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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

WH1sKERs-The editress of the Lancas.
ter Literary Gazette says she would as soon
nestle her nose in g. rats nest of swingle
tow, ais allow man with whiskers TO kiss
her; to which the New Orleans Bee some.
what uugallantly responds
"We don't believe a word of it! The
objections which some ladies pretend to
have to whisksrs all arise from envy. They
don't have ahy.' They would if they could,
but the fact is, the continual motion of the
lower jaw is fatal to their growth, The
ladies-God bless them!-adoPt our fashion
as fast as they eau. Look at the depreda.
tons the dear creatures have, committed on
our wardrobe the last few years. They
have appropriated our. shirt bosoms, gold
studs and all. They have enciroled their
soft bewitching neck in our standing collars
and cravats-driying us.men to flatties and
turn downs. Their innocent little hearts
have been palpitatiug in the inside Of our
waistcoats, instead Of humping against the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

Know m-UN1oN1sM.-Under
this head we find the following in the New
York Daily Times:
"The Hon: Jeremiah Clemens, Of Ala.
bama, a vehement friend of President Pierce,
and lately fierce danouucer of the +" ihsu.
bordinate Hard Shells" Of New York, pub.
fishes letter in the papers in favor of the
Know Nothing movement. Mr.. Clemens is
the gentleman who once INDUCED in some
impertnence towards Mr.. Dickinson, in,tbe
U. S. Senate; and received the appropriate
rebuke (the Hon. Jerry being quite youth
kl appearing, smooth faced many that he
had better tarry at Jericho till his beard
be grown" 80,
The Times might have added; that togetfis
er with Mr.. Clemens, goes ex-senator Foote,
formerly of Mississippi. The Know Moth.
ings are welcome to all such "hacks" as
Foote and Clemens. Really it looks 10 US
very unlike Southern 'Party-when such
men as Clemens, Foote, and Doneison of
Tennessee, who denounces the members of
the. Nashville Southern Convention as
"Traitors" are thrown forward as their lea.
ders. - = r.
1t is vain to attempt to create the impress
sion of its being Southern sectional party.
Winnsboro Herald.
BRA1Ss@Governor Trlmbull, of Con:
necticut, OH the occasion of a grand
riot, ascended block, and attempted, by a
speech, 70 quiet the people, when a random
missile hitting him in the head, felled him to
tha ground. He was badly hurt, and as bis
friends were carrying him into his house, his
wife met him at the door aud exclaimed:
"Why, my husband; they have knocked
your. brains out!"
"No they. haven't" said the Governor,
"if I'd had any brains Ishouldn,t have gone
there" a';i' 49, -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

A PECULIAR Casa finder of money
or other valuable property should always
take prompt measures by advertising or
otherwise, to make restoration to the owner.
In Rochester, New York, few days since,
dishonest man by the. name Of Thomas
Hall, who neglected this duty, was convict.
ed of grand larceny and sentenced to two
years hard labor in the State Prison. He
had found a package of $1,000, and carried
it to his boarding house. During his tenn
porary absence a woman discovered the
package and took from it q small portion of
TROUBLE AHEAD.-'The New York Eve.
ming Mirror says: The abolition press is
abusing Judge Kane, comparing him to his
namesake, the inventor Of murder! The
time has come when no man at the North
can discharge his duty as a good citizen,
either officially, editorially, or even in the
most private capacity, without being de-
nounced by the fanatics in billinsgate super.
latives. 1t requires no prophet to foresee
trouble ahead; and the day of blood is COM
ing even faster than our fears foretell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

: An INVASION OF CRABs.--The Nantucket
Inquirer says that a few nights since a lady
resident of Nantucket was aroused from her
slumbers by a noise which resembled the
sound of person crawling stealthilyoin the
attic above her chamber. Soon the noise
was heard on the stairs, accompanied by a
heavy clump, clump, clump, from step to
step. After some time passed in conguring
up fearfu! visions of spirits and hobgoblins
to her mind, the lady summoned all her
courage, and opening the door, lamp in
hand, beteld, to her great relief and aston.
ishment, an army of crabs descending the
stairs. 1t was discovered the next morning
that one of the juveniles had slowed away
large number of the crustaceous animals
in the garret on the previous day, and they,
escaping from their confinement, were at
the time they were discovered, busy making
tracks for their native element
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

hes been OF and arrived here yesterday sh arrived here
yesterday from Trinity Cove with the mAes. a. Of the
ship New Brunsw Errinst0n which wrecked a. that
place last fall on her way from this port D1bn
MASCHEsTER from RchmOul fr ths port aah1re a.
Hereford Inlet Bar vessel Of 81 tuns rser auaehed
baltimore IN December 1851 owned by parties chu3nd.
worth Slltt0 and l. uninsured Her conlts u 80
bb -four 81 tobacco besides hhd2 aud pkxs Manufactured
DO valued q abou: go which principally covered b. III
surtroe in Wsllst
HOLINESS HOLE Mev Ave have had = very heavy y. z.
gae here to-day during which the Secrk aud Boston pac
sohr NswYOk GOodwe, from Newly Tor Boston parted
cable and prevent going shore con- ~ coIi
with other vessels both masts and = nov probably
safe.
The GRECrsN Of Deer Ile, from Philadelphia with
coal FOR Boston, slipped and ashore.
SCHR ms Of hosfOn for Pbiadelphs, parted and slipped
and up the wharf, where she ies safe
BRIG WLFoRD FISHER, iof fasfporil Benson from New
York which arrived johns NJ. lt inst WITH provisions.
struck on Pancake Rock the Of the habr almost
nediatey filed and sank the waters level She
ward toVed into port by Br. stInr. Osprey.
ALETIER MoSTEvIDEo dated Feb p observes: The
weather has been very brroUs that quarter causing
considerable damage the shipping IN port On the nth Dec
the bark WessscumcOn q and from Boston arrived with los q
foremost msiuopg gal bboom and subsequently
tanned other damage during gale by coiOn with an .her
vessel She l. undergoing repairs and viii probably be
ready for m IS days Bark Psrsna of Newfork Bee-,
Jan from London about the 18th, blowing gale
the drsgged foul Of another and sustained injuries the
pars OF which will probably amount 20 -lV Ai,er partial
repairs the barb parted for Buenos the 7th inst
20 Cssssn Of NeYok Jan. p with Of Goals
from Rssneiro for the Brszn squadron and on the N lat
during very gale from W. Hamburg brig called
Frederick Ernest dragged foul Of and caused damage
the Of about 5000 OF lea She now nnoer
gong repair and will b. ready for The Frederick
Earnest much up by the collision 20 be unworthy
the and will be sold public
for the benefit Of those concerned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
Cory or SIC or rHr ACT RELATING TO rHE suRRrsDrR

Cory SEC. OF TIE ACT RELATING TO TIE SURRENDER
BOSDs. APPROVED FEB. r. 1883
SECTION All holders that class BOlls for which
bonds directed 70 b uel By section eight # Act
provide the funding the Ing u,ernl Improve
Warrants q tbs the due thereon and
hquic and funding the Of prime pal AMI in
actually the Five Million Loan
hereby required within months and after the pas
tins Act, present any this state, hell by
th the state Ieasurers Office for the purpose Of having
the thereon accurately aceaned AMI new bons
ed therefor the provisions q ed Ac AMI
s,ie they fail pesent sad bonds within he
PIE rcribed interest shall be allowed sad bon Is the
holder hoaer thereof se that that the
te in any Incorporated INTO said bond 20 be
issued part Of the principal thereof AMI the sae ea
Of the provisions Of this Act, best the Oh
jeci hereby contemplated.
Cory SIC. Oh THE AcI RELATING TO TIE RATES ~
ADJUSTMENT OF The PAsT-f.iD BoSDs. APPROVED
APRIL !. 1919
sFcToS That upon the surrender Treasury this
State any the ssd part paid Five Million Loan Bonds sl
andin the holder OF the shall BE- entitled
from the Il this % stocks bon
the Of four hundred and three dollars and eightyet
thousand dollars Of sad bon L. DF pal
and due thereon the inst Gay Of January eiGeen
hundred and forty ami adding for subsequent interest
the Of SIX per per three hundfel aud two
dollars and each THOUSAND dollars
bOnds be computed up the m day o January next,
after the surrender hereof Prorid>d The Coupons
July eighteen hundred and foTyone, shall remain sttshet
thesto:
Prord,d further That in any Of the Coupons falling
the said bonds the st day Of JAY
or bonds shsl be delivered the state Treasurer with
the bonds which they belonged there shall be deducted
from the authorized be issued bon IT, IN Ter
preceding section the nine dollars and eighty
Coupon bond Of thousand dollars
twenty dollars and twentyou for each Coupon
removed from bond Of three thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
To Mariners.

The Norfolk Board Of Health has notice that all vessels
arriving at that port from port the West Indies the
Spanish Main or from any other port place where any as
rsnf or CONTAGIOUS disease she'll the time of their sailing
from thence required be brought anchor a. the Quar-
sntine Ground there unit visited by the Health.
Officer ard his permission shall be obta ned for such
vessel 70 enfe the harbor.
DaboPs Fog Horn has been placed the New London
Light House Of Thames River, Conn IL l.
worked BIZ machinery and rounds minute; duration
souHd about three seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

That they required surrender the a. rhe ooe OF
the unders Lansing before the lh day Of - y
ensuing for adjustment ageesby 20 the PROVISIONS u aid
Act 1be ate of such aJstnIent Will be IN sceAnce W.T.
the sh SECTION 4 the Act numbered J approved Ap 1873
herewith k1neHedl Ths bonds 10 be sued ~ me au
men described viii Contain clsg-e enns the
holder any al the state may have AsAns The
United the Morris and banking Com
pany then legal representative growing Of the negoa
uon e the Five hon Loan bon4s and such bon L. when
issued viii b. Tayatle IN sewfOk both s. . principal
1nd uere will BE- made redeems5le The TIM hNei Tor
the maturity Of ihs original psrpaid BINDS The interest
boncs will be paG annually the nrst lay Of
July and January Of eech year, until the maturity Of aid
bolas, the redemption Of The prnepa Afer the eKpa
sad 18th the ell this cAs OF bonds
remaining outstanding or unagJ usted val cease.
:. 81 HOLMES, state Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

CnAsIssros May lssour corros market has decilned
irs quoted at asi The sales Of the past five days foot
Cs.sL,sTox May f0--Tte total basness IN CoTToS during
-, "a. well hss IS 0o bales prices ranging from ia
n1e The recovered from the decline.
me receipts Of eek foot up so bales
hand bales fREicHrs dull and tending downward
Oar RIcx marke; il quiet previous rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
Spoken. &c.

April r. q Ion. S. ship r. B. FORBES Ballard from New
York for Hong Kong. . -
Apr 49, lat 81 lon w, ship John heruck, ttner from
Liverpool for Balaklsva.
FEB g. Of Cape Horn hip Sunny South Gregory II days I'm
Rio Janeiro for san Francisco
Ami Is lat "a lon 81 s, brig Eugene Reed, fun
Mstapzss for Sew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
}. Bos.sr, Auc'ioaeer.-By 5. BocARr.
A UCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY, SATURDAY.

N le oeoct The aaeton roos ~ rankort sai
Wnhlmsts.. large sale Of xeu.eel HOUSEHOLD FJhNl-
TURE; mahogany and walnut Sofas. Lounges Bureaus;
hogny snd black walnut prng.eat Plr Chs-si 10 Rockers
Locking Ees, Mantle Clock; Plated Ware; BE ts.cA' Halr
Mattresses Feather Beds CTockeTyi Kirrhen Furniture and
Uffusis
r,snr Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
GEORGE Cook, Aucuoneer.
DY SLOWER d COOK-ELEGANT NEW

ID snd SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE H.
THIS DAY Saturday at 10. o'clock, their sAesroon
Brosfway Of Duanest ase and splendid cot
iectior Of FURNITURE and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
every description consisting Of superior Tapestry Car
pet Lace Curtains Window Shades rich dec0rasd China and
SILVER plated Ware white China Dinner Set reh French
Mirror on Paintings mahogany and rosewood Paror Furniture
Side and sofa Tables carved rosewood bsgers French secr-
flires and BCokcases ExtersiOn Dining Tables
oAk mahogany Sideboard- Nnn. Room Chair. Superior
quality mahogany sofas. Tssstetes Arm Chairs. P4For do
Lounges rosewood, mahogany and walnut Bedsteals o.
every variety Of style and finish msrbe-tOp Bureaus and
Washssnds Hair Mstrs-ses PAasses Bed Be ding Cane
chairs. Cock- China GA-- and Crockery Ware, Table
lat.r. A. Az .n.meleA Co.se Slt-. Caaoklee reaAE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
Passengers Arrived

DIP hssfroia from Lirepoo-Miss Caroline knight Me.
Rebsees Renwiek Mrs w NJ. Moaat Mis- VI. ". Candy aud
sIne Mr. NJ NJ. Moaat
ssip Jones l. Bo1e from Lirepoo-Capt. Edward Nc
Lean, New York; Arthur Bates Belfast.
Ia brig Eugene T. Reed, ,oz KataHzas-TbomAs Howlss
A<Bg Island.
10 bcrk Iyva fran Harana-nrs Callahan and daughter
Mrs Mary Baon y L. yulfee Jr. John Rsys, Edward Rod
pkuez, Edward l. Rodriguez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
DOCK RIVER VALLEY UNION RAILROAD

MORTGAGE bUNUN-Iht hoTl rs q DC hDl 4 XIV TX
VALLEY UNION RAILROAD SEVEN PER I'M MORT
GAGE BONDS hereby notified that All e sad railroad an4
railroad property embraced IN the Mortgage OF s Road K J.
Walker Trustee dated sept 1881 % secure he payment Of
s Bonds and together with Al fs1ehes and kppar
enances were sod by the undersigned Trustee
he aid r J. Walker IL the sd t-rs 81 Pzhe suction ~
previous published - required by the of sai Mort
S the q paying the principal and interest q sd
principal having declared due and payable BY
noaers As authorized BY the terms Of the Mortgage n
{oeSee 81 default N Of the Interest
no ,ers Of the aid Bonds who not parties % tae
Reehsse o. me norEazed property hereby n0.ed that
nSy can reeve their dividend Of the prcceas Of said sale BY
eAiins 81 the once Of CHARLES Butler 10 u W.l-st,
sIS aeiiver.ns .P her ssads wA ALLKS BUTLER.
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
BY Telegraph.

sAvANNAH-Ar Nay s. steamship Augusta Lynn, from
Eew-lok
Nav eThe steamship Frorda detained here not
s~ii fer New-york unfa to.nOrrcw (TharsdAy morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
Sales bp Auttion.
A. VI. MELVIN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER d Co.-Trade Sale
- Rooms No IS Park-row.
MONDAY EVENItG-.May a. al o'clock

MONDAY EVENItG-.May "A, at O'Clock,
And the i've following Evenings.
ASSIGNEES SALE-An extensive and well assorted stock.
selected for reit Broadway this city pH.nz
very arge collection fehOe standard ENGLISH AMI ANEP
ICAN BOOKS in the various branches Of Literature, Ara
Sciences Bellies Letters Sc many Of which bound in
rocco calf aud halt calf variety Of elegantly ustrateS
wors rich and expensive bindings and large assortment "
new and 70 pular miscellaneous literature, &c
Alec. superine STAPLE and FANCY STATIONERY, inn
porter and domestic embracing up-rne English and FreVcs
Papers and Envelopes sizes; Gold Pens Gold Anf
Yer Pencils Penhoders Porrfoo Blank Books Papt
Mache Goods supene Cutlery, and variety OF expensive
fancy articles sc Offering opportunity 20 the suye<s At
Books and Stationery rarely - be met with
Catalogues now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

OFFIcE AANHATTAS LIE ISsuz.Ncg Coxr.NY.l
No. ~ Broadway, Sew.Ysrk
NOTICE.-The Annual Election for TWELVE
~ DIRECTORS lsr.fcss=l and THREE INSPECTORS Of
ELECTION held the 0sce the Con.nv On the s
.rst when the following gentlemen were ee,t-d ~.
Enoch Dean, Denton Pearu.l
Henry Ero-n, Henry A Kerr
yoh- : Wllixns Henry Stoke.
Nathaniel G. Bradford James Il Henry
loh, : Harris, Jsr1us1- J. Johnson
Daniel BURNETT Edmund Cofu
A. meeting Of TIE Directors held this day " D. MORGAN
ESQ, s1tzrs1ino1sy reelected President
C. ]. WENPLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
PHlLP R. WILKINS. Auctioneer.
| EIEGANT ROSEWOOD and MAHOGA\Y

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
IL FURNITURE. CARRIAGES, sLEIGHS. WAGONS
HARNESS &C. % b. s0d Auction b. order % the Admin
i.trafor-PHlLIP K. WILKINS will sell suction =
WEDNESDAY May t. s5 a. II O'Clock the residence
the late Jscob LON ard Fordnsn elegant Household F1rr
consisting part q .te- Of rosewood a1d mahogany Par
Tor Furniture velvet ard Aroth; sofas Chair. vo aire
Chairs Qlsretfe and Pier Tables mAbetop Center Table
Lounges Arm Chairs back Library Furniture covered
With leather C1bne Piano Cottaze Bedroom Furniture
wood mahogany French Bedseats Mattresses Beds and
BeGdus DRESSING Bureaus with marble tops marb eop and
ircloseG NashAncs. Wardrobe kc China and Glassware;
Brussels " ton and Inxr.in Carpets Oh C.oths &c.
Also double Carnage. ezhs suzte NEzon Farm Wagon
double and single Harness, sleish Bells. ? Cows &c
Catalogues b. had Monday l4th the oce OF the
Aucrioneer. No Brosd-s tn h0gse.
Car. leave The City Hal al. and !. ~ A. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
MARIN Il URNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK........haY
Ieared.

Sbip@-Dirgo, Young, Glasgow. Durham Drnon
Bsfts-Clsrence OBJ NcDougsn s. John, " b. Geo Lo-
vsn; r. Mills HcNair, Ct weston. Nakeman. Dm0n Co. ;
RAJ ger MAsn Philadelphia Walsh Carver Chase Rendeer,
kiebos Singapore, Croker s Warren
Brrs-Isstella. Bibier Humsoos. Dugan Lesnd; AbbT
Watson Waison Csrdenes Nesnith sons; snipe Or Haf
rn Boston g. Logan r. aLmaf tfr) Beard. E4vre w T.
schmidt Coz Nay Queen Jackson New Oreans McCready,
Mott Co; y. Stroui, Wallace Neuyi'ss IL. D. BrooknaD
4 Co.
scbooners-Msmi, Powell, wlmnston, r $ Powell; vo-
ante, Lord, Bangor G. T. j. Peters nightingale Hull
Providence MASTER River Queen Fowler Povidsnce.
Julia Br) Wsycott. ST. John, ~ b., Barclay Lvingsto
senator Dayton Norfolk j. Y. eager Co: x. W. Brown
Dcuerson Wilmington Doner Potter; Burrit Fsrchld
kswb.In, Davis Holiness b. Hsuson Gsskl, Warrington
O. Williams L. Rowe Wedinore, Nassau, Eneas; Hum
ming Bird OBI Chisholm Londonderry ~ s. J. ; Whitney;
John Price Price Baltimore Mailer Lord; VIM Woodbury.,
MspniDs ST. Johns p X Il. r. Metcaf Susan f. tBr) Ma
hon Halifax ~ s.. j. Desly; Ann Susan, Myers Charles
ton. Dollner d Potter
Sloops-Mara Louisa Bennett Fail River MASTER Brown,
Gardner, Bristol, MASTER Emily Grape, Providence J. H.
Hsvens
SYSTEMATICALLY, Bell Philadelphia W. II. Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPA.

CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON CONPA-
~ NY-FINE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN
FIRST MORTGAGE coupon BOSD>.-Five Hundred
thousand Dollars FirG Mortgage Bonds Of the Cuoeani
Goa ard Iron Company sred for Of one
thousand Dollars each payable the - January 1850,
via interest a. he rate o. anuIa psys- semi
annually 10 The Csy Of New York.
These Bonds secured y tr Nor-xaxs % william D.
Thompson and EDWARD W Durham srs- 90 The Anis Of
the Company, situate IN Allegheny County May and being
about l2 acres, and embracing about acre. rTeA,
fourteen feet vein Of Goa an1 the Compauys Raj os1
connecting hsr Mines ~t The Baifiors ~ OHIO RAr0ai,
With The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal with Of
Cumberland.
To provide for the payment Of tke- Bsus a. sns hfs
ry TIE Company have appropriate .nf Izy into
the hands Of Trustees FRY THOUSAND Dollar. Asrusy
SINKING fund IN eefsu Of The payment hieh or d si
annual Interest To- sky days After due the principal hal be
cone sur and the Trustees b authorized 70 .ute upon and
tie s.il lscs and Rosi, and pay he Bond.
Sealed propoas addressed the Pess-r. Of The Cop.ny
vii - received a. he Ofce u DUNHAMk Co No IS WI
hGr1-st. NewNork, unn SATURDAY The ls,h az NAV
next a. O'Clock P N ~heE they vii De openrl and the
avA-cs made.
Ten per viii b required - paid on o-ssu % the
parties Of The ptsnce Of her hd v Der cnf the
day q June an ty per the lt d.v of line with
tberry 70 paw the whols ea-lier lar
The Company vii The MIR 70 e.r The ~he q .nv
portion q ihs biA A MEHAEFyY Pr..if-ur
tos frrther particular apply 70
DtSHAN Co, No. Is wfni.n-.s Ser-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
D1sAsf<rA &C.

Carr DENKwArts Of the Br bark Sarah Ann. srrived a
Charleston sth inst from Newport, Finland; reports bis uE
n. spruns He had heavy weather tbs frs part Of the
rs-ss- and srouEhf his English pilot west Of seaIly
oprrrc Nay The bsanfne clipper srsHded as, fsl AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
+. CoLroN, tnc:ioueer.
I ARGE SALE of CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS

IL MIRRORS. PIANO-FORTE so dozen CHAIRS, kc-
r. COTTON vii sell THIS DAY, saturday Nav r. a. l0i
o'clock the Auction Rooms No 80 Beeku,u aoor
very arge Of new and econdhsni FJRNlTJ II
from families II viii part Of sofa and sofa
Btdseads TeteGTete mahogany French and Cottage bed
s;eads mahogany prngse Chsr psror aud drawing room
rosewood Parlor Furniture 10 brcstce Nolttre
Chairs Rocking DO, black walnut aIt mahogany Extension
Dining Tables Frsnchpse Mirrors oval do merh etop DRESS
Bureaus agbietop Center Csrd and sofa Tables, lls
ny Bookcases Secrstaes Hair MAresses Brussels Tap
esrrv Three-ry an Ingram Carpets ~ fa pieces Of Ol'
cloths Bedroom and Basement Furniture &c. Also, one rose
about So dozen oak curlape snd bsckwsnui Chairs sold 10
pay advances ard expensesa tine opportunity for the Trade
and al others The sale will be peremptory for cash
ard goods must be removed same faT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
d. :. HoUGs. Aacrioneer
IMPORTANT and EXTENSIVE SALE. THIS

i Saturday MORNING. a. No. - WsrrrnsL Of splendid
rosewood Furrure rewoOd PAno-F0rte valuable OIL Pam
cosy Chils and silver War heavy gev-. and B..e
Csrpeng ke 10 o'clock preey he entire splendid con
tents CONSISTING 4 ruya English velvet FLOOR Stair Garrett
do English OL-fOrh -ilverDlafed St.rRods
k o<ewood PsTior suites elegantly upholstered and covered
n aroon crimson and green rrsnch dAass; slso
sIficue Medallion h@svily and crimson.
Italian sisiusry marblefop Tables q al The descriptions
found u ~etrLshed heavily carved 7oc,.v- 1bl.
sct0n PanoFoe, made b. BArn0rs o. this CITY yasuri
ih Instrument fr hneues- Of exterior and quality II tone : IN
surpassed Also very ne rosewood Etazere al
pG,s-sl1~ AID Italian marble French Work Tsbls,
fancy Reception hss Eertoires alEe And splendid French
Plate Pefssses costly frames ch heavy Lace Br0el
tss Curtains; original Oh Paintings By eminent roeru A..
ts; Gothic iaiad and solid stAiasJ marble Clocks; costly
Dresden Chinswa-es tine Vases Of Sevr.. Porr.f.in.
Ptsn marble Stz1e and CAsse Representation oas Ex.
Table with antique carving; Table Linen French Cir.
silver Tee Service Cale B1ssets Pots Spoons Ivory Cut
lery. heavy Cat GAss Ware, Wines Champagne. NAsir.
Liquor Cases DeeanEn &C.; rosewood and maaor.ry Bed
steads Of antique and modern styles rosewood marble ppp
Dressing Bureaus W.n Stands Corner and Towel stands
fs.es fne carried har Mattresses Courterpsnes Bos,e
snd rA0~s Shin. Toilet Sets, eva sns square Ersns Mr.