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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
TAX COZ LECTOR'S SALE,

In Winston County, Mississippi.
T will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, fer Cash. at the
d ,or of The Courthouse, in Winston
county, Mississippi,
OmMondoy, Me6th doyof March, 1912,
within the hours, and in The manner
prescribed by law, the following de-
scribed TRAITS or parcels of Land, stu.
ated in said county, or so much there
of as will lie sufficient TO satisfy the
State and County Tax due theron,
for the year lS42, and also, all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon-to wit:
The north west or Of sec no twen-
ty, Township no fourteen, north, OF
Range no ten, east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
Amount of Taxes due thereon, one
dollar and twenty cents.
The north half of sec. no. twenty
one. in Township no. fourteen, north,
|
of Range ten east, containing three
hundred and twenty acres, more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon
four dollars, eighty.one and a half
cents.
The north east or of sec no twenty
FIVE, in Township no fourteen, of
Range no ten, east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents.
The west half ofthe north west ar
of sec no twenty.eight, in Township
no fourteen north, Of Range no ten
east, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Amount OF taxes due there
on, sixty cents.
The west halfof the south west ar
of sec no thirty-two, in Township no
fourteen north, Of Range no ten
east, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Amount Of taxes due there
on, one dollar and twenty cents.
The west half of sec 70 seven, in
IownshiPno fourteen north, of Range
no eleven east, containing three hun
dred and twenty acres, more or less. |
Amount oftaxes due thereon, one dol
lar and twenty cents.
The south east qr Of sec no seven,
IN Township no fourteen north, Of
Range no eleven east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents.
The north west or of sec no eight.
n Township no fourteen north, of
tange eleven east, containing one
hundred and sixty-one acres, more or
ess. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
lxty and thrce.fourth cents.
The north half of sec no eighteen,
D Township no fourteen north, Of
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

siOn NDui ", MiaslssiFP'
On Moaigy NE on dog " Norch,
lgig,
wlihIn The hour, and IN ~ panpef
p,o.e,ibcd w las, lhe following de-
senbcd lfeclsofpa cells u l"nd si'"hl'
ed IN said county, ~ 20 uuch ilicfeu
y. will bo sufficient 10 saIl'lJ Tie s''do
and county laEes. due lor The seat
1919, md nI.o, all legal costs and
charges that my accrue ihc'eob'
i0wlti =.
The sE ~ ssc ., 10 township ls' y
Of Ilsnas 10 ". cor'stoinE bp nefss ~ r.
M lsssj Am' u taxes due ihsfeon, gi' "
cenisi faxed ~ The properly ~ Solomon
Howard aud was originally a''h'cd TO
him.
Tho Sc A and the " oflbe SW lof
sec Z, In township 10, n ~ ltsngs 10 eHsi
oon,aioing sio acres mote OF less AM
of taxes due thereon. 81, 90 cenis' taxed
as The property OF John u. Smith and was
originally grated to him.
Tho W bali Of the N II q Of Sec ~ /,
10 township 10 north Of range ii cas-,
containing 80 acres more or less. Am'toi
taxes due thereon, go cents. Taxed as
,he property of Erasmus l.. Acee Il Pryor
M Grant. And was originally granted
TO them.
The T. half Of the ) W Of Sec %, In
toMnship - n OF range Ii cas-, contain
ipp 70 acres more or less. Amt Of taxes
due thereon, as cents. Taxed as the pro-
perry of Benjamin Clement, and was ori'
gi0ally earn,ed to him.
A ono acre Lot square Of Land, situot
ed ia the north east Corner of the north
east ar, OF the north east or, Of Section no
80, in township no Is north Of range no
twelve east, containing one acre more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon fifty.
six and a fourth cents. Taxed as the
propery of Solomon II. M'Clanahan.
JOHN w. HUDSON.
1aT Collector, w G.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
n WILL expose to public sale, 10
the highest bidder, for cash. at
he door of the Court House, of Win
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

IdT Collector, w. L.
Nov. 26th lS42.-29-tds
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This gives the fact that the gross circulation now is
equao that Of the year 1885, previous to the enactment
OF the Free Banking Law, The expansion ofls37 had
been very great and the reaction in 1888 proporonab
severe in involving anmmense depression of all descrp
lions of property, particularly real estate in which the
peculations had been greatest In this state OF affairs the
New Banking Law was projected by the holders Of that
species OF property which altogether ertibe
In order they might realise upon it, the expense Of
the public accordingly became the basis of the New
Banking operations Holders of bubble property soon
stuffed the Banks with their mortgages in exchange for
the Bank stock which they took to SELL in most in
stances, while the deluson lasted The North American
Trust and Bank is sample of the whole. That
was started witt S3,590OO0 of mortgages subscribed
capital The stock issued for it after sold to
others for money. The credit which induced peo.
pie to buy the stock induced States trust the Bank
with their stock to negocate Arkansas is instance
Presently the whole card palace fell into ruins and the
stockholders ruined The practical operation was
by apaper juggeto transfer the bubble mortgages from
needy spectators to unsuspectng capitalists In the
1889 the Safety Banks by extending themselves gave ia
cieso the Free Bankers to press their operations
demand for State stocks thus created assisted to ruin Sc
veral OF the States The decrease in the Safety Fund cir
culaon af and the increase OF that Free Banks
was owing to this circumstance and the exertons that
the agents Of the New Banks made to retire the Safety
Fund notes by suppanting them with their own Subse
quently the law compelling the banks redeem in New
York. crippled the Free Banks and has reduced them to
their present short circulation The securities for its
redemption deficit according to the Comptroller near
$4,000
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State OF Trade.


Sales of Real Estate to considerable extent were
made to-day Capitalists evidently inclined invest
In this description of property.
Dwelling house, store and lot of ground No Broad
way lot % feet by 10, sold for cash at SIT $780,
Three story brick house and lot No. 81 Madison street
Lot % by 100 feet, 50 600.
lightweight and half land and buildings in
North Brunswick, N. j., bought in for ST, 750.
Three story house No. 20l Ninth street. 1875 feet east of
Broadway, modern finished, SO, 500.
Two story brick house and lot No. Prince street. Lot
3s feet by l0l House 80 by so feet modern finished
$751; 600.
Three story house No Carroll Place. House % by 81
feet with two story tea room in Let feet Deep
$4,000
Lot south side of Ninth street. between LIST and ID
avenue, IS feet front by half the block, 81, 800.
The lot of ground and building thereon known as the
Shakespeare Hotel, s. E. Of William and Duane
streets, So, 600.
south Dutch Church ProPerty-The store and lot No
43 Exchange place, 25 feet by 81, $2ssO
The store and lot SO Exchange place. IS feet by lO
$27 OO0
The store and lot So Exchange place, % feet by no.
$27 400.
1.-THE sale of church in Washington Square postponed
to Feb 81
Nine years lease of the premises corner of Houston
street and Avenue A. a. feet Houston street, and LOG
feet on Avenue A, $500.
Four years lease Of premises adjoining on Houston
street. % by 1876 feet, $500
IS shares Greenwich Bank stock 40 per cent so do do
405 do
In the regular irkes here very little of interest.
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90 WE WERE RECENTLY coNvERs1Ne WITH

I'D WF4NE CONV
professional gentleman about the great number of nos
trums advertised in the papers, when no remarked that
there article that would really perform all the
proprietors aedged, which the Balm of Columbia
and to prove it, exultingly exhibited his head hcky
vered with strong hair, which he informed us was pro-
duced by the of that article from Comstock Ross
% Magazine street. after trying other remedies in
van We had previously been increduous to the vir
tues Of the Balm Of Columbia but when his luxu
liant head of hair, oblgad to be convinced and
would advise all who are losing their hair or have area
dy lost it, and all who would keep their heads free from
dandruh and scurf, to use it.-N. o. Bulletin.
The same may be had Of Comstock & Co., II Maiden
lane, this city, and Comstock Williams, North Fifth
street Philadelphia.
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ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS.
NO. AsTOR HOUSE. ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY
vii funDv
~I-----'
MUSIC

SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Directors of the German Band
U% s ss wsnP Ptra:s
No. Delaney street near the Bowey. or No. 50 Crosby
MADAME ADOLPH, removed from the Museum TO No.
a 10 Park Row can be consulted in private parIo Shc
FORTUNE TELLER:
= . Ss: &:
o. whs s Ss% AZ married or
disposition On and character as 'he knew BY
A MEXICAN LAM. AND LOAN OFFICE-wiIiiam
sms 81 hsvpF above thirty years experience the
& 4;
VT '%sH';ss: A%s
and Lots: Farms and Land: or
e. s s.,
erecting and 1erns Bans s'.' 0r 'o' 'n'srn
70 n having property to sell exchange o, let will find
0' Ell IN the s,y both
mos: Widely :1cusisS Journal.
:. s made 70 e s
sired be Offered az public anction, thus giving Of tho
N; ns "a,
sc. 81 1s e.
emsn legal profession Of established Character x sc
eu Holders Of v,c,,, v,onra h., ,.o,.. -us,..
greatly aase apply to him. as S Hnow.dse OF
the kind Of buildings which most productive differ
Ssntance with he building houses will enable him 20 get
He will also take charge of real intended for public
sales as ms knowledge from experiences in getting up sales,
property be will the they arc
prosiy distributed and superintendent and direct the and
Il will be found 10 be saving from the
for the last three four has been frequently sacrificed
from the want OF attention and kilul
ndy'duaa or companies that require an agent take charge
Of their real estate may depend on having m faithfully and
paid Persons wishing hire purchase properly or
invest money can most generally be accomplished free Of
e1pere-and persons residing distance desrous sell
will receive immediate attention.
All letters for the purchase sale exchange Of real estate
for the osnng putting Of money be
WILLIAM l. Sinners, American Land and Loan once,
No Wall street. New York and the nvaasby paid
N B. Contracts and other papers prepared at this Office
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ErIgnion CnttIe Market.

swine. leo beef cattle unsold.
Prices-.Bsef Caae-Last weeks prices have not been
sustained and reduce quotations few extra at
81 So First quality 81 90 %; second quality So so
rs; third quality S. 25 8 so.
Shep-Sales from 81 to 81 so; wethers from to So
sDne.No lots were sold to peddle A few were retail
ed from 81 to SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

M THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
ra prepared by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy now almost universally prescribed by the
spectacle portion Of the New York medical faculty which
fact alone establishes its character than columns Of
The following amongst some Of the most remarls
BILE effected by this celebrated preparation within
the last six months: secondary syphilis chronic rheums
tsm nodes. debility from secret indulgence and othe
causes salt rheum enargements of the joints cutaneous
alterations scrofula and eryspelas This preparation Is
guaranteed not to contain particle of mercury or any
mineral being composed of nothing but the best south
American Sarsapara, Gentian and Ssssaas, extracted
by process unknown to the American chymist
Sold in bottles at rs cents each.
In of half dozen bottles, $S 90
Do do one dozen, o.
Principal ofce,and consulting rooms OF the College
81 Nassau street. New York
w. g. RICHARDSON.
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the safety fund circulation during the year. has been near
s30OoOOo. When the free bank system was started il
was confidently predicted and hoped by its friends that the
bills issued under would destroy the safety fund
ssues The practical operation has been as follows =
FREE AND CHAnrEREp CIRcuLArIoN OF TIE STATE OF
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Died..

On wednesday evening" LIST inst ISABEL infant daugh-
ter OF HezekIah w. and Susan NJ Bonnet aged eleven
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from IS Sheriff street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- - 1871 u ~
CHATHAM THEATRE..
REDUCTION OF PRICESr
Dress Circle ee1 Tf, g sssY; 49prsr i'e'.
DOUGLAS.
sr6AiIrDS cSiHi9iLp ..
sIack 1 sss % TIE To%ss will co.
mrrCHELL's OF YMPIC THEATRE.
THIS sy ssEssiTSSs;v' r Hs- y Y0 s.it.m.n
'-EAuT Sri. THE THE BEAST.
T. Tn. Doors sA ss.a, PAY y h.ep.. md d.. ...
"0AT rH TIHLnHnnEMsTWALS UT-sT.
UNpE Fa the Ey OBJECTION or MISS cUsHMAN
THIS hVhN HIA IA IN &A p ESl be performed
IRlsHMAHGss''sr sso6SaruNE.
HIS LAST Il ( Ef NsasHAL1 n.....
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Msri's RsSMSs Ms,Ssdway opposite st. Pau Church
Titt s?a Ss@ THE Hrf
Sshodns it. Positively and N s..ssed
~ LAO oESEkAG TOM THUMB. JUNIOR.
before E .ses a.,
and evening Ms NIu;eum, without extra charge. He ii
rs,, ' %Eletf Hs' Ss ss9 iFPifsrEEN POUNDS,
q
IT, nc &: .s
"''ns curiosity tna ever ssstonished the public.
xS SfsH isf 'f TxSrEX tSTi'sd
0. o. gorgeous moving including the
'''''' . '''t%'HfE BURNING OF MOSCOW.
man. s popular ballad i snrea dseS'e NJ shs
D Is Singer are engaged Also, vHd Celebrated Ne:
acys pTSgsTa.o1 the sublime and wonderful moving Dill
Performances commence att o'clock.
pav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon At TX
Admission TO al Is cen.s-Ch,ldrep hafpree.
LON Thumb and positively his last in this city
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
e &. T H. DE Tvto,Gr Msns..;.
RR sSe!5si 81 sg %SR siS'' ~ plumber of
Neay ana astefuy displayed in three spacious halls and
COSTLY AND ELs ss'i!i PICTURE ifj1 GALLERY.
and 'ps r. a%s ay S america
sIeNoR MAEIskls ! SoRaE W aDfaioRAMAs
THE iEI INSSs rs ST III s svss
coNyLAoRtnxsTTfSS9Ns' o OF MOSCOW.
s:
MfYHFsffEaSSgs And hGs Psy ;ns HESSS9Ds
Gypsy WOMAN
From England.
She wishes impose upon the public by making than
FORTUNE TELLER!
eonfssses publicly to be able instruct others 81 good
intellect, and mention their !, leading sactons Of
AND WI The fEf FsTtfFJTkE.
js5ec to the Museum a'een Children half price,
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90 vELPEAU'S LECTURES.-The follow ingis
the manner in which the celebrated Velpeau of the hos
ptal La Charte speaks Of his unrvaed remedies for
the cure OF gonorrhG. In this way have used an i'm
mense number OF cases. in whom every other species Of
Pills sold exclusively this country, by autho
rty Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacyof the city
Of New York, at their principal Office and consulting
rooms, 81 Nassau street: Price One Dollar per box
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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SOUND PILoT7oWEN PRESCOTT. Pilot for New
Once Frye Ssa
cal Store sss Water. corner Besk@an street N. Yvcs
Charge s sss: 6s ss HEAD 's days before %:
MusE q BABE. ESi
Spout; BaE. and GTi: a. Horse. Rural Scenes conasi
Of H.tciy Something about Govern
sug Tss SPOUT sBS Af @ %
,IS%ssf Ts e.
sswsr Of Music Anecdotes PazzNss Love Of Haurs True
first Of eachmopth sie low price u snnum
IL Ss So 9s $ @
s has 1S and ss M n5
"a NJ Is Ely: &. St, Boston.
Also for sale at this Office. fs2ssm
K. .sa Hsas
s ne Hh; Sc1 and The
May doing ~ sood % Ssis:
che 'sS taa and The
advantage The store large with good cellar situated
Ths stock BE- suit the Kent o~ The
opeor only reason for selling on account ofleavng the
N b. The is an excel ent opportunity for ay person
S w'sssd to Herald ossy
1'HE NEW YORK kEaAL OBSERVER !: published
every SATURDAY one shilling per copy or IS per
advance In addition tohe he American Courts
from Mich,eI%as Term, Nov 1925 D'''''
The Vice Chancellor Of Enxlands Court
Vice Chancellor Knisht Bruces Court.
Vice Chancellor, Wigram's Court
Court of Queens Bench.
Cou OF Common Pleas, and
Court of Erch quer. f33tsr
100 MILITARY HALL, BOWERY.-FOR SALE
ID, The good will lease fixtures furniture crocke
ry glass ware with the wines &c for sale price
$780, hundred dollas OF which bond and
for The S90 The front
basement an The use Of one room in The third story let for
$500 The purchaser readily let the Tor balls
drills committees &c for 500 mouth For
u ther apply at the bar Sale positive r. acc
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Importers and Wholesale
w Dealers, having used and sold L. Chapmans Metallic
Razor Srop do freely recommend being superior
thing which has hitherto under OF similar
ure-SignedA Wiets, importers OF hardware, No 1903
Pearl st; w Spies Co. do, 21s do; Willis Brothers,
2l5 do; Oakley Loom do, 81 do Sheldon Phelps do, Is
and South William Hsed Brothers, do So Pearl st;
Kissam Bryce Jones' do, 2t8 Perl st; Spelman Frazer
importers Of Fancy Goods, 1856 Posts Main importer Of
drugs A Cedust Field, thompson Co. importers of Dry
Goods So Cedar Fellows, Van Andale Cooper Watches
II MaIden Lane; elt Co.. imp. Of Stationary 25 Pearl
Wm X Gouldng Surgical Instrument manufacturer 35h
Chatham st.
To be had by tn dozen the prices of the
above rms and RETAIL the principal fancy through
out The cay. r. I'm IN
DACKET SHIP ST. NICHOLAS, FUK HAVKE-The
will please be board ~ ococs recsey
th! morning The Mails will close at The usual places
O'Clock fsr
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Foreign Importations.
ST DoMINoo-Shr Facon-800 croches mahogany I9i pcs
do % lbs bbs honey box segars box mdse
Stagg.
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Bad remedies are worse than the disease,
They waste the constitution and the fees,
Bur the Red Drop reaches the monsters core,

Blu, The Red Drop reaches the monsters core
Sss. % spyi
say him 70 warrant perfect and lasting by the
ysrH s
m hs %s 50 that the patient
ss eSnns AND Sipar IN private finding the
Of Nassau and Fulton win capital Of four i've
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ON ne :a & 5
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81 ' JOHN Sfi. 's ssss
saa MaE M Offer l .a s; On
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zoo BRISTOL'S Observation-Disclosures letter pub
shed two days SINCE from Havana bearing testimony
its efficiency in curing scrofula loss ofappette is only
of thousands in the hands OF Mr. c. c. BRIs
toll, Buffalo, MY
We request all persons in doubt of receiving entire
of the following Diseases call william Burger
so Courtlandt street. and such testimonials cannot
fail to convince the most ncredulous namely such as
headache, dizziness, seepness noises in the head bad
taste in the moth or sickness Of the loss
ter eating stomach heartburn aundice, costvenes
determination of the blood to the head piles coughs colds
pain in the sde back limbs and JOINTS rheumatism, and
all chonc diseases scrsuous humors salt rheum and all
cutaneous eruptions Of the skin, general debisy &c.
st. Rushton 81 Co.. Aspinwall; Milnau's Pharmacy !;
Lyme, Bowery Trippe, Division st.; and oil Fulton ST.
and druggists generally.
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SCHNEIDER REBHUN, Directors Of the German Band
~ and late Of Saratoga Springs will attend private paruss and
No. Delaney street near the Bowery, No. Crosby IT,
tv17 line
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MINES, BRANDY, GIN, VIII sKEY & sEGARS-
w Carter Co will SELL Friday Sd instant i0H o'clock
at the store No ZOE Broadway large and choice
M9ute' Back burn andOd souh.ide Madsir, pale brown
and Henne.ey brandy old swan GIN champagne brandy very
superior old Scotch whskey assorted liquors. anchor cham
and pns superior
The sale will be found worthy the attention Of dealers
and cOnnOisseurs. Ctr
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o. IMPORTANT DlsCOvERY.-On OF Tannin or
Leather Restorer will make boots shoes perfectly wa
them cracking saving of 80 per cent to all who use lea
Their in any Coachmakers can, with very little
trouble and expense make their old gig tops appear IKE
the rallen or single bottle at II Maiden lane.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.

BY BELL i HOWARD.
'"ts'" Nos % .9an cnd rs Enifo~ sfysssi
FRIDAY,
AtI0S o'clork, in the sales room.
"r Tn EEu ms cutlery, watches. &C..
large rooms ia the % a"dl3d stories Of ITS
pfo.anWays opposite Howards Hotel
so line assortment Of bosdcloths and cassime and the
the line stock Of hosiery and two extra rich Catao
Also an additional lot OF choice dry goods and cioing
spenaid Watches pea and diamond pins. duelng ps
tolls, London guns, SC.
Also, $4,000 fine Spanish segsrs.
AtI0x o'clock in the sales
Splendid stock of Cabinet Furniture together with the fur
hnrr Of families leaving the city, including almost every
art.re " the ne OF the best description.
oynrder OF the Marshal, by virtue OF execu IONS ana
quality cabinet furniture splendid second hnd and new
piano lortes paror organ and seraphlna.
Az RiELL 4 ARCULARiUis.
store sct Broadway, corner of Duane streets
H. A. are ready to made advances TO any
Gosghmsn Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and out
door sales OF household furniture attended in
negua sales OF Lquors Segars, &c., evev Tuesday; Fur
n"e' Pianos, &c, every Wednes dav and Saturday.
SATURDAY. Feb.5.
htl0x O'clock in the sale rooms.
large et oil goods 400 mah0gany parlor
cottage office and bed chairs desks book wash
81 nds china and invoice imported and do
FOODS The obeyer requested The goods
are unlimited and deserve than ordinary inspection.
Atlo< O'Clock, IN the sale rooms.
''s' SAFE Oh e'0'n'' c'T1'Url ESsbbsx rYsiry' &C.
At halfp,st 10 o'clack, in the sales
HHIIoee, ,se wines liquors. segau, &c.
suit buyers.