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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Ir Equity---York District.
Thomas Davies, BWfo Foreclo"
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Thomas Davies, ! BWfo Forectos'
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Margaret Mcclure, Il. ah Mortgage.
I'm pursuance of an order of the Court of Equi'
Il ty, made at June Term, 1858, will expose to
public sale at York Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in NOVEMBER, HOUSE and LOT in
Yorkville, situated about the centre of town. gen.
eral:y known as the "Davies Lot" but recently
occupied by James McLure, deceased. Said lot
contains THREE-FOURTHS of an ACRE. tits
well-improved, with comuodious and comforta-
BILE DWELLING, and all the necessary outbuild-
ings.
TERMs.-A sufficiency CT cash to pay the cost
of this suit-the balance on credit until the lst
of January 1860, secured By bond and good sure
ties, with interest from day Of sale and if the mo-.
ney be not paid when it is due, the premises are
to be re-sold for cash, at the risk Of the former
purchaser. JNO. L. MILLER, c. E. Y. D.
Oct7 SO [$9il ct
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JOHN s. MOORE, Chairman.

Of the amounts above received, one hundred
dollars was received from w. A. Latta, being the
fine on his estreate recognizance, and five dol
lars from John G. Gill, being o fine imposed by
the Court in the case-The State VS.. John G..
Gill, for nuisance. 7 he eleven hundred and thir
ty four dollars and eighteen and three fourth
cents, is the whole nett amount produced from the
thirteen per cent on the General Tax.
JOHN s. MOORE, Chairman.
Oct 81 AZ 1w
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REPORT
And Account of Adam Ivey, Agent Of the
Catawba Indians, for the year 1858. :,
To the Hon. Presiding Judge cfthe

And Account of Adam Ivey, Agent of the
Catawba Indians, for the year 1853.
To the Hon. Presiding Judge cfthe
Court Of Common Pleas for
York District-FaH Term, 1861
r BEG leave to report that the Catawba Indians
Il now number about seventy in all. l cannot
discover any Improvement in their moral coadi
ton or habits, in general. They are fond of spir-
ituous liquors, and there is now two distilleries
near them, and when they earn o little money by
hire, or raise little corn, they will spend it for
whiskey and get drunk, and sometimes do mis-
chief. Last winter las l understood it) as they
returned from one of those distilleries, in high
state of iutoxication, they got into an ARRAY,
which resulted in the wouuding of two Indians,
and killing one horse. Now after due reflection,
am bound to believe that such traffic and con-
duct as that above stated is sad nuisance in any
civil community, and hope the proper authori-
ties will consider this matter, and remove that
which annoys. I have had but little conversa-
ton with the Indians this year about removing to
the West, but so far as l have learned, they are
still willing to be removed. I submit herewith,
statement of the amount received and paid out
by me for the Indians since my last report, which
beg leave to refer to rs part Of this.
Respectfully submitted.
ADAM IVY, Agent.
October 8, 1853.
ADAM IVY, Agent of Catarba Indians,
In account, DR..
To balance cash in my hands as per
report, placed in the Clerks Office,
October 1867, 5 II II
"cash received of Treasurer of Up
per Division, in February 1858, 750 90
" balance Of appropriation, in May,
1858, 750 90
S1,57l II
Credits.
Paid John Ross, store account, $l9l IS
T. D. ~Withers, store account, 81 62
David Rice for Bacon, 81 G2
John L. Miller, for publishing
Report for 1856 and 1867, IA 35
A. A. Culp, provision bill, 20 90
T. N. Dunlap, provision bill, iS 50
{" q" 3 90
NJ. Gorden, blacksmith account, 42l
Adam Ivy, for provisions &c., 737 95
R. H. Jorden, medical account, GO 90
Mills Co., store account, OO
Steele & Co., " W OO
I" D, c, Roddey, L" 96 q
H. F. Broach, for provisions, w
DR.. T. L. johnson, medical ac-
count, 81 SO
S1,396 2e!
Balance in my hands, Oct. 8, 1853, Sl75 423
SOUTH CAROLINA
York DISTRICT. ! Personally appeared be-
fore me, Adam Ivy, and on oath, says that this
Report and account, is correct to the best Of
his knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before mel
this 9th October, A. D. 1858.
| s. E. MOORE, Clerk.
ADAM IVY.
Oct 81 AZ 1t
"EMLOCK LEATHER.-A LARGE
I'LL stock will be kept constantly on hand by
/ MEACHAM g. WHEELER.
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REPORT

Ofthe Commissioners of Public Buildings.
To the Presiding Judge OF the Court
Of Common Pleas for York District, at
FHU Term, 1885,
IN obedience to the Act of the General Assem-
Il bly,, the Commissioners Of Public Buildings
for York District, respectfully report their admin
istration Us follows:
Amount received from Clerk Of Court, S los 90
To amount reed. from Tax Collector, 1,184 1872
q" Taxes on Public Buildings,
and Interest refunded, lis 80
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500 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
IN YORK DISTRICT,

VNHE undersigned, having purchased, and remo-
Il we'd to plantation on the East side Of the Co.
tawba river offers for sale lis valuable plantation
on the West.side Of said river, two-and-a-half
miles from the Nation Ford, and Immediately on
the Nation Ford road, miles from Rock Hill, ad-
joining lands of Col. Cad. Jones, A. Whyte, Esq,
and others, containing
500 ACRES.
About two.thirds of this plantation is in culti-
vation, and the remainder is WOODLAND. One
half of the land in cultivation, has been cleared
within the last four years, and is equal to any
land in York Or Chester District, for the cultiya-
ton of Cotton. About FIFTY ACRES is
FINE BOTTOM LAND.
The place is wellimproved- GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, new Gin-House, new
double Corn Crib, &c. There are also Negro-Hou-
ses, and all other necessary. outbuildings on the
premises.
Any one desiring to purchase will be shown the
land by Mr.. McFADDEN, vino is now residing
upon it. Any information desired, as to price,
and terms of sale, can be obtained by addressing
the undersigned at Fort Mills, York Dist, s. c.
C. L. CLAWSON.
Sept 80 80 tt
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The vouchers accompany the foregoing state
ment.
JOHN S. MOORE, Chairman.
The Board further report, that copy of Re-
port made by the Solicitor, at Fall Term, 1867,
of the Court of Common Pleas, was served upon
them by the Clerk of the Court, which Report
suggested our enlargement of the Sheriff and Or
binary Offices. In obedience to said suggestion,
both of said Offices have been enlarged, BY run
ming the partition wall so as to connect them with
the adjoining rooms, in the Court House basement.
This rendered it necessary that separate build
ing should be erected for the use of the Grand
Jury, and. at the suggestion Of the Solicitor,
suitable building has been erected by the Board
for that purpose on the Court House Lot
The Board have also had additional book cases
made in the Clerk, Commissioner and Ordinary
Offices, as the accumulation of papers in said Of
fees rendered it necessary. The Board also found
it necessary to purchase books for the different
Offices. The principal portion Of the disburse.
ments herein before specified, arose from the i'm
provements above alluded to.
The Board have no further transactions to Re-
port
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REPORT

Of the Commissioners of the Poor for York
District---Fall Term, 1858.
To His Honor d. Il. Wardlaw, Judge
cfh' Court of Common Plea,
and General Sessions -
yJVHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE POOR re.
L port the following transactions since Fall
Term, 1857, to wit:
Tie Lunatic Paupers supported Mt the Asylum,
are Jane ]. Hopkins, Alexander Adckes, Nancy
Faris, Selena Dulin, John Clark, E. A. Shurley,
Amz Black and James Fee. Amzi Black has been
returned.
The Paupers supported at the Poor House are
William Wilson and Wife, Margaret Tomlinson,
Nelly Graham, Rachel Duncan, Elizabeth Bird,
Elizabeth Sansing, Nancy Ssnsing, Matthew
Hayes, Rebecca Mattocks, Margaret Mattocks,
Jemima Mattocks, Mary Faris, Nathan Horn,
Elijah Dover and Mary Kenady.
The assessment for the benefit of the Poor for
the year 1857, was 25 per cent. upon the General
Tax, which is equal-after deducting Tax Collec-
tors Ccmmission-to S2,18l'l2, and on hands
from last report S587 Sc, making the whole a
mount received (S2,76S 48) two thousand seven
hundred and sixty eight dollars and forty eight
cents.
Herewith is submitted statement of the a.
mount received and paid out for the benefit of the
Poor, since the last report:
1868. DIR.
August /. To Balance on hands see
last report, 587 36
" Cash received of T. W.
Sturgis, Tax Collector, 2,1Sl IL
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SOMETHING NEW IN YORK!
TILTON'S PATENT ...
IMPROVEMENT ON THE VIOLIN!

TINTIL within few years, there has been no
u change in the VIOLIN. The Oldest instru-
ments now in use were made about the year 1850,
at Cremona, in Italy. Musicians have long be-
lieved, that to possess perfection of tone, VIO-
LIN must have age; but this belief has Of late
been agreeably changed, even in regard to the
Cremona by using the new patent improvement
The chief object Of TILTON'S PATENT, is to
obtain tone at once clear and full, mellow and
round, sweet and powerful These VIOL1NS are
for sale at the JEWELRY STORE occupied by
E. M KIRKPATRICK.
April % IL u 80
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR

nESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
~ SALE.-I will sell at public auction on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, the
HOUSE and LOT of A. J. POWELL, situate in
YOrkville, adjoining residence of T. J. Eccles and
now occupied by ". L. Harris. The House has
six rooms and piazza. There are two large out
buildings, garden, stable, SC. A fine we'll of wa
ter, with patent iron PUMP attached. The Build
ings are all entirely new. The residence is
handsome and comfortable one. The lot contains
ONE ACRE. Terms made known on day of sale.
W. B. WILSON, Agent.
Oct II Al 3t
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DUGGTES BUGGIES!!-The subscri.
I'D Der having purchased the interest of JOHN
McCANTS in the CARRIAGE-SHOP formerly
of the firm of Weikert s McCants) will carry on
the said shop in all its branches.
REPAIRING will be executed with ncatness
and dispatch.
w. P. McFADDEN.
N.B-One or two good sober WOODWORK
MEN wanted. Also, Spokes and Timber of every
description.
Sent 16 81 u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-21
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
0P THE
State AGRICULTURAL Society Of s. {

DlllG lUu1uUhl UHNh DUUlhll VI D. u.
To be held ON tho 9th, 10th, 11fh and 12th OF
November, 1858, at Columbia, 8. @.
TlHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the State
Il Agricultural Society, respectfully direct the
attention of the Southern people to their approa-
ching Anniversary, at which PREMIUMS will
be awarded for all articles of Agricultural, Hor
ticutural and Mechanical interest, as we'll as La-
dies Fancy Work and Domestic Economy.
The Society has most admirably arranged Halls
for the convenience of exhibitors, and coDsidera-
BILE improvements have been made for the accom-
mediation Of animals.
All articles intended for exhibition will be trans
ported to and from the Fair free of charge, at the
owners risk, on all the Railroads in the State,
save the South Carolina Rail Road, which will re-
quire one-half freight.
Visitors, for one fare, can procure tickets to 60
and return. Exhibitors will please give the Rail
Road officers timely notice Of the articles they
want transported, and the time and point Of ship
ment.
A. P. CALHOUN, 3
j. F. MARSHALL, oS
r. HARLEE, SS
W. R. ROBERTSON, ss
D. W. RAY,
J. A. METTS, /:
r. J. GAGE.
Sept 30 80 At
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July %
NlNR'S WOONlAlN lOlHl,

BY SIN. STOWE,
YORKVILLE, s. C.
ENHIS establishment has recently been remod-
Il deled, repaired and fitted up anew, and the
subscriber is prepared to entertain in the best
style his friends who may visit Yorkville. The
ROOMS ore comfortable and well-furnished; SER
wants attentive; and the table supplied with the
best that comes to market. Terms moderate.
GOORE'S LIVERY STABLES, attached to the
Hotel, will furnish the best provisions for any
stock that may be brought to the Hotel and pro-
vide conveyances to any point, at the shortest no
tice, and on reasonable terms.
SAM'L N. STOWE.
July Is % If
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CIR.
By amount overpaid as per
return, 1867, S3lI
/" Interest thereon for one
year, -
L" Thomas II. Smiths ac-
count for work done on
Court House and Jail, 42G
d" A. W. Beard, for build
ing Public Offices ono. II.
lot, 2S8
I" J. s. Moore s Sons ac-
count for lumber, nails,
paints, glass, and many
other articles for Court
House and Jail, 206
" S. E. & ]. R. Bratton,
lumber for Public Offices, 40
" Richard Hare's account
for foundation and CHM
ney to Offices on C. House
lot, SO
I" Adickes & Withers' ac-
count for articles furnish
ed Jail, IA
" Love g. Blacks account
for lumber for Jail lot,
with Interest, 55
1" j. NJ. Lowry's account
for blacksmith work on
Court House fence, 10
" MoCarter & Co., account
and interest, for books
for Public Offices, AZ
" S. C. Youngblood's ac-
count for work on Jail
lot, and pants furnished
prisoner, IL
" E. R. Stokes account for
books for Clerks Office, Is
L" R. L. Bryan's account
for books for Cl'ks Office, IA
1" NJ. Whitt's account for
hauling for Court House, 2
&" Gordon & Happer6eld's
account for brick for Pub
lie Offices, &c,
/" Miller& & Melton's account
for publishing reports, IA
L" j. Whitesides' account
furnishing rock for foun-
dation for Court House
feuce, 45
d" r. A. Blacks account for
lumber, for Public Offices, SO
L" Thomas Davies account
for painting iron fence, Z
~. ". NJ. Walkers account
for repairing iron gate at
Court House, a
I" Commissions forreceiving
Sl,4l5, at2i S5
/" Commissions for paying
out S1,799 So, at p A
" DR.. John F. Lindsey's ae-
count for hauling brick, 2
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90. CA. COPPER COMPANY.--No-
- tice is hereby given to the public that NO
PERSON has any authority to contract debts on
account of the South Carolina Copper Company,
after this date. All persons having claims against
the Company, will present them to JULIUS FRlE'
DEMAN. F. W. McMASTER,
Treasurer of s. C. c. Company.
Yorkyille, Sept. "a, 1858. 4O-4t
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$2,168 AZ
Respectfully submitted.
We have examined the report of the Treasurer
Of our Board and find it TO be correct, and ap-
prove the same. October IL, 1858.
W. P. THOMASSON, Chairman.
Oct 81 AZ 1t
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We have Bridge under contract, over Crow
der's Creek, for which we are to pay Sl,62O.
Oct2l AZ
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

{, 5,485 Prizes amounting $820, 900
Whole Tickets S10-Halues $5-Quarters $3.50.
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p6> A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
eries will be sent to any one desirous ofreceiyiDgt.
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours Of
Sheriffs Sale. ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
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Certificates Of Packages will be sold OF the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. ,,S $50
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HENRY IL LEEDS ArCrIoNERR-sAIEsRnnM No

uENRy n. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
III q Nassau street Elegant sale Of 6rsi class cabinet
furniture every article warranted Of the best quality with
ont reserve HENRY LEEDS 60. will sell by aic
tlor Tuesday, 9Th aud Wednesday 7th April Al iOI,
O'Clock each day At the oo establishment OF Messr KunE
baubner, No. d nth avenue, betw Amty and Fourth
consequence OF the dissolution
comprising every article In the cabinet line among them
several suits Of elegant paror furniture very caboraiey
carved oak buffet etegeres centre tables secretaries &C.
SC We particular attention 10 this taie IN be
without reserve and every article OF the cass
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TTrNRy IrNpsrry ArcTroNrEH

Extraordinary sale OF magnificent household furniture
LfNDSl.Ey SHArrUCK will offer auction, Tuesday,
April 9Th At O'Clock the beautiful and desrabe dining
ROOM psror and chamber furniture contained IN The large
residence l62 Lexington consisting IN part OF rch
rosewood black walnut and mahogany psror sus IN satin
hair cloth carpets wool and mshog
any tables marble tops; bookcase beautiful marble
top etegeres Turkish and reception ch corner
sands rosewood octave panotore, MIR
rrs oil pannrs and eprravngs marble top bureaus and
rosewood a1a mahogany bedseads chairs, beds
and beddng toilet sets large lot Of table ware dinner aud
tea of china &c casters silver ware spoons FORKS tea
and large quantity OF valuable aruees 20 numerous
to purchase, ~ tiNnsssf ns ~ eM y sn MI MI phhI,
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|. rcrroy sAI.E-or rAsHroYAB.E HoUsEHoLC

UCTIoN sALE-OF FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture. splendid rosewood pianoorie costly house
furnishing articles Tor the approaching holidays 6c &C AT
tho residence No West Sixeesth street sixth
I a. All sell nj public auction for cash this dsy l0
forenoon, the entire contents Of said house. the whUe
containing sunerU household furniture Of fret class work
three sgncen rosewood psrlor suits covered in elegant
brocaiel large NOaire and reception chairs
match two rosewood eegeres with marble tops AMI mir
doors, and backs lined with sanwoOd expensive
Is carved elegent centre side and tables
rosew od bookcase and secretary with elegant carvings
made match the rosewood paror furnure rosewood cor
forte with pearl keys. large French plate mirrors
ponsve lace and broca,el window curtains ALSO great
variety Of oil paintings, embrscing many valuable
views landscapes; all elegantly framec large szs ele
psny deccrs,ed china Parian and Chinese gures
clocks together with many other costly intel orns
ch covered in hair cloth and medallion rocking and
chairs sofas oak extension tebles rich chna tea rui dinner
seis glassware comprising full assortment such as
tumters wtnes champagncs gobets celery glasses salts
bu ter dishes lemonades pitchers &c so costly silver
ware elegsnt revolving casters with splendid cut bOes
spoons forks cake baskets tea services savers ivory cut
reens Also the furniture OF all he bedrooms containing
suits rosewood and mahogany; chairs elegant rosewood
mahogany and maple bedseads pure hair mattresses SO
wood and mabogaty marble top bureaus and washsans 10
match the bcdsieads decorated china toilet sets bedroom
carpets mirrors, toilet and work tables eegan s- car
pets rods, oiciohs hall stands, &C. The auction or
rich ard desirable useful and necessary TO the
furnt hnr complete OF fret class house Purchasers may
rey that the entre cOnens will be sold without
cash deposit required Sale positive without regard wes
ber. ~ NAsh, Auctoneer.
. UCTTON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN
a three story house corner Of wy,he avenue and Rush
street Brooklyn, D. continuation Of second street near
Division syenue, on weenesdsy Apr q lot Ins
ronsned in the above house, belonging 70 family declng
house keeripE,
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DENTTs1kSY

nRNrIsTRY TEETH EXTRACTED IN rES srCoFD3
~ without the slightest palm By ny new and orlxna pre-
freezing This admirable system II prsruced -
only. Reference given II required
DR. q DuRxIN gs Canal street near wccss~
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A UCTIoK SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
N Pier glass, piano, carpeung. &c,

N fer glass piano cIpeltg, &C.,
Ata0cuon.
IFYns. suciioneer. viii sell without any reserve
account OF the family removing the entire spleudd aud
ch carved rosewood and mahogany parl0r dinng room
chamber rnlture but little used and all IA goy order
the large residence 40 ll6 Wes fuetnth street.
ds dly, 9Th insL, A. 0ls o'clock The su u and
hght avenue pass the nouae No posporement
rain shine The whole has been made 10
order, comprises in part as follows:-
PekiaDRS.
Rich tapestry Brussels splendid rosewood library
bookcase shades, are curtains vauahe o paintings mar
bile op ereres win mirror doors and bscks el vases
reception and Nolae chsi csrvec roscwo mar 10 top
side and sofa tables large plate gsss pier snd msre
mirrors with marble consoles fu sueTwo very richly
crrved solid rosewood paror suits covered with satin bro
and SILK velvet panoforte full octave In
ait with pearl spendn insument, such would grace
any pulor; also ornaments in great variety.
CHAMBERS
Are furnished with ingram and velvet carpets sprng ses
chairs asd rockers, chairs oe, .ets cio-ks mirrors
marble tDr crcrsrg bureaus with Wristbands 70 match
made Of sohd csewod AZ mohossny ~ pure ;urled h.i
alec sprsg mat bosers AZ vi lws solid
rosewood kizsbehin and Gothic bedstesds together with
Other chamber furniure.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
Consisting c the usual variety Of plates dishes tea sets cut
and plated ws-e, table cu walnut tea and
dining aie- solid dining tsple seat and
other chairs sofa ted &c For fu description cats
losues morning Of sale which s oerempory. deposit
will te rcauired trvn al purchasers Goods 70 be removed
Immediately Careful csrtmen viii be In attendance. No
postponement.
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ONWARD H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER -ELEGANT
II household furniture pas,ings, DO o,ks bronzss, car,
rares robes &c at sucbon.-E II. LUDLOW * co. will
sell 81 auction Wed esday tpr u 1855 at l1 oclos,
nj Maoison square East Twenty sixth street. between Fifth
and Xscispn avenues.
furpi ure, &c The entire furniture contained In
consisting OF carved .ror
niture ia crimson green ard gold broca ell soas chairs Ia
bles cterere pepicr msche tanle wing cnar
lace curtains, ssun damask do lined with silk window
shades nante and glasses bronze chandeers and
nuinter OF superior paintings particulars OF which Will
appear IN future advertisement superb set of ausee
Francals- elepan In gilt;
copy the Musee Roysle ees .ny bouud lo of wrench
china ornaments Brussels WUton tspesv and three ply
carpets carriages robes nlsd rosewooa aud mthnfsny
dining rofa couch o,tomans diyau chairs
table, Ac.. &c; bedsesds. wGrdrohs toilet
feather beds bols,ers pillows 80 also
fine bohemian glass sud engraved do &C. &c The
sale OF paintings will take place at O'Clock catalogues
al The auctioneers Office, Ia Pine street.