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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

fE-parson Goodwin seems to
think Democracy is lost. because he
left il and joined the Know Nothings,
Jegsrsoniaa.
Hope you don't think. Bro. Elder.
that because We refuse TO join your
fusion party in the defence of whisky
and slavery that we have left the
Democracy. Not bit of it. JEFF
ferson, the father of us Democrats,
was the father also Of the ordinance
that gave freedom to the north west
He believed In restricting slavery, you
believe in letting it polute the whole
country, and yet you call yourself
J1ersonian. Shame on you to dis
honor the dead in this way.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

We had the pleasure OF visiting
Rev. Mr.. Potter, Principal Of this in
stitution. last week. We were sorry
to find him suffering from influenza
so as to be unable to attend to the du-
ties Of the schoolroom. He was able,
however to show US through the new
building which is substantial and well
arranged, and which has been wisely
kept Of prudent and buildable size.
1t is large enough to accommodate 200
students.
We were glad to learn that with
but few exceptions. the citizens OF
Dunlapsvillc andvicinity cordially CO.
operate with the board in building up
the institution. This is as II should
be. Such an institution in the midst
Of any community.is Of immense val
ne, and the narrow. minded bigotry
that will withhold contribution or
support from il. because it is controll-
ed chiefly by another body OF men, Is
extremely contemplate. and in this
age Of evangelical fraternity. must re-
coil heavy on the bigot who does it,
We could not respect Quaker or a
Methodist who would open private
school," or take q "private class"
with view Of crippling the Acade.
my. particularly now. when il. needs
funds or friends. Were Dunlapsville
a city. and did its educational inter-
ests demand more than one such a
school. the case would be different,
Then any one would be just6able in
starting, not "rival" nor an "oppo.
sition" institution. but co-laborer in
the cause Of education But when il
requires the union Of oil friends Of q
Christian education TO build up such
an institution, tits exceedingly unwiss
and unkind. II would be doubly SC
on the part Of those who had held GU
inducements to the Presbytery. to 10
cate .he..school there. and who hat
been foremost in inducing Mr.. Potte
to abandon the pastoral work for tn
harder and more pcrplexing work o
tenching. We hope, for the sake o
Bro. Potser's feelings. and for tn
sake Of the Institution. and for tn
sake Of our common christianity
which is always wounded by sucl
bigotry, that no such an attempt vii
ever be made. But should it be, w,
hope the good sense and Catholi
spirit Of the burgh, will frown 1t dow
and starve it out.
There ale now near hundred stu
dents there. II we were informe
when this term closes, we have forgo,
ten. Bro. Potter will. however. kee
our readers posted as 10 terms and ses
sons.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Agricultural Society Meeting.

The Society met ut the Court House
on Saturday. June ed. and was called
to ode. by the President.
The Secretary being absent. John r..
Goodwin. was appointed Secretary,
pro. tenn.
The question for discussion. being,
the Cultivation of Corn. was called up
and A. b. Line, from the committee
appointed, 10 report on the subject,
made u report. which. on motion, was
received end ordered printed.
The q estion was then opened for
gene. al discussion. whereupon, Mes.
srs. II. Hinckley. Q, D. Moore, j. 7.
Brady, s. S. Shirk Il. McCarty, A..
b. Line, o. NJ. Barlow. X. Raymond
and james Everett. participated In the
discussion.
J. 7. brady. who was previously
appointed for the purpose, read nm adj.
dress,
On motion OF Mr. Line.
Rcsoipcd. That the thanks OF this
society be returned to Mr.. Brady. FOR
his interesting address. and that n
copy be requested for publication,
by Mr., Line:
Resolved, That the list OF fruits pub.
lIshed by the Ohio Fruit Convention. be
published BY the Editors ofour County
papers.
The following question was adopted
for discussion Mt the next meeting:-
"rhe cause. cure. and preventive OF
gaps In chickens. and bolts in horses
The following committees were APP
pointed TO report on the above subjects,
Dir. ID. Raymond. James Everett and
Silas Serring. on the latter division
and Il. A. Goodwin, 5, 5, Shirk, j. T.
Brady. on tie former.
On motion Of Mr., Line, u committee
of three consisting of A. d. Line, G,
b. Moore, end VIM. G. Rucker. were
appointed to prepare an address on the
subject Of our Agricultural Society.
and present the same TO the public,
through our County papers.
On motion. the Society adjourned to
meet in Brookville, on the LIST Satur-
day in September next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
r. RAYMOND. Pres't.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Know Nothingism and Slavery.

The New Albany Tribune and the
State Journal, both unflinching friends
to the American, movement openly
proclaim that they will not be silenc-
ed on the subject Of slavery by any
power or authority. That is right,
brethren. We know how to defy
Southern domination and Catholic
prescription at the same time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Proclamation-Temperance Law.

EAECDIlNE DEfAtfMENI.I
Indianapolis. Ind, jane. ist,' 1851
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of the law
of the last General Assembly, the
Clerks of tho several Circuit Courts
of this State. have certified to this
Department (the last certificate receiv-
ed this day, that three copies Of the
act entitled: "An act to prohibit the
manufacture aud sale ofspirituous and
intoxicating liquors, except in case
therein named. and to repeal all form
er acts inconsistent Herewith, and for
the suppression Of intemperance,
approved February 10th. 1885, has
been duly fled in each of the several
Clerks Offices Of the State, the latest
date of the filing, being May l7;h.
1855, in the County Of Steuben.
BE il known, therefore, that /,
Joseph A. Wright. Governor Of the
State Of Indiana, do hereby declare
aud publish that said act has been
received in all the counties ofthe State
and was SO received and fled on the
18th day Of May. A. D., 1855. in
the several Clerks Office Of this State.
In TEsrIMoY WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the Seal OF
CO., State. Mt the City of Ind
annapolis, the fret day oil
June, A. d., 1856.
JOSEPH A. WRronr.
BY the Governor:
erasmus b. CoLLIANs.
Secretary Of State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
More Massachusetts, Hypocricy and
Pharisocism.

Mr.. Edward A. vose, u member oil
the late House Of tho Massac husetts
Representatives. made q speech nj
Faneuil Hall on Monday night. and
said that he was member Of the
Committee on Roads and Bridges, oil
that body; that that committee had
travelled largely over tho State. tina,
on one occasion they were attended
with supernumeraries; that the entire
party numbered fifteen: that he ordered
some spirits; that Of the fifteen. thirteen
drank bountValiy, and NJ The Mirteen,
t,esips voted for the nsw liquor iaw.-
Ctn. Enquirer.
That is right. show them up. We
presume Mr.. Vose. was truthful
There were some very mean and very
bad men In the Massachusetts, legisla'
ture. But tho fact that that twelv.
drunken men voted for making the liq
uor law more stringent. demonstrate,
how omnipotent Is the desire for entir,
prohibition. in Massachusetts. as vel
as elsewhere. When drunken mel
thus oppose their own appetites. ane
the interests ofliquor sellers, it shows
that there is power in the people
that controls even the enemies of tn,
measure. There is such a power il
Ohio and Indiana. and whoever live
to see another meeting Of our legisla
ture. will find the prevailing demans
of the people, will be to make our Law
more stringent, instead Of repeating il
The day for dram-selling. is past il
Indiana, or will be next week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
r~John B. Cough, the eloquent

~John B. Cough, the eloquent
Temperance Lecturer, it is said, is
about to return to this country on 40
count of ill-health. He intends, il
his health permits. to return to Eng
land next year and remain there five
years, to prosecute the great reforma-
ton in which he is engaged.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
r. RAYMOND, Press
J. r. GooDwIS. See'y. pro. TEN.

@Seyeral of our exchanges are
saying that Gov. Wright has said he
would see hell frozen over six feet
thick before he would call an extra
session Gov. Wright is to much of a
gentlemen ever TO use such phrase,
And those who attribute il to him do
him great injustice. 1t originated, We
believe, with the late Auditor, Dunn,
who is very profane, as well as very
dishonest man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
To the Public.

The ORIGINAL, ONLY TRur AND oxsuixE Liver
pills are prepared BY r. 4. Sellers, and have his
name In black way upon the lid of each box, and
his signature on the outside wrapper-sn oshsn
are countcsfeiis or base limitations.
RE, SELLERS q Co., Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, pa
For sale by NJ. W. HALLE,
Only Agenifor Brcokville,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

To PREVENT Bues DESTROYING
VINEs.-Place a few seeds of common
hemp in each hill, where they may
grow without injury 10 the plants, until
they have attained sufficient size to
escape their ravages.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Temperance Jubilee I

A canal boat will start from Links
landing at l2 o'clock, midnight. Mon.
day next. for the Jubilee, at Corners.
vile. Passage to Connersville and
back, fifty cents. All are invited to 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Administrator'a Sale.

Nofick 10 hereby given that vii ssliat pc bile
aence ~ Mary Ann 1pon, widew OF The late
Noah 1t,on, IN Meihm0fa 'tosnship. ffssfllln
county, me property OF The ate Noah rnsa. IN
pan ~ ieilowsl-iiofsss, Cp..le, waeoi. sheep,
siis, ae,
credit on seven months will be eissa on all
sun. ever ~. The purchaser giving note with sp.
proved se'aiity, waving The benefit Of all ssiuar
June ssw ISAAC COOLEY. Admf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
The Thirteenth of July.

1t is manifest now, that for time a
least, tie question Of freedom sla-
very in the territories is TO be the
great Issue in politics. In view Of
this, we propose that the friends OF
freedom meet again at Indianapolis
on the 18th of July to take such steps
for resisting the aggressions.of slavery,
as may be deemed appropriate. Let
not the victory already won be lost
for want Of following il with more and
greater triumphs. What say you.
brethren TO the free press Of Indiana?
~We are sorry to part with SO
good looking and well disposed a
friend rs the Madison Courier. bot re-
ally SO much Of a good thing as we
get all at once, when we get the
Weekly, is more than we can bear
Send 1t in broken doses, CARRIER, q
portion every day, or VIC will have tc
cut your acquaintance. then what
would become of you?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

since tho enlargement Of our paper, our eircu.
iation has 90 increased that We have now. beyon
question, the largest circulation In Indiana, OK.
espt, perhaps, two papers IN Indianapolis, and v
II circurtlon IA the wealth lest portion OF We
State. Business men who want 10 advertise. IN
Dor this fact.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

ES-our neighbcr of the Ledger de-
sires to know how we account for the
defeat Of SAM in Virginia. That's very
easily done. There were a larger num-
Der OF male adults in the State who
couldn't read orwritc than he bargain
cd for Hence a larger proportion oil
the voting population who couldn't
work their way into the order. Be.
fore we can count much nn Virginia,
we must send u few missionaries and
teachers there. 70 cnlighten the dark
places. and bring them to saving
knowledge OF SAM" md his sub
lime tcachinas.-N A. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Blank Deeds, &c.

Their has jisi been issued NJ shls once Z nsu
and heanufaI edition Of Hank Deeds. short fa0s
We have also. Cult ciaims, Mesxsxes, cowm's.
Hubponns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

-
IL. Of the rnssnfceny furnished residence in Warren
between C3reenwch.st. and West Broadway, TOMORROW,
(Saturday o'clock Parties informed that tho
Of this rare valuable collection of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
will place positively advertised and without any post
ponement Terms Of sale, each Annexed parity
but descriptive list of the goods To fully spproc
their vsre II Is only necessary 70 soc them.
PARLORS2 comp suites Of rosewood Paor Furniture
COVERING French satin damssk aud French brocaee
wood Italian Egyptian and nsd nHbletop Tables Of the late
styles Of Center Sofa Side and others; also elegant pspor
ache and other fancy do rosewood cylindrical
Bookcase Fensh inad Cabinet carved plate front
Eagee very excellent rosewood Panoor,e 7ocsve beaut
fully finished, nearly and cost $500; number OF on
Paintings consisting OF marine views, game fruit and battle
pieces; Landscapes BY American and artists
minister Royal velvet and Brussels Csrpetns; Ingram do
also collection of elegant Mantle and Corner
Decoration Seyres Vases Carrots Pasn snd Bisgae
senaons all Of the finest French mlnuactnre Marble Stau
ay Beautiful Curtains and Shades elegant Pier aud Oval
Glasses with marble slabs aud gilt brackets and sabes; Gas
Chandeliers.
The Chambers furnished with costly French rosewood and
mahogany Bede ads msrb etop Dressing Bureaus do Arnoe
de Glace Wehstands Chains Tables Sofas Tetearee,.
Mirrors Hair Mattresses Nsrseles COunerpanes, Cocks &C.
Dnngoom Exterson Tables carved great variety Of silver
including Tea Services, Casters &c China Tea Sets
Cut Glassware Cut Decaute Liquor elegantly decorated
China Dinner Sets. Cut Goblsb. Wines &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
OyYrcg OF raE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRrHsRS)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. IS Wiiam-st., 7

OFFICE TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRrssN)
INDIANA RAILROAD CosPASY, No. Is William-st., ,
NEw-YoRk May 4, 1883
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at meet
IN ing tho Stockholders Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY held al Adrian in the State Of Mich
lsan on the 18th day Of Ap last voted that said Com
pany be consolidated with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY pursuance Of the laws of the STATE Of
Michigan and that meeting Of he Stockholders of the
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, held al
Laporte ndana the 18th day Of April last voted that
he said NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
be consolidated with the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY authorized by NE laws Of the State Of
Indiana Ard thai in Of the aid votes agree
ment has been concluded between tho said MICHIGAN
sogTERN RAILROAD COMPANY and the said NORTH
ERIN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whereby they
become merged aud consolidated into Company,
called THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock In the old Companies requested
render immediately their old Certificates Of Stock and take ori
Certificates In the Consolidated Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Director
J. NJ. HOPKINS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Sales bp Aurtion.
II. WILSON, Auctioneer.
and

IT. WILSON,, AuttfOhter
4 UCTION NOTICE.-Rich and costly House
n hold FURNITURE, THIS friday MORNING, At loi
O'Clock at No es S4ths between h and Shavs the rich
AM costly Hcehod contained 10 the large three
,tory house .bove consisting of superb rosewood ioctaVe
gn6cent and richly carved case cost
$500 superior psro suite crimson and gold bro
csde also one suite and with most
rose,oo ROD sid aud sbes fine collection
of choice OIL Paintings steel plate Engraving in rich gilt
frames. rosewood Dysns covered in the best OF sain cost
China sses tete China Paan bronze aud blue
figures 2day mantle Clock brocade aud lace window Cur
best English Tapestry Carpets in excellent ode mahosany
end black walnut dining aud exenoa tables gold band
China paer and Tea Tea Service SAVERS.
Cake Baskets with solid silver edges Spoons Forks Casrs
Nsnkin Rings best of ivory Table Cutlery C,Ockery
,b cnt ss,wsre &C.; also Bedroom Furniture she bes.
quality Brussels Carpets Mirrors rosewood m'hog.ny en'
back walnut Bedeads; Bureaus, Wahstsnds, gdt CHINA
Tet heat of south American cued hair Mattresses Boil
er. and pillows; Bookcases mahogany Cushioned Cnars
sofas Rocking Chairs Work Tables, Sc tossntr WIFE ~
,s.oftnept of Ba. cement Furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
A NJ MgRwN Asctonssr.
DY RANGES BROTHER & C0.-Trade-Sale

II Rooms No. Is Park-row. =
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Is, at 4 O'Clock
CHOICE LAW LIBRARY.BeIns the entire private cosc'
prene Court recently deceased comprising complete Sos OF
Common Law and Chancery Reports, Admiralty Reports
limited S,ses and State Laws ges Commentsnes lndces
Trestise including many rare and valuable Epgish Law
ooksbeng the best selected and most complete Law
Libraries that has ever been offered The books ncary oil
in nice condition
Also-IhIee large Bookcases.
Catalogues now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
,AN 6or sl 5NO. 0OO-For Refupding to the

boder of the Cspal Revenue Certificates Issued AMOR 'ns
nroyous Of chapter four hundred and eighty OF o s1
he wear eighteen hundred aud hyone the amount feeeo1
into the Treasury thereon. -,
The Of the Canal Pund BY virtue OF tne se'
entitled An Act provide for the Enlargement OF the Ere
s O,v.eo and the and Seneca Canals and Tor the
Competon the Black River and Geneees ey se
10 royde for the PAYMENT certain Canal Revenue Cef'
at and for other purposes passed April 10 1871 hereby
ye tice that Sealed Proposals viii be received at he Cana
~ Ia, d.y for loan of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS for which transferable esrncaes
ct will be the the People OF the stats OF
Sevyork bearing the OF per cent per an
num- psyabe quarterly the first days OF January, April
Jny October In each and the prncpA
Commissioner are be liberty to take less sum II the
oers are in their opinion are sous 70 tns
interest Of the The Do Tor the "noc OF
of than 5000 All proposals 20 De
sealed mn and Endorsed LOAN FOR PIE PAYMENT Of
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES and inclosed IN an
envelope directed to the Auditor of the Cina Department at
Albany The money will be required TO be paid hvs per ceuton
the acceptance Of the proposal and the balance on the n d
~ lime il paid New York State Bank IN Albany OF
on the seth ay of paid the Bank OF tbs Manha
tan COMPANY In York but the will be received and
Grin issed al any desired after the award OF tue
oan made Payments made BY deposins the same 20
the credit Of the Of the State account OF the
Canal Fund the Bank of the Manhattan Company New
York or in the State Bank in the City 81 Albany
In on the will ths first day OF next
and holders of the stock residing In the r ana
Judicial Districts and those residing out OF tho state VIII 70
ceve the interest the stock held by them quarterly at the
Bank of the Manhattan Company IN the City OF new ano
all other stockholders at the New York state BANK ia hs OiJ
Of Albany-Dsed Canal Department. Albany, May - 100
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Lieut. -toVernor
JAS NJ. COOK, Comptroller -
r w. LEAvENWORrH Sec'J OF Stata-
y O. SPAULDING, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Ovvrc, Aup,ros ov STATE ov IspiksA'
J,pr.sAPoLIs May y, 1874

GALE of STATE SIOCho--ino ,o ~ 49,,
- r,med Banks having failed 70 comply viii the lsw -
STATE regulating General BanknE hereby give uo' - ~.
iii sel at pub suction a, The Meressns Exensns'. ~
civ Of New.Yok, THURSDAY, the zsta o. ysn9 - a.
- elocs NJ, the sscur les he d 10 trust Tor ns req
IN. ulsfipx Of said Banks, va
Trsders' bank, &C Nashvine
Park OF Attica AZ Attics-
Public Stock Bank al Newport
Bank Of Bridgeport 60.
Bank Of North America, a. MOROCCO
STATE srock Bank Of indians, a'fern
Bank Of Albany. a. New Albany. r ,,:-. ( -, r..,,
Orange Bsnk al Pseyvie consisting Of indsa' s' Cent
Stocks fabian. Can't
Stocks - ...i.,,a. of Indian. 2i mar
9, Ton;.an, per Cont snd Virginia per Cent bonds
tel1' LousaA' - H. r.. TALBOT, Auditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

DUBLIC SALE of an EATENsl'E r anu Az
/ TarIF COLI ECTION OF COINS aid MEDALS-M
THOMAS 4 SONS Nos O. and 60 south IDS Pti Il aDsb
PHIA will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, June y
and IL 1885 the extensive aud usbe cOiecon OF
COINS and MEDALS Offered az public sal la his c,nn-
nv IN. series of American Gold and Silver Coins rich
rroof az ihe Copper Coins are particularly nue. Tue colee
Non al Roman Coins particularly valuable for exteut aud va.
rety; fine Medals In silver and oron1s ANA
Nrmismac works, some very scarce 80.
Orics executed free Of charge by ths Auctionee Sae
Iosuos la seen NJ The Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
NFFS, SALE Of VALUABLE REAL

~ ESTATE-NINE LOTS Of GROUND VITA 'he BCibO
INGs thereon aide OF West 6hst aud known as
ths CrI SEA IRON-WORKS commencing 2T0 ice west o.
he lchay containing 25 front and BY 90 feet inches IN
depth. On the premises the following buiior mseas
feet Foundry leo by % feet nchesa bulk OF beS IL ie
bet manner aud nearly This property in excellent or
5,r and could be applied manufacturing purposes rnsi
ately Apply at the Office on the premises
ABNER MILLS. ,s...o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

J. BoGART, Auctioreer-By s. BoGART
A UCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY, at 1Oi
"A O'clock OF the Sslesroom Frankfort aud William
large assortment Of and secondh FURNITURE con-
ssing of mahogany backwanut and rosewood sprngsea
Chairs Sofas Sofa and Center Tables ousrette do mahogany
Etagees SidsStands Bsreaus HAIR Moss and Corn iiusk
Msttraes; Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets Also
Office Desk and large Saamandsr Safe Also God Locses
Miniature Cases, &c. W. THONPSON Any Tor Morsageo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
f. c. HALLIDAY, Aucnoueer, ,,,,
CIrpPENiE CoIIRT SALE Of FlFTl-ONE

CUPRENE COURT SALE OF FIfIl-UNE
y valuable BUILDING LOTS ON SrATEN i5LASp.-
n q HATIIDAY will sell al auction on THURSDAY Jans
a. 1875 O'Clock A. NJ at tao house OF L. p2n a,oon
stspcton, Rcbmcnd County t.isn anu ,saans Ia.
AT St-pieton eigibly located for immedsiS improvement
qERNSTen per cent and the aucio9eers Ices Ia De pAd
ON the day of sale the balance the I'd DAY 0t July ne
when the deeds viii ready Tor devoyi or " per cen VI
tie purchase money remain on bond aud mortgage 10
sred by the purchaser Of an, five or more lois . -
Maps lie had application 70 the anc ionesr NO WAL
olOnch NAAh'.''
n III Bows Attorney. lzto)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
HFsRY H. LEEDS, Auctsoleer--By II. II. LEEDS Co.
~ ATITpnAY lima q AT IOI O'Clock at the Sales

Henry H. LEEDS. Arcrioleer--By II. II LEEDS Co
SATURDAY, June ., at l01 o'clock, at the Sales
- rooms No 10 Esssu-st- HOUSEHOLD FUhNfufk.-
Consisting of elegant suites OF lockwood Mahogany ana Sset
otomsns in velvet crimson plush and hair eosh osew oi
and Mehcgauv Nabe.top Center iabes ROSEWOOD ssers
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Carpets and kngsi on VI tn'
C Pentires Rich Window Curtains aud Conces Lace Wn
low Curtains Mirrors, fier Glasses, Extenson rabies Dmas
Tables Mahoe nv Breakfast Tables, China ssware, M,ns
Clocks and Ornamens Chandeliers, &c Ouartetes Rose
syood Mahoxsny and Black Walnut Bedsteads Marossos
air do Feather ,eds, Pillows sDd Bolster Dressing Ia
reaus Mssbe-op assistants Tea Tables Chris Tsiet 5s
stoves RUS &c Bu STAR Carpet Brass stair Ro Is Par
or Mats Also large invoice Of Ebony Canes nonosee
in silver and gold Also qu mt OF isir and
usk Feather Beds Black Walnut Bedseads al vi snperS
Hind and entirely boing the stock Il msnuficture 40 1
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