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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

Our Railroad friends are busily
engaged on the bridges between
here and Delta, but they ought
not to forget that the bridge
above the Depot is in miserable
order-really dangerous to pas
sers on horses or In vehicles. The
one on Third street at Dobson's
stable could be repaired by inser-
ting two or three pieces of timber
The foot bridge at the Union
Church is unsightly and ladies
stumble over it to and fro.
We anticipate a good road from
the Company eventually, but we
expect good bridges in town now
and all the time.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04
GREAT REDUCTION.

GREAT REDUCTION.
11oW il the time for real bargains In
Dry GOODS.
BOOTS.
SHOES,
HATS,
BONNETS, &c.
FROM and after thi. day we will offs" our
entire stock al from 10 10 10 FER cent. o's'
count Of former prices.
yourselves with
DOMESTlCs.
sHEETINGs,
LINENS,
BLANKETS,
BEDsPREADs, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DAMAsKs, &c.
All our Boots, Shoes and orr entire stock OF
Ladies' and Misses shoes have been marked
down to lower figure than ever.
HAVING our own Millinery department., we
are enabled to offer Ladies', Misses aud Chill
dreu's hats for less than any house in this
parish. Beside our Hats and honae's are all
fresh. as we do not buy them already trimmed.
but are constantly arranging the same. Come
and see for yourself
Corner DeSiard & I'd SITS.
Monroe, La, Nov. ~, 1869. Mo IT
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

SHIELDS 8 0DELL
uAvE on hand one Of the largest stocks
I" North 1''''''''' and intend selling
F,'eF, article in any Line at tho yer,
7 o~''' possible prices. Will always keep
Dr Goods Clothing Hats Caps Hardware,
S'0e'' Boots Groceries 8'ss''e' Ties &C.,
A lso, Cotton Gins, Wagons, Plow,. Hoes,
NJ Store outside Of New Orleans will
n zeal hairer, sell lower, offer better induce
IL ments,
a. sell on bstter terms. They also intend
Doing large Receiving, Forwarding and
- Warehouse Business,
Fspecialy for the shipment Of Cotton, and the
+ ong experience Of both the above gentle
IL men
I caves it unnecessary to offer her recon-
IL mcntations.
Gtorsge charges Low. Hauling, WEIGHING
~ and repairing tree.
To'ton bought, sold, stored, or SHIPPED; and
~ the
Highest prices paid, or large advances made
III on same.
livery article required by Planters, ALWAYS
~ on hand,
4 nd satisfaction guaranteed In all transac-
"A tons.
Dtrticular attention paid to all orders or in
l. structions.
Store-Honse and Office on DrsIARD
~ STkEET-
THE Warehouse on the river bank, at 9. W
0DELLs old stand, and under his charge
p emen'ber to stop at the "GREEN FLAG"
IL where
r very thing you require is sold, or rive
IL away
SHIELDS & 0DELL.
Monroe, La, Nov. 20, 1869. ne:tf
and Banios, and Violin, Guita
and Banjo strings for sale al NcFee's.
n46;lIn
a NICE assortment of st DRY books for /
+ u. g. L.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

- The Tahlequah reached
our landing yesterday-probably
it is due to some of our friends
that we cannot make our acknowl-
edgements for late papers. We
were greatly provoked by such
kindness last winter, and if its
repetition is inaugurated this ear
ly we may indulge the wish that
their mental accr ton will COM
pensate them for the decrease #
moral rectitude.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

The letter to G.. L. Herndon in
another column will be found in
teresting to all good citizens.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04
MONROE. La, DEcEnBsa 4. 1869.

~. The old year, 1869, with its tri-
ala and tribulations-its joys and
: sorrows, is passing away. A new
;. year, 1870, the beginning of de-
cade is at hand in all the pomp
and eclat attended by propitious
season and smiling plenty through
out the land. Every heart is ALI
ed. with hopes Of the future, and
already the merchant is preparing
to extend his business, the plant
er to enlarge his field and the
mechanic to increase his tools.
The minds eye reads the unknown
in bright anticipations and air
castles as splendid and gorgeous
as Arabian fiction are reared
wherever interests points or fancy
leeds. Interpretations! Dreams
xo by contraries., The rich and
the poor, the creditor and debtor,
should alike husband their resour-
ces.& Suffer no waste. Go to the
ant and learn wisdom. Re,nem-
Der the parable Of the talents.
. The worse than useless custo-
mary 'oxpenditure Of money at
ti1is season Of festivity if judi
cios1sly applied would be ample
to. secure to your families a CON-
petescys and An education beyond
ehance or contingency. ~,
The Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company Of Rich
nond. Virginia, with. Branch
Office in New Orleans under the
direction of such men as Generals
Matfry. Bragg and Beauregard,
with reliable aud trustworthy
agents in all the principal towns
in the State, is Of itself enough
to recommend it to favor and pat
ronage. Policies are issued on
all approved tables and on the
MOST liberal and equitable terms.
The premiums are all cash, but
the policy holders can select the
annual, semi-anual or quarterly
mode of payment.
A. policy as. an investment is
second to mono. On the ten year
plan napplicant 80 years of age
can effect an insurance on 9lO,OO
tor an annual payment Of. $485 90
NOT 5 per cent. interest q year;
on the amount assured. The or
binary life plan is still cheaper,
and for a like amount would be
only 242 5O-not d per cent. in
terest per annum. It may be
urged by many that they have
not the money to spare, perhaps
not, for SO large an amount; but
it will hardly be an excuse when
we inform you that you can
take out q policy for $1,000 for
$17 co at the-age of2O, and at a
gradual increase to the age of 65,
it would be $1o2 so. Every body
can be Accommodated. Only look
to your dependents. Do what
you can now and increase it at
your pleasures What you give
in that manner is safe, and will
always reach it's destination.
And farther the Company:
''Lends in each State the funds
acquired from the policy holders
of that State" !
'tLends it's funds only ON first !
bond and mortgage, and lends
only to the amount of one-half |
the value of the real estate
pledged
So the money paid to the Com
pany from Louisiana remains in
to aid us in reconstruct
ton. "Its prosperity is unequall-
ed probably in the whole history
Of Life Insurance.'' Over 5000
policies have been issued in a lit
tie over two years. II
IT. is a strong and growing Com !
pany and has a capital paid and
&
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IL The river is rising slowly
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u The protracted meeting
commenced last Monday evening
under the Rev. G. r. Evans hav
ing been interrupted by Indictment
weather, and pre-engagemen1
of the Union Church, will be re-
sumed next week.
Mr.. Evans is an able and elo-
quent divine, and his zeal and
energy in the cause of christiani-
ty entities him to a hearing from
all denominations.
All religion is in the Decalogue,
The modes of worship are only so
many radii from the common
center. Hear all and make your
selection, and our word for it
when you reap the great reward,
the good men and women of all
the rest will meet you there.
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Special Attention

Given to the storage and shipment OF cotton,
and 10 the receiving and forwarding Of all kinds
Of merchandise. Consgnees notified Of arri-g
walls of freight at the earles. moment. Wars-
houses convenient to access. and si,aatsd en-
the river bank. -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

4 NICE assortment of DRY books for
"a children, FOR sale NJ McFcs's. n1S:ln
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

Trenton Advertisesneats.
T. G. CHANDELIER. THos. M'ov1aE.
arANDIEER Il MCGUIRE.
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
mercba,1ts,
TRENTON, LOUISIANA, 80
"AVE lust received, in addition to their
III large and varied stock Of groceries and
drv goods, a fresh and extensive assortms1t OF
Fancy Dress Goods, ~. ~e,e.ssiis
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hate,
Cf0thsng, Hardware, ETC.,
purchased in New York expressly for the
Trenton trade. .nd now offered At reasonable
prices.
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EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Prince Arthur and the Governor General of
Canada and suite arrived in Buffalo, NY,
yesterday 81 noon, drove around the city, and
Iunched at the Tiff House, in company with
ex-President Fillmore. After another drive
they left the city at four o'clock
Suits have been commenced By attachment
in New York against Alex. Belden, Alex.
Mckinley, and Geo. w. Hooker, for secreting
property 10 defraud their creditors, &c These
cases grow out Of the late excitement in Wall
Street
Brooks, built OF iron, and bat sixty We feet in
II came through the New York and Erie canal
to the lakes, and thence around TO that city
The following nominations have been made
by the Minnesota Democratic Safe Conyen-
tiOn-For Governor, Geo. L. Otis: for Lieut.,
Governor, J. A. Wiswell; tor Secretary Of
State. T. q. L. Oadeland.
A dwelling house in Lowell, Mass. was
slightly damaged by IRE on Saturday Helen
Wilson, aged three years. was smothered to
death by the heat and smoke.
President Manages, of Venezuela, ia actively
preparing q campaign against the revelation
airy General Pulgar. Maracalbo, Pulear's
stronghold, is blockaded.
The New Orleans Crescent newsraper estab.
lishmenf, including a four cylinder Hoe press,
has been purchased by Republicans.
Collector Casey, of New Orleans, is on hi
way to Washington.
Mayor Lesche, of Jefferson City, La, has
resigned.
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fO.MORkOW,

Rf COOPER LATIAIR, Auctioneer,,
Southwest corner Psnna. avenue and i'm street,
PIANO I0RfE, PARLOR, oHaussR Ann
Ing rpRSITURE, CAkP Ers, STovSs,
LOVE- M1ATIRHsekS: ia fHIa BGbS, PIT.
GI E AZ IHS29tHsrtRs. GLAssWAEf. gu
On WEDNiSDAf, the III inst.uf n
MyV 10 O'Clock Q. m t, Ne hall cell at TIE reef.
'dence Of Gentleman declining houssk eep.
near T H. q Po.t sssses pS.th sh md oh
articles Of Furniture, nearly eli OF Which Eas
made to order, and is nov in 6rss-rate eoudiftcu:
rosewood. ca.e, round corner, seven octave Plano
One ssco"ssls Psria4s SUIT. eoa,,,,,o. q, Otto
man Lounge, With carved base; bHaiss' Oh air,
plain m9uloed DO: Black wAlaut Recking do,
Eh eis Black wslnut do marble top Centre
Writing Desk. Walnut Itssere
black walnut Extension Dining Table, waln Mt
marble.top SfdeboArd, Side Table and 4 oil ej
puninS loon Chairs, In green rep
ns GA n.nut Hail Set-carved Table, 2 Chairs,
BLACK walnut Chamber Suite fo,,es :, Rea,,s.a
WARDROBE, Marble top Washstaud. Buraan
Rosewood Book Case and Centre Table
Black walnut Chamber Suite, (varnished, , Bed
t tead' mst1ls tSp Bureau, Msrole-t Wash
light Chamber Suite, CASH. Marble ton Wash.
stand and Borsau Wy ""'n
2single Black Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobe, Ru
reau, and Marble top Wsshstand
lse yards Of Mating: bgt little used
30yATds Of Hall Oil Cloth, best quality
GLASSWARE. Gallery. and China
Cooking Uteasils &c.
Terms cash. COOPER & LATINER.
(Inte.l& pressl
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Excelsior in Pigeon English

"PIeeon English" Is the language which is
constantly in use in comm unicating with
Chinese, both In business transactions and for
English, more or less distorted; a few, how
ever. are Chinese Anglicized. Thus. chop cAop
means very fast" maztee, "don't mind;' chop
thGrg.h for topsde The S Chinese
use fer titus lice tor "rice;" loom 70:
Groom" nai. 'l;" chin chin, "good by" fused on
NEE meeting ana parting, really meaning "wor-
gods" JOSS ptdgtH man, "priest."
That nigntee TEEN he come chop chop
One young man walkee. no can stop;
Colo maskee. icee maskee;
He got flag; chop b'long welly culio, see
Topside Galah!
He too muches soIIy; one piece eve
Lookee sharp-so fashionable same mi;
he talkee largee, talkee stlong,
Too muchee culio; ALA same gong
Topside Galah!
Inside any housee he can see light.
Any piece loom got fire all light:
He look see plenty ice more high,
Inside he mouf he plenty, ely
Topside Galah.
''No can walkeer' ole man speakee he:
"BImeby lain come, no can see;
Hab got water. welly wide!''
Maskee, mi must 90 topside-
Topside GalahI
"Man-nan." one gallo talkee he:
"N hat for you go topside look-seeP'
Mother teem,' ne make plenty ely,
Maskee, ALA TEEN walkee plenty high
Topslde Galan.
"Take care that spilum tile, young man,
Take care that iceei" he no man man.
That eOolIe chin-chin he good night:
He talkee, uni can 20 all light'-
Topside Galah,
joss pidgin man chop chop begin,
Morning TEEN that joss chin chin,
No see any man, he plenty fear,
Cause some man talkee, he can hear
Topside Galan.
Young man makee die; one largee dog see
Too much Robbery, findee hee
Hand too muchee colo, inside can stop
ALA same piece nag, got culio chop
Topside Galahi
-DTd,CeT, Hdrper'S M1OdziHe for October
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctfoneers,
- tSuccessors 70 jas. @. Mcclure q Oo.,D
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and lith street.

10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctfoneers,
- tSuccessors TO jas. @. Mcclure Co.,
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and 18th street.
CHANCERY SALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE
sUBURBAN PROPERTY, BEING THE sITk
OF THE LATE OAMPBELL HOSPITAL, AT
The HEAD OF FIFTH AND SIXTH ers.
w SRY s ;rIeMrMrETpIATsLY North OF BOUND
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, bearing date April
?th, 1884 and passed In Chancery cause No. las.
sell; 81 public suction, on the premises, on MON
DAY 18th of October. 1859, at O'Clock ,. m part
Of tract of land called - am aica, - stu ated and
being In the county OF Washing ton. and District
OF Columbia. and bordering Bound sry street,
81 the head OF 5th and 9th streets west, supposed
being all that part or portion of the "traet of
land referred to in the original bill flied in the
cause above mentioned, now remaining uns old,
This properly 10 In rapidly i'm proving locality,
ana IL worthy the atteAtton OF capitalists.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the residue IL
three 81 equal installments at six 90, twelve 02D,
and eighteen llsl months, with interest from day
Of sale the deferred payments be secured to the
satisfaction cfthe Trustees; the purchaser to have
che option OF paying ell cash. Conveyencing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. Five thou
sand IS Oop dollars OF the cash payment will be
Required when the property is struck on, which
will be forfeited the terms Of sale are not fully
sale. lid tie Trustees reserve the right 20 resell
at the risk and cost of the defsultinR purchaser,
upon one weeks notice by aiverti Sc ment In some
Newspaper printed and published in the city Of
GEO. A. BOHBER. br
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, rru,'ee''
COOPER LATIMuR,
NaW3Ekda
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets
1URNITURE, &c At AUCTION.
"A On WEDNESDAY, he 29th Instant at 10
W O'Clock q. m, We shall sell, at the reside nee
Of Q lady declining housekeeping, fronting
~ on y street north, between a. and 9th sts.
Rosewood Parlor Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs
Mar bic. top Center Tables, Hair cloth Sofas
Walnut Whatnot, Walnut Hall Set
Walnut Extension Table
Marble top sideboard. in walnut
Dining room Chairs, Walnut Bedsteads
N srble- top Dressing Bureaus
Marble. top Washstands: Chairs, Rockers
Painted Chamber Suites, Bedding, N actresses
Hall Oil Cloths
Brussels, Three ply. Ingram, and other CARPETS
Parlor. Chamber, and Coz king Stoves
Orockery, Glassware, Cutlery. &C.,
And q lot of Kitchen Re1uisites.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
se24-d Auctioneers.
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10y WILLIAM l.. WALL & CO.. Auctfo neers.
- Stores corner Ninth and G streets,
wall g Opera House,

INTIRE EFFECTS OF A OIGAR STORE, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING September 29th,
commencing ct 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire
effects OF the Cigar Divan, on street, between
9Th and 10th streets com prising-
show Cases. Shelving aud Fixtures
Little and Big Pet Cigars
Cigars, Tobacco, pipes, &c.
Together with Good Will and Copyright of The
Pet.
Tie attention OF buyers IL called to this SALE as
the stock Is hne and will positively be sold.
se25 w. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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RI GRlEN WlLLIAns.
No. S26 Southeast corner Of It'll and d ste.

BY virtue of iced Of trust from John L. Pau
and wife 10 us, dated the Esd day Of September
1868, recorded in Liber and B, No 3, foiios 1913
&C one OF the land records Of the District OF 90
iumoie, and By direction Of the Treasurer Of the
fIovident Building Association, Of said District
We shall expose TO public sale, in front sf the
grsmiI:ss, onWiDN tsDXY, q. 18th day Of eeto:
Der, 1859, at O'Clock In the afternoon, all tn at
piece and parcel Of land situated and lying in the
city OF Washington, D. O., and known es part OF
Lot No. fourteen CD, in square no three hun.
dIee and sixty four tes4l, being the north twenty
I'D feet OF said let and begin ming for the same on
9Th street west ct the end Of twenty (O feet from
the corner Of B street north, aud running north
with the west line Of 9Th street twenty (sol feet,
The north line OF said lot No. u vest one huadred
soutn twenty (20l feet, moro or less TO the north
line OF the part Of said lot conveyed to William
Wefherell, and thence east In o straight line to
the besinning on 9th street
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance In
and u mspths, secured By the purchasers notes
the fall Of the hs%T.r. II the terms OF sale are
serve the right to resell on three days public no.
tice, at the cost and risk q the dsfaulting EUR.
chaser. VIC. BE0rOR,l w-s-'-
GRlEN q WILLIAMS,
seas eodSds INTEL Auctioneers.
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DROPosALs FOB RAILROAD TTTs.

Proposals win be received NJ the once OF the
Alexssdr,s 9s1sl, kailroad And Bridge COMPANY.
for 1000 GROSS TIE6. dime nsions to be inches
thick. rot less than inches hcs, b. feet long,
delivered at Alexandria Georgetown, or inter
mediate points on ne Alsxeoart. Canal
wAssISsIos, D. o.. Sept. 1879 - =
seu Il lAlex. Gazette oopy.1
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kY GREEN z WILLIAMS.
Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

VARIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
s1H "a AND i sFsl sFRE EesyH ME 81
BEING HOUSE Ne, 3l7, AT AUOfION.
IN On WEDNESDAY. the 29th Instant, at 51s
H:i O'Clock M, We ehal sell, on the premises,
good three story Frame Honse, containing
e,aht rooms. halls, closets balconies, gas, water
ing US feet "a inches front, by 40 feet deep, more
or less with hne side alley; all in good repair,
making nrst class private residence.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months, Tor notes bearing interest and secured bv
deed OF trust on the premises. All csnveyancing
End revenue stamps at the cost of the purch aser.
Sl00 down on the day of sale
Persons wish nc {, examine the prope rty an do
SO befare the day Of sale by calling on the owner
On the premises,
sead GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts,
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by GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Aucttoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. o26, Southeast cerner OF 7th and ID streets.

A HANDSOME Tw0.sTORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT, ER0NTIEG ON 24rH sTREET
NORfH, AT AU, TON.
IL WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at S o clock
tive story Frame House, with six large
rooms, gas, water. fine yard brick stable, fronting
On the alley; the above property being q good
Terms; $3.50 CASH balance in 6. IL aud IS
months, for notes bearing interest aud secured BY
adeed Of trust en- the premises. Stamps, &c, at
cost OF the purchaser. 600 down on the day Of sale
se25d GREEN q VILLA MS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ECIVRk DAYS.
BI o0oels 2 I ., n : |, Asssss,;,..:,,,
s2SsCaESoSR sAs5 IIH5S ySst5 spys1
On THURSDAY MORNING, sep,eab.r
NV sssid.eee Of s sU d.eu;ss sS, sse
keeItns, No. sos direct. between 7th and sth
en- sis,;ns IN &C. assortment OF Furniture,
4 VsIy hs. Ro:s.oSa Case, s.vs. octave. Mann.
S S:as: sisss T.: r p TssI.: f'Ss
J q, 81. an. .Ds1 ss.S c sgs
NM.hosa1y y. ssiae&SS..a, M.aos ANY Secretary
walnut h.Ibie.top Bureaus ps.s sns w.,s,,.,a.
Bed.tesd;; B1rssas and wsshstands 'n
Feather Beds, Bols ters and Pillows
Blankets. Spreads, Sheets, &c,
d dU1iis Bet; SI ss: .Ss f s:sss
Nearly New Cock stove, With Fixtures
A Term: e esaH''''' SSSoorrB q L.rIM.s.
Sc q dts Auctioaeers.
RY CHARLES ". BOT ELGK, Auet0neer.
- tsucceesor TO J %. McGuire Do,
sALEsF OHIGKlRIse PIANO rosr., BOSE,
oTaER cHAMSEa fGEBsslrGRt. CaRPHfs'
o. Sthss A. s.,,.m,,,
u fasi; ain. s s.a:e iss ass'
on the northwest corner of Penna avenue and issh
street, large sollection Of excellent Household
Furniture. embracing In part. VIZ:
One Rosewood case Chickering Piano
One solid Rosewood Parlcr Suit. upholstered In
green velvet, consisting 81 10 pieces
Rosewood Centre Tables. Etegene
Fancy and Arm Ohairs. M.ntel Ornaments
CARPETS Throughout the house. Walnut Sofa and
Lounges, Sets of Cottage Chambsr Furniture,
nearly new. superior Curltd Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and holsters. Walnut and Ma
h9gany Wardrobes, Walnut washstapds
Mahogany and other Bureaus, rosewood Bedstea ads
suit o. Black Walnut Oh amber Furniture
Woed and cane seat Chairs, Walnut Extension
Table, Dining Chairs. eidebsard
Silver lated Ware, Table Cutlery
0hips, Giass and Crockery, Bat Rack
Hall Oic1oth, Stoves. Kitchen Furniture
Cooking REQUISITES, &C Terms cash
se2s-d C9AS. w: BOTELER, Auotr.
lRepub, Intel
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fInte.1&EXpressl

RY COOPER q LATlMER, Auctioneery,
u Successors to Jas. u. Mc0uire A Do :,
Southwest corner OF Penn's avenue and lIth street
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
a On wkDEEsbAY MORNING. Sep. 10Th,
1867, at 70 o'cloc Z, at the resiiencA of a gen.
s,sn.n d t ~ hOusekssp ping. No. 2l6 sta
rTe e,, beS2 and streets, east side,
We snai sell Superior assortment of House.
noid ara N. cf en- Furniture, com prisinR n part
1--WE e,eSAnt lockwood case seven-o;taye Piano
Tive elegant Pictures, two hundred years old, in
One Rosewood hair cloth Parlor Suite, Lace and
Mahos.ny NJ. T. Table, Mantel Vases and orns
. Slab and Brackets ~
One French plate Pier Glass, Slab and Brackets
One fine Timex
Une Sewing Machine, In good order
BRUSSELS and Three ply Carpets, Rugs, 60
Mahogany marble top Chamber Furniture
Painted Cottage Furniture
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstands
erfor Hair Mattresses, Beds, Bolsters and Pill.
Husk Mattresses, Comforts aud Quilts
Dining Table and Oak Dining Chairs
china and Glassware, Tableware
Term. cash. COOPER 4 LATIMER,
seA-d tRepl Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh and streets.

CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
At PUBLIC AUCTION, II WAsHINGTON
The undersigned trustee, BY virtue Of a decree
Of the Circuit court of the District Of Columbia
passed on the LIST day of June, A. D. 1850, in cause
and Richard q. Briscoes heirs at Law, Joseph s.
Clarke and Others, defend ants, No. az equity
18th day Of September next, ct s O'Clock D. m.
parts OF Lots Nos: and 2, IN square No. $50
In cash; and the residue in three equal payments,
OF six, twelve. and eighteen months from the day
OF sale, the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and the payment Of the same
to be secured BY the purohaser's bonds, with
surety, to be approved by the trustee and lien
retained on the premises sold and II the terms OF
sale are not complied with within i've days after
the sale, the premises will, after one week public
notice. be ssd at the risk and cos, Of the purcha
ser. All conveyances and stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. Sl00 down ct the time OF sale
W. X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
an 93aw6d0 GREEN 8 WILLIAMS Ancts