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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
tHfRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-.
6bCOND SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, jan. Il, 1857.
LIVE SAVING APPARATUS ON TIE COAST.
Ar. "hsos presented the petition Of the Committee "a
OF massachusetts asking Congress Va
grant !or essoshing and supporting life boat ana
ms-ar stations on the coast Of that STATE.
NJ WILSON said fsss As society was the Oldest In the
country. They haze life boata five mortar .A..,ons
snd several buildings fO sAs sa'ty Of shpwrecEsd sea-
men.
Mr. BRoDHRAD Of Pa, presented the memorial Of Hora
TO Hubbe, Of Pennsylvania showing that in Is1o -
conjunction with Ool John sherburne he caused 10 bS
presented 70 Congress- paper showing how submsrin0
telegraph might be contaminated and where might Be-
carried through. &c now prsys that nothing may be
bis being made member or director Of the COMPANY.
Al the subject has passed from the Senate the meora
Was laid on the table.
Was taken up. There was debate, and variouc
amendments made TO II.
Adjourned.
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1857.
TARIFF BILL.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio from the Committee Of Ways and
Aeans reported amended tariff bill perfectiug the
former one SO far majority Of the committee are oon.
cerned he stated that reduces the annual revenue
fourteen millions Of dollars.
The CONGRESSIONAL CONTINGENT FUNDS,
The House discussed the bill giving TO each branch OF
Congress the entire control Of It's contingent FUND.- without
the revision Of the accounting officers Of the Treasury
M JONES OF Tenn, saw 30 necessity for such alaw,
conceivtnE II would be unconstitutional.
Mr. CoRB, OF Ga said the House has not sunk 90 love
a. to refuse 10 review the action of the first Comproef
VINO had to lecture the House not only
creasipg the salaries Of their officers but their own.
Mr.. JoNHs inquired whether Mr. Cobb ever heard q
vouchers Of the Clerk the House when certified by the
Committee OF Accounts.
Mr. CoBB replied that II the Comptroller never % re.
fused, the evidence ID conclusive that the Committee OK
Accounts have discharged their duties 10 the sats
faction OF the Comptroller Laughter)
The further consideration Of the bill was postponed tin
to morrow.
THE SUBMARINE TKLuGRAPH.
The Senate Sub. marine eexvaph bill was referred 10
the Committee on Ways and Means.
TIE TARIFF.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
State Of the Union on the Tariff bill.
Mr.. hAxwnL (of Fla.) defended the positions OF tho
President In his message and vndcaed the principles OF
the democratic party
then taken till O'Clock the evening sesr
sion being intended for purposes of debate only.
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnLpuPHA, Jan. ~, 1857.
siocks steady. Pennsylvania nvcs say Reading Rail-
road, Hk Long Islapd Railroad, 49,; Norris Canal
ls7s; Pennsylvania Railroad, tsX
CnAsLrroy, Jan. 20, 1857
Oottou--saies to-day 1000 bales. The market Il do
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nah rom tho Port Of New York 10 Gnksiadt on the
continent Of Europe at GOO the round trip. The re-
port forth that this Of the most important OF
oceanic communications The next is DR.. RAney's
steamship line from New York to Para, In Brazil touch
Ing at Savannah st. Tbomas BArdadoes and Demarars.
The bin requires that the steamers touch at Savannah
each way, to receive and deliver the Southern and Allan
to mails.
Mr.. Campbell, from he Committee of Ways and Means,
stated Mai the COMMITTEES who s the last session made
report upon the subject Of the tar had pursuant 70
the notice given the House prepared their b the sub
stance Of which the HERALD published yesterday The
BILL q reported, would change tho system 10 % d.
recty 10 reduce the revenue about fourteen millions OF
dollars. The bill was then ordered to be printed.
The Arir bill, modified, reported BY Mr. Campbell,
Of Ohio, today, embraces the following features
Schedules i've, ten and fifteen per oent OF the act of
Is4o, with few exceptions absorbed by tho free st
Tho forty per cent schedule, principally Spices Also
with the exception Of few items, carried TO the free
LIST which reduces the about nix millions of
dollars.
The hundred per cent scheduIe-sprita- brought
down one half.
Sugar, moasses lead, salt, wool and hemp are put at
ten per cent reducing the about seven millions
Of dollars
Iron, cotton, woollen and silk manufactures are re-
tanned now.
The old twenty, twenty five and thirty per cent
schedules are not materially changed but items In
them are carried to the free list.
The direct reduction OF the revenues annually will DO
about sl3 which, Ia supposed will be increased
seme millions by the effects Of the measure In substi.
tutng home manufactures for those imported.
The gentlemen here connected with the Submarine
Telegraph Company were engaged yesterday and this
morning explaining TO members of Congress all matters
connected with that important subject Thus much mis-
apprehension has been removed concerning IT, and the
prospects hourly improving for passage of the
Senate bill by the House Of Representatives.
The Committee Of Ways and Means reported the bill
making appropriations for the consular and diplomatic
expenses, with the Senate amendments thereto, with
Recommendations that said amendments be ccncurred
In. Objection being made they 90 over until to-mn.
row.
The House resumed the consideration OF the bill 10 re-
gulate the disbursement Of the contingent expenses Of
tho Two houses Of Cobgress Without coming 10 any de.
claiop, postponed until to morrow, when IL will
finally be disposed Of Nothing OF importance transpred
In the Senate, moet Of their time being taken up u dis
crss'on Of the Indian Appropriation bill
Cornelius Wendell, Hon. E 8 Edwards, member of
tie House, BON. Mr.. Cook and VIM. Coat Johnson ex.
members and Hugh Tyler, of Pennsylvania were before
The Investigating Committee to day
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The Nashville NJ Charleston.

CHAhLusTON, jan, ~, 1901.
The United states mail steamship Nashville, Captain
Hwan: from New York, arrived here on Monday nists
st eight O'Clock.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Bosror, Jan. "a, 1887.
The following the footings Of bark statement
for past week compared with the hb Of the week
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Thus, if the legislature will not disturb the existing
laws and not lower the present rates of taxation for
few years only, may, with present and certain means,
abundanty provide for all the expenses Of government,
for the sinking fund of the old debt and for appropia-
ons of at least So 500 900 per to public works
And people able and willing TO bear this burden
for decade two rather than sacrifice the expenditures
already made rather than dsonor the State credit and
rather than forego any longer than absolutely necessary
the great ends proposed to be accomplished by some few
of the main works of improvement necessary to be fin
ishcd to make any of them profitable.
But if party sclfishness and blindness the fears and
arts of dcmagoguos want of patriotism want of wis
dom and virtue shall raise clalnor against taxation
Ions thrce-eightls of per cent only upon the
value of property and shall lower the standard Of
State enterprise honor and progress well the rate of
taxes, yet, sir we have other of which
may be resorted to, which will certainly guaranty and
justify expenditure of twenty-five millions in the next
ten years
Under the federal constitution, no State shall without
the consent of Congress lay any mposts duties
ports exports except what may be absolutely
ny for executing IFS inspection laws and no State shall
lay any duty Of tonnage Unera restriction of the con-
ecracy which thus depryes theStates of indirect reve-
nue. and throws them upon direct taxes for support it is
important to look out for voluntary Of rsgte 10
The Involuntary burdens of he fys Its strange In
deed that inquiry In State poy has heretofore tended
little towards that end especially when there has been
so much ground in time past to apprehend the danger
Vugiao she has great Of rerenue indynea Of IN
voluntary aratioa
First BY the laws OF the State from $780, down to this
date, a unappropated lands the bay of Chesapeake
on the seashore or on the shores Of rivers and creeks
and all the beds OF rivers and creeks continue TO be com
mon 70 0e lsfe Of hc State And the limits or bounds Of
the several tracts of land lying the seasore the Ches
apake bay and the rivers and creeks thereof and the
rights and privileges of the Of such lands shall
extend 10 ordinary orcotr mark, but further unless
where creek or river, part thereof comprised
within the limits Of lawful survey Thus, from low
water mark outwars into The waters Of the State their
beds have been reserved public domain and been made
continually common 70 ne poo7te Of his Sa,e And by the
unvayg decisions Of the circuit and supreme Judges Of
the federal courts down TO the csc OF Srnh owner of
The soop Voant plaintiff in error a. the State Of Mary
land December term of the Supreme Court Of the United
states 1882, whatever soil below pw-water mark Is
the subject OF exclusive propety and ownership belongs
To the State on whose maritime border and within whose
territory lies And this soil Is held by the State sub
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M,~sM9N\~
LErrER FROM GovERNoR WISE.

Correspondence n ~ Laeoaas and Governor Vase ae sub
jea Of Line Of Steamers ba,oeen Frqnoe and Virginia
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But the personality is greatly ndervaued and the ag
gregate wealth of the State may be safely estimated
exceeding 500 millions In 1850 the maximum estimate
600 millions, showing increase in half decade Of
200 millions Besides this permanent value already
quired, the State has nearly G millions of acres Of n
proped land vel 10 10 degcla and appreciated and has be-
sides annual product of T5 900 hogsheads Of tobacco
Is million bushels of wheat 500, 900 bushels of rye ;
40 million bushels of corn; l2l million bushels of
oats million pounds of wool half million bushels
Of peas and beans II million bushels of Irish and %
millions OF bushels OF sweet potatoes 900 bushels of
barley and buckwheat IL million pounds Of butter ;
half million pounds Of cheese half million tons OF hay
ono million pounds Of flax besides so tons of hemp
million pounds sugar besides her other nnunorable
agricultural products and the products OF her mines Of
iron, COPPER COAL salt gypsum lime and the products
of her forests and her fisheries and she has peculiar
source of wealth in her extensive region of mineral wa
crs her hygcia alone bringing in million and half
at least of income in cash per annum.
And sir be not startled when assure you that all this
is small-is nohing-when compared with the develop
1.-THE gush of conauent production of which we are
ON the eve Our progress thus far has been slow, grad
ual-aye, ON a hard, ascending grade-but we have
reached summit level When Virginia shall have com
plccd her leading State line 10 the Ohio river from Cow
ington TO the mouths Of the Kanawha and the Sandy
rivers and connected her communication with the great
work of roads and canals in the whole northwest
when she shall have carried her James river and kanawha
canal the Acghanies and joined the waters of the
Chesapeake to those of the 0hiowhen her southwest
line Memphis shall have finished its last link
only about fifty miles uncompctcd that line shall
have been connected with the works Of Kentucky as well
M those of Tenncsccwhen the Central road shall have
been connected with the great southwestern awhen
the Baltimore and Ohio road shall have been turned az
the Great iron and coal fields ON the Potomac down that
river to the city Of Alexandria when the valley shall
have been made pour s produce through the kanasa
gap by connexion with Fredericksburg into the Kappa
hammock as well as into the Potomac at Alexandria
when the York river road shall he completed from Rich
mond TO West Point when Richmond shall have con-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, April. g. 1857
eyyss ov rrs ILLiscp essysAL RAiLAols CcvAsy,l
NEv Yeas, ArEH J. Io67. J
= <sr-ICp q. h.,>hv thai III IL

GyyfCs ov rrn iLLsoseh hrsALhAiLhoAbCc~Asy,}
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Director Of
IN The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLROAD COMPANY
have resolved to increase The Cspa sto>h e the Company
T,n One Hundred and Seventy Thoasasd Shares TWO
HUNDRED And FlFTY-FIVE THOUSAND sHARIs
Of closing Of the books the ch June
.ufh peons become s0sknoss BY the Of
Rights ~kich eIpire The f day of January is
m proportion Of share Of stock 70 cf
the Old s,och
II. Trnusfer Boots will ss .losed 18th aay Of
p,It and ., open The fret day Of July neIt.
kotrs at the stock required receive
third nssnb.r sf shares q which key ee en.:
Lar. thrrou. Optional Rsh. for the rrnsiHns
" s,usd-one half convertible tho stock q The Con-
many befoT- the fret dsy q February lS ard the r.
m.na.r h-fore III frs, dsy of July 1858 ssch install
r,nt. A. have k~en ralrd the present
b, raid 10 the Company at the time Of oOnveron.
~hu shall brnni- s.ockhodsr- by the
.ion the present Opon Rights before
"a dav January 1883 and after The st day u July v
mich tb.v NAV b. rnrd the time Of such r,ion
Orops Rthts the thirds I'll.
20 which they may BE- untitled will Be issued 20 them Of the
,se tenor those f'ued 70 parties who shs sppesr stock
ce,ing OF the books the of June
P.t,. Optional Rh,. will Be- required pay
all the scrrurd interest the inranen,s frOu
,h tine u;rrc.. shall have been paid the rstalnes
70 III. hol6ers of the present sharrs.
which applied for before he lch day Of July
p.t the inarn. paid thereon will BE- forfeited 20 the
Company together with oil rights which attach thereto
Drscors have resolved 20 extend the time for
version the existing Optional Rsss which BY her terms
expire on The W VI JshuA 70 - 10 iIeu0s 'ls ~ esy
Of January laS
stion pertaining 10 the details Of this can be Oh
,sined by ipqsnns st the Office of the Company
Interest viii be- paid, usual upon the STOCK OF hs So
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
J. " PERKINS, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
financial.
NEv.YoRs Ear RAaaoA CospAsYl
NV YolH. Aprl q ia5l
DIVIDEND NOT1CE.-Ihe Sinking Fund for

IL Redemrtion of the Bonds Of sh Company HAVING
ssebed th. amount of than One Million n Dlars and
the r~quse L-fs;ye Authority having BERN received The
Director, have declared DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT
the esp,ai stoek o the Company payable in Soch the
9TH day Of April instant tho Transr Ofce No. t -t
agreeaby the follow resnfuon Of the Bard sdoed
The esisbhshm.n NJ Of she Sinking Fund:
Resrsd That often the Bond. purehs-sd by the Sink
Ing Fund per the capital .:oek th
psny will upon receiving due authority from the L. atr Of
tb. State declare a. the CENTENNIAL dividend day stock
dividend of ten per cent
Where the dividend anount 20 i .hAre. The
viii be placed 10 h. credit of III" s,okhoider, and
.e tb. Issued spphcao at he ooe and
when the dividend dos not 10 fl fare. the tk
holder will receive scrip certificate in favor Of The b-ar-r
which be ino full stock with
other similar cerics which be made into
full shares.
The Tranr Books will b. cosrd st O'Clock the 18th
instant and opened the 9TH The Boari of D.
rector, have that in future The stock diydsnd will be-
declared often the Sinking Fund amounts 10 nv. PER
the capital tok instead Of ten Per cent provided the
original resolution.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
Htvay II. Lyvna Aaeties.ev.
HENRY ii. LEEDS d 60. viii sell by AUC-


~ry No % Nssssss-
RARE AND COSTLY PAINTfNGs-1he -rond and enn.
..dnx ,ah of IN. entire ceeticB of Paintings belonging "
p B.aumont .sa who IL sbpt leaving Tor Erop, e-lnt
Of the valuable rnd cNen-iv" co"'tn- thst
ofsred for s.o A TIN. oy many ysaIs, usisns 81 us
of 30 choice aud ei-c WORK of art BY eminent ~ ~na, q
yae hool. and modern. forming an unus"anJ
vo,.b nputy for gentlemen Of tae - aid - thlt o
b,tior, tmons them will BE- found two Lsnd'eas ~
,n believed 10 be the finest Il their class IN the nh
Cupid Ca.,inr HE Arrow by CrrcEgio; upfp oy NJ,
by ouex OF ulenciO, -Pendd artri ~he aus b. So :,
~. NO., by Cnyp and NAnd-TsVidc; MadoIs@ 10 :,
Frrsta with many other enc' NJ Patinss oi of ~.
,c, a. wei a. several hnc specimens oi nl"n.i -
n,do,f and other European schools, 'he whole u WHO"
will b. .old wiihov; ros'r'c - in mn, Cal; ries No
tn ~ ev \. Nj. .,d with catsoEurs N "ur 's ' ~
q E..san.t on SATIRDAY the 18TH Inst ana .is y os
.ale and viii b. found especially wof'sS " ~ VI
.a,, ,nai.s.n,. and the Of tbo FIN" aI- =, -,
THURSDAY April S-At Sa G..se 10 - . :,
h ,nonr bich will b. found fuiengih port Of
Ondcdonk painted by the celebrated Am' arti';
,,,.'P Mount Also b-antfl Land-caPs by Wilson
=, Indon An Interior by D. T.nier; The Annuncaton by
sdoni and Of merit Also 2valuahe Oh Paint
- forn.rly belonging VI. A. Paf esq Holy Family, By
Corr,reio Descent from the Cross, b. Rembrandt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

A LBERT III. NICOLAY, Auctioueer, will sell
a THIS DAY APt pr hat y at ~ osloea a, the Mereh'n'' TX
sooo Great Western ) Railroad ist Mortgage per cent
5000 Chicago and Mississippi Railroad I'd Mortgage 7 per
1000 Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Is, Mortgage per
5000 Delaware Lackswanna and Western Railroad ID Mort
Bonds.
1000 Great Western u) Railroad .t Mortgage 10 per cent
Bonds.
5000 Manchs.ter Mining and Manufacturing Companys
per c.nt Bonds.
1000 Buffalo, Corning and N,wYork Railroad ID Mortgage
Bonds.
1000 Csiforui. State per cent Bonds. due 1875
l4eo Brrck-ndre Csun-i Coal Certihcstes 5000 each
$500 Cincinnati, Lossnspsrt and Chicago -
Cincinnati and Chieaso Railroad I'd Mortgage bonds
9c Northern Indians Goshen Line) Railroad Let Mortgage
5000 Hancock County lin) per cent Bonds
1900 War.aw Gity M per cent ReiS, Bond. co,,, ,p,e
40 share. Memphis Charleston Railroad Company, sa5
"A share. Newark linda. Rubber Manufacturing Company
% share. Nsw.York lee Company, s25 each
4e share. Manhattan Oii Company; bto" .,ch eacn.
90 shares aud Citizens Bank Of l. l., rs each
80 shares Gest Western Marine Insurance Company, 800
80 share. Indemnity Fire Insurance Company BOO each
So shares $, Nishla; ire Insurance Co"R.Sy each
so shares firemen's Insurance Company, sI AIM
~ shares New.Word Fire Insurance Company. 800 each
shares Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company %
20 .hsTes Pacific Fir Insurance Company, 81 each
10 sharc. Peoples Fire Insurance. Company % each
ITO shares rhslx Fire Insurance Company ss s sach
~ slsrcs Marks Fire Insurance Company. 80 each
shares aIsc Fir Insurance ~! Company sSo esa
10 share. orlard Fire Insurance Company, - each
.Lo cent this day ard TIE 81 ssnss t sons sso.
"isi Neat ,,saisf f,sasi .le a % on MONDAY AP5nM
Stock Auctionecr and Banker No. Broad-s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
OFFICE OF PIrrsBuRGH, FoRr WAYNE AND CHrcA
r r. Co, PIrTsBrssH March D, 1857.
NOTICE ia hereby given that this Company arr

N prepared to ISSUE THEIR NEW STOCK, in exchange
for that Ohio aud Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana"
and Fort syne aud Chicago" Railroad Compsne- upon the
term. the prescribed in the articles of con'ods
tion, viz:
Ohio and Pennsy yaniu int July 1856 and - per cent
premium. -
Ohio aud Indiana. int. 20 July l, 1885 and par.
Por. Wayne and Chicago July 1856 aud per cen,
premium.
Stockholders either of the old Companes who have
of their stock previous subsequent 10
The consolidation Aus l. 1885, without having had such stock
Transferred on Books of the old CoInpanie aud parties
holding h- certificates for such stock bo:hed that this
Company will recognize the transfer Of such assigned stock
the u shares of the nteet to July l. 1856 and premium
have been credited 10 the original holders.
Scrip certificates will be issued Ia sneh original holders tn
Gases fraction amounts interest and premium IN the
old stocks exist L. ID mEsSLEh' secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auetioneet
EOR A PERMANENT INVEsu MENT.-
mon FIGHT PER CENT CITY and COUNTY BONDS

ALBERT H. EIcoLAY, Auctioneer
EOR PERMANENT INVEstMENT:-
l. spOS EIGHT PER CENT CITY and COUNTY BONDS
st Aucttrn - 80 - ,,,.,r.y >, a,
ALBERT H. EJCOLAY will sell on THURSDAY, April d
st ~ O'clock at the Merchant Exchslse:
$1,000 Hancock County tIlinois)8 " cent Bonds dated
July and redeeInabe at the American ESchanee BANK
In July 1876 Interest Coupons payable annually
Oh the l-t of July, 81 900 each.
$1,000 City Qnois) pr cent BeBes dated May
l. 1856 and the American Exchange Bank, In new
Yorh May A 1875 Interest Coupons payable January and July
], 81, 90 each. -, i.
The above issued in conformity With an at OF
the State gssure authorizing the issue of Bonds ~ AID IN
The Of the Warsaw and Rockford Railroad The
enouut property in the County for the year 1880 was
s53 30399; taIes s73 5G population about lco ara an "
acres The authorized issue BY the County - voV'
The of taxable property M the city tsAs
se 0J0 population 40 TIM authorized issu" BY the ,y
be iued BY either 0e clty or county
the L. Lgilaturr, and sanctioned ty e p,
that every make these Bonds
unoue point security, and they cannet o puh
st. under any circumstances Hancock County T. one Oh the
most prosper the and 1t is expected th. Ao o,
the zboy. Railroad from Warsw o Oquswke Junction, VIII
B. and IN ftIl operation in about si1ty days
sale OF the War'Aw ana ROCK
ford Railroad Consors who received these bonds az par
r,ai5 their obligations. The bonds w o. eoa
without For copy othe under which tk.-e Bonds
wer issued. and full particu culsrs, sppy 70
~ No. Broad
PSI have fully examined the strength o these securities
and can them my friends and the Pusic win
the confidence believing that they Will conpAfe w
anything in the market and for Permssent no
safer Bonds b. 70 ID ALbEhI H. NioObni
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
II. II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

LII III. LEEDS a Go. will sell by auction on
II. FRIDAY April r. al 10 o'cIock, at the private rel,
drncr. No. 3l3 5th av:
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fURETCRE~-Con-stng Of
psror tapestry velvet Carpt rich Lace Curtains and Cornce
richly carved Suites, gold and blue and gold
brocale made order covered rosewood Etagere do Eu
cogneurs Stauay, marbtop centor, side and pier Tables
wood EsrtOres French bronze and Ormou Clocks and
Csndeabrss Parian Figures, Bohemian Glass Vases, &c.
DINING G-ROOM-MsgiGcent carved oak buffet with Game
in Relief do. Extension Dining Table oak Chair in Sr'en
reps velvet tapestry Carpets bronze Clock and Csndels
bras. DC.
reaus Ws.hsands Tsbes rosewood covered Etsgeres Arm
Chairs in hair cloth; oak Bedseads, Bureaus Tables and
Chairs &c. ye ettapery stair Csrps rlverpated STAIR
ROGs Oil Cloths &C. Also elegant carved rosewood EXTENSION
Dining Table mahogany Snit ia hair cloth dinner and tea
Sets &c general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence. The above Furniture all
made order and has been in but short time, and Is
worthy the attention Of private b3yers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
HENRY II. LrGDs, Auc,ioneer.

HINRy II. u IDs, Anctionerr
HENRY II. LEEDS l. Co. will sell by auc-
i tion FRIDAY, April a. at ol o'clock, al No. no
broadway, 9th-st.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITtRE-Compri'ins =
large valuable assortment the property family breaking
up hous-kecpss consisting Of Brussels and Velvet Carpets
Pier Mantle Glasses rosewood Etogere Piano orte Psor
Suites brocate plush and hair cloth Mantle Cocks
and Lace and other Curtans black walnut and
Furniture Cottage Furniture complete suites OF Bed
furniture IN mahogany rosewood and black walnut; In
grain Carpets Ocob Bedteads Wardrobcs fancy and other
Chairs Lounges China and Glassware Bedding Nat
and other Furniture usually found in large and we'll
furnished house.
Sale will commence with the Kitchen