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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-21

field is now clear for the democrats.
we go back 10 our old and true ground
occupied in the days Of Gen jackson
little doubt need he entertained of success
bu, TO make il either certain or worth nue.
after it ia obtained, wc must eitectuGlly ii,
ourselves OF that miserable faction of abo
l,ionis,s, who have hung on to the skirt,
OF the party determined to rule or ruin it
Their association has aud always will b,
productive of mischief.
Mr.. Polk conferred appointments upon
many OF the clique. They embarrassed biz
administration and defeated Gen. tass in
return. Unfortunately Gen. Pierce, 40
doub, with the best intentions, recognized
them ~ democrats. aud ~ such conferred
office upon many OF them. Strife, confusion,
aud dis,fust have been the consequence
and whatever of public confidence biz ad
mlnlstratlon has lost NAV be attributed
mainly to this cause They threaten II
driven out, 10 defeat the party ! do no,
bele'e they have the power, bu, If they
have, would prefer defeat TO my share OF
victory with such men. II We were free
from this incubus, many iniluentis! patr
otto wings, of whose association any party
might well feel proud would Join us. True
men every where would rally to our stand
ard, and thu genuine democracy in the non,
slaveholding States would soon put down
the irecsollers, aud the country would have
peace.
confess thai since have held sen, in
the Senate, | have not devoted much aiten>
ton to national politics. VI y feelings point.
ed in another direction, aud have very
much followed their lead. Texas has the
elements OF n magnificent empire within
herself We had an unsettled boundary. a
large debt at heavy interest. AN extended
frontier subject TO encroachments from the
Indians. with other minor matters standing
very much in the way OF our States ad,
vancemeut to wealth and prosperity. The
means necessary to rid US Of these embar
easements ana distractions have command
ed my almost undivided attention SO that
am BY no means entitled to set myself up
Ms n teacher IN matters of IL national char
acter, and have therefore, always felt much
reluctance 20 put forth my views upon such
subjects. Your letter, however, left me
but two alternatives, one was 20 conceal
my opinions, the other to give my views,
which have done, though briefly trust
fully.
Very truly yours,
THOS. J. ri >k.
Mc.srs juo. r. Mills, Pinkney lIender
son, r Wa,ethouse, " r. D. Ward.
Drury Field. Louis + Wigfall o. VI.
Roberts, l. ". Bowdon, Geo. " Chill.
ton Sam'l +. Mnsely. VIM Il Bristow.
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Tho CesCYchsionai ~

Tho papers from Marshall end Jefferson
show that Judge MH.s aud Mr.. G.. "
Chiffon. haze Withdrawn from the canvas
Tor Congress, aud the contest now lies e.,
ufely between Col. Matt Ward aud judo,
Evans
Agains, Judge Evans as an individual
as we said before. We have nothing to say
We have known him long. aud intimately
aud entertain sincere friendship tor him
lie is gentleman of purity OF character
against whom no worse allegation will le
than that he has m inordmnte thirst COR
office, aud Giraffe view. of Government,
developed once III the Convention for fran
ing State convention. iic di-avow.
connection with any secret political society.
aud as he SO AYERS, We feel impclled to be.
ilevo him, aud under ordinary circumstance.
should be dlsinclined TO say ono word
against his election, were it not, tina: it
seems 10 be matter OF uotoriety that he
went to the Brazos River Convention at
Washington, TO get the nomination Of tho
Know Nothinga for the office which he row
runs for. Tho Republican, SAWS that he
"'"' '"e'e' ,o' '"' purpose o' procuring
,"e no'',ns',oh' anu I'll" procure II over
'uose oebiitfee' rom Convention ct
when h.e Skins oil Tue members were
wings why because Uey knew maj
'he running OF 'ch'itfee, w"u'd render
'helf onJec,s transparent ana II whs lmpor-
tant 10 set Democratic votes, which oehil'
Tree con'a not. Tho Tact oil the nomlna
uon Is asserted by the Republican, and we
suppose VIII not be denied II true, Of
course, whether himself member or not,
Judge Evans becomes the representative oi
the Know Nothing interest, aud with his
success or defeat is Identified tho success
or defeat Of that dangerous faction.
Ia such case, all men, whether Demos
Gratis or Wings, who believe secret nolitical
associations dangerous to III. iberti.s of
the country, and dangerous to the social
we'll being of individual members of each
community infested by them. vii, do his
God. his country. his f,llowman, the cause
OF religious freedom. and the cause o, SO
ciI immunity from conspirscies apninst
private rights. which NAV take from a
struggling poor man his means Of summon,
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Drp. ~ Marshal. nH Tuesday moruu1
the 18th inst, JOSEPHINE LOT Use, uful
daughter of Mr. VI. and Mrs. Emlir Dtioy
aged year md 20 days.
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IHr \rsr COY ERNoK. Ne announce
this week. asa candidate for Governor, tnl,
VI. I Johnson OF Iausnt county. We
have high personal respect tor Cot
Johnson, and n long existent friendship
Tor Gov. " ood. who is also 3 candidate, but
our impression is tina, Democrats have but
one sale course before them aud that Is to
unite upon the present Governor. +.
reasc, who is n candidate Tor re>ol.ctlon,
aud has more positive strength than either
ol the other candidate. We mean. that he
ha. AS tho field IS now made up. We have
\ regularly nominated Know Nothing tick,
Of, To- cortcnd with Dlckson Tor Governor,
lowers for Lieut. Governor. We do not
know who viii oppose lowers, but wc
have three out in opposition - Dickson
II We do not concentrate upon one Of these
we are beaten We had no, room last
week. nor have We, IN tbs issue, to discuss
the question at length, ho, we did not Ike
To Jet the matter pass by, without some
oppression. We must unite and Yield all
personal preferences Tor the sake of tho
pnriy and IN. p'iee'plea 'a'i '~''''
If. |.F|
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Or Clarksyille STANDARD SAYS:
ours respectfully, NC
K 4, SMILEY

W AlafksNlltr 'thhuNu fh9ss
III the SO called Americans are an
honorable party, OF good motives, where
the necessity for secrecy Tor Systematic
falsehood for snesking policy Of doing
everything in an underground wayi WHY
did they make the prelex, Of a Hrazls Rms
or Convention IN Mo STATE, a medium far
nominating their candidates, Just before the
.lactiont Why do those candidates nov
attempt to runuudera mask instead OF open
" avowng who hrough, them out and who
supports themi
i, all thu. worthy Of Americans What
gentleman ia the community, would not
consider 1t beneath his personal dignity To-
DO any properly public nc, IN THIS way
except under the sanction aud patronage Of
til. Americans
Such n course is most inconsistent with
tho manlaess heretofore ascrlbed TO the
American character
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Very truly, your friend,
" l. NA\CEN :"

From the Prairie Region, We have lnteli'-
,enc. by exchanges and letters Of correspon-
5ent. tina, Col. Ward, the Democrats Candi-
Ant, far Conrrc.. will receive an overwhelming
vote Col Ward ihosgh, at home and too un'
well to take any part whatever n the canvass
will be elected by large majority. f'ls "
cular. giving his views upon the various poliN'
cal questions Of the dav, is read by the Demo
crat. everywhere with proud satisfaction
MAYER before has there been a time wh"n
the irue Democracy vas more un lied thah
they now are upon Col. Ward. In every
nuar,.r Of the District, stout arms and brave
hearts are bearing alof, the banner of nemoc'
racy and a triumph il certa'n'-.'efer'o" mr.
nd
Brsr.p Tive learn that a Know Moth
ing council in AntaugR county went ny we
board few day. ago. Al ia last meeting the
members had = hot d,scusslon on u" question
OF t'issolving, and il was finally carried by an
almost unanimous vote Ihefeupon the book
was brought out, aud each member invited to
come forward and expunge his name from the
roll--when an amusing scramble took place
to get to the :" foul record first, -ome no,
waiting for pen, but dipping their fingers
in the ink TO draw the black line over then
autographs A pious, good old i'em"rai
who was Of the party,.n detailing the eircum
-,anc. to our informant sad he now bfexihcd
f,.er-tha, he had never fel, like an American
freeman since he had been inyeigled into the
co,sern-,ha, Know Nothing council was
an inf, place for ans body, and e.peshiY Tor
icfrcrsoniaa Dtmn,r4' -- v arig ''n''" as''
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ottt =.

Notice.
INlOMAS T.. BlNES ha, appointed the
l undersigned his agents during hi- at-,u,'.
All persons having claims against h.m, VIZ
please present them iot -cttlcm,u
g. NJ. Rl\ES,
THOMAS POLAND,
W. /. NEAL.
July 90 ls5j ~
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Nelson, Wcrd,scil \ Co.

Sustcgtors 4,
RfNHARD PATRI1h & &c.
IA Ffaf' Stree. Mere lnL
IMPORT FRS ard Wholesale dealers IN for
| cirn and domestic hardware, Guns, pistols.
and heavy goods
lofaph rmfet1 Woivrfhsmpton, fnrland
John Nelson, New Jersey, jeremiah NJ.
WsriNclt Wa'cr Tufts, j., James G Pat
ri k. New ioYk
Mav ~, 1900 ~ -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Election Notice.

IN Saturday the 2s,h July, inst, there viii
\ } bc nm election bcld ut the Courthouse. ln
Marshall, for - Mayor, i've Aldermen, aud i
Constable. j. VI. CURTIN,
July Il, 1853. Nagnr.
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Very truly YOURS,

HOS J TT 81.
Mcssrs juo. + Mills, J Pinkney Iender
son, K Watethouse, " K D. Ward.
Drury Field Louis + Wigfall, q VI.
Roberts, / " Bowdon, Geo. " Chill.
ton, Sam'l f. Mosely. VIM II Bristow.
I Murfah, aud T. " Loughefy
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\NrISrfR' $ h,lsam of Wild cherry. JudA :
w ointment. aud Pink syrup Jusi r'rclv't
ard Tor sale ~
8 JOHNSON \ GO.
F.Arrsr, D. lsts
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LIST OF LETTERS.

DEMAlNlNG in the Pc.toHi, at Marshall
IL July I, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

DUssRLL w. wBsTCoTT, AUCTI0NHER HAND
IL some housshod farnitprs rosewood piAnoforte rich
carpets 40 This day Wednesday, ~ IL O'Clock at house
~ Eahth avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets prsng large and splendid variety Of every
description being tho entire urnisu,e and Arraagement Of
uany tete apssry Wilton snd three ply earpsts
essant psAeforts seo aud costly
psrcr medallion backs covered In blue gold
tapestry rosewood marble TOP centre and pier tables
reception chairs roeksr shades and cornicss rich msnt
feather beAs two elegant mahosasy sofa bedssds spas
seat chars, rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus
rbe up washstaads rioh gold bard toilet Sss sofas
dnrg and breakfast table, oottsse chairs glass
crookery silver ware. ooloth. hat ssand ats csrpet
Ac embracing everything requisite for well furnishsa
sale positive rsis shiAs Catalogues oss be ~
t,irea 81 ths beyse sst,y th,s asyunx
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uENRRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY HENRY
IL H. Leeds Co., Wednesday May 23, 1t IL O'Clock.
in front Of saesroom IL Nassau street dark bay horse II
hands high perfectly sound aud kind in all harness.
good traveller and invaluable family horse; light buggy
wagon but little used and in good set Of single
ness Also light wagon Without reserve to highest bid
der; bay mare years old IA hands high sound and
kind in all harness free from tricks ue iAdys sad
die horses sold the is about leaving Europe
Also beautiful light extension carriage. made by
Wood, Tomnson Coz 10 in good condition. having been
USED but short time in the country sold only for OF
use pair of black horses l6 hands high between
being well known saddle horse good travellers and stylish
drivers. Also fine carriage nearly has been but lit
tie used and cost S5 last fall Also set Of double har
ness dark chestnut eight old of the Morgan
lie IN single and double harness. sold as the has
further for her. Second hand nearly
originally $780, and built by Wood 7omlinson Co.. of
Broadway; to be cold without reserve. Phnton, nearly
and first rate order having been repair
ed this sPrins; made by Lawrence Coils Also light
seven years old warranted sound and kind all
under saddle having been trained for either trot
three minutes: sold oAly for want Of use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

A UCTIoN NoTICE-BY EDWARD SCHENCK. NO
"A IL Wall sreet-On Thursday Path, at IO o'clock Old
wines brandies &c Importer SALE The balance of these
fine wines and brandes remaining unsod from last week
Together with small private stock viz, j. W. Burdens
F. Doneass, ststsrs yitOria and Harmony sherries
Newlerd GOrdon's Madeira South Side do, 1871; Graham
port 1886 Hunt Co.. lS40 Toksy Ausbrach ls4; Musost
and wedding wines; otard L. d. brandy, 1887: do 1888
Hennessy S4l Martell 1874; champagne, lSi j.
GODDARD 1895 Also Hayans of all the best brands
goods as pure and Of first quality.
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gEIIPPIN0.

TOE LIvnRPoOk--yEITRD STATES NAIL sTEAn
ship BALTIC, Jos comstock, eemnaadsr THIS
Europe positively on Wednesday Nay So All o'clock
nom her berth At the foot Canal street Of
passegs having unequAlled
and eomfrt apply 70 EDWARD K. COLLINS 56WHn
street Passengers requested board At lOE N
Tho Pachc win succeed the Baltic and sail June Is Ship
pers will please take notice that ships OF this line os
not goods eontrAband Of letters
pass through the Post Once others be returned
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMKRIcAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamshps.
EApa NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
Cnlot oepn p09AEo
Second cabin passage. Is
rRoM BOSTON TO LIvxRPooL-
Shiet eepfn passage SlI0
o1 TSs 49, Sasin passsss %
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JNILLIAM IRVING, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE

wv
w OF elegant cabinet rurniture-Wllinm Irving Ca.
will sell at auction Wednesday Thursday Nay 2d
aad 2ith at oelock ~ tho saesrooms OF Joseph
800 Broadway Paror FsfnitureMost deliberately carved
centre and pier tables rosewood oak black waau
with ssuua marble Egyptian and yellow or sienna tsps,
card. sofa aud tete tables Of
signs lsdies escroires and
OF rosewood and black walnut
Description with heavy plate glass doors and backs;
site carving OF covered in coiored sk
and satin brocats mosquet sata brocade vevet also,
large plumber Of suits muslin fancy tables cab
meta Diningroom furniture en- snit-Eexsnt carved osk
extension dining tables buffet deboards tables
lounges, chairs and chairs match
suits carved rosewood oackw Alnu aad mahogany dnins
room furniture. Bedroom furniture-Beautifuy carved
rosewood bedroom furniture suit, carved bedsssd
roles smonr PyscSs ia .sry Isr&
Also complete suits mahogany bedroom furniture kiegsnS
tsrss Italian bou dor and bedroom chairs; oak rosewood
blackwalnut and mahogany nat stands hall tables and
chars suits of enameled cottage furniture Aso large
assortment Of hair mAttres feather beds holsters and
the best and made without regard COST Hse
city retail trade. Sale Peremptory.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,
~ New Yorh, Nay IL, Scaled proposals. tcr sap
the institutions under the charge Of the commIssoase q
Emigration, foliews:-Per the Emigrant RsfnGe "A
Hospitals wards Island 10 tons eg size and Ne tons
mt y be devessd % the dock q the 8
War9s leland and for the Marine Hospital Iand
500 tons rs sad 100 tons nst v be delivered
their once Anthony strest until the d infant NE
above supplies 70 be furnished in manner, ana upsa
such times the Commissioners require and drecs
The Commissioners themselves rsht rssat
the CommisGen-
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUcTIONEER, WILL
= cell. on THURSDAY. May 2s a. 10y o'clock At the
for convenience Of sale consisting in part Of Brussels Will
ton and ingram carpets oil cloths suites
top tables ladies' black walnut secretary with plate
glass doors: mahogany and rosewood work es mahog
ny secretary bootcase damask window curtains &C. Bed
furnturehahogany and rosewood French bedseads
marble TO, dressng bureaus washsands tables mattress
es, toilet sets, Sc.
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A UcTlsN NOTICE SALE OF MAGNIFIcENr

IA oil painting SCHENCK will sell at auc
tion on Friday May 25 at his sales rooms 10 all street.
private gallery of modern oil paintings including very
American schools we'll worthy the attention
pense. includes many pleasing landscapes interiors
pieces flower pieces patoras and other subjects
Among the collection are some beautiful specimens by
Schaee Robbie, of Brussels, Pessar Sernet, Jaspere
6chlling, Of Munich, Piet, Unfenback, Braudenberg,
Roeless Berger, Sede Webster Laselle Carter. Lese
Slayer, Wilson, Darby and other celebrated artists Sas
peremptory.
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DRTRR PARKS, AUCTI0NEER,-AUCTI0N SALE OF
DESIRABLE bousehod furniture. thursday, May ~. At
O O'clock las Spring street. Wsosrer large and
varied assortment household furniture comprising
sells and carpets oil cloths, mahogany paror and
chant furniture mirrors wardrobe bookcases cutlery
crookery, and other table ware, kitchen utensils, &C.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE. f. VAN ANT.
IL WERP will sell Thursday, 24th, as 10 O'Clock
ZIG Pearl street. 200 packages and lots birmingham Shelf
cellert assortment Also, 80 casks emery, invoice ao
American table cutlery shoe aui knives 20
boxes; casks American hes, a. to Il inches 20 dozen
Belief Web cases and pick handles Also, for
of whom the entire OLA retail hard
ware house. with which the sale will commence, Also
casks chains damaged goods; cask English drawing
knives cask Ball brads; bags nails da mayed
the voyage. Catalogues day OF sale.
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John L. vANDEwATER, AUCrIoNEER, Will

TUHN u. VANDEWATEK, AUCTION EEK, WIFI
sell Tuesday, wsdnesday and Thursday May ~ 80
ara 81 at l0 O'Clock each day, the 623
Broadway-Large, attractive and persmpory sale Of first
class cabinet furniture rosewood mahogany walnut and
cak the latest recherche styles
designs Asoa line of Partisan clocks and real bronze
hgures being the entire stock of Messrs Rocefor, Sar
Sale peremptory in consequence of dissolution Of
partnership The furniture comprising this SALE with the
Messes r. und their direction and supervision,
expressly for their private custom and we'll finished
though TO orderevery piece Of which fully
The well known reputation the STYLE
design soa fnsh Is believed to be full
who ds.rs 70 purchase The Goods be
speetfuIy requested Every lot will be sold highest
bidder Terms cash. For particul>rs Courier and
1uiror
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LILY sH.p nOm b0stoh eAu % HsnfAx-
ARABIA, Capt yudkins. AMRRxCA. Cant Laxx
PERSIA, Capt. Ryre. BUROPA Gait sha.nou
ASIA, Capt e. @. LotS CANADA Can't Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA Capt Leiseh
These vesss carry clear white ksht ~ masthead green
Asia, Lots, Boston Wednesday, 2sd Nay.
Amsriee, Lans, Boston Wednesday, Cab June
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon board
owners Of these ships win foe gold
snysr bullion SPECIE swelry precious stones MEDALS
Of therein expressed.
Fer freight % passage apply to
- z. CCNARD, Ne. Bowling Green
There VIII be no steamships Of this Line New York
until further notice.
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Iprpru uYco LAY AUcTIONEER-PEREMpro

4 IRRRru rtco LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A nv sale Of ysry handsome country seat on Staten
Island within wsk Of vanderbilt landing At
Nav Is 1855 At IL oeioca :, he Msrehants Exobangs-4
very frame bouNe, MED IN with brick, built
in possible manner the english rural style with
out regard to cost together with % a tg oss OF
situated private road which nrst class neighbor
hood opposite Robert Center estate rr ave
nue. and within only minutes walk ofV landing,
at the beautiful and romantio village Of Con staten
Island The house new and Ia about 81 het front ~ -
feet Depth including the wing attached onamented in
beautiful STYLE with arched piazzas and conta ms large
parior dinns ROOM good kitchen with range six sleeping
ont and good dry cellar There well onexcel
lent water the premses the garden embraces all kinds
OF vegetables in aoundance also fruit consisting of
peaches ploms ounces goosebrres apples Strawberries
grapes and the grounds around the house tasteuy
laid out with ravewsiks flowers shrube re- 40 and all
in the most oompate order In fact the place all that
gentleman Of taste could desire the
tfu scenery surrounding this property and
Is the only country seat that be purchased ct Clifton
convenient 20 the ferry and containing much land The
Staten leland ferry boats leave half hour in
and every honr IN winter fare o. cents and the sail
the noble bay of the most delightful TO be
in the vicinity tf the city, forming perfect
not equalled in the world ase making much desa
the time rsachng beautiful about
the om the Battery Twenty fifth but
more preferable point health and comfort with the ad
vantage OF combining city with country he aud enabling
out interruption The title Of this property uuquesn
able Terms LIBERAL and possession given week after the
sale desired Thus opportunity Is offered TO obtain
delightful residence which rarely TO be met with as the
sale will be without to the hshes, bidder Desra
BILE city real estate good railroad bonds aud stocks will
be taken exchange For cards Of admission to the
SON Esa.. i07 John street. or to ALBERT H. NIcoLAY,
ii Eroad street.
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PscAHHs, BEaMsrEIS 4 paILLIrs, r,


II RIAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUcrI0HBERs,
No. 81 Lberty street., door from Nassau, VIII give
personal astcpo TO sss Of real estate stocks
sss mortgages public and private saie and 70 the
sale household furniture pain tings
ssstsay wsr Of art jewelry TO-, and out door ssss
Money! literally advanced on real estate stocks vessels
furniture, &c, left o. sale with Nc.
Loans negotiated
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCrL phkEk-BY FRANK.
~ LIN NICHOLS. this (WednsA dayl morning. nv lv1s
oo.osk. a. ~ Nassau street. between uten sna Joan
streets, large assortment OF househel urnsure piano
Iorees OIL paintings mirrors, silver plated &C.
psins several splendid suits Of carved rossN oea
ntnre, covered In rich French SATIN brocst 20;
three superior rosewood pisnoor Of which u octave
made By Glbert cost $40 and almost new Asnineens
suite or chamber furniture consisting OF bede ouresu
sshsand eommode tossl rack and ur charst psaa
satin WOOD was on exhibition at the Crystal Palkce ana
49, u most gorgeous SUITE and worthy OF speu
senuon; rosewood and mahogany SOFAS tete sofa
beds easy rocking and paror chairs covered CLOTH
M ~ greas variety beautiful rosewood and mahogany bed
bureaus and washstands with marble tops;
and wardrobes spendy carved rosewood and
mahoSany marble centre pier and fancy tables mAbo
and walnut extension dressing tables fancy
g Ano quartete tables ia great variety corner staads
book racks and music stands richly ornanensed lt frame
and oval nirrors pearl inlad eight day clock svery no
o. silver plated ert bottle casters cake
and palases with other FOODS nos here
oned Also xn invoice OF beautiful French fancy goods 70
be sold ethone reserve, comprising nsid vspieY
che writing desks foos work boxes rosewood and
do. cases Of mathematical instruments other OF peri
perfume boxes, thermomstors isdiss companions fsnc1
ester and note paper, &c. Catalogues morning Il
Isfs