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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

c. The river Is still rising slowly and is
is co"ere with perfect rats of DRIFT wood.
We have frequently seen the largest size
trees with all their branches, and leaves yet
gre n, loaf past our Office. Banks must be
caving in somewhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

TE~SrssEr.-We learn by the Iennesses
papers that the American party has achlevea
the most signal victories in the recent elec.
lions for Sheri!fs and county clerks IN 'nas
State " e are authorized by an inteiIiseh.
Tennesscanr 70 state that the American Pe'!
is % per cent stronger than it was in August
last.-,American o, gan.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

UThe old-Iine Wings joined the Demo-
rrts in Philadelphia in opposition to Know.
Nothinss Fusionism. This accounts for the
overwhelming majority of between three and
four thousand for the Semocrstic candidates.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

The HARMo>1Us DEMocRAcy.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention which met
at Batesville. Arkansas, on the 5th, sat flee
days before effecting a nomination, which was
done on the 277th ballot. Hon. A. B.
GREENWOOD is the candidate,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

An orator, perspiring freely, IN q n0sA'
voice said ,~
I'm short gentlemen and ladies', ! can an,1
saw that | wish | had a window in nv eoson
that you might see the emot on OF my neah
The newspapers all printed the spe r,
leaving .r@ IN" out of "window." ne We
taken some hat aback when he read H. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

TRluMpus OF YANKEE GENirs.-The
steamer Ericsson. which sailed at noon for
Liverpool, to"k out one of Hoes six cylende,
ilsht"lng printing presses, for the London
Times. Six men were sent out with the press
as FEEDER" accompanied. by a foreman
! ms IS better than a victory on the battle
teld.-N. Y. Mirror.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

60 Soon We understand that immensely
Ilcn widow, whose husband died the other
ray IN TINS city is engaged to be married.
her millions of charms are perfectly irresis-
tat.e. In China the inconsolable widow
cannot marry until the sod on her dead hus-
Sard's grave is dry. So the widow and her
sympsthizeTs get together and resort to arti-
rclai heat to make it dry up quick.-N. Y.
Mirror.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

Any gentleman feeling disposed to take
this bet, ~ forwarding Us a reliable name can
have that OF our friend, vino will meet hun
at once and settle the EreIninarlrs. The
Iarty Offering the bet is u highly respectable
planter Of our parish, but who does not wish
his name to appear publicly in tn. betting
arena. For any further information upon the
matter, by directing communications to Us at
Baton R ,ugc they will BE- received and at
tended to. o. course all the lets 80 to-
geth-r.
This bet is. we think, more generous
than the bets offered by "Gns''t Ran-er.'' or
Your Former Correspondent aud we com
mend the matter to their serious attention.
Hoping tina. il they conclude I, take It o..
Tor anv ore csc they will keep tn. nam-s
of the parties a secret, unless by consent Of
all concerned hey a-ree 10 divulge them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

has on hand to suit you! Goldman is about
leaving for Nicaragua TO join the forces OF the
gallant Walker, and in consequence he viii
lishment. y primc chance. this!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

TtLEGRAPHlc.-New Orleans. May 22d.-
Another N1caraguan meeting last night. ant
there is great excitement. The Daniel Web
ster takes out a load of recruits for Walker
tomorrow.
A despatch from fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas. dated the 18th says, Wednesday the 2l>'
was fixed on for attack on Lawrence. Major
Bu'ords Company has been furnished with
United States arms by Gov. Shannon. A
fight is fully expected.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

~RUsroN, our Village Blacksmith re-
quests us to call The attention Of Cotton plan
tiers to his Cotton Scrapers," which he offers
for sale low. Call and examine them at his
warehouse on Mississinni street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24
MAY q, 1855.

c. Simon 8 Co.. Cheap Store. have been
receiving new and fashionable additions TO
their stock OF Furnishing Goods. Dry Goods,
Summer Clothing. &c. 4 word to the wise
call in time. See advertisements.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

A good and generous man is happy, "l.u ~
him elf and indepenie II Of fortune; kioa w. H.
his friend, temperate to his enemy; religious;
lust indetatisa h'y laborious. and dlschars'.ii
every duty with coustancy and eonsfu''
action
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

The deepest waters are the most s;]en.
empty vessels make the greatest sound and
= .nS.hg cyrroais the worst music. They who
knG tes&4, commonly speak naos.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

A RUSSIAN ON THE IMMACULATE CoNcrP-
TON A work has recently appeared writ
ten by a Russian. on the religious asrects of
the Eastern war, especially with rvt,rc,ce to
the Greek and Catholic Churches. In re-
spect to the position of the Eastern Church
toward the new dogma, this writer thus holds
forth:
'We have quite lately seen the Pontifcia'
Throne send ont an obligatory decree on a
'csmatic question. This. then, in tire high
est sense OF the word, is a purely ecclesiastical
act: and, as the only example of that kind
which has occurred for NAM years, it merits
especial attention. This decree announces to
al Christendon, and proelaims to coming
ages, the blessed mother of the SAY Jour was,
from the moment Of her conception. exempt
from all taints Of sin, even of original sin.
But did not the Holy Virgin die like the rest
OF the human race She did. And is not
death, according to the teaching of the Apos-
tie. the penalty of SIM 1t is so no logger;
it has become. by a I"apal decree, indepen-
dent of sin ! it has become a mere accident
of nature, and universal Christendom is con-
vlcted OF a lie. 9 x,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

The man who held an office, got tired and
let so for the purpose of resting himself a
short time, when the oftiee got away, AMI mas
not not teen heard from sincc
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24
MonMo.hnM-A letter from the Great

MorMoshnM-A letter from the Great
Sat Lake CITY states that a Convention Wa.
to have assembled there on the 10th INST. 10
adopt measures towards app wing for adnl!s-
sion INTO the InloE rs ar dependent State.
The application OF Utah for admission IN the
Imtn viii present ore Of tie mos. curious
qUestinn<. and ~" rise to one Of the pref
tie: Guarrets. thu / has ever characteri sed our
history. We have watched the progress of
this tragi-comedv with great interest. The
tern II Gov Young expired. and a distin-
g'sAhed officer Of the army was appointed in
his place. He was or the spot at tie time
ard knew what sort of position he was cail~
ed % FL. He declined tic appointment. and.
in consequence, Brigham Young is still Cover
nor of Utah.
The administration has acted wisely. ex-
cept in the original attempt t. s~uppl"n. him.
Entrenched between mountains and DESERT.
the Mormon ciief IS too strong for the Unit
ed States. Undoubtedly the resources OF the
Union. vigorously directed 10 the object. could
make speedily end Of Mornond"n. But they
are wanted for other pHrroses. and will GER
trinlv not he wasted on the conquest of the
deserts of Utah. War with the Normons is
an ah>mrditv that rises even to the dignity o.:
the impossible.
Inc question then arises. what is 70 ne
dome with tLem' Are they TO be admitted
into the Union. polysamv and all, or are they
to be compelled to f'rn an idcpen!ant
empire between the Sierra Madre and the
Sierra Nevada
The In ted States has absolutely no cons
titutionai jurisdiction of the subject OF MAJ.
rage. 1t is obliged to accept the conflicting
LEGISLATION of all the States as law Of the land
fer the particular region. The General Gov
ernment, in raising a preston on the admis-
sion OF a new State, Which undtniably they
have neither direct cor constructive control
over, will put Itsel: in an inAefensible posi-
ton But what are We to do it'll the poly
gamy? Are we to turn Turks! This is
what constitutes the complication OF the case.
1t is nearly certain that it will be settled
as Mr.. Van Buren, settled the Northeastern
Boundary qoest'on-by putting it oiI-Char-
| lesion Mcrruyu.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

Kansas Nkws.-S:. Louis. May l6.-Roh-
in~on having been indicted by the Grand
Jury. TOR his treason, the Marshall ard two
deputies have gone to Missouri with Cover
nor shannon's requisltion tor him.
Brown, editor Of the Herald of Freedom"
was arrested, while attempting to escape
from the Territory.
Reeder had fed, but it was thought he
would be ca pturet.
Sheriff Jones is convaiecent.
Judge Fame of Georgia has been appointed
Sheriff during Jones' sickness. and has been
shot at twice while dischargiry his duty.
Fifteen hundred men, with two pieces OF
artillery and Sharpe's rifles have fortified
Lawrence, and mean to resist all attempts to
arrest the indicted persons.
About one thousand men responded to the
Governoes proclamation. and ara encamped
in the vicinity Of Lawrence aud Lecompton,
for the purpose of compelling the people OF
Lawrence, TO acknowledge the organic laws
OF the Territory.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN STATE CosvrN-
T1oN.-The American State Convention Of
Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg on the 18th
inst. The following dispatched gives the
proceedings:
Harrisburg, Nay 3-ResoIutions were
adopted by the Convention. r%atltying the
nonIlnltion Of Fillmore and Donelson. de-
nonncing tie Administration for repeating
the Compromise OF 1850. and denouncins the
kansas-Nebraska act as an outrage on the
people. a substitute offered by Governor
Johnston. approving a call Tor a convention
in New York, on the 18th June. was re iectrd.
upon which Johnston. Fourt and Others EIDE
delegates retired. The ticket of the Union
State Convention was ratified. and the Coa-
vention al juurned. Inc Eide Delegates held
a meeting. and are preparing an address to
the people o! the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

IOWA LANDS. -PROvIDENCE WESTERN
Il LAND COMPANY;-2soeo Acre. Of LAND-PRAIRIE
end TIMBER LAND for SALE in CRAWFORD COUNTY
TERMs-Iow lens time snd low interest. Five dollars
.ee,ss At siS an acre. down payment fI T%ssi aud
50 cents 10 % 80 the Prairie the balance in
reSsd acre: s.sd md fenced ye. for three
house pat W dur the coming yea. that sh. COS.
Sose 70 Bond. ssn s bss Ia. house. may
town preferred snds lot gwen for that purpose The
r 6s.su 0 The sasy ~s Seer. and the Junction
the folks Of the Roy~s River within mile aud bali OF tbs
urcn tie sDds Of said Company lot given to any one who
vi buid frame birch house upon &c during the coming
oply excepted The s, laid Of the last Of Sepeu.
str have now tisss OF ten buildings soos op s.ns
School hou.e Steam and FIGURING mil operation two
SSsSs dnf S.S1 s ' s Of se sUys Nd
SHOP and Birch the Spring The sitsated 81
The c. ss SSs Of seun Ssd the n n.n
i,si Air Line R.ies Known 4. the lyon. Rr"sa for
S.ted for aid Road II about .evsst, mile. fIom Council
f, Dee Hens Is ess Ssiwssa sasm an. n ,e. G far
enough from each ~ be inaePcndsn Of them Large "a
es. for Wafer Power 1t about fort, mile. frO the Mis-.
The undersnss agent Of said Company design, going Es.,
I'D Isnds All Who apply daring the month. Of November Ind
December VIII Be served hist
ya u. an.
In Carroll County thence Dunhsm's Grove In Crawford
County and thence 's md halt s: + SP eHl;ss Agent
DeaisoS. Cs.wford County. Iowa, Nov H. 1856.
RrrrksxcEs
The Rev bkI00S, Rock Island. ILLINOIS,
JOHN SMITH Fort Dee Meines, Iowa
KEEN LEE. Chicago, Illinois
x. nsa s. FRANCES shssGGnt 4 hofpiS e.
frossees sf Providenos we.era Land Company,
Providence, X. L.
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Urn Goods.

no THE LADIES OF NEw-YORK.-
i HIoHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
rAH .4,s.x. ,T IS ;,sYS
BRIDAL f fssss r Il fsssSdiSSsr.s.
SILKS, saA Wis .sd h rssscTsps
,>,n,, c.,cvrvu.,p saiwf's
VELVET and FUR TRIMMED cLoAks.
soRrIEs DE BAL &c tc.. &C.
I 81 .S elegant and psrs stock
sods the shove mEtet and 81 "a
Ton de b.. bre bss them Ne-Yotl for s.e
that The ii, sne arc ss 2. az:
BY appraisers and celebrated adSes who
have called opinion superior TO Anythss Of the
The ubscrbsr having made srSEeusnts with the owner
:: u. :s q % s:'a. ,a IPa
this Of the year not w,n'ei for his resI eosns.s
&c 70 assure them that 90 truly beautiful collection Of rare
ard oo. gems Of art and manufacture has never e're seea
They viii Be exposed q. private sale and Ier THURS
DAY next the lib ps and saord opportunity to any
ops esir0us Of making valuable Cafsmss or Ne"'feAT'
Tsey are Of d. very Partisan mode having f the
.I nay b relied on AID :. the
return Europe The e.s., po:.Ois mSIs1
Rich sd sIt 's and Other ROBES
Ebsr..e,y adorned With Gold Silver and Cora EmbrOd.es
ARTICLES foR rue TOILET
PRRFUMERY.
s,HssprS sesss A..
MEq snRfH tacEs
cHENIsETTgs
REAL LACE FLOUNCIS0S.
Of which in Pars Thousands francs per ysr
REAL LACE sSXRFs.
sEEf YES
C0IYFyRss
FEATHERS
Hls 1rEst cLoAks
sEsERsLP fFSr VG ckSFH c tG5 ks
LONG md SQUARE cAsHMERE sgkWLs.
BALL and o.Ls! Other, EVENING n p Id%sSa
Very s s.s kHs SATIN TiBtE LINEN.
kosEs 4 I,EyeE ySr4;o,,.
COSTLY EgR ST5 ns1vss sLoAks'
MANTELETs pE PRiNrEMrs
REAL k kkSE LACE sshHhaaSsLs,
~'ssd At over 'A'p'''f b a91'sisl
TABLE and PAkLoR ORNAMENTS.
&c &c, AA
In f.es miscellan eous collection OF
ARTICLES DE VERTU,
Iupos,ible TO par,cula rse Ia advertisement.
Among the rest will be found
TWO EXCEEDINGLY BEAUTIFUL
INDIA CAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs,
'''''''- RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
Perfee. chef d'ouvres In manufacture and des Fn
The lady herself will be present to assist In the sAe Of the
Sale to commence on THURSDAY, December II. at the
store o. GEORGE BULPIN,
No Sol Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

DICH DRESS GOODS Of EVBKY DESCkir
Ii TiOn HOLIDAY PRESBNrA-siss. ssss"' 10
rn.s Ptsids BLANKETS Q,h Deasfncs. rrtsss, Sssre ~
tsosdssses Hosasry. and Gloves, ct
ANDREW O. coLsrs Ma 20 or.tse
@ T. III G. D -
- ARNOLD CONSTABLE ca, are cow sasrtss hss
FALL AND WINTER DRy - GOODS a. ucsty reduced
pries s.d vosd s sit-stoa Of tho pue TO sse ahoS
Ing 1ticiss: x-.,~ov.
SILK ROBES DELAiSEs,
EhBROlDERiES. CLOIraSS.
LACE3, CALiSos''
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS =.
Bess desrous.o Of closing their present S"o~ P'oP~'
"'- No g Canal q, near Broadway.
CILKSr SILKS 81! Sill o.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
SHAWLs! SHAWLS! sHAWLsf
HOLIDAY PRHssNrS
o.. h.,,,.s IN silks snd shavls durins this wsck or
ANDREW g. COLBY'S. No. 81 Gesa fst
no BUY RICH LYONS VELVET
HALF lie VALUE,
co To .
cHAs HEARD L Co, No. 5ot orsnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
%. j. BARNEY. ATTY 70, N.sx,s,.
HENaY H. Lgrps d Co, AuoAoasera
A DMINH TRAITORS SALE Of ELEGATr

4 DNINIs TRAITOR SALE OF ELEGANT
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE LtBRAlY
of ,so han d.oaie bound BOOKS real SILVER WARA q
~HFNRY n LEEDS Co will sell By Aseties. 81 - Nd
the Administrator Of Rice ~ dscs sscd GA fUhSDAv
De- A III ocsoh Ns. los Carros st south breesya
U.mton Ferry valuable assortment Of Hoaseos Fursiesr
Library Silver wsre. Sc. Consisting OF s~ves oepe st
hr.tlls and lace Curtains Psor Suite. Of rosvod osvel
with blue and gold nt Srocase made oy ssnas.a. re
and fine Bror paprr mschs Music Case Pses
Forte and Stool ersan. Sliding Cssndcicrs qsss ses ys
osk Hal, sssnd hrecssee marble top; Library TAM. A.
fs and Chairs harelo h, Auts Room psinf hson -
FI,enslon Table, Chsn, do Brussels and Mssaos CStss
m.,e Vase &c China Dinner and Tee Ses s ssrs Get
ir,y &c (: fpe ErravinssI Css'srs, and other Ware
IispIsr-Osk cbsirs oak Table psrhe top Bookcase
.hont youues rare valuable STANDARD WORKS elegantly
bourd fne Barometer Sliding Chsnde!sstA Mrrors Wusas
Deck, Oilcloths, &C
Boolesses Mattresses Csints Curtains Drcsans B.rss
s,.r.i I'm. Cotase Suss smeed vita see tops iass
C.rrstst Sos asd Lounges Marble Ornamental "a AIss
lot x fnc Wine. Chamr Ci.et ssotene ro s he
The above Furniture b and viii be sold without
20 Soss The ess,e. The Hamilton fery for SssA
Booklvu run very near Csnols, every ts~ miaates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
Real estate for Sale.

}. MORTIMER Halt, st. Paul Minnesota Territory.
nEALER in REAL ESTATE.-Lands Bought
~ and Sold throughout the Territory Land Warrants Loes
tod Ievtsnenss Of made joint sccount
mission Collections made ard paid for residentA
Rekts 90 DUNCAN, SHERMAN l. Co (N.~yo.l
MORRIS kIrcHvM, 'o"io.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
piano- fcrtes an6 Musif.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BOSTON and
"A kEwyoRx PIANOS 10 plan and carved Gases A. low
prices EIcent Scsud Hand PiaDos but nte uscA thecrt
Rudoir ootsy, a MS, sbes y cleo tss ere sat en
PIANOS To LIT. n 8. BERRv, Ne. "a Broadway.
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Sales bp AuttIcW.
". Wu-sos. Asetlsssw.

CCTIOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6kLU -
"A 6,.s oIass HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURs. riss ~
ssd vrlvvt Carpets costly Prrnoh ps,s pet nse Ws
saes 81 rich Psrlsr Yafsur~ rosewsoi rsn vsssS
% Psksing.. PAT ,sd siivm Cutlery a. e NA ~ W
iah-st-H WILSON Aasfioleer-fTsspAY D,o . "a M
oeIcck The enirv Furniture VI the aSov. hsuse whiaA
ks, dsrrptiop and hss beea 10 use mouths essssiss
srrr ana costly pier and mantle Mtors supofss rss -
Piano PottA elegant suites of rosewood Pslos gsrsits
rsch crimsss steosie and pvsh d. 10 H.
Csses Sofa aud Pee Tsles ssr.sos rssssss1
EiAxeres marble tops With mirror dosr sna basts ssssSt
Conner Etss-rs vi,h mirror b.oas rieA lao. Wsisv
Cur .ns and shades honre and ormos C!oss costly Sevs
sad Dr~sdes vss~s ard rich P.rior Ornaments. si,s
Iuuber vf ene OF PAntinEs Dsiss aoos Ao CsAssss
sH-Ees.n, och Eycpsoa Table, OAK Chsrs -.
Disncr Set rch sofa bsad: dsosssed Tea snd Coe- Ss -
rant ruby and Glassware; pesd aud silver Cay csSs
RsAkea Cst< &c elegant carved rss~ood sat ns>seav
Pedsesdsj Bureaus wshssd vita marble tops osssy
Ssoorsiel china Toilet sets beat Han Mattresses FsstK
Rel. and BEDDING; freuch Mrro.s; mshogsay sus ~
Furpur- in hacioth; Cottage and rnAsosay sprsssss
Chair rosewood H, stard oueioth star CsSSe Ia g.
D. J. BARNEY. ATTY ns Nsrsxs>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
: w 8 MsLLoR, Austtoncer -
A SSIGNEE SALE of elegant CABINET FUR

"A NITURE, THIS DAY. si6l O'Clock = m =, the s.aes
room Noe Is Park opposite che Asior Houss
s,siipr of over worth Of substantial CITY made CAL
NET FURNITURE removed from Prosd~., room, and 70
be .old positively without BY order Of the Aasae
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited 10 stend ae col
lection previous the sale consisting 10 part OF aa rec
ana haircoth; Aroif French Plate Doors ~ rose
wood Bookcases and Secretaries ~ mahogany rsscwcod M
walnut Bureaus with marble tops 80 foewos<
ahoesn, aud Center Sofa Side and Pier Tables ssv
er,l sperb Extension Dining Tables TO- IL aud IL oss
Chair, 10 match osk Sdebosfd several richly carved
wood ahos,ry walnut Chamber Suites OF neg
est ana most able designs and walnut Library vS
nurs psp and richly carved and Box Ssu Arm
and Reception Chair. .Prnsbsck Lsgnsss rsti,h .pd vcl
S Ss.i.ns m shossny siaebosrds Work Tables nn
sers. F.ney ssna &C. the whole forming as.rSe csl.s
h. on the morning sale and soos be packed
III. premises Of 0 reasonable charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
Hsssy II. LEsDs, Aacuooesr
uENRY II. LEEDS e. Co. will cell BY Auc-
III il ton On WEDNESDAY md TIyJyRgDAY Drr "A

HENRY IT. LEEDS q GO. VII cell By Auc-
Ia ton WEDNESDAY and THURsDAY, Doc 10 sst
!, ct No. . Essssn-st, REAL MARBLE 6rATUARY fss
PARLORS, BRONZES tc.-Amope the stssusry ess
epresentns Flora of Tesso Fidelity, angel Of Jsses.
uperb statue GsnyEed~, kc-
Also . large collection Of slsbsster Vases 0roaps Win
shades Hbe Euuscsn, Roman and other Vases o,
These I'll fresh goods, Just imported from Italy.
Also large and valuable invoice Of bronze 3tstusry nc
Groups kc invoice Of beautiful Bohemian o.
China tc French Clocks Of every variety, Pssss =
various sizes Groups &C. and many ohss keanal sssses
premises, II required.
Italian Goods The Importation Of o. B. Pandolsu ess, jss
received, viz: beautiful assortment Of Aabsssf 0rosp
Furss te Etruscsn Roman and other Vases, largo az
sra Medisi Hebe Nespoltan 10, Marble 0rnsments vt1
tie largest collection Of this descrptos Of soods o6osss
a. sale.
Plated Ware Of nyles-LNss Pchers Csst~rs wd.ss
Cake Basket Covered Dhes Taiesns pear sussr Btss~
Urps, Teakettlca
The sboye VII Be- exhbsd day PREVIOUS the ssle
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A DODWORTH~ DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No. SO Broadway. New. i0It. and

No. Isl Montague place Brcoklya
NewYorh Casses Wednesdays and Saturdays Brooklyn
ma Children, and p for 0sntcmcu- Lsdie< Private
Class Pupils commenced any time daring the sessoH
Ac.deuies The usual Sorces vii! be given Mr. Dodwoh
would occasion his patrons that no exeiea VII
be omitted that will be advantage the pupils
nspt.n the very syns reputation sov possssssd By h
Academies.
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6ouses ano farms Uanieo.

WANTED to PURCHASER small HOUSE
snd LOT somewhere Bowery and Allen ST.. and
Rvington and 4hsis. Address L. g. Box No H. Troans
Ofhcc. ststins terms location, ssc Of house, &c
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WV. TopPRo, AactioneeL
CILVER-PLATED WARE. VIM. TOPPING
WEDNESDAY Mkt lob tnst iee Itch heavy Znd1s
Plated CASTERS CAKE BASKETS sad TEA SET.
These Goods Of high eost quality not usually es''
auction.
HrxsY a. Lsrps, Auctonsas-By. u H. Lssos ces
TUESDAY, Dec. 9, at IL o'clock, at tho s 49,
i room. No. Is Nsss.as AssI6srsS SALE q BoS y -
STATIONERY new and frst cia.s spock. eeasistsse -
sc st ,,iuse STANDARD and ususe< Books STAPLE sa1
st.iiooery cad Fs1sy Good. scssdine very os:sss -
Pspes Hsvelopes PseA Pocket Csussy and 0sad rees
nsss cisss very saom Offered q Asoisa Tue siseavS
kolA cooSanasxs ga he satirs trsts u 10 vitsA
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r. L. DELIssEa Auctionser-By LEAvTrr, DgLlssga %.
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE, Nos.
"A 81 and So Brosdway.-On TUESDAY. Dec o. ct 10
elosE at their ssesroo large and valuable sssortmsst Of
PIsI fores, from the beet CT Manufacturers. -
Also ss aosue Of rich Pslor and Chamber Furniture 81
YER plated Ware, Oh Paintings Mrror French Pssils As
attention Of the solicited 10 this sale bsins ts
sest catalogue Of 6ns nsrumens offered .. aucttss