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Butte record., 1854-11-18

painter whose eminence is not in spite of
everything that he has been thought froi'
his youth upwards, and who, whatever
his eminence may be, has not suffered
much injury in the course Of his victory.
For, observe: this love ofwhat is called
IDENTIFY or beauty, in preference to
truth, operates not only in making US
choose the past rather than the present
for our subjects, but it makes US falsify
he present when We do take 1t for our
subject. | said Just now that portrait
painters were historical painters 50 they
are but not good ones, because not
aithlul ones. The beginning and end Of
Modern portraiture is adulation. The
pa;ters cannot live but by fattery; We
hoald desert them if they spoke honest
". And therefore we can have no good
portraiture for in the struggle af.e'
that which is not in their model, they
loose the inner and deeper nobleneS~
which is in their model. | saw not long
90, for tie first time, the portrait Of L
man whom | knew welI-a young man,
Dat religious man--anG one who b q
suffered much from sickness. The whole
liguity of his features and person depen-
ded upon the expression of serene, yet
so!emn, purpose sustaining feeble
frame; ard the painter, by way Of fat
tering him, strengthened him, and made
him athletic in body, gay in coantenance
IDLE in gesture ; and the whole pow Ell
and beng Of the m IN himself was lost.
And this is Still more the case with our
uolic portra t.. You have portrait
for instance. Of the Duke of VI ellington
at tho end Of the North Bridge-one of
the thousand equestrian statutes of mod
crnism--- studied from the show ri der,
Of the amphilheatre, with their horses
on their hind legs in the aw-dust D.
you supp Sc that was the way the Duke
sal when your dcstinies depended on
him ; When the foam hung from the
lips of his tired horse, and its wet limbs
were dashed with the bloody slime OF
the battle field, and h himself sat anx-
ious i'll his quletness, grieved in his fear
lessness as he w4tched, scythe-stroke by
scythe,stroke, the gathering in of the
harvest of death You would have
done something if you would have thus
left his image in the enduring iron, but
nothing now.
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raAx1Ms FOR YOUNG NAM.

Never be idle If your hands cannot
be uscfully employed, attend 10 the cul
tivalion Of your mind.
Always speak the Truth.
Keep good comp ny or none.
Make few promises.
Live up 10 your engagements.
Have no very intimate friends.
Krep your own secrets, if you have
any.
When you speak to person, look
him in the face.
Good company and good conversation
are the very sinews of virtue.
Good character is above all things
else
Never listen to loose or idle converse.
ton.
You had better be poisoned in your
blood than in your principles.
Oul cl"i dCtSI CduilOt De essential y
injured except by your own acts
If any one speaks evil of you. let your
life be SO virtuous that none VIII believe
him.
Drink no intoxicating liquors
Ever live, misiortunes expected, with,
in your income.
" hen you retire to bed, think over
what you have done during the day.
Never speak lightly Of religion.
Make no haste to be rich if you would
prosper.
Small and steady gains give compe-
tency with tranquility of mind
Never play at any kind of game.
Avoid temptation through fear that
you may not withstand it.
Earn you money before you spend it.
Never run IN dobt unless you sec IA
way to get out again.
Never borrow if you can possibly
avoid it,
BE just before you are generous.
Keep youlself innocent if you would
be happy.
Save when you are young, to spend
when you are old.
Never think that VIII ch you do for re-
hslon is tine or money misspent
Read some portion of the Bible every
day
-Couasels for Life
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Miners Exchan &c
AND
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of. .HontgomerY du Sacrani ent0
Streets, SIN FRANCISCO.

A LII MONEYS Deposited in this Bank. in
IA sums not exceeding One Thousand D l.
lars, are payable on demand, and deposits Of
over One Thousand Dollars, at one days sight
Deposits nafe on and after the first dav Of
sep emher, 1884, to the FIST of september, Is
80, vii draw interest nt the rate. of one ana
u halt per cont per month.
All special dc posits Of not less than One
Hundred Dlafs. made for six months an /
over, will draw interest at the rate of two per
cent per. month
On the first Of september, Of each year. de-
positors will be notified of any change in the
rate of interest for the ensuing year
Gold Dust consigned for assay or coinage at
the United states Branch Mint, will receive
immediate attention; ard the results from
assays will be returned every forty eight
hours and the charge in all cases Will only
be one and half per cent, including all
charges for assay or coinage, or one hal pc,
cent, for assay alone, when the asaount is ffty
ounces and upwards, all amounts under ffty
ounces, the price will he five dollars.
Miners and Merchants leaving Gold Dust at
Banking House to be assayed can have an
immediate advance on their gold without aDy
charge for advancing
Bills OF Exchange on the Eastern states. at
ninety days from sight, will be drawn at par
or at the usual rate at the time of drawing
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable
discount Gold dust and bars purchased at
the highest market price
Rich Quartz specimens valued free of charge
and the highest price paid for them when Of
fered for sale
The usual Banking facilities etended to Mer-
chants and Traders, and. and the Bank will
bs kept open for the accommodation of Dspos
iters until 81 P. NJ, and until 10 ?. Nj. on
saturdays
n. b Miners can remit their moneys or
Gold Dust. in sealed packages. by Wells. Far
go q 20 8 and Adams s Cos Expresses. label
led and directed to me, with such iustrnctiona
as they may deem proper, with the fun a sn.
ranc that every attention will be paid to their
instructions relative to the same
A. $. WRIGHT, Banker.
All papers containing any of nv ad
vortisements. will discontinue them fror. III
date, inserting onlvth above
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Foreign Consns resident in San Francisco:
British COnsul-George Aiken, corner Of Cali
foruia and Le.desdorff streets
Bremen Consul-A Van Weyman (acting, Jul
ius Schultz, Leppien & Co Cal street.
Belg an Consul-H. Hachette, sansome street
near Washington.
Chilli Consul Samuel Price, Montgomery St,
between Washington and jackson.
Chinese Consul-Norman Assing. sacramento
street between Kearney and Dupont.
Danish Consul Joseph Froutlin, Clay street
between between Battery and Front
Freunch Consul-Pairice Dillon, jackson ST.,
above Powell
Hamburg Consul-Allred Godefroy. (absent)
kirchof, acting, Sacramento street,
Battery
Haroyalian Consul-O. Il. Frank, Battery st.
near sacramento.
Hawaiian Ccnsul-Charles Hitchcock, Cal
itoruia St between Battery and Front.
Mecklen burg Schwerin Consul De Frcme-
ry. lansome street, near Jackson.
Mexican Consul-W. +. Barron, Merchant st.
above Montgomery.
Norway and Sweden Consult. J. IIarlich,
clay street, between Battery and Front.
Nicaragua Consul-E. Casafousih, corner Of
clay and Montgomery streets.
Oldenburg Consult. + Van Lengerkc, Bat
terry, corner pine street.
Peruvian Consul-Chas 3 Polhemus, califor-
mir street, between Ledsderff & sansome.
Portuguese Consnl-John Searle, Battery st.
near Ja,kson.
Portuguese Vice Consul-H. Z. Wiley, jackson
street. near Front.
p us,ian Consul-A fred Godefroy, (absont,)
Kirchotf acting consul, sacramento near
Battery.
Russian Co. sul-P Kostromitinoff Battery
street p9ar Pacific. Russian ice COZ
Spanish Consul NJ De Satrustegui, Bat
terry street. near Pacific.
Swiss Consul-Theophile de Rutte, clay street
between Battery Front.
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TALES OF HEvoLyERS.


inc Colts revo Yer we will endaavor to
describe some of the advantages of this
weapon. The revolving cylinder behind
the fixed barrel is drilled with six holes
into which, ont, LATTER the other, the pow
der is rapidly dropped without being
measured for it is impossible to put in
too much powder, ii room enough b.
left for the ball. Six balls are then t;.-
ken in the hand, and SO placed one after
the other in the holes These balls arc
Of conical shape, like those Of the Mimic
rife, and are made of soft lead. They
are lather larger than the holes; but
ramrod fixed on hinge under the bar
leI, being brought down by handle, o.
/ he lever principle, forces all the ball,
in rapid succession into the holes The
charge now being perfectly alright re-
qu res no wadding. At the lack Of the
cy Under are six nipples for percussion
caps, carefully srp rated from each 9TH
er; and the marksman, taking a fW
caps in his hand, puts one on each o.
hese nipples, up Il Which the s;x-shoof
er is loaded. The caps beirg at tn
back, and not t 'hu Top Of 5ne g J'lader
will not lal off il cr,ying and IT,
charges in caps being ter tight, K
periments have prove they wi tie al
ter some houcs' ia4merson in water
The top Of the hammer .tsef, in 4 line
with little spike on the end ct the bal :
rel, giyes the 5 ght FIR lining On
pulling back the il MINER with the thumb
after firing, the cylinde! revolves one
sixth OF its circunf nee, in tinlly
/ bringing another hoe, with It's charge.
in line with the barrel, The barn Il
being rihed, and tie cha ges il the
breech air-tight, none Of tn force of the
powder is lost and the balls are carr'o d
further, and with lar CRATE p ecision.
than from an ordinary nuskct. This 5
the famous revolver, Of which marvel
lous tales are told in he Western States,
in South America, and even io Cauca-
sus. Snperstitious legends circulate
among the Russian ,ldi4ls, of Young
Lesghien chief, who held many pursuers
at bay, picking them eff one by one as
they attempted 10 cross plank bridge,
till the wondering Muscovites, having
seen six OF their numbrr drop into the
abyss below before the fire of single
pistol, turned and fled More auth n
tic stories of the American coione in
The war in Mexico, engaging greater
odds than any British sailor in a meo-
drama ever ven ured upon, are tod by
disbanded volunteers throughout th
States. Anecdotes calculated to prop;i.
aJe the Peace Society appear in Cali
Iornia papers, mentioning that Urge pa.
ties Of Indians beholding these irressta-
BE peace-makers in the hands Of IL hand
ful of gold carriers, have been seen to
dop their greedy eyes and slink away.
Our own officers at the Cape of Good
Hope, who were graciously permitted
10 purchase Colts revo!vers for their
own use with their own money, relate
their mary 4lious acAi' Yements, ill her
Majesty's Board Of Ordnance begin to
hear of them. When British and Rus
sian gun-boats shall have come to hand
to-hand fighting in the narrow and
shallow channels Of the Finlandic Arch
lpelago, wc MY perhaps hear of them
again -Dachea' HDusehoM U0rds.
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COUNTY COURT.

5 IS This Court shall hold term on the
fl ST Monday Of January, March, May, July,
5 ptember aud NoTember, Of each year, which
shall continue until all the bue ess of the
cou.t be despised Of
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s@- Because you can swallow beet
steak, don't think you can swallow a
whole OK in that manner. Many man
who might have be, n great on mode
rate thing, has become nothing on a
big one. Il you want to succeed in any
matter, just stick 30 that which is in
your power.
Butte record., 1854-11-18

mA- The best life preserver in this
world is a marriage certificate One
halt' the rheumatism in the market is
only vice, assuming the shape of canes
and eruiehes. The man with scratched
fac thinks there is another way of de-
Gliding that question.
Butte record., 1854-11-18

s~ A Coal Depot at The Falkland
Islands has been established by Messrs.
Gibbs, Bright s Co. of Sidney, for the
accommodation. of the steamers between
that port and Great Britain.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

s SO. A te NJ of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county seat IN each county
on the first Monday OF February, April; June,
August, October and December of each yesr.
Butte record., 1854-11-18

ng~ Benevo'ence and feeling emo
BE the most trihing actions. Some rid
icule these feminine attributes, that
are left out of many mems natures, but
we have known the brave, the intellectu-
al, the eloquent to possess these quail
ties-the braggart, the fool, never.
Butte record., 1854-11-18
DiSTRICT COURT.

Ninth Judicial District, compo sed of the
couuties OF Butte, Coiusi. Shasta, Trinity and
Plumas. Tie terms OF the District court for
Butte County Commences as follows On the
second MonLiys OF March aud June, on the
fourth Monday OF August and on the third
Monday Of December.
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THE CABINET.
STATE GOVERNMENT

JOHN BiGLER, Governor.
SAAlrEL PuRDY, Lieutenant Governor.
JAMES W. DENVER. secretary Of state.
SAMUEL BELL. Comptroller.
SELDEN a. MCMEANs, state Treasurer
JOHN 4. McCoNNELL, Atty General
z HUBss, superinte DIT. Public Instruction
II MARLETTE, surveyor General.
W. c. KIB8EE, Quarter Master General.
Butte record., 1854-11-18

nA- This is a world of compensation
ibe fich pay for their silver ware by
worrying about house breakers, while the
p Of find an offset for their hard>hips in
glorious sleeps and freedom flon dys-
pepsia.
Butte record., 1854-11-18

n Why is a young man hugging his
sweetheart like an epicure who permits
lis wine to leak away: Because he i
w listing what he loves. We are graf
fled in b,ing able to state that the au-
thor of the above is now in the peniten-
.tarv
Butte record., 1854-11-18

nA- A lady playfuIly complaining of
the wearing of whiskers and mousta ches,
declared, 1t is one of the fashions l
invariably set my face against. :"
Butte record., 1854-11-18

nJ-A Major out west, has determined
to kill half the dogs in that city, and tan
their hides with the bark Of the other
haf
Butte record., 1854-11-18
COUNTY OFFICERS

JOSEPH E n LEWIS, County Judge.
p. FREER. Sheriff, Butte County.
F.. NCH PAIsE, County Auditor.
noBLKrT I VAN NoRDEN, County Treasurer.
WARRlN 7. SEXTON, District Attorney.
Mills CHApIN. Assessor
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PROBATE COURT.
FOREIGN CONSULS.

Tnis Court meets the first Monday of each
month
Butte record., 1854-11-18
AGENIs FOR THE RlJOaD.

- MR. JAMES T LLOYD. is authorized to
act AS Agent for the Weekly Butte Record and
act any business connected with this Office. He may
be found at the Exchange Building d Street, Mary
lille.
~ MR. Royce, At the Manhattan Rlnch mile
6ove Colusl, will act agent for The Butte Record.
sT Mr.. HUGH BLACK, County Surveyor, s
authorized to act Agent for iis paper. Amy
given TO him subscribers will be properly forwarded
10 the address and location designated.
MIR. D. PLUM, of Forbestown, will net as Agent
for the Record ai hat place and is au horzed attend
t. al affairs connected with the office. He may be
lonnd 1T the Post zee in Forbesown
LEWIS STONE Of The Mountain House is the au-
th ri ed Agent fer The Record that piace
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JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON HEYDENFELT, Chief Justice
HUGH Z MURRAY, Associate Justice.
do do
WM. P. DAINGERFIELD, Juge 9th District
Butte record., 1854-11-18

TIL Z BU 7 L Z ECORD
published every Saturday morning for the proprietor
BY GEO. H. CROSETTE,
From the Office in the Record building on Newcomb
street, the Court House.
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably in advunce) 70
one year, 81 90
Six months. 90
Three months, St.
Advertisements, per square OF ten lines or less.
first insertion, 50 90
Each subsequent insertion, SO
those who advertise by the year
Co Business cards inserted on reasonable terms.
All legal advertisements must be paid for in advance.
Butte record., 1854-11-18
TO PRINTERS

A NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN ROCK or
Brice's New YOrk Type 70 ndry will he pii-- ..d
sep emtenber. 1855. aud Will BE- giAen r. n-e pro-
prieiors of Printing Offices who will send Tor g..
WI ne forwarded Them by mail on receipt - vanc'
o my eens for the postage
In IL are exhibited mAny articles never h@t shown:
lhrre nave been added 10 the Foundry 1arrli
,isnmah types from Inen Plea to Pear.
ltaohs oi " riiing great number of ffuis order.
bo'h PLAIN and illuminate d, labor savina i;u and =
complete Foundry of Germans. The tfln- n's maui
iactiired are east from conbinatl' 81 wcai ni
great d Inability. and usually kept ui Iar'
quantities. Every fancy font is sold by l-Hr ~
the printed prices, which from fS.5 y-tys
per cent less than those of some other .iin~i Az
printing materials furnished at -iH~rr' pri-
c's either cash credit, Printer ai- nT,ei
accounts with me. whose dealing l. l,-n is,nc
suSpendee. are requested 10 accoml. fh4r ,,r,,.,s
WIN city references to prevent della
Printers of newspapers who cIoo- pHhii~', Inn
advertisement. including this note. ;.~ -icst
ihe lei sf August. 1854 and send mi m m -ii,. t-rr-
viii be paid in type when they purcis =y ,.n-~ ti
amount Of their bill from me- of my, ~ m iti ~ sr,
selected from my specimens. GE ,i;;E Bisiicf-
Is Chamber ss-,4 a.k
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OBITUARY and FANCY GOODS on TUES Sil;'.i
- An6 W sDAT. Asfil IL and y a ths sore a.,
sirior 6 Psudsdls sesosd Crest s sac p = - dos.
tI-bss.t- 49, FanlF Coos E.c-u~f-frt 20 49,
fcTf sy- Cd. god % s r-ie s.f.'.s & P,-..,a
n -. - h. p,-.-rs Gfl &c. AHo 81 rt Az ~
Ran Gathe azio Naples snt Heb Fa,-, e''G 20.
c. re -.s.r7 p asa rszg.. ,E3-e rdl s1-+l-
10 tel 70 r- raf1 As'hA'-
ei. sro1s E- .1sre NlL lr- otntss iif --7
40 mosaic LeE-eE Ieh--s ".
SrvyR PrArrp lsrse invoice silver 2s'ed VIZ
Carer ever and pattern richly enEra'sd res
ClEs BLkett, iloE SIAaA Ssfe'
CsrSlfsticks vegetable r she. Salt C-ller- &c
FtsfaN GooDs-Fiegnf PNitu >rttEette5 A-7cuafe ~
Nlsc Commerce taqld e-d hlFds -a
- -.rous others II eTq1bte workmanship -, e..
gccns Pearl lnEf ParleE arc ssNlas SlAtf
Ncrs Table ara Portfolios . r-,-..
T.rCy AErcLEs A.ab,ster, sad nsrsle Cant ict
sfl-, Ee.cues richly china srd pocrs b q let sal hln
"a. essr. " ssie and Other Watch Cases bronze "a
ca ocis ef-srsI mi kno, benz Al S4.sFlfe T. ~
ALSO sicl lr dazn silver paYf Table ,n1 Desert soN
b.J.f tsaea "a Brunswick Tit Dessert al res
ne .oye ere 5E, O. dos5s pss German sv'r ala
are Of wei kao~n importer about reEas nom 'ae
rncr Psrgoani pleasure Ia aaalneins ae ,oose
American pull hopi-g tas- theT viii aot q 70 ~
theusives q Tbs Opportunity 20 provide themselves Win fs-4J
,srsnor af'ic fs q snail cost o.,
rcos, ,str ron the sy will b packed With sre,''it
csrr nd ~ fusl errerse .,
rove arii-s Ill be exhibition os DAY rrsgi'u % tao
Ell. ahn cu ,rds aid tie la- rsf ectfaJ ia'ei 10 i
easrl-re them l-tLol
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printing JnH.

DRNTtHG INK.-JOHN G. LlGHlBODi IS con-
pry o. hes aiwsyson aaGt every d7scIi n
Printing the black snt eoofec y news tk
hca eqssl 20 any ever maaeietreg $40 a, =
prices cD regular msnustuer Orders
Is railroad past Of the Country - adls'hS
a Dcfe o II q Nc IS kosest
BTbs psper printed win my oeTs nk al-o g7st mary
Other nesspapen IN This Guy Ph'delplA son b1Aao''
Orie.u. and OF Der cities IA the UDad s'a
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c l. TUCKER. Auct'oneer
nv Ri I ING 4 TICKER Office No ~ Walkers

1 l. tVcktk Auct0netf
DY BILLING X Tt kER, Office No. 10 Walker-st
ID Sale liable and substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ssnctou. WEDNESDAY Apll2 a. ~ 81 house No Cr
roll psce. lBecteTftl all the Furniture, Carpe. Mirrors
&c, said This sale offers unusual Inducements
vurchases The very large comprising
Mahogany PAror Furniture, in uits, Marble Top Table.
Clsis plain easy sLd rockers; Gilt Frame Mirrc Lace aud
Dsusk Cusns Brussels Tapestry &c Chamber Fra
shosay ano black wtnut Bedeas Chars WA.stanis
end Buitsns With mirrors Three ply AMI Ingram Carpets MI
Beds Beddg &c for twelve Onns
Tables Chairs Coekery and Cutlery Kitchen Furniture o.
ClotLs stair Cees Roes SC All Ia eooa sTier and will be
cold above without the highest bidder Full parties
uoGnipg Catalogues OF sale
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tfNEf p l.tt'' A.c,1. ,,,o,>
CUPERB COLLECTION Of ANt lESI and MOD
y FE. OIL PAINTINGS Being the snfse eoecloE % P
Beaumont ,,--D.-- ~, 20,
lHJR~DAY lh .a1 1 of AFrs a. -rcock q zoe resi
81 B-tu Pa No 80 'lsoersst n--r ne ivlhs no
rb.-e ..-t hes be- welsu0sl ltEo of un"N1 Of
t. ufr yes 81 M BE jitnt ard tas's in matters OF AZ
eefu et 80. " ove -. original yctgre Of vario1 Schools
,rciel I'D rl.dsru ec Opportunity occurred tom we
..fsb sned Galleries nd studios snToad- ann
st i-,rs s D To- ra- P'rr ~ fsn- scnlf s17srb
pSous 3, PLlpd- Champt-ue Dana sd Atenftns h1ntns
il r. p,ct. Ma.oseu C-nali vi --s ma pan l-. ~
- DE Naelascl GistAi 81 ens -Falsyel TeneA Hem
rstie ro+e-rs rs'riio Iced ~ this be'1tf ofs
les ~ execution by g ne Drs'e -ff BE pfn hlr'n
and ,thtr -cocs srl petu.sya Gratd caller Pclre n IN
frr ID ffsia which tas received tls 9 prs- o
me S-o. la Rome Ire e. cri-r ald lhs
g.s nat. hI.h w0lG caus having ben modern e
ro "a - his been spared
D. collection tq1ey worthy The ston o. he colnos
sur fud The FfLtlsuau OF tasc
- 49, viii r.f mt reserve TIE nnt - removed
,f NJ re- cav. fo time se la-ncs Of prepsrssn
cot the building Thsy may b. viewed two dyi bs
fore the .sls
Cst.Cr4es sfoTe. i.itl
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d HoUGH. Ave lancer.
OFFENSIVE and IMPORTANT SALE Of ELE-

u > WOVEl, Ave III ftf
EXTENSIVE and IMPORTANT SALE of ELF
H. CANT ROSEWOOD sd MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAM
btR aud DRaNIS0-ROOM FURNITURE French China Ia
IsiIy Brussels CGpetps French Oval Mirrors 1rToMOg
how MOANING 81 T. O'clock ID HOUGH will sell a. public
suer01 all the hne ana costly Fornafs the large hSes;o e
House No lS 2lsft 1th three rich
Suites in French satin Rroesiee c1y
lsdies Eserutcie tsutfuy I'M i'd Work Table
era Rose wood Tables Of bng
fucy and sofa elesaai heAvycsvsd EtArs
XIV; superb Rce~ God With
Pier and Oval Gi Embroidered Curtains
shades with end valuable ooeton OF Mantle and
and Vases beins delicate sluted sevre Por
eelsn Boue Atsssr Marble Sc Aabsier clocks Cara Re-
civeis Jewel Cases &c Also number OF OH Paintings
executed BY beet artists Chsber Furniture consiains OF ee
Rosewood AID Mshcg Beda' msrheop Buesus With
MssstGpcs match: rich China Toilet Gu Mirrors Roe
weed Srd Mahogany Chairs Rockers hoehsr Mattresses &c
COurerpanes carrots sc Also large quantity OF Basement
funure NahosGnv Extension ard other naE Tables Ivory
CUTLERY eefAry seora,ed China Dinner sad res SEES Gut Glass
splendid silver eA Service Spoons Cksors Forks salts Tr-vs
C vii be in attendance goods Immediately after the
sale. Sc