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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

AZ the meeting of the general assembly of
Tennessee two weeks from to-day, the question
Of the settlement OF the state debt will be the
most important subject considered The bond
ca indebtedness Is about twenty million and a
quarter, and is increasing AT the rate OF a mil
lion and quarter annually. The total valua-
ton OF property is 1928 PIP. l53 The same strug-
Gle which has been witnessed in one or two
other states between those who would promptly
meet the state obligations and those who would
postpone action for a time or altogether. is en-
peCted 10 take place. The decision will turn
somewhat on the opinion held a. To the present
ability OF the state TO pay, and as 10 whether
matters win he improved by waiting. Tenne5-
see, though only the twenty-firot state in area
- the ninth III population. in farm productions.
ana il value OF live stock. She is fifth in re-
Srcct TO home nanufactUreS. the eighth cotton
growing. and the third tobacco growing state
Her rate If taxation is ten cents on the hundred
dollars or one-flfth OF that Of Georgia and Viz
ginis tor 1871. One-Sevcnth of that of Alabama
and south Carolina. one-ninth of that of FlOri-
TIA. ore-tenth OF that Of Arkansas. and less than
oAe-iCurteenth OF that OF Louisiana The
sooner debt is cancelled which increases
nearly $4,000 day, and whose nOn-payment re-
'aTdS the development Of the state, the better
n VIII be for Tennessee. The statistical state
mentS which are quoted above would seem TO
indicate that if good c0unSels prevail and the
effort i made. the settlement may be accom-
pii>Eett nj no distant day.
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The ultimate result OF the troubles in South
Africa will doubtless be further extension
or the Bristish colonial possessions. This
thought may serve TO console the English for the
Feyerses they have lately suffered in that quar-
ter. Their troops sent in considerable force TO
ieduce kafnr town have been compelled to
retreat through lack of food water and suffisient
numerical strength. The injury 10 the British
through loss OF prestige Will be greater than
that inflicted by the weapons Of the Kaf1irs
Needed achievements from England are not
forthcoming and, altogether. the condition OF
affairs III Africa is in marked contrast with thai
IN Asia. where fortune seems TO smile upon the
foreigners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

lie mayor OF Alexandria has issued procla-
NATION torbidding the blowing of horns and
tring OF firearms or powder crackers turing
The Christmas holidays under penalty OF arrest
Now Iet our District authorities follow this ey
eeIent example. The police have earned the
thanks OF the public by suppressing the horn
blowing nuisance OF the street hucksterS: now
let them continue the good work by stopping
The paDdemonium of noise at the Christmas
season What possible connection there is be-
tween the proper observance OF the birthday of
ouT Saviour who came 10 proclaim peace and
good viii on earth. and these dangerous. ear
splitting. and altogether diabOIical delnOnstra-
lions. il IS hard to see. They seem to be vastly
more appropriate in honor. OF The other poten-
tate. OF sulphuTOuS rrnoyu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

Connecticut is enjoying an animated Sena-
ioiial race. There are half a-dozen entries but
iidW.ey- Jewell and Platt seem TO be the favor
Hes There are rJinOrs OF a combination by
which HaWley Is TO be beaten by Jewell. but
the supporters OF the former have not lost con-
HCence ID his fortunes. The fear that the Con-
@resSionaI district which was carried by Gen
tral HaWlcy, may not be 50 ready 10 return an
other republican representative. is expected to
have some effect upon the voting. II the res
igLatiOn CT the seat in the House should be fol-
lowed by the election OF democrat in the place
of'Gen. IIawley. the republicans would lose
control Of the state delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

The opinion at the War department is. pre-
sumably. that these transfer proposals are
going too far, and in an unsatisfactory direc-
ton. The chances seem 70 be that the control
OF Indian affairs will not come 10 that depart
menJ. and that, on the other hand. the transfer
of surveys to the Interior department will be
effected. To cap the climax comes the army re-
organization bill, which. it is thought, proposes
substantially TO transfer the War department
Itself. In its important functions TO the care of
the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

Heated water is now proposed as an agent
Tor warming public buildings and private
houses instead of steam and gas, which have
offered themselves as substitutes for coal Ap-
plication 10 the New York authorities for per-
mission 10 keep that city in hot water has al
ready been made. General Spnola, with his
steam-heating plan, must keep an eve on this
new company
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ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
BOOKS. &c.

WOMAN'S WORDS.-An Original Review of
w what Women are Doing in Industry Education.
philanthropy, Social Reform. Art, Science Litera.
what men are doing to advance the interests of
women. Every household should read one GOOD
Womans Paper. Published monthly Price per
year by mail, postage prepaid Sl00; single copies
10 cents. THERESA JUAN LEWIS and SARA
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers. Call or SEND
orders to Mrs THERESA JUAN LEWIS, Managing
Editor, Room No. 10. Republic Building, llGl Penn.
sylVanla ave- dec3
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II will puzzle even Mrs. Toodles to ind pre-
text for the purchase OF Machinery Hall. we'll
remembered by centennial visitors. which is 10
be offered for sale. However. some speculative
person may be found, who will pay the small
price which Philadelphia will doubtless be will
ing 10 accept for building which brings con-
slant expense for repairs with no returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

TIE Indications are thckening all along the
Inc that not only are greenbacks To rank at par
III tie future, but that they are TO be preferred
IN gold. Ii is of daily occurrence that deposits
in gold are Made In our city banks TO be checked
against in greenDackS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
HOTELS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

EUROPEAN HOTEL,
~ No. SO4-81I f. street n. TO-,
Located in the center of the city, within half square
from the Post Office, and in close proximity to all
the city railways, is now open for the reception of
transient and permanent guests The Office, six
elegant specific Dining Rooms and the Rooms for
transient guests are located at No. 81. Ne S04 is
the large double mansion opposite belonging to the
loftest newly and elegantly furnished No cooking
is done on those premises, and are therefore very
desiI able for families The Billiard and Coffee
Rooms are on the ground floor. The Culinary De-
partment is under the immediate supervision of my
wife Breakfast is served by order from to 10
O'Clock Dinner. Table d'hote, at s p M. sharp: six
courses, including oysters. The house is open all
Meals and Board will be furnished in my portable
kitchens in any part of the city. Lovers of specific
tyfve years experience in the hotel business in
Europe and the United States authorizes me in as
surfing my patrons that this establishment will be
first class III every respect, and the rates will be
found very moderate for the comforts it presents
deco Inn L. EISINGER Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
liable BROTHERS,
TAILoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
Northeast Corner 7th and ID SITS. MIC.
doc fr

IRON THIS DATE UNTIL AFTER
THE HOLIDAYS.
TAYLOR HUFTY,
933 Pennsylvania arenae,
VIII Keep Their Establishment Open Until Nine
O'clock. and On Christmas Eve Until
Twelve O'clock Pm
They Have An Unusually
LARGE STOCK
CHOICE HOLIDAY GOODS,
VERY Low PRICES.
COMPRISING
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs. from I5e to SIS.
MEMS HANpKERCHIEFS, from 25c. to So
LADIES', CHILDREN's AND MEMS
KID GLOVES IN
ALL THE BUTTONS AND SIZES.
LARGE STOCK OF
LINED FUR TOP GLOVES
- - Also.
GLOVE BOXES.
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.
WORK BASKETS,
AND
NEW STOCK
SEAL SKIN SACQUES,
FUR LINED CIRCULARS
FUR LINED CLoAKs.
SEAL NUTS AND BOAS,
CHINCHILLA MUFFS
ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES OF
CLOTH CLOAkS AND CIRCULARS
TAYLOR & HCFTY
1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
dec2O-4t
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WuLARD'S HOTEL.

WHLARD's HOTEL.
This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno.
lished, ia now open for the reception of guests
BRESLIN COOKE,
nov2Su Propretors.
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To Advertisers.
To Correspondents.

Lettsrs should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of The STAR, according to their
tenor and not TO any individual name. Otherwise
PROVOKING delays may occur, on account Of ab-
Bence, etc.
Checks etc, should In al cases be made payable
20 the order of The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPERS
CoMPASY-nOt to that Of any individual.
tH Anonymous communications not read; 70
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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RIRDS FOR SALE-A. FAULHAUBER'S, 727 5th
- St NV, date ID. Heurich) LARGE assert ss =
Hasnt o. Canary and other BIRDS; Bird Cages w
bsgd seed and prepared Mockins Bird Food "
S.ts - saeaA deel7-1m.
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DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY
REDUCED, REDUCED. REDUCED,

HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY
REDUCED, REDUCED. REDUCED.
We have reduced the prices of all of orr beautiful
DRESS GOODS Double width pure Silk and Woo
Dress Goods reduced to 81. Silk and Wool Dress
reduced to So Piano covers embroidered With SUI
reduced to So.
CARRIERS, III Market Space.
Beached Table Damssk, 50. 90, IS, 81 Cloth for
boys wear, pure WOOL 50, IS, 81 Waterproof ClotI
reduced to SO; Cloaks from s. to s35. Cloakino
eloaks S2,5o Blankets, pure wool, $3.50, So 81 so
$40 Table Covers. embroidered with silk 50 50.
dec9tr CARRIERS. III Market Space.
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
Androscoggin Cotton.
Splendid Yard Cotton. ....-...... 5
BseR Esa1 Dress Goods 5 worth so s JIG
Black and Coicredi Cashmere cheap. ~ 10 %z'
Fun line Of shaxls Flannel, Cloth CASHMERE me- Va
Napkins Comforts SPREADS and sSeetns S Gart aa
Lace Excellent 3-button Kid Gloves every pair
nov29-tr 1880 Penna. are.
OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, Of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra
1s 1 mnsp bSEaa spF ready to pat
Our MYsFERT" ' So unfinished. st rs cts
bosom, is tie cheapest Shirt in the world ' --''1
Our Mystery" Shirt at IS cts, unfinished, Is Is
good as any So Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retailed st Factory
WHOLESALE prices. and Six of them is nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRONT
terry" ''
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, has been reduoec
to 20 cts, and ls worth double the money, but wt
are compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory ID
Baltimore as we are about to build large addition
thereto, and desire to carry less Stock whilst tbs
nov5-tr MEGfNNIsy. 1908 f street n.,c.
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FOR RENT AND SALE
L A. MCINTYRE,
L. real ESTATE BROKER,
No. 91S street, opposite Masonic Temple.
For Bent lFrrniShsG. }

For Rent (F,,rniskedt
NV cor. 2bth and Pa, ave, 20 re-. $685.
st near l4th L: ", II rs s.mi......-....... 1S0
No. 12li NV IA mi 100
ST. opposite Ebbtt House. .................. loo
18th st. opp. Franklin square, 3 rS......... loo
Cor. 14th and SITS, 10 rs, a. m.i............ 30
y. Hampshire and Penn. ayes. rs. ami. IS
q am. and Ga nw ave 70 T ns p IS ann g
18th and SITS. Circle, neat. rs. s.In.i....... 50
18th and NV, rs. a-m.i IS
Fer Rent tUnfhraished.)
No. 1881 NV, II rs, an. i.................. IS
No. 4iS Penna. ave- u w, % rs.............. SO
NV cor. 18TH and NV, 6 rs. gas. bath. &C. 80
No. l52J 9th rs, AMI. -
No. 45 ne, " rs, AMI ..................... %
No 81 K ne, II rs, ami 3
No. els n. Jersey n.w..9 rs, gas & bath 25
No 1,26 Vermont ave-, rs, gas and water. Is
No 531 7th ne, IS, gas and water. ........ Is
No. 14l1 Sd NV, 6 rs, water, &c............ ID
No. l135 Park Place, cor. 18th n e.......... Is
No. 1888 Park Place. rs. mod imps. l.
No Temperance ave 4 rs. ....-.............. 8
Two Stables, centrally located. and 10
For Sale (Hcuses.)
18th St, near \, Is rs ami 900
Near 18th and sits. Circle 10 rs, amin. $500
Grant St, near 10th, IL rs a.mi............ 1900
No 1910 NV, IL Am l., new. ............ 600
No 81 K ne, 10 rs, to trade for small farm.
Congress ST., near Beall. Georgetown, RS. 1890
2lst and W., Frame rs................... 800
Defrees st. Brics, rs. ami......-........ 800
list and NV, Frame Observation-Disclosures. 500
For Sale {Lots.)
l4th st., near L NV, 24x134. S2A
st. near 18th NV. .............-............. IL
Z. Capitol and Sth st. 75c
and 18th NV. (will trade) lots l9x9O 60c.
18th St near R. l. ave. Observation-Disclosures. 55c
n L. cor 18th and R. $500
Also, a great number of other Houses ana sevsral
Lot n n aritv 2-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
DROPERTY FOR RENT,
l. By r. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10th and F stS NV

453 ST. NV, furnished. 1928 o.
Furnished House, + st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
1920 Penna. ave- NV, business house 10000
5u6 9Th st. NV, IL rooms, mod Imps...... 10000
Ills NJ ST. NV, IL rooms, mod. inps ........ 666
6l5 I'd ST. u W., IL rooms mod imps. 5000
1246 18th St NV, IL rooms mod imps. 900. 5000
43l 7th st. NV, TO rooms, water and gas. $500
1872 st. n.w 10 rooms. mod. imps. ......... $500
81 9TH ST. NV, 8 rooms, mod. mps. ...... So 90
9l9 9TH 81. NV, rooms, mod. imps....... 500
92l 9TH st. NV, rooms. mod. mps. ....... 35 90
81 9Th st. NV, rooms, mod. imps....... $50
222S 18th st. NV, rooms ................ 1906
S09 st. NV, rooms, mod. imps. 1900
6l4 18th ST. s.w., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 800
SIG llth St s.w., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 400
101-7O9-711 st. NV, rooms each. ....... HOO
928 ID st. s.w. 6roOms ...................... 12OG
6l2 Penna. ave. n W., large store. ....... 125 90
1423 New York ave- NV, store. ............. 1890
1425 New York ave. n W., store. ........... 1900
FOR SALE.
HOUSES and LOTS in every section Of the city al
prices to suit the times and on terms that will suit
elsewhere
dec21.tr r. O. HOFFMAN,
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Average s'rors Daily Circulation ouev
15.SOO-befao q much larger bona fdc.
re0xiar and fern,onent circulation thuw
that Of all the other daiiS papers ~ Tie
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
To traveller. and Resident, Abroad.

To Travellers and Reside nts Abroad.
THE EVENING STAR viii be found on file ut the
following places, where, also, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received Henry F. Gillig d
%. 40 Strand, Charing Cross, London OharIss
octoe. ~ Avenue de POpera, Paris.
To Advertisers.
Advertisers are requested to send In thar IN
nouncements early in the day possible, and In
~ cases before II O'Clock M. The insertion in the
same days issue of those reaching the once Altar
that hour cannot be assured
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCAIlONA AL.
DESTRUCTION IN SPANISH Evening Lessons
at l22 y 9th ST. NV. Rapid progress guaranteed
n Model Kindereartens and Advanced Glasses
Mss L3 Dbl poLL9eK s29 Sth st and Miss
Day and Evening classes for Ladies. dec6-lm'
MISS b. c. GRAVES, Successor TO Miss A. ID
INI Merrill and Miss b. c. Graves assisted b. a
School and Kindergarten for Bows ami Girls SEP
TENDER IL, al $40 18th street corner of H. French
training Class viii begin October Is For PARTICULARS
address the Principal. decl6lm
L'RENCH LANGUAGE-Professor II MASON
residence 10 2ils Pe1nsy1ana Avenue or At tSaf
OF hjs pupils Familiar Conversation, READINGS,
his instruction. nOvI62u!
A LADY, MUSIC TEACHER HAVING HER
"A own piano. wishes TO give lessons in German,
Address MUSIC Star office. deco Inn:
MADEMoIsELLEX Y. PRUDHoMME's FRENCH
Iu ,- ;, CLASSES
Resfdeneeni P3t6 + a.
Gases for young ladies and Children are con.
morning., Afternoon and Evening Glasses for ia
diet, Ladies and Gentlemen Boys and Girls Privs;e
\. IA g9oa pronunciation Parisian, .nd tn.
use % Practical c4n.ersatlon rapidly acquired by
A new Term will commence January 6th but Pu-
ps can enter at any tine and viii only be charged
TABLE BoARD-FRENCH SPOKEN AT MEALs
Oau any day between IL and O'Clock, or Mondayl
and Thursdays after r. 10. decd ani
SlENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Corner 9TH and l. streets II. Estab ished 1854.
Its hundreds of graduates men and women, are
holding positions of trust and profit. The course
embraces Penmanship. Spelling. Composition, Cor
respondence, Business Calculations, Sngie and
Double Entry Book keeping, Business Practice
Commercial Law, Political Economy. Business
Ethics and Lectures. Entire course may be COM
pieted attending day or evening sessions. For par
ucuia1s Visit the College, or address
nov3O II. c. SPENCER, Principal
INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL for children
N from three to sixteen years of age; Offering
every advantage Of thorough education; including
German, French and Music German q specially.
daily instruction given free
Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, Principals
west. oct22 nm
MISS MAGILL GIVES LESSONS in Elocuton,
N1 History and Literature at 2l26 Pennsyiynnis
avenue. and In Calesthenics at Kindergarten Hai.
corner 18th and streets. octl2tJanl
DRIvATELY Oh IN CLASS. Latin, Mathe.
4 MATES, Rhetoric, Logic Arithmetic simpliieI
west Point Annapolis or Collegiate preparation.
Terms moderate. s. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, l227 L e.
n W. CAL before III a. m after p. m seplStr
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CoNooRDvrLLs
w PAZZBoys $5O per quarter Girls. S45. Students
prepared for business Yale or Harvard Oollese In.
feb22ly J. SHORTLIDGE. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
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l issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
of all property for rent and sale on my books which
can be had application at my Office or will be sent
by mail If desired. dec23tr
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TOE SALE-A VERY OLD CHINA TEA SET,
u 80 pieces, at R. MCCLAIN'S Second Haud
Furniture Store, Pennsylvania ave. between 18th
and 18th SITS. Also, very good SLEIGH. d212ts
E'OR SALE-CHEAP-A good, gentle HORSE, free
l. driver; can be driven by a lady; will g.
stand without hitching. w. II. WHEAT 10A
LEY, 40 Jefferson St, Georgetown. d20-tf III
Tor SALE-A complete set ENCYCLOPEDIA
i! y BRITANNICA: last complete English edition;
y vols. perfect condition very low, as party must
leave city. Address Box 10, Star Office dec2O-3ts
E'OR SALE-A large stock of new and second hand
II CARRIAGES, suitable for summer
or winter use at prices to suit the times. e9HE
duced prices.
ROBERT b. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4l04l6 9Th st., bet D and E
NV. dec11tjan3
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-IRISH SETTER, named Rex owners
name and address on collar; No. of tag ~
s,94o Finder will be suitably rewarded -
by returning him to d. HALL, Gas Office 413 10Th
: nw. dec23-2t4
| OST-On Friday, the 10Th inst. an African PAR
IL AQCET. The finder Will be suitably re- SEe
w&rded by returning the same to No 53 BridgeX2
street. Georgetown. dec2I2ts ~
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A pRIAN H. MULLER AUCrIUNEEk
Adrian H. Muller h Son will sell 1t auction sstur-

A pRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIUNEEk
Adrian Ii. Mullor Son viii sell At auction on sssur-
dsv. IS 1873 at l2 o'clock at the Exchange sals
No III 81 a e Il:
N.,ons TINS: Company balances Ct Loan %nds ~ the
= ssq pledge
CO S: cent :,,a
New jersey. each Of the par value Of ~ 900
the Ss i'G Being
At rate Of per cent per annum
UCTION SALE THIS tFRIDAy) MORNING.
pris 1%% l..ia.ss :. i East s.s'' i1;h
18th
brilliant toned Pianos. s,einway and Hsrdmsn.
Sclegsns pario. suits. satin ana rep.
Bronse fixures. assorted
il Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
.s ss' s.ss s:s. v'au.
eios.n, sansss, Ex y; y Tables aud Chairs
Lot Of Kitchen and Servants Furniture.
k aARSfs co. %asso"ss " oaass Isl Srosd..y
A This Tridsyl soRSfse. conHascISd
LARGE e sfSs Bsdws ps sr5st
,axsss s sfr Ssslss5 FIJI F9ss s1s A.
su4s fafnsFf
s';.
Sci . as sss
ss'y,s S',ss Ys:
s"a s. H"'s a. "s Wand sn
sS..ss Carpets: ES,sn'cs m.as Tables. ssnd.o%s
plated t.. Sets sSI. Dinner ss kitchen
sioaesr. Good. packed shipped or stored II rsanire
I:s .s the static" at corner OF 9Th Az AID " soc
sExrRA LARGE morsEHoLD rURNITuRs SALE
ATThs EipAs Mo soRy A. ~: 9gs21k
i27 EAsr 27Tn ST. BETWEEN I'D AND 4Tii avs.
r.ss sa: M
suits. sinri. and Double Bedssosss Dressing Uses M
ss fables sp',"s
'S. "; hRsT s"d xood:
be removed "a hours after the sale.
fE NM, All I'll .ss;,o, ), ,,.. q
s,.n!s. ~: ss 81 AZ IA H..
Ts iEss"f :siss;RF f' 'i E III
At Org 'r SSs # " osSGs s%TEssoon
A -AKr-IaPORfANT SALE.
rHt GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
Of the Academy and other superb Paintings commences
BARRIER COS COS :. u ."s % Liberty >.
balance the collection will be disposed Of saturday
dA9 4opAy kf 8 . !. q S..ly
srse osremp.o s.n ssls o. ,.m.a
sale OF Furniture TOMORROW At II o'clock.
A WILLIAM :. sfNEY. AUCrlONEEK BY l.. n
n sSINEY will sell this day ut O'Clock. At Sl6 9th
4Gth st. ali The Household furniture on the top
floor consisting Of Bedstes Bureau sshstand Lounge
springs, Mattresses, Carpets Pictures, Clocks Lam
Extension Table, Mirror Refrigerator, sewing Machns
Stove, Cooking Utensils &c.
A --wM. $. SHINY, AUCTIONEER:-L b.. sINEY
"A will sell this day NJ 1uh o'clock, nj 4 broadway lot
OF hand Furniture. consisting OF Bcds!eads, Bu
rcsus stsnds. Psror suit tetght peces) Mattresses,
springs, Tables Refrigerator six singer scwnR Machncs.
Pictures Ubromos also Paricr and bedroom Fur
niture marble top, Lbrary and sewing Tables, French
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SALES AZ AUCTION.
Ana b.r Tnr fsiy4T - oM hs5eksoE
NO. ~: ''sa
FIFTH srkr SS9 FIN FAlsssofSo SkEshS
Svssss
fssIo f"d fissi
FIJI. yIsk cSLtRcTiSS CASSIE PAINTINGS. BY
s ssss. s. SsS sS sss zaEf ssss
3
hH s4.ss E Essis nss o: :s:s table,:
s ;::
sfis;
gaoods boxed Il required Take s.h y; q uni'sr-
sty piece cars or broadway stage to ~ West 10th At
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THIS DAY & fpIRfAVy2t r R L SeEaek SHARP
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Mirrors antique Bronses Scvres and ormolu Mautel
Sets, Ornaments
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.OFF THk FRENCH COAST" BY DELACkOIX.
dash FOR LIBERTY," BY LEVY.
GRAND CANAL. VENICE" BY GONDL
ION GUARD" BY COX.
sEMIGHS GAR AND FALLS." BY ANDREW6
LAKE. LUCKKNE,n BY RHlyEHAKT
.is1f TIE y HOLY kSsD" sY SEuaasTTE
And 80 others. both imported and dome,tic
wa.hsssnds, style Of sS,siake Louis KY; hair Mat
Lounges Chairs Brussels and ingram CARPETS, &C. LII.
| brary-Sccretary Bookcase. Tables, Books. &c.
DINING KOOM.-Bunet. Extension Table, Chairs In
leather China. Glass and Silver Ware: Cutlery Hall
Stands CHI &C. Goods packed and shipped Take ele
vstsd railroad or sixth avenue cars TO 23d ST.
AT THE , HuErz AIT GAt d5nssw.r
THIS ERIDAY) MORNING. Al ~ O'CLOCK
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
AND UPHOLSTERY FOR THE DRAWING ROOM,
Library. SITTING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND
BY Mr. John II. Horsfall specially for his
ssles and tn BIO made finished
In the best and the materials used Of the
quality Mr. H. offers to all purchasers at this sale
for all goods purchased. Will have them fuy COW
by insurance and deliver them whom wanted, within
the city limits. ALL FREE OF CHARGE
Also At the same time. by order OF importers
nlCH TURKISH CARPETS
THOS. Il. KIRBY. AuctioneeI
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