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SONS OF fEMPERANCE.

The following persons have been elected officers
Of Beersheba Division, No 8, for the currentquar:
ter:
j. R. S. Meek, ". p W. R Davies, " A. I;
]. E. Burns, r. s.; J. R. Mcknight, 4. r. s.; J;
F. s. Carson, r. s.; A. Burns. r. W. NJ. Ca1d-
well, c.; W. E. Dover, 4. c.; W..B Burns.
Is; J. W. Parker, O..S.; 4; H. c. Tbomasson,
j. p. ". p; Rev. j. A. Davies, Chaplain.
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For the Yorkvirle Enquirer.
TR1RuTE or REsPEcr.

At late meetingof Beersheba Division, No. 8,
Sons Of Temperance, Commitree which had been
previously appointed to prepare minute, with
reference 70 the death of one of our, members ;
proposed the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted: .
Whereas, 10 the Allwise Providence of. God,
death has invaded our ranks and removed from US
one Of our number brother JOHN PARKER, aud
whereas, from the first orgapizstiou Of our Divi-
sion he has been an active and consistent member,
therefore,
Resotred, l. That while we bow withssubmis-
sion to this dispensation of Providence. Ne will
cherish the memory, Of our deceased brother, and
as token Of our regard for bis virtues, we will
wear the usual badge Of Mourning forshirty days.
Resolred, g. That We viii mot be forgeful Of
his bsreayed family, and that We tender 70 them
our sincere sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved, g. That o copy Of these resolutions
be- transmitted to the family Of the deceased, and
that they be published in the YoRKvILLE ES9uI.
RER.
J. A. DAVIES,
g. ..~ A. BURNS, COMMITTEE.
- @ F. s. CARSON.
Anr;l % 1859
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CALHOUN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

Since the patriotic efforts Of the M"unt Vernon
Association have been crowned with n success
which promises fulfllment of their noble pur
pose, the ladies of the Calhoun Monument Asso
citation have taken fresh courage and set about
their tasks with renewed energy. By past exer-
tions, they have accumulated about $50, 900, which
is held in safe and remunerative investments, and
they now propose opening "Fora Fair at the
Institute Hall, Charleston, on the 10th of May,
for the purpose of securing additional funds
sh' uld the Fair prove successful, they des gn to
commence the erection of the Monument forthwith.
The advertisements in another column soleits
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THE REGISTER AND HERALD.

Messrs. GAILLARD and CLARK have retired from
the editorial management of the Winnsboro' jour
mails, and their place has been taken BY Mr. ?. s.
LAYTON, a recent graduate of the Citadel Acad-
envy. Mr. LAYTON introduces himself gracefully,
and promise to keep the Register and Hsratd up to
their high standard. We beg to extend to oil our
kindliest coprteses
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OBJ YBn:kdlk y Gnpitn.
YoRKVftLE, S. c..
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1859.

Special Notice.--An communications, on matters con
nected with the paper should be addressed to THE
VILE ENQUIRER" and not the Editor or PROPRIETOR per
sonay Persons desiring promp: attention to the
must bear this In mind , o.,,,
~ Capt. D. D. MOORE; Maj. MYLEs SMITH. SaML
G.. BROWN J. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL j. kWIksnpA. "a,
Of York, aud WILLIAM D. Cook, Of BennettsVe' are a
thorized agents of the ENQUIRER
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RAIL ROAD CONDUCTOR.

At meeting of the Directors few evenings
since, we learn that Mr.. ROBERT ALLISON was
elected Conductor on the Kings Mountain Rail
Road. vice Mr.. ROBERT McLuRE.
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aANoTHER DIVISION ~

Fears have been entertained by well-meanfhg
friends that the temperance reform in York Dis;
triet is on the decline Those who indulge snch
apprehension look only upon the surface; tney re-
gard progress in this reform as indicated alone
" BY a. constant troubling of the elements; they
misinterpret the quiet atmosphere in which the
laborers are at work The truth is, the temper
ance movement was never so well secured, so
steady. so constantly onward, rs at present: A
friend from the Bethel country tells us that the
Centre and Bethel Divisions are increasing at
every meeting; that. although new Divisions on
the outskirts make iuroads upon their ranks, the
companies continue up to the mark, rank anu
file. And we have no doubt that the samf gratiiy-
ing reports can be made of other sections in which
the cause has taken hold. There is no need, no
occasion for these prophesies Of evil. The work
is going on, and the grand demonstration to be
made Mt Rock Hill in July, when the Grand Di'
vision shah be there iu session, win prove the
truth Of what we cay.
A new Division was organized at Bethany
Church. in this District, on Saturday last, by D.
G. W. P, J. L. M. ADAMS. 1t will be called
"Bethauy Division, No. 61,' and new numbers
twenty members-stauncb, reliable, working men,
The following officers were elected and installed
for the currentquarter:
WIN. McGill, W.P.; Joel McCarter, W. A.;
B. G. Davis, r. s. u. A. Miller, &. r. S. Z; Robt
M. Faris,, r. S. =; E. T. Faris, r. ;.Wm. Quinn, G. !
s. r. w. Faris. 4 c. ; B. P. R. Henry, LIS; J.
J.. Patterson, o. s.; J. T. McMsckin, p ". r.;
Robt H. Wells, Chaplain. .
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oELEBRAT1oN AT BuLLock's cREEEs

CELEBKATION AT bULLoohs OHh1I1H>
We had scarcely flushed the foregoing para
graphs when another cheering indication came
from different point of the compass. The Bull
locks Creek friends ere steadily going forward
and propose to afford a proof Of their progress,
by demonstration at the church, on Thursday,
the 18th Of May. Rev.. Messrs. WATSON and
JAMES have promised o'deiiverthe addresses, and
Captain Hoop and his BrassBand have very kind
ly consented to afford good music on the occasion.
The Bunock's Greek people are enthusiastic,
who,e-souled hos pitsble, andcapital entertainers
and all who can attend aheir celebration will be
abundanhs gratied. Read the notice, in anoth-
or column. . J.
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Small Por.-Is still as small as ever No new
cases, and the stranger is doing we'll Winns5oro
Rsgistr.
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Gross Income ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlS,S46 O4
The expenses, ordinary and extra
ordinary of the road, during the same
IT, e. q amount in the aggregate to, s15,sss 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
a I.RrRr n 0RIFFIN, AUCTIoNEER.
a MAnNIEi0ENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITU

"A MAGNIFIOENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
S s nSsnass ocr prsoes ross
wood Psnoorte medallion velvet Carpets French
psn artists Dresden china Drawing Room Suites
ktegeres bookcase, ormou Chandelier Extension Dnng
Table Br snS rs nns%Ssr
acXLBsRT NJ Griffin respectfully iaforms bis friends
the public that he viii sell by auction All the rich House
der Of the best description Catalogues the house
Sold order Of Chas: g. Burt ksq viz rosewood Parlor
eight stuffed back Chairs richly carved and covered Ii
silk brocae richly carved wood Centre Table sauary
marble top DOORS rosewood Secretary and Book
lined with satin wood rosewood Recumben Chair
bo de marqueterie Choner Encognure Cabinet
magnificent rosewood octave psnotoe four round
rosdwsy mahe ana v raoaa Cane
bury embrodered cloth Cover music Books light ormolu
Chandeliers imported for the present owner BY Marcot Le
representing Night and Morning Columbus Rembrandt Ru
bens French baga,ee Board medallion velvet Carpets
Paintings by EgAw Cole Seeres Huntingdon Inman; large
rench plate Mirrors rich gilt frames sdes work Table,
sauees Melodeon VIOLIN French line Engravings solid
Bssand do. hall Chairs Oicloih velvet stair Garrett,
Chabs lB feet dining Table ruby and goi
Punch Bowl superb lot Of Cut and Engraved Crysal
Coz o. q Soss 90 dp Wines
four Preserves set Decsntes ivory Handle Knives aud
Forks solid Silver Dinner asd Tea Service Silver plated Cas-
Basket SAVERS Buffers Tray and Stand ruby gold Liquor
Set Paran marble Butter Stand, Cheese Dishes &c solid
and French plate mirrors lined with satin wood Wasstand
Commode Shaving Stand Oval Mirror Pastel Painting Tapes
Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Sheets Coanterpanes
Toilet Table Couch Arm Chair aud six Chairs covered
hsgany and Black walnut Sofas Rocsers Bedsesds Wash
stands Dressing Bureau Also all the Furniture of the
wants apartments Also desirable assortment OF Basement
and Kitchen Furniture Also all the Wines Liquors &C. Sale
tertmptory, rain or shine
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CVTIOf NOTICE
a SALE OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

A CCTIOF NOTICE.
II SALE OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Rich and mas nfcent Drawing Room Suits PAnoore pier
ard msle Mirrors lace Curtains Brussels Carpets Rugs
Or mou Chandeliers Oh Paintings China Ornaments Bisque
and Pafian Vases, DC
will sell at public auction 5is day, Thursday
At 10Y ocars,
At the four story residence Eleventh street be-
tween Fifth and sixth avenues.
Consist r part OF two solid rosewood Suits covered rich
brocte of which caryedn clusters Of and fruit
In perfect order with slip covers two ttegercs with
marble tops with French red with SAITH wood very
expenssyey carved elegant centre side Work
with satin wood wood Secretary with elegant
ines, made TO match the rosewood paror furniture
rosewood and Music Stands splendid seven oc
tave rosewood premium Pispofor,e richly inlad with
pearl and real pearl keys. decidedly of the
suberb Instruments made; richly embossed Cover
Window Curtains. Also. great varie, 81 Oil lntngs
bracng many valuable specimens large Fruit Piece by
Seidel Winter Scenes Views moonlight Views Land
Ac., all elegantly framed large size elegantly deco
rated china Vases; Paran Chinese Figures
day ormon Clocks together with other costly Mantei
Chairs in hair cloth medallion: Rocking
Chairs Sofas and black walnut Extension Tables rich
china Tea Sets cut Glassware, comprising full assortment
srch Turnbers, Wines Champsgnes Goblets, Celery
Glasses Salts Butter Dishes Ieonsdes Pitchers &C. also
costly silver Ware such elegant revolving Casters. with
splendid Bottles Spoons Forks Gale Baskets Tea Ser
vices SAVERS ivory Cutlery Cookery Plates vege
table Bshes Tureeps &c Also the Furniture OF all the
containing mahogany cushioned Chairs eegan.
rosewood mahogany and black walnut edsteads pure Hair
with Wsthstands match the Bedsteais efficiently deco
raed chna Toilet Sets bedroom Carpets Mirrors Toilet and
Work Tables elegant Carpets and Rods Gclohs al
Sands &c. JAMES MILLER PAXTON, Auctloneer.
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And House Furnishing Articles.
Magnificent pod Paror Furniture 5rocsde lace Curtains
soh Drawing Room sus elegant rosewood Piano
forte rich China Silver Ware bronze Chaudeera spendd
collection Of OIL Paipiinvs. Bronzes. SC
This day Thursday. Al l0H O'Clock.
Consisting of the whole beautiful Furniture contained IN the
dwelling hnuse l52 West Twenty first street. west of Seventh
all Of which made order and Ia FIRST class
throughout consisting Of beautiful Asnsl aud Pier Mirrors,
elegantly framed with tables aud match
rosewood gothic Etegees style Louie XIV brocade and lace
Cuans wood Centre Sofa and Pier Tables superior
Secretary BOOKCASE ays French
giant fuu suits sold rosewood Paror Furniture beautifully
carved aud covered in crmson brccade with Tur
ksh Lounges with Folire Chairs N match French Bouquet
Tables blad With pearl PsDier Mache Quarteae Tables
magnificent rosewood Panofore elaboraeiy carved, with
pearl key used but two months Administer and ROYAL velvet
Carpet velvet Rugs artistic Bonzes various historical and
classical subec,s marble Saees and Groups Manel
Vases Card Receivers Fountains decorated Manei
Vases and Parlor Ornaments Chandeliers &c.
Dining Room and Chsmbers-cci rosewood Bejsteads
marble top Dressing Bureaus DO Washsnes French Toilet
Sets oval French Mirrors Glaze Chegal Gasses s.
perb hair Mattresses and Bedding e'e aees French Chairs
elegant Extension Table rich China ruby and
ivory Table Cutlery Rogers Brothers Scerware &c with
large variety Of rosewood oak and mahogany furniture,
not enumerated all OF which will be sold without
commencing at l01 O'Clock precisely n BThere win be
goods Of description sdned this sale but those belong
ina the house This notice deemed essential that purchas
may fully understand the character Of the sale.
w. Il. WESTCOTf 4 Co, Auctioneers
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4 UCTIoN NOTICES. ; j. BOG ART, AUG r10NEERS--
n This day, at l0ls O'Clock a, the auction r,ons, No
North William street mortgage sale OF Household Furn
ture consisting Of mahogany SOFAS four cge suits marble
top mahogany Parlor suits mahogany Parlor chsirs
Dining Chairs in hair CLOTH rosewood marble Centre
Tables roahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus mahogany
Card Tables cain seat Arm Chairs Brussels three ply
grain Csrpets large lot English Olcoh splendid
randdes Lounges rosewood quaete Tabes window Shade
window Curta ns mahogany and cottage Bedsads oil Paint
ings hair Mattress feather Pillows. Also, the effects of
TIVE irun Safes &c, &c. =
JOHN W. sUMERENDyKE, Attorney for Mortgage
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LBERT H. NICoLAY. AUCTIoNsERs.anRREs.dTL Iss
IN auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds albert II. NlCO
LAY will SELL is fTbusdav Dec s 2s o'clock at hts

Two notes of Rsbcock Phelps Co, 500 10. $5l5 TO-
s. coo Missouri State per cent bonds.
Coco Virginia tate per cent bonds.
5000 Treyefion Coal and Railroad per cent bonds
SECURITIES rece we'd in addition to the regularly advertised m
during every sale Next regular sale Monday, Dec. S.
Regular suction sales Of stocks and honda Monday and
Thursday day whenever required l2i O'Clock
the STOCK saesroom No. 81 William street Merchants FIX
charge desired Stocks and Bonds bought aud sold p
ya,e sale aud ut the Brokers Board allowed on
deposits and dividends collected Sales also made of
estate, at public and private sale. when desired
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Stock AnctioReer Broker and Banker
No 81 William rect near Wall.
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A UCT1oN EoTICE.-BURNHAMs FURNITURE Elk
W. ples and trnt9re packing establishment Ill and il3
west Eey enth street. between Fifth and Siyh
Furniture Of every description boxed and ahpped
70 al pars OF The world Psnofores, Paintings, Mirrors
Tour horse WAGONS for the removal Of furniture the cou
~'~'~nS -S- N'A-
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A ssIGNEE,s BALE OF WINES. RRANnIEs src ns

A sslGNEE's SALE OF WINES BRANDIEs. syGAps
"A Champagnes and Groceries-A. M. CRIsTALAR Anc,
toneer will sell on Friday Dec at lOx O'clock at "a Bow
large assortment Of French Cognac oard and other
Johns scheda and Holland Gin IL pipes Irish malt Boar
payne Caret German Wines Bay Rum together with large
lot OF fine Brandies and Port Wine In deohns Also large
chong and ooopg Tea quarter and half chests together with
large LOT OF Liquors cases Also Wider
Safe at f2,s o clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

A UcTIoE ,,NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY AUCTIoNEgR,
"A will ecu this day a. l0 o'clock saiesroom 70 nassau
street large variety Of aud hand househod FUR
nure consisting IN part OF rosewood and mahogany parior
Suits covered IN hatrcioh and brocate fas
and parlor Chairs marble Tables
Csrpe lace Curtains Gas Futures gilt frame pier and man
lei Mirrors extension dining Tables ali sizes marble ton
sdeboards dressing Bureaus Washsands Bedsteads ar
Mattresses, Pafiaases Beds Bedding &C. &c A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
Onward sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
LARGE AND PEREMPT0EY SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
LADIES' FuRS, CARRIAGE ROBES, &C.
BY +. h r. II. ECHENCK,
At their sslesroons No IS Nassau street. on Friday Dec
at 10Y O'Clock A. M large OF the very
richest Furs manufactured the Of finest
skins By Of the arges houses the trade expressly for
retail trade. They comprise ~
REAL RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE
all adapted for both ladies' and geniemen's wear
CAPES, CLOAKS MUFFS
CUFFS, vICTOkINES. PEJERINES
TALMAc CAPS GLOVES
Also, an entire stock OF a large variety OF elegant
SLEIGH, GARBAGE AND LAP ROBES
among which may be found rich and wei trimmed
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOLF,
VERY RICH GRIZZLY BEAR
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
m,t HUDSON BAY WOLF.
Beautiful French Genet and Coon Lap Robes
IN oneng This sale 10 the public would that every
aruce sold viii be warranted by be exactly as repre-
sented enhrey fresh goods, and free moth And wa
inrner give every purchaser the privilege 70 return within
gays aiier The sale article should prove 10 be
sale. f1 3"'"oa W sl'S
The goods will be exhibition at saesroom on Monday
ana tne ades and pubic generally invited 70 exane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER
~ FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWEIRy EANCv L.

~
ELEGANT JEwELRY FANCY GOODS &c
BUTLER. Schultz MATHEWS will sell at auction this
day. Thursday at Lex O'clock at their ss.esroo "a Cedar
street dice Of epne DUPLEX anchor and patent lever
Watches in IL and Is carat gold huptnr and ope fscs
silver hunting and face do Is gold hunting
lever II jewels double time independent secoud stop Watch
Also large OF elegant Jewery for boa
ges and ladies we consisting Of fn sets Of Braceets
mosaic settings fine gold guard, neck Chains soil
gold Pencil Pens Crosses Lockets seal Rings
sleeve Buttons suds Also superb Bohemian glass er
Sets Coognes china Figures Clocks Draugh Boards India
rub3er Chessmen, fortemonnaes pocket Cutlery
mounted Daggers china Vases, &c, &c
Aso pay sdyances2 silver plated Eve bottle Casters
The whole will be sold without close invoices
especially ADAPTED for holiday presents
Catalogues and goods now ready for examination.
EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER-THIs DAY
u Dec. L. 1T II O'Clock, at 80 Nassau street, r. r. IL
sCHENCK will sell the entire balance of old Wines Brandies
Segars dc remaining uLsod from Oct H. belonging to the
late firm Of Lawrence Bros Miller importers and jobbers
of wines. &C. Among the balance remaining unsod are
bottles cases and demtohns; do in and casks; pale
sherres part very high grades golden and do Ports
Scotch Bourbon Monongahea and Continental do very old
and selected double St. Crox Rum choice Jamaica
and Grenada do chdam Gin dozens very high grade pale
Of fine Havana Segsrs consisting of 1880 genuine Cabanas
Brevas iss $3.50 Piotn Papatsas 20 100 genuine Figaro
Prensados ~ coo Rosa Mars $500 FL Cino de Orion Reg
Britannica, 52G0 r. L. Lnndres Eds. 81 200 Concha lsts $500
Msr Communes about 2G 600 high grade Havana Segars n
10Th boxes The above be peremporily sold n
close the affairs of Messrs L. B. NJ The stock includes as
years Samples be at any time previous to he
sale Also small private old orandes
sherres &C. of superior quality and selected expressly for
private use.
Five pnncheops Of the finest quality Porto Rico Bay Rum in
bond, 70 be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
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SEGARs AND TOBACCO.

GENERAL CONCHA.-WHEN IN 1851 GENERAL
" Concha Unanswered Mares 81 Americans there wero
great excitement and meetings throughout the United States
VIII fmoke cheap segnrs because rnat time they believed
tha cuba would be of the United hight
have passed. and Cuba IL s Spanish colony NEVERTHELESS
they csn smoke not only cheap segars good by
going 10 the establishment No 80 Maiden lane belonging
u TIC hneus'ers. HERNANDEZ 4 LAAENs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

UCTION NOTICE.-A BARGAIN FOR CAsH-A
"A solid rosewood largo double parlor Suit will be sold
oarOr suit UosD q sGs S S sne . ARM one s
also one Etesese y, Centre Tables and quantity Of CARPET
ep0dGrpfk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

A UCTION MOTICE-MORTGAGE sALE-sAMuE1 os
IA GOOD, Auc8oneer, will sell FRIDAY Iyec ! laso -
10Y ocoo ls Centre street second contents Of
Hoe do 0ordonS Quart0 do also, large assortment ~
Type &c. belonging 70 rs class Printing Office Catalogues
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n O. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
hold Furniture Beds.esds Tables Chairs Sofas Mirrors
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~ street Will SELL on Friday Dec, al ococA q
or PAR snire lscs Hawk ami Margsr Colts s. years
fifteen hsrds high long tails, fashave troed single
2a and 2s5wi tro 10 the pole In 3a5 One
isou OF Lady Ies7e who iroed in 2a2 undou
raniee wn he gca by the s0Nndness
in every particular. suv gentleman buying them this
representation er driving and testing their speed dis
suroiBieN has 'le privilege of eavnr then ro sound
and fast team this is an opportunity seldom met with Can be
seen and driven application 70 the eucioneers.
Also, light city built Wagon. in frs Sukey
IN good order together with double Harness dress Ban.
kets, night ditto &c &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

browne NICHOLS AUCTfOSEERS WIFI, SELL
~ this day. lthmsdsy Dec. l. at i0ia O'Clock,
80 NASSAU street invoice mosaic
representing the Vatican r. Peters and the princina
monuments of Rome; bouquets of Flowers Birds other
pieces suitable for brooches plas earrings sleeve buttons
bracelets &C. The above goods very and buyers
viii hnd ths cirice opportunity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
IL TWO PAIRS OF FINE Unporc
by H. r.. II. sCHENCk on Friday, Dec at one o,c,ocs
horses ~ bands high and old We'll matchea warn
ranted perfectly sound Kind and gentle every
bic for carman express country carriar. sa
Also, "he sc"ii'
span of Black Hawkcols, three years ola M q. 80.
well matched warranted perfectly sound kind and repe n
every way. e~'-~0 AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

HARDWARE AUCTION NoTIoE.-Jo +. VAN
IL ANTWERP VIII sch on Thursday, Dec l. at III O'Clock
at 70 wia street by catalogue, $50 lots Eagsh
German and American Hardware, Cutlery, &c embracing
In part Pocket Knives IN dozens and cards Scissors
ners and mori,ce Cbsels Gouges Sleigh Bells Whips Tea
Trays and Wahers Draw Knives Auglrs Saws Nc; also
about eco lbs gsh Steel 3square half
an invoice of China and other Toys also by order of the
English sadons hand and panel Saws also rs English double
barrel guns fine order Catalogues ready Terms 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

4 SUIT OF TWO LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"A Rooms third floor, without board; every convenience
Of gas BATH Closets de- ALSO two Bedrooms required on
the floor Apply l Crosby street. second house from
Bleecker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

DOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED HOUSE KNOWN Al
"Oyser Bay" No 553 broadway The proprietor about
retiring from business is the only object offering for sa
$50 per day The year round one profit good lease and
full amount Of inside year The whole would
be AIKEN bond and real this city Or
vicinity part cash. trade for real estate trouble
price $1,000 Apply TO or address Edward H. Piume No 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

E00 BAsKETS-QUARTs AND PINrs-CUA AMP avg
OUU imported without labels for the express mn =
parties putting their brands; this guarantss 10
be equal Of the popular brano that sell for M price
IS 10 In bond, or from store, by the itnp8y,eg
gyAS NgRtHY, ieg Waie. gEes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

~ M sos Jr win continue the attractive catalogue
oi e aeose GOODS on Friday Dec at II O'clock at his
20 Sedr street opposite the Post once The variety il
ne tns season. Buyers country wod
do well 70 attend Sold lois 10 aut pnrcbaseys siSs ~
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