe sanded stage. 1t is statuesque and beautiful IN
the extreme"
Another park owner states that the 'original
Jack Falstaf, with his original awkward squad,
Will shortly appear at his park" Another seeks
to attract skaters with grand tournament, at
which valuable % prizesn are given TO the most
nouncing benefit for the POOR"
I'm Minnesota the snow is from two 10 three
feet deep.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

GREAT REDUCTION IN COFFEE, AT
~ WILSON'S Tea Warehouse, No. 2S6 Chestnut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 OHESNUT
sIREET, AeoYE THIRD, WILL BE oohTlNuED
STAMPS ofEVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND AND in ANY AMOUNT MS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

In Minnesota the snow is from two TO three
feet deep.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

Major General Howell Cobb, Secretary of#the
Treasury under Buchanan, is in Macon. i took
dinner at his plantation a few days ago, and found
everything in nice order. judge he was rather
tSlnd master. MS none his negroes have left him.
shad haraNors to believe this, dislikins him as
,a iof hla double dealing with our. government.
= a,ahY people oi tho North are Of the opinion that
hhis, Is NOT The case. Wilson never paroled him.
Y VIII ne felaembefed that the Secretary of War
sases orders fer the resumption of hostties after
sshefttaah a ! n,stake wita Johnson Cobb imme
war.[ Northern Correspondent, p'.ssi'et-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
SUPERB RESIDENCE ON EsPLANADE STREET
EY j. B. WALTON tS DEsLOSnE,
j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer,

j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. Al Carondelet street.
January IS, 1906, at d2
O'Clock at the Merchants and Aueonssrs Exchange
on Royal street, will be Sold
ETHATSUPERB RESIDENCE and grounds the corner of
Esplanade and ST. Caude streets late the property Han
ton MTight ESD and now occupied by ] C0urtenay Esq
THE LOTS TOGETHER measure 1877 feet front on Espla
made street by depth and front Claude street Of
feet inches aud lines the opposite line ll0 feet inches
and Ines and on TIE rear line 2 feet 10 inches and lines
UPON THESE LOTS is of the splendid and
pee residences in New Orleans built in brick and succeed
imitation ot brown stone and contains, the r5t floor
hall u feet wide by 81 feet deep beautiful library 70
feet square OAK and mahogany dining 0x0 feet
smokng room 4f eet pantry nursery kitchen, store rgOu
20 leett small parler or beudeif I6xi4 feet
SECOND FI.G0R.--Sx Bedrooms and two Bathrooms in
main building water Closets or seven Bedrooms in
back building Cisern in roof supplying the main and
back buildings.
Stables and Carriage House, beautiful Fountain and highly
improved ornamental Garden, +
This mansion is of the elegant all respects as
regards workmanship finish elegance convenience in the
South " is very eommodous aud contains every modern
proyement.
H4y- TERss--CaRh in Q. S. Treasury Notes. -.y-rl
Act of sale before Notary Public ut the expense of
the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08


VI Last MOMENTS 0F KING LEOPoLD.-For two
days the King was in sueh state Of feebleness
that the fatal termination was expected in some
degrees from hour to hour. His robust constitu-
zion alone retarded the final crisis !, During the
last might it seemed to be Imminent. Toward mid
night ministers proceeded to the Palace OF Lac ken,
\ but Oh their arrival the august sufferer had just
fallen asleep. Some hours were thus gained but
there VAS no possibility of deceiving onesselfit
was, could he, enly ah ort respite. For several
days before their Royal Hghncsses the Duke and
Duchess of Brabants and their children, and the
Count of Flanders Had been staying at the palace.
The King, who often saw them, sent for them this
morning, and entreated them not to leave him any
more. His ajesty. who retained to the last mo-
ment I'LL the faculties of his vast and noble mind
wan perfectly serene and calm his loud and op-3
preasive breathing alone indicated the approach of
the lust moment. The King was, moreover, under
Illusion as regard ID the serious nature Of his
condition sss
ate, the Presidant Of thu Chamber Of Representa-
tives, ana The ministers, again arrived at Laeken.
\ M . jules y an Proet, Minister of the Household of
the his oldest friend id Belgium, his most in
conHd his most devoted servant, was al
so mere hen these high nnctionaries " ere ad-
Hfo the chamber Of the august sufferer, the
Erandest, md at the same time most touching
Spectacle met their eyes. The King was still iii
possession of hill faculties. HeWas surrounded by
his dren and his grandch ldren, in tears, and
of Hrabant. who 1gas kiieelng at The foot of his
bed. Rev. Dr. Reeker, his Majestyss chaplain,
Tho had been for some days ut the Palace Of
aeken, Was also present. Pcrceiying his old
friend, M, ues Nan Proet, the King took bis hand,
pressed II afectionately He then placed Ills own
minutes, He expired calmly without groan,8
FithuIt stfug GLE without even the persons pres.
erlt Giving that he had breathed his last sigh
indie ndenee BeIger Isc 40. u Z Sss8l,a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON BARoNNE ST,
near Grayier street.
by j. II. WALTON ~ DEsL0NDE,

r. B. WALTON Anctioneer
Office AZ Garondelet street, corner Union
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 10, at 12 O'Clock M.s
w at the Merchants and Anconeess Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
thereon situated in tile square bounded by Bar
ronne Craye Daes and Common street. and measuring 26
inches front Bhrenne street. by depth on the ne
Grayer of 100 feet inch and So lines the
other line Of io9 fes9 ainches and ~ lines less.
The improvements consist of a THREE STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING and three story back buildings.
The dwelling well adapted for private family for rent
ing of furnished rooms the buildings containing large
number of rooms.
N TERMs-Onehaf cash in U, s. Treasury notes balance
with per Interest and mortgage until final
The buildings to be kept insured by the purchaser
and the policy transferred to the vendor. L.4s
of sale before Grinla Stark Sotares Public at the
expense OF the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
Office No. 4 Il carontisst ] Street, corner of Unio

Office No II Carondtet street, corner OF Union
rE,HEESpAy, january 18th, 1866, mt lie
O'clock H. the Merchants and AuctioneerS Exchange,
NINE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth Dis
trc OF city the bounded by New Camp Oh9s'
nut St Mary and Felicity designated by the NOS TO
inclusive plan drawn by Pee Depoully Engineers
and Architects, dated Oct =, 1865 --
each q feet inches front St Mary street BY depth OF
l2 between parallel neslot No forms the corner o
Chestnut and ST. Mary streets
Lot No9 adons the above lots and measures 3 feet inches
lines front ST. street. Is feet lines in width in the
rear BY depth 25 feet the side next to No and 6
corner of New Camp and Mary all running back to
an alley wide opening into New Camp and Chestnut
streets. 80,
This property situated in the midst of the finest
Fourth District convenient to the Camp and Magazine
of city and offers for investment or Tor an
proyement unusual advantages.
E9@TERMS-Cash in u. S. Treasury notes.
Act Walter H Peters, Notary Public 1.-THE ex
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
St. Joseph street. near St. Charles street.
RY j. B. WALTON e. DEsIoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.

OHhce--fi Gafonaeiet street, corner Union.
1NHGRSUAY, january is, 1866, at IL
will be sed- T75T 80
THE HANDSOME THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE
No 1876 ~ Joseph street. between St. Charles and
streets the Square bounded by St. Joseph Carondee Julia
aud St Charles streets.
The Lot measures 40 feet front ST. Joseph street
Of l53 feet inch and lines between parallel lines The Inn
nroyenents consist OF handsome and we'll built TheeSt0ry
Brick Dwelling House with Baltimore brick front contains
wide hail. large parlurs list floor large bedrooms
I'd oof and two large bedrooms cHbinet floor there
is m iron yeanda in frent I'd story and wide
galleries IN the The back buildings two.stoy brick
and contain large kitchen china closet pantry
soreroom and Water closets l 0a and three bedrooms
bath room aud water closet I'd floor.
onestoy brick building running
OF the lot containing tW0prge bed about eighteen
feet square There and bells throughout the house
lheEe SIDE entrance to tne property st Joseph street.
and large yard sideAnd paved and onaueutel
coal room, lAr.gs cistern hyArlnt, etc
EGJ~TERMS-Eleven Thousand Dollars Cash in United
states Treasury Notes aud the balance in the Of the
purchaser to his own ordbr ut nine twelve and eighteen
months credit with per cent interest and mortgage un
ansl payment The buildings be insured OF The
PURCHASER Rnd the policies transferred uus after the payment
Of the second nate, to THE vendor,
Act OF ssle belore Walter Peters, Notary Public at the
expGnSc of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

g5TGS 1FIcAsr Ans Ine radicals have
been calling upon MI. M Cnlloch for information
Mi ia certain revenue app pointees who could not
the oath of office The Secretary answers
ke s0ng hf fiji persons for such offices Who
aosI he The oath literally, but faiing To find
thesss faH Vi select those who gave no Aid to the
ustil fEe government of the United States
had falsa id give fhem protection. He believes
~ ~ every nsaa fof a revenue officer was ATT some
Ting ii hostities against the Uni
tesi AZ State Confederate Office
eltifef Rllllngiy oT Sn@i tIngIy. He acted upon
flre presnn ptioh taat conaress would modify the
oath and nst tle South I'd the humiliation
or tlie reyenne aystsil 40 the olurn, which would
Ieslilt from tile enplayrsist of Northern men as
Anna Dickinson appeared Il Boston Music Hall
la fel gown the other nglsts A corraspof,sanf
nays that THE wrongs Of women we're reSsdressed
oil that occasions. #sTs s'ssSss X
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

DEATH or g APT. CurTER. The Cincinnati sa.
zette announces tho death Of Capt Geo. WI. Cut
ter, THE poet. It says:
He died III an Eastern hosp pital. He is knowf, as
tile author pf the patriotic song II Psnribas Ununi,
and the Invocation 10 Steam, two inagnifcently
RIGS that to ortaiity together with
other very fine pf0lnc ctions.
lifted with geaiis of no ordinary character, he
MAI a marked BITE of the irregularities to
Which II Il tuo fEeNnently subject The awful vice
of fHtenaperane acquired firm hold upon him,
and under lis influence be becanie d melancholy
sparfaale, pitiabIe ii behold actually sinking
association Il tie degraded outeass of the police
court and prison, s
Efforts were often made by the Humane and
I'd saye. The splendid wreck, but, alas
! syas oi 10 aga end the poor author, who had
aesIfred 80 much glory with the pen. Illustrated in
4 haF pefaen stae ahleG insss q human misery
IN one of the letters opened at the dead letter.
aillce in darlington we're S2O, 900 IN y. s. beads
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
LARGE DRY GOODS SALE.
BY JOHN G. BL0HAs,

PORT WARDEN'S SALE.
BY JOHN q. BLOEEM,
AUcroNEER-Offce and salesroom 80 Bieuyille street
TUESDAY, 9th instant, at lie clock M :,
his salesrooms, Nc. 39 Benvis street. by order and
under the inspection of the Port Wardens for account of
whom it may concern will be sold
One case44 Shrng Prints, marked II, lin diamond No.
1896
Damaged board the Marnon on her last
from New York to this port.
H3~TERNs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
AUCTION SALES.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CONT STREET, NEAR
f Rampant street.
a4 BY j. B. WALTON d. DESLoNDE, ssap4
Office No IT Garondelet street. corner Union street.
Lrr rrEnNESnAY IanuarY 10, I9GG, mt Z

Office No IT Garondeiet street. corner Union street
WEDNESDAY, january 10, 1865, Mt ~
w o'clock M at the Merchants and Auctioneers ES-
change Royal street, will be solid . ,,,, -.
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
announcements thereon, situated in the square bounded S
Cont Rampant Crstoniouse aud Burgundy streets measn
inc S eet front ON BY Depth between parallel
lines Of I9 fc.t inches with the Of an alley common @
his and other lots opening Cont street. 10 feet inch
wide, ~. ,,rra s,,pv Ann
Attic BRJCK nNELLISG~HOuSE, containing parlor and
dining room and half foot hall large and sm"
bedroom in attic. The buildings contain servants
rooms Kitchen washing and ironing r0o st0refogl panEt
and water Closets Gus throughout In the yard, whth IS
paved there carriage House and stable, eisten hydFRh
etc ,r 1,,y,,,o
in siS twelve and eighteen mont i'll the notes OF te puF-
rhaser ii his own oTapr bearing interest vi the rate o. per
cent por unnun and mortgage on the property soS Until
fnn raymeu The buildings to be kept sTeu hY ta puF-
CHASER ut his expense aud the policy transferred TO te ven
dor until final payment. VT. ,,-,,, =. AZ,
expense utthe Purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
AUCTION SALES.
MULES .f' .ss'
srccEssIoN OF ANDRE DEsLoNDE, JR., Deceased.
my II. H. WALTON 81 DESLON DE.

SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DEsLoNDE, JR., Deceased
BY u. B. WALTON az DESLON DE.
j. b. NATION, Auctioneer.
Office, No Al Carcsndelet street.
o'clock at ihe Crescent Stables, street be,
% i AND
ss'fSa pStse NS sSSE @ '
ThirtsnIns $50 Mulesa portion of which are first class
M TEaas-oash on the SPOT, L, s. Treasury notes
MITE -, MI LETS. ....,,...,.,, NJ LETS
Succession d Andre peslonde Sr dbeGde.
PAR j. H. WALTON ~ DEsLoNDE'
j, T WALTON, Esranteur
Bnreay-iT Rue Caropleet euCoignurepnion
NARDE ie janyier isad auS sc ee"riss y snn6 a
w Ggessnt nus baronne ensrs les Tnes res s m de
iGoadSe n no Ia E coa5 De dstgie, 4S IA "a
cou Ne 29 sarout vcndus pour le eope dc Ia succession
fRgNrR SEUF $50 MuLETs par,nis lesques tronTent
des mulets de Premiere easse 5, u, H., ~, hi,
,s 81 rrsssf ss GtS His o''' uS
VALUABLE LOTS ON CARoNpELET STREET, Be
tween Thigd Fourth Streets On the line OF the New
City Raittoad.
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS CORNER OF PERplDo AMI
Franklin Streets the First District, and large Frame
Dwelling.
IMPReEING PROPERTY ON RAMPANT AND BASIN
Streets near pryadss Market former site of ST. Lakes
Church, First District. "a
EYJ. R. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Anctioneer,
Ohiee--47 Carondeet street. corner of Union.
yK- EDN ESDAY, january 10. 1866, mt IL
| WI o'clock the Merchants and Aueoheers Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold ,.... = -.
| TWo LOTS Or GROUND in the Fourth District Of this
city square bounded by Garondelet Baonne Third sd
Fonrth streets and s. measuring each y
feet front Garondeet street, by depth between
| sarale lines of l29 feet.
These lots are very high and the immediate
line City Railroad and only square back OF ST.
FOUR OF GROUND situated in the First PstEist PiSt
streets, and designated by the Nos and lu
plan BY Pecauet Cranpton GATED March 1900 nea
suny each 10 inches and lines more or less
front Perdido street. 25 feet inches and rs lines in the
rear irregular depths of U5 inches TO Ito eet
No. 10 forming the of Perdido and trankn
streets.
The improvements these lots consist of large frame
dwelling, brick pillars, with basement -.
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, in the FIRST DISTRICT OF rms
city, square bounded by Rampant date Hecue BASIN
date Whte} Euerpe Terpsehore Streets designa as
Lots Nos q g. and IA. Lots Nos and adoln~sach
other and each 81 feet front Rampant street. by
dept inches lines between parallel lines Lot
No aoins three lots in the and measures 81
Basin by depth of Vi feet inches lines
between parallel lines.
This which formerly stood ST. LuSes
Church located in fine neighborhood, and has
choice residences its immediate vicinity
cash; the balance six and twelve
credit the of the purchasers their
order bearing per interest, with mortgage until final
payment. :, :, ,,:,. - n, ,.,. :, 4,
of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

Criticism on Miss Bfaddon has not yet been az !.
hausted One writer says: 1T is pity Lady
Audiey hadn't kept her Secret"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

The Catholic Telegraph, refeYrlnp u f,ba,to;,,
soyntons late bloody sseraaonl II tie Tiali ~
Representatives says it "should have hear fol.
lowed by dog-fght instead Of hymn, 8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

nERRtSGER AND COLTS PISTOLS
Az All styles,
6hars Smith Nelson's, and other makers. For sale By
j. E. HALsEY It Co, AucrroSEERs,
And Hardware Contni1ssio Merchants,
Sc Beakman street New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
GOVERNMENT SALE.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACHER oRTUToB
10 Private Family by gentleman vginan by BIRTH
Lousanan by adoption who has had considerable experee
in teaching Address, stating terms, etc. j. H. WILLIAM,
SON, care of DR.. R. L. Luckett, Alexandria, La.
Reierences-Rev ". II. Foote D. D., Romney Va; Prof.
Chas. Martin, Hampden Sidney College, VA Rev Edw Mar.
TIM Nooway c, H.. Va, Mrs Dr. Leven Luckett, Gen G..
NJ Graham Hon Judge NJ. Ryan, Rapides parish; Prof R. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

u AZ IN Vasiliag Ton special to the New York Herald
says th6 EQUATION Of tho National Banks In
u sased upwards IL s4l 100000 last week The
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08
t ANDRErM's GARDEN SEEDS.

7
Growth of 1s65-H. HAFNER has store large and
full assortment of GARDEN SEEDS. from LaEdreth Son
Philadelphia for sale quantities purchasers Country
supplied Seeds by dozen huudred or to
sand papers, otherwise for retailing Grass Seeds red and
white Glover, Onion Sets, etc. Il. HAFNER,
lo5 St Charles street.
opposite ST. Charles Theater.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

STEAMER HAZEL DELL SuNK-@Seueraf Itues
Of the steamer Red Chief, who telegraphed us at
once, We are enabled to lay before ,our readers
the particulars of the disasterto the steamer Hazel
Dell:
\ DEMoPoLTs, Ala, Jan. 5, 1866
Editors Tfibat2e-The steamer Hazel Deli struck
below Blacks Blum and almost Immediately sunk
The boat and cargo, it is feared, will prove an en-
tire loss. @Sm.s
The officers and crew were all saved and taken
to MOSCOW.
regret to say that Mr.. II, Clemens, q citizen of
Tuscaloosa, Ala, and one passenger whose name
and place of residence have been so far unable
to obtain are supposed to have gone down with
the ill.fated boat.
Several negro women and children were also
host. j. G. GREseR, Steamer Red Chief.
FNebile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

pennssl makes tlle modest eauest Of Con-
gfsss opriate 5000, 900 ~ repay the cost of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08

PEREMPTORY SALE OF IMPORTED STATIONERY
and Cutlery
BY NELLEGIAS a. Won XXNkEN,
JAMES NELLiGAE, Auctioneer.
No. 1G5 Gravier and u Union street
TNEDS ESDAT, Jan, 10, at lie O'Clock NJ
w at their sacsrooms, No. l6G Gravpr and II Union
street, positively and without reserve, will be Sold
800 English and French Letter Paper
Butting Faper,
30 Faolscap Paper
75 dozen Rogers Pocket Knives,
40 dozen IndelibIe Ink.
E55"TERMs-Cash in U S. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-08


and Coliseum Streets will he sold without reserve
PARLOR FURNITER ERE-Elegantly Carved Rosewood So
bes and Center Tables, Rosewood Music Stand aud Music
Stool Carved Rosewood Book Case, Mahogany Sofas Chairs
Arm Chairs and Rocking Chairs Mahogany Marble Top Tables
and Tables Vases SAary Velvet Carpets and Rugs
Curtains Lace RnA Daas Conices Curtain Pins, etc. etc
BED ROOM FURNITURE Elegantly Carved Rosewood
Victoria esetds and Glass Arnus single and double Rose
wood Bureaus with Etageres, Rosewood Marble Top Wash
stands Con0des and Dressing Tables Chairs and Arm Chairs
Hair Moss and Spring Mattresses Busters and
Pillows Carpets and Rugs Mattings Oil Cloths, etc., etc
DINlNG-RO OON-Elegantly Caised Oak Sdeboayd with
marble ton Mahogany Extension Table, and Chairs Carpets
Rugs elegant Glass and China Ware Liquor Stand Plate
Warmer, Cutlery, etc.
Cloths Mats Hall Chairs, Stair Carpets and kOds etc
KITCHEN FuRNITURE--c9o Range with Boiler
Cooking Utensils very complete, IinWare etc.
large collection of nPantings many of them rery beau
t anu by ARTISTS handsome EugTavings etc BE
sides reepy Ingram and Brussels Carpets, Manel Orna
neuts intow Shades, Black Walnut Bedroom Furniture,
The Furniture can be he day before the sale.
Catalogues Of the Furniture be obtained at the office Of
the HlctUneers.
n5sA TERMs-Cash in Z. S. Treasury Notes
The delivery the articles sold will commence Immediately
after the size,