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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKIr.

Tho offerings of beef Cattle the three drove yards In
the Twenty ward comprised about 1900 head be-
ing decrease of 400 from the week previous Nogith.
standing the reduced supply the prices showed DOWN
ward tendency, and there decline of fully e upon
the figures Of last week. The ruling rates were to Sc
for prime and the hest quality and 70 &C for ordinary
and nferier lots. The cattle mostly in good cond
ton. and the csrinEs eomp'ised some ne lots fAom
Chester, Lancaster, Montgomery and other counties in
Pennsyvania. The receipts from Ohio, Indiana, Virgin
and Maryland, comprised about third Of the Whos
number offered and they mostly sold at good prices. AZ
The beef is selling the hoo consumers shod
receive corresponding reduction IN the prios Of he
meat when dressed and exposed for sale.
The Sheep market has been unusually brisk at the heh
prices chained for the last two three weeks. The
arrivals rather below the average consequently
there limited supply, which caused the demand .
be active that nearly all the dealers sold thsir so
early In The day The selling prices for Sheep S95
<6oe. gross, equal to lO@ll@i2e, dressed The arri'
walls during the week announced TO $500 head
Hogs-2 900 arrived selling at &7e0 TO $500 Per 100
pounds, according quality. Market active and prices
tending upward.
Cows-i5o At market, selling from SsS@S0
RAVENNA.-Marksts Wiahout ehange-weather COO
--travalino ronOh-huSineSa inactive i p.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
FOR SALE.-My hieh-bred Young Stallion
i r Y q a i. a II D

Tins young horse is years old nearly Is hands
high, strongly and elegantly made, and of very dark
dappled color. Though never trained good
stepper and his form aud breeding give promise of great
speed; and his abundant courage and endurance make
him an unsurpassed roadster. -
lie bred by D. Worries, Esq, of Gravssend, L !:
aud was sired by Earl Gray, by Jackson. by Andrew
Jackson by Young Bashaw BY imported Arabian Grand
Bashaw; dam by Abdallah, by Mamhrino, by imported
Messenger. Thus II will be that he inherits the
purest aud most fashionable roting blood of this
try aud full pedigree will show him to be related
TO most of those blood horses who have Distinguish
cd the American trottng turf About to to the
East will sell him at bargain, and easy terms.
For particulars, apply TO J. W. WILSON,
January Is, 1859. q
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Ths Battling Of cerks.

The Legislative excursionists must have had
gay old time at their dinner IN Louisville
They drank some. The Louisville journal
Gays: 80 iaesss'3 abs3a I'D IS
We will not attempt to describe the fen. Il.
joie Of champagne corks which kept up a T rat At
tlinh like hail on sky-light or to write 'bov
keen relish was given to the APPETITE over
the luxnries of the table But all things INNS,
have an end, and the human body being inca
pable OF continual feeding on sarcotic nutri
ment, will finally give out, and SO the feedine
was brought to an end
Trus-the "end" Of filing beer barrel or
even whisky casS will be reached by pei s.
yeriDg appliances. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Retrenehment consistsncr.

Those Republican members of the Ohio
Legislature, whe propose to reduce the.sala-
ries of County officers to starvation points.
and who do not. propose to retrench by reduc-
ing their own fall large per diem, are not re
markable for their consistency and even
handed justice" We merely make the remark
BY way of suggestion.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Lattsr.aay 1sgi.lation.

sOvsrmuch legislation is the curse and Yice
Of the times. Before the full effect and true
operation Of law, or constitution can be
ascertained, itmust be abolished or amended !.
sWeweuld that the Republican members Of
our Legislature would quit themselves like
men-lsaye the time-censuming triAes which
have already occupied a disproportionate
share Of their attention ;,cease tithing mint
and aniss and cummin, while they emit the
weightier matters Of the law. In the dignity
Of true manhood, let them apply themselves
only, 70 the few absolutely necessary topics
Of Legislation. and not attempt ts unsettle the
whole statute book, + la &
The expense of passing and printing The
few necessary laws, will be comparatively
small and the people will be better satisfied
because better served. {
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Legislative Reereatien-Five Thousand Dollars
-,..t- --...4. r-4,- Appropriated. ..H lf.g.i

.sf. Appropriated. i.6
The members of the Ohio Legislature went
on an excursion to Cincinnati last Thursday
to meet the members of the Legislatures of
Tennessee and Kentucky. The Legislature
made an appropriation of fire thousand dol
lars fol this excursion. aaass.a
The following is the Legislative record Of
the proceedings. as we find it condensed ana
presented in the Leader of the 24th ult:
a LEGISLATIVE VISITATION IN OHIO
, The members of the Legislatures of Tennes
see and Kentucky propose to pay formal
visit to Cincinnati on the Goth of January,
and the people of the Qeen City are making
arrangements fora gala time with their South
tern guests. They also propose that the Ohio
General Assembly shall repair to Cincinnati,
welcome their brother Soons to the soil of
Ohio, and escort them TO the Capital The
use of the little Miami Railway has been ten
dered to the Legislature of Ohio for that pur
pose. a75srlH7 r5U zl.aa-s rsr--
In the Ohio Legislature on Saturday, a
message was received from the Governor, sur
gesting the propriety of inviting the Legisls
lures of Kentucky and Tennessee to visit Co
lumbus, and resolutions were passed to do SO
The House Committee on Finance reported
bill appropriating $4,000 to meet the ex,
penses of the Legislative visit, and the Speak
er appointed Messrs Parrott, Ceilings, Vim
cent. Blakeslee, Woods, Flagg, and Andrews,
Committee of Invitation and escort on the
part of the House. Messrs. Garfield, Cuppy
Ready, Holmes and Foster were appointed on
the palt of the Senate.
| The joint resolutions Of invitation, &c gave
rise to some debate and voting in both branch.
es, especially the $4,000 appropriation to pay
the expenses of the frolic. In the Senate the
resolution to tender the invitation was adopted
by the following vote :~eS 7
Ayes-Breck, Brewer, Bonar Collins, Cox
CuPpy, Eason, Ferguson. Garfield, Glass,
Holmes Key, La>key, Mccall, Monroe, Morse,
Newman, Orr, Perrill, Potts Potwin. Smith
sPrague, Stanley, Walker. White-25.
Nays-Harrison, Harsh, Jones, Moore, Par
ish, Ready-6 .lrl
On the resolution appropriating $4,000. the
vote was
Ayes-Breek. Collins, Cuppy Eason, Fer.
guson, Garfield, Glass, Holmes, Key, Morse,
Newman, Orr, Perrill. Pots, Potwin, Smith,
Stanley. Walker, White-l7
Nays-Brewer, Bonar. Cox, Harrison,
Harsh, Jones, Laskey, Mccall, Moore, Mon
roe, Parish, Ready, Sprague-13.
Messrs. Fisher, Foster and Schleich absent.
Ia the House. Mr.. Hills, of Medina, gave
notice Of his intention to discuss the reselu
tions with view of laying them ou the table,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Ropublioan state Convention

Delsgate Convention, for tha purpose Of selecting
four Senatorial Delegates the National Republican
CONVENTION at Chicago, viii assemble In the city of Co
lnmb1s on g5 itie =
ST Thursday, the 1st day OF March next,
At O'Clock A. NJ The ratio of Representa-. ion will
Delegate for each 400 for Gov. Dennison In
Rs6e and one Dcisgste for each fraction half that
number.
CThs Convention to be composed Of 465 Delegates.
or which give only tho representation Of certain
Counties. to wit Il
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

Each Congressional District win elect two Delegates
To attend ths Chicago Convention. The County Commit
fees Of the several Districts will at correspond and
aETos upon time znd place for the District Convention
70 select such Desgntss agree that Delegates from
the District to the Columbus Convention shalI select
Of eecng Delegates to tho County Conventi
Delegates to the Oolumbss Convention, and to the Din
ct Conventions viii be arranged and announced by the
several County Committees uo0n practicable We
suggest the I'D OF February IS suitable day for the
District Conventions 70 assemble to select Delegates
Chicago bat each Di..rict will consult s eoasen
tsnce In the matter. Ia however, dsr ble have the
names Of all the Distrct Delegates at the Co
We respectfully and cordially nvits all who are willing
to coopsrAts with IN support Of the candidates who
shan De nominated st tbs Chicago National Conventions
and who oppossd the policy os the present Admin
stratou to Federal corruption and usurpaon to the
extension Of Slavery into the Terrtorss to the new and
dangerous political doctrine that the Constitution of ta
own orces carise Slavery into all the Territories Of
United States the rs-openng Of the African Slave
Trades to any inequality Of rights among citizens and
who are in favor Of the Immediate admission of Kansas
into the Union under the Constitution recently adopted
~ it, people; of Restoring the FedeFal
eys.em OF rigid economy, and to the principles OF
rights Of the eaes and defending the so Of every State
and Territory from awesa Invasion and Of preserving
the integrity ef this Union, and the supremacy Of tho
Constttution and laws passed In pursuance thereof
70 attend The primary meetines for the selection Dele
gatea and 70 assist by their influence and example the
patriotic effort to restore National the
principles and practices of the Fathers Of the Republic.
cKHrRAL ExEcUzrvE coM1rrrTRE.
scKo. n PADsoNe, Chm, SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
VIZ. z. BA6COM, 9sc'y, r. N. BARR, 49,. a5
b 9W AINE. J. b. COULTER.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Redemption Of Land sold for Taxes.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that the - day of Jann.
IN ary, 1860 John s. oviat posted with County
Treasurer the required by law for the redemp-
on Of two and IS 100 of land sold Tor tsxss
ary 9th, 1S60 to Pomeroy Reed in the name OF Morris
johnson and Others being part of acres Of land
situated In Portage Co, s, Town and Lot 81 N Of
n. of w. .ta Z ALFRED BALDWIN, Co. Auditor.
january 2h 1850. aw s.-..-e -------
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

that measure might be adopted that he pro
posed to introduce. giving the Probate Judge
Prosecutor and Auditor the power to decide
what laws shall be made public
Mr. Baldwin thought system might be
matured by committee that would meet the
case, and harmonize the different views Of
members
Mr. Hutcheson offered an amendment, pro
viding for the publication. subject to the de.
cision of Probate Judge, etc.. in one newspa'
per of the largest circulation in the county,
and where there is q German paper, in that
also.
Pending this. Mr. Hughes moved that the
committee recommend the reference of the
bill to the committee on Printing which mo-
tion was carried
The Committee next took up the bill to
suspend the District School Library tax. when
Mr. Jones moved that the bill be SO amended
as to repeal the Library system instead of sus-
pending the tax.
Mr. Baldwin favored the repeal.
This amendment prevailed, when the com
mittee rose and reported back s. B. No. 20 :
Relating to the publication Of the laws
which was ordered to be read the third time
on Wednesday, next.
Also Senate Bill No. 2--To suspepd the
District School Library, with the amendment
providing for the repeal of the Library tax
instead of suspension, when
Mr. Rees of Morrox, moved the reference
Of the bill to the committee on Schools and
School Lands, which motion was lost.
Mr. Rees defended the library as an essen
tial feature in our school system.
The discussion vas not concluded at the
hour of adjournment.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Special n Offices.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Quarterly Meeting
of the Portage Co. Temperance Alliance will be held on
Thursday the 9th day of February at the Of
Nelson 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Iadies' Alliance will meet at the time aud place.
THo's W. BROWNING, Presieent.
Tan ek-qwdh 1.-1. G.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

A RNoLDs lNK-A new supply just received at the
"A RAvRNNA BoooK STORE.
scptemser 9Th, 1884
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
R ETAIL M mARKET.
erBushsl.

New-Yo Wholesale Prices Current,
Reported expressly rthe Portage County Democrat.
By A. i. LESH & CO.
@ o mmission M er oh a nts,
NO. 6 ERIE BUILDINGS. ny.
:. q :. n. .a..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

must return in behalf Of the people of my State and
Of the Leg of Kentucky grateful thanks for
this most cordial welcome. We had expected q warm
welcome from the people of Ohio. but unprepared
for such greeting have had. II has been mag
nicent pageant from the moment we set foot on the
landing at Cincinnati We received with the roar
of peaceful cannon and the shouts welcoming hosts
We win take home this welcome to the people of
tuoky. We will tell them of it, and we will tell them
that all have do keep this Government together
Is to each other oftener and know each other
better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
\. eRryyIH 4 90. AucTIoHEERs.

a. kegAni and eustly Household Furn tu~e,
10 b I'D public Aucton, this day Friday, ~ the hve
oy rssaeoee no Is West sixtea II srest between Ffth
ed egtA svenues haes commsnces ~ l0L O'Clock
he catalogue easracins the largest and rchest aortmen
q boasehoid Furniture Paintings 6tAtuary, 10. offered 1t
This SEASON. ux-soud rosewood fianoforts four
sruHd maze by city and fully guaranteed
French eob stool nsic Rack and ormonChan
ass embroidered lace Cursina rich gin Corpces Shades
yuss.ood rAos sr covered In French bocaisL conssng
q kofAs Arm Csars oval back end Reception ChAip
yood Centre Tables marble top E:rerea secrstary
Boohssse. lays work Table. bronze and ovmou Clocks
rms nons rosewood corner l.sg.rss ss Csrpps
kuGv arstc bror rprentrg washinston, Franklin La
~ stte. oil Paintings match Paintings by Norhco
DpGland, Holy fA1y by seeres Market Soc Dutch
eor Fruipesce winter kcepes also fine CAb
Pcturea superb snel Ornamental Vases &C rosewood
ea Tab elegant Mantsl sirr richly frames
Per Mirrors. Oossols fables Turkish Reclining Ch
vsfes In moquet; oak Hat Stand Ocioth stair Carpets
and mahogany Drssicg Bureaus Bad
s~sdsL washsxc6s cmn odes, shaving Stands hair and
sIrnr Mattresses feather Beds R'aose oonssrpAnes oval
nrroIs Closks Inarasinss .onoses Chars,
herss pai-n, DninE Fable oat Ch.rs crystal ana
ruey Glass DecAniers. Finger Bowls Gohcts, Tumbers,
Chsmrasnss Fruit and Pruerye Stands silver plated
tsss, Tea Service Coffee Urn sp Forks Nppsn Rings
Table Cutlery, French china Dinner shs Tea sea
10 large nsortmer Of BastmAn All: Kitchen Furniture
.eqnirsd Of all purchasers 81be above ele-
frthsr particulars inquire OF auc,iopetrs.
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A W. w1sTOOrT, AUCrIONEER.
"A. MAGNIfICvET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION


Al ~ elegant Private Resdence bsWe& Twenty fra street.
~ casAoxue comprains the
0orseous and Richest Assortment Of
Household fursiture and Works 81 Art
Offered at Auction this Season.
esp~sor srsave Pianoforte
EegAnt DrAwpg Room Suits,
Artistic Brunzos, etaiuary
Oh Panunxs, by eminent artiss.
Bronze and Ur nolu Chandeliers,
Pier aud hsntsl Mirrs,
BrOcade and Lana Curtains, he
eDcsnr i0n O'Clock precisely the entire elegant Fur
beautiful worts OF Art contained In the above large
aveuIg all Of which will be sold without and must
- imnss lately frsm the premtes comorlzns
csay reascnce 10 rosewood oak and
Ahogesy. sale VIII commence IN tae dining room with rich
knvey ware. Of Brohers manufacture urus Cas
Spoons FORKS saakst Dinner sets French
aad bhrDAn China, crystal Ont Ola ruby engraved 0aAs
.srs i,@y and gs.ri Cutlery french rorcsain sls-
f1ku-Tvo richly carved rosewood Parlor Sui q 90
wired hrss coored brocade In perfect order velvet
sd Wikon Larp~a rosewood marble TIP Regcres,
VOID Celue Hos and Pier Tables Pier Glasses
yah dAmsxk and lace Curtains French Shsdes
rurssh Chairs with Lounges 70 matsh, Chairs In
crsde elegant carved Socd Plan Dforts with sold sar
hsys; Nwb Cahinc. Dvsns, magnificent mAp,el Vases,
efshe and valuabs PAptnss Carpets, elegant Chsndeer
Ia ChAmbsss an 70 rosewood and mahoeanylsupcrb Bed
ueads large hair Mattresses dressing Bureaus marble
WasAsG&nda Commodea hror frencn Toilet Sess full Suit
q chamber Furniture In brocAe; and other Chairs
Arm chas soaa Soa Bee sads mahogany Chairs Clocks
saAossny Furniture % esscrpuon ocloshs stair Car
psas kods toy Ia with AL the gas fix
e.rss 10 the house Sale 81 o O'Clock PRECISELY rain or
uAne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
SALES Ar AUCrAOn.


RRow.E HIoHoLs AUorIoKEHxs
p, dh,. dsy EE.y ~. so, cs,sss, o
Is: sale u ' q ao.:: WAGONS 10 and asrns
ss:s, ss city made sss s
siu TOP wagons. New Haven build sI amsllsa el',h
Sps TOP wssor leather med VIII d,ck.y seat n,.o,
One s.m f :prms iroas wagon 100 pounds wssr4n.easf
sss'S: i' Bassy
-Four Road Wagons country IyS %sds
quantity Of double and .in.ls HArnesA
AfuI Sloodsa B. .A H: law; Horse syss. od1s a.
:sa ss ' $50 Who. iIs ssa spns
surssSn: certificate WIN bs Fiyea q b. ssapIess :
!: ss d :: G ns signed BY Aa. wS0u l."
ss sss Es. pole s s1s d: ss .s.; s G
rfstoI, In .ood order and very stylish
aoasi. Hes: 3 aa 81 sas Ss Ia. s,s used
The above Establishment can DO seen Appncsn,i othe
ALSO
biz switch tails SPLENDID travellers single well double
n S. .ss and sg s s.s s anS d. G
the past eighteen monhs sells OF having
no an' 70 use hem they Also sis Ar's rate family team
A s s: u h.sei hire IRE. *: s sss .
endnrAnce Trustee stock.
way family Morse Or for heavy work. sound
kind and gentle.
ALSO,
bay mare years old warranted sound and kind In 81
and fine under the saddle used la
dies and children shs sold the present tho
city.
ALSO,
handsome mahogany bay horse years old l5k hands
hsh will trot minuesp-ompt and stylish dryer-wax
rah'sd sound and Aina-'Old s only for want q use
dark br horse, old, Is hands high and
hind, warranted In ali respeA horse
or grocery sold the present
further for aim.
dark brown horse IL han 10 high splendid
e1press wagon drsy sold the present has
further for him.
bay Morgan Horse 1854 bands high, ax years old,
rantod perfectly sound kind and GENTLE will stand without
tying and well broken TO harness and fine saddle horse
ros IN less than S1a.
ALSO,
sorrel Horse Duroc and Messenger hands high
long tall years old warranted eone
trot In three minutes
Also trons wagon msde last season by one Of the bes.
city makers; Harness. do, In good order.
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uBNRY H. LEEDS AUTOBIOGRAPHY Il. LEEDS
g9 xii sell - .acsion on Ihu.sasy and Fnisy Nov
sale Of Japanese and oher Fancy 0ooda sompnsns The
balance Of goods imported BY Mes wetmore, ,ryder Co.,
consisting OF guberb naco Cahneta shawl BoIes silver
Cases lacquered Cabinet boat Shell Birds, trays China
&c. Also, embroidered Fire screeus japanese Brooms
Bowls Tops Fire Screens scarfs Lion Skins and oher gooda
Also hne bAcl marble Closk, bronze Group Vase
Figures Roman bronze Vase 0roups and other
Also variety OF wax Figures parlors oseher With
pair large marble Vases eatuAry 10 Dan be cxs-
mined above day before the nAlo.
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uHNRY II. LEEDS AUCTrONEuR.-HENRY b. LEEDS
IL CO. will ren 1t auction, on Friday, Nov =, n 10Y
oclocl at a Rvneon street. near Kdrdge street. House.
hold Furniture Consisting OF ingram Carpe4s .hree ply do
nah Sofas In hair cloth mshoky Iete Tets mshoga
ny arm and parlor Chairs covered in hacoth Rocke
hoeaDy Bookcase and Secretary Roc mahogany
Dedssads black walnut Bed.eada dressing Bureaus wash
uands centre Tables SIDE Tables, work fAbks
tresss feather Beds, Boskr Pillows Blankets and
eheets vint shades, CtOmans Mrrors hall stand on
cloth. Also large Range Heater Cooking Stove &c In
GLIDING large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture Grocksry
ola (r
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Ar AUCTION RIGS HOUSEHOLD EuRsIfuRK
E-uaz Il Paintings 10 god frsmea
Fine statuAr and nroaz.s.
Elessnt china Vases select btan rnamenss
Full ssvsnusf Pianolo'ts. WI st,ol and Cover.
I'll NOR TAYLOR Aoctoneer,
i sen DAY al the contents Of the dwenpE OF the
Lat. Col. q IAgare
sns sung II nne assortment of Furniture Looking
Glasses. Phintusl velvet Brussels and irgrsu Carpets
grockery, silver snd plated Ware 40 10 good order.
PARLOao CONTAIN
carved rosewood Suits sompte pieces each
satin brocsiel o c6ecnt cals DO pieces
re'e ee SOL two ArchErs and four Paror Chairs co
suPKhB ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTs
fu seven octave eAhorAey carved legs pearl KEYS snt
fully nlAid with pearl ovcruyurg base iron frame ara 81
neror nsrument every way; oost $500 only one nonsn
klegAnt lace and brocstel Curtains with Cornicoa.
on Paintings must he seen N be ApprccAed
CHOICE collection Of bronze ard Psrau Figures and
With other articles worthy Of notice but Voc hume ms
mention
Extra large extension Dining Table, f~-t osrved eks
rosewood sdeboArd gold bar Winner sss tb0
pieces DO. ard Decorated Tea SGT, ~ pit "a Sen
ard Spoons, CHHt1rs 1or seLS &C
Preach and Bohemian plain and col ID arters Wines
0obs aud Iumbers English Tab lte pearl and ivory
AAndes. Psistnn Of Game Piece and suit OF Fur.
aIDkOONS-sECORD AND THIRD STORIES.
Rosewood mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, wsshsands
Fables s hAr and spring Mattresses 8eddog Mir
rurs Carpets Shades Curtains, Cornces &c &C. altogether
ssns due assoreni Of housekeeping articles suitable for
Sale Commences at l0,s O'Clock.
BALE positive Goods DO examined n The house previous
~ he sale, after O'Clock.
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ELk8AkT HOUSEHOLD FukHIIUKE
PIANOFOxrE MfRBoKs CARPETS &C.,
noess'ins N part Of el.Fsn walnut and mssossny
faror suits In blue and god and crimson brste green and
orson rush aud harroth rose rod and mahxasy Oenre
fables marble tops rich E frame Pier MIR or with msroe
slsb and brsesee Bouir Eegere aarble TOP mshogsay
s.d oh Lounges Ia hr cAiel and haircs usbossny and
walnut breesg Bureaus and wsshstanda marble t,ps ce
giant carved rusewocc, walnut shw my rrench Bel.
sssda har and husk narsnses Bedroom Chslrs OAK and
Abvsnl krenstr Dining rshss Dining Chairs velvet and
Brussels ..rpen kecumbeut Revolving and Recinins
Cears made by King 500 silver Plated Castsrs Table Cut
ery, cut OlSs ware no Al II O'Clock, superior tined
~ octave mahos.ny Pianocsse Also small l OF oncs Fur
rture Catalogues nov ready.
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A uCTIok NOTICE. DOUGHTY, AUcrIoEEE&.
"A will sel ths day l0ls O'Clock the salssroo IS
NAsu street A- enrs Furniture Of four story house.
for OF consisting of rosewood Plano
FORTE Fsror hair III velvet ard brosate
psr owl and mantle mirrors, velvet, u~s three ply and
Ingram msh Dressing .nd paa bureaus Ward
rokes Dressing Tables sofia osh Chamber sets ensmsed
do mahogany ard Sofa Bedseaas oorges shoxany
rabies marble top Centre aud sEe Tables mahogany GARD
rsbrs. Writing and Couniins Desks lawyers BNoscsse Cut
aud plated dining and oncs ,hars 100 Cot
bsdsieads Ac The whole 10 be reremptorly sold, and
verify aud the trade N. B.
9oocS be boxs d the