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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
.Gttea,sptea Rega,e.

We learn that negro man, belonging to
nj. w Mitchell, Esq, of this county, at
tempted on last Friday night, to commit a
rape upon a respectable lady whose ,hus-
band is in California. He would, probably
have been successful in his vilhanous at
tempt, had it not been for the timely assis-
tance of her little son who was in the
house. The scoundrel was arrested the
next morning and brought to town, an ex-
animation took place before D. S. Wilkin-
SON. Esq. who committed him TO the coun-
ty Jail, there to await his trial at the next
term, when, no doubt, he viii receive the
just penalty of his ofencc.-[Wes Re-
noter 3 Iila3isszgt H = Taa5e 70
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
LEAVENWoRTH, KIT, OCTOBER s, 1854

feeling of their natural inequality, you add
the sting of an artificial inequality. In
stead of raising them to your own high
standard, by giving them the privileges OF
political equality and of religious freedom,
you bring down their nature TO a still lower
scale; you increase the number of Jesuits,
you make the Irish still more stupid, the
Dutch still more wrong-headed. Your
kindness and generosity would do wonders;
but your intolerance and egotism will crush
the poor mental and moral cripples, instead
of lifting them up and raising them in the
scale of humanity. - '
In Old England it is the policy for the
strong to tralnple upon the weak. Their
excellent system of poor laws are living
evidences, not of their philanthropy, but of
the horrible iniquities which made such phi
lanthropies necessary. But, with the help
of God, here In America it will be the poll
cy of the strong to lift up the downeast, the
oppressed, and the weak.
Of course, popular passion is blind al
ways. Mobs follow those who are most
successful. Crowds of needy politicians,
who now declaim against you, will soon
crouch at your feet. But there is God in
heaven. And as sure as he, in his good
ness, never deviates from his divine prin-
'ciples, and sends every day the rays Of his
sun to illuminate this wicked world lest
darkness might make wickedness more
wicked, just as sure will those who have
Christ in their heart and Washington in
their mind, never deviate from their divine
ly inspired principles; and long hence when
you and your effort are forgotten, history
will speak with emotion of the national men
who by waging war against all corrupting
influences, and by stunning invidious dis
tinction created by accidents of birth, brought
the country back to the practical Christiani-
"ty of our Savior, and to the dignifed and
modest virtues of the republican Washing
ton .. Il.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

s9@We understand that Messrs. Mar
shall, w Woodwafd & Coz sin connection with
several of our citizens, have laid out town
site on the Big Blue, at the crossing of the
California road, and will probably have a
sale of lots this fall. This site is beahti-
full one, surrounded by luxuriant growth
of fine timber, and must,. for years be an
outftting point for emigrants crossing the
plains to the Pacific. The country around
the town'is capable of a dense settlement
and produces allsthe, agricultural products
grewn here. We wish them success In
theirenterprise. We also understand that
a town has been laid off at the crossing of
the Nemaha, in a rich and productive coun-
try. Many other towns are being laid off
and setledsin Kansas, showing the unex-
ampled rapidly with which this new terri
tory will be populated.wE[ Weston Repoter,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
We can vouch for the following as true

We can vouch for the following as. true.
We have all along been aware that our
position here on the frontier entities dis
tant readers to look to this paper for infor-
nation respecting the progress of things in
the adjacent territory Of Kansas. We have
forborne to say anything for reason which
however it may be regarded by others, is
satisfactory to us-That reason is, that
there was nothing to be said. The fierce
agitation going on amongst politicians and
news paper men throughout the country is
probably, no where in the Union treated
by the people with such profound indifer-
ence, as just here and across the line
Those who will take the trouble of making
a short excursion into the Territory, will
find here and there the oldest kind of asso-
citation. For instance, he may find a YAM
kee, a. Tenessean, and Missourian, all
Fcozily sheltered in the same cabin, and
living together as harmoniously as prai-
RE dog rattle snake, and an owl. These
all seek to better their condition In life, and
to secure, if SO be they can, the lordship of
$50 acres of mother earth, whereon- to
PROPAGATE matter what, but opinion
least fall things.1.5The Yankee, shame on
his education, has never heard of the fa-
nous Boston Propaganda; The ,Tennes-
seean has barely '.hearn telr'' of Mr.. Cal
houn and the rights of the South, and the
Missourian thinks the rights of the West
will be amply vindieated if he can get his
favorite quarter-section. [Agrarian.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

BaWe learn that twenty thousand acres
Of land have heen sold within a week past,
at the Land Office at Jeffersonville, Indiana
at IL 1-2 cents per acre, which is the price
authorized by the late law Of Congress for
ali lands that have been In the market thir-
ty years.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

a9Rich diggings are reported to have
been lately discovered in the vicinity OF
Port Oxford, California. a party of four
men are said to have taken out Sc. 900 In
two weeks, and miners were making from
$50 to 500 per day. Fort Oxford was
almost entirely deserted, all the people har
ing left for the new diggings.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

ia The. Cincinnati papers say thai
Warsaw Bar, nthe Ohio river, is now dcs-
ignated as Warsaw Ford" 1t IS the reg
ular crossing place for teams, the ferry
boats having suspended their trips, owing
to the low water
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

s9 The drought has been SO great in
New York State that the farmers are SELL
ing their cattle for want of grass. Cows
which commanded $40 per head last spring,
are selling for s12, and sheep in proper
ton.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

The following toast was given during the
late commencement at Brown University in
Providence Rhode Island
'EI, uncoHegiate, till this very day,
Gould never call my Alma Mater Brown;
Yet brown toast will give you, sitting down,
And wish to state it gently. without noise,
find the best bred men We're BRcwN BRED sers."
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

GoNE.-Matt f. Ward took his depart
ure from Louisville, Thursday, on the stern
whell steamer Advance. bound down the
river.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

,bW The young lady who fell in love
has just been pulled out by the daring fel-
low who successfully Struggled with the
world.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
VOLUME 1---NUMRER 4

MARRIED YESTERDAY Every day
in the journal that with the first gleam Of
the sun is flung within our portals, we read
this little sentence: "Married Yesterday,
So and So" Every day there is we'd
ding feast in some of the mansions of earth,
a clasping of hands and union of hearts in
the dim aisles of some holy temple, pledg-
ing of eternal love and constancy during
all the hours that are yet to come down,
like Spring flowers, upon Life's pathway.
Each day some new marriage-crown Is put
on, and she that wears it, leaning upon him
whose love is the brightestjewe set amidst
its leaves, steals away from the s'dear old
home" and nestles tremblingly in the fairy
cot where Loves hand has trained the hon
eysuckle over the latticed porch, and placed
Eolian Tyres In all the easements.
ssMARRIED YEsTERDAY."1Ther arc
pearls and gold shining now amid the fow-
ers that fringe Loves pathway, and stars
cleaning like great chandeliers il the. firm
ament of hope. There are harps tinkling
now whose melody is sweeter than the
sound of evening BELLS, and joys falling
like shower OF amethysts upon the hearts
that yesterday We're wed. Life now is be-
come beautiful the soul scars upwards
from the dust, like dove loosed from its
cage there is melody in every breeze and
every place yet, there are angels in ev-
cry path, with crowns for those who are
pressing onward with song and prayer.
MARRIED YEsTERDAY."-its seems now
long distance to the grave-a long road
to the final rest. But soon the shadows will
come, and life lost its summer bleom.-
Then, at the patter of tiny feet is heard
about the grandfather's house, and little
BARNS cluster about his knee, who were
Married yesterday" mayhap will turn
back to the records of the past, weeping si-
lently the while, remembering that their
summer is gone, their harvest ended, and
that soon, gathering up their sheaFes, they
must pass beyond the gates of pearl, where
there will evermore be but one maraiage-
that of the Lamb with his chosen people
Newark Daily Mercury.
| /YWe are informed that the "Erni-
grant Aid Association" of New England.
about which so much has been said IN the
papers have purchased the principal hotel
in the town OF Kansas, jackson county Mo.
at q cost Of SO. 600 and that they have al
so bought other property in Kansas needed.
in their colonizir1g operations. We learn
also that thess Association" are opening an
important read from Kansas out west,
bridging the streams at the cost of hun.
dreds of dollars, and doing much valuable
work toward improving the Territory oi
Kansas.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
EAsroN. Scrtemhcr D.

AaSION, btItSLlEC1 H>t-.
Governor A. III. Reeder, left for Kan
sas via n. Y. this. afternoon; he was es:or-
ted to the. depot by large number Of the
citizens headed by band. E.. j. Fox,
Esq, addressed him On the part of the cit
izens In q short and eloquent farewell; the
Governor was too much affected to reply.
On the departure of the train he was cheer
ed. He will remain in New York Tues
day and leaves for Kansas, via Buffalo,
Chicago and St.Louis, to Fort Leaven-
worth, which place will be for the present
the seat of government.
~1fses4 tfEts-----E- L. AEz3
-aBIr LANDzWe understand the Platts-
burg (Mo. Land Office is. thronged with
people to enter land under the graduation
bill. A large quantity of bit land has been
entered in Clay, Ray and Carroll The
restriction along the Hannibal TzfS1foad
covers the most raluable land in The dis
.triet.-Libcrtv Tribune. - - (.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

BA A few days ago the Indians, not
known 70 what tribe they belong, ran of
from Thomas Baca at Pena Blanca, eighty
headof mules. He went in pursuit with a
party of men, and at the last accounts had
overtaken and recovered twelve ofthe ami
mails which had fallen behind.-Esanta Fe
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

General Paixhans, the. celebrated gen
eraf of artillery died at Metz, on the 10Th
August, In the I'D year OF his age.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

rs The agents of the Immigrant Aid
Society" have purchased the large brick
hotel at Kansas, for the accommodation OF.
their emigTants. They paid $4,000 for
the property.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06

every thing has an end.
zExecpt 4 wernea tonclte *na q rIrs,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
BY OSBORN & ADAMS,
THEKANSAS HERALD,
Il PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
OSBORN g. ADAMS,
EN. J.. OSBORN. WA. H. ADAMS.
Publication Office, in Herald Building, on
Leree, 2 doors belou Corner Broddudy.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

W No name will be entered In the subscr1p-
tion books of this paper until the money is paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Sales bp anriiou.
10 ). uovsH. Aac,losee.l

~ $50 \ L ID N
RARE CHANCE for HOUSE, bnHs. 90 -. f."s.-
n AUCTIoS HoTICE.-Hghly strsenys .,i III p.ISr,s5
- s,cS.it HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE V'h hxnnax,xxss,s
,et Nj A. No wsrrsas The best
Parties abozt fnrn<hine or eecoi..,nt ~
s Ta wei 10 cell snt examine tArse ooods ~ "a "a
,r-,,s rent sfo.ds oPfortuni'y ioi ,s 80.
sa AZ sss will be posiave ead wths sss ssJ A., -
s -, =, iIl hr rcqurd make casa depo. ~ -
ts- suell r.rou of The contents o. hoass 80 80
% p,o-.elle Furuure snite. aaniors ., 10. -
r.I,,l sod covered; rchly framed f'ss - =
- ws,sIe sais Lnd 6it Braekes % ns..sa, 49, ~
ps.ueea aud Mahogany Center Asd o.het Taoses -
-. "a meniiou; slsssns RoseSeoa Ei.feEe p,.s -
"a isek. urwsrd Of 80 yards ef tes.t S.Fsaa -
cor Esssr and cor ssaa, Psyiss a.ses & -. Lee wisn
tsRss t-su,ily ard sreassn do
DnIsry; also .vy and eo-iy frs., sssScss~-coss
vsf, ssx.nocfsye kosr~ovs. ~ ,~.,.,,, "a ~
h.rF setS. i.rre Gothic end othr hi ro.it-~s -.
scfitts - s ,na euh-oiacrrt hfocso1,, ',a -. ~
rs -. 40 L.iiss Secretaries ricny lni't
Nots :, scvea On Painting by moo ~ ~ . p-
Ess ,s F,,reh Porcelain Decorations ase c ~ ns@
oy st,, \, n sn,c cf pcrf cfon eiegan Sa Os Dsosa
yan'e' ~ pyroS ana Mahogany Bodietf ooa ei tas =
&c - .,rs,n order with very elegaH mefoletop DsAst
~,S 80. N sshsssnds mstea ys,e.y o. son 10 ssas
-, Toilst Ssts; pure Cuslst Hou HAN s.-if 49,
ei.- Lounges. CHAIR &c. pa q
-, rpAnes Boxers, Pillow Aid seasaef se-
49, ns C.rpssing, Mahogany cad Walnut ENtsI>se k,}t
- rolLea: complete DHner Set u DeeSsss- ~.
VIZ 2 l,in White do. cs Sets VI pse~i-- .,A hsr S,
sss Tss Service rs, sed Ial- poons Dnncr aud
Casors IsQuog Csses and cssors CoG-e Ua. Ivory ~
Cutlery Iab~ amen Napkins Napkin Rns- Dining Chars Se
keIiLe Il sale cssh-ciiy ia DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Cutlerp ano Garoware.

KEYSERs HOUSE. WARMING FURNACES, for
IA Houses the best 10 use as 70 duaiy o
uicity and economy Of fuel Also COOKING KANSE, 5
and House Furnishing Articles JOHN H. hhiShh eo'No w
Broadway . - - :,
CINNFR STOVES MC.-HOUSEkEEPEk
- HARDWARE-A sssorlment OF the best A lS .nJ
lew by WILLIAM CLARKE & Co, NOS . 'S'""e'-'
Sc sihav
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Carpetinss, &e.
Professional Notlres.

professional Notlfe8.
nR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist Aurist, &c,
~ deyotes bis attention exclusively DISEASES 0F THE
EYE AND EAR from to O'clock daily, bis Offices No 502
Broadway DR. POWELL graduated In Dublin in 1885, and
psetieed IN this city for twenty years Dr. POWELLS popular
TREATISE ON THE EYE be procured his ohice
Be he means Of Prsssyins which buy
also his SELF ACTING EYE AND EAR FOUNTAINS which OBJ
tanned the medal the Crystal Palace and the and largest
eoton OF Human Artificial Eyes in the Union.
hR. EDWARD II. DIXON, Editor OfTHE NEW
~ YORK sCALPEL devotes his exclusively To Once
Consultations and Operative Surgery, No hsv Oacs
hours between II and and only All oher
he may be found al bis private Hospital
KELLY, ENGRAvER and PRINTER, No. 81
- EULTOS-sT.-Weddins Whiting Address and at Home
Csrts Artosphs Business Cards Bill &C.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the OFFICE No.
Besyert corner Of William formerly occupied BY the Corn
Exchange Bank He viii exclusive the Stock
Commission Business r. HUSROE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
BARKER. Auetionecr
rCTION SALE at OLiNViILE, WILLIAy

n bsIpGE pEPor Of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY Bgf
TIkITL BUILDING SITES, TUESDAY, May % tsSi, -
e'closk noon UN THE GROUND These Sites large. sadf
very hands high ground she depot - and
which are thirty trains daily Communication of le than e
day each way Ohnvle accessible by more trains Per day
snv oer pont on tho Harlem RAILROAD and only ab9at one
hour, ride from Over half the lott have beca sold 10 ee
on In Two January las aud several Of The hoa.es are
sr,r5 In view OF vey eligible p,i,ion. heathaln>s
Ieesanfues Of saon this properly tbe moa desirable iss
Sepe.s of any now The Harlem Railroad srd must ss
yery IN value Passage tickets TO attend ne s asns
graiis by leaving City Hal At l; - and Yelo.
ony ON the h Nav the sale will take pllcr I've next nr
For msIs ffee tche Sc srIy to J. c. SANDERS of ~
KER Auctioneer No S NassausL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Ghanres for Dnsiness Men.

A RARE CIIANCE.--For sale, Manufacturing
Business in the BRASS TRADE in fs operation G rst'sy w
be SOLD bargain Apply No es Elizsbs cor Of Hester
NROCKERY STORE for SALE.-Firstrate stand;
SSdiSn.. 1: 0F Pcs. 1e'''' Once '''''" ~ '- .' - ~
LNOR SALE-A THIRTEEN YEARS LEASE of
premises No ~ Anns with STEAM ENGINE and BolLEh;
improve It. Inquire on the premises
LOR SALE or EXCHANGE for NEWYORK,
6Rfsf MILL T%I sS FARM o{55 sas
md shty a s1s Sshfu mile: Ps!S
Ps,s,,o g" xfs p%Yf on T3%S Ee ps& G
II UMBER-YARD for SALE in BROOKLYN.-An
IL established busn,ss Of the best locations in South Brook
m ws1d be sod on S. terms @ % dn 0ss S 81 5es"eS
drre Addre B., Brooklyn Pat Office All communications
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT Any
Nl person wishing TO PURCHASE INTEREST in FIRST
CLASS Sa s s @ s sen No.
CPECIAL PARTNER WANTED--A Publisher,
ss: = sis's S
ssIss Iss Of Toi eGSis1 %s1 and fSSue
YlIO CAPITALISTS aud BUSINESS MEN.-The
aysssr desiring 70 en,Ise his Sns., bush ss wsTd o 5 aeso1 5 o
profitable and pleasant MASgFACTURaNG AZ BUSINESS
rINO MANUFACTUR RERS-PROP for SALE
sEWARK With BUILDINGS E5 I ESehSE y, b BOILERS ~ s
SD O., Box No a5s Newark, NJ
VALUABLE PAPER MILL-l2 hours distant by
HALFOWNER PARTNER is wanted in place of retiring
Bnsinefs II desired, be conducted by resident Partner
Ohcr REAL ESTATE, speculation prices for sale at same
place Inquire VI SAML r. PHELPS No 5Spucest
New York, VI ho " furnish fell printed particulars
VNIGGINSs HOTEL.-PRIVATE SALE-The
long Known s"d , BIZ MdGT s a9TEL d1; mss S
Ferry Brooklyn with communication the BY
an excellent line Of omnhuses, half hourly.
properly situated the Of the village the main
and Island within few minutes walk of
Methodist and Episcopal Churches also
various s.hGo ST & a. sS Ssp ws shaded Sa,s with Ss@'H
The rropeIe about reluqush the business owing to i'll
health
For tartuIs ppy the premises, to p CRooKE No
3f5 fuon-st Brooklyn.
DC 000 WANTED on frst-class City Prop
WOsUOV erty worth $4,000 Address r. F., Box ls5
this ofbce for three days.
OK 000 AN opportunity now offers for a Cen
% OsOJOs tleman business habits invest the above
amount the stock Of company and take the rrs
deney thereof The stock will be sold at discount
uhRcent excellent investment Address, for lew
dave A. B. Box No. 2367, Post -Ohiee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
A TCTI0N SALE in BROOKLYN.-JAMEsl

n MouLToN Auetioueer, will sell MEpSEsppaasis pass as}5
- circk A Nj on the ground, 532 LOTS ana oChr., .. -
Linz on Vision Bushyek aud Evegrcsn avs. S o'
IN The Division Railroad Is tooh 70 1o ~, @ I - Is
mis- property oGeu srons inducenitnis Tor nsean
srsst inproysmtn~ now going On 10 ooinneaas "
hood. .-t-t,.. - .,tao, NJ
h. ~ Esst New stages that leave PecAshp aud cuU
r,i,s from 10 II A. NJ For maps aud iiekeis apply 20
J. W. BARKER or T. MOULrOS, NO 3fasssH
IL rainy The sale will take place the next hne day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
NEW and UsEFUL.-TRELEAsE

COMETHING NEW and USEFUL.-TRELEASE
- Co MAGIC TRANSFERRING PAPER. for writing and
obsipipG copies the for copying Plans Designs Muse &c
and beautiful manner either on Paper Cion
Wood or Stone Euboderns the most valuable ar
ce this the rnos inexperienced produce
srscf ons Flower and transfer them TO
ny be sd the variety OF useful and ornamental
pu which can be applied numerous fu lns'rue on'
IN Magic Paper with package Of the same- will be
fowaIded 10 any address upon the receipt VI f pOstpad
TRELF.SS Co, No. 37 broadway, N Y.
TJNO INVALIDS.-A highly respectable Physician,
IA whom confidence be placed would receive In
his nnily consisting Of himself and sister Lady requiring his
her confinement Address for particulars Dr. d.,
No. 1f<s Broadway
VNTANTED-A COMPETITOR if the world con-
w tans one will confront with DOOR LOCK not
exeeedns Of equally durable and convenient
half miu 2 o) which offer for pick
pe s. p. WOODBRIDGE, Perth Amboy, N ).
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

OTIS e., sAIE-A. the Beautiful Village Of GOOD
wsTTR On the Loss Isnnd R-irOsd. miles rom Man
tSss a. ost0a reached half ASr5 ITss
..in. 81 e.; . s.asf .ia fs niass.. s
arc ,ss ss,t2y 2- Fs Pe I'D sss 1.a 4
Hy .d.'..fs "a sSs fa -sS dong business
,sgg' JS JwN 'PTsiIfnPs 10 Brsss Ss1Yors
CFCOND PLACE, BROOKLYN. near Cogrt,st.3
49,. az eIesrnt BROWN STONE RESIDENCE lot 10
,sd the b-st hOuss Ouhiass Also No q s9a .
Ds.a u ,TI, Isss T. John fi,;ti BRaSERD FIy BROWN
,rSVIRp-PLACE. BR0OKLYN-The elegant new
NARFLE DwEhLSG LII sc %, ssLE F sad
sodsfs ID. HogsEs No WIZ R.s's sfT snrSe aS,
essf e. IfoiHs l9s PRAISERD wsnst- serry. Broolyn
T,HE CONSTRUCTION OF the BROOKLYN Clll
i RAILROAD, going on together WIN 'ns 60 - -
wer,, Iuprovenent TO BE- built AZ East Nes-tos. 60 -
3. 30 zoe make EAST SEw-YORK and KNOXVILLE LUIS
tn most de.bIe investment fesPiial OF any oneI p0p
IA m, United States Ess NewYork sdons the CITY OF
hs. churehos schools, stores. &C. and Is famed os %
b.rty and advantage. OF 10 location II IS easy ana
eos. fs All hours) a. Sth Terms Of payment easy zee
.ier, MONDAY ard THUB srAY Apply 70 CH \, H. S'i-s"
Nc. ls5 Brcsav",
ITO MANUFACTURERS deslrous OF
IEEe5SG ~ % 19 . 9ssas $aeis: y i:,aa
R.rosd very deor viii BE Is~sy Apply to JACOB
istS Se is o eos.
U,EF FAST NEW-YORK and UNloNs w ILL a-n.s' a
1oNpaSY-tC MILLER, General Aseni' No 20 osn a. money
er tuidirs East New sdoS, S churches stores Is
Itly aud and ehe9p o. "a Ful,sn Ferries
& boas from south Ferry As soon IS 'ns viii BE- greet
gsrs. o q ss.s
T0R sALE-A SMALL Farm or n.Io,'oa GOuS HH
i SEAT sssied on the RoS Dis~'' Fruit n sbaudanee T. IL
opd and one Of the prste.t places the rye az as
cnrurieaiion with Philadelphia by railroad and
- bonr The purchase money can remain ApPs W - "
PEAsE. Burnston y ) :, :, ~,
! .TAJTABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlA
ions ON i,tav between I'D sud 2hst Inquire =, ta
., bi Fmpre Iron Works Of East 18th sLoas LIZ"
GIFT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
WN lRvIsG, Auctiobeer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
r. C. KEMP, Auctioneer
FURNITURE, PIAN0-FORTES,
CARPH

J. CHINAwARE OIL PAINTINGS, &c; To morrow, y RIn
10 o'clock ct No IS Nassaust two doon from Fulton st.
r. KEMP will sell Ancton above large s,ll
some assortment Of Rosewood and Mahogany Psor Dni9t
Chamber urnture, removed for the conyonlenee Of -
sstng Of very rich Velvet Tapestry Brussels Threepy
Stair Ca pets Rosewood otaye PianOfore vefS
MT $500 and nearly newj also four other ssco1s
PAnoes carved rosewood and psrlor furniture suite M
In French satin brocaele Marbtop CeDieI Side and Pier
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs in variety Bookcases Was
rich aud enarneed Chamber Furnture suite; s
grsme Mirrors; fne lot OF Paintings, rich Chns Tea sd
Sets syerplsted Tea and Coffee Service Rosewood ard h
Bsdseads Bureaus and Washsands Hair Mattresses ExsG1
other Dining Tables nch China Vases and 0nanenn wita
usual of kitchen furniture crockey and glassware
Panofortes will be sold ~ o'clock; consists ofs very hss
assortment, which particularly worthy fthe attention
purchasers
Cniaognes n the moruiug If the sale