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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29

a., n. 4 S. a. RAILROAD.
rive TRAINS TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY.
Through Express East, Daily.
Leave for New Orleans, Houston anf Ga.v.s-
ton. :, - q ~ =,
Leave for New Orleans, Houston aHd dawes
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Arrive from the East
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston erd Gal
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Arrive from New Orleans, Houston and Gal-
veston. Observation-Disclosures. ...sW n. III.
Through west.
Leave for San Francisco, ri Paso, and Eaglo
Pas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ". tls
Arrive from San Francisco, Ell Paso and Eagle
Pass u. w.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29

Now that Colonel Belnap's admirable
statement shows what San Antonio could
do In the light OF experience of other
cities In the way Of public improve
ments, 1t Is well for our people to look
the matter over carefully and see II 1t
would not be preferable to have city
of $1,000 people instead OF the present
size. improvements do not grow, they
are bought just as everything else Is,
with dollars and cents, and this Ia a fact
that should be realized at once.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29

wnEN the result of the election was
settled. the Democratic papers all said
Mr.. Blaine was political corpse. But
when he delivered his recent Augusta
speech, there was howl from the rank
and file which showed that he was n
very live man, and then they proceeded
to read his funeral obsequies. Mr.. Blaine
is young man yet, and while the LICnr
does not believe that he is In the line Of
promotion to the presidency, yet 1t does
not believe his political career is ended.
His majority in the North was about
100000 as against the Solid South major
ity for Mr.. Cleveland Of $4,000, which
does not indicate that he was so very
weak MS Il presidential candidate. A
man in these days is not dead until he Is
safely six feet under ground.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29

In Republican Kansas, during late
years, the postofllces have generally
fallen to the newspaper men, who made
the proper effort to secure them. Dur
ing the next four years all the postmas-
tiers in Texas will be changed, and there
is no class Of citizens who deserve those
offices, and who can'flll them SO well MS
the hundreds OF Democratic editors
throughout the State. This is their time
and their opportunity, and they should
see that there is fair divide, since po-
litical recognition is almost impossible
through the conventions, by reason Of
the great popular majority.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29
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Entered At Postol'cc At san Antonio Texas
ne second class matter
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-29

"Little Joker' ia the best smoking to-
baeeo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

head and Main streets here, and from fhst
reint to the south cnd of DanvilIe. Fare
for each trip, I've cents.
Rev. j.. n. Jones. Of Yanccyville. N. c.,
n assisting Rev. DR.. Goodwin In revival
services az the Baptist church.
Several lots were sold In North Danvilie
day or two ago, the fronts oil winch
ranged frcm sixty TO eighty feet, ut prices
rasping from s02 10 S342. These sales
however, were hardly fasr test OF tue
value OF real estate Ia North Danv'!Ie. "A
number OF other lots, all advertised 10 pe
sold NJ the same time, were not sold
Committees OF conference from the Conn-
ellis Of the two cities have agreed tha.
North Danyille ought 10 pay one tenth OF
the cost and iaII expenses OF Danyille, and
this was agreed 10 by the Danville Council
last night The matter Is now In the hands
OF the North Danyille Council. The same
iudpe and clerk. &C., serve the two cities,
ana psnyille furnishes the Jail, court
house. &c.
The receipts from taxes for the CITY for
the year Just closed amounted 10 sl1s.3Sf.5S.
Items: From real estate, sl0,3sl.35; per-
sonal property, s20,5279s; personal tax,
S1.Ch5.63; incomes, sl0,176.46; school-tax,
ss,5C2.17; licenses. s3l, $1,000. Pretty good
for times pronounced bard In a Thanks
giving sermon. You may add to that that
Dapyille senrS1 eco to the campaign fund.
besides paying other heavy campaign ex-
penses.
The receipts OF city taxes for the last
month amounted 20 s32. 207.09. Items !:
From public scales, s250.30; police, fines
and costs, t9S.l0; water aud gas. s3.0SS.40 {;
taxes. s2s. 1850. You may add that the
collections for the State last month
amounted 10 about $4,000.
The amount OF the revenue for the city
ior 1883 uncollected is s2,99S.s9; for 1884,
$40, 1890. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
Spirtr of the State Press.

Suffolk Herald: No; MahOnesm is
"done for" and the Malone Republicans
are in 4 sad plight. and deserve the pity OF
all tcnder-hearted Democrats.
Norfolk Ledqer: What is true OF iron is
also applicable in a certain sense 10 cotton.
Looking at the subject from that point OF
view, we feel satisfied that but few years
will elapse before the South will be the
great manufacturing centre OF the Union.
Norfolk Landmarks: He Grant is now
engaged with his pen, and we have no
doubt that the money he earns in this tram
quill work is the most satisfactory he ever
received. We do not expect him TO write
history like Macaulay. but he ought to be
able 10 produce some Of the most striking
chapters Of our annals, and we have no
doubt he will make an impression by his
work. We wish hun success in his labOrs.
and hope he will write rather as an Ameri-
can than rs the citizen of a section or the
enemy OF the rebellion"
Winchester Times: Let us have our
opinions, and the courage OF them, too.
and let us temperately give voice TO them
when occasion dcmanas, but let us always
remember that our neigE3ors who differ
with us are, as well as ourselves, citizens
Of common country. bound to us by q
kinship OF interests and Of blood.
Lynchburg Virginian: Governor Cleve-
land has expressed his determination TO
give the country clean administration,
and in the execution Of this purpose he
should have the support and good wishes
OF every citizen OF .tho,repubhc, since moth
ing could be more needed than reform in
this particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
BO7'ETOURT COUNTY.
Court Items-F Q ng-The Weather
Fruit-Siekufss.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
FIyCAsTLE. December 8. 1884.
The December term OF the County Court
commenced here TO-DAY. There was large
crowd in town, and every body seemed in
good spirits and abundantly happy. No
business OF importance was attended 10 in
court thus morning. Another one Of the
Madison.Campere lection-fraud cases has
. been set for Tomorrow, but very little in
terest seems 10 be manifested IN il.
The farmers represent quite dun sea-
son, ana. owing 20 the drought and conse-
quept failure Of the fall pastures, a large
ioriion Of the Writer feed Tor stock has
been consumed. II the spring should be
iate. . So. 49,. scarcity ip nroyender will me-
cessariy follow next year.
A large barn on the land OF Rev. c. A.
Marks, in this county. was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Yesterday. The loss Is very
heavy upon Mr.. Marks, also upon the ten
ami who rented the farm.
There is no longer any scarcity OF water
here. Quite hard rain fell saturday,
which in some parts OF the county was ac-
companied by agood deal Of wind.
The fruit business IL entering upon q
new boom In this county. The delivery
OF fruit-trces this fall has exceeded by far
that of any other year in the history Of the
county. This Is rapidly becoming one Of
ire leading fruit counties In the State.
Several new eases Of scarlet-ieyer have
appeared in Fincastle; also one or two
cases Of diphtheria. Neither disease i
prevalent 10 very great extent. There Is
a good deal Of other sickness In town and
the surrounding country.
THoRNDYKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
NORFOLK AND NEiGHB0RHO0D.
Baptis, Church Destroyed bv Fire-firc In
Norfolk County-Coupon Case.

Norfolk County-Coupon Case.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.i
NORFOLK, Va. December 10. 1884.
Tonight about s O'Clock the Baptist
church In Berkeley, opposite tins city, OF
which Rev. George j. HOLIDAY is pastor,
caught fire from defective flue while be-
ing heated for a lecture. and was totally de-
stroyod. II was quite handsome frame
structure, built four years ago. The organ
and seats were saved. The loss will be
about 500 more than the insurance.
To-day the fires burning in the woods in
Norfolk county, along the Seaboard road
near Bowers Hill, set on fire the residence
on the farm OF Alyah II. Martin. county
clerk, which. with five other buildings used
~ negro quarters, were totally destroyed.
with their contents. There was some in
surance on the property.
The case OF the Commonwealth as. DR..
William Selden, who rendered coupons for
the payment Of his State taxes, will be ar
gued before Judge Hughes on the 18th, At
torney-Genersl Blair appearing for the
Commonwealth. This Is test case,
and II will decide several similar cases
in other parts OF the State. In case
Judge Hughes issues permanent In
junction restraining the treasurer from
leyying ON DIR. seldon's property. the
matter Will have TO 90 10 the Supreme
Court OF the United States. The treasurer
Of Norfolk has been instructed by State
Auditor harye TO bring suit on every case
that comes up.
TIE wrecked schooner A. NJ. Carlisle
was picked up to-day and lowed into port
this afternoon by the Boston steamer John
S. Hopkins, having been dsmasted last
night In squall of Hog Island. One
nan was lost overheard in the gale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
PETERSB URG AND VICINI7 7.
Paying for the RICH, OF Way-rardy Justice
to the Mexican vetsraBs-Oivorces Among
the Ceiorcd People.

Paying for the RICH, OF Way-Tardy Justice
| 20 the Mexican Veterans Divorces Among
the Coiorcd People.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, December 10. 1884.
within the last day or two the Virginia
and Carolina Railroad Company has paid
into court the mouey for the various pieces
OF property in this city needed for its pur-
poses. the assessments Of which by commits
sioners were confirmed by the Court.
In some instances where contests were
MADE new commissioners were appointed
10 make assessments. OF the $4,000 APP
propriated by the city to aid In the con-
struction OF tins road. the sum OF $4,000
was designated to purchase the right OF
way through town and $4,000 for depot
building.
The track Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad at the scene OF the recent collision
OF two freight trains, some two miles this
side OF BurkeyilIe, has been cleared OF the
dftrtS, and the trains are now running
regularly. Superintendent Sands passed
through here in a special car to-day en-
route 20 Norfolk
Senator Malone is still IN the city, not
having been in Washington since the ses-
sion OF Congress commenced. He will
probably take his seat in the Senate the lat
ter part OF this or the first OF next week.
Captain james II. Deaton. for several
years chief Of police here, is confined TO
his bed ty serious Illness.
For some days past both the Circuit and
Hastings courts of this city have been in
session. Once or twice it has happened
thai one would have TO adjourn TO make
room for The other. The courts are held
in The same room, and the same clerk acts
for both.
Many Of our people-ladies and gentle
men are contemplating a visit 10 New
Orleans this winler TO take a view OF the
great Exposition. One party are making
arrangements 10 leave during Christmas
week.
The Mexican veterans here are still hope
full that Congress will do them the justice
to grant item pension. or the 10 or
$50 men who went from here nearly thirty
seven wears ago to serve their country in
Mexico, scarcely more than fifteen or
twenty could be mustered to-day. During
these past few years the ranks of these men
have been rapidly thrncd by death. Some
Of them. indeed, died in almost abject pow
erty. OF the seven hundred and odd COM
panics which went TO Mexico, whose SER
vice gained for the country some OF it,
richest territory. five hundred and twenty
companies went from the slavoholdiDg
States. The tardy recognition by Congress
OF their services is matter OF regret.
Suits for divorce among the cOlOred peo-
pie are getting quite frequent here. Hardly
a term OF the Hustngs Court passes but
one or more of them are docketcd.
ROBIN ADArR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
Lady Charged with Arson.

A Middleport (N. " special says: A
very sensational sequence TO the disastrous
fire which occurred here four weeks ago,
which burned TO death wealthy old gen.
tlemen named oils. and destroyed two
stores and the goods OF several families,
has occurred. The fire was then supposed
TO be OF accidental origin. but to-day a
lady who has held good social position
here all her LIE was arrested, charged with
arson, and held to await the action Of the
grand jury. She gave 81 900 bail, and de-
clares that she can prove an abb. The
grand jury is now in session at Lockport
taking testimony IN the case, and 1t is said
that they have strong circumstantial evil
dence. Mrs. George Bronson Is the name
OF the lady oye- whom this grave accusa-
ton hangs. She is living IN Rochester
with her husband. and had household
goods, well insure", stored in the burned
building. II is alleged that some parties
saw her alone in Middleport after midnight
on the night OF the fire, and Others met her
walking west Of the village on the towpath
at 3 or 4 O'Clock the next morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
LPNCHBURG.
Court Jail ImpIeyemens-The Railroad
subscription, ke., kc.

=
Court - Jail tmpIoyemen,-The Railroad
subse ription, ke., kc.
ICmrespondcsce Of the Richmond Dlspaich.l
DECEMBER 10. 1884.
Colonel Frank Huger, superintendent OF
the western division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, has purchased the splen-
did homestead Of DIR. T.. II. Murrell, on
Garland Hin, for $4,000. II is one OF the
finest properties in this city.
The Corporation Court resumed its SEES
zion this morning and commenced work
on the civil docket, Judge Latham vii
tomorrow deliver his opinion IN the i'm
pcrtant assessment suits against the city
The opipion has been prepared for some
time. but In consequence Of the absence Of
counsel Its delivery has been delayed.
The Council having appropriated 800 70
put new and complete heating apparatus
In the city Jail, the contract has been le,
ana The work commenced. Last winter
PRISONERS suffered very much from cold.
The question oil subscription OF $780,.
CtO by The city toward the construction OF
the Lynchburg aud Southwest railroad will
most probably not he submitted 10 a vote
Of the people until the spring election.
The widow Of the late Sergeant 4. =.
McFadden died yesterday at her home, In
this city. and was buried to-day.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Florence Williams 10 Mr.. T.. II. Burroughs
IT 81. PauI's church next Tuesday after
noon. The bride-elect Is daughter OF r.
n. Williams. Esq. a prominent lawyer
hire, and the groom partner In the law
fam 81 Williams 4 Burroughs and acting
Commonwealth attorney. BEAUMONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
WiLLIAMSBURG'S BUDGET.
Court Matiers-An Old Subtitle Weather
Ball and Tournament.

Ball and Tournament.
ICorrespOndtnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. December 9. 1884.
Roth the Circuit and County Courts are
nov In session. the number of criminal
cases before the latter being unusually
large. Three cases were disposed Of yes
terday--Beyerly Jones ,colered) was sen.
fenced 10 three years in the penitentiary
for horse-stealiug George W. Davis
(white), 60 two years for bOuSe-breaking !;
and W. A. Herbert (whitel for two years
for the slme Offense.
In the Circuit Court the suit OF Macclu-
". administrator. rs. The Dismal. swamp
Land Company. was argued by II. +. ARMS
tead. Esq. for the plaintiff. This suit has
been pending ever since 1929. II involves
a large amount, and has been once before
the Court Of Appeals. Several railroad
suits are also before the court.
AT meeting OF the bar OF the Circuit
Court Of James City county and the city OF
Williamsburg, and the citizens generally,
called for the purpose OF expressing rtsolu-
tons Of respect and sympathy at the de;,th
OF sidney Smith, held December 8, 1884, the
Hon. r. L. Henley was called to the chair
and W. Ii. l.. Morccock appointed secre-
taiy. oH mQilQp Of J, +, Hubbard, who
stated the object OF the meeting, the chair
man APPOINTED W. G. W. Farlhing, j. r.
Hui bard, and Henry I. Wlckham as q COM
mittee TO draft resolutions suitable TO the
occasion.
The hall and tournament 10 come off at
Warwick Courthouse on the 10th instant
promises, from the programme, TO be mole
than usually brilliant. The Soldiers Home
Band has been secured for the occasion,
and large number of invitations have been
sent out.
The ACTIVITY here in building continues,
and when the various houses under con-
tact are completed, the appearance OF the
town will be much improved.
A heavy storm OF wind and rain passed
over this section day or two since, and
did much towards filling our half-dried-up
mill-ponds. A large aspen tree, blown
down on Main street, upon examination
was found TO have an extensive rat-burrow
beneath its roots, nearly all OF the principal
roots having been gnawed asunder by the
mischieyous creatures. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
TIE LONG ISLAND IDEA.
'Prennee-Beys and Giddy seheoI.t'ir's RASH
sna into ssssrimsuy.

tuQ INTO mosrtmouBs
A special from Troy, N. ", to the Herald
says: During the past summer, while
taking nm evening stroll, William Dcnike'
printers apprentice. and Osville v.
Bosca, clerk In grocery ~ Lansngburg,
formed the acquaintance Of Emma Collins
and Lille Brayton. two pretty schoolgirls.
The quartette from that time on were In
each others company ut every opportunity
and became ardent lovers. Bosca IA etgh.
teen years cid aud Denike seventeen, and
each Of the girls sixteen.
TYING THE KNOTS.
On Thanksgiving-eve the young couples
hired a carriage and drove TO Melrose, n
small village on the line OF the Troy and
Boston road. few miles north OF lansing
burg. The vilLge reached, the youngsters
repaired to the residerce OF clergyman,
where Dcnike was married 10 Miss Collins
and Bosca TO Miss Brayton. They ex-
perienced no trouble IN inducing the min
lister 10 marry them. After the ceremony
The bridegrooms and brides went TO the
village hotel, enjoyed n wedding supper,
and then returnedto their respective homes.
but none OF them disclosed the fact that
the marriages had taken place.
Last night Mrs. Bosca's father discovered
the fact that bis daughter had been mar
ried, and very stormy scene followed.
The youthful bride admitted the truth.
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
She states that the double wedding was
arranged nearly two months ago, and an
agreement was entered into that each OF
the participants was to be rs economical a.
possible and pool their savings when they
were to live together and do great things.
The doube-marriage Of the little folks Is
the talk Of the town. What action the
parents will take is not yet known. but 1t
Is stated in some quarters that an attempt
is to be made 10 have the marriages an
nulled. The officiating clergyman Is Sc
verely censured.
IL Is said that the reading OF an account
OF q marriage Of two very young couples
on Long Island Instilled the idea into
Denike's mind that il would be good
idea 10 initiate them, and when he made
the proposition il was readily accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
DfNYILLE.
penoko and Montgomery Arrested Omnibu,

penoko and Montgomery Arrested Omnibu,
Line-Kesi Estate sales.
fConespoDcenee Of the Richmond Dispatch
DECEMBER 10, 1884.
Captain Green williams. chief OF police.
received kilograms Yesterday evening that
Gny Donobo and Stack Montgomery. the
negroes engaged 10 the Killing Of the negro
John Cunninehap, bad been arrested at
JiiIisboro,. N. G.. lie will provide I'm.
nediafeiy that they be brought TO Danyille
for trisL
An enfefprislrg citizen II now running
Hines OF omnibnses from the uorsbern end
u North DansiIle 10 the corner Of crAg-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

By ". n. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents. and Auctioneess,
lila Main street.

ny W. n. Lyme 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneess,
Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEst.
- HAIL, Jw"I-T nW !; ifS NJ Asn for
s,n cass SIDE OF MFCBANICsyiLIETu kS'
piKF. ntAR vENABlE STREET, BY NJ.
irwin Pursuance OF decree Of tie ueu,lcu
Circuit cour, IN the sui, styled hogan, ss nssn
~ xoyemIer, 1884, the undersigned, spec.sal
eammtssIorcr, will sell by public auction. ON '"'
premises. on -
TUESDAY, DEcExBER 10, 1854,
,t 4 o'clock r. NJ. the REAL ESTATE nentionen
in laid oerrec. aud situate on ,ns cas-, sac .,
north from yenable street: yery near the CIV
unit having front 81 So feet on sid turnpike
and extending back about 1877 feet.
The DWELLING ha snhstah',sl' ,dn, Ca.
Ing of brick. containing about SIX rooms anu "'e
TFnss; One third cash the residue by ncgotia.
BILE at six and twelve months, win ,n mr.
cha e-money is fully paid and n eonveyance or.
dered BY the Court; ar the property 20 .. ~
to he purchaser and deed OF trust tlhen os ,h
cnmmission.r TO secure the credit payments ~ w
Court may determine when the report OF sa'e
JNfiS Il. YOUNG. special Commissioner.
w LYME CO., Auctioneers.
liz THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CouSIr or
HENRico, DECEMBER 10. 1891 - upoAN,
GUARDIAN. PLAINIIFF.A AGAINST ho"AS AM
OTHERS, DEFENDANTS:
thereby certify that the bond required OF Specisi
Commissioner John u. Young by decree ol So,n
November, sS4. IN the above suit has oeen uu's
given. - 4 K
ber, 1854. GEORGE ". CARTER Clerk
dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
AUCTION sALEs-rh.. nav.

BY cnewning & Rose
Zeal Es,nte Agents. Auci,oneers, aud Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF THATyERY DE-
n s1RAnI.E. C,,NvESIENTLy-LOC AT.p,
WELL-AKR ,NGED AND CONSTRUCTfD
PRICK REsIDENCt. No 607 NORTH >fNTH
sTRfET.-By request az the amer, we will sell b y
auction upon The premises, on
THURSDAY, DEcEaBra IL, 1884,
A, o'clock T.. NJ the ahove-iocated and dcscrib Vi
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains nine rooms,
bath hot and cold water. with all Necessary cuvct
connections. IN fact. more coin pl .fe dwelling
cannot be found In the city. The lot his front
OF zlt feet om Ninth street by depth of l4O feet
10 an alley. The dwelling, well rs the location,
comments itself 10 all IN quest of coLhf,rttble
home or nm Investment from which n good interest
can be realized. Come Ia the sale. make personal
examination for yourselves, and he convinced Of
the ruth OF our assertion.
TERMS: One third In cash: The residue upon n
credit Of six aud Twelve months per cent interest
added and secured by trust iced.
CHEWING & ROSE,
del Auct,oneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

fCorresponcence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
HAMPTON, December 10, 1854.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Whiting. wife OF Captain III.
G. Whiting. and daughter OF the late Hon.
Joseph Sugar, died a, her residence here at
$3.50 y. H., on yesterday. Her funeral will
tale place from the Baptist church to-mor-
row Mt III A. N. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
by Jas Macdonald, Auctioneer.
No. 20 Governor street.

DAwNBROKER'SS SALE OF A LARGE
i AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT OF FOR
FFITED PLEDGES. embracing
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND, CHAINS.
PLAIN abd SET KINGS PINS.
GUNS. PISTOLS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE.
I POLLOck's 4-sr0P OVAL-CASE ORGAN,
In good order;
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Sc. &C,
for account OF Hills Ahram. pawnbroker, on
THURSDAY, 11IH INSTANT,
AZ lex A. ~. NJ No. 81 @ east Broad street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctionecr.
Parties having forfeited pledges with me must
call and redeem the same before the dsy OF sale,
or they will be sold. ELLIS ABRAM,
de7 Pawnbroker.