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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
The Two Tailors.

al take my coat into Litt!eiohn's; in Two
hours it is meuded, and very likely Liulejohn
himself will bring it home. | took my vest
two weeks ago to Browns, 10 have few re-
pairs made; Saturday night ii was not done,
though he had had the whole week 10 do il in.
sent again the next Saturday night, well,
really, it bad somehow escaped him. he said.
Now, which Of these two men will probably
succeed in business? Littlejohn is already a
rich man. said the gentleman. Brown has
failed three times; he is poor now, and always
will be. Doing, not delaying, must be a bu-
slness mans motto In other words, for the
Scriptures are remarkable for practical Wis
dom, Whatsoever Thy hand fndeth TO do, DO
il tcith thy might.'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

1TThe editor OF New York paper, while
recently confined to his bed byseyere illness,
wrote to his assistant as follows:
"They say am better 10 day. SUPPOSE
suffer more now from exlernals than from bod
lily pain; with the calls at night, and in The
day young lady at The next door, who is try
ing her prettiest to be a prima donna, ii is
hard to say when shall be released from this
bed. Please send me one OF Sbafp's rifles,
that may silence the feline rufiians on the
shed, and send also, shallow young man,
with long light hair, a smooth face, and draw
ling voice, 10 quiet the musical prodigy in
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
pofttGal.
IN THE MEADOWS.
NJ BArARD TAYLOR.

NJ BAYARD TAYLOR.
lie the summer meadows,
In the meadows all alone,
With the infinite sky above me,
And the sun on his midday throne.
The smell Of the towering grasses \
Is sweeter than any rose,
And million happy insects
Sing in the warm repose.
The mofher lark that is brooding.
Feelsthe sunshine on her wings.
And the deeps Of the noon-day glitter
With swarms OF fairy things.
From the billowy green beneath me
To the fathomless blue above,
m features Of God are happy
warmth Of their summer love.
site bliss Of nature
i very vein;
~ AL light of summer
' ossoni in heart and brain.
BIZ than any shadow
@its ifr-clOuds unfurled,
ghth arises,
lS.h is IN the world!
Aud the sky may beam as ever.
"a cloud be curled,
4 nairs be living odors,
til is in the world.
rf y deeps Of sunshine
- .isib le blot is hurled;
There light in the summer meadows,
But death is in the world
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

1TLady lin fashionable dress) Little boy;
can 60 Though this gate 10 the rverp Boy
-'Perhaps A load Of hay went thro1gh this
morning.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

GTJemlma says she loves turnips. Jemima
is enthusiastic. We shall soon hear of her
adoring carrots, worshippipg beets. going into
ecstasies over onions, and bending into impas-
sionate devotion, at the shrine OF earl, pota-
toes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

ETGirls, never run away from your parents
till you are sure the young gentleman you
elope with don't intend 10 run away from you.
This advice is worth q years subscription, but
We give il gratis.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

IVA Michigan paper, commenting on the
remarks Of contemporary, that "the snow in
his vicinity was two feet deep" Gays that "it
was two Knees deep here"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

IRA boardef OF one OF the hotels was re-
Gently observed to she'd tears when the cheese
passed. Upon being asked ibe excdse Of his
agitation, be replied s'that cheese is very
mOring sight,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

BTPnnters nte like patient wives with dis.
sipaled husbauds--they are Used to "setting
up."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

] fT"A regular fy press'' as the sugsT re.
marked when thousand flies lit on il.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

OySwepdlepipes thinks that instead OF
giving credit to whom credit is due the cash
had better be paid. Sweddlepipes should not
be imneTtinent.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

ITWhen the widow Of Wiseacfe surveyed
the funeral pomp which escorted her dear de-
parted 10 the grave, she said, 'Ah, how de-
lighted my poor husband would be 10 see this,
he was always so fond Of ceremonyn
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

GTWhy are energetic men like emetics?- =
Because you can't keep them down.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

5The natiyesin Africa call arocking chair,
missionary house,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

0rrA drunken fellow having sold all his
goods TO maintain himself at bis glass, except
his bed, at last made way with that too. Be-
ing Tepgoyed by some of his friends he said; '1
am very well thank God, and why should j
keen my bed7''
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

EF"You lie r as tue man said when he
knock ked the other down.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

0JTA little Galveston boy only eight years
old, now on visit abroad, and writing home
10 his MOTHER says:
al you do not receive this letter, tell father
that wrote it anyhow, for want him 10 know
that keep my promise."
This is like Pat, who, writing TO his better
half, SAID:
"When you call at the post for this, If the
postmaster tells you it is not there, tell him he
lies, tie basie, for sure, Biddy, be not wri-
ting at this present moment intireIyw
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

ET'Palp said gentleman to his Hibernian
factolum, did you ever present that bill |
gave you for PAYMENT
yes, SIR
And what was the geDtleman's answerl'
'Evasiye, SIR
'Evasiye3' How so9'
why, sir, he said he'd be hanged if he'd
pay itl's
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
ahe pFMpfrat.

pubitshedeyerY Thursday mominsiRshs old
Masonic Eiattseoond story ofthsbfiek butld
ng weslofc, yaaausdal i Co'sslefe, Main
Street Eaton Observation-Disclosures;
@l;5eaetannum, in advance.
$500: if notpaid within the year, and
s2:50ifterthe year has expired.
pTheserates willberigidly enforced.
Nopape continueduntil allanearagesare
paidu Mess attheoption ofthepnblisher.
IFNo communication inserted, unlessac
ompanisdbya a responsiblename.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

A company organized inLsvrsnos 70, sno
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

The outlaws held a meeting at Ossawato-
mia, al which they passed resolutions not to
abide by the Territorial laws, and pledged
themselves 10 resist them even though they
had 10 do so by force, and warned The County
Commissioners moi 10 attempt 10 make assess
ments, asserting that they would do SO al .heir
own peril.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

VUIEC
Deputy Sheriff Haney, Of Lawrence, attack
ed in his own house might byan armed body
Of midnight assassins, who failing to kill him,
renewed the pttack on The following night by
breaking open his door aud firing at his bed,
but he, fortunately, was lying on the floor un-
obseryeij and quietly drawing his pistol, shot
the ringleader of the gang, man by the name
Of Hopkins, well known in Lawrence, when
his associates in crime led. The next morn-
ing eleven shots were found In The bed Of Mr.
Haney. ao
Jane, 1856. g
A company organized in'Lawrcnce for The
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
35nlltital Rahina.

CHAPTER OF outrages Committed in Kansas
by the Emigrant Aid Society of New Eng
land and their Myrmldons, Claiming to bs
Free State Men and Friends of Humanity.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk Peersburgh and Rich
nond mdie. and pass. 10 Ludlam d Peasants
Steamer Barcelona (Fr) NORM, HAVE Feb q ndse and
ps 10 Parereres Has experienced heavy westerly gales
ior the past l6 days saw no ice.
Ship Guy ManneriDg Dolsrd Liverpool Jan. %. mdse and
SO psss 10 TAYLOR Merrill. Sailed in with ship John L..
TLsyer for Feb o. lat SO 49, Ion 60 a. spoke ship
Victoria Champion from London for NewYork eaky but
qured March TO- lat 80 81 lon 10 49, spoke ship
J. A. Weseryet HOodless, from Liverpool for New York.
Brig Samson Murray st. MARKS Feb a. cotton &C. to Bro
die Pees Is inst off Double Headed Shot Keys, zig
with brig Jamaica, bound W.
Schr Charles Colgate Seaman Absecom Beach where she
has been ashore; full Of and badly bogsed
towed up by steamer Mercury
ScIIr Eclipse Qighter), Ferris, Absecom Beach.
ScLr Caroline Hail. Smith, MahoD River, Del, corn TO A.
Barrett.
Schr. Hickman, Mason, Delaware corn TO b N. Fox.
Schr William Smith, Smith, Charleston days cotton &C.
10 Scranton Talman
Schr g b. Bailey Carey, seaford DEL to b. ~ Fox
Schr. Elm City, Tuttle Bridgeport, ballast.
Schr. Race Rock, Clark, Bridgeport, ballast
Sloop VIM. II. Bowen, Hallock, Providence.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney. Providence.
Propeller A. CLARK, Clark, Hartford
Propeller Westchester, Clarke, Providence.
Propeller Pelican, Williams, Providence
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich.
BELOW-Shp Guy Mannering, Dolard, from, Liverpool
bark Hay (o EastpOrt from Cork and brig Truxilo, Multi
gan, from POrau- Prince (by the steamtug Screamerl
SAILED-ships Sesman's Bride, Daniels, Hsmburg Fall
mouth Berry, Bre; De Witt Clinton Funk Liverpool bsrks
Savannah Burke Charesoni Jasper Bennett Charleston;
CaremoDi Swnerton, New Orleans brig Irene Wess Norfolk
WlND-Sunset, w, and light
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Brown, skipley d. Co.'S Circular.

Per 1ydbsal LIVERPOOL Friday, Feb. =, lsS
the early part fthe there more doins ~
Improvement prces bat change IN ee hs
place 10 the le, and the turn hes again oeen N
Of buyers hs closng tsmey a. ss weeks -
The sses for the week ending last evening are eeeo
bales spectators taking 1 800 and eKporers SoV 10
DAY bus,e-s estimseo at 900 bales "'n WV " l's
trade -, - ,--,s- RI 1
IS l6d lMddliDr ..... ID sd1Iihg
,Si. 20 Coo1 0rdnsrv 81 d5sd. Inferior 81 a5td
rotaI ss in this port s 600 bAlss ean a 600 bales
n ,e la. yenr ~ GOO bales American $40 90 bales
p port for the week.. p ooo bales American oOo os,es
In Manchester there has been large basness N R
~ oT,f. AZ ,,n r,tes while DoNEsTfCs continue dull ara
Y1Pss are oriet at previous quotations. , -
~ Coey nsse has been extremely dull AID depressed a.
de1ne 81 Al q bush Wheat; q bb on tiouI and le
ogater on Indian Com. White Wh,s n 7ooe Red ga
do !, 10 5 Western Canal Flour "a B Philadelphia aud
BaTpore 96 d57i Ohio, 96ia57 g. Sour, ~ dSI C,nada
Is G9e y bbI White end Yellow Indian Corn - Mixed,
sS'6 y quarter Of $50 m.
Eoibns doing IN TvsPEETNE TAR RosIS in regular de
nAnd at 5d4i7 q ovf. ior common quality
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.."...Marc
Cleared.

steanslip-Baltc, Comstock. Liverpool T. X Collins
shps-Racer Ainsworth Liverpool 0edehi Iacoo De"'
Bebu Bombay and market, A. A. Law Bros
BaIks-Le Cocq Conkng, Matsgords, Sheldon Lowsont
Co Dorette (Brem Graham, Bremen H. hoopj Mary Fran
oes Norton Buenos Ayres, j. Pickard Co. go
Brgs-Fenelon (Beg), Arends, Antwerp, w r. Schmidt
a Co; Gen. Pierce Champion Liberia, q. w. s. Hall Lin
coin Comwalis, Jacksonville Brett, Son Co.; Princes
Royal OBJ Peannsn, Bermuda, w. A. +. Davenport.
Schoouers-M. Mankin, Beers, Boston master; Gazele,
Chase Providence -. Webb Lowell Norwich Terry
Young j. Hand, Baker. Philadelphia, James Band g. L.,
att Boston, w T. HeTrick; X. Law Tute Philadelphia
James Hand j. Truman Lanpher Phiadephs, J. W. Mckee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

,,,t.s, MADEIRA. dsu and o. sstas4i for ynne
TaLIow In limited enquiry and speTe ssles 10 quaint
~ are effected 70 Fuh1nit 20 rrjoes
SRosIs-Connaon duet-snd sses CD, v In retail
CoTros-rhe week opened With good demand; and rces
NJ The current Qualities Of Arnes.I s td
m bu. within the sst day tv6 Hsrket has dull
ard prices egasr aud tha Of the ~ees
baeiy maintained Ia b>osbester there much donsi
tut prices keer steady MddDg Orleans l5lsd, Mote
nd Ilrsuds 1.9d., y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
u,r,,e,. Renoyted bv TeIee-apl.

sales to-day 800 dull bat prices unchanged Rio
COFFEE, I'D. MoLAssEs, 35sc. LARD &c.
Tie ATabias hand 70 day after business hous
MARCH l3CoTToy-ssles today u o bales msrke suffer
under Arabas but quotstly higher. Baeled La
sells at &C. Mess PORK si3 o. CoTToS FREIeHTs 20 LV
! d la ren
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

LEAD-TSs market is steady with good demandi holders
generally ask money The stock Of foreign Is reduced to
LEATHER-he stock hand s the smallest we have re-
SoSso % 5 5 ,Ghs . % of osS Sides The receipts of the former
800 sides Of the latter $500 sides leaving on hand
fRoyIsIONs-The Pork market Is unsettled and the The
for Mess and Thin Mes and s4 50 for Prime Beef lower
ard In fsr request the city trade sales Of 200 bb at 90 p
j 2 for Repscked Western Mess Prime Mess quiet at
Ss0 s22 but very firm. Beet Hams are in good request
boxes long boneless Mddes al DC Cut Meats are in fair de-
mand and steady sales q sl hossesS' aud siees at
and Prime no; Pssy and e. m as SB 9 80 Sps sS
prices continue io favor the buyer sales Of Ohio, at lsG
bic State 22d25c Cheese duh a. asalolc.
and yesterdays quotations are fully suPported sales Of
large orders that cannot be filled We hear OF sale
OF 5000 10 No A. Se mos Foreign & Is very hFm with
sNsCuracOa Goat are quiet OF Deer we hear Of sales
Of 800 n Florida az SOC.
40 bbl. at soc. for Ohio, and soc for Prison.
RoN-Ihe market has an upward tendency for Scotch Pig
$50 % sS1 in small lots 500 qns for future delivery sold at
mon bare at 4ss IS refined s6s, months. Within
3weeks sales oo uns common bars at S6 o. months and
u extra parcel al 500 SC, months
SEEDS-A fair demand for Glover and prices firm az S
lie Timothy more sasbe and not plenty 'ales OF reaPei
IS 5oqsfP bushel Rough Flax quiet at ~ i2d ~ i2o
Luseed fm we hear of 400 bags Calcutta on the spot taken
HGY-A fair inquiry shipping and with moderate stock
Prces rmi sales Of 400 baes az - ~ 81 8i 100 10
hOiSNoW remain quiet; small only retall iOts
7aloc for common 10 choice Eastern ard Western Old are
dull and nominal
LIME-ROoklsnd IS stoady but quiet at ~ for and
y S7l for lrmp.
FEkTHFRS-Prme Western continue scarce ard wanted
yo In rerneeec learn Of sales Of about 2Q0 hs
d6c., advance.
TOBACCO-Kontucky has been active $50 hhds sold
mostly for mauufacuring so hIds do IA q Sc
Sales also e sS bales Havana 81 a3lc l2l bales Ghza
% aS seed leaf Of rise. 20 bales Cuba
Tyand and lo6 CerOous Amberna in bond private terms
SOAPSaes have been made Of 80 boxes CASTLE Soap az
lie, New York / ale Commands 5Q8c.
SPICFSTheTe Is change; ~ 600 Cassa Vera sold on
terms not transpired.
TEAs-The prtc sale this morning yvas very spirited and
nearly all the Greens sold fu prices. Tae Blacks
brought former rates ou were largely wdlawn At private
realized
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by Auction
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
HOUSE aud LOT on 3ith-st-ADRlAN IL.
MULLER will sell at auction on THURSDAY. March
1856 u o'clock the Merchants Exchange the following
desirable residence:
34tsG-Four story English Basement, brown stone front
House and Lot no. lS9 West 3ih furnished with all the
modern improve eme1ts and n complete order, furnace
waercosets To be positively sold the highest bidder
House Ii inches front by s. feet deep; Lot 93 feet
inches deep; IS 500 remain on mortgage. Q97D
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
RUSSELL w. WEsrcoTT, Auchoneer.
AUCTION SALE of SPLEN-

i DID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained IN The i've.
tory class house No. l52 West 2st-st, 7thay.
r. w. WESTCOTT will sell on MONDAY, March H. at
icy O'Clock. the entire rich and costly ParOr, Dining
and Chamber Furniture Of tie above house all of which
made for the present and of the expensive
and elaborate workmanship comprising large and magnificent
collection worthy the special attention OF those desrous Of
chasing rstcass Furniture The sale will be- also absolute
end without Descriptive Catalogues ready,
and be obtained T. 5 COnoyer Co.'S No 1872 William
the house. Among the three rosewood
Psror Suites of the elegant description covered in No
quet Tapestry ard Satin, which durable suite aud
srlendd Piano rich Velvet Carpets
French Pier and Mantle Mirrors Ezabethan EtageTes French
Escrtoe Egyptan-top Tables elegant Cha1deers costly
Mantle Ornsuens Turkish and Reception Chairs, Oil Paint
iugs Sc. with magnificent rosewood and mahogany Dining
Furniture match broughout Extension Table Dining
and Tea Sets rich Silver Ware &c with all the arrangements
OF the Culinary Department For further PARTICULARS
Herald, Courier, and TX press. No pOstponement.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
ADRIAN II. MULLER, ,Auctoaeer
A DMINISTRATOR's SALE of VALUABLE

4 DMINISTRATOR's SALE of VALUABLE
N SPRING and MOTT-ST. PROPERY-ADRlAN IL
MULLER will Sell at Auction THURSDAY, March 20, at
II o'clock the Merchants Exchange, by order OF the Ad
minsstor Of ARNEST FINK, deceased the following de-
scnbed property:
on the southeast Spring and Motss The Lot s u
inches front % feet inches rear 80 feet 10 inches on
side aud rs feet inches east side be the sane more OF
less.
the Lot with 3stoy bck front Dwelling house there
on adjoining and known as No p spnnZs said Lot IL =
feet 5irches front feet inches By 76 feet inches
wet side and II feet inches east side, be the same more
or less -.
MOTT THE Lot with 2story frame Dwelling house
thereon in the rear above and known No D2 Mott
The 20 feet front by q feet deep be the same mora
OF less. .,
sPRTNG-STThe large and ysuable Lot on the north side
Of SprnF No. ., with the 2story brick trout
Dwelling and 2ory addition thereon ia good order The Lot
% inches llJ feet inches on west
side and ia feet inches east side, be the more or
alley side extending u feet from front
OF Lot. Title indispu'able.
For maps &C. apply tile Auctoneer, No 30 Wslst 1852
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
JOHN $ BETS, Auctioneer
A ICTJON NOTICE-GERARD & BETTS

A UUTION NUIIUE.-UERAKD W BEIIS
~ will sell on MONDAY March o. at y O'clock No. 1863
Asnics, Brooklyn, by crdet Of the assignee Of
Drugs elegant Fixtures Lease Of Store AcThe entire Stock
Fixtures Lease good will &C. of Drugs Chemicals Perflmery
&C, contained in the above store.
The fittings of the of the most elegant kind being
exceedingly rich and elaborate in design and tnh Plate Glass
Show Windows Marble Tile Floor Marble Counters Plate
Glass Show Cases French Platform Scales, Sc including adj
the fixtures fittings &c, OF a frsf-ciass store.
very valuable one having three 10 run from lst May
The sale will be without to the highest bidder All
particulars IN relation stock lease &C., be obtained
ihe PREMISES DAY prior % The sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

NJ Ma ~ !, fos wsr Dried Frue urehsnfed ls0
Rs 8ss(s kEpiss ~ ss9sie Fesssss se res'rs e w
ne &c 70 quality southeTp Plums hgser they sgn-
aasd l5qltc, -.
CofT5N-w. have steady market today, at yee,erdays
decline with moderate activity; the s1ss 1e gspore"
z,eot bales. We continue 70 quote a. follows
kEw-yokK cLAsSiFicArios .,o.-
Utlands Elorda kAohle EO eltA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

90
vi Vhst Ore'n, lO37 quarters consist Of oars Sf9ilO
bAhLtN and 45S itI quarters BEANS and PEAS
le seen nom the above that the United states supplied
"NV TAI OF Ae Indian Corn, bu falls Oh materially In Wheat
ao tiou ihe remainder Of the Indian Corn was mostly
iTom TIE Mediterranean aud Black Sea 49, "'
see I'd int ais have been 7g S ku,bels Wav.
- bushels CoGN and 92J1 bbs FLOUR fron the states
80 80 eIie HEAT, and so quarters CORN from gyp;
sig CIV sscks FLOUR from Span 'f'
oelieiies Of WHEAT % 6S5 ouarters az GO , y
,ect 90 ~, s"iS quarters, az Ga the corresponding
81 q Paris being held have had the eject
% uss ,h Droin trade generally into very fs.ss STATE
90 euIitg ther session exoert covts.. ~ 80
cseht guinness On Tuesday most triGiog r.-i bpsrsss
We aont N WHEAT, a. about former rass e. g.. s;ti
sts q interior kinds could have been made oni :,
- 70 % e. 70 D. No trar sactioas In FLous Ixpf,>
-, 'o.. s sctvity and reeedec y quarter Ti,vsrpsr
ee,s , very dl ones Mns are IN want of cbois
Fr,S and such brought within Ia y bnsh Of al
sesi.vs lower descriptions were uusslshe even AZ
,r,rs ,r esaon, In FLOUR we besrd of no 10 an8
eoUld b. horeb ,sd iuliy & Dbl cheaper IVptAN CoRS
ter So et further decline of & 10 ~ omar
81 sse ssae Of Mixed The ouoteons az
ssj6i Wese4n sS 10 ~ asephia, S. Sj O. Ohio s 70
White icLs 20 leli y 70 n Ixn'h MhsAr-Red % 10 2;
$50 White IS for EeWO - SoSN-Nitxct S@o 70
New Orleans Yellow S2 70 SSi !" SoA Tor prime Northern
bEiF-Saies for the week axal, -.
tsher improves tone Ia the market Hon. sveFage, VITA
40 and baid" Is aud smiaTbtandS al q been sold Al
IaI the arrivals exooeS those OF lass year d th 20 80
"sksls the etec: Of the accounts o. p,ek
fokS-One or two small lots have arfiy,S Ana -.
t.ea az ce for Western, cna Sf Eastern. una eea
me rreee ealInot be maintained. ''F@s
Se cleared al last weeks pricos; and only o -
-is iots remain IN deserS hands The qua Ny ofths
''N'su'e e0n'haes 70 give great satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
D. ). HouGH, Auctonesr
EIEGANT ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY and


LWALNUT PARLOR, DININC-ROOM and bedroom
rays near Coleseplaee, THIS Saturday MORNING, AZ
new the best make aud fuy warranted, and the decor
The sale Will commence in the
PARLORS which contain elegant marble tor center Tables
different styles rosewood Secretary and Bookcase ns
costly rosewood, double action Piano Forte,
heavily carved case, made by BarmoIe this city and
fully warranted; two complete sets Of solid famed
wood Furniture, IN quality Of French bocaeie;
also invalid sTngseat Chairs and easy do Paris recep
Chairs nable-top French Etagcre finely fin
hed; rosewood work Ta.es niad with All fixtures ivory
AsOa number of Quartettes Stands She yes &c in
wood large size French plate oval Mirrors elegant frames
bToeetee and tine lace Curtains; am0ns the OIL Paint
ngs The Highlands" By Weber; Views the Sns-
euehanns b. Bges Retreat o.! the Austrls" by Nernet;
.nd many others also fruit pieces and hunting scenes; orno1
bronze and srbe Clocks q days; also variety Of
decorations selected by the rein ed embracing Vases
Sevres pOean marble Busts bsque gures and articles
OF yeu very Ech Turkey Carpet; also Brussels, ingram,
stair DO Russ 6c Also elegant Mahogany Nardro5ei also
large hlsck walnut Bookcase
Observation-Disclosures feet mahogany extension Table
mahcgguy d and Tabes French decorated China Din
and Tea sets also fine English end French cu- Glass Ware
kuiyes and FORKS Crockery Bells Castor Spoons
Liquor Cases Wines. Decaner, ruby do Urns ari Silver
Services Spcors Forks Trays &c. Gobei Linen Napkins
BEDROOMs-Ispestry Carpet1g, costly rosewood and ma
hosany Bedsfeads dressing Bureaus aud WahJtln also
wood Armcir elegant article plate glass front; Mirrors
pure cudhair Mattresses mahogany Sofas, mah1g7ny Chairs
Rockers careseat do, daussk OIs COgHtepgnes Toilet
eeis &c. Sac is positive, rain shine.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Posseupers Arrived

IN steamer Boreeone, tran Harre-D B. Freeman, l. D.
PomGEede j. VI. Mante Pierre Gnigse, j. b. Mantel' L. T.
La Eeannnes A. (uiEIard.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
A. NJ. MERwIS. Auctioueer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale

ID Rooms. No. IS Psrk-row
SIXTY-THIRp NEW-YORK TRADE SALE
will commence TUESDAY, 18th March, with the sale Of
Books which will occupy six days
Book sale the Stationery, Papers Blank Books
&c. will be sold, commencing TUESDAY 25 March, and
continuing until completed
Tie sale Of Stereotype Plates Engraved Steel and Copper
Plates will be held on SATU RDAY, 22d March
Purchasers will find that the Catalogue embraces substantial
attractions rendering the sale worthy Of the attendance Of all
buyers small well large. there being reBc
ton the of LOTS and there is also restriction
the quantities announced in the Cats
logue they rely upon obtaining their full supplies The
Invoices the Catalogue be sold any
other Trade sale in this city.
The Catalogue is ready.