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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-11-19

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PROPOSE TO DO
Receiving, Forwarding and Storage
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n. w. HOuse, A. j. Burke, A. A. SEA BIO,
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All cotton consigned TO our care by the Houston
and Texas Central Railway will be received
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Houston Direct, or any other Line according to in
structions, will be forwarded
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All desire Is, to obtain the COMPRISING which is
paid by the vessel The business will be conducted on
the principles Of strict economy and honesty with
view to facilitate the forwarding Of the crops with the
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NO. 500.

No $685.
IN ne Unifsa States District Court western Distrie,
q Iexas-ts - Aaron Drcgfaa. bankrupt bank
Euuiry.
TO whom e mey concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice 81 hia appointment e aseienee ~ ~.
ieie 81 Aaren DrcTf4t, ben<rurf ~ Calvert R0berl
eqn eOuu.g, Texas who h.s heea "a fadeed rnlrnrf
- he oHn pelliion b. TIE district eort n - a.
tflct a. p. WOODBRIDGE
Assignee. ffe.
AAs.-y S1-ooef =. lesa- mol dIf wv
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EvERY SEWING MACHINE
DOUBLED IN VALUE.
PaImer's Combination Attachment

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES.
Itprspares ths milinsr's fold better th.n can Sc
q y prepares mfnlner's fold With different COLOR
I'd pieces Of goods e one operation.
4 p,epsres and places fold n any sean perfscfy
& PIspssss ana pits double Or single soa % d.
edge o. 3 band. - -
5. II cords biae banda
g 4 prepares md apDlies . donblo Frulck BEN
z. = prepares q cord welt perfectly.
3. 9 y prep1es and places cord welt IN any seam
9. y preparesa cord welt 4 ne sane line eafhernr
si1 paeng TIE welt n the Rafharfbg eeafa eerinq n
70 = P. u. band, q desired, e one oIleIali0n.
~. y does plain falheFne.
- y gsLnefs and eeVs On e ne time, better
thea eny other eafhercf.
y = hens AZ goods, bIas o. Singtt
y. = blnds With braid.
u. u binds with cut bindng.
-. AseEe any sean withOEl baeIi1H
Ie arrangement = SeEy novel, and Il e one a. fts
eln1pesi Attachments n use ispenlaI "a ~ n9
o1lulIuf ms FHile ~ soy sewing machine
~ ordering state kind % sewing f1rehIna
ffiee. ~ With iuli tn1ifutiIol8 for ~ 1es maIs1
PALMER MANUFACTURING co.
81 Broadway, NeH York
An opportunity seldom o1efof q ar1nfa ~ ia
sfxess which are wanted eteFfNfere, irnI1eIsaltlF
noyH VIC
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DEPOSITORY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DENISON


Distribution TO Commence Immediately after the
Concert Managers OF the Distribution chosen by the
Ticket Holders and Prominent Citizens.
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No $50.
In the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District o. Texas n ~ IeOuldas Holiday
bankupt-ln bankruptcy:
To whom Il may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice % BE appointment e. assignee Of the
estate q Leonldae Holiday, o. Mifiican, BgazOs
county, Texas, bankrupt, Who has been aejudeed 4
bankrupt upon bis own petition b the district court
o. nald district. a. r. WOODBRIDGE
Austin. June n. isz moi diiwal
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MARRY THE NEwsl


The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Vim - councctioua Il the Shortest ouickert anS
ynly Direct Route from al Points in Texas ne m
li.1 Nelo1 and Southern Kansas 70 81 Louis IInnnf
"a chicago and al prominent Eastern Points. Hoe
- ~ alq tine quicker than any other road IN the
-; Al el.ilal for loee damage q oFcrrhafrs
- gli s.ge tine and nOnsE b oonaisning cara ii
zen Aa1iefl Agent. 80 BIosiway n T.
y. X. WILLIAMS
AFeEf. a Ciark street tl,fearo
GEO. W. LILIFY
~o--r-ctins Agent. tof " .lunl stresf So LoIs No
81. GA0E
Agslt, Hsnnlb.l. No.
J. ". EuECH
LculF1ltinE Arc1l U1IIra 1Fersr
w. ~ ROBINSON
3anitulY GnI fElizhi Aeazt. sailiis. 10.
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CPEcIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The time for the collection OF the State and county
taxes VII expire On the twenty-hra day OF November
1874, AFTER which time ell collections Will be made BY
forced sale Of property The following extract from
The Instructions ~ the Comptroller OF Public Ac-
coulta, which viii BE- rigidly enforced Il published
Tor The niormatono q those who have not already paid
their taxes.
ehesls required BY law 10 complete the collee-
ton % taxes assessed IN any year before the
lrt or December IN that year. AZ the annual
assessment ID placed In the hands OF the sheriff for
1oilcctlon & becomes his duty 70 post the notices
throughout his county, and to proceed with the coec
ton q The taxes required By section - OF An act
@ regulate the assessment and collection Of taxes ap
proved Nay q, 1914 Az tarss b0tA rsai dRd par
e4 flpcFtf oee Nom parties lah0 Jdi o. rCsss @
es yerdya and lay ~ eln.s at ~ finas sseed D.
etc4 notc1s, should - collected b. ecgHrs dnd sde q
raoi pIl1tff, az rtQGiftd ~ said section - and az
tEel fEoIoIa1 lacQeced tie frsf a. DsceUShsF a.
qf s1l ~ ~ nt1soa tldl 10 peTNHG properly bdOa0
W o a. d1nQusnf eouid b 6end n ~ oousiv OF al
Utlca @ antl a. tarss ilust b entered Upon q Cisi.
4 - g ltQtFsd " section . Of said act OF May
a. 1873, which list must be certified 20 BY the sheriff
ana iorareed % this once for HE credit account.
such lists VII Be afterwards returned TO Sheris from
lni1 once uao1 the taxes the same viii be col
cc1 ID accordance with An act providing for the con
4onnaiion and sale o. lands for delinquent taxee'
GRO. b znIPELMAN,
CO. tnolla&W Sheriff Of Travis County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

,ru. hooks OF TIE UNION SALOON.
M,rme,Iv pau corcoi an's), and also OF Nc
fs.S.s saloon. Gold liili. are now In charge OF
GSnt John Y. Paul. st Justice wrights once.
An persons. remaining indebted thereon, are
hsrsby potlncd that amer SATURDAY sep
tsmbsr slh. the collection OF their biiis VIII ne
enforced BY law, at whatever cost ssa"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19


The military committee OF the Uni
ted States house of representatives has
reported favorably on the bill to ascer.
tain the amount of damage sustained by
citizens of Texas from bands of Indians
and, Mcxicans on the Texas frontier.
The closing paragraph Of the report is
as follows:
I'm view, therefore, of the law and
the previous action of the government
in relation to claims for depredations
committed by Indians, and its obliga.
tons to protect its citizens in their law.
full rights, the committeeare ofopinion
that these CLAIMS are entitled to the in
vestigation recommended, in order
that their amount and character may
he ascertained with the least expense
to parties injured, and they may be
finally settled, and u just demand for
decentralization made by this govern.
ment on that of Mexico, growing out
of the facts of violence and robbery by
citizens of that country upon the clti.
zens of the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

DIR. r.. II. IoNrs has Just completed
a handsome residence on Ro% street.
while DR.. A. a. Johnson h doing that
same on the same street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19
THE DAILY HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL. 49, 1874.

Vet A. a. llI,o oltomntIup 10 stOp "A
I'm Ia NJlSsIalInni river, where
nil lIe cirranls tnnd i'm the same dlrec-
Hon n ia fu,la A. dwarf n ie,y. and
lmnnsslhIe ~ or,est tho whole.
InnnIn Ina sI,,ht nj one very imnor.
tout fnct In ta1i,,nv ohout The estab.
lIahnont NJ schonIa Tho Austin col.
Lana nv INV othar cnlIopn must look TO
thn vn,thss ~ thls stn1,, far s,nnort
vet II " m npesent ma s,,ch nttrneIions
~ thn ,nilitnrv school nj Austin. which |
WITH nil liz military naralle. uniforms |
and hross hnttnna has moi proyed 10 |
he n succesS ond from no fault of ia
mnnooers ~ / s,,onose Vlrplnln and
Kent,,rkv ihiriv nr fortv yeors ago. wele
NOT notni for ~ mnnv GOOD schools M
now Tnnnosse. hns o.day hardly one
iourIshin,, schnol which Ia nj the same
tIme sui,Icientiv thnrough' If n has
taken the mntI,ar M states n ocnlury
and longer IN hnild nm her numerals
ano schnols md IN train nm mn army
OF we'll drIllod students IA form A prOiI.
or nIcleus and nynmnle for nil thnt
como IN lain theIr ranks what fnlly Il
ia for 'opnrnntu md othhrs iIke
Tnxns In n dnv what IL has
taken othnr st,tos ceninries IA bring Ia
norfnction nud mn Cnult with Venilr.
man Who hove the incIlnntion and the
means I'm snnd thnir chiIJren 10 Vir-
ginIo ar I{nntucl,\,. Thoir children
hnvn there odvnuIn,tps hoth social and
literary. whlnh thpy cnu hnvo nt mo-
schnnI In MAINS I'M thorn il no ms
tlco while lolng 80. in their cnstinp A
slur mon orr scRooIs such ma they nre
for one thing IL certain. the schools
now here nrp Inst whntnll other schools
thni succerd ihom will Inc. they are all
flat the can be made nj uroseut. The
students hnve more ia do with slnup.
inc n charncter unon n school than the
te9chors thnmseIyos' md the vouth of
His state have not vet had time TO be
trained ia rive fine MONT tone and char
nctor to schools. Nl9ybr. 1Uv years
hence. there viii he n better showing,
I'm The meantime. what n thanliless
and useless waste of time. energy and
talents TO he engaged i'm tpochinu the
children of such men. If the sons are
idle and stunid. or the dauphtcrs are
rude and boistero,Is and sh aid rather
he scnt 10 n convent than n mere
school, of course the teacher fails TO
make n scholar of the one. or 70 tame
or "tone DOWN the other. then The
hlome Ia nevertheless. hid unon his
weary shoulders and the one il forth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19


THE new city authorities IRE clean
Ing up streets, filling mud holes and
building the big cisterns for the fire
companies. This is q class of work in
expensive, yet much needed. If they
will seek out, in different parts Of the
town, those places where n little work
will do the most good, all right. But
we must insist that such labora shall
be somewhat fairly distributed in all
sections Of the limits. 1t is not right
to select certain local spots and expend
all the peoples money on them. A
fair divide is just and will be sustained
10y all whose visions are not governed
by self interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,

Written expressly for The Dallas Herald. j
VIENNA, January l6, 1874.
A little notice which appearedin the
papers about three weeks ago threw
the city into state of excited expec-
fancy. The notice was to the effect
that Franz Lisztwould arrive at Vienna
January 10Th, and upon the 18th would
play in concert to be given in the
grand "Music Verein Scal,n for some
benevolent purpose. What that pur-
pose was, people cared butlittle, whether
worthy or not was of no consequence;
the important matter was to hear and
see Liszt-Liszt, the greatest pianist
living, If, indeed, not the greatest the
world ever produced, and who had not
appeared in Vienna for twenty-five
years, and who had not played at all in
public for ten years. Prices of tickets
were made very high, three, six, ten
and twenty guilders but the morning
of the day on which the sale of tickets
began showed that the prices had not
frightened the people. The few three
guilder tickets We're gone in the twink
ling Of an eye, and in couple OF hours
the whole number was disposed of, and
crowds were clamorihg for more. En-
tree tickets were not sold.
The result was house filled with q
select audience from the aristocratic
and musical world. The happy pos
SCISSORS of tickets were jubilant and
loud ntlieir enthusiasm. The daily
papers were teeming in sketches and
anecdotes of List, and the one popu-
lar topic of conversation was the great
neutrality-suspicious. concert. There
are IN Vienna some opponents of the
i'new schoolv ofmusic, of which List
may be said to be the father, and
few OF these ventured to speak sncer-
ingiy OF the enthusiasm which his an
preaching advent had awakened: but
many of those who are not personal
friends of the "new SCHOOL, acknowl-
edge the unapproachable greatness of
List as pianist aud the wondrous
magnetism Of his person, and not a
few, doubtless, would say, with Men
delssohn, that 'Listz's compositions
stand farbelow' his playing. ~ - -
Sunday, January 18th, dawned bright
ly, and at noon a tlroDgof elegantly
dressed people, ON foot and in carriages,
were directing tlieir course toward the
Emusic Verein ScaLv There was no
anxious crowd awaiting the opening of
the doors to rush up the stairs and ill
every available. space of standing
room. as on most OccayiOns. A n WIN !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19
An Interesting Question Can Con
SuMptiOn be Cured?

This question Is often asked but rarely an.
swered to the satisfaction of the patient
Our answer Is that pulmonary consumption
In its incipient form is as durable as any
other disease, If only the right remedies are
applied. The question naturally arises ms to
what are the remedies? In reply, we state
that Marsden's Poctoral Balm has been used
successfully in over a million of cases, and
has been adopted by physicians as the most
reliable remedy known for the treatment OF
bronchial affections.
One great reason that Marsdens Pectoral
Balm has gained such popularity, is the fact
that 1t is within the reach of all, and can be
purchased from all dealers at fifty cents for a
small or one dollar large bottle. One bot.
tie Will effect II cure in most cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

The new tannery on Ross street has
been greatly enlarged, and Is playing
havoc with hides ON large scale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

The new African Methodist church,
near Pirtles mill, on Dallas branch, is
nearly completed, and is n large and
handsome edillce. The colored people
need some assistance to complete it
and render it such place OF worship
as it ought to be, The colorod popula-
ton deserve much credit for what they
have done with light assistance, and
we trust the white people will render
them little further assistance to per-
feet what has been so we'll begun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

In the assignment Of the docket by
districts In the supreme court this, the
18th district, will be taken up next
Monday, Several Dallas lawyers have
gone to Austin to attend the COURT
among them, John NJ. Stemmons and
John j. Good Esqrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

A NEW church IL soon 10 he erected
on Elm street, just east Of Sycamore,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

THE planning mill, blind, sash, door
and moulding factory Of Messrs. Grove
X Watt, corner of Elm and Preston
streets, Is being erected with dispatch
and will soon be in operation. twill
be the largest establishment Of the
kind in north Texas, and is most adj
vantageously located, running on Pres
ton from Elm to Pacific avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

THE raging Trinity passed It's west
ern bank yesterday, and now covers u
largo part of the bottom on that side,
which is oil right rs these ovcriows
always serve MS purifiers and guar
anty ofheathy summers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19
Daily and Weekly

The DAILY HERALD.ls published every
morning, except Monday, and delivered to
city subscribers before breakfast, and at all
points North, East, South and West by the
first mails.
1t will contain Special Dispatches. of all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19
M A. HIBBLER &C. co.

NJ, a. HITLER, W. O. sIoELEs, w.H, coKER.
7dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

Ware requested to say that Messrs
John Henry Brown 4 Venablc real
estate agents, after tomorrow, viii be
found on the ground floor Of the Com
nercial building, opposite tho HERALD
office, on Main street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

A correspondent in 3 Jamaica paper
suggests as that island is in want of
labor, the Ashantees should be invited,
when the war is over. to emigEate to
kingston; or, failing. in that, ft1a pSo-
proposes to introduce few, thousand as
prisoners OF wur for seven years, to, ap-
prentice them to civilization. At the
end OF that time it is intended that they
should be returned to thsir native coun-
try, and each awarded grant Of free
land. The proposition is made "on the
score OF humanity % OF COURSE.
According to adyices from St. Peters
burg, the Russian Government has
under consideration railway project
Tor direct route through Siberia to
the principal Chinese and Japanese
harbors. The line will be 1000 versts
in length, and is estimated to cost &c.,
1000. 600 roubles.
If anybody is disposed to think that
our encyclopedias are too large, it may
console him to know that the national
encyclopedia OF China consists of l6O.-
1000 volumes.
General GT-'t thinks the Republican
party has too much dead weight TO car
Try, and that it is time TO tighten the
ship, wher upon the Boston Post mildly
suggests that she should jump off,"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

Spain. during less than year past,
has had seven different governments.
Ihe Republic was proclaimed last
February, and siuoe then there have
been two Cabinets under the Premier.
ship OF Figueras, two under ri Mar
gall, ono under Salmeron, one under
CASTELAR,. and the present one under
Serrauo. Whilst FIVE statesmen have
thus at different times during the yea,
been at the head of the Government
there have been six different Finance
Ministers, and the London Times say,
they have managed ITO bring the credi
OF the country to level with that ol
the most petty and dishonest OF default
ing States" It is O curious fact tha
the Intelligence of the overthrow Of the
Spanish Republic caused 90 advance o
about one per cent. in Spanish bond!
on the London Stock Exchange.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

JUSTICE IN rae "SourH Tho South
has little hope OF fairness from such o
man as Senator Eduunds, of Vetmont.
Senator MerFimon. OF North Carolina,
in his rambling and absurd speech about
finance, alluded to the unequal distribu-
ton OF the banking capital betwe the
South and the North, wherenpon col
loquy sptang up between him aud the
Vermont Senator, in which the former
Expressed the hope that Northern peo-
pie would come to the South; to which
the Vermont Senator responded,
''Amen" and Immediately added: "B It
how are they to go there? Will they
fud honest labor respected? Will they
find equal justice in the courts?" He
went on to say that he had heard that
Northern men had been badly treated,
&c. It is the old game. There is no
more thoroughly. established truth than
that justice, wherever white men con-
troll. is as fairly administered in tho
South as anywhere else npon the earth.
But it does not agree with the party in
serests Of Mr.. Edmunds' party-a.
least, as far as he and others like him
are ooncerned-to recognize this truth.
It was waste Of breath for Mr.. Merri-
mon to assure him Of this. It is not the
South that is unjust. It is Senator Ed
munds. The disease is in his own heart,
and can only be reached by surgical
operation. That, however, would only
take away his own life, and we are de-
cidedly against that. Let the Senator
live. His prejudice against US can only
live as long as he does at best, and that
is not long. Meantime. ,.let US disregard
these arrogant displays of the malice OF
power. We will livs them down, and
rsdress will. logically, come in time.
Richmond Dispatch.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

The recent London fog was one of
the most disastrous this generation has
known. The Medical Times and Gazette
says that, TO persons with diseases of
tho heart or of the respiratory organs,
it has in numerous instances proved
fatal. The death rate in the hospitals
during the days the fog lasted was un-
procedented. Accidents were numerous.
AND several persons were drowned in
the canals and river. A rhinoceros in
tho Geological Garden died, after having
suffered intensely from the closeness of
the atmosphere; aud some of the Lon
don papers say that the cattle in the
Agricultural Hall were only saved by
being made to drink old ale. It seems
to have been only "Auld Hornie" that
needed Intoxicating stimulants, how
ever. for tho patient and mild faced
sheep survived without either brown
stout or brandy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

A DANaERoUs NorE IA SIS national
bank note was stopped at tho counter of
city bank, yesterday, because one
twelfth of it had been removed by some
one for the purpose OF adding TO slips
taken from other notes, by which means
full So note can be made. The plan
OF thus making 8b note by slices is as
follows: The sharper first outs length
wise from the top Of good note a small
"trip ono-twelfth the width OF the entire
bill. A note thus mutilated will find no
trouble Il; changing hands. From a
second note another twelfth part is cut
SO as TO match with the first twelfth.
Tho two pieces OF the second mutilated
note are then pasted together by means
OF hne paper. After twelve slips have
been taken from twelve full notes and
pasted together by skillful hands, it will
De, to oil appearance, perfect bank
bill. This slip and FASTING process is
not confined to S. bills. but notes OF
other and larger determinations have
from time to time been discovered, rem
dering close scrutiny necessary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

The Evangelical Alliance having
nearly faded from secular remembrance
on this side of the ocean, is revived BY
accounts of meetings in England, Ger.
many, Switzerland and Fance, at which
addresses have been delivered by mem
bers OF the alliance who have returned.
The tone abroad ia even more hopeful
than here. Their journey has obvious.
ly given the foreign delegates some new
ideas of America and the religions life
of the people. Their reception, too,
was most cordial, and their pleasure il
freely expressed. In London and Parit
the audiences who assembled to hca,
the delegates from England and France
were especially large and enthusiastic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

A remarkable instance of the influ
enoe of discipline in the Russian army
is said to have occurred recently at a
fire In the small town of Bardosek,
where loo houses were burned. A senti.
mel, who Was OH duty, having been for.
gotten, remained at his post. His watch
box was consumed. and his clothes
we're already on fire, whom a corporal
arrived to relieve him. The Emperor,
upon hearing of the circumstances, sent
the man fifty roubles, decorated him
with the Order of st. Anne, and gave
instructions for. him to be made non
commissioned off1oer.d
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28
Auot1on sales.
Household Furniture, OIL Paintings, dc.
BY II. s. BEARD. Auctioneers.

THIS {Wednesday) MORNING, the 2sth in
stant, at half-past 10 O'Clock, in front Of
A variety OF FURNITURE, belonging to q
family leaving the city, consisting in part Of
bureaus, Wardrobe, Mahogany and Walnut
Bedsteads. Mshogany Chairs. Cane Seat
:! sGhal1s, mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Csndls-
Table, sideboard, Hat Rack, cotton Mat.
tresses, Feather Bed, Crockery, Glass Ware,
Oil Paintings, &c. -, -
N. B.-Shonld the weather be unfayorable,
tho sale will be conducted within doors.
Jan % tf+ y l74F