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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-24
ATTENTION, BACHELORS OF
ARIZONA!

Francisco Call, writing from Bos-
ton, Massachusetts,, April %, has
this to say:
The surplus portion of the industrious
md steady spinsters IN Massachusetts,
want to be married-and what sensible
woman does not 1t is we'll known that
the females outnumber the males largely
in this State, and therefore there are not
enough to 60 round, SO far as marriage is
concerned. A petition has been actually
prepared for submission to the Legislature,
signed by many of the best married women
in the State, which in substance declares
that the law which now governs society
says, practically, that women should be
married, should engage in work at their
homes, and should look to their husbands
for support. But the census shows that it
is impossible to carry out this unwritten
but recognized law that prejudice and
custom have decided in favor of restricting
the husband to single wife, yet without
Justice and authority, as the petitioners be-
lieye that in the book which lies at the
foundation of all law, there is no injunc-
ton against plurality of wives; that the
law against the marriage of q man to
more than one wife, in cases where the
wife does not object, and where it is made
evident that the man is able to support two
wives, should be abolished, and that this
proposed action will ultimately do away
with much of the social evil that afflicts
and distresses communities. The petit
TONERS do not ask for free love, or any
loosening of the marriage bond.
There is not a town in Arizona
but what would engage to pro-
vide 200 to 500 of these lorn de-
moiselles with whole-souled hus-
bands; hombres sick and tired of
the iconoclastic lives they have
led during all these years. We
propose that the bachelors of the
different mining towns and camps
in the Territory hold meetings
and each one place his name OPP
posite a sum sufficient to bring
out a wife! The intelligence of
such action could be commune
ted to the maidens of Massachu-
sets by a Committee appointed
for that purpose, which commit.
tee could bring out and deliver at
stated places such a number OF
fair ones, where sort of Matri.
monial Fair might be held, thus
affording either sex ample oppor-
tunity to pick and choose partners
for life. Many a miner, prospec'
tor and ranchman, now "sad and
lonely" indeed, could by this
means obtain a good, kind, love
ing wife, who would make him
happy through life, and the Ter
ritory's primeval solitudes, re-
peopled, would in a short time
echo again to the joyous shouts OF
children at play.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

FAIR AssOCIATIoN We direct par
ticular attention to the communication
in another column. suggesting the or
ganization of 4 Fair Association in
Richland Parish. This strikes us
al important and timely suggestion.
and we hope to hear from other see
tons, mentioned by our correspond
ent, in regard to this subject What
is everybody business" is said to
be "nobody's business" but this is an
enterprise that can be made q part Of
the individual business of every citi-
t;zen, AMI 20 which every man, wo-
man and child in the Parish can lend
a helping hand. Those who are 100
suall to be Of service 3therwisc can he
used rs specimens in the baby show, as
every woman thinks her darling cher
ub is the most beautiful and lovely
creature that ever whine a whine
Let's have a Parochial Far Ass0cia-
ton What say the people? Let Us
hear from you.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

THE HILL CITy.-We spent the
greater portion of last week in Vicks-
burg, and while there visited the large
establishment of Messrs. SCHAEFF
Bros, one whom had just returned
from a trip to the North where be had
been for the purpose of selecting a
new Stock of Spring and Summer
Goods. The magnificent Store is al
ready filed with an immense variety
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, aud
they have az polite and accommodate
ing clerks as can be found anywhere.
We also called upon our good
friends, Messrs. LAMPKIN &c EGGLEs-
TON, the popular Commission Mer-
chants and Wholesale dealers in Gro
ceries, &c, who appeared to be doing
a most extensive business in their
line. They are prepared to sell cot
ton, and furnish supplies TO our plan
tiers on better terms than can he OBJ
tanned in the Crescent City.
leo much trade FROM this section
goes 10 New Orlcaus, which might be
made advantageous TO our ciiizerS in
changing ii to Nicksburs. The oil
cial market reports always show Vicks-
burg to be better market ior thc sale
OF cotton than New Orleans, and il
cotton can he so.d there to a greater
advantage it seems 10 US that supplies
could also be furnished on better terms.
We would call tie attention Of or
planters 70 els sGhec' ana Pp'ot inrm
+, any q to '.saing hons.7 "a 'ac
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

/ PASSENGER finding himself left
upon the platform at the Depot, on
Saturday evening, after the train had
whis,lcd anu started, made ready to
grab the iron railing ana leap on be-
hind the rear coach as il rolled away.
With arms at full length, bis Icet left
the platform IS The train moved of at
full speed, and passenger was seen
stretched in tie air withou: any wings
10 bear him M. Cruel Jy-standers
will laugh and yell when man makes
prctensc 20 fly; bat bis hands viii
ever fui welcome rest, and his
cheek may be- fondly pressed 20 the
bosom Of old mother Earth when lev
ell Others forsaken. benzinc, or corn
juice is great preventative Of death
when Sudden change in programme
threatens to snatch the life out Of =
man. The cross ties were bruised
bot slightly, and the Depot is sill in
thc same place, with platform about
three feet above the track. Passenger
Jumped up, jerked out his pOcket-book,
ard said he had (hic) money to pay
his way" No. BODY disputed his
word, and when last seen he was
working his passage down The road
to the old tune Of "lIcp'-"hep"-etc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

\ SECRET WORTH K:owING.-An
able writer gives utterance to the fol-
lowing valuable secret This looking
forward to enjoyment don't pay. For
what ! know Of it, l would as soon
chase butterflies for O living, or bottle
moonshine for cloudy night TIE
only way to be happy is to take the
drops of happiness as God gives them
to us every day ofour lives. Tbv boy
must learn to be happy while he is
making his mark he will DC sure 10
miss his enjoyment when he gains
what he has sighed for"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

Mr.. ZAcE ScoTT, tie well known
grocery man, is having ,arge build
ing erected on the lot between Il. b.
Swift & Go. and the new Store OF
Capt Campbell. Mr.. ScoTT is 4 deal
cr in Liquors, Brapdics, Wines, CT
gars, Tobacco, etc, and he tells Us
that he intends TO eli this new house
with the best and choicest brands Of
said articles, enough, we hope. to sup
ply the demand Of the surrounding
country IN such q manner that anoth-
er similar. establishment will never
have to he erected in Rayville.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

Special attention is directed TO the
card of Messrs. CULLEY d BoILs in
another column. This is one Of the
strongest aud mos. reliable firms in
the Hill City. as commission NOR
chants and wholesale grocers. Cot
ton shipped to them and orders sent
10 them for supplies, etc, receive the
most ptompt attention. Any Of our
friends who wish to give this house
a trial, in ordering groceries, can hand
us the money and we will have their
orders filed by the return train
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

The obtuarian who jerks sweet
poetry for the Philadelphia Ledger
had rough time in making rhyme
for the too prevalent disease Of the
season, bat finally produced the fol-
lowing:
Our Little Sallic did To heaven 90
Baby life so feet is;
She was afflicted with the cercbro-
Spinal meningitis.
lis hard TO lcs- our i,tIis Saiie 81,
But the reelection swec, is
Tia, Shes gone where there is no csre5ro.
Spinal meningitis.
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LOTS for sale. Apply at this office.

A LEADING HoUsE-This writer
has frequently visited Vicksburg, and
can candidly say that the "llill City"
boasts Of no handsomer establish
ment than that of Geo. c. kresS &
Cos, who deal in gcntlcman's goods.
as well as keep on hand lie finest Of
goods and lie most experienced Of
tailors. Everything that aman needs
from handsome and elegant wedding
or 1T, down TO the cheapest suit,
Krcss & Co. can supply him. Nj
descriptions Of underwear, gloves.
crayats, collars, beautiful and durable
hats, canes and in facJ every biD2 be-
longing to first cias, furnishing
loG ., csn Le bad Of Grc,o y 60
r T., r.,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

SlGSoR SPRINGER, Magician, jug
gler, aud NentriloQuist, requests Us
to announce that he will give an en-
,ertainment, in Rayville. on Monday
night, 18th inst. Admission fee viii
be 30 cents, children half price. lie
proposes to donate ore fifth of the
proceeds on Monday night to the
new Lodge bui.ling.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

SneriT's Sale.
". c. 7. Fcmi,51 and HnSGd,,d.
-.
Suc'n Henry Hoijyand .Joha D.H0liy.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Richland. , No. SIG.
DY vir,np Of an c-d-. If seizure and sale
- issued from The iIon' Dist. Court in and
for the parish OF Carroll State e Loli.iana IN
the above entitled and numbered cause and
to me directed have seized and viii III
Cor sale. a. the door Of the Court House in
Rayviii". in said parish Of Ricli nd on
Saturday, the I'd day obNIay, 1873,
a. public auction, 10 tao highest bidder the
following described property, to.wii:
The south east quarter Is J. ! Of section
seven and east half of north east quarter TT
\ +! of section eighteen end the west hail
Of north west W. OF y VI OF section seven
@ an Township Eighteen tle) north @:
Range 'eu T'nl Fast. containing ti.rce hun-
dre1 acre., more or les
Seized as the property o. defendants and
will be sold 10 satisfy Si''j deh' and cost
Terms OF sale, Cash wnh benefit e ap-
praisement.
: \ IJTELt.
r.,z'. 81 81 Self
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

ArRiL FooL.-There are some fun
ny fellows in Rayviiic, aaI we are glad
of it. for life would become an oner-
ons burthen to drag through this odd
world of ours, were there 40 funny
fellows in it. Tying ratt.eboXe5 to
canine tails was getting be too com
mon a sport for these funny fellows
in Rayyilie, and thes concluded to
make all April fool Of the North LOui-
siana Il Texas Railroad Train. Ac-
cordingly, or he call fools day" an
old suit of clothes was stuffed with
straw and shayings, and fitted up with
an old pair of boots, a slouchcd, and
a black bottle, until the happy chap in
effigy looked pretty tolerably how
come you So In this condition
the man thus made was placed to rest
along side Of the Railroad track, be-
low the Court House, just near enough
to be crushed to death as the ears
passed Along came the 4 o'clock
train, westward bound, making good
time, when, behold about fifty yards
distant, q sleeping drunkard on the
track made visions of terror dance be-
fore the affrigbted engineer in hurried
succession, as the brakes were tight.
encd, the engine reversed, the whistle
shrieking, the bell rafting, and steam
valves sizzling; but snooks didn't
wake up worth a cent The sleepy
tippler was kilt, the Joke developed,
and the moral to be learned is that
when you get on a bender you had
better keep clear ofthe railroad track,
when that engineer comes along, as
he will not be apt TO try TO wake up
another fool
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ReYHomx.

s.. ~r'vIrA-''.- .-...... ..
Inc :.an,.-' ,uur.. ~ har!,l,.. as~ II;
>,,lri,ys -arr li,c.iu - hcv. l.. p. 49,
cDt.i>. fas-
Dlvlxs grGrayr VII, be nc.l - Reg
on the Third Sunday .r ..,.h t1'....'. = -.
T. La wson, Episcora. N.nis.er.
Preaching at Bethel Baptist Canr"h, ~
Ia-. DEM place second Sunday 81 ,ach
month I,y Rev +. b. Reynolds ard '.''
Saturday be'or- a, Newton McCo.soa
School house.
ErIscopAL SrRvior--at New Salem
Church. near Girard. 10y Rev. MIR. Miie', On
the fist Sunday of each month.
APPOINTMENT RAYviLLE CIRcy!1. II T.
CHrGcH SoUTu -F.sst Sunday at l."lr
Creek. second SUNDAY a. Girlri II O'Clock
A. " AID New salem. 81 O c,ocr r. ". 'irj
Vile Rev. J. :. Wright, Pastor IN charge.
PREsnYrERItN.- Rev. d. i Camper VIII
piearh regularly. %, Union C!,UTrI "l Er.'ie
Ridge, in Franklin Pa, on the H. Sanbatl in
cach month a, Rayviilr on the second Sab
bath az Alto on the taId Sabhai': a, Oak
Ridge, Norehoust, Pa, on the fourth Sabbath
IN each month.
S3asonic.---HegV'ar communications Of
Il /. Nctrirc Loi.e No. 9og the -nd Wed
! ncsday in each month
p VI. RYAN. W. NJ.
". \. PoTTs. Secretary
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

SPRING FIGuTs have opened in
fayvillc. Young men fighting about
their sweethcarts. A delicate subject,
but one about which a fellow can
fight as long as breath holds out, and
hit few lcks afterwards. All quiet
at present and nobody hurt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

THE SPRING TBRM of the l4th Dis
,rict Court, Parish Of Richland, Hon.
Rob'i Ray, Judge, will commence its
labors OF rigbting wrongs hereabout
on the third Monday in April, being
the Dist INST. A list Of the jurors
drawn to serve was published in our
issue of the 22nd ult.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

TBE PREHTIs uuusE seEVtU
a most comfortable and pleasant home
during oar stay, which Hotel VIC
found to be the largest and best in
the city. Mr.. SIDES. clever young
gentleman, who recently edited one
the liyeliest newspaper in Ala
bama, is now the principal Clerk in
this Hotel, and nc Knows how to make
his guests feel at home
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05
EInr,r md SInnl

,NUR SEVERAL GRADES o. FLOUR
, and the favorite Magnolia Meal, odcr,d
! To- The trade at our usual low prices.
,ZiG LsNKIN x EGGLE-TOy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

/, liz mGi.rr ofihc S"rc. sioa # Frat Nile,
Hc-s4>.-.
NEEIEAS, William M. iim.a'-:ra-
W Tor OF the above named Su.c-~,,0n.
Il ~ filed IN the 0hi,e ot tie Ger, OF :he i-,rh
judicial District Court. Parish of Rlctlana, Of
Provisional Account q his Admin ,''ai.cn ot
said E>a'e, w,th petition asd prayer that
the same he allowed ana tIenOloa ted.
Now, therefore. Eu,e-> opposition tn teto
be fred ~ writing H. tie Office Of the Clerk
al toe .ith D stric' { o,r' aforesaid within Ten
,avs .to!'; lie .3s,e hcrrcr. ii" salt account
will b a'iorc'. Hsnolog7,el add ma - .:.-
Gu ign"nt o. The Cour, ~ Gre proc. rs .nc
law directs
Wines. The Hani. y. ) Mclv-osr. Judge
Of said Ccust. ard my seat of oiiirc. on thu,
the .nA day IF ApEil, 4 y. 1873. TSeai
\ true rory-Arcsr: !. NrwT. M TS.
J. NEwT Pits, C!k liIh pis:. Court.
Ok li;h Dist Court. apTii 5-4z-2tGs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05
SCHOOL Notice.


~ 'to fir: Monday &C Mare, 1879. I
Owin open a School at Lizzie C-ock
Church, three miles east If Alto. IN witch
will be taught the ordinary Irl i>h Branches
Together with Latin. ''rcrk and the iii-h"r
Mathematics. Specia. attention raid - bcaiu-
ucrs Black-hoarls aud comf,I.uLlo desks
are no~' bling prepared fir The use Of the
Schoo.. To 1nis eflpr'. the undersigned
brings the experience q eighteen year. - q
teacher in the hest SCHOOLS of s ALBANIA and
Tennessee. Our rate IF tuition are:
English course, 500 per Month.
Latin, Greek X Nathema,.rs. $40 &c
Board can be procured in cool fannie, in
the n";yhb"rlool a, IS or SO per mcu'h.
Taition is maze payable a; the end Of each
month. For flrhcr Particulars address ne
at Rayviiie or Alto, la.
W. ". SPENCE.
March 81 1875,
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LOCAL lTE NJ 4.
LOTS for sale! Apply az TIN. office.

s An SOFTLY, VIC W.
i've one or more { on
h Hail. during Dc ,es-
ii Distric. Court, which
n town on the third Mon
rs month
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

BEST WAGONS-LOWEST PRICES.
E.ablished 1852. Re-EsiabIshed 1868.
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Sugar an,i YgOi;.ssrs.

4 IL GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS
"a Al grades Louisiana Noasses and
Syrups, AZ
2iCf IAVEGy s, ECcLTs-ONs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

RE Gdrert,s,y's t.io,r zcter goa 10 tic
Publishers Of mis- FGper az regards tle,r
perfect reiiaJu.'r. G.k 1rieD l~rttinq 70
ihr9s, 2ifoSr ,so.li.-; .yo,. SG,e N,t' IdU,'-
f. C),.,,sf "a -iiS ydrry
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At Cost.

bATHFR THAN CARRY THEM LoE-
Ia ger, we otter RAiSIAS in quarter and
na' boxes at cost
2IJtf LtMH!v & EGGlrsroS.
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NNgging IiCs.

1.-TWO HUNDRED ROLLS 9AGGING
200 bundles ties, r.
2l6,f LAMEIY < EGGLESTo.; :.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-05

" iii-Ecy.

PGAND, BOURBON. COPPER
| ! Distilled Bourbon. and Baltimore hrr
rs At LAxsiN < EGGLEsToV
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Sale.

March LIST, 1875,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-07
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT., Office Chief Signal Ofcer,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. I, 1873, II a. m I
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoyR HoUIs-
The barometer has risen over the Atlantic
states, with winds veering to northwesterly and
northeasteriy, failing temperature and clear
and clearing weather, 1t has continued falling
over the Northwest, with fresh and brisk easterly
to southerly winds, rising temperature and in
creasing clOudiness; these conditions now ex-
tending over the upper lake region, Ohio and
Kentucky. Snow has fallen over Minnesota and
Dakota.
PRoRABrLrTiEs.-For New England winds
gradually backing to sOutherly, with clear
weather during the day, but increasing cloudi-
ness after tonight. For middle states south
easterly and southerly winds, increasing cloudi-
ness and rising temperature, with probably snow
over the lower lake region. For south Atlantic
states partly cloudy weather and light to gentle
winds. From the gulf to the Ohio valley easterly
to southerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
From Ohio valley to Lake Erie and upper lakes
southeasterly to southwesterly winds, rising tenn
perature and cloudy weather, with probably
snow over the upper lake region. For north
west, winds shifting to northerly and westerly,
rising barometer and clearing weather; these
conditions probably extending eastward over
upper lake region and to lower Ohio valley du-
ring Tonight
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 7-yirginia Sc, consolidated,
O-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet and weak;
k,v middlings, 99i9.4. Flour hrm and UNCHANGED
Whest auiet but firm; white choice and amber,
SIEGE 3: fair To- prime white, Js512 To- good to
prime red, 81 '&@l Si common to fair do, 81 7e9
80; red western, 81 75tgl 90 amber western, Is
az. Corn-white southern, nominal 60 cts; yellow
southern, firm, 6S; mixed western, quiet, 81. Oats
duIet, but firm-southern, 5O9S2; western mixed, A
co; do; white, 81 Rye quiet, but firm; prices I'm.
changed. Hay firm and in good demand-western O.
as; Pennsylva S3b Provisions buoy ant and
s'r.ng-mess pork nominal, s,sa1,n the latter for
sides, 5s @5sz; clear rib sides, 81 gas Bacon steady
Ishouders, sal rib sides ~; clear ri sides, 9s
unchanged. Whisky nominal, e6
NEW YORK, Jan. 7-Stocks dull. Gold steady,
nas. Money firm, ]. Exchange, long, 90: short,
i0's Governments dull and steady. Virginia skies
Is; new, 50; N. C.'s, 33e; new, 10
NEW YORK, Jan. Flour strong; wheat firmly
held: corn steady.
LoNDoS, Jan !, N a. m.-Gonsois opened at sa3<eS
" Tor money, and 92s GR9es for account Bonds OF
sIsi 81
LoNDoN, Jan. Z, 2 p. m.-Bends of 1867 9sis; Erie,
aa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-07
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCiAI..

The Wall street markets were dan Yesterday,
the recent storm having iBterfered with bushes.
BIZ irjuIing the telegraph lines. The mon " mar
ket Is SLOWLY but steadily getting back to a
condition where borrowers can supply their
wants at reasonable rates; already IN srcantie
paper 10 better. IL II not reasonable 10 expect,
howt yer, that money will become very easy at
pres. mt, the bank reserves being still lower than
prudent banking, under existing laws, justifes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-07


u his late address ut Cincinnati before the
engine builders convention on capital and
lrh"r. Gen. Leggett, Commissioner Of Patents.
= -,ibie and practical. He recommended first
ts-.t payday be transferred from Saturday to
nday; second, that the scale of prices be
3 Il according to the value of the services per-
- med; third, that certificates of character and
for skill in workmanship be granted; fourth,
that healthful homes with more of the comforts
and refnements Of life be afforded vorkmen:
Ind fifth, that business men attend the primarv
political meetings and see that none but honest
and competent men are nominated for ONCE
The first, second, and fifth suggestions viii strike
many as being Of prime Importance. The system
Of paying OF on Monday instead of SATURDAY.
has already been adopted to some extent. with
satisfactory results, since it tends to pre-
SeHt much drunkenness and consequent
waste Of money by the improyident
The payment Of labor according TO its value is'a
rule already In practice In many branches of in
dustry, andoueht to prevail more generally. II
Sil be long time we fear before General LIS
Hast recommendation will prevail. Wendell
Phillips, Anna Dickinson, and others graphical
ly depict the deplorsble consequences arising
from the Indifference Of the great mass OF re-
spectacle people to political issues and urge the
reneoy rs the only alvatiou for the republic.
30. III ~ ptins, Reviewer, such advisers come to
be regs2 aod as common ,eoids, and but little at
tentiol : paid to their warnings. The people
close a. r ears to dsagreeable truths, and in too
many easEs the political 'strikers'' rule the pri-
mary meetings without q word ofprotest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-07

The execution Of criminal Justice Is 20 lax in
New York that every body was surprised when
the tokesjury brought in . verdict Of murder.
1t ,c-U be matter Of astonishnent " As6s exc
cuted. '-1ss
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FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.
FOR sALE-sHELyING, two sets, each 7sx7s,
Il stained, with backs and movable ccrnices. 203
street northwest L.
t'oR sALE--A line young SADDLE
D HORSE, kind and gentle. Satisfactory ~
reason given for selling. =. p. LITTLE &NN
co, corner sth and T. sts., Navy Yard. JAM 2w'
A LADY WILL SELL A VERY DESIRABLE
IA lot Of Hot SEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising
portion Of parlor, dining room. chamber and kitch-
N furniture. Terms very reasonable. Apply at
Star office. 1t
E'OR sALE-FURNITURE.
Il A Rare Ctdaoe for Parties DESTROYS of Going 20
HOUsekeeptsg.
family about to leave the city "for n climate
more congenial TO their health wish TO dispose of
their Furniture, which has boon In but short
time. and IL in every respect good new. This
Furniture selected with much care; il l. mostly
Of black walnut, with marble and contains such art
cles as a good housekeeper needs. The house, which
has eleven rooms, be rented by parties who will
not keep boarders at ESQ per month. The landlord
has Objection to the renting # rooms single gen
tlemen. The situation is very desirable, being on
street northwest. near the post Office. Possession
given February l. lS3. For further partic uars adj
dress j. i. j., Star Office. H-S'
EOR SALE-A fine pair Of COACH HORSES Kind
Il and gentle. Apply to
GEO. ID. BENJAMIN, ~
dec3o-lw 400 Penn. avenue. IA