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The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

JAMES Fl. SHIN, of Middle Creek, announces
himself as a candidate for the office of County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Nominating Convention. m2std
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

We are authorized to announce ORANGE
! NORTHWAY as a candidate for Public Admin
istrator, subject to thesaoinination of the Demo-
cratic County Contention. je25:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

Bs3s- At last accounts the fight in Washing
ton Territory for Delegates to Congress was
waxing exceedingly hot. Gov. Stevens and
the Territory together. 1t is thought that Ste
vens and the whole Democratic ticket will be
elected by large majority.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
Tnr srArE CoxvExrIoN.-This bodv assem-.

THE STATE CoNvENTIoN.-This body assem-
bled on Z2d inst. and temporarily organized by
appointing R. Hammond temporary Chair
man, and Judge Miller, of Trinity Sec. pro TEN.
On Thursday the Convention nominated the
candidates for Governor and Lieut. Governor
On yesterday the ticket was completed, with the
exception of State Printer.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

DENNIS DUNN, of Shasta, authorizes US to
announce his name as candidate for Public
Administrator, subject to the approval of the
Democratic County Convention. je25:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

We are authorized to announce JOHN AN
DERSON, of Shasta, as candidate for County
Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Nominating Convention. m2l-td.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
PROPOSALS WANTED

nor BUILDING A BRIDGE across Little
l. Cow Creek, on the county road. The draft for
building may be seen at Smith & Tanquary's
store, at Millville, on Cow Creek, any time be-
tween this and the letting of the contract, which
will be done on the 25th inst.
H. ANKLIN,
ID. ROSS,
W. II. SLOPER
Committee
Mllville, June l6, 1859. jel8:2w
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
COLLECTOR OF TAKES.

We are authorized to announce T. CONKLIN
as candidate for the office of Collector of Taxes
subject to the approval of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention. je25:td
EDITORS COURIER Please announce my name
as an Independent Candidate for the office of
Collector for Shasta county, at the next general
election. Ue4;td] A. X. WATTS.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

We are authorized TO announce the anne OF
WILLIAM H. ANGELL, of Shasta, as candi-
date for the nomination of County Recorder
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Nominating Convention. my2std
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

PERsoNAL.-One of our mos, popular citizens,
c. Roethe, Esq, after six months visit to his
Fatherland, glorious old Germany, has returned
to our town, bringing with him most valuable
acquisition to our society, in the person of a
younp wife
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

A HUMBUG.-A Madame Hartman. a pretended
reader of the future, has arrived in town. Quite
a lot of the young men have had her tell their
fortunes. OF course she is an impostor and
false pretences
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

A GREAT FEAT.--A man, upwards of so years
ofage, who has been confined to his house all
winter, and who only a few weeks ago made
his appearance out of doors, on the Goth inst.
completed the great feat of walking one hundred
feat he appeared but little fatigued, and suffered
but little during the walk. 1t was certai .ly a
most remarkable performance, all the circum-
stances being taken into consideration. 1t has
heretofore been considered remarkable feat
even for young man, well trained and in full
health.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

We are requested to announce A. L. DOWN
ER as a candidate for the Assembly, subject to
the action of the Democratic County Conven-
ton iuI9.td
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
COUNTY RECORDER.

We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE KlTTRiDGE as al Independent can
ddate for the Office of County Recorder je4:td
We are authorized to state that JEREMIAH
R. DURlCK, of Shasta, is a candidate for Coun-
ty Recorder, subject to the decision of the De-
mocratic County Nominating Convention. MIL
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

We are authorized to announce L. B NAT.
LACK as candidate for the Assembly, subiec
to the action Of the Democratic County Con.
vention. jull;td.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25

THE VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.--We much fear the
Democracy have been defeated in Virginia.
The contest was so close that eight days after
the election it was impossible to say which par
ty had succeeded. Eighty-five counties, says
the Sacramento Union, had given Letcher, DEM
ocrat, only 42s majority. There were yet fifty
two counties to be heard from. If Goggin's gains
in these correspond with his gains in the eighty
FIVE counties, he will be elected by several thou
sand majority. Nevertheless we win still hope
that State which never wavered, not even in
the days of Harrison, will not prove untrue to
the Democracy at this time. However, even il
Letcher is elected, it is by vote so small as to
startle the Democracy That Lecompton Con-
stitution was thing full of evil to our party =
The Virginia election says as plain as words, to
those who attempted to make the approval OF
that instrument a test of Democratic fealty, aye
have erred and sinned grievously."
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
Democratic State Nominations

Democratic State Nominations.
For Governor,
Lieut.. Governor,
JOHN CONNESS. SS.~.......................El El Dorado.
Congress,
JOSEPH c. McKIBBEN............. ......... Sierra.
SAMUEL A. BOOKER. ...,...San joaquin
Judge of the Supreme Court,
ROYAL T. SPRAGUE..... ....., Shasta.
Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH P0WELL...............
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A. H. MYERS, RS,........................... Alameda
Surveyor General
JAMES LONG Butte
Attorney General,
ELIJAH STEELE..................... .Siskiyou
Controller,
GEO. PEARSE............... Recommendations.
Treasurer
D. r. ASHLEY.............. Monterey.
State Printer,
JOHN OMEARA A,....................San Francisco.
je25:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-25
District Court.

A considerable number of rulings were made
the cases disposed of were
Wilson VS.. Schroter debt; verdict for plain
tiff
Smith vs.. Hill ct al, ejectment verdict in fa-
vor of plaintiff.
Spencer vs.. Asberry; ejectment; verdict in
favor of plaintiff,
In the case of Ludwig vs. Howe ct al, the iurv
rendered decision last Saturday. As tbev had
to pass upon some forty odd points, it could M,
be determined well until yesterday, when Judoe
Daingerfeld passed upon it, which side gained
the case. As it stands now, so far as we can
learn, the victory is with the defendants.
The Court will adjourn to-day, after term
OF near six weeks Judge Daingerfeld will de-
part for Yreka in a few DAYS.
Hot WEATHER-CooLING MIxrUREs.-Durino
the week the weather hereabouts has been
equally as hot as in the mountainous regions of
Iophet. Hence, any sort of thing that would
serve to cool ola man. was looked upon by the
painting public as 4" mucha buena" The "sov-
ereignest remedy" applied in our case was pre-
scribed by Jack McTurck, of McTurck's Saloon
IL consisted Of one part water some ice and 9TH
er hxins, and nine parts of sherry wine. and is
technically termed "Sherry Cobbler'-so
named for the reason that it makes a mans cpl
gastric regions cool as a lapstone There is
no use talkin, in hot weather naked water
won't do-wIne is Indispensable To be sure
man should not drink too often-say once before
each meal, and once after each meal, and a bot
tie during the middle meal, and one or two
drinks between meals, and several in the cool
of the early part of the night That is to say we
should drink moderately. But as to joining the
Dashaways," while the thermometer stands at
1889, the bare idea is enough, if dwelt upon for
five minutes to melt man in his boots
WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?-Colonel T. j. Henley.
ex-Superntendent of Indian Affrrs in Califor-
mia, refuses to give the books of his Office up to
J. Y McDufie, his successor.
We observe since the foregoing was put in
type, that Mr.. Henley says he is ready at any
moment to turn over to his successor all the
property of the U. S. Government but is COM
PEELED. in justice to himself, to keep possession
of the records until such time as he may COM
plete a settlement of his accounts. In the
mean time his successor has free access to said
records.
Rag Col. Snowdcn, of the Standard, and Col
Whiting, recently had a passage at arms-all
about remark made by the former relative to
Mr.. Broderick. Col. Whiting used his cane over
the head of Col. Snowden in rather " "pert :"
manner. Snowden before the Recorder, how
ever, acknowledged that he struck first and that
Whiting was justifable in doing what he did
Whereupon his Honor fined Snowden one dollar
and costs-which, the paper states, were prompt
ly paid, but which, from our knowledge of the
ColonePs habits, we are inclined to believe
rather problematcal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
YheO. FrOis,

.~. YYaeO. .F'rOis,
l32 CANAL STREET. .............132 CANAL STREET,
In Touro Building,
Has Just received by the latest arrivals from Europe large
assortment desirable Goods which he offers very
prices 100000
Rich Figured DE LANES, at all prices.
Extra Rich ROBES DE LAME
A Fine Assortment of Plaid CHAII1ES.
Fine Plaid woRsTED.
-GRISAILE and Figured English BAREGES.
. Do. in ROBES PATTERNS
Embroidered and Figured English BAREGES
Small and Large Figured Double English BAREGRS.
Fine G ASE MAREST and BAREGES.
Rich French CALICOES.
Largo Assortment of Shawls.
Chenille SHAWIs; Tartans do silk Striped and Worsted
do; do Round Conor with Tsssels Brocls Cashmere do
Black cashmere do Long do.
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKs Black Silk Mantas worsted
Nett Shawes Ladies' Marquse Paraso do Half Umbrellas
Black Bonbszne and Apacas Plain Black and Coloed Cash
mered d'Ecose Chldrens White and Colorcd Pigne Taas
Bsques Cape Long and Short Cosks and Dresses various
prices Tape Bodered Hemsched Embroidered and Mourning
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs Embroderies of all styles,
French Blankets, Fannels Domescs and large OF
other Goods not above mentioned. OIL 2p6t
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II Card to the Public.

Ny attention having been drawn 10 article in late Mem
mis- paper the formation Of Independent Line
Of Packets Memphis and New Orleans and boat
being of the number wish state to the public
that aluon my boat going into the Memphis trade is
utterly false and without particle Of truth in it.
Being the projectors of the ST. Louis Cairo and New
Orleans Railroad line Of packets being proud of that enterprise
having we'll adapted to that trade expected to
long the line in furnishing condition and
the boat continues make in other words as long
there running between New Orleans and ST. Louis
w. J. KOUNTI,
Commander of the City of Memphis.
p s. All papers that have noticed the above article will do
mo favor by publishing the above Card. o22 2plt
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IN ~ - Opposition Mass Meeting this
u C:snge Square, Second District As .
3 " u cosiss We calculate that large and en-
u 0sd viii be in attendance exceeding
~ altsk made up the great demonstration on
" slasset few evenings since Very able
~ III adlress TIE multitude and the aims
"a IN u tAe 0pposition party will be fully set
1os(k "a expousnded. M shall be On hand, Is
usl Il / IN M accuratc report Of what trans
~ "A sppes u the mammoth edition Of the
q ~ ~ III w publish on Monday,
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DOENeNl'

DOIbeN1'
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
lsS2-Gharered by the Legislature of Louisiana,
Capital stock, S250,OO0,
Rcopened the New and Spacious Iron Edi
fee, known
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Camp and Common sts.,
ENTRANCE BOTH STREETS.
OPEN DAY ND ENING
NB.-There are apartments and Professors for
HOUSEKEEPING PENMANstIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc,
So as 10 save the time of business men.
WISH until perfect they wish to be- There are proba
by than Of its former students in banks
and business houses in this city.
Merchants apply here for clerks and book keepers
Country merchants, steamboat clerks, etc. ean learn IN
keep books correctly write free handsome
hnnd.
Catalogues with terms opinions of the the leading men
of the nation, etc. sent to all who desire them
This is the only chartered Commercial College in tho South
west oldest United States and has stood Tor
MORE THAN QUARTER OF CENTURY
on It's merits alone.
N prevent mistakes mposons, Students Intended
this College should bring this advertisement as special dfec
tons as there arc winter temporary for few
mouths all course m,king wonderful preensons and prom
ise posing flaming pac:d enieten the people OF New
Orleans and of the South,
Citizens and strangers respectfully lhSeo 10 WISH e
College and judge for themselves.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
oeal 2n3t1W4 President
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FIRST ANNIvERsA RY


New Lusitanos Benevolent Association,
INAUGURATION OF THEIR TOMB
Programme:
The Association will form 10 o'clock A. NJ precisely
der the direction Marshal THOMAS c. HoGcARrH
in the following order:
Thos. c. Hoggarh, Grand Marshal.
Antonio dc Fretas Aid to Grand Marshal.
Louis Ialzer, Aid to Grand Marshal
New Union Jack, supported by three Members.
.a. DIVISION.
Assistant Marshas, Prosper Barba and Jos. Canal.
Music, Brass Band and Field Band.
Junior Members.
Banner of the Association.
Assistant Marshals, A. Abadie and Mel. Vegas.
Officers of the Association.
Mayor of New Orleans Recorders City Council and
Officers different Benevolent Societies other invited
Guests
Board of Administration and Relief Committee
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshals. j. b. Gunst and Jayne Gelpi.
Music, Brass Band.
American and Portuguese Flags.
Members of the Association.
DIVISION
Asssian. Marshals Joseph Setter and J. w. Cotaya
Music, Bass Band.
New American Flag and German Flag.
Members Of the Association.
Flag
Members of the Association
Assistant Marshal, in the rear, Emelio Morari.
The procession when formed will march down Front
street TO Of Barrack and Old Streets where
American Flag will presented Association by Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Hoggarth
Thence up street to ST. Ann, up ST. Ann,
Square where salute will Then process.
sion stop Charities street between ST. Io, and Toulouse
Streets French Flag, which will presented by
French members Of tho Association
Then up Camp around Lafayette Square, when
another salute will be fred st. Charles down Girod the
Cemetery the Inauguration Of the Tomb will place
and delivered by Anthony Ssmbola Esq Secretary
Of the salues will be fired before and
the of the inauguration Then the procession will
proceed up Julia Carondclet Canal Royal Espa
made Enghen Greatnen Elysan Fields Morales
tween and Elyan Fields when Token will pre-
sented to Bacelo, Godmoe of the Banner up
around Washington Square when the last salute
After which, the members will repair the Third
Exchange where refreshments will be prepared for tho
and invited where also address will be
yered by More member of the Association. Thence the
procession will form again. and will proceed down Love-
part and the Hall when the procession will
| disbanded.
THOMAS c. HOGGARTH,
| 90 2p3t Grand Marshal
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.Tesp LtssifnssOs
AssoCIATIo

BEN Ey CLIENT ASSOCIATION
OF Nrxv +. -
The members OF the above Association requested
meet with full Rcgaia) at their Hail. No. rs Old Teyee
street. on SUNDAY NEXT tho sd Of October 1850 at
O'Clock A. NJ precisely for the purpose of celebrating tho First
Anniversary Of the Association, and inagurang the Tomb
erected in Grod street Cemetery Ali the members
quesed to be puncua.
BY order Of the President:
- ANTHONY SAMBoI.A. Scc'y.
On this occasion American Flag will BIO presented to the
Association by Miss Sarah Elizabeth Hoggah and French
Flag by the French members OF the Association.
The ceremonies of the Inauguration Of tho Tomb will take
place Mt about IL o'clock street Cemetery.
public respectfully invited to attend.
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VY.Nte1.! Water !!
CLEAR. PURE WAT ERR!

y N II NV, Z y 70 = - = =
The subscriber is now prepared furnish tho public with his
HYDRAULIC sELF-CLEANING
FIIIT ER,
., ,,,,o,,, y. ,rrisb from FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAY.
This Filter is unlike other Filters never gets foul 1t
ia adan,ed to all purposes where fterng is required
HB-For reesnce-st Charles and ST. Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Merciers,
Canal street. and others now in use.
n5ra Office No. 2 Tchoupoulas street.
N. F. RICE,
os 2pm New Orleans
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Wood, Eddy s Co.'s Lotteries.

Wood, Eddy 3 Co.'s Lotteries.
DRAWN At
Wilmington, Delaware, and Augusta, Ga,
wooD, EDDY CO.'S.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR OCT0BERt
Capital Prize $4,000.
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
. STATE LOTTERIES!
The following Scheme will BIO drawn by WOOD EDDY h
CO. Managers of tito Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia, in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries OCTOBER 1882 IN
public, ms follows:
Glass 40 draws Saturday, October l. 1859. ."
Glass Al draws Saturday, October g, 1859.
Glass AZ draws Saturday, October Is, 1859.
Class L3 draws Saturday, October u, 1859.
Glass A draws Saturday, October 70, 1859.
Sass PRIzFs's
M6RE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EyERY NINE TYcKEYS
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN 0CTOBERi
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n1- Eighth Ward American Club, Third
Distric-This Club regularly every MONDAY mt the
United Hotel Eyian Fields street. between Victory
and Aoreau streets, at o'clock r NJ
BY order Of the President
seq 2ptf T. A. b QUIET Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

rs We are authorized to announce that
HENRY DAMRoN has Withdrawn from the a
District IN Of j. c. CoSTEY the american nominee.
nr30 2ppo5
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beers notified the regular place
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, ut o'clock punc.ually.
ss By order Of The President. sell 2ptno1
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IN Rtsm PoIlcE in charge Of the First District
~ thanked for their services in saving his
W NJ. D. Christie, l28 Commercial alley,
w III lzsa com unicaticn to that effect.
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K3- The Opposition State Executive Com
NrfEE meets DAILY their room, No 2 in building
Of st. Charles and Commercial Alley All
dressed to JAS NJ MussELMAN Corresponding Secretary
will be promptly attended to-
seq 2pM II. NJ SUMMERS Chairman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

HrFifth Ward American Club-A meeting
Of this Club will be held at tho usual place. Basin street
SATURDAY EVENING next the 2d ins Mt 81 o'clock for
business of tho highest Importance.
the Fourth and Sixth Ward American Clubs
requested to attend said meeting.
Most punctusl attendance is required
OF Opt BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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The Ei,.kle $ Lyon
S e WIN G. M a G II n f. S
Arc warranted by
TO GIVE RETvTER SATISFACTION
THAN ANY OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN MARKET,
Or Money Rcfu ntled!!

Or Money Refunded!!
Purchasers in making their examination of tho machines
of different manufacturers will do well request the exhb
ito TO take dozen pieces of different fabrics ranging all
the from the finest the heaviest CLOTH and
stout, hard eathersew each of these, machine
ming at its highest Speed without stopping changing the
tension; repeat this
times Now If the sewing all the de,en, fabrics is perfect
the elastic and alike both sides skipping of Stitches
then conclude that the machine POOR ma,
chine least and the machine thai viii do this BEST
for family
stating belief that the FISkLE MACHINE
the best in the Market FOR FAMILY USE and for MANU-
FEATURING PURPOSES We challenge the careful
scrutiny. ,x,,,.e,
SroRY BuILpiSe,s
OILS 2p5,&itw Corner Camp and Common streets.
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sg- We are authorized to present the name
Of THOMAS H. wEIGHTMAN Of the Parish Of Ascension,
as candidate of Commissioner Of Board of Public
Works for the Second District. o8 2pe&
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n1- For Congress = We are authorized to
LAWRENCE d. NICHOLS, of the Parish of As
cension tho Opposition candidate represen. Second
Congressional District. au23 2ptno7
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Aa- Third Ward American Club - Tho
meetings Climb will gsn take place No. 50 Camp
street. near Nntchez street. voy SATURDAY EVENING
O'Clock Native American d Adopted citizens residing in the
First District, are cordially invited to Join.
se3o 2ptf J. G. POINDEXTER, President.
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na- The Second Ward American Club will
hold meeting New Basin, every SAT
URDAY EVENING, o'clock. Punctual attendance is
ouired By order Of the President. se26 2ptf
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nSr For Congress - First Representative
DIsrRlcr-CHARLEs BIENYENU is the nominee of the State
Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress
First Representative District SEQ 2pe
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Gold Pens

REPOINIED AND REPAIRED,
6s Camp Street, up stairs,
Between the Crescent" and % Picayune" Offices.
o5 2p6m S. w. HIGGINS.
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Dr. George ps". s,ssssl,,
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice, will attend professional
gagemcns his Office No. III CANAL SIRE EFT, nearly op
posite Christ Church. jy4 2ptf
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nB- Ninth Ward American Club, Third
District This Club regulgriy every SUNDAY at IL
o'clock Nj the Star Coffee House, street. between
Cloues and Mon,sgut Streets
se2s 2paf JNo. ]. LUGENBUnI, Secretary.
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pFFifth Ward American Club-This Club
hereafter regularly every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
o'clock, at the usual place.
BY order of the President. seal 2ptf
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Samuel II. Moore,
HousE-FURNI STORE,

- E-F u RNISHING STOR H,
No. 40 Camp Street,
-nAs FOR SALE gs
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS, sm5.
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITES STONE DINNER SETS,
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAST0Rs
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLETs.
SILVER PLATED NUT-CRACKs,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS, =.. @
PLAN1sHED TIN COFFEE POTS.
PLANIsHgD TIN COFFEE URNs,
PLANISHEp TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANISHED TIN SOUP TUREENS,
PLAN1Si1ED TIN TEA KETTLES,
PLANIsHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRoNzED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CAsToRS,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAFoTS,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS, "M.
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLEsTICKs.
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPANNED BREAD-BASkETS,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPANNED COAL. VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
CRUMB BRUSHES,
SCRuBBING BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES.
WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES
CHIMNEY BRUSHES, ...-o...
r,,,n nI-srr,s
MARKET BASKETS,