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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
ESTATE OF EDwARD EVAx.

E1TERS TESLA AMENTARf HAVING
- been granted to the undersigned up-n tbs
estate of Edward Evans, deceased, late OF Eteus-
burg borough, Cambria county, Pa, Notice ia
hereby given that all persons indebted 10 said ss
tate, rs well as those having claims sssips, ths
same, TO call Oh the undersigned for sft.ltrreu.
+. J. WATERS, Executor.
ELIZABETH EVANS, E1esatr:x.
Ehensburg. Aug. 26-6t-42
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
Town Property FOR sale.
II NiiE In NIlEsRSI(. MD VII

FEEHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
Il his valuable property, situated a the Sus-
quehalna / Ebensburg Plank Road, and a.ljoi.-
ing the residence of Rev David jenkins, The
property being beautifully situate, would make
II good summer residence. Tie building is two
story, and well planned. together with all ths .s.
cessary ut-buildings attached. There are scres
OF ground attached to the premises, on which will
be found = choice lot Vi fruit trees. Terms made
easy JAMES Il. DAVIS
Ebensburg. Aug. &c, 1S57-42-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

STOLEE.-FROA THE RESIDENCE OF
~ Henry AlIeman, in Clearfield county. renna.
on Friday, August 21st, 1857, GRAY MARE
about three years old, fourteen hands high, Lav-
ing narrow rump and feet very much worp ii,
with no shoes on when taken-said mare belops-
ing 20 Jacob Curdas. A saddle and bride was
taken at the saine time. Any person finding,
trading for or buying the above described mare
will be handsomely rewarded.
Ad iress JACOB COaDAs.
Upton, Blair 49,. Ia.
or Jaynesvillc, Clear6eld CO., Pa.
Aug. 26, lS57-3t-42e
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

The rope employed in the execution was a
new one procured in Philadelphia, by the
sheriff for the purpose. 1t cost So. and is said
to be the best quality of italian Hemp.
Within the last few weeks the sheriff has
had about $500 applications for admission as
deputies, jurors, and from sherifTs of other
counties
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

Tavern Stand for Sale or Rent.
tHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR, SALE
- his bavern Stand, dtnate in wA
the borough OF 11or ito. The honse 4ff1A
Is large and well adapted for busi- ~ stt&
ness, Twolots OF ga und, with sll 7eSssS
the necessary out buildings. 4 good web Of water
and cistern in the yard. IF not sold rLortly it
will be offered for rent for term Of years
Apply to the subscriber, living near the preai-
ses, PHI. SH1ELDS.
I4oretto, Aug. &c, IS55-42-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

. lust received at thsstoTe Of EDWARD ROB
- ERTS, ef,t l3u.f-
1000 lbs Cod Fish.
4 10 half Brls Herring, and
a 10 half Brls Macks0l; &r
Feb. 6, 1856. .-,fs .,,.iss go
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
STRAY STALI,IOS.

ST, ALOYSIOUS ACADEAY.-STUDj
~ will be resumed in st. Aloy.io,,s Academy.
Loretto, Cambria county. On Monday, Ssptsra-
Der 7th. 1t would be desirable that the pupils
attend on that day that the classes may bs for
med without delay. Taur. 20. 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

DIED-At his re sidence. in Ebensburg. on
Sunday morning. August 9th, of disease of
the heart. EDWARD EVANS, (TANSER. )
in the list year of his age
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

Aug. &c, lon.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
7 L r NJ S

SUBSCRIPTION.--THREE DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. FoUR, If not paid within six months
and FIVE. ifno paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTlSlNG.-Adv inserted at One
Dollar per Square. of Ten lines, or less for the frs
insertion, and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding 81,
lines, for twelve months Ten Dollars. Advertise
ments not marked with the nu,n,,e, IF insertions
will be inserted until forbid
CONTRACTING RATES.
3 m'ths m. m. en-. IL M
One Square. So SO SO So $l2 SIS
Two Squares 8 10 II 16 20
Three Squares, 10 Is is 20 rs
Four Squares. IL Is 20 rs 30
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, Ten Dollars
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
Senator's Wilson and Hale.

The very powerful speech of Senator Brown OF
Mississippi in exposing the ultimate designs Of the
Black Republicans on the subject of slavery In the
State, and the facts that he adduced in support
his position brought the two Senators to their feet
and to deny that their speeches and letters.
tanned any such language. or Of being susceptible
Of any such interpretations, rs was most manifest
from the wording thereof. They both utterly deny
that they their party had the slightest nten
ton of interfering with slavery in the States nj.
though their letters and speeches go to prove the
contrary. They have completely changed position
and backed out from what they adv coated during
the canvass. These gentlemen, and especially VIII
son was pinned to the wall by Mr.. Brown, and made
In the face Of the Senate to attempt to evadc the
force OF the overpowerng exposure to which he was
subjected by putting different construction upon
his words from what their connection and true mean
ing would imply. His position was truly humiliat
ing indeed. Hewas also made to deny on the HooI
of the Senate, what three four highly respectful,
witnesses, have proven he did say in one the hotel,
10 Washington. Each one has made his own state
ment and published 1t in the papers Of that city
lie Is thus convicted of having told deliberate
falsehood in the American Senate. How long vii
Massachusetts he cursed by such Senator?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
The Speech Of Col. Davidson.

We were highly gratiiicd to see that our distin
guished Representative, has won the high cncomium
from the Washington Union, of having delivered one
OF tn" most argumentative, and effective speeches
that .ave been delivered on the subject of slavery
during tue present session of Congress Such com.
r'inent, from such source, shows the high stand
o. Davidson has taken among the great men of the
Nation We have read the speech alluded to, and
trust that every man in this District will also read
H. a. 1t is but just to Representative and will
richly repay them for their pains. Mcssrs. Lindley
Campbell. Ready. and Marshall will not soon again
interrupt him in debate, each of those gentlemen
got scoring that will last them for the remainder
of the session. They walked up the wrong passenger.
We publish the Advocates abstract of the first por-
ton, and the concluding remarks of the Hon. Gen.
teman in our issue of TODAY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
CLINTON, LA., Jan. 9th 1857.

T..
The Police Jury Of the Parish of East
Fcliciana met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: VIM. Jordan, President, j. A.
Norwood, Richard Drchr, O. G. Edwards.
and |. n. Dclcc.
r. Drchr presented I'M account of John
G. White, for 4 Record Book, for the Re-
cordcrs Office, amounting to Sls,T5: FIX
tending thc.Statc and Parish Faxes for
the year 1896, Sl0O: travels Tax bond.
for Mcrrick SOB 81 90: Recording agree.
mcnt for covering Court House 10 cents:
Recording act containing mortgage, (Jas.
G. Jackson,) S2,2j; TO do. az. X. Green,
S2.2j.
1t was resolved that Jno G. White,
draw upon his own warrant, said amount
Of sl2j.
\ Bill Of 4. J. I'uqua, amounting 10
Sl,5O, for services rendered a. Police OH
Ger was presented by VIM. Jordan and the
same was allowed.
The returns of the Election for a Juror.
in the lst Ward TO fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation of J. :. Mont.
gomcry, were examined and W. W. Nun.
son declared dHly elected Police jury mem
Der for said Ward.
IN account Of L. J. Dclony for services
rendered as Police Clerk amounting to
$1,000 was received and allowed.
Mr.. J. \. Dcl.rc then offered Tie follow.
ing resolutions which was adopted:
BE il Resolved, by the Police Jury of
the Parish OF East Fclciana. State of Lon-
lSlana, at an adjourned session held ON the
9th day oil january 1851. that james Ram
sey be appointed oycrsccr of the road dis.
trlet No. = commencing at the forks Of the
road near Mrs. T.. II. pckson's old field
AID ending at AcX. t. Mrkncclys, in the
place Of Amos kowlcy, removed.
BE il also Resolved by the Police J,ry
Of said Parish and State, that Ezra. G.
Stokes lie and is hereby appointed oycr.ccr
OF The road district No. = commencing at
the two mile post and ending at WaddlIs
brnnch in the place OF ". c. TAFT moved
out Of The Parish.
There being no further business before
the jury. they adjourned to meet again on
the lst Monday in June next 1857.
Attest: VIM NJ. JORDAN.
President Police Jury,
y. J. )EIoNY, Police Clerks
The above !, true abstract Of the Po-
lice Jury proceedings Of the 9Th Of Janua.
ny, 1857.
L. J. DELONY. Police Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
PROBATE SALE,

I ~ sue Of Loaisi1no, Seventh District Court.
r"rih q Inst Fffciana, No. 2759.
III Inc matter Of the succession of Loujso A pourl
IN, l,,,,, deceased.
NooMPllANCE with an order and outloriycd h,
= ! u COMMISSION to me directed by the Uonnrah,1o
oo,'rl aforesaid IN the above entitled cause / "i,I
Sai AZ pubic auction at the Court House in ho town
OF Clinton said parish on '''o ~ 'ho 'o"h
1877 iu EsDAl, the 18th day of January
ioo. al II o'clock A, NJ, the following nronerty an.
pertaining to said succession towit: p'opS''' w
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, con-
talnlnS three hundred and thirteen (sI3l
acres situated in the Parish of East Felicia.
ia, oelhg the same on which said deccase
resided, at the time of her death.
Mt , TERMS or SALE.
fRe-slSths of said land on a credit of ono and
,"p years IN equal inslallments, the purchase price
~ pear eight per cent interest per annum from the
uy OF sale until paiu, and to be secured by approved
personal security and by special mortgage retained
On me SAID land, the remaining one-sixth for cash.
dec 10, 1886. b. NJ. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
, me above sale is postponed until SATUR,
DAY, January oath.
Jan II, 1857,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
Glorious News from Nicaragua.

By the arrival Of the steamship Texas, at New Or
leans. on the l4th inst the ntel gencc has been re.
ceved that Gen. Walker has again triumphcd The
siege OF Granada has been raised the gallant Hen
nigcn having nobly sustained his position, with n
loss OF 200 killed and wounded that of the Costa
Ricans being about 400. Rivas has been taken
possession Of and Is to be the future capital Walk
er had received reinforcements, and was carrying
everything before him.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17

Scorr's REPRINTS OF BRTIsH Periodicals.
The very useful reprints Of the London. Edin.
burgh, North British and Westminster Re.
views, and of ilackwood's Magazine, by Leon,
Scott d Co., of New Ycrk, are already patron.
lied to considerable extent all over the couu-
try, and may be yet more widely read than ut
present with advantage. Their very errors
and misrepresentation with regard to ourselves
ought to be known to alls and certainly there
is much besides to be learned from them that
cannot by any other means be so satisfactorily
acquired. The terms for them-$lO per an
mum for all, SD for any one, S. for two Re-
views, SO for three, So for the four and 50 for
Blackwood and three--are very reasonable.
A new year is n good time to commence sub
scribing for them, and we therefore take this
opp, rtnnty of recommending them to our
readers
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17

s9- The Electoral Colleges of the different
States, with the exception of Wisconsin, met
pursuant to law, on the Sd utimo, and cast
their votes in accordance with the expressed
will Of the people of their respective States
The electoral votes will, therefore, stand thus:
For Buchanan and Breckenridge, Ia for
Fremont and Dayton, (less Wisconsin, g. lOs;
and for Fillmore and Donelson, s. These
votes will be canvassed by the two Houses of
Congress, on the second Wednesday of Febru-
airy next
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17

put mistaken people seem to til ink that the
Press is or should be the particular instrum emf
IN clltcting the reform Of all the abuses OF ~.
cry kind Unhappily the Press has more
credit for power and influence than it really
possesses, aud more is required Of it than It
can perform The people must do their part
and bnck and sustain the Press
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17

At the residence OF j. G.. u Armond in the town
Of Clinton la, on Tuesday. Jan. 18th 1867. by the
Rev. j. D. Smith. Mr.. L. l.. BRASlIEAR to Mrs. j. h
BELL, both OF the Parish of East Fcliciana
On this occasion the printer was not neglected,
aud while return our sincere thanks therefor. W..
add the wish that they may enjoy all the happiness
and blessing. pertaining 10 the connubia state.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17

Mr.. EDIT0R-Pease announce that JAMES Welsh
Esp will be supported a candidate for the Office
Of Mayor Of the town Of Clinton on the 10Th instant
ny MANY VOTERS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
AGE TS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tions to. the " DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA. jackson, Ia
DIR. Ii. H. HAYNE. Z. NJ, Port Hudson
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
REMOVAL.

The Printing Office Of the 'FEILcIAxA DEMOCRAT y
has been removed to the building formerly occupied
by Jno. NJ. Bell as provision store directly oppo-
site the Post Office.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-17
SPlRlTUALiSM EXPOSED

~, NM, "no r. Sned would respectfully inform the
plPllG oil he town Of Clinton and surroundinr
country that they continue the Daguerrean on1
nIhTo,ype Gallery lately occupied by Mr.. Mcclure
anotc lhe store of G. a, Neafls they particularly
slle lne public to call and examine their new pro-
obtain life size portraits on canvass: any nnmh.r ~
rholographe duplicates provided either plain or
January II, 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

sBGAnA

A A. sANANoe IMPORTER OF CHercE H,yNS
"A segara No As'or store, - FULTON street snd 49,.
sale vhA,ebouse 2is water street Der @ df.s .S,ans
Louisa Miller, Ia Flor De IL HaSAna, Noveuono o .mp
Ven sciasa Cesveste Waahirr,sn and YuF,uneSa A.
absye brands Of the first e,ond and tnuo
Opera Conchas Londoua cs,ndrsdo. rrsns59. Re~.s
Csradcres MEDIA Kessna. Regsls de Lceqon' nrs-.
iarge sze paper-sesUs sssvted brands hagshs
iu ara and In pound spi half pound oo<i $50 nv
bona
".y1gI seGARS OABANAR YARrnaAs. ZIG.
III roa resaiia BrsAAnicas uess. ssosrsss, rsNnxxS
80 .chss alcrs1a coneoiaeton, scseroa oQorAe soors
80 .vr srous o<ass brsnds b ca y suit purrhanerA
s"o Ell ROGERS 70 Reavse dre9e
M 1oLrsALn rcRCHAsaRs ARE NvrYID TO Ex
w snIns nv acck Of Havana, donea1s and 9erNea -
sara rvsn thirty oar cent can ss avsd and sathtsu
srss IA O. CHBEKs. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

Z, COTTON, AUOTIoNEER.-aOUsEuoL FURsL
r.. ture OF two dwellings w. Murray J,,est-r eoLfos
sell tAis day, fhus Apsp t6 ~ toH o'conx "
ard Murray rrsS hs euuIs furai,ure OF both boa 's
embrace parlof dining basemes and ahoe iorY
rooms he uppec buotnrs three are CARROTS
~ ali linda nrows oic,o,hs bers ans msssssa scts ma
and otor ohars cnrtans rnarbe Top furnrre es
terskn iables. china and glars table cuevv nooes
nyure nc Csts'oxnss win be ready ea-y ths u,.rni,
ard eods must be removed the day sfer The sale Depo
viii be reauired frcu all strArr~vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
IL AsGest-HnnRY II LEEDS 1 % viii sell BY sasaou

~ ~ IN IL, ~ E. .s,SO.
on Friday april * At ls O'Clock alto We. ssyeates.is
furniture consrE Of Brussels, velvet aud ingram
beautiful rosewood pAror suits covered In cms got
silk brocAAl: tables marble tops
yood paho'ore table inlsid clocks brcnz,s chI,a
vases covered iu reps handess and gas urss about
twenty oil paintings lsoe curtains hsrs
plated ware table bedroom suit
sad washssands dressing bureaus csbine top, sui
I'm oak with marble aud bed
dirg rosewood ball stands curtains other furniture
Pale 10 CONNER with Kitchen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

ISLAND OF CuaA RxpRnss ON =. O. aonsALIsR
co. Havana, viii Toward freight asd parcels To- 81
parts Of Cuba, By uNsd Bsies NAH sssarse nmplre Cy
Tie h April Instant Freight should be deivered ~
on ne S.y before Win sg~tculs. nvooe nys
ACo.. agents, % P-csdwsy. No. Mercsderes sres'-
HANNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

III r. LEEDS. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE =
III. Superior made wood and mshogany housshod fur
rture excellent rosewood pianofortc msgridcent
sod pAxlor furniture, covered with French
cosy pier and mane French plate mirrors elegant OF
rich velvet carpets large and extensive variety OF
sold silveTwsre teayy gaSs elegant china
AID tes bronze and ormolu cockA &C
VI T. LkfDS vii sell on Friday. April " At No. 70west
Twenty s,r;h street few dooIs rom SIKH Avenue - 0
o'clock s TIE hns flu nure In the rssiaencs, ooussuS OF
three magnificent so rosewood suits covered Ia
and satin brocses aes solid rocoolon
chAirs covered crimson and sAin; is,ge ana
expensive rosewood secretary booreAss lised with
ssin wood; th4ea solid rosewood centre tables viii
stauary marble tops; carved rosewood piov sofA aud
tables, with marble tops; three oostly rosewood
esgfres with BILE tops plate gAss door lsies
tables 81 ard CLOCKS elegant
china agndeent french plate pier glass AAtel mir
ach heavy embroidered lace window ortAlas aud
ocsuices large extensive varNy 81 oil pAnpgs slch
landscsy winter marine views &C. NE whole form
ing pleading coectoo; superior roswood p'snoor's
fun octsves elegant case, valuable instrument ross wood
piano STOOL coward In saun rich vovet tapestry carpets In
good order solid oak eniensoe tables marble TIP fAnoy table
sofas beda chars 10 hair cloth crss> cut gass
vince champ agnes tumb srs gobes and dscansu 70
forks, liquor stands saper tsbls
cutery msrba picbers &c costly solid rosewood and
any bedseads marble TOO buseaus wash san1s
and csnmcdes TO match ,over pure hair msR 10
ceen condition holsters and pillows ooune~pAnes ingram
bedroom mir oocka toe tables tls stair
and rods mahogany cusboaed chairs rockess SOFAS
upges beds hail And dung tables togeter
and desi able eot Of bassssnt and Kitchen
ut nsts 80 with whiob he sale win oommeeos
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DYE az. H. sCaMCK-THIs DAY, l6rH INST.
II O'Clock at their sales No 80 Nassau
span Of long tailed bay borscs l5k hands high
and seven years od warsoted In every manner very Gle
elegant gray coupe bor~e-s sixteen hsnds high
years warranted every way aud 70 rot In 81 minutes
Of The finest horses Of hts size ia the city. Ao brsvy
horse Of great beauty hands high warranted In
way years old and trok ip Sl5. Aso,
and road wssols Al.o. spsn Of dark brown no Is
tie in every way. Also. wagon and double harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

EutERr q. tAvAGa, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ sale sv catalogue. FOR cAsh.-DT sBLEs y NGLnN
Friday, april H. dry Focss fAnoy soocs s,ser,
furrshpf zoos straw aeo1a dps sssc~ment men
boys' and ch1drens hss Panama G.ghorn straw nc ~
dss' style strsws an lace &c men. fen bats
bats broadcioh clocts, lewelry MADE
w 40 In lots 10 suit The u,de~sigoed VII give
their srenbon 10 the sale q furniture tbs resdenoe on
bIRnI,RR- RAGLRy 4 savAGE 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
FINANCIAL.

-. -ls@ l-.zsa r. h
90 OOn TO INvHr IN ANY GOOD rAY1Ne
pC.UUO business whera o bcshkeepev and npsocsai
could be made aTsaSls, Address sshng nafaro
Of BUSINESS wheu aud vh~asn se~vsw may be hsd or-
los Herald odcs
e6O AOO TO Isvssr IN TUE rURCHAss o
count We will purshas- noswsges 90 BrroDyu OF New
YORK i'm approved or unnproyr I'd pr ,pery In any sums
CHARLEs u MILLER 90 lB Broadway.
posps yos sALl.rESrsrLvAEIA GOAL A.
ID Iron Company Oh!s Camel Coal Company, ru% -
Ra~cad SEQ nd movtsage bends and othevs Alae Wes -
Vre nia ard Kentucky A.i.rcad and Coal Company stock
\ -oTrKr, i8 Broadway room
nyyIcs OF THn .rrsBuRo. FORT wAysr AND
&Sssss Isssss s,ss - me .ompsny ar. s.ysryl
ls6~e sAs s>oIh h srcAanse FOR hsi q the Oko
vsnyly.Da $3.50 i.s..sa and Port w.,ss and 0s,-
pressosd q 10 egess q ~nsoHdaiiou, via Ohio ars
fesasy vpptA na9rAe July l. isos. and - cent pr
- 0As anA t.ssss p..res . July 1, "a ssd 2.
ssn prelqlun- s0ssoAsr is sthsr g n. ed cosg...s
vo kaya Assnsa portion Of er ste - ,revous er
-ssSssn, ne Sssssa.,Isc .asss. ~ -i 'a, h..-
~ "a ssas aDa ne csruaesss. To- s.es socs ,g
spab asnaped stock Ne f-n shares n Ia interest 70 JOY
l. Asd have been credited 70 he original no
ere SoH cvuses.es -i be issued 70 sgea original DO &C.
cases -hs frsrthnal Of interss snd premium
IL old ss~s eres ID. M,SsLn6 secrs'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
HnHRY Il LEEP 2 AgofI On q NASSAU

sreet-HENbY II. LEEDS 90 will sell by auction,
Friday April IT, at 10 O'Clock at 179 West Twenty second
between Eighth and Nath avenues geutee household
of velvet carpets rosewood eegeres
plate glass; &c rosewood parior suits covered In
elk brOcaol carved c~Dtre tables
pAoier mache tables suit In mahogany In hair coh; pier
paintings glass brocsel curtains lacs
wood pianore made by Chambers extension dining table,
china and glars Parsp figures s,esden china sggres
oval pier gasees bookcase &C. Bedrooms
Mahogany sfs and chars In hair CLOTH cottage furniture
beds mattresses ingram carpets and other furniture. The
sale will with the hitchenwArs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
ClRNRY LEEDa AUCrIONEER, NO. q NASSAU
Fl street -HhNRY LEHDs 90. viii soil bv auction

1hursdAy April TO- u IU Clock ~ TIC prvhte
No fiNseuth street square
Elegant House 1oh Fuvriure-Ihe property OF
Secning bousekeepirg consisting Of !. part Is follows
suits In push; do IN harcoth; large and beautiful
tai frame French plate mrroys msn.e and piers
carved octave piano nesry
instrument beth in tone and hni,h brooate lace and
window curtains corn.ces carved Seod
side tables rosewood mirror back aud marble top
and clocks and msntel ornaments slao and
bracket PAINTINGS, 6o
Dining Koom-Rsewosd dining tables leaves and
Rntel and pier mirrors Rrusels
airs and chairs, rosewood chairs 10 leather &C.
ms-kose who'd and mAhos bedsesds, bureaua
washrapdA tables tapestry Brussels carpets hair
feather beds bolstexs and pillows et 49,
&c, 10 oi'clobs, stair hall cArpea rods hsil
stands &c 40 Aso large lot Of kitchen with which
the sale will
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uENRY LEEDS AUCrtOhEsR, No % NASSAU
ii street -HENkY II LIZ EDS 60 will sel by auction
Friday Ap,l II ct 10Y O'Clock at 81 Prince street four
doors wes Of Broadway household furniture the ene urni
pets psrlor suit rosewood with pu'h; marble
iop and pier tables mirrors etegere mating
extension tables mahogan, furniture covered with hair
cloth curtains eeck and rAndoles chaa glass
&C. oiclOth bedroom double and single bedsesis OF
bogany and black walnut wssstsnds marble tops mat.
chairs SOFAS lounges bureaus wardobes gas chan
delers, stair carpets hall stand. kitchen &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

RY WILLIAM IRVING CO-rHURsDAY, APRIL 49,
ID 1t lOS O'Clock at Al Wet Twenty lad
Par ENTHUSIASTICALLY carved rosewood SUIT IN crimson
bes, richly onameutcd French plate psr gAsees wndc~
curtains cornices velvet tapestry aud brussels
epsravipes &c Dnirg room furniture oak
by W. Meeks dining ta,ies sideboards with
msrble chairs with couche
bookcases card tab IL vols London illustrated news
years, complete. bedrooms mahogany and black walnut
bedsesdp, dressing waabsa1ds coushes shaving
gasees hair and atber mattresses pillows blankets &c
Kitchen together With the handsome
cbade and fixtures c,aiained In the b,use