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REGISTRAR AND ASSIGNEE.

1t is also suggested that the Governor is
dissatisfied with the newly appointed Regis
trar Of Voters, w. A. Brown, and 1t is be-
lieved by those in position to know his
sentiments that new man Will be chosen
for the place. II is an open secret that The
notorious Jordan Claim bill, which was
passed for $4,000 by the recent Legislature,
was assigned to w. A. Brown in the sum of
$4,000 The assignment was recorded in
the office of the State Controller, and by
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Eight Elegant Residences.

Fronting on California, NV cor. OF Pierce ST.; No.
2602 California ST.. NV Pierce. is magn feent
Eastlake corner residence: bay-windUWs front aud
side; elegant style of architecture contains large
rooms bath, modern improvements; perfect home
In every respect: elegantly papered and frescOed:
lot l;lO5sXl32:743, in rear, 2l:1l12 feet. No.
26Oi-AdIotns the above the west; same sty lie of
front and interior finish; 9 large rooms. with mod
ern improvements; lot 20 ;212xl32 ia: in rear,
26:21s FEET. No 2606-AdioIns the above the
west is Of the Eastake style of architecture;
Interior the same: large rooms, with modern i'm
prOvemeuts; lot 26:21sxl52 us: in rear, :21s
feet. no. 26O8-AdjOiEs the above ths west and
is similar In all respects; large rooms, with mod
ern improvements; lot % TX 1872 "a in rear,
26:21@ feet. No. 26l0-Adtoins the above on the
west aud is similar in all respects: large rooms,
with modern improvements: lot 26:315x132 71s;
In rear 26:l1s feet. No. 2612-Adjoins the above
on the vest is OF Easlake style Of archtecture Is
detached; has fine ms elegantly finished; MOD
ern improvements; lot rs :71aXl32: 71s. No. 26l4
-Adjons the above on the west; is III all respects
twin-built residence; is detached: Is room larger
il size; 10 fine rooms elegantly fnished: modern
improvements; lot 26:614xl32:71s. No 26l6-Ad-
joins the above on the west is twin built house
No. 26l2; is detached has 8 large rooms; elegantly
finished: modern Improvements: lot 26:4i4I
l32:71s. All the above are nearly residences:
are all perfect homes and must be examined to be
appreciated. Easements are all cemented and
street; have solid masonry bulkheads mounted with
walks in front and rear garden; large front and
finished in bituninous rock; everything in first
cla sbn
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A STRANDED THESPIAN.
From Portland to Oakland in n Trio


From Portland to Oakland in n Trick
Trap-Box.
According to the Oakland Tribune, the
Kajanka Pantomime Troupe arrived from
Portland on the Oregon Express yesterday
morning, and the station-hands at the pier
were transferring the baggage and scenery
of the company to express wagons. They
worked away until they came to large
trap box, which is used in disappearance
scenes. This was rather too large to handle
carefully. and they began to roll it over and
over, and finally dropped it out of the car on
a wagon. AS they did so a series Of curses
long and loud issued from the box and the
men dropped it in hurry, and visions of
ghosts began to dance before their eyes.
Suddenly the trap-door in the top Of the
box opened, and presented to view a haggard
face covered with weeks growth of beard,
surmounted by shock of unkempt hair.
II was very material ghost, and Detective
Kellogg OF the Southern Pacific Company
took the man in charge. He was an actor
a typical stranded Thespian," sadly de-
moralized. out at the elbows and walking
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Samuel Hersey, who has been carrying
on neat swindling game in this city, was
arrested by Sergeant Langford on board the
steamer Walla Walla, just before she sailed
for Victoria yesterday morning. He is be-
lieved to be very shrewd confidence man
and has swindled several firms in this city.
The accused had registered at the Interna-
tional Hotel, but soon after claimed he had
lost valise and compelled the proprietor
TO pay him $40 for it. Soon after he played
the same game on the Southern Pacific Com
pany and secured SIS. In both instances he
claimed that the property was lost through
the carelessneSs of the employees.
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PuzzIing to the Doctors.

The doctors who are attending United
States District Judge Ogden Hoffman at the
Paciic-U Union Club are much puzzled over
his condition. At one moment they think
that lie will die in less than six hours, and
then be will suddenly rally and cause them
to believe lie will almost certainly recover.
Ever since his Illness, which is now of some
ten days duration, the Judge has been able
to leave his bed almost daily, at frequent
intervals, aud sit in an easy chair for an
hour or so at time. His affection is heart
seizure, and by the sudden fluctuations from
bad to better and then back again, is hard
to diagnose. Last night the Judge was
ennna, " hat haffnr
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~ Wv ~ $3.50
calling OF another annexatI
INCL transacted a large anI
sss ana adjourned at 1920
ster General has Issued o
alton A (West Oakland st;
Station. In compliance
lperiutendent OF the staff
eli establishment al Sevel
: on May lsE 10 which !
re station.
IN, the railroad Waterman
Vile Day In the leg. was
the Superior Court, with b
Department will soon pr
] ordinance prohibiting tile
adullerated milk, eIc.
Berkeley.
&c, the new Professor in !


DR.. Lockrldge, the new Professor in Agricul.
ture, has arrived from the East.
The vacation at the university is over, and the
students resumed STUDY yesterday.
a complete map OF the grounds of the uniyer-
sity has been made for the Regents
Ii is reported that the Rev. II. A. Ketcham OF
OHIO has accepted the call to the pastorate OF the
Presbyterian Church.
A statement that the faculty has been consd-
ering the proposition OF erecting dormtories at
the university Is denied. The law founding the
university t0rblds the expenditure OF moneys IN
that manner.
Iii said The Union Stock yards Company Will
build dam across tile Pinole Greek, near Plnoe,
and create a reservoir at an expense OF 81 ,250,-
900, TO furnish water to the manufacturers along
the bay to Port Costa, and that II may be piped
10 Berkeley well.
The Oakland aud Berkeley Rapid Transit
Company has pettlOned the Trustees to extend
its franchise from Cen5er and Grove streets TO
North Berkeley. TO Delaware street, to Second
street tWest Berkeley SlatIon) to Bancroft way,
10 point OF cOmmr ncemgnt.
Tie protesting property owners on University
avenue who do not want the pOultice sidewalks
intend To sue The Town Trustees and prevent
The laying Of the blum u. They do not want tne
pOulIice. If any pavement is lai1 they want the
concrete but they contend that large part of
the avenue is sidewalked with substantial plank
walks, and there Is at present no necessity for
destroying them and putting the property own
to the additional expense. Two appilcat
for wTits of prohibition have been made.
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NIL SImMaNs. AuGIIoNEER.

WILL SELL TO-MORROW,
wednesday ......................isp ril 22. 1891,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
AT THE RESIDEN CE OF CHAS ROHREiG,
Bartlett ST., near Twenty first, bet. Valencia
and Mission, on account Of immediate depar-
ture for the East, all of the Elegant ParlOr,
Bed and Dining Room Furniture, French
Plate Mantel Mirror, Body Brussels Carpets,
Rugs, ETC.,
CONSISTING IN PART Or
One Elegant GOld-gilt Frame French Plate Mantel
Mirror; Elegant Oil Paintings; English Line En-
Cravings; Etchings and Marble Ornaments; Eastern
Walnut Frame ParIor Set in French hair-el0th;
Fancy PariOr Chairs and ockers; fnlaid Marble
top Center Table; Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs
throughout the house: Elegant Eastern Walnut and
Antique Oak Bedroom sets. with French Plate Mir
ror-bacS Dressers and Chifoniers Clipper Spring
and White Hair Mattresses; Down Pillows, Blankets
and other be lding; Eastern Walnut Bookcase and
Desk cOmbiued; Walnut Extension Table: Fine
Lace Curtains ETC.: Walnut Hall-stand: Medallion
Water-back Range, with extra fixtures; large line OF
Fine Crockery aud Glassware; SO-foot Garden Hose;
Carpenter tools, etc
NJ. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
n. B.-The above goods are all the latest designs
and best manufactures ap2l 1t
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By order of JOHN WHITNEY, Esq. t. ELLARD
BEANS, ESQ.,. JOSEPH r. ENGLISH Esq.,
Executors of said Estate.
Business Property Improved.
Business Property nimproVsd.
Residence Property Improved.
Residence Property UnimpruVed.
Ellis-St. Business Propertv.

N line Ellis St. 55 feet W. OF Jones: on the prop
erty Is handsome rye bay-wiRdOw residence, No.
avs containing rooms and uxiliary rooms; large
and elegant front. side and rear garden brick foun-
aation, cement-stone walk; also permanent bulk
mead with handsome iron railing. This residence is
one of the best on the street. Any person wanting
very central fine residence for home, with a GER
talnty OF 4 radical advance in value owing to the
location being demanded for business in the very
near future, should examine AMI invest Present
rent only $50 per month Omnibus cable. Elegant,
large and central lot. 80 :6xl20. through to An
tonic ST.
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MISCELLANEO Us,
LIVES At STAKE.
Saved From Death at the
Eleventh Hour.
Remarkable Case Here
i'm California.

When Professor Koch made known his recent dis
covery the reading world was anxious to procure
all the knowledge obtainable. When life has been
saved through scientific methods and treatment it
is the most natural thing in the world to make In
quirles to learn all you and profit by it, Mr.. P.
NJ. Hanson. well-known ranchman living at Red
wood City is one who profited by the experience of
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almost on his uppers. He told his story,
the story of many a transforming troupe.
He gave his name as a. W. Belasco, char
acter comedian, who started out with the
Hollis & Trent Dramatic Company Inc
company became stranded in Portland, and
lie knocked around for while.
While attending the Kaianka performance
he noticed the trap box ami decided to beat
his way to San Francisco rather than walk.
When the Kajanka scenery was shipp: d
he provided himself package of crackers
and cheese and hid himself in the box. He
left Portland on Saturday night and arrived
here yesterday morning. He was arrested,
and at the City Prison was charged with
evading the payment of railroad fare.
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McAllister-St. Corner Business
Property.

DE. cor. of Nc Ailtster and Laguna sts extending
along the Laguna-St. front to Ash ave The building
IS known as THE Mariposa" solid, frSt-class
build ug of stories and basement, bay windows
handsomely finished: containing 3 stores on Nc
Alster and stores on Laguna ST. with AZ rooms In
the upper stories; McAlster and Laguna sts paved
with basalt rock and cemeut-stone sidewalk; in
come, 1872 90 per month. This property is en-
HANGING in value steadily and has very promising
future: lot 50 feet front McAllister 20 feet
front on Laguna St and q IS feet front Ash ave.;
Ma IIfsta ra,fa
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DeprarItr worse Depraved.

Mary B0gue, aged 10 Years, was arreSteu
yesterday at Hunters Point. where she had
been living with three hoodlums named
John F. Quirk. Jerry Ryan and James
Kelley, the latter being more in authority
over her. The quartet were charged with
vagrancy, The girls mother died hardly a
month ago, and Mary took her clothing,
which made her look like an old woman, to
serve as disguise. Her boon companion.
the McNemonee girl, was sent to the Indus
trial School last week
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The Astoria Bulletin has discovered the
most intelligent eat yet known. The three
year-old child of Eugene Brock fell into q
sewer, and the cat kept jumping about the
place in evident distress until it attracted
the attention of the mother, who went to
the rescue, and succeeded in getting the
child out, nearly drowned and in an ex :
hausted condition. The parents of the
child would not take a fortune for the in
telligent feline.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ESTATE OF
EaStlald Fowler eco.
NOW DISPLAYED AT
Pinkiert' Grand Bazaar
sS7, $3.50 and GAL MARKET ST.
ss7, sSs and GAL MARKET ST.

The BARGAINS all over our Store,
in every Department, are marked in
PLAIN FIGURES, at such low prices
that even if You don't want to buy, you
will do SO, as the temptation Is too great
TO let such an opportunity slip.
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Nine Magnificent residence Lots.

Fronting Pierce aud Sacramento SITS. No. I-Sw.
of Fierce aud Sacramento sts a large and eie-
CANT corner Ter rst-cass house; lot 81 :71sxl0S 49,
No. Wv. line OF Pierce ST., Salts feet 5. of Sac
ramento lot 25x1O6:3. No. 3-W. line of Pierce
ST., 81 rs feet $. OF Sacramento: lot 25Xl06 3D.
No. Nv line OF Pierce ST, 80 ;71s feet s. Saera-
mento; lot 25xl06:3 No 5-W line of Pierce st.,
l07:I1s feet 5. of Sacramento; lot 25x106:3. No
6-S. line OF Sacramento ST., 1868 feet w. of
Pierce; lot 25xl32:7Ls. No. Is. line OF Sacra-
mentO st. l9l - feet ". of Pierce lot 25xI32 II Is.
No. SIS. line OF Sacramento ST.. 56 :3 feet W. Of
Pierce lot 25xI32:71s. No. 9-S. line of Sacra
mentO ST, lSl % feet W. of PIERCE lot 25X132:71s.
The above choice residence lots in very choice
location: fine improvements IN every direction.
Parties DESTROYS OF a irst-ciass residence lot for
home cannot find more favored location in this
city. Do not fail 10 examine them
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and decorated dome shade, complete at So rs.
good value at IS SO.
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The regular quarterly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this
afternoon at o'clock. Among the subjects
to be considered are the reports of the Com
mittees on Pllotage, State Naval Reserve
and Interstate Commerce, and communi-
cation with reference to the Presidents
proclamation concerning the seal fisheries.
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FINE PAINTED BIRD-CAGES, from $50 on.
Nicely finished Brass Cages, from soc In these
goods we beat the manufacturers prices.
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Downtown Business Pronertv.

n. line, COS. $40. 6l2 and ga Clay ST. rs feet w
OF montgomery; large 2-stOry and basement brick
building. stores below and Offices above; cement
stone Walk and street paved with ba salt rock
Is very centrally locatefDlece of downtown prop
erty; investors and capitalists should examine this
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Coal Mining Cnmnanx.

The George Oscar Coal Mining Company
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The company's capital stock is $40, 600,
OF which $4,000 has been subscribed. The
Directors are George b. Tolman, c. b.
Adams. A. 5. Hubbard, w. L. Higgins and
e. r Rrnwn
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PARLoR LAMPS complete, with decorated
Shades from 81 on. Come and see our great BAR
GAINS in PIANO LAMPS, complete at SO so.
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Magnificent Business and Resi-
dence Properties; also Fine
Residence of EIGHT Rooms.

Fronting Polk and Turk sts and Elm ave Lot
No. 1-SW. cor. OF Polk and Turk sts.-Frontlng 81
feet Polk by 81 IS feet Turk ST. Lot No. q
w. line of Polk ST., 80 feet 5. of Turk; lot 30x97 IS
feet Lot No. 3-w. line OF Polk ST., 81 feet S. of
Turk; lot 30x97 IS feet Lot No. 4-NW. cor of
Turk st. and Elm ave: fronting 30 feet Turk
by 81 IS feet Elm ave. Lot No. SIS. line OF
Turk ST., 81 70 feet w. OF Polk; lot rs feet Turk
ST. and 100 through to Elm ave. Lot No. 6-S. line
of Turk St, 1872 20 feet W. of Polk; lot 20 feet
Turk st. and 100 through to Elm ave. Lot No. L
s line of Turk ST., 1876 feet w. of Polk; lot 25
feet Turk St and 12O feet through to Elm
Lot No. SIS. line of Turk ST., l72 IS feet W. of
Polk; lot 25 feet on Turk ST. and 100 feet through
to Elm ave. Lot No 9-S. line of Turk St, 1877: IS
feet w. of Polk; lot 25 feet on Turk ST. and 100
feet through to Elm ave. Lot No 1888 Turk ST.,
s. line; bay-window residence of rooms and bath,
222 IS feet W. of Polk ST.: pretty and neat home,
with conyeniences; house quite new, and large lot;
% feet from Turk st and 120 feet through TO Elm
avenue.
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DINNER SETS, plain white and decorated, from
81 80 and upward. Must be seen to be Apr sciated
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DECORATED TEA SETS of "A pieces. good value
at 81. are sold at 81.
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FIBsT-CLAss WATER GoBLETs at csc set
family should DO without them these prices
cannot last life time
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STAND LAMPS complete with Burners and
Chimneys, from 20 cents up
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PETITION FOR DIssoLUTIoN.-Tne Electric
Development, Company has petilioned the Supe
rlor Court 10 be dissolved.
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M. j. SIMMONS. AuGTIOHEER.

Tuesday. April "a, 1891,
AT IL O'Clock a. Mat the residence,
705 Ellis St., near Larkin.
All the Nearly New and Well-kept ParlOr,
Bed and Dining Room Furniture, Body
Brussels Carpets, etc,
.COMPRISTSG....
One Elegant Walnut Frame Parlor Set In silk cut
plush of odd colOrs; Eastern Walnut and oak Cen
ter and Bay-window Tables; Fancy ParlOr Chairs
and Rockers; Fine Oil Paintings and Colored En-
cravings; Real Lace Curtains: Body Brussels Car
pets and Rugs: Handsome Eastern Bedroom Sets
with chiifOniers to match; Clipper Spring ana Hair
Mattresses; Down Feather Pillows; Mission
Blankets Sheets and other bedding; Eastern " al
nut Sdeboards, Pedestal Extension Table and
Chairs ''Our Choice" Range with porcelain fix
lures Linoleum Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, AuctiOneer.
N B.-The above goods have been in use only two
months and VIII positively be sold without any re-
serve. apo 2t
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J. NJ. LITCHFIELD & Co, ~ Post street. have
a large assortment of silk and bunting flags aud
bunting for decorations.
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others. He has lived In California quarter Of
a century, and Is 81 years of age at the present
time For long while he has suffered from blood
poisoning, and tried various remedies and phys-
clans in the hope of being cured. Some in
formed him of how he had been cured at the cos
MOPOLlTAN DISPENSARY He wrote at once,
and the following day began treatment He is to-
day cured. Write to him and learn his experience.
Herman j. Bose of 1888 Folsom street is another
one whose experience Is lesson, He is popular
young man, and follows the vo cation of harness
maker and works on Bush street,
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ELEGANT BRASS TABLES with Onyx Tops. at
% 50. Best value ever offered in this city.
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Take the advantage and secure one OF our BABY
CARRIAGES selling very low from 81 IS on. Send
for our Baby Carriage Catalogue OF 1891 giving full
description, cuts and prices.
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BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
ht defective sight. All kearny street
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Sale Is Made Subject to the Confirma ii IN
ofthe Superior Court-Probate Depart

ment.
The several parcels of real property will be sold
as whole in subdivisions. said Executors
shall judge to be most beneficial to the said estate.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
Ten per cent 90 per cent? OF the purchase money to
be paid by each purchaser osad Executors in cash in
the gold coin of the United States at the time of sale,
and the remainder thereof TO be paid to the said
Executors in cash in the gold coin aforesaid upon
confirmation of sale by the superior Court of said
city and county of San Francisco and the execution
ana delivery OF deed or deeds by the Executors.
Dated at San Francisco this 23d day of March,
1891. JOHN X. WHITNEY,
T. ELLARD BEANS,
JOSEPH II. ENGLISH,
AS Executors of the last VIII OF JAMES wHAR-
TESBY, deceased.
A. n. DROWN, Attorney for Executors
and Estate. 6a1 Clay St, San Francisco,
Cal.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers. 63S Market st.
ap9 70 Is IT 10 81
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THIS DAY,
Tuesday. .---.--..---.A April ga 1881.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at saesro0m.
I121 Market st., bet. Seventh and Eighth,
III WILL SILL.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARL0R, CHAM
Der AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
COMPRISING IN PART:
Walnut Oak and Pine Chamber Sets; Spring and
Hair-top Mattresses; Feather Pillows; Blankets
Comforts: Spreads: Paror Sets Bed Lounges; SIN
gle Lounges; Fancy Chairs; Pictures; Carpe.s
Chairs; Extension Tables; Stoves; Ranges; Crock
cry; lassware etc. Also contents OF restaurant
25 Chairs; IL Tables Crockery; Glassware; Mir
ror: CastOrs; LinOieum; Clock; Gas-stoye; Table
Linen; Counters and Shelving. etc.
IT A W FURST Auctioneer.
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THIS DAY,
Auesuay .'''''''.'''''. .....,.ADr1l II, 1891
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises,
1915 Market St., Between Sixth and Seventh,
I WILL SILL
Per order of DR.. THOS. j. BEN
TENCOURT of Menlo Park, ON
account of departure for LON
don, all of his Magnificent
Furniture, Household Goods of
every description, Horse. Top
Buggy, Harness, Robes, Whips,
etc.,
Elegant Solitary Pieces of Drawing-room Furni-
ture. upholstered in lavender and blue twllled
silk goods; Elegant Bronze Plaque, with Beautiful
Solid Brass EaSeli Rare and Beautiful Water ColorS
and Etchings; Real Irish Point Lace Curtains:
Beautiful SIX Chenille Portieres: l Very Elegant
Solid Ebony Folding-bed, with French Plate Mir
rors, cost $275; XVI Century OAK Foding-bedi
Beautiful Ladies' ParlOr Desks Bookcases; Parlor
ana Library Tables: Beautiful Walnut and XVI
Century Oak Chamber Suits. with Cheval Mirrors;
the Best OF Bedding. Hair Mattresses, Eiderdown
Quilts, etc, Elegant Hall Hat-tree: l Magnificent
XVI Century OAK Sideboard; Extension Table and
Dining Chairs to match: Sofa-beds and Single
Lounges: Decorated Dinner Set Crystal Cut-glass
and Siverware
AT commencement OF sale his Fine Road Mare.
bay, years old and sound; Top Buggy, Single
Harness, Robes, Whips, etc,
Also.
The Beautiful Furniture OF three houses consist
Ing Of all kinds of Household Goods OF all grades
and prices The above sale is worthy the attention
of the public.
TERMS CASH.
IS Goods on exhibition MONDAY.
apo 2t A. L. CKESSW ELL, Auctioneer