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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-17
TIIE IlARLLEE HOUSE.
SumtcrviIIc S. G, Nov. L 1854.

SUmtcrvillc s. G. Nov. 4 1864.
This House. situated Immediately ON
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
and at very nearly central point between
Wilmington N. G. Charleston S. G.. and
Augusta Ga, is still open for the reception
and accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. and affords the tired traveller an op-
portunity to lay over a night OF the tire
some journey between the points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms for that cx-
press purpose and having incurred the
first hcary expenditure on this line Of road
Tor the comfort and accommodation of
travellers. he hopes, by the continued and
untIrclng zeal on The part Of tue Manag, rs
"f the establishment. to secure continu-
ance of that liberal patronage bestowed on
him for the last ten months. lie could
refer to hundreds from the North, South,
East and West, as to the claims Of his
blouse, but prefers persons giving him IA
personal riSit.
w. S. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
AND LADY, Managers.
Nov. 8, 1854. .. 6m.
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Land for Sale,

fTilE undersigned offers for sale tract
of land containing three hundred and
twenty five acres, situated one mile South
OF Brcwngton Lake.
The situation is pleasant and beautiful
and unsurpassed by any in the district Tor
good water, health and fine range for stock.
Terms will be made to suit the pur
chaser.
Address JNO. J. INGRAM.
PIow,lcns Mills p. O.
January 10Th 1855. 10 1T
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Notice.

Tho subscriber having completed his ar
iangements for inaking Sash, Blinds and Pan
.I mel' Doors begs leave to inform his friends and
the public, that he is prepared to furnish n,
short notice, Sash ofall sizes primed and glazed.
bl'nds to suit any size widows, painted or moi,
ana Pannell Doors Of any size or make, n nor
mon public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Ills work is all done by hand and out ofeooJ
season mnterial.
800 lights of 8 ;. 10 Sash ready G,r de,;vsrv
to suit windows ofl2, IS, or is fights.
=, JAMES BELL.
snm'rrail!c, Arrl le. 1881 81 r.
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TO MERCHANTS.

PLANTERS. AND OTHERS.
/, the undersigned, formerly Of New York
City, but now permanent resident of Char.
lesion. Am prepared To do anything il, the
line of a General Agency and Commission
hn.inrs, entrusted to me- ] will make p,lrclla
ses Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Boots
Shoes Fancy Goods Drugs. Paints, Oils,
Fruits, Jewelry, Confectionery, 'noSs, Sta
tionery, Liquors, Clothing, or anything else
that can be obtained either in this CITY or New
York, Boston or Philadclphia an,l on rs good
terms, il not better, Than the Merchants or
Planters Themselves could buy them, thereby
saving them the necessary sxnrbrant expenses
attending visit to this city. ] will also At
tend promptly TO any Banking or Insurance
business that may bc favored with, and will
make payment Of debts. From my long cx.
pericncc in a general mercantile business, |
am fully convinced that can give perfect sat.
isiaclion, and suit the most nsiiduns taste i'm
my selections. For my services shall re-
quirc moderate commission, according 10
the nature OF the business.
DAVID VI. GAILAY,
Office over Birds Store, Dps, King street
Charleston, $. G.,
Jan. 10Th, 1855. 10 "
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Lots " ife Found,

Lieutenant Lynch, III his voyage to the
Dead Sea Ionnd IA huge pillar of salt on
the shore. and The Arabs SAID il was Lots
Wife, shurr cuouyh, whether it was so or
hnl we cannot shv.-ii may turn out 10 he
catch.pcnny rs the Hog without shah-
nw but this we do know if You have anv
Engraving, Fancy Painting, Lettering,
.trchI'cclur'nG or the repairing of Accor.
dcons, FlutenaS, Ne. NC, and will call on
The subscriber he promises to do his best,
and wall be happy to Ito all work with
nca'nc>s and dispatch that may be cntrnsl-
cd to his care. Il, Charleston prices Tor the
cash only. lie can be found at Mr.. f.
SnrnmcrS Clothing Emporium, Sum,crviIlc,
South Carolina.
c. w. DAVIS.
Oy.t. lS, 1871 81 3m
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School Notice.

THE undersigned notifies the public that
! OH Monday The I5lh inst. hn will
open a female schnol in Suntcrvi,le; in
which will he taught all the English
BrAnrhcs nf education. He will be as
sisted by his dane! Ter Amic. Bays under
twelve years OF aye will be admitted
Ii. SPAIN.
January 10, 1855 10 81.
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To the Ladies,

fHNllE subscriber havingius, rcccvcdfrom
IL n. Y a beautiful sclnct:on Of FAN.
CY CASES. MEDAl.lONS, BROOCH
t,S, &C, would respectfully invite the
citizens Of Sumtcrvllc and its vicinity tn
Call an6 examine for themselves, and lc
lccls assured that nothing on his part will
DC lelt undonc in securing correct like
ness inr all who may favor h'm with call.
Rooms Nnp stairs) next door to the Sum,c.
Banner office.
~. A. LAFAR, Artist.
January 10, 1885 10 If.
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Notice.
500 Reward.

&6 The above reward of Twenty Dol.
~ lars, will he paid for the delivery to
--A-1mysc!f, or lodgmcnt in Sumter Jail,
of my Boy llARVY, who left my premises
in April last, He is black, about six feet
high, has good teeth. and is intelligent. His
range is supposed to be from this neigh.
borhood, Gin which he has numerous rcIa &.
tivcs) to about ScottsvilIc on Black river.
J. II. GREEN
Nov. 8th 1854. 3 If
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Notice.

all persona having any demands against
Capt. James X. Brock Deceased la.r of Sum.
ter District, will please present their demands
10 The subscriber for payment, and those in
debicd will make pay yr,cnl to the same.
Nov. 90, 1854. #:
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Wholesale Tin Ware
EACTONY.

G. II. FERONCE g. BROTHER
Dcnlcrs IN Piain .Ialmnnrd Tin Ware
Take this method of informing their
friends and customers that they have re.
Gently made large additions to their ma
chincrv sn as to cnahle them to supply
the great demand in the above line with
ncatncss and despatch Our ware is of the
best make and warranted not to leak
The country trade supplied OF liberal
terms.
63, Safest. (noar the markci) Charleston
November -. 1854 > 6,n
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Ladies' Dress Goods.


the North, and is now opening splendid
stock of
Ladies' HDress Goods,
OF all klnds, viz:
a beautiful lot Of Rich Plaid and Strircd
silks;
Plain CoIored do. Black Striped and
Plain do.
Cashmeres, Mcrinos, Persian Clahs;
Ladies Corsc,s, Metallic Corset Boards,
l.accs, &c.
RiguIc,s, assorted colors, French work
ed Collars. Bands, &c
Ladies KID Gloves, Ladies' Ganntlc,s:
Long Black Nfirs for aides and Misses.
Shoes Oa all Descriptions,
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bays, Ladies'
Work Boxes. sc. &c.
For Planters.
full stock Of Negro KerScvs, Blankets.
Negro Shoes, Groceries, ol all kinds. -
Ready made Clothing, Saddlcrv, Ilarw are,
Co"kIng Stoves, AIr-iighl par!or Stoves.
Farmers Boilers, &C., at lower prices than
usual. Call and get bargains
j.. b. HANKS.
Oct. %, 1854 - If
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DR.. Z. A. Bethune

HAVING permanently located himself
near Muidrow's Steam Mills, offers his
professional services to the citizens of The
surrounding country, and trusts by care
and attention to h $ patients, to mcri, tic
liberal patronage Of the community in
general His charges will he reasonable;
motto, olive aud let live" Office at the
residence Of John T.. Muldrow, where he
may always he found unless called of on
professional business.
BradlcyvilIe, $. G. Jan. 3, 1853 9 3m
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Notice.
Notice.

have this day appointed X. 3. Wilson,
and w. w. Bradley, my lawful Agents,
to transact my business.
MARY S. WILSON.
Jan. Is, 1855. III 4t.
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LAW NOTICE.
Dissolution

The C"partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of BUTLER & NEwBERy, is
this day dissolved by limitation and mutu-
al consent. All the Notes aud Accounts Of
the firm have been placed in the hands of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent to li1uidatc the
debts of the concern. All persons indebted
ny note or account, will please come for.
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY
Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade 10 Mr.. A. NJ. NEwBERy, | woulJ
recommend him to the customers who On
literally patronizcd the late firm.
Y N. BUTLER.
Having Bought the interest in the
Stock m trade from MIR. Y. N. BUTLER of
the late firm Of Butter & NEwBERy. I
will from this date carry on the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. | re.
turn my thanks to the customers OF the
late tirn, and earnestly solic, continu-
nnce of their patronage.
a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct 20, 1851 | #
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Office w. g. M. R. r. Co,
ssss E5sSzsf E;!Ss;ssz! - s@ss.EHs4

WILMINGTON, N. G. Jan. Is, 1855.
The following schedule will go into operation
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New Goods

TIE subscriber has just returned from
the North, and is now opening a splendid
stock of
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-22

they took and put him on mule and start
ed off, leaving his family in distress and
anxiety. There was another man about the
house, who started and gave the alarm after
they left. From his house Mr.. Branson sta
ted his captors did not follow direct
course, but rode round past several houses.
He asked some of the men who were close
to him what he had been taken for ? They
replied, "Oh, it was only peace 9carrdnt.
He afterwards asked Jones what he was ta
ken for? Jones said, ooh, just a peace
warrant but we had no fun. We expect
ed to have seen those sixty men that were
there to-day-we had no fun
This. he said, was the talk of all of them
as they came along; they were boasting of
what they would have done and wishing
they could have met his friends As they
approached the house of Mr.. Abbott, they
met the company of men, fifteen in number
(exactly the same as Jones's party) who had
been apprised of his abduction, and had
come out to rescue him, having apprehen-
sions that his life was in danger. This COM
pany was planted across the road; JOnes's
party halted as they came near. A voice
from his friends requested Branson to come
out and join them; voice from the Jones
did There was a clicking of the locks
western rifles on one side, and Sharps rifles
on the other, and both parties levrled their
pieces. Mr.. Branson rode his mule out from
among the party who had taken him. and,
stopping between the parties, asked what b.
should do with the mule. a voice from his
friends said, " Let him 60" He diSmount-
ed, and a man stepped from the ranks of the
free state party and gave the mule a kick,
driving him back to the opposite party
These latter commenced TO curse and thre0t-
ell. The free state men did not say much,
and seemed determined to let their oppO-
nents make the first attack. This tbe latter
did not appear TO relish, and kept threaten
ing the would be sheriff declaring that Gov.
Shannon had promised that they should have
ten thousand men to enforce the laws of
their legislature, and that they would let
them see. His party, however, retreated,
and sent messengers to Gov. Shannon for a
military force, while the free state men
wheeled about and marched to Lawrence
most of them lived about the Waukarusa,
but they went to Lawrence to organize
defence against theiy enemies Mr.. Branson
stated that he had been requested by some
friends to leave Lawrence, and secrete him
self or fly, so that no one would have even
! the semblance of an excuse for attacking
Lawrence lie said he did not wish to in
volve any of his friends, and if it was the
will of the majority he would go, but he did
not want to leave his wife, his family. and
property, were there Unprotected, and he
could go home, even if they should murder
him, as they had done his friend Dow.
His remarks, which were rather simple
and plain narrative than speech, had a pro
found effect; and when he spoke of leaving
there We're loud cries OF "No, nor Cor.
n. Y. Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-22

The Cleveland Herald says that the family
Of the late Sidney G. Burton is left penni-
less. The Leader says that Mr.. Burton,
/" during his last illness, was occupied in
debating an autobiography for leading ~
Y. publishing house, which would have paid
him $l5, 900 for the copyright, and who sent
here talented writer and amanuensis and
compiler. Mr. Burton died ere one-fifth of
the work was completed, and it is valueless
1t would have surprised the world, damned
and shown an unparalleled record of crime.
The Herald says of the release of Kissan':
4" He has just left prison, having received
pardon through Burlon's exertions, and we
have special reasons for believing that, as far
as can be, Kissane will make amends for his
misdeeds, and had Burton been spared, most
important results would have attended the
restoration of Kissane to his liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A UCTION SALE OF DIAMOND JEwELRY-JOHN
IA L.. vANDEWATER will sell this day, May 8. At
rich assortment Of diamond suites Of brooch and
rings large variety single stone and cus
ter diamond finger rng and breast pins studs earrings
4c afne assortment Of Is carat gold cased Watches
ds enameled independent seconds patent
leyers ell msde BY the most celebrated makers and affords
tine opportunity to those want of good watch,
ported Is carat fine gold suites in set with mosaic,
cameo OPAL coral, &C.. fine gold fob. guard and vest
cqsins seal and finger rings of every variety gold
aad pencil osses bracelets brooohes CROSSES sleeve but
peremptorly to close the stock r. (.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
sPIRrrUALIsM.

fNLAIRvoYANT EXAMINATIONS BY MRS. HAvEs.
" the hest eeeing and speaking medical cairvoyant
have IN this country Ali diseases discover speedily
and tsely removed durable, especially female discs
arsng from inward weakness &C, once T6 Grand street.
tive doors est Of Centre Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

nAEIEL S. MAcFARLEE, AUcTIoNEER.1IN con-
IL of the Of the weather yester
cay the third sale Of household frnure-both
and second handby Waldron Co, will take place this
their sales $40 Bowey consisting three
ply ingram and Brussels hair paasses
bedstead bottom and hair chairs spring bottom
sofa looknggasses, bureaus, &c together with 900 prime
eegAys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

AUCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
n 8. BOGART, store corner Frankfort and William sts
this day Wednesday 9th inst at at 1877 William ST.,
between Spruce and the entire stock Of Canary
BIRDS English starlngs thrushes &C., comprising about 40
male German imported csnaries all in beautiful bein
the finest collection in the city, having been selected
Of the best in Europe The whole TO be sold with
out to Che highest bidder and well worthy the
attention OF those wishing superior BIRDS M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

CHERIFr's SALE.-W. G. ALBURTUs. AUCTI0NRER,
y will cell on wednesday. May At 10 oeloek a. Iss
Pearl street, brooklyn two story frame building 20 be
removed before the LIST OF June u. LOTT, Sheriff
T. PIERcE, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

HEHRY b. LEEDS AuCIIOsIER-BY n. n. LEEDS
u Ce-wednesday and rharsdsy, Nay and 10 q l0x
SeSsn sssh S;.y = Y ssssss street. ssr
the celebrated Forsatns MASTERS eonsistns OF tho
David ersss school, Flower G original q ftanSS
ans busto zsno exscut.d BY Of the celebrated
antique marble pS and an
them will be found the Rape OF Proserpns Rape OF
the sasnss the Tarnss. Hercules. Hercules Rspeng the
Of Hercules and the Lion Venus Canova
Girls Of d. Cleopatra PAM Of ne polished
cuted antique subjects Superb mosaic iusid
tables and brooches-fve magnificent ialAid with ma
lochita, petra oura, and various. other fne spe
factory tina Grand Duke Of Tuscany lately on exhibition
the Crystal Palace Also richly carved wood frames,
SsIysd .s ., sSaSs for Also eight richly
dgo. aEste, and Yellow Of sienna vases Of various
styles and sixes Gothic. Eruscan, Grecan Roman No
carved in alto and reevo and Pompeh
urns; rich and elegant card receivers Belgian
on pedestal pieces fruit bowls flower vases
sticks watch fountain with birds and variety Of
marble and Asbater articles useful and ornamental The
studios Italy by Sgnor Pandohn himself expressly for
this msrket snd must be closed perempcoy IS he Is OBJ
ged TO return to Europe early 10 the ensuing summer The
decorating their residence, with articles real
taste and ornament Plated wareA large assort Of
plated consisting Of casters liquor stands cake has
kets receivers Bronzes clocks "A superb
collection subeos among them will be
found the following choice and Peri
chus de Philebert ChsvAu de Marty Commerce
and Agriculture History, Meditation, Madcra, Ariadnc,
Of the best by the most sted Paris
makers the and most expensive devices forming
In the whole the recherche and unique collection
ed this Also several superb French china dinner
Sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

IL n. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL to close esgtc Of about 100 desirable lots
valuable water right &c HsremE. Ludlow will sell at
auction Wednesday, May 1885, at IL o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange about 100 desirable lots and cores
valuable water right the Harlem river Seventy per
cent Of the purchase remain bond and mort
Full particulars and OF the property had
st the Office of the aueoneer IL Wall street. Of GLEASON
ENGLISH. Counsellsrs at Law, 60 wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

I'll ENRY b. HERTS. JR., AUCTIDNEER WILL SELL
IL 81 suction Thursday 10th, 10Y o'clock at The
afe No 81 Pine street household IN
The us1A ysfst removed for convenience Of sale Par
.ttsg.sEs hekeAssg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

EUGEEEB b, FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER-BY FRANK.
~ lin Nichols furniture; pianofores car
pots mirrors oil paintings English silver plated
to morrow Thursday l0 O'clock at 10 Nassau street.
between Fulton and John streets consisting of number OF
styles OF elegantly covered rosewood parlor furniture
various colored French satin brocate push large
assortment in rosewood, mahogany, oak and wanus
soas ch,rs extension dining centre pier and fancy
mar mattfesses paliasse carpets &C. Also invoice or
Hnglsh SILVER plstei consisting of beautiful
ties casters spoons ladies' &C. to be sold without
reserve Purchasers VIII find it to their advantage
tend this SALE shall offer superior urni.
ture which must be sold to advances Also the mag
nncent stock Of chamber furniture which greatly
admired when exhibition at the Crystal Palace-cost
SS00 TO be put up at Il o'clock. Every facility pack
ing. Catalogues the morning of sale. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A UeTION NOTICE. THos. BELL, AUCTI0NEER.-
IA By BELL a BUSH, Thursday, at l0Ia O'Clock, 81
Mo- II North William street. sale Of furniture carpets oil
cloths, showcases watches jewelry. &C.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

uENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
IL ct anction. Friday Nay 18th, At l0H O'clock a.
the store No Pine street. ASST sale Of line Watches
jewey diamonds precious stones fancy goods oil paint
ings, class 70, #'E.# - =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, sALxSRooM NO.
y 40 Centre street-EleTant household furniture,
Thursday Mt l0 O'clock ~ the ssesroom Of
executors Of the estate Of the late john AcNamss
mahogany with marble tops, dressing buresus Wristbands
card tables, spring seat CHAIRS carpets oicloths pier
glasses hair mattresses bedstesd
ides the kitchen furniture = - s. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

A UCTIoN NoTIcE-BY EDWARD sCHENCK.-0N
Thursday May TO- NJ lO1a O'clock at 10 Wall street
Pine ola vines brandes sesars &cTbe balance Of those
with asma reserved stock including some choice brands
never before offered viz Peter Danec9r pale and golden
sherries, 1859; Gonzales Dubosc do 1896 J. W. Burdens
epperior, 1855; ola Black Warrior Madeira, LAndemans
Ports Graham do Also, Otard aud other l.. D. brAndes
champagne, Cognse do, Toksy, Ausbrack and wedding
Wines old Jamaica rum, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
wv s, MEL!oR, AUcTIoNHER.-BY HoyoHroN 4

M MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.-BY H0UGHT0N 4
w MellorTo morrow Thursday, ut l0k o'clock, in the
two salssrooms No. us Nassau street elegant household
ware choice oil paintings French plate pier aud oval
mirrors &c together with manfoently carved rosewood
latest designs We this really good
and eli o. which has been
from OF best city Manufacturers and presents
elegantly carved rosewood parior su covered in rich
French crimson and broeAtel medallion backs;
several suits fancy covering hair CLOTH &c rich chamber
furniture rosewood bedstes bureaus and washand to
rosewood mahogany aad Walnut elegant ctsgrss side
oss cba;r. sn1ssns rocIsr ~ o
beds 90 together with lot Of secondhand furniture.
Catalogues ,rning Of sale. Goods packed
shipping the promises, at reasonable charge. y
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HENRF H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale OF elegant household furniture ststuary pictures
ARTICLES Of vertu, &C., &c.-HENRY H LEEDS CO. will
cell b. asctsn Thursday May TO- at I0H O'clock at No.
2Dspsau row. Blsecker street order Of executors Of the
Madame Depeau all the furniture said house.
consisting Of royal wilton Brussels and other carpets large
pier other silk curtains
perb cabinets centre table, side
be carved figures SOFAS lounges chairs fauteu &c.
tsus In French de lanes superb real ormou and
clock. marble stAtuary
valuable psntInes costly painting presented by the
DENY OF Arts, az Paris the late Dr. Hesack also,
valuable pictures painted TO order By Benz West beautiful
colored engravnes &C. Also, life size hgures In compost
ton black walls centre eessre csrved
braekets Articles Of vortu figures ormou or
nsmsnt srtques &c ormolu candslsbras are screen So
large figures for niche or entry oak
etenas dressing rosewood bedsteads mattrcs
pisaoforte fne tor real sax ngures 30
Deeuafu tnda secreare India etegere &C. Ae bed
reoms IN nahegany rosewood and black walnut couches
enss cscne wArdrobe bookcases furniture covered in
nofstea oe aire carved walnut oornicss curtsns 10
Dnins carpets mahogany marble top buffet
side tables extession dining dinner
caint tea ss plsted ware and other valuable articles
dAy prcvienr tsthsssie, - n.