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The Nevada journal., 1857-10-30
BRICKS !

6N GAS
FVNIE undersigned VIII continue to have constantly
| hanI farthe Ncva IN market rood assortment of
BRICKS FIR huilrr HousoS. Fpun ions Vaults Gel
lars Chimnrv'S, Wells. Sidewalks setting Boilers
hujldng Ovens. and all kinks of Brick Masonry
All who wish To guard against the destructive elements
fire and vater-can the means for doing
so efectua,lv by giving MS a cali
All orders left AZ ROGERS HAMILTON& Co.'S on
Main street the Yard one-half mile of Neva-
la on the Red Dog Road, at the Wood Rine Farm will
be promptly attended 10 o reasonable terms.
y B All kinds of Brick and Stone Work neatly and
well done at the shortest notice.
Il. F. ADAMS & co.
Nevada Juno = 1877.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-30

The EGYPTIANs.-The Gypsie ques-
ton has long been a puzzle to Europe
ans, and volumes without number have
been written upon it. The controversy,
however, has been very proftless one,
for no jury competent to decide has been
appealed to.
1t does seem strange that the Gvpsies
themselves, who surely must know bet
ter than any other people who they are,
and whence they have come, should not
have been asked to give their opinion
Had this been done, the Egyptian origin
of the race would hardly have been de-
bated, for that to which the Gypsies
cling more than all things else-that
which they assert most earnestly of all,
is the fact that they are, in very truth,
the sons of Egypt. This is the great
secret which they speak of in their own
foreign tongue, so that the Gentiles of
the nations may not hear it. This, too,
is what they teach their children And
it would be marvellous thing if ma
ton so widely scattered as theirs should
be wholly mistaken. They have had
no motive for saying they are Egyp-
tians-no motive whatever, unless it
were true. If it be false, it is a false
hood the telling of which has profted
them nothing.
But more than this, it may be assert
ed, that if it had not been for the pride
they take in keeping the blood and race
of Egypt pure, they would long ago
have amalgamated with the rest of the
human family, and have ceased to APP
pear as distinct people on the face of
the earth. Make of it what one will,
they are at this hour scattered every
where, from here to Hindostan, from
sunny Spain to frozen Siberia, nursing
the pride of race, and training their chill
dren to do the same.
How they would curl the lip in scorn,
how they would sheer the simpleton
down who would venture to enter their
tents in order to teach them that they
are but wild Indian tribe, that they
are but vagrant crew, that they are
anything but what they profess to be,
even the representatives. of the great ma
ton of antiquity, whose land was water
ed by the Nile, and governed by the
Pharoahs
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-30
John Anderson,

Justice of tn e y c ace,
O9icr-A few ,ors h,,.y r. FllarI Beans Co, oil
Brpa street Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-30

BLESSINGS OF Blessed
are they who expect nothing, for they
shall not be disappointed. but more
blessed are they who have nothing,
when times are so ticklish as they are
now, for they shall not lose anything
A man who to-day has large income
from his rents and interest money sees
that his rents are fast falling and his
debtors becoming insolvent. Not so
with the poor man. He can rejoice at
the fall Of rents, and if debtors fail to
pay, it does not affect him, for no one
owes him. If bank fails, he does not
anxiously look over the money on hand
to see how many of the dishonored bills
he may lave. He knows he hasn't any,
and so he goes his way thoughtless,
careless, and happy. What blessing
it is, indeed, to be poor! But too much
of the good thing is good for nothing and
we confess we would endure a little
change or variety most complacently.
We would willingly suffer little more
wealth with all Inconvenience. An
anecdote was going the rounds of the
papers year or two ago that illustrates
our argument in favor of poverty most
admirably. A man who was away from
home heard that certain bank had
failed. "There," said he, cit would be
just my luck to have lot of those bills
on hand" So he hurried home at a
break-neck speed, and overhauling his
pocket-book, found he had not any bills
of that bank-nor IF any otAer, and he
felt better. Was not he fortunate!
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-30
JAMES CHURCHMAN,

Attorney at Law.
WY IL hrr~a ftcr devote clf0lcy to the prac-
w ticc Of his profession and viii be found always
his Office Corner Broad aud Pine Streets, Nevada
excerpt when about professional business. julyl0
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14
NEy. GGGgIS, NEW Goes.

THE subscriber takes pleasure in anno Incine
! to his numerous customers. and the public
generally, that he is now opening one of the
largest and most desirable stocks 0f
FALL AND WINTER GOOD
ever presented to this community. LIS stock
consists chiefly OF the following viz:
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
snch as T.imas. Vizettcs. Slaws, Silks, Meri
nos, CaShmeres, Woolen plajds, De Laines, De
Bages, AlapacaS, Ginshans, Calico; BONNETS
Ribbons, Collars, Trimmings. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING!
such as Over Coats, Dress Coats, Pants, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers, &c Also 4 large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
svch as Brown and IiIeacheA NsSl,ns. Drills,
Deninss, Strtiags, Checks, Ha1t"cby Jeans. Sd,t-
nets, CassimereS, FtdnnelS LuidSeyS, Ticking,
Blankets, SC. Also
B )ots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Trunks, Hardware,
Queensware, Glassware, Iinware, and a large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
He would solicit Farmers who arc in want Of
GOOD CORN SHELTERS & STRAW CUTTERS
TO call and examLe his stock he would wish
also to inform them that he has made arrange
ments to supply them with all kinds Of FER
TILIZERS, such as Peruvian and Mexican Gu
amos, &c. He invites one and all TO come and
examine his large and we'll selected Stock. before
purchasing elsewhere, as lie is determine! % sell
at smaller profits than ever baf,"e known in this
vicinity The ONE PRICE SYSTEM will be
continued as heretofore, that parents may send
their children to make purchases with as much
advantage as if they went themselves.
DANIEL MLAUGELIN.
Tunnel Hill, October g, l85G.
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GIVGaNOa 5 MESSAGE.


To The Honorable tie Senator'S ard AtnJerS # II
House Of Representatives. Of the General 4ssen
Uy:
FELLOW CITIZENS = Tn 'ledierce to th
Constitution AID laws of this Commonwealth
YOU have assembled to discharge the imp"i
taut and responsible duties that devolve upo
you. TO protect the rights and privileges
the people, advance their interests. and pro
mote the welfare aud prosperity of the State
should be the aim aud end of all your legisla
ton In the discharge of my dutts. it vii
/ be pleasure to cooperate with you in tht
( accom- piishmeTt OF these objects.
The past year has been Que of unusual pros
perity. The bouuties OF kind Proyidenc,
nave not been withheld from our Common
wealth A plcmtcous harvest has rrwai ded
i The labor of the husbunnan. Honorable III
dustry in all its departments, has been en-
} couragcd No financial EN- barraSsDlents s-no
commercial distress-no political or social
evils, have interrupted the progress, or check
cd The energies of the people he grtl. IN
tereSts of education. morality and religion,
have be. n cherished and sustained. Health
and peace, with their eattcndunt blessings,
have been ours 70 Him who rules the Ma
tions by his power. and from whom cometh
down every good aud perfect gift, are we
indebted for these mercics, and to him should
be given the homage of our devout gratitude
and praise.
The financial condition of the Common
wealth is highly satisfactory. Every demand
upon the Treasury has been promptly met
aud paid, without the aid Of loans. The op-
eratious of this dcl artmeut will be exhibited
in detail in the report of the State Treasurer
For the fiscal year ending November 30
1856, the receipts at the Treasury Gucludlng
the balance III the Treasury on the first lay
of December. 1895, OF 81 .243, ,G91 33) have
bceu S. G2l ,937 64 The to,al expenditures
Tor tue same period, were S5,37I, H. -.
Balance in the Treasury, December l, 1886,
81 .195 II.
Excluding the balance in the Treasury Oh
the first Of December, 1870, the receipts,
from all sources, were 5,37S, ,2i0 50. The
ordinary expenditures for the period,
were S4.1l3. Iii II. showing excess o.
reccips over ordinary expenditures Ut ST.
265, $50 56
The extraordinary payments for the same
'ear. were 81 263 .9Y7 Is, as follows, viz
10 the nIl,ietioh OF the Portage r'.iiruad,
aud for the payment Of debts previously coli
tracted on that work. SlSl, i94 / !; IL the
North branch extension, Sl22, 20 81; 10
relay tho south track Of tue Column bla rail
raj c12- otn ,.,. f,,r r,.,..iv.,o.,,ri IS5,
eIIS rIo 4, :, snI,r rho !, .I.,,y,.,. ,.,,,
r,,,u of rh,. p,.r,.vly,,,ia canal SIs yGD 90
81. ,,,,,.,,,.,l ,.,,,,TT,. in 4x53 ,aI ~ ct.,
o,;5 II. =, d,i,,,,,s,;,. o.,.l;tor, cI5I ~; +,
n,d cI.,;,.s ~, tba main line exnn1,oe,i by ,ha
,,,.,,,.i...s .,,,4 Ill ,,,io. ,b,..,,.t ., I.u
.,2 IeSE c491 511 no :. 70 ,b.. raGa,,r,,,,,,
,f loan. c3l7 s5tI- and rrIi.f rot.s 'c,,,-
o.ll,.I eFo .,1- nn
NJ ;,'.ar,.-t on ti,, f,Dded d.bt which fall
dina IN E.Lrnar,, snJ Am, I,st VS. ,h,,,
,,1;I anL H., 9Th -, ,t,, "a E,,h,,,.
IN -; NI -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14
EsI4ORTANT N0EECE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate-of Milton
Is Roberts. decd, for costs as rr 'thcnotary and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions hereby notified
TO make payment without delay, as it will he We
ry unpleasant for me to have TO resort To c0mpu-
sorry measures and thereby add costs, which viii
be imperative unless paid shortly.
Howard J. Roberts, of this borough IS duly au-
thorzcd by to receive said fees and rece pt I, r
the same. He viii attend for that rurrose. a
the Prothonotary's Office, in Ebensburg, the
suing Court Ill December next.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ex'r.
Ebensburg Oct %. 1856. If
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14

liquors Cherry Brandy. Blackberry Bran
dy, Raspberry Brandy, French Brandy, Port
Wine. Old Rye Whiskey.
Brushes, Sc, sc :-TTorse, Sweeping, Dus
ting, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, Bed Cords.
Twine, Corn brooms, Baskets Of ell kinds, Tubs
and Buckets of all kinds. Wash Boards. Ruiter
Bowls, Nails, Lamp Globes. Curry Coui,s. Carpet
Hammers and Tacls. Window Glass Of ali kino,.
Arpold's lax, Hoyer's Ink, Steel Pens, Station
AIRY of all kinds.
Together with large assortnel, Of otLeI arti-
cles not enumerated, which will b4 snl,. a chea
If not cheaper than any establishinert IL the
county. RICHARD TUDOR.
Ebeusburg, July so. 1856 10.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14
2.0GG.015 90
Total receipts

The extraordinary payments during the
year amounted tn SS0S. S92 IS; ordinary eX-
penitures. 81 .135 00i 90 not rev ma.
(vxcIu2ing extraordinary payments and for
motive power SS7l.0ll 90.
On the rI,in liz IL, tolls received at .he
Treasury ir,,u the Co'u'.bia road we're S99l,-
6I6 80; cxrenitures SOS, ,oS4 S5: tolls o"
tho Easter Iii, son "f canal from Columbia
20 the Junction Sll91lS So expenditures.
S5:} oiS 80; receipts from the Junction :"
Pittsburgh, including the PORTAGE ra'Iroai,
$il7.71S 60; "rdinaly expenditures. S3U4.-
.d2 -. Tn" total receipts on the main line
We're 81 229 .12 So: a@gregatr expeudl ureS,
(excludug S261 Geo 90 paid for re-!aylng
the south track OF the COnnhia iaiIrnad, aiid
Sl33, ,U49 II for motive p wer i" 1899. and
after d. crn.ber 1t 1866 were $3.50 $50 10,
hring an exc, s. "f revenue over ordl -:sry eX
pend.tur, of 1913 +31 II
Although the rcs,,.ips from the Delaware
division are less than those of the previou-
year. yet the o,'ne,al result Of its operations
10 satisfactory. Tie net r' v"uua at the frraS
WY was S264. 095 10 Its management has
been cllai acte,ized by degree at economy tno
seldom practsed on so.ne of the lines Of our
improvements
However Important this division may bc to
the trade ard business at that portion OF the
State, its proposed enlargement should dc
undertaken. unless demanded by reasons of
overriding fecessitv The experience of the
past, az ccunccted with the Allegheny Portage
railroad and the North Branch exteusion
should warn Us against unlertai F., without
great caution. any uew measure al improve
iuei I; which ,,,av urain The Treasury without
aiding mater ia!y if at all. the public inter
es.s. 1t kept III g"oa order ly ,tEirlent aud
timely repairs, ls capacity VIII be fully cgntl
10 all the demands t is trade aud Iu~lnrss
i he Portage railroad is not fully compile
ted \ smnil additional appropriation may
yet be required to complete. iur the fourth
time, this road II i a,,XieuSly hoped that
this unproductivc Improvement n.ag soon cease
its cornorant demands upon the Treasury =
Every years experience inoic cea,ly reveals
the impolicy OF the State in undertaking this
work
1t gives me no ordinary pleasure to inform
you that the North Branch extension of the
Pennsylvania canal has been so far completed.
that boats freighsed WIKI coal aud other pro-
ducts. were successfully passed throusht ITS
entire length from Pittston tn the Junction
canal. This work was commenced III 1880
suspended in 1S41-resumed IN lS49. AMI
finished in 2s66 al,hou-h ir~ comnetion was
officially nuoun.el II 1856 IL rxtHlnis
from Pitts,on n the New York State line. II
distance of about ninety four miles. following
the valley of the Snsqur hanna 20 Athens. n"d
iherce along the chenung river I" the STATE
line wh,re it ,oins the :. Junction canal
and is thus conuee.ed with the New York in-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14
Valuable Real Estate
+ OR S 4 L T..

will sell at private sale that large and COM
modious BRICK HOUSE, situate ON High stre ct.
In the Borough of Ebeusbug, Icing the property
occupied by Milton Roberts, decd. at the tine
OF has death. Also, valuable L OTcf tfROJ'ND
situate on the Clay Pike, about one half mile from
said Borough, containing y acres enclosed and
in good state of cultivation.
For terms apply to the subscriber residing On
the premises, or to John Williams. in Ehensbnro
MRS. MALVINA ROBERTS.
Sept l., 1S56-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14

! the redemtton of these certificates, expire,
t.n the first day of August. 1885 No provi
sion has been made for their renewal or re
dempi,n."
Although hy the terms OF the act aulbor
zinc these certificates of State stock, as ais,
,y the condni"ns Of h certificates issued il
pursuance thereof, the time of pay ymeat, after
he expiration Of the IninInun pen iod, is on
.ional with the debtcr. the Commonwealth
let Il due regard for the credit of the Stat,
requires that provision should male for theis
renewal or redenption To redeem these GER
tifcates. n lss..s. would become necessary, and
as loan cabnot be effected IN .hc prcseut
financial condition Of the country, on terms
more favorable TO the State than those on
which these certificates were issued | woull
recommend that authority be given to issue
the bonds IF the Commonwealth in renewal of
said certificates, bearing Interest at the rate ue
i've per cent per annum, payable semi annu
sllv aud reie.mable on or after the expira-
ton of twenty years ; and that the bonds b,
issued with coupons or certificates Of Interest
.tt""i..-d IL sums eIu, in amount 10 the semi
annual interest thereon payable on the first
days Of February and August in each an.
every year, at such place may be dcsigna-
ted. 1l,S change in the form and character
of the certificates it l. believed. will be St,
tivarta icons to the h,l lers, withor. increas-
IN. the liabilities of the Commonwealth. as T.
induce wjlins and pronp exchange at
premium FIR the bonds proposed to be issued "
The report Of the CaH3I Commissioners vii.
be laid before YOU. and viii exhibit in detail
the condition Of the public works their ecu-
erat operations. and the receipts and ex pcndi
;ures for ;ir mast t;-c.I wear
The total receipts az the I easury fron tn
public works, for the year ending November
80, 1856. were S2,O0G.0 .015 6G. being an IN
crease over the revenues of the previous year.
Of SUB .63S % Ofthis SUN 81 ,0l3. $50 10
were canal and bridge tolls. and S002, 42.G-
1V, tolls of the Columbia and Portage rail
roads.
The aggregate expenditures for the same
year were 81 ,9+3, ,S96 81. being au increase
over tn Ise of the previous year, OF Sl05. 105-
y, the revenues excce ling the expenditures
1nIy So lis 81
lnc Increase IF the reyenuns from these
iks would be encouraging. were it not fnr
hc fact that the expenditures have increased
"A Il still greater prep"r'ion-the expendi
ures, ordinary and extraordinary. exl'aus-
ing almost tie entire revenu,. from thi
'ou ce- The sys-em must he defective
more care and economy should be exercised III
IL mama geipnt.
The r,c i!t- at the Treasury from the sey-
raj divisions were as follows VIZ:
Main lire 81 DO .272 sc
;uSqu .hapah North Branch aud
West Braich 426 $40 ~
Delaware $40 922 %
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14
l % "a Ell S q

THE DEMOCRAT So SENTINEL, is publish
ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebenshurg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so perannum. IF PAID
IN ADVANCE, if not 81 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be onspicuously in
- e J Il. -. -.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-14

To The Honorable tie Senator'S ard AsBJerS IF Tie
House Of Representatives, Of the General Assen'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
Gouses and farms h1anteh.
Real Gstate for Sale.

A R A r + Fl NC e
property viii be soid sale terms spphed
Tor on before the 18th Of March. s57 viz:
HOUSE AND LOT north side Of Fast oths,, between
and D. known No $50 house 1870 aud storie
THREE HOUSES AND LOrS-Eou.-. three story frame
and brick north side Of 43th between llth
and lah. Nos SS3 S55 and 81 being about go
feet lhsv each lot Is feet inches front aud rear By
about 10 feet deep; each house lstS
SOUTH BROOKLYN
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING hOt SIS
AND LOTSSize Of each house 6K5t feet SIZE OF os Ioxoo
feet each containing rooms bsrement and cellar or
the north eide Of WoDdhu, Brooklyn being ~ eet Ses
ely the north westerly corner Of Columbia and WOOD
hui sts South Brooklyn ......z,
BROOKLYN IL d.. LATE wILLIAMSBURGH
HOUSE AND LOT the south eide Of Rensen st., Known
a. No g. between Louer and Leonsrdss This proP,,y
consists Of Nod webuh three story tsne mouse hed
In the peak c-sS snd Basement under the same
2Il(O house with ties room 20 .et deep the man
house e feet wide ..
HOUSE AND LOT on the north side Of wyckoFt known
A. No &c. between ormer and LeoDardsts TINS properly
consists Of twostoy frame cottage on front OF the ot TxD
. deep also vostory frame house the 51lS feet
'Ot THREE fIf FovR-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS AND
LOTS south side Of North between Otn
st and Uron.sv The size of each house IL ieet nehes
front and rear BY % lots n feet inches oy 100
THREE FOUR-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS AND
LOTS sitpated on side Of I'd south %
The OF each house 2Ki feet sire OF
ROUSE AND LOT-Three frame house In the Village
Of Youte beOs Abou - feet portherT from
the north westerly o Myrtle and OrcnAd known
a. lot No 81 lot 25ylW ts-t - A.,
TWO LOTS or GROUND on l4Sdst between 7th and @h'
avs eseh 2xlrO being shout 81 et e"tery nom tne
nnrtbes,tey corner sthsy and 4id also two lots on
the opposite Side IT ad street snd sail os same dAmensns
For further information apply 70 .,
J " WESTON No. 80 Broadway Room No y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
RUSSELL W. WEsrcoTT, Auconeer.
ELFGANT HOUSEHOLD FIRNfTERE-By

IL catalogue THIS DAY Fhday). OF the entire 'ahons
bic FURNITURE contained in the dwelling No. 5I Wed
2tst near 7h ay commanding 10 the duitg room At ny
O'Clock precisely Ths worthy the special sttsnttos OF
housek pes the Palors dining room library and chambers
furnished rosewood ahosany aud OAK al la
perfect order among which three rich rosewood Psro
sutes covered In brocse elegant fosewoof Plano Forte
Nuns maker: pier mantle Mirrors. Paintings, Cupes
solid silver Chns Glass elegant Hsdsteais Bdr.sus MAJ
t-s.s Sale without serve, rn or shine fotu parc-
Mar. - H4l AID and Times Thore 400 10 Il supefb
Furniture house. ali Of which viii be positively sold TO
h. highest bidder and must b. removed mmedlsfely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
A. M MERwIs, Auotionesr
DY BANGS, BROTHER x CO.--Trsde SALE

- Rooms No. IS Park
FRIDAY AFTERNOON March g. a. o'clock.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LAW BOOK5-Beas q
large valuable private Law Library, comprising omple,s
Common Law aud Chsncery Reports United Sta.s Re-
p,rs Laws - various States Dgosts lndces Comment se
Testse &c, including Gse collection of rare A1d ch>es
En gish Reports, a..
Cstslo CUES now roady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
Cost ano found.

q 2 REWARD.-Lost, in the Hav. care, a
CpO blGck covered MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
pagers wi ich but toe o"Lef
Tbe reward will BE- paid suy returning the same
b. the Book teeper Of the GirId HJu.e.
All pefsODs forbid negotiating the following boF' p4J'
Enent a the having been stopped hi. day:
One note oI S7I aud Of DO ssds by VIM D-r'ns Z
60, of Albany. $500
One Of 866j, made by II Clsss.en Il Albany -
Que for 500 81 sde by PIkn Brothers of LOUISVILLE ny
New Yort Hsrcb 3, 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
Sales BIB Aueiion.

4 UCTION SALE-Large sale e superior ROSE.
~ WOOD and MAHOGANY FURNitURE-E Heelent v
Rosewood Piano Forte, pas inad thres Easerst
with opts and oaks three magnificent suites OF sos
Rosewood Psror Furniture covered IN the mot skpeun,s
brocae costly Pier aud Mantle Mirrors elegant VI
Paintings; handsome Tapestry and Ingtsn Cnp.s II 4.
LEEDS Auctlonee viii sell, THlS DAY, Friday March <
IL. O'clock all the splendid FURNITURE 10 tho dwelling NO
III West St. the residence of Dr. Taylor consisting 81
large Of PAror Bedroom. Dining and Kitchen
Fun ur- consisting In part OF Rosewood aud Gothic Bed
sesds Bureaus and Ws.hssnds 70 match do Italian Do Ma.
hog.ny Toilet Sets and Soc eary Bookcase do Library
20 H. Mattresses, DO Spring Feather Bed Painted suite.
Notare Chairs Mahogany Chairs Caue seat rge Essy Cn.
Sofas Beds'sads Bsir Chars Te- Tetr pon I'D
Lace and Brocate Curtains Conies French Shades CDsches
Couch Beds Potent splendid Dres len Nss
PsiAn stausfy handsome Clocks Rocking Chairs. Paor Or
Moments With Silver Ware. Cutlery CrockeIy d. ns sets
with variety % Furniture too humorous -
mention. Persons wsnt viii DO well 10 attend.
A UCI ION SALE.--Wc advise all 10 want ot
~ fine FURNITURE to stsnd the large sale Of II T.
LEEDS FRIDAY. Msrch g. at No 2l Sh st wss' Of btu
Az consisting Of unususy large quantity ot m. FURNITURE
splendid rosewood PanofoTte three suites Of solid ro'esp
Pslo Furniture with the FufIure OF Twenty Rooms thfs
rosevc cd Etegeres with II rrOr fronts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
h. COLroS, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FIR-

NIVhI I'M FfhI1 VI IT, . -, ~
j NITURE Carpets, OIL CT tbs 500 Toilet TABLES, with Ea"
go Chsrs B.ds,esds dc.--1HlS DAY. hnday AArcho o.
Io O'clock al the auction No - st the eoufe
Furniture removed from hou in The upper part OF the ehy
Also all kinds ef CGpeis aud OH Cloths ffeea
pate and oval Mirrors several fine OIL PAnnns' se.s" 20.
Table,. 80 COTTAGE Besesds together with AZ nnunef7
quantity Of other goods Sals per-mptory.