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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
THE LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Council

Council.
 PREscoTT, January 13.-Bills in- troduced By Baker-To amend sub division II. chapter S7, Compiled Laws.
 Meade-To Incorporate the Syca- more and Sulphur Springs road com pany.
 Baker-An Act repeating an act in- cooperating the Arizona Central Rail- road.
 Darlington - Bill changing the name of T Napoleon Ray to that of Theo. N. Ray.
 Thomas-Bill extending the bound ary lines of Maricopa county. Barth-Bill 10 repeal the act per hitting soldiers to vote.
 Darlington gave notice of a bill to issue bonds. on faith and credit of the Territory, to build @ wagon road from Yuma via Castle Dome (Silyer Dis- trictl 10 Ehrenberg.
 Assembly.
 Bills introduced by BOlen-Blll 10 amend sections 120, 12l and 55l, chap. ter 4S, Compiled Laws.
 York-Bill compelling the keeping of hides oi s'-ughtsred cattle for 10 days.
 Bolen-Bin creating a county court. McCafferty- Bill to restrict gam bling. Referred to Committee of the Whole.
 Baynes-Bill 10 remove the Capitol from Prescott 10 Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
The New Railway Agent.

In the selection of Henry Lung strasse as the Tucson Agent of the Southern Pacific, is as judicious Q choice as could be made. Since MT. Lungstrasse came to Tucson he has made many friends, in addition to those who knew him for nearly six years the most popular clerk in the Lick House in San Francisco. He is a thorough business man, obliging, genial and courteous, and the people of Tucson have good reason to be pleased at hIs selection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Notice.

ITO WI. MEDLOCR, HENRY CAMP
 1 BELL and DAN HIGGINS, or those parties that may claim under them-The un- der-inEed gives notice that be has had the necessary assessment work done upon the Ot- tawa mine, in HarEhaw. Patagonia District. Pima County, A. T., for the year ending Jan nary ], lsst, and paid the suIn S1O0 for the same; and unless The said Medlock, Campbell and Higgins, Or those owning under them, come foru ard within ninety days from the date Of this notice and pay Co me The sum of si0O that being their share Of thc money paid for sssessment work, said mine will be thereafter forfeited tO me. J. C.. HUCkE. e.
 Tucson, January i5, 1881. l5w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
A. U. O. ".

A number of gentlemen met on Thursday evening last for the purpose of organizing a lodge of Ancient United Order of Workmen-an Order that stands we'll at the head of such institutions in the United States. The business of the meeting proving too much for one evening, an adjourn mennt was had to last night, when organization was effected by the cleo ton of Move Wicks as Past Master Workman; Henry Buehman, Foreman 1; J. NJ. Berger, Receiver; B. Heineman. Recorder; and A. Miltonb berger, Fin ancler. The new lodge, composed of our best citizens, starts under most favorable auspices, and it deserves un- qualified success. The Tucson lodge will work under the immediate juris- diction of the Supreme Lodge of the United States. This is the fourth lodge belonging to the different Or ders now in existence in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGs


Council.
 PRESCOTT, January 14.-Bills intro duced: To repeal secIian 4, chapter Ss, Compiled Laws.
 Bill to locate county scat Of Apache county at St. Johns.
 Bill creating fence law for Apache county.
 Assembly.
 Bills sntroduced: By Robb-Bill making County Recorders ex-otIicio clerks Of Boards of Supervisors. Bolan-Bill locating the capital at Phenix.
 Barton-BiI to protect grazing land in the Territory.
 Haynes-Bill to amend eection 1, article 13, of the charter of Tucson. Bills passed: Council bill re- pealiDg the compensation of two thousand dollars allowed the associate Jubge of the Third Judicial District also, the bill legalizing an official act Wm. Hancock, notary public of Mari, copa county.
 The House in Committee of the Whole indefinitely postponed bill No. 9, 10 prohibit gambling; also, 10 re- peal an act to restrict gambling and to repeal chapter 59 of the Compiled Laws.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ProfesaiOpal.

John P. Culver, surveyor and civil hydraulic and mining engineer, late oi Jersey City and San Francisco, in which cities he held important posi- tions, has recently concluded to re- main in Tucson, and has opened an office on Congress street, opposite the residence of W. c. Davis. Mir. Gull yer is recommended in the most Hat tering manner, and we wish him a nrosperous residence in ouI city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
A Good Appointrnent.

The City Council in appointing Dr. Handy City Physician and Health Officer of Tucson is most emphat!cal- ly Q good one As physician he has no superior in the Territory; as a man of sterling qualities he has long commanded the esteem and confidence of all who have ever met him. Under his supervision there will be no fear or favor, and the health of the city will be in good hands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Discovery of a Letter Written by Adam

In Josh Billings {" Cook book and Pictorial Receipts the following in- terestlng letter IS found:
 ' EDOSIA, December. Year 2-DEAR EVE: 1 have been on the rampage now one month, prospecting for our new home, and have seen some ranches that will do very well, but none of them just the ticket. The old garden is a hard place to beat, but we have lost that, and are turned out now, to root hog or dIe. We will fight it out, now, on this line if it takes all sum mer. Eating that apple was a great blunder; but, my dear, let bygones be bygOnes; there is hope for us yet. Just as soon as l strike a rich claim l will come back Co you. Watch over Cain closely; he is brick. The weather is raw and cold; l feel that 1 am too thinly clad. No more from your low Ing ADAM.
 "P S.--Has Cain got another tooth yets"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
WELLS, FARGO & ICO.'s LETTER
 LIST.
The New Paper at GaleyviIle.

A private letter from W. w. Brough- ton. who contemplates the pubhca- ton of a paper at Galeyville, states that the camp is booming, and that he will issue the first number of his paper on the 22d inst. MT. Trough ton is a man of ability, and his paper will be a great aid to the camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Terrific

Our Las Vegas (N. M.l exchanges now reach Tucson on the eighth day alter publicatiOn--E which is a blinding rate of speed, considering that yawning distance of about 30 miles separates the two railroads. The pos tai authorities of New Mexico will break their necks rushing around so rapidly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

WE understand a movement IS on foot to establish in this city gentle m.n's club-rooms on the Eastern style. Ii will be 8 high-toned institution and will be quite an addition to our social circles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
As Usual.

The Contention Says the Stock Re- port of the 11th) has declared its usual monthly dividend of s75OOO, payable immediately. It is this sort of thing that IS bringing coin not only out of Arizona ground butto Arizona ground as well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
NOTICE.

Our Descriptive Illustrated Price List, No go, of Dry Goods, etc, will be issued about March 1st. 1881. Prices quoted in No. eS will remain good until that date. Send us your name early for copy of No. go. Free to any address.
 MONTGOMERY wARD & CO.,,
 S25& 229 Wabash Ave. Chicago. III.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMEYTS
Notice

17O THE PARTY OR PARTIES CLAIM I ing an interest in The Leauder mine, sit uated in the Patagonia Mountains Washing ton Camp-This i- tO give notice that have done The necessary assessment work amount ing Co Si00, on said mine. for The year ending January l, 1881, and unless said party or par ucs come forward and pay his or their propOr- ton Of said aS-essmeEt work and cost of ad- ysrtising, sand mine will 5c forfeited to me
 ilJ ED. LONfBOTTOM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
.Prnminent Visitors.

Charles Crocker, of the Central and Southern Pacific, will pass through Tucson en route to Fl Paso in few days, accompanied by a number or nrominent San Franciscans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprudence, causing nerv- ous debility, premature decay, etc, having tried in vain every known remedy, has dis- covered e simple means Of selfeure, which he will send free to his fellowrsufferers. Address J, II. REEVES. 5s Chatham Strest, \. ],
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

Iris rumored that important dis coyeries of coal have been made on ,be line of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, about twenty miles from Fl Paso.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ImnIoEfuZ.

The Odd Fellows Hall and the ad- joining hotel of MT. Brown make an imposing structure-a credit alike 10 ths city and the builders, Messrs. Cratic & Nolts,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ANOTHER MURDER.

,.. Hourke Shoots and Instantly ru,, F. schneider. Chief Engineer the Tombstone MlIl-ROurke narrowly Escapes LynehinS-Two conflicting Reports.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

THE Contention mine shipped II bar, of bullion on Tuesday; estimated value, e27, 800.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
DIED.

MURRAN-In Prescott, January 2, of hem mOrrhagc of the lungs, Francis Murray, \ native of Pennsylvania aged 9 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
SPRINGER & DETOY,

DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDIs
 CHARLESTON, ARIZONA,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
MARRIED.

STOUT-COOPER-In tombstone, January l3, Edward A. SJout tO Anna Cooper, both Of Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

oNAAhAs 4SI AccA' Alexander Nathan Lasertcr James R Arvizn Fulgemio Mahan John Atkins C W Martinez Jesus M Brands Sarah Martinez Lui= M-2 Buck T II McCauley James E Campini McCue CawthOrne John r Mcdonald Cells Alberto Miller Mrs Georgie Celaya Angela NJ de Miller Louie Church Mir Mirage Jose COrmidas Barredas Porter C D Dolan John P PreciadO Manuela Dunn W Pratt Frederick Foster Thomas Kahn Fed L Francis James Russell W P Gale William Santa Cruz Besus Garcia Manuel R Smith E H Gardner Theodore Steward Chas Garcia MT Stanton Peter Garcia \ ApolOnia Sullivan Mary Gillett Thomas Thomas John Gibbons Henry Fully John Gonzales Grulila halcOtt Graham E A Wall W A Hudson ThOs Walters Wm Jones C Weavee Dock Kall horn George Welsh David Kase Thomas WoOdall Jennie Lammon Wm L Williams George A Persons calling Tor the above letters will please say advertised and give date.
 C. II. LORD, P. N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
LETTER LIST.

Lisr of letters remaining in the Tucson postofice for more than one month prior to Hmm nrv 1E 1881
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised and give date.
 C. II. LORD, P. M. TUcsoE, A. T., January l5, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

Furnished by the commission house Of J. A. McFaSden < Cc. G~ Quotations are United States goldl
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g 600. Either he got cheated, or what one hear
= not always to be depended uron.
vigorous enort viii be made this year to open
up the Indian Territory. It's been tried before but
the lobby that will go to Washington this winter
VIII be richer than ever, and their Instructions
viii be extremely positive.
The conundrum on Well street is Jay Gould
going to take charge OF Erie or is Jewet going &c
stay there? remains unanswered.
MT, James Gordon Benn5u is exercising the Sc
verest discipline in the editorial rooms OF the
Herald Late, the other night, one OF the editors
employed In sporting matters was doing, with his
feet on his desk, waiting for 'good-ntghtr copy.
He Will doZe there no more. Mr.. Bennett gave him
the bounce from the inside to the outside, and
when he writes up the LeSt prize fight 1t Will be
for some other paper than the Herald.
Ross RAYMOND
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Alexandria Affairs,
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


The Coal AND PLASTER RECOMMENDATIONS are
overdue: The schr. s. NJ. Bird, the schr John
Bird and another, all with plaster and potatoes.
The s. NJ Bird, which is eight days behind time,
met with an accident and has put INTO Lynn
Haven Bay. This trade is one OF the most con-
slant OF the Potomac commerce, embracing the
District cities as well as Alexandra Vessels bring
plaster AID carry away coal, and the exchange or
products is constant The time taken In making
a voyage, go and return, is often Elk or seven
Clara c. Simpson, iett Alexandra with coal for
Boston, Sailed from Boston 70 Windsor, N. s., took
a load OF plaster and returned 10 Alexandria all
within q days The use OF plaster In the MANU-
facture OF fertilizers increases every year. Mills
are required to grind and treat IL, and In this,
agriculture and manufacturers have been Stlnu-
lated by the commerce, which grows out or the
mining that brings the coal trade 10 the Potomac
cities
NOT BURGLAR-JameS H. Sherwood, the man
arrested I'm Washington 10y Detectives Acton and
Coombs, was brought here last evening by Officer
James Smith, charged with breaking the safe OF
Smoot & Perry a short time ago. He had O hear
ing before Mayor Beckham. Mr. Perry and others
who had been applied to on the afternoon OF the
robbery to change SO note by stranger, be
lieyed TO have been one OF the robbers, testified
that Sherwood was not the man, and he was dis
charged. Sherwood WAS born In this city, and
learned here the trade OF Shoe-maklng. The infor-
nation given to the Washington officers which
caused his arrest came from d man who owed lin
grudge for having testified against him In q
policy Case
ACCIDENTAL lad named Bauer, son OF Mrs
Bauer, residing at the corner OF King and Payne
street yesterday afternoon and his collar bone
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT NEW TWO STORY
MENTs. ON THIRTEEN-AND-A -HALF STREET,
NEAR THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING.
By virtue Of eight several deeds Of trust cache
dated the l4th day Of April A D. 1877 and recorded ~
il n1 Liter lie No ga at pages 1885, 246 @
232 $50 and 259 ct sea- respectively, the undersigned
will sell to the highest bidder in front Of the premises
VE I;!Ie AID: 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE
AfsiiEifNOON, the following Lots In w. W. Corcoran's
vizIots A. b. c. and f. on which are eg ut houses
each about fourteen feet wide running from center TO
center Of the dividing wallis each with ground
On which It stands Of equal width back the of
the lot to be sold being los feet 10
Inches deep, more or less.
Terms Of sale for each house; All above thousand
douarn cash. and for the thousand dollars a credit
s s three At six Per ceptum annum payable
note secured by deed Of trust with tax and insirsnoe
coyenant to the satisfaction of the Trustees; or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser II the terms are
not complied with within Ave days after the day Of saie
the Trustees reserve the right the or
any part thereof Ave days notice pubshed in the
Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the purchaser
ANTHONY HYDE,
ns-dts CHRIsTOPHER n. THOM, Trustees.
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CARPETS.

weare daily receiving our Fan and Winter assortment
Of Al the new designs In Carpets, comprising Royal
e. T:pesty and 1n1ain; smyr2s C.rpsts. R1es and
smyrna Csrpeh by tie yazd. With borders 70 match.
4inoleum f. new deagns Coooa Aats 81 DIS. Flosr
Ing: swias. Antique and nottingham Lace Curtains In
choice petterns Purchaesr. VII md Il 70 thsar ad-
vantage to examine our Stock.
HOOE, BRO. d CO.,
Oh lS90 y STREET. NEAR KBBITT HOUSE.
II YOU WANT IA RAN0E LATROBR on FUR-
4naces oaa q GARTREIL,60 Stove 0tMeL el87tA axee1
5ssMeen and nogthwssG lAlxobaS xuxnecee and
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SALE OF 4 LARGE AND WELL. ASSORTED STOCK
OF GROCERIES, WILLOW WARE, PLATFORM
SCALES. NEW SPRING WAGON, COUNTER
SCALES, &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1881, at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at the store north
east Of Vermont avenue and streets northwest
named In part;
Teas, Coffeee, Syrups, Sugars.
Jelies, Brooms, Baskets.
Meet Tubs; Buckets, Willow Ware.
Coffee and Tea Cediiee. Crockery Ware.
Brushes, Spring Balance Counter Scales.
Patent Oil Can, Coffee MiD. Platform Scale.
One large and one small Ice Box, cost $125.
Canned Goods, and large assortment Of Shelf Goods
One Spring Wagon. nearly new, made to order.
Mod WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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It was of the author OF The Culpr1t Fay that
HallecS wrote the obituary poem OF which the
epitaph Is part
DR.. Bliss has been seen very much in New York
could appear on Broadway and wear clothes and
be observed as much as his is The doctor is going
TO publish In Sc'ibsse1's; beg pardon, The Cet,t7V
an article about "lnctdents Of the Sick Chamber.
He is proud OF it as literary prOductiOn even
now. O'SAA
Speaking about WashiDgtonians am reminded
OF announcer gentleman who has been visiting here
MT Arthur, his namefS. We hear that he A y
rresaoent or something. in Washington, but we
cant realize very easily because we have known
MIN SO well and so long, too.
Days new play Is called the "Passing Regi-
ta tnis season which Mr. Daily has marshaIed all
New York science has discovered the existence
Oh smallpox that don't Dit. IL H. Of conrSe n
great Improvement over the other Kind that dis
ngureS us victims, only it Is very v1rulent and
never IetS go I'LL death forces the lighting.
Henry Ward Beecher's novel 0Nor1yond - "a no.
ing repuDnshed by Fords, Howard & Hubert. who
are also the publishers OF Tourgee'S books sFool's
nlIanu ana SO on. The book that is running wen
sfory %r fase Of Of Madame La Tour Mormon
print OF the same publishers
JOhn mccullough comes back to New York. and
plays az the Fifth Avenue Theater, under the man
all " ->~ W. Ao
NJ. conkling has been sick, but is better now.
BY ne way, he don't dress half 60 carefully a. he
Les. AFTER al, that's his bus1neR
Dalmonle0 has raised his prices, ana society Is
trying % Boycott him. II Is said that balloon
m1sking nas its chief stimulation By reason Of the
monico charges for chateanbTland steak.
A seat IN the Stock Exchange one often hears e
worm 00QQM Iesferday man sold his Tor
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ANTHONY HYDE
n3-dts Christopher n THOM Trustees
(NHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON TIE
~ EAST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENJIE RE
TWEEN n, \ A! AND DO Q STREETS, WITH THE

TWEEN y AND STREETS, WITH THE
SMALL FRAME HOUSE THEREON.
By virtue of DEGREES dated the 9Th and 18th days,
Court Of the district Of Columbia in the cause Of LEI
Alice McAuey ct al. John McAuey ct al. being No
1921, Equity Docket 81 the undersigned trustee shall
sell ct pubic auction, IL front q the premses On
Der, 1881. at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ,
hundred and forty three l24S beginning at the north
west corner ofthe west half OF lot three two hundred
and twenty five 25 feet from the southwest corner of
the square, IN street aud Vermont ayenne) thence
Vermont avenue thirtytvo $50 feet; thence at right
angles to said avenue to lot owned by Tru1el thence
west line of Hantons lot to the line Of lot three thence
on the north line OF the west half OF lot three west
eighty three (S3 feet ten 0) inches to the beginning
with tho frame house thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree:
cash. balance in one and two years secured BY the pnr
to be held by the Trustee until the notes are paid the
OF tee % I money may pc RHa a cam a
the terms OF sale not complied with in five days the
Trustee the right recall after five days no.
tce at defsnlting purchasers cost. AL conveyancng
ct purchasers cost.
DUNCANSON Bros Aucfs. n4-dtis
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II T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING ON o STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH

AND DWELLING " BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 24th 1873 -
and duly recorded among the land records fer the 70
District Of Columbia, in Iber 721 at folio 29A
and at the written request Of the parties secured
win offer for sale at pubic auction. on TUESDAY, the
FIRST I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881, AT FOUR a.
O'CLOCK PM, Ia front of the premises, ali that Ger
tain piece or parcel Of ground situate the City Of
Washington. p C., known and described lot marked
teen S4 Fifteen Q6) and sixteen Q6 in square Four
proyemeEts consisting Of two 2j story pressed Brc,,
store and Dwelling, containing ten QO rooms. with all
modern improvements, being No. 628 street north
west
Terms Of sale: Ope-fourth CASH balance payable tn
three CD equal installments In two and three years.
FROM day of SALE with interest payable semi annually
the deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser end deed Of trust upon the premses all
cash. ut the option of the purchaser deposit Zone
hpndred doliars) win be required ct time Of sale. All
conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser II the terms
OF sale not cd with in ten days. the Trustee
the right to resell the property the cost and
rsk Of the defautng purchaser, five days notice.
oS-s tn. tn. lit JOHN II. CLICK. Trustee.
q THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON Ao-
count of TIE weetfer, until WEDNESDAY, NQVEM.
BIER NINTH. 1881, same hour and place.
n2-eod JOHN II. CLICK. Trustee.
"THE ABOVE sALEIS FURTHER POSTPONED,
on account of the weather, until TUESDAY, NOVEM-
Der FIFTEENTH, 1881, Same hour and place.
Mo. II, Is JOHN II. GLICk, Trustee.
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EOLEY. Auctioneer. s11 7th street northwest.

will sell at my auction rooms 81 7th street north
west, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FOUR
TENTH, large lot Of frst-class Furniture, consist
ing Of Parlor Sets Chanber Sets sideboards Lounges
Extension Tables and Mattresses.
will sell SAME DAY Family Carriage and large
lot Of Notons also, lot Carpets lot Of other goods,
too numerous to mention.
n11-2t FOLEY, Auctonoer.
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y o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer.

III q. HUFFMAN, AuCtlOneef.
win sell. in front of the premises, ON TUES ~
DAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1881, at FOUREgss
O'CLOCK P. NJ, House number 1870 Sth street
northwest The house has eleven rooms, every modern
convenience, is well built in good repair and ee-
CANT home for small family tits also good invest
fore the sale commences. All conveyancing ut pur-
chaser's cost. Title perfect.
4. o. HOFFMAN, Auctoneer,
n1O1214 10th and + streets northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T T. COLDwELI. Real Estate Auctoueer.
THIS EVENING.

VNHE BALANCE OF THE UNREDEEM
IL Pledges, consisting Of fine Gold Watches, Rings,
Chains and Clothing will be cold at public auction on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS AT SEVEN
O'CLOCK PM, ct the National Loan Office, 1907 It'll
street. Inl1-2tl FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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GHICKERINa PIANoFORTE, BROWN REP PAR
A4ARRLE-T0R , REbROOM SUITES. HAIR And
STERa EisuSSETS AND OTHfR A C1np FL
ORNAMENTs. LACE CURTAMe AND CORNICE
ROOM CHAIRS, MARBLE TOP BIDEBOARD.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. no.. &C.s AT AUO.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOvEMBER FIF.
TEENTH; 1881, 6 12S 4th street noEthvesk OOM-
decining housekeeping. tie shove s0ec which are n
sio-H THOMAS DOWNING Aset,onssr.
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CHILDS' OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS.
~ age 6 to 10, 81. so. 50. so and IS.
Boys OvercOats and listers, II to l6, S. f. IS M
Boys Short Pants, to 10 years, 75c., s5c. 81 up
Boys School Suits short Pants, s.. SO. 50, 81 up.
Boys Telescope Hats, from Soc. up.
Boys Dress Hats. SOC. 75c., and 81 up.
Boys Undershirts and Mems Csc, 40 and 80.
Gents Cashmere Pants. 81. So s. and 81.
Misses and Boys School Button Shoes, 81 up.
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
o29 ]. W. SELBY.