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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
MANMorn STRAWBERRIES ri,

MAAMorH STRAWBERRIES. - The !
ramento Union chronicles the iOlhH
account q a basket Of this deliciogii
The hrgest specimen Of many P's
ted, is the shape VI 4 iig leaf, and nesu
exactly six md d half inches in cirsp
ference latitudinally, Ind five and y
inches longitudinally. | This is BY fsa
most enormous strawberry we hattti
seen Or heard o., and Ne cballengt
world TO produce is equal Only b.
Of 4 single strawberry measuring I
Aab'a fool in circumference! OthersF
linens in the basket, Of pine nipple drs
measure from three to five inches in
conference, and ten OF the largest "
zone quarter d ! pound" These y
samples Of our most elnscious fruit, y
raised IN the famous grader % A
Smith, on The American river, three "
above Sacramento.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

The CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, of this
place, will celebrate their lst anniversary
next Saturday, weather being favorable,
by picnic excursion. Friends Of the
rahse oi temperance arc invited to attend.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

The Ohio and Kanawha rivers are il
fine stage for large class boats, y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

Hon. ]. n. Mason viii please accept
our thanks for Senate Documents.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

Tho steamer Salem has been on the
docks, ct Cincinnati; but Is expected up
to-Merrow Thursday.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13


Of. such an event; and in this case
days may have been devoted to the
preparation; Cor when the repast was
brought in its richness was display
ed, in abundance, in variety, in style,
mnnner Of presentation, reception,
nndrepeatcd applications. On that
occasion, there was no wine or strong
drink, and probably none Of the com
pany desired ether and at the
proper hour we disbanded, and the
scribbler Of this sketch found a rest
ing place across the way.
n On the next morning We held short
Interviews with the principals and
their guests, after which we sep
Grated, my travelling companion re-
turned to Buffalo and Iset my fnce
in a western direction. Nothing
worthy Of note 10 the reader fell un.
der my observation in tracing ths
rich bottoms Of the Ohio river q
distance Of sixteen miles; except the
sweet blue grass pastures that were
well stocked with fine cattle, and the
prospects Of the wheat crops were
fair for an abundant harvest, and
the corn in . few fields rather in fhe
advance Of any that ] have observed
the present season. AT the polnt.ol
distance named, LEFT the river ana
bearing . southern direction over
the hills, reached the house Of nv
colleague abonttwo o'clock Z. M.
Wfnere met some expressions Of
prise growing out 81 nv nntimely
eau and the direction from which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Arrived.

steamship Tennessee, Wallace. nsvr. Ass 10. ma,s ga
ps..p,sr. Morct fivos Hes had heavy shss iof
If dv. n vh.slbos.es guards and received much o,hs,
dsmase Tuesday AuG Pot n'o Hslifss FOR coal and "ei
.sns risht 1t 10 5eloet Hrp,s papers.
Bu. y ul insam. GOT w.us.. r. p'sssy Lesho,n 'us'
q pD,sd Oibraltu July u. mdss - W y BaAsf AUG ~
. = 40 ION a 10 spoke whsps chr Olive Gsrs u Prov
ineetcwB with 10 bbs bsel hsh oil all we'll Aug r. spos
bail Kate trnoe Monevideo from Baltimore m lat
~ 81, lon. 81 ~.
srs Enterprise tDr vbeman, Windsor 10 days. plaster 10
J. :. Nhfn.y Co.
Brig j. B. ooffn. Huntley. Mschiss, lamber to master.
sokr Hudson. GLADDEN., Hartford
schr. W'sshiccon Dawes phntdelpha
SchI james Craw ford, Smith, Say brook.
schr. Jos. ph Lane Chase, ROekp1rt
Sehf Granite Lodge, Kelley. Roekport-
Setr andoyiA Bray Cberryfed. lumber % W. ;. Brown
Schr. Wsirior. Whifhsm WarehAm.
schr. T. B. Smith Kelley. New Bedford.
schr. Tyrone, Wall. Flushine.
schr Mary Lsnsdon, Snouion, Roudout for Port mouth,
Nh.
sehr Z. S. Ruddercv Midget. Washington ~ C., days,
naval stores Barnes. Bsteu an s. Rud5erov.
sAILED-sbip Isaac Bell for Mobile, tho, f Liverpool,
before rel orted.
BELO g-One herm brig.
Withholding the day from 5. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
American and british Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. sept 2, 100
Again assured there an advance In BARS a. liver
pool American orders been greatly increased within IN
past two make up for exhausted stocks Otherwise
there has change in the BAR market Liverpool
American Merchant Iron in good dsmand at quotations and
some brands have advanced TO the highest figure Tbs Scotch
Pic market Glasgow his been quite unsettled BY some
strong efforts advance the other hand repcta
bic parties anticipate decline As trade Is fair with spe
change be expected material increase OF decrease OF
stock prices range the present quotations. The
ply Scotch PIG in ports quite measer and occa-
advances quotasOns are now 80 s5I SIX months
The stock Of American Pic IL very much reduced
During past there has been increased activity in
ali tshches Of the Iron business necsn Pig has been in
sold at 81 SO sales have been made at q and some
Iron is quoted at ga sale the Sasquehsnna
ported at $22 So Merchant Bars Of some descriptions have
advanced the highest figure of tAons 6o 10 SO
American Sheet good demand so .sles 20 tuns Nails
adv aDcns present quotations - to ~ mos Blooms
are Considerably sought demands for Sheet Wire and
Boiler Plates sales $50 go and SIS and 30 asked for
some brands Flue Iron has advanced 10 4td5te.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

CofFEE-There has been good business done in St Do
and now held Il ioc sales Of Co bags st ioa lois the
6gur, h last sale In Rio the snsae ions have
itaIilo; stock In other kinds moderate de-
exits full former priest sales # 10 bags Lsgusyrs at
CANDLEs-Adsnantine the grades and in
brk eemspd and prices frmer Sales OF 40 boxes hr
sper@ are IL request at Sc, and Patent at 42e4se.
CoRDAGE-GAD Ils is in request l4iGl5e., and American
DYES ASD DRUGs,-There Is a fair busees doing, and
prices Of come hind, are better The sales are 50 eases hsnned
srrive at iIe. 70 Blue vol IOc; n Prns'
ma At 4C IN Snli which advance spd the tendeacy is
Ipwsrd, Is Soda Ash to arrive At 81 sas2 s for 90
6usins at 81 III - rs, and 50. beg, Newcastle Besfb
soes .. &c, and small lots here 81 u aiie ..
FHUr>SAes .oc bSxes Bunch Rsisins AZ % So 10
Leghon crn II 49,; IL bale. sOftshel Almonds at Isle -
dimes & Gr whole boxes Lemons Intinus 'e.ee
I'M vented higher Ia; Of 600 boxes BY suction
q 81 Psashs. .ss vsTE .suHaa1.' ale: q Cfss
Pirp. sIe eirs At &c ~ eouauaon .5 la dried Fruit
500 Ne. o led Arples I'D at q e7tc
Ids IS 1894 Mseserel are sood reque' aud Gui
Of g tha at krm p.ees Boa herring Ae moderately set'e
FLOUR AND MEAL-1bs market Cor Western sld State
Flour 1Sdsc better on the low ssees .nd quite eieed
under the IL should b. aeaoeret hsf st3Oat
supplies the esy arrivals being about e9oA 20 the oes cru
sumption good in sSi!y may ts s,sei f' iasre as.'ry At
BIT without sh.ss The .s. Of Western Canal 2 go
~ T s.s - ss ssHS0s g, .S s's .:a &
.sa ..1sS e go esses hshssn lodi,ns .od Piper
..s. are l,c0 sbs Coz future delivery Including loo ~.
Ohio e. the last dsys IN September o. e. and fof October
Al s7dsi ia Canadian Flour is guilt, s sappy lyht
s... "a 20 bbs sArn quality =; ~ 50 Southern Nouf
Z n srs ssusns and aaue better The bv r.is'j TIE
..s; ,. e. s 49,. Zee ss .,..
snd Baltimore Cry Bnis@ sld ~ e<ta4s 70 81 fsfoia,
slsy sbs n.pes Eye fSf qeist sss. ~ sss at
o. ftas7. ca Nod MT EsHi,. 'sss n i' hi. Js'ssJ
StH
OHAfsts sssst NBsstis ssstSs 80 sf.ssstisi
o. suttl, "A ftr.e ss vsatsa tg
ps.ess n a. hsss tassassf INT ssss s.sssiisd W.
Ieso
l.Atsss spssveS Ms.st Wsas go tsss 90 sslss sss
~ sesls - sss,s 81 seast fsj ~ .-ssais nisss
a. 81 o "a ga 49, tssssgs Wh,ts d. - 81 fe1t y
ia kDs s11 a ss,as1a " -. s-shsis ~ 81 isa
. ~ 49, to- fsssss se5svs sa 81 tei sss tsss pa
so ~ 80 Jesss, ssssss iva tss,ss 80 ~ sss-s
H. 70. kD.s s@1s 80 ~ s<p0.t; us ssiss 80 - M
s-sas. q esos.< ~ Ws.sss Mad
CLASS s.s y, - los. l1-ss1ss@ - "
q q, Ia - 90 ss~svss bS.- tss ~ .,sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Philadelphia Markets. .FRrpAr, Sept. I

Inspection FLOUR aud MEAL for week ending sept S.
1856: S t84 bills superne -Four; So do fines "a DO mid
demnedTots 2oo6. TheIeis no change in corTos and
bales chsnged hands to-day full rates FLOUR Is
rather firmly held since the receipt Of the foreign
about $500 barrels found buyers ~ for stand
ard good brands and 81 6 81 Is z Dbl for
bol6ers refuse lowest figures For home use
limited sales making 81 25d ~ Is for common and good
alds 81 SO per barrel for extra AID 9d ~ for fancy
brands RYE FLOUR quiet the last sales at 80 y . Dbl
CORN MEAL unsettled; so bb sold at ~ y for Pennsyva
have fallen OFF aud los scarce
full prices. About 600 ousn Reds sold a. 81 70
sHon Wheat worth go Co.'s is ected and small
sale Only was sec for yellow afoa OARS about
sia nary with further sales offs oo bush southern at ~
As 10 quality RYE selling wanted at 81 for Delaware aod
81 Pennsylvania In GRocREs the hrmnsss OF holders
limit small lots Of sugar and Coffee have been
taken az full prices The Provision market remains qie al
the adyicts with light stock 10 operate H. ess
Pork worth 21 cash Sales of shou a. ut 1Ic 3aes
In Glover and Timothy but the sales are mostly Tor second
hancs at fully former WHISKY steady ii Gi2c. for
ID and i.lIsl fnrh bls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

Total. ,l3g

Leaving su plus on July 81, 1855, Of. s46l4l Sc
The Committee examined all the colaterals depo-
s,ed with the Company for loans on personal securi-
ties and the list of bills purchased, and deem them
entirely satisfactory. They recommended that out OF
the above surplus dividend Of three-anda-half ~
2 cent. be declared.
Money to-day 10 easier on call tran it has been dur
ing the week, and many loans have been made at Y
cent.
The Western Mass Railroad Company have made
loan Of $500 900 on their Bonds in England and are
now drawing Sterling Exchange for the amount.
The TeIre Haute and Alton Road s comp eted from
Alton to the trunk o. the Illinois Central Railroad al
though the trains not yet put on. The 'inuaon
from Alton TO st. Louis will be completed this month.
The only remaining portion of the road-that between
the two lines Of the Illinois Centra-is progressing al
though in consequence Of some sickness among the
laborers not so rapidly as was intended. The whole
line IN Tere Haue TO ST. Louis will, it is expected,
be in operation in all November ready to do its share
Of the immense traffic which will this Fall crowd the
capacity Of all the Western roads.
We understand that one of the Western Railroad
Corporations which was in financial difficulties last
year during the money crisis but which struggled to its
feet again has been within week past again obliged
to 90 TO protest through the failure of negotiation
which at one tine looked very promising. It's bust
ness however, is large and increasing and no doubt
some arrangement will be soon made for its relief
call of $40 per share has been made on the stock
of the sunbury and Erie Railroad, payable 9th Oct.
The Ledger says:
"The whole amount expended on the work is about
100000, which has put large portion of the
road in state Of forwardness and brought forty miles
into operation, it being the intention of the Company
10 open the road to Northumberland the goth inst
The concentration Of the debt into sioge mortgage
on the whole line Of the road instead of mogagiog by
sections, is wise reform in the administration of the
Company and one that will add to the credit Of the
loans The President of the road Gov Biger, is as
siduous in bis attentions to the work, giving 1t all hs
time and and talents and feels assured that with his
sue geston OF 'copsummation stock, and the favor
with which the y cent. loans promise 10 be received
the road will now be carried uninteruptedy 10 com
pletion."
At Boston money is easy at and II on prime
paper in the street, and the Banks have not been able
to extend loans during the week to the amount which
their improved condition warrants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Markete-Reportsd bn Tslkgropk.

BUFFALO Sept l-s:SO p M-FLoUR active sod very frn
sales bbs sc Od 50 IS for common choice Mehsan
$6!dS7 for choic. fancy Ohio Indians Kentucky, Iii.
rois and Wisconsin; and 81 l2 ~ 25 for extra WaEar
without anything special to note sales 100 bushels at 81 20
for red Indisns 81 IS for do. Ohio and 81 4s for mixed do
oKS sdv,nens IS 600 bushels IA &C. closing the
latter; small parcels s 7ele. OAIs-So sa.es CANAL
FRFIcHT unchanged LAKE IMPORTS the q hours ending
nos todsy-Fcu 300 bb Whest, l6 ~ bushels Corn,
81 48 bushes; Oat SIG bushls CANAL EXPORTS time
Flour sS bb " heat p 4SS bushels Corn rs s5l bushels
Osu IL s76 bushels.
CHARLEsros Sept 6The sales Of CorToS for the week add
up $50 bales ga HE. receipts fr the week LOO bales
och HoCc bsles. RIcE sell a5ie FLOUR 5 unchanged
and QUIET. WHEAT depressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Sales bn Anrtion.
A N. MERwIS Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trsde Sale
I'D Rooms No. Is Parhrow.
JAMES T. MouLros, Auenoneel

JAMES 7. MouL roS Auctioneer
~ L o s G. s A l. t. OF
~ FORT HAMILTON PROPERTY.
J. 7. NoULr will sell, on THURSDAY, Sept Is 1855,
n ? O'Clock the ground.
lis vILLA-sITEs
The Los size 5xloo to half an scre many Of them
are hspdsonely shaded with forest and command full
view Of the Ocean Bay together with Of pree
scenery the world Good bathing fishing and sailing The
railroad of completion and directly to this
propery and steamboats, ply aud from Fort Hamilton eight
rnes day. thus rendering The property accessible BY land r
water
ne,t fair day. Terms easy.
The sesmer Norwsk viii leave Sprngs 81 81 and l2i and
Pier No. 8 North River. 10 A. NJ and p NJ.
For free tickets, maps and full particulars, sppy to
e Ca,.. J. ". BARKER No Nassau st.,
r. orr. T. MOULT0N, Auctioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
70. s. HouGH. Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE of substantial and elegant solid

" Rosewood. Mahogany. Want and Maple FURNITURE
will take place without any posyonenent THIS MohSiNt
(ssurday at I ocoet from the large Sstory residence No
70 waenst: PiAnoFOe, Pier Giasses English Csrpetns
Oh Psnngs Pook Case elegant solid Rosewood Suites OF
fashionable mske. mmptuousy csrved upholstered and COW
ered vsrousy covered Easy, Reception aud other Chairs
elegant styles Of finish; large all spring Invalid Chairs
massive and costly Rosewood revolving front Secretary
Book Case magnificent doubeaeon Rosewood Piano Forte
Of octsvts elegantly carved, pearl naid plate sud
quality and volume Of unsurpassed by sny war
raned number Of Rosewood Center and other Tables, al
with marble tors various kinds and as,egy carved also
few choice OIL Painting by different Arm Is; Fruit Piece
for mantle. by Street, West Point by Lsers5 Crow Nest
by the same Chafeau Of Charles X, BY Kenny sylvan
Sunset BY Hsrdwck, Ancient Piece, author unknown and
others elegant Pier and Oval Mirrors in heavy soid frames,
ch and he Lsce Curtains ee ganty painted Shades mag
ncsnt We and Tapestry Stair and Floor Carpetns
Chandeliers Ladies' nlsd God Escritore finely carved
de and corner Etageres Mirror Back and Fronts great
variety Articles Sevres Porcelain Vases bsque and
Parsn Figures Sisusy; alec in Dining Room large -FOUR
eenf.ei Extension Table Walnut China Dinner and Tea Se
Costly Silver Pste Cake Baskets Spoons Casters Forks Tea
ery Ssver Ivory Cutlery @ Ass Deoanters
Lion Cses Wines, kc; sso in Chamber Anctpt and
Modern Rosewood Bedstead with Marble top and 0ls Bu
eaus Washssnds, COmmodes, Amoir de Glaze Wadrobes
Fine Hair Mattresses Counerpanes Mahogany Bureaus Sofas
Bedsteads, Linen &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
XARINE JOUR 4 L
PORT OF NEW YORK. .
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,ssu'hipBsnnsnn, Hsrihs Brennan and southampton,
49, Sand.
ships-st ctsri1s Conway New Orssn, STATION Thoap
Nm. JARVIS Ballard, Nov Oisaas n ~. Hhsbael Coz
bella Lswfrlss Knspp Liverpool D n L.-fsnea A
fsHr' hisbsfdson, ss- Ofsans Pa smith Go lfsbsf.
ktssisy. New Obssas Eagle HsssI FlSfa Tsaps. Myss.
Sea rssslsss &. u. ca'sh Co.. Kelly bsssisv Phil
sSs pils bod a tiiasssH,
b.d-esdsns Dls. n,sai, hssasLs. .. H.. g. y. . re
% isslsL iss hsassal tsfs H.Tsa. TssaaP~ Hsats'
tssasss fisa Lss.sb, ~ bs,sisss Cir I. hss-'s's
g. . o~sr'a.i-." b.-rs., s-I..iii- p h-ls o..
ssLass.s ~ skis.ls tssfi. ~ a...l u rge.t iss.
s.,a fla.asirlis j.. ti..a, h.., j.as asn b.-.4.s
isIssss is-as.i 4 r.s@ss'. 1stss rLn.dsirsi.,
Z s.-..k, va, w,.s..as, iIsliae. ps,es, 49, !.
ss-fs- Hssss tsjHs b,l..@- Is .i--- lssj w.s-sss
e. js.-. b 3 DLsif
tisst s.ss4a slaas- i.s,iae@-s, .-..,ssi s-.i,l
b5.- n..iis.s, J II u.,s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Sales Of Stocks ut Philadelphia.

rRepored for The N. Y. TRIBUSE by J. r. III. B. FRy
Ft B,dtd-l 900 Schuyl Nav 6s 49, 78; 5000 Ales Co.
g. 7a 1000 do, seuben, IA 14oO City ss 100 do,
cssh 9S 81 Minehn R. 81; 100 Erie r., b, 81 Scam
4S 100 do t5wn act 10 do day.. 200 do Isl $50 do
Canal b5 I5 10 North Penns. r., 30 100 Long Islsnd
r. R. b5 Isl so do, b5wn, I5a 81 Mnehi Scrip, cash os
Betuetn BOards-sOCiy Gas 6s Si; 100 Morris Canal
Reading r. r. S. 4sj 100 DO, s5wnS int 49, 30 do b.
4sI sec do 4sl b5wnSnt, 4St so Long Island hH
BIS l5a - On Ron 4,
Second Roard-1 coo Galloway Bonds b. 60 500 do
Cos GOO Ptburg 6s Seuben 8a 40 Penn. r. R., 2st; 10
Besy. Mead, 5ssi 100 Mipehi Scrip eoi Cam AmS
r. R. 1874; $50 Williams 4 Emira r. b5. Isl . Lehigh
scrip III Mneh r. r., 6t; 100 Schuyl Nav Preferred,
S2i; SO Reading r. r., b5 48}; 100 Girard Bank l2l
b5, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
Net increase ,f earnings 1855. ...$ls273 u
The following Constru c1on expenditures made dur
NO the VI ar were not included in the statement:

The Atlantis Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn
has declared semi annual dividend Of 50 y share
payable on demand.
The coupons on the bonds of the Western Vermont
Railroad due Jan. L 1884, will be paid with interest
10 the inst presentation at the Mechanics Bank
in this City.
The Imporations of Dry Goods for the week show
small increase on the same week Of last year which
wks an unusually small one. The aggregate is
o., O39, 3s7 against 81 $40 o7O The details
RECAPrTUIAuoN OF DRY GOODS FOR WEEK END
ING SEPTEMBER 6, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
PassepCers Arrived

IN sie1ntkp TsHnes,es on Hare rI Halifa-Mr. More
boa.e ard child Miss May Mead, MIS-. Vale Boua and
ds shfsT; Mrs. Bon Bsur Mr. MAekserker Mr. M
hsson Mr Bozs, Hernandez Mrs Hernandez and enil
1Isn Lus Garcia Mr. HeTsch, George Wells Mn aelstein
ard child Lose Maretio Msssrs Arhreeh Osner Koch Oar
lac Tel Luigi solcs Halsm ard sdy Grant Wheeler John
Powell JSrs Powell. VIM Anstiee MsrcHd and lady, Tho.
Brsde Gurtpd Thomas Psynter, C5urtoy Leroy Mrs. La
Nrs Psjo and child, Mr. Lechmeyer. Dy.ker james Hs'
r. Mcu.ig1 and strvants; Andrew Mccall wife aud
rrtfher; Mrs Melville, Miss Tbom.nn, Mis- Amirecht Miss
nes Fset,e, Chsunet, CoueErst Ms. Ft.ette Mrs
Ckauret and two children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

tncresse eif-%~
TIE estimate for November when the lake is closed
i siso,e oo.
TIE receipts for passengers and freight on the Mil
wsakee and Mississippi Railroad for the month just
past were sSs,7lS 81. For the corresponding month
q Las, year they were sssS os. This an increase
Or The month Of sg9, Ss 6S or over 20 cent. The
earnnes for the year thus far contrasted with 1854
A.xa A,,n as folOws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
RUSSELL w. wEsTcorr, Auctoneer.
HOUSE SALE Of GENTEEL FURNITURE,

III OUSE SALE OF GEN lEEL fUhNll ne,
IL MONDAY, Sept TO- 10y o'clock embracing the en-
handsome Rosewood and Mihogsny FURNITURE In House NO.
72stb ay nesr lthsi all which will be sold without re-
serve rain shine Catalogues ready Tapestry Wilton
and Brussels Room and Stair Carpets elegant suite solid
Rosev cd Por Furniture Satin Brocade two large French
Plate Pr Slabs ard Brackets rosewood and mshos,
shy MsrbeTop Center and Pier Tables rosewood ran
Stool and Cover; marbop Etsgere several beau;
nul Lsndscspes end other psntng elegant China Msnte
Ornam-rts Laee utans and ShAde rosewood aud maho-
sany Sof Spn gSea Chss handso rosewood AMI maho
sapy Bed,sd pure Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
and mstosnny msrbetop Bureaus; lnclosed Washstands
Toilet Sets Danssk Lounges; oval and pain Mirrors DIV ing
and Breakfast Tabes Secretary Bookcse; nch China Sets
SILVER Ware Cutlery With la assortment of Kitchen
and Furniture. Worthy the special attention OF house
keep nj dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

slO riiE hoNpiOiDERS or THE MANS
j ytflp AND sAspbskf, saNDlJNr MANSFIELD
AND hnWAhh ANp COLUMBUS Ahp LAKE ERIE
hAithoAp tuMf Aktfa fhs ts@missss sppes' Cd the
.s sssias s Assss neass have prepared lAe ssfps@sa
% ssd " tho ainsssst u the shove torsss
IL s.saasss hah she ssrals shea aaa .sss 3d. al
v.a b sssi ~ mo sass u uinsoS, NJ - resIisA
-ts Gao n.ilsisss requested W sAi aud sn ths ss<
Ist as.s assks. isssssia ssa thsa aai there As
ss,sa.i New tsst, jsly "a. issA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
W. n MLLLok, Auctioneer-by HoUSHros "ELLoR
TTVTFSDAY and WEDNESDAY, Sept III and IL

", n MLLLok, Auctioneer-by HoCSHTos Il "kLLok-
THURSDAY and WEDNESDAY, Sept. III and IL,
at f8 O'clock the large and spacious Wa eroon No
I'd PEEEIPTORY SALE ofv.LUA8LE atCI and
COSTLY NEW. YORK and PARIS MANUFACTURED CAB
MET FURNITURE, contained 10 the above private Ware
the richest COLLECTION offered az Auc Ion h abouts
sal n tbs ey. For the accommodation Of country merchants
ma snc purchases made hs Sale The oek will
embrace the fashionable styles so.e wood oak mahogany
ard alnui Enamees Par or Cham pfsnEc1n add LliIy
Furu,ture eaborasy carved and 6DA With ne costly
sf,rs yr elegant carved rosewood Psrior Furniture
ute q, Louis XIV and Eizabshisn covered IN French
ulD,b French satin dezne English har-co.h Ladies rose
lined zh satin wood. E'afrres, with French
u,te FONTS richly carved Masc Cabinets Music sant.
rosewood Center Tables with bsek
c,ys u.hossny SOFAS Tsts Voltarc and sPhns seat
P.of and Rsep Ion Chars Dnnsfoom and Library Fuinafe
,n..voos. nshlyrhy walnut and oak IA onsion pnins
Tnhes Chairs match covered plush Cured reps and cane
.,., seboads Bullets rich Bootcases sud Secretaries IN
walnut o.L aud Chamber fufntnie eas 1ty
e.rvsd rosewood and mnhosy brdsicads Dressing b"f aus
Nth marble tops spd Frepeh plate ksssrs nsfslefop ae'd
stands Com shy reofstsd enams.a aiAse
sass several n ~hh are very valuable W.iiohes
Au6ufs with Frre plate glass doors. inad NIB satin
GOOD and cedar Lounges Lonpssbeds in fancy ds.iaes ar
.ad hair Chars and match wslnut faase Fafni
,uss and sey Dressing Tables plain mahsny and
r.at Chamber Furniture three suite, In sss 10 mslsh oA
ere Dissas sni Hsuns haifs HAL fathtsfe rosewood n,
Lsssay add w.sa Hal Islands ,ha aud Tables 70 na"h
Al. 10 tafs bosk As hfsehaif Massses fsillassss
As Ale, o. "a ss,ass fsao Fsass Of whiah
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