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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-05-21
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All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured should try DR.. * issncr's
Powders are the only preparation known that
will cure Consumption and all diseases of
the Throat and Lunss-indeed, so strong is
our faith in them. and also to convince you
that they are no hlmbug. we will forward to
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Box.
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied of their curative powers. If
your life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely
cure You.
Price, for large box, $500, sent to any part of
the United States Canada, by mail, on re-
ceipt of price. Address
ASH Il ROBBINS,
800 FULTON STREET, BROOkLYN, n. Y.
Dec. fly
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-05-21
FOR S.aKE.

1.-TWO Hundred Acres of Woodland in Bayou
IL Mallet Woods Also, a fine Residence III
the town of Opelousas, situated near the Rall :
road and a small residence Oh Court slleet'
For terms &c anply to C. MAYO,
at the Post Othce.
Opelousas, Dec 11th, 18S0-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-05-21
I,,,porfa,st to Ty.gs gtaisssenss'

The undersigned attorneys are now prepate,'
Spain or Italy, for property taken from them
;a,:,ring the late Civil War by the United Haats STATS
Army or Government Agents Treaties Ie amne ,a,nis
nrnvisinn for the payment of such claims.
Parties interested should not delay
CHAs. s. RICE, New Orleans, Lid.
KENNETH BAuLIO, Opelousas' Lib
June 5-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-05-21
EIEnANI IEWELRY CHEAP.

IA
To introduce our new styles and innuence taaae @
We make the following unparalleled oners LOT
short 1ime: "The Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain agate shawl pin eaTs laayn nece
face. set Of agate studs gold plate band ring coar
button, key ring, pocket book. imitation sil6 sn6
visiting cards. XII these mailed to you for s5c IN
STAMPS; packets for loo The lot can De re.
tailed at from 81 to $500. .,.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
iacs', coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
hraceets rose scarf PIN gold plated lady set goIa
ccameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond STUD,
Maltese cross with p diamond center. Deanalludi
lot sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plateo
INK esn plain gold PLATE paits Tns saa@oDa aooDa
eattinrs eents' full comb. amethyst set lady's
with white dad stSae nae ssnss SIEVE bsattons
The whole Of this 1eept s2lactl2snh sens
secure BY mail for e. for q 70 for addreSgs 10y
~ v. JEWELRY CO., Atlanta, Ga.
THE ATLANTA GLOBE says: Ias conRanyf t4I aaa for
narfactIy reliable and the amount they give 1oS
Tour money is astounding"
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Improving the GsarbOr of Frctiericks.
burg, Va

EXTENDING THE APPROXIMATION IN THE RIVER AND
HARBoR BIIL-wHAT HAS BEEN DoNE-RESUNPT1oN
OF NAVIGATION.
Mr.. Henry Birch has Just returned from Freder-
icksburg, Va, where he has been engaged In re-
moving the sand bars, which for the past ten or
more years have obstructed the harbor there, and
given that village graveyard appearance. He
reports that he has about finished the job, having
removed about s., 600 cubic yards OF sand which
the freshets In the Rappahannock river had car
ried down and lodged there. For more than ten
that harDor, and all shipping traffic had been cut
on. but now the steamboats, OF the WeemS line and
large bargeS and SchoonerS ride in the channel,
cut through the sand and mud bars with
ease and quite a brisk river trade has sprung up.
The sand and mud is represented as having been
permitted by the owners OF wharf property TO ac-
cumulate close about their wharves, and no at
tempt was made 10 keep the channel open. This
work has been done, OF course, by the aid OF Con-
gress, and $4,000 were expended the past
summer. The work is TO be re-
newed this winter and again next
spring until Fredericksburg harbor has channel
open to all river craft About the only staple art-
Gle OF commerce there is railroad ties. There are
millions OF them cut throughout the surrounding
counties, squared up and hauled to Fredericksburg
when they bring from 50 to 60 cents apiece. They
are or oak, and are shipped TO Philadelphia and
other places where most in demand. The entire
community for thirty miles around I'm the back
country get their groceries, whisky and other ne
cesSftieS by means OF this trade; Yet the city has
never expended a dollar To remove the sand bars.
nor has the state done anything. There are at
present six large bargeS and several steamers lay
ing there to carry away railroad ties. There is
now eleven feet OF water i'm the harbor at low tide
At SpotSwcoi'S bar, about five miles below Fred
erlckSburg, "A 600 cubic feet OF sand and mud has
been eXcayated and vessels are going in and out
daily. The expenditure OF the Congressional ap-
preparation has given employment and bread TO
many families in and about fredericksburg.
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December Tern % The Criniaal cs.rs.

December Tern % the Criminal CouTs.
THE GRAND JURY-rHE STAR ROUTE CASES
The December term OF the Criminal Court win
convene on the first Monday, the 5th proxmo, and
should the trial Of Guiteau not be concluded by
that date it Is probable that the petit Jurors viii
De adjourned over a week or two until that case is
concluded There is no reason for the adjourn
ment over OF the new grand jury, and as the pres
ent grand Jury have cleaned up the criminal bust
ness on the Jail and recognizance dockets, the
new body will be in position 10 take
original cases, and likely some OF the star
route cases will be presented at once.
IL was thought by some, that in case OF neces-
Sity, the outgoing body could have been continued
in session some weeks in December. but there is no
law by which such course could be made legal, for
il is impossible to have two grand juries at one
time. They will be discharged on Monday. The
new grand inquest is composed OF nrst-rate ma
terial, and will compare faYorably with the for
ner bodies, but out OF the twenty-thrce drawn,
there may be six or seven not on the grand jury.
Two-MeSSrs. Mohun and Taltayall-are dead;
Mr.. Churchman is the foreman OF the preSe nj
grand jury: there are one or two OF those drawn
In government employ; newspaper man (Nr
Burritt, OF the Sunday Herald) and possibly few
Will claim exemption 10y reason or non-residcnce
and on account OF health ami business
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DUNCANsoN Bros, Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON X STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASH
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No. lii
1872, docket q, will offer for sale, at public
auction. in front of the premises. ON THURSDAY,
THE EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881, al
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the western part of lot
twenty four (24), in square five hundred and sixteen
(516) of the plat plan of said city, the being
that part OF said lot next adjoining lot twenty three
S23 IN said square and having width of twenty 600
feet on north X street, and running back with that
width to the southernmos line of said lot and public
alley, improved by substantial frame DWELLING the
same being premises No. Ala street northwest.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree One third
OF the purchase money i'll cash. day of SALE within
seven days thereafter and the residue in two equal
staiments payable six and twelve months from day of
sae deferred payments to bear interest at the rate Of
chaser to have the option if he desires to pay all
CASH Title to be retained by the Trustees until all
chase money and interest paid if the purchaser
slres deed will be given and deed Of trust taken
cure deferred payments. deposit of 800 required
from the purchaser at time of sale. If the of sale
are not complied with the property will be readversed
and sold at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
after ten days advertisement. Conveyancing and re-
Cording at purchasers cost
SAMUEL C. MILLS, Trustee,
Gil Louisiana avenue.
I. H. FALL, Trustee,
n26-d&ds 402 9th street northwest.
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A Grave Mistake.

TOM tne FIAuelphla Press
Solicitor General Phillips has made grave mis-
take in raising technical objections to the recep-
ton OF Mr.. A NJ. GIbson's report, mistake which
may. unless it is promptly retracted put the ad.
ministration hopelessiy In the wrong on a most
important issue. III the report has been made by
Mr.. Gibson without a retainer or a word or COM
mand or direction from Mr.. Phillips predecessor,
II would SUN De paper which anyone anxious 70
accept with alacrity, let technical Obligations be
what they might: but under existing circum-
stances Mr.. Phillips action is a bunder whose re-
suits may be far-reaching and cannot be too
quickly retrieved by giving Mr.. Gibson every op-
pOrtunity 10 repair technical objections TO his
present position No worse thing can happen TO
President Arthur than public suspicion OF the
reSoiute purpose of his legal adviser TO exhaust
every resource and accept every aid in Furnishing
thieves.
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Alexandria Affairs
Reportad for The EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
The MIDLAND RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The general
meeting of the Virginia Midland railroad company,
whose opening was mentioned i'm yesterdays STAR,
having completed the examination OF proxies, re-
sImed its session at O'clock P m; ALTHOUGH some
not large one, and ali its proceedings were unan-
tmous. The issue OF $1,000 600 OF bonds was author
| lied. The trustees, under the Franklin Bank ar
rangement reported that stock had been ISSUED as
follows: First preferred, 81 500 600; second, 81 O
coo; common stock, $4,000 Colonel Baldwin gave
who would turn over to the new company about
$4,000, after paying all claims against it. The
S25O,OOO to the North Carolina Midland road, and
the subscription was ratified. Then, after reSou-
ton Of thanks the meeting adjourned sine a,e.
| here have mostly been on lines marked out over a
century ago and abandoned for almost a hundred
years. Before the city of Washington was laid
out the east side of Water Qee) street here had
been in great part built up 70 Wolfe street
While Ben Oden was raising corn at the city hal
and Davy Burns making tobacco on pennsylvania
avenue, Col Roberdeau built spacious brick resi-
dence east of the houses Water street, In Alex
andra stood as it yet stands MIDWAY 6% so%ee
on that side OF the street. and for over "a years no
house was erected beyond. Last year the Free
long halt and built small church beyond the
ROberdeau house, and the colored people put a
Church still aa f% Sn bpck dwellings
south OF the Free Methodist chapel, and II seems
not unlikely, If there is any vitality In the iron
boom" That the east sue VI Iio SdSSS VII oc
built up as the west has been. On mat Sde the
street extends further south than any other street.
beyond Franklin and almost to Jefferson street
RKPoRTRR,s NoTRs-Robert Smith, col0red, was
brought before the mayor at II O'Clock this morn
ing Tor assault on Nancy Carroll, c0lored, and
dealt with according to law. -. There has been
considerable accession to the lodge OF Good Tenn
plars here, owing to the interest awakened by the
recent session of the grand lodge The schooner
s. NJ Bird is loading with slaves and hoops for
MI. F. A. Reed The corporation employees win
be paid on tomorrow. In the county court here,
I. C. Williamson and ID. w. Classic, Of Washing
ton, have been admitted to the bar.
At nrDNIoHr MONDAY Augusta Ark was swent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
MEST SIDE OF FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST,
bEIMEEN AND ID STREETS, IMPROVED By
DWELLING.
By virtue Of decree dated the 10th day Of Octo-
per, 1881, passed in the Supreme Court OF the Dis
G1ct or Columbia, in the cause of Richard King Va.
Bulkley ct al. being No. S43. equity docket 20.
the undersigned Trustees will cell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, EovEMBER
THIRIIETH. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, lot let
tered r. in the subdivision of lots numbered one,
two thirteen and fourteen of square 692 fronting Is
feet on LIST street. with depth of So feet with the i'm
provements thereon. consisting Of two-story- and
basement brick dwelling house. containing
and having modern improvements.
Terms of sale: One third cash: residue In three equal
Instruments of six go, twelve I'D and eighteen uS
months from the day Of sale With interest secured by
the purchaser All conveyapcing at the cost Of the
chaser deposit of 800 acceptance of bid II the
terms are not compiled with in f7) days, the
Trustees the right to resell at the risk and cost
Of defaultne purchaser.
Il. X. ELLIOT,
4O6 5th street northwest, I rrstoo,
WATSON J. NEWTON, Arus'7os'
n1S-d&ds 500 It'll street northwest.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctsoneer.

POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF CAR
RIAGES HORSES, ROBES, DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE HARNESS, BLANKETS, COACHMAN'S
COAT, WHIPS. &C.. sc.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD 1881 in front
OF my AUCTION rooms, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. shall
sell the following:
One handsome Berlin Coach, on SUSPENSION Springs
Satin lined, nearly new; cost 81, 90O
One pair of handsome, stylish Bay Horses. kind and
true In all harness, free OF tricks vice. purchased
by late owner at large price.
ings; cost $3.50 per set.
One handsome Beaver Robe; one fine White Polar Bear
Robe one elegant pair of Dress Street Blank
cts; one pair Stable Blankets; very large pair
Of English Plaid Sweat Blankets; one English
Holly Coach Whip; one Coachman's Rubber Coat
and Carriage Cover.
The team is exhibition until day of sale at
James WCrmleys stable Cards Of admission to exam
inc the above can be had at Office Of the auctioneer
ALSO
One 4-seat Canopy-top, C-spring PhRton, built by
Wood Bros, NY; set Of fine Single Harness and
one gray China Wolf Robe
ALSO
One Leather top Sdebar Buggy. but little used built
by Brewster Il Co., of BroOme street. NY; set of
fine Single Harness. Robe Whip and Blanket.
ALSO,
One fine Albany Sleigh in Plush, good new; Bear
Robe; set Of Single Harness; two Strings of Bells
and Whip. n29-4t
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|
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF THE ELEGANT HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS, CARRIAGES, WINES, &C.
OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE RUSSIAN MINIS
TER, No. 1913 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN X AND l. STREETS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIRST,
1881, AT TEN AND A-HALF O'CLOCK, at the above
residence shall sell highly valuable and rich collec-
ton OF Household articles and objects Of art, partly
Superb Parlor Suites, beautifully upholstered in Silk
One English Medallion Smoking Suit.
Gilt Frames, beautifully Carved and DECORATED
One Louis XIV Mirror Oval most deliberately Framed,
Two Fine Medallion Painting Birds and Flowers).
Fine Engravings and objects of vertu of rare value
Elegant Window Hangings and Drapery.
Superb French Clocks with side ornaments.
Beautiful Porcelains and Bronzes.
One superb Aublsson Carpet, beautiful design, very
Administer Carpets, Turkish Rugs.
Candelabras and Lamps of artistic design.
Elegant Ebony Cabinets, beautifully Carved and Deco
Handsome Marble Top Tables
Elegant Bullets and Secretaries
Handsome Chamber Furniture
SUPERIOR Hair Mattresses and Bedding.,
Grand display of Silver plated Ware of the beet Euro
- Pean Manufacture.
English Glass Ware finely cut and engraved.
Superior Walnut Hall Stand. with beveed French Plate
Mirror,
Together with many other articles of beautiful design
and rare value.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK ON THE DAY FOLLOWING,
One nearly new Victoria Carriage made by Stewart. of
One Landau. made by Belovette & Bros, of Paris.
About 200 Bottles OF very Superior Wine.
N.B.-Articles will be view the day prior to SALE
when catalogues will be ready.
House For Rent.
n25-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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VIM. Tyson, the driver OF the fire engine which
colded with a street car I'm Philadelphia on Sun
day night last the collision resulting Ina the death
or two men, has been eXonerated from all blame
by the coroner's jury who Investigated the case
yesterday.
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MARRIED..

MARTIN-HARRIS. On November goth. 1881, se
the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev. Owen
James, of the North Baptist Church. Mr.. ROBERT II.
MARTIN, of Newtown, Va, to Miss WILLIE w.
HARRIS, of Richmond, Va.
GAWI4ER-LANDNOIGT. At Baltimore, Md, Octo-
ber9 1881, at the parsonage OF the street church,
by the Rev. John lanallan, JOSEPH &. GAMLER and
DORA A. LANDNoIGT, both OF this city.
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1--WE REASONS WHY
IT IS EVERY ONES INTEREST TO BUY
a Hand-stitched CATERS
s. Fine Calf Button.
81 Nobby English Lace Boots.
81 Stout Working Shoes.
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
8 Hand-stitched Boots.
"a Custom made Boots,
s. Long legged Boots.
81 Solid Work Boots.
81 Boys Boots.
WHITE AND BLACK OPERA SLIPPERS.
1915 Ladies' Best French Kid Button.
$500 The Nobest French Heel Button.
81. 90 Pebble Goat and Kid Button.
S1.O0 Button and Lace Shoes.
so cents Solid School Shoes.
so cents All Leather Infant Button.
Wocl-ined Cloth Slippers and Shoes.
At
L. HEILBRUN's,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET NV.
SIGN-THE OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW.
Because: 1st-You are no. deceived there
2d-You buy here only good Shoes.
3d-You find all accommodations.
4th-You buy there cheaper than elsewhere
shit is the only Peoples Store where yo
find goods 10 suit your taste and pocket
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DIED..


ADAMS. On November 30th, 1884, at TAO O'Clock
M, HOWARTH NELSON, infant son Of Thomas n.
and Annie T. Adams.
BATES. On Sunday November 27th, 1881, at the
residence Of his sonin law Mr.. John Routly Walls
Station. near Pttsburg, Pa, FRANCIS BATES, aged
seventy-fve years.
Funeral services at Dunbarton street NJ. r. church,
Georgetown. at O'Clock 4. IN. Friday, December ,.
SULLIVAN. On Wednesday, November 30 1881 e
quarter after o'clock after short Illness JOHN,
the beloved of Patrick and Julia Sullivan aged NJ
teen years and three months.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
100 street northwest Friday evening. at O'Clock.
Friends and relatives are invited TO attend. e
LACkEY. On Tuesday, November 2s, 1881. at q
m, EDWARD M, ia the twenty eighth year of hi0
age, eldest Of Rose Anna and the late Andrew
Lackey.
east, Thursday morning at O'Clock. Friends aud
relatives invited TO attend
WATTS. On Tuesday, November 20. 1881, Of l:lS
o'clock pm. Of apoplexy. Rev. SAMUEL WATTS. In
the sixty seventh year of his at,e.
His funeral will take place from Union Bethel Church
street northwest Thursday. December I, 1881. at
Nineteenth street northwest. O'Clock pm.
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THIS EVENING".
DAwNBRoKER's SALE AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
NEXT, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, we shall sell at our sale.
room, 314 9Th street. large stock of Unredeemed
Pledges. By order of G. A. SMITH, Broker.
n2S-3t JAMES GUILD & SON, Aucts
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHTTEHURST"S CEDAB
IN BALSAM il warranted 10 cure Cougfls Coda
Group. Throat and Lung Diseases. &C. Six drops 3
dose Try ii. II not satisfied return the emVty botflo
and get your money back. Sold by
w. g. THOMPSON. 703 18th streak
And al druggists Price rs cents. NIL am
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Ar NDxI0Hr MONDAY Augusta, Ark, was swept
by tire which destroyed the entire business por-
ton OF the city. Over nifty building were con-
sumed. The total loes u estimated q 0100,00O;
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PURT'S SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE TIE FINEST MANUFACTURED.
Burt's Hand Made, Cloth Top, ,iarrow toes
BUTTON IS THE CORRECT STYLE.
Burt's HaDd-sewed Cloth Top London Toe.
CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Burts French Calf Hand made ButtonGaiter elsans.
Burt's Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Sewed French Kid Boots,
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, So. so to 81.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button. 50 to sc.
Our Paris Boot for Ladies is the preties the United
States.
Misses and Children's Shoes. good and cheap.
Chilirens Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods only be had at
GEO. MCCARTHY'S
OF COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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TOMORROW.
TNo. A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITuATED ON SHERIDAN STREET, NEAR
SHERMAN AVENUE, AND BUT SHORT DIS
LANCE FROM THE SCHUETZEN PARK AND
THE SEVENTH-STREET ROAD.
Of january, A. d. 1880, and recorded in Liber$F4
92s, folio AS ct seq, of the land records for the
District of Columbia and at request of party secured
will SELL at public auction, in front Of the prenses
on az En9P dGT GGE ISL at
lot numbered eleven I'D, in block numbered ten QO),
in Todd and Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains recorded in the land records of
the surveyors office Of Washington county, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six CO..
twelve Q2) and eighteen Qs) months with interest at
on the property deposit OF 800 required at time of
the Trustees the right to resell at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing pur-
chaser's cost.
JOSEPH A. STERLING,} Trns+ees
j. 7. COLDWELI, Auctioneer. n19&3O-2t
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A T AUCTION.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
uNREDEEM Hs PLEDGES
To be sold at public auction,
consisting OF fine line of Diamonds very large
Inc OF ladies' and gents solid Gold Watches key and
stem wnders large lot of and solid gold sets
ladies' Jewery large line Of solid gold Opera Guard
and Vest Chains. Also solid gold Necklaces and very
hne line OF led and Opera Glasses; breach and muZze
loading Shotguns Revolvers and Musical Instruments;
large line of custom made listers and Overcoats;
solid gold ladies' and gents Rings of all descriptions
and in all one OF the largest stocks of jewelry Of
Tered at public auction III the District
Sale to commence thursday, DECEMBER FIRST,
pledge is disposed Of.
F. SELINGER,
737 It'll street northwest.
fOLEY, Aucdoneer. I262w
E(HLIARD AND POOL TABLES. BALLS, CUES,
ID CHANDELIERS, CHAIRS, PICTURES &C., EN-
TIRE CONTENTS OF BILLIARD SALOON, NO.
~. g3 a9 Pc P5EN 4 AVENUE NORTHWEST.
at TWO O'CLOCK. will sell. at the Billiard Saloon
over the chesapeake restaurant Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets northwest
Billiard Tables, Balls, Cues, Racks &C.,
Pool Tables, Balls, Cues, Racks
Chandeliers, Chairs, Pictures, &c.
S ssle !, htsreinpt0ry' nrSc.xsov pnos .rc+s
pAWNBROKER'S SALE.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER FIRST 1884, at
SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ. and FRIDAY, DECEMBER
Two, at SEVEN O'CLOCK p: NJ, will sell, at our
pledges not redeemed upto above date Parties hold
ro,r sTE1NEM BROS.
FOLE1, Auctoneer. n29-3t