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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-09-19

RW@" You furthermore promise and
declare that you will not vote nor give
your influence for any man for any office
in the gift of the people, unless he be an
American born citizen, in favor of Amer
leans ruling America" K'soao Nothing
Obligation, lst degree.
Candidate of the Know Nothings for
State Senator, John Sinclair-birth-place,
Ireland.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-09-19
For the nSpirit.
!, The WING Party.

Mr.. EDIToR-That "old reliable Whig'
processes to have come to life. Isn't it .
pity, just for the fun of the thing, that that
is not true? Why, sir, Barnum could add
thousands to his already princely fortune,
if he could catch q real, live Whig and
exhibit him to the people of this country
as natural curiosity.
1t is well for the "Old Wing Roseo to
console himself with the belief that the
Know Nothings will carry the election;
but when that time rolls round he will ex-
claim,
81 never had bit of toast,
Particularly good and wide,
But always fell upon the sanded floor,
And always on the buttered side"
His prodigious efforts on the tax ques-
ton, and his wonderful exhibitions of wit
and learning, and his refusal to "answer
the bray of every jack" certainly entitle
him to be honored by some far-famed lit
erary institution, with the title conferred
upon the renowned DR.. Pangloss
"The Old Wing rose again r. Fob.
"A rose, by any other name, would smell
as sweet" PETER PIpER.-
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The SPIRIT OF DEMO CRACY.

profit without any additional cost to the
consumer.
Msamt and Erie Canal- Wing Adminis-
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State Common School fund, $l4,249 20.
School library fund, 814 "a
Interest Oh Section 16, 1850 Is
Township expenses, 1920 60
Township poor purposes, 1907 65
Township school purposes, 1865 54
Township school house " 9,277 y
Road work in townships, $40 IA
Road money paid townships, 422 IA
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$7,054 Sc

Within seven thousand and ffty-four
dollars and fifty-six cents as much as oil
that was paid.
Now we do not ask the people to take
our word for this exhibit of the finances
of this county. But we do ask them to
examine the receipts of the township treas
urers and the books of the Auditor, and
see if we are not correct. We know we
are. If any one will take the trouble tu
examine, he will find that nearly oae-half
of all the taxes we pay is for school and
school building purposes. And if he de-
sires the reduction of his taxes one-hali
let him cry, as some are now doing, "Doac,'
sciM the school la,c!" and his purpose will
be accomplished. At the same time let
him remember that over seven thousand
dollars will go out of the county, that
now remains here, to pay on the State
debt and for State expenses.
We shall next week give our readers
an exhibit of the taxes for 1855.
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$36,S17 80

(In this calculation the delinquent taxes
are not included in either table. AS they
would balance each other, their being left
out of the tables does not change the re-
suit.
Here it is seen that all the taxes paid
by the people of this county, in 1854,
was $43,s72 So
And that there was paid to
and expended in the town.
ships the sum of 36,Sl1 90
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$43,S72 SO

Now let us see how much money was
paid to and expended in the several town
ships, during the last year:
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDHLL, Of Fairfield.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, of Lucas.
- For SUPREME JUDGES.
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont.
H. B. WARDEN, Of Frankiin.
Es FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
VIM. ID. MORGAN. Of Columbiana.
i Gas FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN 6. BRESLIN, Of Seneca.
.&Sts FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVTTT. Of Franklin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. NIcCOOK, Of Jefferson
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDiAN, Of Lucas.
. :
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Democratic Administration.

S7O4,574 20 excess of RECEIPTS
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Removals

II BETTLER g. Co., Commission Merchants,
Ls asd desle in Flour Meal and o<hss frodses,
No a47 the lss Of Nay viu rsaovs 70 Ne
al Froot g. three doos above Peetshp
DEMOVAL.-The undersigned, now reinstatel
II Il The Old lsestsoa No 81 BposAvsy VIII ens sxsr
eiss of udsnsot nstsred IN tbs 6rx ssss Of ~ ssds
dssvos 70 eiseit II he fsn u HI
psfross usdes positive dsts1psfto sdhers &redy g
cssh salss. u sseA .o3srsts shSss b bslsveA vn
prsnpe rseAy ssS.issesnes z - - eoes.ltaas ehsh
SSa 6fsrest VIZ. Z. JknNlN0e. pssea - Tsaios,
Ne. u Drsslvsy - &D0 Sk0vs De Asse RssSA
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Danring Academies.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No st5 Broadway, opposite ilthst 10 nov open Tor
dies snd Children on WedDesdsys and Saturdays and
NJ Otnt,nen ON Wednesday, Thursdsys and every Other
Fridsy At ~ 81 Pracdns Assemblies on Saturday Even
ir . Ladies and Gentlemsn Moathy Sorees . usual
CiTeusrs days. hours and OF Instruction. can
be bsd at Academy time or ~ he sent BY post
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Watrhes, Jemelrp, 81.

WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
w 10 selins ak escriptons Of GOLD and silver
WATCHES, retail lower thaa any bouss in the city
FINE GOLD LEPINE wATCass holes l,.sied....ss
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED LADIES' WATCdES....,
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES with
GOLD bSTAcETD LEVERS. fuli jewelsd ....'...... 50
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELHO HUNTING Watches. ~
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS fsr Ladies' rch engraved
FINE Cold BUsTING LEPINEs for Laiiss. IS
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached L-veB. falijevsled. ~
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Dssue'reotypes... us
RICH WATCdFS. which vtad up and Get without hey.
REAL JULES JURGENSON WAroHE5, per-
REAL COOPER WATCHES DupIeI md Levsn .i2s 70 80
INDEPENDENT SECOND and QUARTER
SECOND WATCHES for timing horses... rs 70 80
SPLENDID COLO POCKET CH6ON0ME-
TFRs perfect time keepen .."........... LIS to 2N
WATCHES which eight days with once
virdips......., ......... ............ LIS 70 ITS
RICH MAGIC WATCHES for Ladies aud Gen
temsp which change into different Watches 100 10 us
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVE6S........ s. To 30
GOLD HUNTTNG-CAsE Ensiish Patent LevsS 50 70
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERs..... 1870
silver DETACHED LEvER5............ IL 70 ~
SILVER LEPINe WATCHES ...............
sPLFkDlD GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LIZ
vFRs made BY N J. robias sni other celsbfsted msteu
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES. made ~ e .. Cooper.
amer and Ill celebrated maker.
Watches Cleaned Repaired tho best msnnsr sf much
Ices thsa puces All Watches wssatsd 70 keep soo4
tine 0EO e ALLEN. Inpor,ss.
Whoissas and Read. No IL Wsli&,
second door, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBTTT 10 tho
1 ss.snsl hvseeo, u a. cHx aicAL YEAST rowpER,
vsirh yrspased 90 soh ~ hin Nss - - Wsshine
nsst ksvf0t 10 ts e. fAss W. ysrcksH sbsuil
Ut hey ~ thae VII - INV ssns a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
HENRY n. LEEDS. Auc,ionesr.
"OUSFS at AUCTION - II. III. LEEDS T.

HOUSES at AUCTION - II. II. LEEDS &
Co will cell BY public Auction 81 O'clock on THURS
DAY March u.s. 1885 the mercbsn Erchso.e tho foOow.
ira described Property in the village OF MAsPErh town OF
Nswtown county of QueeDs 1; HOUSE No btws
soriss frame I26 feet good cellar AMI cofn
No tho same Nos aud are the sane aimenaons VIA
the sdctls. Of basement bat unhushed 40 wi haisa
p each house No IL thIe. stories, basement and large
e..x the % Store the second aud third hoofs ere
6pbed for Dwelling Hoase large cistsrn Sam on ths rear
of the lot No No V Dhoo f-et s,ry ane
half twenty Rooms good cist-rn No large t~o~ny
House and kitchen large cef ana Two
ags estsrns, BY ssss building which Gao e~s y
Converted into Dwelling House. Connected with this Hoes
are about ten city Los ipclosd In high, ush. bossl
rco On the premises large number Of Fuit Tres
ehubbery Grspe Vines the whole being desirable
Country s<s- --. 49, -
FOR furthH Particular, apply at WEBsrERS LAND or
PICE Nos lis III Nasssn Sd floor Room No 49, or a
HENRY II. LEEDS No. 10 Nassau A
WISHING the above deserved property.
tale the Fulton alp East diver running
bection with the Flushing Railroad. the Newtown Oms
buses Peek Clip GrsDds Ferries Broohlyn tlsss VII
liam, burth
This property only half OF mile n I'm sro ,tys upes
bsh around overlooking both cies within ~ inates re
OF business part new YORK BY the Flushing Rdlrcst
commutaon fare OILY a35 per Any Of either
city sched few minutes, BY OnnbassS Hofss
Raifosda
Tgnms OF sALs-Ten per the day Of sale ssd IL
eers fees and per In thirty dsys the balance
10 sums from go per month; half down, bssnes
Bond ard Mortgage for three years at the option Of the
purchaser. 49,
Nov the time buy house. and psy for Il with the ~
rev usasl, thrown away on rent He who viii my hssh
bis own House
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Ronses an6 forms Wante6.

EARM WANTED-Of so or 60 acres, with
sood Budnss plenty OF Fruit and 10 good fence eonven
lent 10 Depot than % miles from the city
Address A. MASON No. 1872 West l5th-s st., New York
UNFINISHED TENEMENT WANTED
Either In NewYork Brooklyn. suitable for family Of
two with family sneny loo ,sed
The best Of given and required Addre stating To-
cation ard terms Ed NAbDS. Tibuse Office.
CMALL- HOUSE WANTED-The whole or
y part situated between Broadway and Hudson ct not
lower than Houston st. higher than llIhst Addrss
BOOKS al this Office
GONE GOOD TENEMENTS WANTED to
- LEASE-In the part Of the city preferred for which
fair price viii be given and property taken goo1 care Of
Ipquire OF henry FRANKLIN, No II S5th st. Broad
way and No. 1t9 Broadway, room No. IL
WANTED-By Gentleman, Wife and Child,
w the WHOLE or PART ofs SMALL HOUSE 10 gen
teel neebbobood above 18th st. Must contain Crotoo
water Baths dc and three four on noor Kent
not to exceed $50 Per for part person having
such let hear Of good tenant By addressing
8 d., Box liz Tribune Office
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GEORGE Cook. Aucionest
FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTE, SILVER

J. CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASS wARE, on sATUR-
DAY Ito morrow, at lot o'cloes, by sroVEN COOK,
their sales Rooms Broadway, corner Dasne large Ed
OF Roe wood Walnut sno Mahogany Fur
itu. Rosewood Psrlor Suites French
brcstee Mahogany DO in green pu-h snd hair eloth As
hetc Center Pier and Sofa Tables Rosewood Etssee seo
.iar Boob cases Quaette and other fancy Tables What
no ands Rosewood and Mshossny Dressing Burssas
Marble top Wsshstaf de- superior ko.s~od Bsdsssts. 10
variety OF Mahogany ard Walnut dol Hair Mattresses,
Pses Ensmeled Cottage suites with and sisat
marble toP.; Ashosspy soi~ Spring seat Chsirs Arm DO
Fxtet Dinins Tables of Mahogany. Oak and wslaat,
Ware robes Clocks strame Pier Glasses decorated Chss
Vases China Tea and Toilet SETS Crochery and Gss. Ware.
CMpetns kcbes Ware &c Also large iavoice Of 5lvx'
plated Ware consisting of Casters Cshe Baskets Tea snd rs
bic Spoon Forhs Ladies' &c T.so Cutlery.
etc etc At oeoeA superior Piano fores Catalogues
fhs mi OF axle
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vr,O JET-Two UNDRR-CELLARS, Nos. 5
r huns Ohi,a

ITO IET-Two UNDER-CELLARS. Nos. D
and sprseea Inqulr. T ban. Odoe
no LET-several STOKES Of the large build
IN. No. ~ and o f.nsfrrst v.ll s1i,st Tor ny nechsu
"a .,I ~ vpoli.S o. i...onsss terms
3, q nish. VII Be ,..ey April Apply to oHAhLhs
ITO LET-Tbe STORE No. 20i Greenwich st.,
torhood Apply to W. H. IRELAND. No 80 Detst
V,O LITTLE fr.t-cls,s D w z l. G.
i HOUsEsNo. ia AID II. Leon,rd-'t eeu sr,.wv
ei.~ Bo.rdos House Apply to HENsY HEATH No ~
ITO LET-HOUSE No. $50 West 50th st., be,
tween Broadway and sthsv, rent 49, Hos's NO -,
70. s.h 5s9. 40 Ss..s S e mo-, 2. ss, SO HOUSE
No ~ 7,h st. rent s4i House No ls Ss:' .n .so,s'
Co,t.s. on sl.st "a Hou's No ~, Mast i''n ST.
sent esq., 9th ssTA cilIas .Essirr No aw
ITO LET-In Flushing, Long Island, within 30
y IS;s o% ey p :, NJ
f fss.. 'S nica ~ Y.
ITO Rem THE second.story FRONT
Apply to the 'ubse iben EDWARD CORNING Go.
ITO LET-The SECOND FLOOR and BED
.uit.Se 70, small respectable family without children
Rent 20 sDpum II may Be seen ron 70
NJ. Apply No ls2 4ihst. near cha i. the s,oeerI
TVO LET or LEASE-That spacious and tIst.
i elias HOTEL. known a. the CLAkESDoS ntas.ea =.
Gcvsrus corner 21th-e and Sd Az brooiya Tne aoa's
rep.te fitted with syey convenience f'r hs o1nns ana a.
r IN Ps.,ss' Or 9s TO rALsEas raYL9s
Two LET, in HOBOKEN-Three new, first
i csm Three Story Brick Houses with tvostoy Tes-
Rooms and modern improvements nitusted on WShinstont
within ten minutes w.lL Of the ferry Applyt
wv. sTICKLER No tHudson place, Hoeotea.
no LET at BARGAIN-A frstclass HOUSE
in Wes, Ssh St between sth and sthsvs The house 10
now ready for occupancy and p.rt wanting
possession affords rare opportunity Inquire oil " w. 'LN'
THO LET-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No. 1877
NJ oderp improvements Cas- be seen from N tin
N Apply within, at Nos GO and 70 Warrington It IL
bss rear brch building with four Sleeping Rooms connected
above and below. making IL Rooms In all Rent $S"'
Heated oil with the range
ITO LEASE-To Hotel or Boarding House Keep
i .n. the FOUNTAIN HOTEL. No 10 CenrsC cor
per Of Fsphp BY the Harlem and New Haven Railroad Dc
Dot copaipns Rooms including the Diuos Room star
the Restaurant in the bs.emeot WITH the Coo.os
Apparatus Rent low 70 good tenant inquire OF thus
LEWIS No 46 Rose Also LOT Is st No lO6 and los Cen
test, fer Worbsbops-sise 3cx6o
ITO RENT-In desirable and fashionable neigh
borbool frst class HOUSE, repl.te with ell the mod
ern improvements Address NJ GIBLlN, No ~ WALLS or
Boz ga Post Office.
ITO BAKERS, GrOcers, Fruit-sellers and others.
i TO LET-Two small STORES, with back rooms add
b4seuents, at No is Thames st. Inquire Of CLARKE q
WHITE, No. IS Tbames.st., or of d. SHEPHERD No
Wslst
I'D BROADWAY.-Une half of the FRONT,
e)4O comprising Window and Counter. to Lot. Also,
''' GEORGE LAMBECT.
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Clothing.

YOUTHS and CHILDRENs CLOTHING
i JOS b. CLOSE BAILEY Co No. 9 Park place,
opposite the lily have hand the best assorted
spring and and styes to be found the United
States ard suitable for all from three twenty years
old. At Wholesale and fer greatly reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

this medium oil sale.
HEERy ". LEEDS. Auetione.r
HENRY III. LEEDS Il Co. will sell on SAT
IL URDAY March TO- at IL o'clock in front Of Sales Ross
No. 10 NSsu Two Lsht BUGGY WA0OSS, city mAss
..1ss Haiop SCI. S's ' Without
bIxRy LEEDS. Auetoneer-By n II. LEEDS Ace
ON FRIDAY, March 9, at II o'clock, at tho
ey '; Oil .tI'i SS Y s.. os
ton Of ancient sod msdsrp on Psistcss BY the mot ess
4.s from sigs.s ST. E.'S ws
Fbsht into Egypt by Coreso and otbsn equally vus
Viii. And... FrsSsuei. &C. XI.o p.ia,in,. On sopr~
and sh attached to ss Just received from Europa b. -
Paris. Msbraneti Dumsnt Debo'q coapsosi Dslsvs,sss.
FsIioss forn &C. 70 be sold positively whoa, rservs
BrsRv LEEDS. Auetionses-By H. II. LsEDst CO.
ON SATURDAY, March 10, at l04 O'Clock, ss
" the saie.room, No 10 Nass.s-st
OENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Removed fss
convene nee Of sale consulting Of io'ersed psor lutte.
psrsip Carpets gilt conices mshozsny m.bs top drsssn
Bor..u: 90 ger and e.nsr Tables. ssf. end oh. 10 -
sts.ds Oh Cloth Dinner SETS Curtains Lounses Quo aas
and large lot of Kitchen Furniture with which the 'ds On
AZ /. o'clock at the sses room. No. 10 N.~.aa.
AssLGNEEg sALsssIs p.t o. tho .tosI .,.., ,.s.
table dsbss TEA sets Olso ehssd nd hoeed cups. 90 ess
on. .sr p. soss: ..s, sori and spoon. Of
krds slso several 6r es gold wstch-s gold eose nes ps
bic e od. hey arc ali kind aud sod ~
highest bidder
AsrHeSY J. BLEEckER. Auetioneer
TUESDAY, March bat 10 o'clock, Of -
Merchants EIehsSss the following desirable RIAL -
TATE viz: ,.,
On S4b ct Qto feet vide the elegant story EoslA 49,
front HOUSE snd LOT Of s,osnd .sess
West shst north side and between the Tn and sh
The Lot feet nehe. BY IS feet ioehs 10 ssPt, -
Poue IS feet inches by IS feet In dsptshni.esd ~ 49,
tif0l style with oil the modern IMPROVE msns sen = si
nsb. usniles sn Croton wssr b.hs .ste s,sse 49, -
'e;ODd story painted French r.y dve cat. 49,.
sewersse and everything desiiable fer trsteiss
The property rented the l.t Of Msy next. ct
anpum ,rtseo Of the pgrcbsss money can remain ~
and mortgage For and farther PsItissi<H' sPPV
Auetione<r, No Brosdst ----
W :. MsIIon. aeuoossr.-sy hooear,s& 9sLLos
TOMORROW, Saturday, at ii o'clock; - s S
i iIs Nassau ct -NORrGAGE SALE Of Eln ,esias - e
carved v.Iput FURNITURE finished sst - a.
e.borssly esrvsd library sed psfas r,..Sr.s M
.sssnt Writing Tables and ossts 70 ps,sSi sny yscs
orssneneS svsi Frsnes; square do S1ta -, - -
Iss esroSs ball snd rsssp.s. Char" s.ssss. = 1ss
mspts, nsspifc<stIy eaI we'd BsresS erss % % ssVe
CSsiy .sd ,s1sy s.r,s. .s.:s: sss sss - 49,
~ 70 be = u by order o. nostsssss snA ese -
~, .sis Of hs tis1 we invite hssAs ea1 - -
ers~t.s sr>~ssos y s.ls Ass. one sssesspy es -
~ Ot.tss Tnhle 10 Less. seh1 oAAngesv
061 CVaoeua % the nsrsiss 81 sai~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

HtSRY H. LEEDS l. Co Auctioasen.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
IL henry Il. LEEDS Co. will give their Psfsscsl
on las they have done for many Pat 10 hs :s
Of ous hold Furniture the residences Of families bests
up houses removing They wil also have rsss~
ssie at Auction Rooms No ID sasssu between ~
Cedssts for the convenience Of those who may ds
this medium Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
TUSis MoRksLL. Aucuon--r
decided SALES.-THlS MORNING, at l0i

IL O'CLOCK, at No 81 Nassust BY catalogue satirs
ar large of fashcnsbe and wssnase hOUSEH DID
GOODS follows Furniture Ia large variety Piano rscs
OF superior mshers on Paintings fom 1901 artists nr9n,
French Plate &c with eeeal francs gold and silver Watch
Je~ey and twelve kinds Of imported cigso AZ rapidly
Necessary each article viii be sold TO
which will make the Piano Forss the last p.t Of
the sale and will be sold shout u O'Clock Supeor articles
will be found this days sale The trade. well - private
buy.u will have rare chance bay clean sweep the
inter .uetoneer Every facility to ba5 es In pack
tns nd ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

Boots, Shoes, 81.
BOOTS and SHOES.-The undersigned are
- offering to the Trade ct
No. 81 MURKAY-Sr., corner of Church.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF
DESIRABLE AND REASONABLE GOODS
In the sboye line small profits for cash for hrscsIs sp
proved credit . 80
We respectfully invite attention from Close esh buyers visit
ing this market kibBEE BALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

TOR SuE-A FARM. in Mount Pleasant"
Wcstebesfer Ccur ~ sho1t les a.d half 80 To-
he railroad .,.iios Ct si,s sts ,st. = Par.
Frsit Strawberry Sc with besatifn ess Assss a srss
vssl lspd App'y to Z Il BROWN. No n Vel e, toa /
,ofPM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

7 SPENCE & SONS will open on THURS
DAY sth inst large and splendid .ssortmen. Of aIB
BONs SILKS. BLONDE TRIMMING. LACES, FRENCH
FLOWERS STRAW TRIMmING3, DRESS rRIMMlN3S,
sc &c. Nos n and 7t Dvisions-
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UGLNE b. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer. by

LlGENE Is. FRANKLIN, Auctoucor.-Dy
IL FRANKLIN 4 NICHOLS-Off,e No. 81 Nsssn ct -
STRING FUkNIrURE AUCTION SALES This subscriber
hes leave u, inform their and tho public thst they yin
awe their attention to Furnnre ssss auctions
the e.dencs OF families that Intend breaking 40 housekeeping
La, %.
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Sales bp Autt,on.
DAsI.L { hscr.aL.s. Aa.tiou.-r.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE III


pAsItL { h.cv.lLss. Aa.tou.-r
A DMlNlSTRAIORs SALE Of valu.A,.
"A LsAst HOLD PROPERTY o.. -, .ias Of l.., 'S'
tween Sfh .rc AZ" 81 sue i0n -MACPARLAx a Nss
Shh,f ss4,.t,S.'o;, :. faus.oay ss:ss TS ~ q
iseSn =. n. 81 se SIS e-.s,en sOth .ni 10 ~.
each n ieet iron, and BY loo feet ia aepA H. -
have years TO rnu and the expiration Of the Il. -.
lOt AID each hou.. r-nse $50 D., P~
Term. Psi cert 90 h day q .e snt n, Ai,aos~S.
r.msn 90 bono and mortgage ssd the balance % ps =.
For &c. apply ct the ole. Of tho Aasoss., n.
kssssas
A UCTION NOTlCE.-1he undersigned Win
n sve b. personal attention to the SALES OF aouss
HOLD SURSTuRE at The nc.deoee. q Pennies. o. a. y,
Sale Room. No Clinton Hall Also 20 REAL EsrAIE J.
0 GOODWIN.
A a. M.kwls, Anctose.
RY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trade SaLe-
siXrY-FiRsT NsW:yoRK TRADE SALE
Il s con gtsiss r EeEsosY ss5s
Plate. ssiiOn.Iy &s Will Be held .sovs rss c.tsosss
.O. ,s.s. .sS rii Be found to .asr.c fall
FRIDAY EvENISG Mush .as !, IS, o,iost.
onOiJlE rh.a ale L.osAsf-seos the eolseu,a Of
snd valuable ~ork' 10 Theology Daiy sbe. Hiso, ,,S
early father, Of The Church also enOseiss arr. eol a.
of fine eopies Of choice STANDARD Works cscs ne
sS. 81 to .S 70 r: S
Csorues will be ready Mosdsy and bssls nay As.
be inspected
AT PRIvlrs sALs-Cemplete ses Of Detenss HOussAsll
WORDS. IN voumea
MATHEW JospAS. Aacuo1eer
RY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctioneers aai
ID Conn is.oe Merchants. No $50 Broadway. (up staiza
between Franklin and Lecosrdsu
WN N. wsEks, Aac,ione-r
DAKER & WEEKS will sell at Auction, 90
ID MONDAY March 10 At u NJ. st the Merehsnt' IN.
charge the T. Of lethsv snd seth s AMI thres
Lots Joining the and one the rear on ooha
bsns the block bounded ~ Broadway and othsv ana SD
and 67h Aso number Of Lots on other "saues sat
sry all Of which suit,he for nedse improve
For Mas nc. appy Co BAKER h WEEKS. Ma |
Pine - corner Of Broadway
TvSIs MoRKELL, Auction.er
CLEAN SWEEP of SUPERIOR FURNI-
~ TURE Rosewood Piano For,es french Mirror. Oh Psas.
irss Gold Silver Watches. Jeweiry Csars 6c rul3
morning Of LEI O'CLOCK No s. Nassau ct by cAtLosse
Examnson Of the stock aud attending the sale will fall
subtraction that no bidding made except BY scuA buyers
.nd full description IL given and guaranteed described
anime after sale Catalogues ready and goods arranged 10
The Every fscits 20 Dsalers
well As private individuals will attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

E'ARM for SALE-A very desirable FARM
off1ry ser-. Of choice land in W.seheser County u
mile, from the city harlem Railroad TIL. dsus.
nor modern built e6ifce with ali the equirener's OF
f,my ard ,prips Of pure brouGh, the house
kitchen and ,se ,hroush lead pipes There are ASP s2oi
III, ard other ouibudnss In tact applicants will dad l;
ore ~ the MOI, ef.at and desirable residences 10 this VI:
ity Price Of The place $1,000. Apply - Il NlEMAS, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

ITO LET-Tbe STORE No. 20i Greenwich st.,
of veseys q the best ccsioas tss sesn
torhood Apply to w. H. IRELAND. No 80 DeI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

YT'O LE1-several STOKES OF the large build
ps Nos ~ and frsntfcrts vei s1its< for ny necasn
A.. baslne WI hsv. power bo.. ss5 b Ssrsne1
bv st.a stesm-pOwsy ~i be supplied reasonable -
IA, oI psht VIII be resdy April Apply 70 CHAkLks
JENKINS No z FRA afort-e-