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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27
Pacific Railroad Routes.

The Pacific Railroad projects hav,
been so numerous during the presen
Congress, that it may be well to ske.ci
the leading points of each.
The Select Committees bill (rcport
ed in january fixes San Francisco as
the western, and point on the Mis-
souri, River, between the mouths OF
the Kansas and Big Sioux, as the cast
ern terminus, and provides for its con.
struction by Land Grants and Govern.
ment Bonds.
Senator Gwin's bill December.
ls57,) proposes three Roads and Tcle-
graphs-one starting from Texas, one
from Missouri, and one from Minnesota
to be built by Land Grants.
Senator VERSIONS project is to in
vIte proposals for one route south of
the Seth parallel, which would take it
through Texas and Ncw-Mcxico.
Senator Foot's bill runs the route
from the Red River Of the North
( (Minnesota) to Pugct's Sound in
Washington Territory, (This is the
shortest of all.) Thence it is to run
to San Francisco.
Senator Davis's bill provides land
grants of alternate sections six miles
wide, and money grant of SlO,SOO-
600 cash. Route not specified.
Senator Cameron's project is to
have a Board of experienced engineers
select the route, and tn, Government
to raise money for its construction by
bonds redeemable in fifty years, which
bonds are finally to be assumed and
paid by the respective States through
which the road runs.
Senator Wilson's project locates it
between the 34th and 45th parallels
of latitude, leaving five engineers to
terminate the route the funds to be
raised by Government loans, which
are to be repaid by the proceeds of
the sales of the public lands.
Senator Ricc's project is to build
two roads; one running through Texas
and from Minnesota, emitting the cen
trail one altogether.
Mr.. Phelps project is to give land
grants to California, Missouri, Louisia-
ma, Arkansas, Nebraska and Kansas,
similar to those given to other States.
and to Issue 80 years bonds in aid of
the road, which is to have three east
ern branches, one running to Missis-
sippi and the other two to Missouri.
Mr. Smith, of Tennessee, offers a
project that the United States shall
turn in and help the Texas Southern
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny" (of which V. X. Stevenson of |
Tennessee is Prcsident) to extend |
heir line to San Francisco then to |
lclp the Northern Pacific Railroad |
Company" (of which A. Ramsey, of
is Presidency to extend
heir Line to Puget's Sound and finally,
% help third Company, not yet Or
ganized, to build line from the Mis-
souri, River to the Pacific Coast.
Mr. McKibben, of California, pro-
posed two roads-one to commence
1orth of the 3Sth parallel, and the
other south of the Seth parallel, both
20 run to San Francisco, with branches
to Pugct's Sound and San Diego.
There have been several other bills
at the last and the present
sessions, but they were mostly modi- |
ications of the above.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27
THE ANGEL S WHISPER,
by SAMUEL LOVER.

a superstition of great beauty prevails il
Ireland, that, when a child smiles in its sleep
it is - talking with the angels"
baby was sleeping,
Its mother was weeping
For her husband was far on the wild raging sea,
And the tempest was swelling
Round the ii>horuans dwelling,
And she cried " Rrmot, darling oh come back TO me
II r beads while she numbered,
Her baby still sumbered,
And smiled in her face, as she bcndct her knee
Oh bessd be- that warning
My chnd, thy sleep adornng,
For lknow that the angels are whispering with thee.
And while they are keeping
Bright watch DER thy sleeping,
Oh, pray to them softly my baby, with me,
And say thou woudst rather
They Il watch DER thy father
For know that the angels are whispering with thcc
The dawn Of the morning
Saw ncrmot returning
And the wife wrpt with JOY her babes father to see
And closely caressmg
Her child, with a blessing,
Sa 81 knew that The angels whispering with thee
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

pleasure is a shadow, wealth is
vanity, and power pageant, but
knowledge is ecstatic in enjoyment,
perennial in fame, unlimited in space,
and infinite in duration. In the per.
formance of its sacred Offices it fears
no danger, spares no expense, omits
no eXertion. 1t scales the mountain.
looks into the volcano, dives into the
ocean, preforates the earth, cncirclcs
the globe, explores sea and land, con.
tcMHates the distant, ascends tho
sublime. No place too remote for its
grasp, no heaven too exalted for its
reach"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

KIND WoRps.-kind words are look
ed upon like jewels in the breast
never to be forgotten, perhaps to cheer
with thrir memory Il long, sad life
while words Of cruelty, OF Of careless.
ness, are like swords III the bosom.
wounding and leaving scars which
will be borne to the grave by their
victim. Do You think there is any
bruised heart which bears the mark of
such wound from youg If there is
living one which yon have wounded,
hasten to heal it for life IS s-l..
tomorrow may be too late.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNITN

heart aches were compressed into one,
what fortitude would not be over
,whelmed with the blow! What
huge heap, " huge dumb heap" of
wishes, thoughts, feelings, anxious
cares. soothing hopes, loves, ioys.
it is composed of.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

The st Paul Times says the bridge
over the river at that place is ap-
preaching completion as fast as such
a huge structure can approach any
thing, The huge stone piers. eight in
number, are nearly all completed
ready for the immense superstructure
of tressel work which is to reposs
upon them. About a hundred men
are regularly employed upon the
bridge. But, Notwithstanding every
effort of the engineer, it is doubtful if
it will be finished before May. 1t
will cost, when completed, $3.50, 900.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

Labor was the son of Necessity,
the nursing of Hope, and the pupil of
Art he had the strength of his moth
er, the spirit of his nurse, and the
dexterity of his govcrncss, and came
down upon earth to oppose the devas-
tations of famine.
1t does oppose them and that sue
cessfully. If every one was willing
to perform his share of labor-intel-
lcctual and Observation-Disclosures he is
best adapted for-there would be very
little real evil in the world.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27
SONS,

As your sons advance toward man
hood, cease as far as possible meeting
their faults with reproof, censure or
ridicule ; but let your exterior rather
exhibit a loving interest in them, while
III the genticst manner possible you
win them away from what is wrong,
coarse, unamiablc. or evil. At this
age your power over them for good
will lie mainly in your power to in
spire them with the tendercst iiial re-
gard II you put on harsh manner,
you will surely repel, and lose your
influence at time when more, per-
haps, than at any other period in their
lives, they need to he held close tn
you hy cords Of the tenderest atIrc-
tlon. Encourage them to give you
their fullest confidence. In their lit
tie trials, diSanpointments, and stritcs,
offer them your sympathy, and lift
them above their weaknesscs-not bv
making them conscious to mortifica-
ton nt their existence, but by inspir-
ing them with true manly sentiments.
\ wise, loving mother is a young
mans palladium Of safety. The thought
of her is a sphere of protection sur
ro"ading him all the day, and keeping
his and pure amid thousand allure
." $ to vice. Be very careful, then,
to io nothing that will make your
sons thought of you oppressive or re-
pellant. Oh, let your image ever lie
i'll sunshine on his heart. So shall
your love hold him back in the hour
of temptation with chains of gold.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

The best sleigh bellies are a couple
Of red-cheekcd girls.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27

Business Cards of five lines or less will be inserted In
this column for s5 90 per annum For each additional
line, over five one dollar will be charged
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-27
VOLUME III.
st. C9arles Citp EnteIIigenttr,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
HLDRETH g. CARVER,
EDITORS PRoPRiEToRs
PRICE So, ,00A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
OFFlCE IN lNTELLIGENCER BUILDING.
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC sQrARE,
st. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

Any person obtaining five subscribers and forward
dng the money, shall be furnished with a copy of the
ntcgencer for this service so long the number shall
be kept good.
Business pertaining to the paper can he transacted
with the Publishers any day a the Office of Fabrication
Communications may be addressed To- the Editors "a hn
VIII promptly and faithfully respond to them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

uCTION NOTICE w. PORTER. AUCTIONEER.
"A Positive sae-superor custom made rosewood and ma
three magnificent suits of solid rosewood Parlor Furniture
covered the most expensive and patterns Of French
SATIN costly pier and nante French plate Mirrors elegant oil
Paintings rich velvet Carpets large and extensive variety of
s heavy cut a ays 81
Paran Ware bronze and ormou 6c &C. The partition
bar attention Of and the trade
rich and costly household furniture decorations &c
a be SOLD @ 81
Eighth this day (Friday) November L. commencing
Paros contain yards superior Carpets three
ncent solid Suits covered blue and gold
Gothic Turkey easy Chairs in moqne and satin brocsde
ladles solid rosewood RECEPTION and arm Chairs covered IN
Tables with rich stauary marble expensyoly carved
rosewood pier sofa and side Tables with marble tops three
costly With ogs ass dseS
Tables bronze and ormolu Clocks eegan cnina vases
to order In France magnificent French plate pier
Glass; with rich and heavy sold frame; mane Mirrors to
nices large extensive variety Of oil Paintings by native
artists the whole forming very pleasing coeeon superior
valuable instrument rosewood piano Stool covered in san
with an elegant and costly embroidered cover
solid oak extension liable ali polish ed 10 best manner
marble top fancy Tables Mirrors soA Beds Chairs iq bar
wares Wines Champagnes Tumbers Gobes and Dee
match rich China and dinner Sets costly Silver ware
Service avers cake Baskets Casters coffee and
tea Urns; Spoons Forks superior table Cutlery, &c
Chambers rosewood and mahogany Bedseads s,tu
irssses from 10 lbs order and 10 excelsns
don ingram Carpets bedroom Mirrors Clocks toilet Tables
hogany cushioned chairs Rockers Sofas hall Stands tea and
dining Tables together with large md desirable
The sale Of The above Furniture viii positively take psce
without regard to weather responsible person viii be IN
reason able charge Deposits satisfactory auctoacer
win be required from all purchasers n B-Pares who are
yiied 10 THIS sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

A ucTIoN SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI
tmre rosewood seven Panoforte lnlad with pearl
anu sold aearhkes made by city and warranted fer
many Works of Art
H. LEEDS, Anctioneer will sell this day riday) at the
sesaence re 6s Yves. Eleventh street. Sixth
of Solid rosewood Suits covered with
Sx and ysSe plate glass doors
ae , Bot kcase lined with satin wo,d: stauay
suo lop cente and ide Tables corner EeQeres
@ pwrung Desx Insxish and reception Chairs
Ave carved legs, pearl kcysa superb insr
% cs9 cover rosewood etoo music Rack,
lace curtains ana Cornioe French painted Shades velvet
pes hues on palosnes Eebecca at the Wel' by Celercs
Vases bronze SatuaIy parian netcs Dresden ahina Or
unents French plate 4er mante Mirrors dni row,
oak extension rabe Buhef Chairs soas &c ane mt
Inbers freseh Ana dinner se $50 pieees elegant doco
and silver plated ware Casters sooG Forks bue Knives
BALANCES handled Knives and Forks Carver Fork ana
rcomsSod rose wood bureaus Beds,eads and wassands
COmodes pure hair Mattresses, Bolstcrs ant Pillows Coun
tepanes Blankets Sheets pillow Cases. and mahogany and
black walnut Furniture q every description; Sofas Chars
Rockers Tables corner Stands, Carpets Clocks, Vases
Sale comnepce at lOs o'clock. The auctIonesr would
coll the attention OF his friends and the public this sac
ia the best assortment Of Furniture offered
Every article Y e be peremptorly Sold competent
person will be 10 attendance 70 pack ship cart the goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

UCTlON NOTICE.-AU6USTUs g. MAYNARD, & CO.,
"A Auctioneera-Elegant and costly Household Furniture
GUsTUs 8. MAYNARD 4 Co Respectfully inform their
friends the public that they have been instructed to offer by
Aucsn all the Furniture &C. contained in the above house. the
property family leaving the cy sale peremptory Mag
ncs octave rosewood Panoorte richly carved legs
and made by Broadway makers and fully guaranteed
Suits carved ia fruit and flowers solid rosewood frames
and covered In satin brocade viz two tete ee Sofas
arm reception eight back Chars Etc
with satinwood ormolu and bronze Chandeliers six lights
EACH bronze Clock runs one month elegantly carved rose
Lake. Minnesota and the Last Home Of the Indian Warrior
paned g Bosss plate S. pier NIT
Shades Secretary and Bookcase; ladies' work
Tables iadies Canterbury card and loo Tables Kings
6tatueites of Edward Richard ILL., antique Vases
Dresden and Sevres china Ornaments, original Oh Paintings
6ceDe the Coast Of France by Egaw Fruit Piece winter
Chairs ocoth velvet Stair Carpet silver plated Stair rods
solid carved rosewood Beds leads style Louis XIV sprng
Mattresses statuary marble top Bureaus With plate mirrors
table de Mint wsrdrobes shaving Stands dressing Table
our Glace tapestry Brussels Carpets oval mirrors
tee Tables Chair Couch and four Chlrs covered with
INK moqret Curtains live geese feather Beds Bosers and
china superb solid Beaufe richly carved
extension dining Table, buffers Tray and Stand ruby and
cSampasnss Wines Goblss Paran butter Dish ruby punch
Bowl solid silver dinner and tea Service do Spoons Forks
Knyes COTE Urn cake Basket napkin Rings gold band din
table dinner ivory handle Knives and Forks
Richly decorated Set pieces elegant engraved care
Decaners Wines &C. 70 MATCH ruby and gold liquor SET arm
Chairs 10, &c.
nent and kchs Furniture, desra lie assortment Sale
positive without regard the weather Terms Of saiecash
In bankabe money certified checks goods to be removed
within 4 hours after the SALE Catalogues the house the
morning Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
A LBERT NJ GRIFFIN h CO., AUCrIoNEERs-ELE.
CANT and cosy Household Furniture 70 be sold ct pnbc

A LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN CO., AUCrIoNEERS,-ELE
day O'Clock precisely pectfuy inform their friends
and the public that they instructed offer by
ton MI the Furniture &C. contained In the above house. the
property Of aaily eayag We ei. sale peremptory Mag
ni6cen rosewood Panoore richly carved legs
case. made by Broadway makers and fully guaranteed
rosewood Stool enbrodered coh over superb drawing
room suits carved in u and flowers solid rosewood frames
covered in satin bro ade viz two Sofas two
arm reception and eight oval back Chairs rosewood Etc
with ss,inwood orlsolu and bronze Chandeliers six shs
cgc bronze Clock one month; elegantly carved rose
wood centre Tables match the Suits velvet medallion Car
Gc two match Painpes rich CIT franes1scenes on Spirit
Lake Mime soa and the Last Home OF the indian warrior
painted by Boese French pnte ane Mirror Sx64 pier MIR
Shades; rosewood Secretary and Bookcase ladies' work
Table, ladies Canterbury, card and loo Tables; Kings
patent reclining Chairs artsac srouzes equestrian Sta
tpe..es Of wSrd and Richard H. antique 81 aya Vases
Scene the Coat Of France By Bylaw Fruit Piece winter
scene by Cle; French line Engrayrgs oak Hastand oak
solid carved rosewood Bedseads Lons XIV spring
Mattresses stauary marble Bureaus with plate mirrors
table Nn wardrobes shaving Stands sing Table,
Gace tapestry Brussels Carpets oval Miro
tetc Tablet easy Chair Couch Chairs covered with
silk moque Curtains live feather Beds Bolster and
Pillows French Blankets Counterpapes Sheets, mmodes
extension dining Table buffers Tray and Stand ruby and
crystal Glassware cut and engraved Wareceery Stands
Chacapagnes Wines Goble Paap butter DISH ruby punch
bowl sod silver dinner and tea Services do Spoons Forks
l6peces table dinner ivory handle Knives aud Forks
richly decorated Set A pieces elegant care
Decansss Wines &c mach ruby and gold liquor set arm
Also all tie furniture &C. the servants apartments base
mont AMI kitchen Furniture, desirable nent Sale
pc:ve without regard TO the weather Terms Of ssecssh
within after the SALE Catalogues at the house on the
morning ofaae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

CEO g. HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER.
" WET GOODS, saved from the
STEAMER NEW WORLD.
ROBERT HAYDOCK
will sell on
FRIDAY, Nov. 49,
al 10 o'clock, at the auction room,
NO. lOl LIBERTY STREET,
FOR CASH,
large quantity Of goods, saved from the NEW WORLD
sisting of
HARDWARE CROCKERY
GI.ASs WARE, DRUGS
SADDlERY TOOLS &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ w. y. WESTCOTT CO.. Auctioneers, will sell without
reserve thsday Friday at lO o'clock The entire elegant
Household Furniture and Furnishing Articles magnificent
rosewood Panofoe Drawing Room Susi brocate original
Paintings, bronze Chandeliers, Ibcary &C. l52 West
Twenty street, Seventh avenue The entire furn
ture ofthe hense was made TO order and well worthy the
attention of housekeepers and parties wanting first
niure; all IN perfect order, having been but short
time and to be positively sold without Consisting OF
PAkIIOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND NURSERY
FURNITURE or EVERY DESCRIPTION
Elegant octave Piauoore use but four
MONTHS double suit rosewood Parior Furniture prsng
twelve pieces all with alp In rich crimson
splendid full suits rich brocate all with
rosewood marble top Eegeres style
XIV marble Centre Sofa Pierrabes;
velvet and Wilton Carpets Velvet Rugs Turkish Lounges
large French Pier Mirrors, with Couces
silk Lace Cur,sins Art site Eronzes Marble GROUPS
Statues rich Sevres Vases with beautiful
collection of Parlor Ornaments Papier Mache Tables nlad
with pearl; rich Chaudeiers &c. with large and
rey Of Chamber Furniture rosewood Bedseads 20 large
Hair Mattresses Dressing Bureaus Wasstand Mirrors Toilet
Sets Beddipg &c Extension Table, China Svcrware Table
Cutlery Cut Glass Caudelabras Portable Heater Range
Kitchen Furniture. 6c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

DRoWNE NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERs WILL SELL.
ID Saturday, Nov 10 at O'Clock Of sales
room s. Nassau hne pair Of Nor gan Mares chestnut
great bottom endurance warranted and kind; viii
he sold without reserve the has further
them. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

ORCHARDS KlNGsLAND, kUCTIONEER.
IL RICHARDS KINGsLA NIr 4 co will sell this day Fri
day. at ~ O'Clock, Mt their snlcsro nm 6a Broadway
HARDWARE AND CuTLERY,
consisting Of Bolts Chains Files, prawirg knives sca,es
Pocket Knives table and dessert Gu Very IVORY hanoicd C
lery, sample cards Of superior pocket t'ntlery, 49,
DRY GOODS
ageneral assortment comprising Host wy Lnens
shiitnes Handkerchief Damask, Print Emprodenes De
lanes, Safnes Scarfs, &C.
Also an assortment Of ready made Clothngo
FANCY GOODS,
comprising Accordcns, FutInas, Work 10, es Necslaces
bracelets Mirrors Shawl Pins Segar Safes and Eases &C
Immediately after the above viii he sold the soc Y Of Oot,on
a. wine, &c. by order Of the Assgnees, a0VSusea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

u &F. II. SCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK
~. Of house furnishing Goods at auction.-DAvID SCOTT
will sell On Tuesday "a inst At 70 O'clock at No 14 Broad
tea Sets Waters Urns Forks Spoons &c fine Japan tea
Trays block tin Ware fine Britannia iron Furniture
toners Moulds tin Ware, Potts. Kettles, Fixtures OF store
Signs DC The sale will be continued every busr day at
goods being all first class chance for dealers
and families to lay In q supply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

40 cHRH!oPHR s!RMr.-H YOU wmH 70 HAvn
I'D information Of your ahn through life then dont
A 70 consult Mrs H. ROEDHR Ae only and gftsd
lady Of nforma&onthe knowledge Of which viii ssve you
street, near sixth Avouue ca 1s*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

EDWARD eCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- sale of Clocks by E. F. II. SCHENCK, on Saturday 10Th
inst at O'Clock at their salesoom SO Nassau street. so fne
French English and American Clocks BY order Of the as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

auctoneer will sell Monday Nov. a. at 10 O'Clock at
s Pearl street. Broadway the esce Of James Robert
Charles O. CLARK Matt Pea and Others deceased consisting Of
Jewery lc. BY order OF THOMAS O. FIELDS Esq, Public
Adnt2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

40 CHRWfOPHER srREET-MRsL n. EOEpEn.-
ltO This Aaonshdn9 and never failing asrosr9ss
and CITED lady has returned 70 this city and ssss EuG and
nation Of AL Affairs VIM and Ia regard TO henn hn.i
marriage love sfhlrr iourneys law SUITS difficulty ~ -,
ress a6scns frieuda ckness a. Nrs Roeter succeea'
ali oheyp fnN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

CHANCE FOR EVERY NE-rHERE ARE OVER
"A acres Of Lands some q which are ne as
from l25 cents 81 Is acre. Entries made land
located paid titles investigated and all nforma
furnished those who desire by the undersgn
ed Address, with stamp enclosed, Dye Prchard genera
land agents, Jacksonporf, Ark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

BROWNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERs, WILL SELL,
ID saturday, Nov. 49, Mt 10s O'Clock their salesroo
80 Nassau street. genee Household Furniture, removed for
Of SALE consisting Of velvet Brussels three ply
and carpets Pasor suits in rosewood ana black wal
bureaus Washstands Wardrobes Secretaries, Glass and
Crockery Nsre Toilet Sets &c Kitchen Utensils Sc,
bracna general assortment for repenshng going
to bookkeeping Also two solid mahogany Desks upright
richly carved, made by Baudouine. w EsT'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
HETRY Fl. LEEDS. aUCTfONEER.
81.
HEERY n LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ill SalesrOon No % Naesa,I strepf.

TIEERY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.
IL salesrootn No. % Nassau street.
HENRY II. LEEDS Co viii sell at auction, Saturday,
Nov 49, at l0s O'Clock at the salesroom No. q Nassau
street,
grain Carpets rosewood Bcdsea!s, rosewood marble top
Dressing Bureaus Washstands and Comodes mahogany
fas aud Tee aTe.es mahogany Chairs in harcoth Mahogany
Rockers air Mattresses Palliasses Blankets Coverds
Curtains Kitchen Ware Cutlery, &c large invoice of
gill frame Mirrors rosewood and mahogany frame do various
patterns together wt large invoice of manufactured gold
Jewelry comprising very general of Breasois
Earrings Bracelets scarf Pins Locke Watches and other
articles, as per catalogue.
At IL O'Clock,
Rosewood seven octave Piano made by Smith, Alberton
Co., with pearl eys.
Rosewood ~ PIANO. Of good tone and nsh by
Landmark.
Also at II o'clock, Mo,s1E Bird Robin and several Ca
nars They supe or bd good singers and in full
hsah butt old Ramsay Scotch Whissey import
ed and quarter cssks London Dock Port received
be sold without reserve.
large invoice OF tereoscopc Views Of American and Ed