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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

UCTloN NoTICE.-ALL THE COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture Of prvste house in West Twenty -secpnd
street, for convenience Of the store 40 Ninth
avenue Twenty street. will be sold at private sale
very cheap n OF large rosewood Parlor
u cost when $780, VIII be sold for $780, single Par
bpr Suit consisting of Sofa, arm, reception and
BUR nedaon back Chairs covered in green silk plush wiz
BE 80 for $780, do covered In crimson and gold satin
krueae viii sold $780, lot Of rosewood and mahogany
Parlor and Bedroom Furniture China and Glassware Brus
eels Carpet Mattresses Beds AL this furniture has
Ia use only Ave months and is IL tie best order viii be sold
n areat bargain.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1853
SALES Ar ApCTrWH.

A uoId0E NoIicA;s--E LUDLOW Js., GENERAL
lis s s s q Gear Eek sse ID sSs S9s
ssing ~ Mssna,ds patented anti Friction CARRIAGE
wa SCI OF springs weighing nine pounds Also win be sold
~ s aay gasenseS lifting Az norssshoe "a shop rights n,
pc shod with he patent SHOE 7----4 f Wl1
4 ugrIoN, N0TlcE-JoBBERs STOCK or BOOTS,
RRb PEa be Sa q M Ss s r q
.andl street =. 10 A. n, by order OF the assignee.
A ucTIoN NorIcE-DAyIEL A. MATTHEW'S AUG.
4 ausop h Il S soSt Ssl I
BY sne s and
Of hoop skirt factory Machines Cor splitting and
Cane nshsd ne Rssds oana Reeds Grind aS
o sns ssss sVSf ss
A viii ss tss day Wsane"asy !, os Osos n H.
sAesroom ~ Nassau street. general assortment Of House
sSse IL e ss ss and G
hs RAJ T oa ae sss Sp
Wakbstands Bedseads, hair Mattresses, Palasse Bedding
nure the whole to Be perempory sold 10 the ghes. bddsr
y close eonsignmsnts. "a ..1aa. N a.dA $3.50
A UGTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- .ure,A. M CRisgAi.AR auctionssr win sell on
street S;twsen Second and Sird avenues he sse fuus
contained " Sa'd house par,,r con,,,,r, 5 IN \,
Two suits of rich brooael rosewood Paror Furniture
Dssss s sa sub
eots;Grenp Go den age Cupid Paul and Virginia sabraa
ccS ton Centre TuDe ocavs aS
ss nSssr sas ssss proof
rosewood Bureaus
Ss s's
ware E!chsa Utensils Family Plate together with one Her
Horse Hight buggy and Harness. e. fga i'
Catalogues on morning of sac, 49, ss.ssi
the trads aud Others M - - = S-~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

n s. RICHARDS, AUCTIoEEER.-s9o CASES ,s. B0Srs
a. Shoes and Rubbers a ausao "a py 49, ~ @ va
q street excellent assortment q Al
Kinds seakonable goods CAt0oEuos anu sAoes c@S o
ynnYnlur O sae.
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A SsICNEE's SALE OF RICH AND FANCY FURS
A A. ~ CRLSTAI.AR, Anctioneer, will sell,
IS, .. This day Noy Q At io1s o'clock IS

A ssIcsEEs 4 SALE 4 LIZ OF EIon AND FANCY rURs.
,sF ms 0Ay. rs 8 s :, q lSz o'clock
siam na ns sfa s, and Sss
cspes and vcornes separately and u sens ss:s
q s sa T ses
sleigh Robes great variety Catalogues morning Orsas
BROWNE 4 NICHOLS AucrIoNEERs, Will. SELL
HORSES = ROBES
oS IF SS1f Ss III hands
BY the since January be had direct
style beauty disposition speed and driving We hazard
pair q s only I've account q
the owner leaving the country omit prov saM
y s' order Cor
n..r,0, i'm p,,ov MN WAG y S,o, q, ~.
q
with double ne e.. as as by Gibson
ALSO two magnificent wolf Robes two very splendid dress
gentleman sswss ever offered Il auction '0s
BROWNE 4 NICHOLS AUcTroNEERs, Will, SELL,
% do hs and on Ney
va large importation Of ~ Naas - suee''
Italian Marble and Fancy Goods just received from the well
"'. -''.' PAoII rINcH1 CO., Italy,
:, and ess
designs
Also,
Elegant Bronzas staueea, Groups and single Figures Ink
stands paper Weights and Bronzes every desc, pton
Also,
guperb French elects In great variety
Also,
Rich French china dinner and Sets decorated an PLAIN
tetc iete Sets, Vases and Ornaments
t.ts.W ~ fU Also, ~9.F A.As
Rosewood workboxes writing Desks GoyeboYes Jeweboxes
etegere Ornaments Chinese Lanterns ivory Chessen Chess
boards, Checkers, &c.
sfH Also,
Bohemian and cut Glassware, Decanters obes Tumblers
Wines liquor Sets, Vases Pitchers punch Bowls Carais Gc
&c The whole making Of the fines. catalogues offered this
season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

pAMAGED BOOKS AND STATIONERY .fH.
Twsntyve Of Books and stationery damaged ~
ser an he steamer New World vt tho time recent
disaster For particulars catalogue, 70 be had the sales
rooms on tie morning of the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
SPORTING.

LrRANCfs BUTLER, NOS PECK SLIP HAS ALL ss-s Ih Inv
y choice breeds Of Dogs for sale ard ssocx per bot
tie Buffers new work on the Dog, beauiuy @s "~s's'
Dogs Boarded, TRAINED ~, Advice graus' @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

IcoR SALE CHEAP-THE FIXTURES, GOOD WILL,
ana five years lease Of premises "a Fulton street known
rooms. Inquire on tho premises for four days.
3s WIN. c. ANDERSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

ENoR SALE CHEAP-FAMuY SEWING MACHINES
for So Also Wheeler and Wilson's Singers Grover
Bakers and other second hand machines Cash advanced
machines and all kinds Of merchandise bought by THOM
SON 4 CO., l02 Nassau street, second floor l1-N
A. II. THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

TROCERY FOR SALEM NEWARK NEW JERSEY
NJ The stock and fixtures of grocery store In rood
locality No old stock on hand orparicuars inquire a b.
HELNIKE CO.'S LIS Washington street. corner hey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
IIENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEFR.

n 9. HORTON 1872 HUDSON STREET. WILL SELL.
W. this day rosewood 6s octave Pianoforte In good
condition. Sold by virtue OF mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

DY f. T. WELLS, AUCTIoNEER.-SALE OF EARTHEN-
- China and Gas sware Thursday, TO- at 10
O'Clock six months credit 50 Water street. Catalogues
ready.
nuTCH BULBS AND ROOTS AT AUCTION, THIS DAY
~ byJ. Z. VAN ANTWERP, 70 William street. and TO-
sis.ing Of Hyscents Tulips Crocns Narcssns Anemones
Rapuncuns, Snowdrops, Crown lmperals Lilies &c Oar.
deners ard those in want attend Catalogues ready.
II Window Glass at auction.-BCRDETT, JONES Il co.
Gold and Frankfort streets for Of whom NAV con.
1890 pure French Window Glass assorted sizes
very slightly, If any, damaged BY Water.-
nANtEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUCTIONEER. y
- Postponed sale of Havana segars Champagne and gen
BUTLER. sCHuLTz AND MATHEWS win sell at auction
to Thursday at l0a O'Clock, at their salesroon "a
Cedar street.
100000 genuine Havana Segars choice brands importation
Of Mr. O. w Faber Messrs. NJ. de Peega Co., r. s. La
Tore 4 Bro. and others 1H
AGO baskets Champagne, G. H. Mumms Heidsick and Phus
nix brands
puncheon Scotch whiskey Cameron Bridge. 800 Nicer
schau Pipes warranted genuine. Catalogues and samples
now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

NOR SALE CHEAP-SUITABLE FOR A SEWING MA
chine, small Steam Engine and Boiler all complete axI
feet made In the best with copper tubular boiler
power enough three sewing machines would
not burn half apeck Of day. Can be at IL Cham
be Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

T,ogr OFFICE LUNCH AND TIA ROOMS, q NASSAU
street. corner Of Cedar directly opposite the Post Office
This newly fed es.bishnaent VIII open to W. public on
Wedneeday, Nov q under the a. GEORGE ".
RYERsON who VIM be pleased On the occasion . Sc h.
VIII always on handMeats Poultry, Qysers Pastry &cs
Gc Particular attention w be given the serving Of ex
&c trial Z solicited from those who lunch down town. mos
liberal patronage. r. n Walker formerly OF Inc yerandan
win be found at his here and happy TO see AS o enS
and customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

LNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE
in the Eleventh ward now doing large cash business
To be sold the has other business Apply
at No. 226 Seventh Of Twenty fifth street, 10 the
LIQUOR .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

ROOMS ON SECOND AND
~ third floors, suitable for married single gentlemen;
ALSO Base nnen with BEDROOM attached location unsurpassed
~ W. Sy. Apply al - Nira Asres. psar Fnih avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

I,OR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
excellent and wen fitted up Book Stationery and Peri
odcal Stores also circulating Library, IA years established
sold of failing health Of the Apply on the
premises, Sll Bowery, opposite Bleecker street. N T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

DANIEL A. MATHEWS InTSy AE S;I I, e
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS will sell this day, CTed-
nesdav auction their salesroom Ga Cedar I0 o'clock
by execution quantity Of Iaces consisting OF
Edgngs Insertion Veis Collars dc also lo. of empty
Boxes mahogany Desk, Office Carpet. &c. BY order Of
MATHEW BERNIE, Constable.
Also OF Updershirts Drawers gents cbdrcnS
Uandkechefs shirt Bosorns chenille scarfs Legeings &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

TOR SALE CHEAP-TO CLOSE CONCERN, A
IL Patent Right and Machine for Cutting Bungs beck
Plugs &c Can be seen in operation at IL NJ, at lbs Aor
news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

TOR SALE-THE AMBROTYPE GALLERY 40 ALLAN
II tic street Brooklyn, doing We'll The purchaser will
be taught If desired. fne large skyght and low rent
Price SEQ. Decidedly first class location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

h UCTTON NoTICE-MoRTGAGEEs SALE OF GRO
"A ceries wines, liquors, &c.--HENRY GREEN will sell
big day q o eeock .. isi William street, Groceries Tea
Brandy and other Liquors. Wines Segars also 200 boxes
smoked Herring 250 kegs Dutch Herring 70 ts and cask
Salmon, 1000 lbs dried Codfsh; also SEQ lbs White Lead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

BY f. Z F. II. SCHENCK, This day and Thursday, yh and
10Th nsis II O'clock at their salesroo, No. IS Nassau
street, vary choice collection Of original Pictures being the
postponed from the LIST inst which has been added
about fifty very fine ancient and modern Flemish Paintings
The catalogue Includes valuable portrait Of lady by COP
LEY; Interior of Church. by DAVID ROBERTS; Shrim
pers, BY WILLIAM COLLINS; Iandscape, by DAVID cox
TAGE, YARNOLD and others. fine Landscape and Winter
Scene by HENRY CLEANWORK an elegant Interior, by r.
day. by VAN OUDENIIOyEN; Kitchen Scene, BY DI[4LENS
and many other pleasing Pictures by well knownrss Also
and curious ANTIQUES from the collection Of the
late ITHIEL TOWN, Esq Sale positively without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

DoARD.-TO LET, WITH GOOD BOARD, IF RE-
ID quired, In small private family two Floors containing
psro 'front.' back and bedrooms handsomely furnished with
piano gas bah very location convenient to cars
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

PoARD.-A FRONT ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
ID neatly furnished with double Closets; also the
lrd aoor house contains modern improvements family
SMALL home realized Hudson street and Beecher
paaa within block Of tho house. Apply ct q
Grove street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

DOARD.-ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, FOR
ID single gentlemen; few families be accommodated
handsomely furnished Rooms and Board at No. Leroy
place Beecker street. Broadway Reference given and
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24
NEW SPRING GONNA

We perceive that our friends, BRANCH, ALLEN
u EDWARDS, have already received large por-
ton OF their Spring Goods the first of the Sc ason
Their stock is indeed very extensive and varied
embracing almost everything, from pipe stem
to Sewing Machine. Purchasers, though they
may have the fastidiousness Of "Miss FLORA Nc.
FLIAsEy," cannot fail to find something to please.
Though they keep "nothing to wear," they Ger
tainly have almost everything else for the use
and benefit of mankind in general Books,
Drugs, and Fancy articles without number
something, in short, for all ages and conditions
For full particulars We invite you to persona
examination, and if you don't buy. it will be
because you hav'. the money and will not 20 on
"tek," for our word for il, .hey have goods
that cannot be resisted.
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WEED PATENT SEWING MACHINE

The Editor Of the Cleveland (Orio) Plaiuleal.
or, says: Sewing Machines are subject Of the
greatest interest in this vicinity, as they affect
the labor of every family in the land With n
view of purchasing and Of examining every kind.
TO find the best, We spent several DAYS while in
New York, in mhiutet inspection Of all kinds
now IN market, and our OncImsions were IN e..
vor OF Weeds Patent, as the most reliable Mn.
chine to put in, the hands of every one through.
out the State. We purchased one of them
a'h, nave used IT sofne time and or orin,on IN
more ,hnEc"nfiImed for IT. does. every kind of
sewing on cloth or leather, does its work strong
nice and r"pidIy. and has never been out OF wor[
ing order since it. come into our family. and Il il
$" ,"P" as seemingly impossible 10 get out Of
"'h'r or require rc'nirs more than nnv or.l;narv
person can perform. his'rcely or,ramentrd and
makes an ornament TO the furniture Of pcrlor.
~ 's very strong and little liable 10 wear on, ~
It's operatiuT can he easily learned with ,b.
printed directions for IA guide, and when any,
ia'nily has learned its use we are sure thew Wi,
"o' i've without t. 1t usea two thremds thms
making work stronger than il done by hand viii
one thread. besides making both sides Of tho tho
work Just alike Those who need a Sewno M
chine will do well to look ut this "'"
-. WHITNEY l. LYON, Proprietors
s-so,, $40 broadway. New York.
Sold by BRANoH d ALIEN, AbbevilIe. and nv
u. M. JOHNSON Columbia.
Feb. %, 1858 "A Am
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Sheriff Sales:

-, iS uE Of an Order from lion. D. +;
"arhaw. to me directed, will sell Mt the.
residence OF i'ar'ly Tucker, near IInrpcr's Ferrv
on Tie u''rd day of MARCH next, the fvllowi1Ir
property, viz: 'o"''s
% logs Cows and Calves, Bulls, I lot Of
N"r" IN Hhnck. lot shuckc'l Corn. I Mule ! Int
i'acon. | lot Peas. ! lot Meal. In, SI,,,,,. % o
Jars Lard cake Of Taow four horse Waoon
1 Cutting Knife, Cotton Planter. sctt Dt,wsrs'
! B"!sieal. pin" Table, | 10, Wheat. In, Fnj'
lcr' 10, "'i"n seed attached as the propertv
others. '''' ano
:, Also, M nt Ahh's'lie G. IT.. on tho first Monday
IN March next, five barrels and three bnl bor,
reis OF M"lnsscs. Attached as the propertv n E
ii,d'ie", Singer Il Co., ads. Vim. Mctiowan and
others. A "'u
Terms-CASII.
90, JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAD.
'' o"'ce' rcp' y 1887. 43-tds
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COTTON STATEMENT,

The Charleston papers give the following as
the receipts and exports Of cotton at and from
that port during the past week:
The receipts Of cotton in Charleston for the
past week were, by Railroads 1893 bn,cs: Lv
water and wagon 2,O25 bales-together l5.G57
baies-corresPonding week last year 1884
bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same
time We're, to foreign ports 1854 bales; coast.
wise 7,I98 bales-,naking the total exports of
the week 1852 bales, aud leaving on hand n
stock OF 77,733 bule1. inclusive Of 1898 bales
on ship board not cleared, aguinst a stock of
47,i91 bales and 1862 bales Oh ship. board
same time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
mounted to 9,4UO bales, at prices ranging from
ieto ll9.
The total receipts at all the ports during the
past week amounted 10 1896 bales, apoipst
ils,ll2 bales. received during the sumo period
last year The total receipts ut all the ports sine
the lst of September, amount to 9 G37, ,57S bales.
against l,1I7 S75 mp TO the same dates last wear
showing On increase this year of l,Ol9,7O3
bales
The exports to Great Britain up TO the latest
dates, amount to So ,954, showing an increas.
on me exports to that country last year of 1885,
652 bales The shipments 10 Northern ports
show an Increase Of $4,000 bales from the ship
ments Of last year.
The stock OIL hand and on ship. .bon,d Mt nil
The ports, up to the latest dates, amounts 10
l,OlG,724 bnlcs more than the stock on
hand at the corresponding date last year.
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R"les for 7ra"ciers.-The following rules are
Important to Travellers and are hot as widely
Known as could be desired:
1t has been largely decided that applicants
Tor tickets o." railroads can be elected f:om the
cars II they do not offer The exact amount of
their fare. Conductors are not bound 10 make
change.
All railroad tickets are good until used and
conditions good for this day only" Or otherwise
limiting the time Of gcnuineness. are of no &c.
count.
Passengers who lose their tickets can be eject
ed from the cars unless they purchase n second
one.
Passengers are bound to observe decorum in
the cars, aud are obliged to comply with all rea
sonnhie demands TO show tickets. Standing M.
on the platform. Or otherwise violating n rule
OF the company, repders u person nble to be put
from the train
No person has aEy right to monopolizc more
seals than he has paid for. and any article
left in the seat while the owner is tempora-
ri'y absent, entities him to the place on his re-
turn.
The above rules are based upon legal dccis.
ion
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Arizonn'-A correspondent of the Cncin-
matt Daily Gazette, writing from Arizona
under date Of January 10. says:
1t has been represented to our government.
by interested parties, that we have popula.
ton OF more than 10000 souls. Now I am
sh,snea su mat THIS Is very great mistake
Will not pretend to say how many Inhabitants
we have. including Mexicans and wild In.
d'nns but do know that there are not more
than 3oo white persons in the Territory ex.
elusive OF the soldiers at Fort Buchanan, and
am positive the entire population Of oil classes
will not exceed 800 With the exception Of
MessiIla. ! am personally acquainted witt, nearly
every white man here aud can call them nv
name.
LII regard To the country and its prospects.
tho same correspondent states that il "is al.
most destitute oi timber, excepting few stunted
oak and Mesquit, scattered thinIy over the plain.
and entirely unfit for building purposes, and a
few cotton wood and sycamore, in the river
bottoms. II is true, there is some good nine
in the mountains, but il requires immense In.
Dor 10 get it out, and the supply is by no
means inexhaus,ible. What little had been
taken from the Santa Rita mountains has sold
for $3.50 per thousand feet aud il is aImost
impossible. oven at this price, to get any one
to undertake the Herculean task. We have
been here seven months and have not vet
been allie to procure lumber enough to make
US door or table. Let my inserest here be
what it may, 1 am determined that my friends
who may wish TO try their fortunes hero shall
not be deceived in regard 10 the character of
The country. Agriculture may flourish to some
extent but Arizona is a mining and grazing
country, and these interests will give it l.s
futnre Importance. ! have no doubt it is one
OF the richest mineral regions in the world
SILVER, copper. and lend ara found in abundance
and gold hos been discovered in some iocali
ties" q .
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CLUBBING! CLUBBINd,I

Will, view to increase our subscription pat
ronagc, we make the following proposition:
We will furnish GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
and the BANNER, one year. for FOUR DOL
LARS; HARpER'S MAGAZINE and the BAN.
NER, one year, FOUR DOLLARS; ARTIIURs
HOME MAGAZINE and the BANNER, one
year, THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
The subscription price of either HARPER or
Cooley is THREE DOLLARS per annum :;
but We will furnish either of these Magazines
and the Runner, for just one Dollar more than
the price of the Magazine alone.
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D,. Wnes Aga;m-Dr. u. r. lines, alias
Allston, alias Hayne, reached Macon on Satur.
day morning at nine and half O'Clock, and pro.
ceeding Immediately to the office Of a gentleman IN
in that city, introduced himself as Col Pickens
Of South Csro'ins, who had served will, The
aforesaid gentleman In Congress, and after con.
versing for half an hour about their co.ernpora.
Ties in Congress and prominent incidents in their
public service. asked and obtained the loan OF
hfteen dollars to prosecute his journey to Char
'eston. Five minutes after Tire Doct OF had left,
a gentleman stepped into the Office with copy
Of the Constitutonalist, containing paragraph
about him which would have been worth fifteen
dollars II 1t bad been seen little sooner. The
gentleman who was "sold" is som np like tIie
elder Caxton. and good deal like Uncle Toby,
and made no effort TO recover liis money-Au-
yusta (G0.) Const,tatioaal;a.
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN
IL PUBLISHED AT
Columbia, South Carolina.
BY CHARLES P. PELHAM

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and manufncturer.-w be kept prompt.
view, aud no effort will be spared to make il,
all respects an acceptable fire. side visitor,
Feb. "a, 1859 A
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24
NOW Is YOUR TIME

We take occasion 10 remind our readers that
Kev. G. II. LANNEAu, an eminent Daguerrean
and AmbrotyPe Artist, has taken rooms at the
Marshall House, where he will be pleased to see
the Ladies and Gentlemen of the village. and
surrounding country.
DR. LASNEAU has been among us before as an
Artist and is kindly remembered by long lis
oi iormer patrons. We hazard nothing in saving
to those who may desire his services, that Mr.
l.. ranks among the first of his profession, and
Mat Ills style of pictures will not fail TO please
the most fasiidious