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The following despatch was published in
the Union and american of Saturday, election
day:
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1861.
To j. o. GRIFFITH: CONFERENCE DONE
NOTHING YET. Nor LIKELY TO AGREE UPON
ASYTHING FAVORABLE No HOPE OF ADJUST,
HENT. JAMES II. THOMAS.
And ON This.
The annexed despatch from Judge TorrES.
was published in the Memphis .4ppeQl the dav
after the election. Sunday:
Special Despatch to the Appeal
WASHINGTON Feb. 6, 1861.
EDITORS APPEAL: The convention has
merely organized. There are no develop
meats yet as to what can be done.
A. o. ". TOTEM.
Mr.. THOMAS is not q member of the Peace
Conference-Judge ToTTES is.
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Ghamferg SaIes.
FARDING'S ADDITION.
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FARDING'S ADDITION
E. II. Chidress Us. c. F. Thurston.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, at November Term, 1890 in the above
named case, will sell at public sale, at my Office,
in the Court House, at Nashville, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2ND, 1861,
Lot Jackson street. in Harding's Addition front
ing III feet said Street and running back - feet
to an Alley feet wide. This Lot is made up of
Lots No co. 81 and seventeen feet of Lot No g. and
is property sold TO the defendant by W. Warne.
TERMS:-S months, with interest from day of SALE
purchaser give notes with approved security and
sale without redemption. j. E GIEAVES,
feb9-tds Clerk and Master.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CEDAR STREET.

HOUSE AND LOT On CEDAR STREET
W. E. Watkins E. C. Crump and others.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1860 in the above
named case, will sell at public sale, my office, in
the Court House, at Nashville, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH End, 1851,
The House and Lot Cedar street. Just east of the
Catholic Church. and between said Church and the res
idence of Dr. Atchison. Lot SO by los Deep
TERMS %, II and Is months credit with interest
from day of sale, purchaser give notes with APP
proved security, and sale without redemption.
feb9--tds J. E. GLEAVES, C. & NJ
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January Rules, 1861.

Catharine Meador Us. C. V. Meador.
IT appearing the satisfaction OF the Clerk Mas
that the Defendant, C. v Neador is non-resi-
dent Of the state of Tennessee that the ordinary
process law cannot be served upon him it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Nashville Pa
triot newspaper published in the city of Nashville,
for four successive weeks requiring the said Defend
ant to appear at the May term 1851 of the Circuit
Court of Davidson county, TO be held at the city of
Nashville the Third Monday in May next then and
there plead, denur 10 Compainants Bill or
the viii be taken pro confesso, and for hear
ing parte- DAVID c. LOVE,
febI1-td Clerk and Master.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN WATKINS ADDITION.
SnrnunI III Mamma -. % % Nnu.-

HOUSE AND LOT IN WATKINS ADDITION.
Samuel 81. Manning us. P. B. Kelly
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, at November Term, 1860, in the above
named case, will sell at public sale, at my Office in
the Court House, at Nashville,
SATURDAY, MARCH 2ND, 1861,
The House and Lot mentioned in the pleadings as
cupied by the defendant The Lot fronts so feet on
Gay street, in Watkins Addition, and runs back $50
feet
TERMS 30 and II months credit, without interest
purchaser to give with good security payable in
Bank, and lien also retained. J. E. GLEAVES,
feb9-ids Clerk and Master.
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ITO be Contiaued.]

/" POINTING THE GUNS INLAND" = The
Richmond Enquirer recently grew very indig-
nant over a report that the guns at Fortress
Monroe had been mounted SO as to point in
land, and sweep the farms of peaceful Virgi-
mans. Hon. JOSEPH SBGAR writes from old
Point Comfort to the Richmond Whg con-
tradicting this sensation story. He says it is
all leather and prunella.;" there was not
the least foundation for il.
THE PEACE CONGRESS at Washington, on
the 7th instant, appointed the following menu
bers a committee to consider all propositions
of adjustment:
Guthrie. of Kentucky, Chairman Fowler,
of New Hampshire Hall, of Vermont /;
Ames, of Rhode Island Baldwin, of Con-
necticut /; Yroom, Of New Jersey; White, of
Pennsylvania Bates. of Delaware John
son, of Maryland Selden, of Virginia Ruff
IN, of North Carolina; Ewing, of Ohio !;
Smith, of Indiana Logan, of Illinois Har-
Ian, Of Iowa.
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For Cairo and st. Louis.
rTNHE fine passenger steamer c. a GT~D
Il +. HlLLMAN, j. n. CoRBETT, kzzE l5zsz1<SSs1 |
Master, viii leave for the above a&z<zz:zz<sl
and ali intermediate ports Tuesday, the 18th inst
at O'Clock, P. M. tor freight passage apply on
board or to A HAMILTON, Agent.
feb1-td
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DY v1rtsre Il IN Execution directed md deliverea
ID % me iron Em- J. Chandler, jasf,ce q NE
thc hiehest bidder. for cssh. Noosny he llsh
Day u February, le6l, oue Negro Girl, aboat nins
yssrs I'D, b. ~ nne a c<ory. levied q = TIE
property q yeoe 4 Un1ley, jr., % 1axnv q Exncp
g. :. y 49, = Ave- e Jsn. yI4lln, IN
sn.e.ry -, ~ MILAN 0E<u
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las ofncs adjoining the residence Of Capt. Stock
III ell, Cherry street., and resides q No. - Vine
1treets between Church and broad. janze-0
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ELECTION NOTICE.

T,HE Stockholders of the Nashville Gas Light Com
l. pany WIZ hold their annual election OF seven Di-
rectors at the Office Of the Company Thursday 18th
day of March, 1861. JAS II. KENDRICK,
feb7-tSmarch. Secretary
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10 EDWARDS, F. B. HARRIS, E-P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, IIAhRIs &CO
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL.
selected stock of Groceries, Tobaccos, Liquors,
&c. comprised IN part as follows, to which
spectfully invite the attention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
IS hhds louisiana Sugar, so bbls Coverings pow
20 =" Clarified dered Sugar;
90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes Loaf Sugar;
loo bbls Plantation Molas- so halt bbls Refined Mo,
100 half bbls Plantation 90 packages St. Louis Col
Molasses; den syrup;
so bbls Refined Molasses; so pks New orleans Col
so bbls Coverings d den Syrup;
Crushed Sugar;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java Cof-
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Iaguira Coffee;
Coffee.
WHISKY.
100 bbls Rectihed Whisky so bbls Robertson county
leo "a KIDD " 90 bbs smiths Old Re-
100 packages Old Rye Wits serve Whisky;
ky; puncheons OF Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
ll0 quarter casks Seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
10 quarter casks oar Is 61e f snsfry @9e
- Duprey Co.'S Brandy, :. Sweet Malaga {.
20 or casks Rochelle Bran 10 90 Dry g q
dy; so pks Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro so baskets Champagne;
prietor's Brandy; Is boxes Claret;
100 pks American Brandy; 25 pks Lemon Cordial;
100 % Ginger 90 % 80 Mint
SO g Cherry % 90 boxes Bitters;
Blackberry :. Is pks Holland GIN.
% g Raspberry 10 casks Rum:
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia Tobacco-various brands;
500 90 Kentucky ss
IS kegs A smiths Pancake Tobacco;
81, 90 GOO Superior Havana cigars-various brands
$4,000 '' Domestic s'
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candies; 90 boxes stearine Candles
200 hH q . so g Tallow &c
$50 or % q % $50 boxes Soap, various
kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbIs extra Family Flour;
100 90 8: Superfine
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwf1eat Flour.
sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks fine anpc % chests Green and
Salt; Black Teas;
500 bbls Kanawha Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, so nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; Is sacks Almonds;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; SO bbls Pccans and Fill
100 casks Soda; berts:
1000 pounds Bar Lead 10 bbls English walnuts;
6O0 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom;
sizes; 100 doZ Zinc Wash Boards;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa
tiers; per;
% cases Sardines, and 90 bags Pepper;
= boxes; 25 " Alspice;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; so bxs Ground Mustard;
$50 pks Raisins; so 90 Fire Crackers;
100 " Aackerel so bbls Cider Vinegar;
sc bbls Xxx Ale;
With variety of other articles.
Jan11-f EDWARDS, HARRIS co.
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For Rent.

ES0R the balance of the year. that convenient Family
II Residence, situated on College street, between
Church and Broad streets, and opposite Slngeton's
Livery Stable The House is two story brick, and
contains five rooms, larder, kitchen and other out
houses. For terms, &c, apply to
febI2-1ws E. r. GLASCOCK.
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For Rent. Furnished.
FOR HIRE

A SLEEPING ROOM, for single gentlemen, IN a
n Private House, with every convenience. For
particulars apply at this Office. JanII
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Co-Partnership Notice.

4 HAVE taken in the Wholesale and Retail Drug ana
Il Prescription Business on Market Street INV former
clerk, Mr. F. J. HAUcH- o. SPRINGER
The name and style OF the firm hereafter will be
Jan9-6m o. SPRINGER SEQ
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A DWELLING HOUSE, Cherry Street, 5 doors
N from Hasbrooks' store, with rooms including
cook and servants rooms, ofice smoke house sta
bic and small garden well in the yard. Apply at the
place or 90 North Market street. Possession given
Immediately. sani
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FOR RENT For 1851

THE Store Room College Street occupied -
Il by hessrs- Gould & Freeman as a Furni iEs55F
ture Establishment SsssE
Possession given LIST January, 1861 Apply
to Inoy2-tf1 MICHAEL. yAUGHN
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For Rent. For Rent.

IT HE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
by me is tor rent for the year 1851 not rented
before the 18th January, VIII be rented public out
cry TO the highest bidder For terms &c apply To
j. E Bauman, at the Rock City Mills.
dec29-u w H. GORDON
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FOR RENT.

4 HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses IN haireueid
that would like to rent TO good tenants Tor the
year, 1851 For Information call at my residence N
Edgeheld, or on VIM Moore who authorized TO rent
or sell them (. A HERMAN
noy2T-tf
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FOR RENT

WE have lot If good Negroes 10 hire, Aen. Girls
w and Boys DanS-tfl II. Il. HAYNES & co
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TOYS & FIREWORKS

TUT NCut.
N the Ewing Avenue, very convenient BRICK
" Cottage, with seven rooms Rent $3.50 Likewise
a very desirable Frame Dwelling house, with cisteru
stable and carriage house. Rent $500 AppIy al
Hughes Art Gallery, corner Of Union and College
streets. c G. EITGUFS
dec5-n
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE river is fallin:
with feet water in the canal.
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NEGROES TO HIRE

A MICRO WOMAN capable of doing service for
n small family, cook and washer dec2a-tf
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that Constitution which secession seeks to
destroy.
Whether We have two or more confedera-
cies, Missouri, Kentucky. Tennessee, and
Maryland are to be converted into mere out
posts. The people who know most of their
present free-State neighbors, and with whom
commercial intercourse must of necessity
exist, are to have their immediate northern
friends transformed into enemies, and all the
privileges of the Constitution are to be sur
rendered for the poor boon of standing as
military sentinels to guard those who dream
of southern confederacies. aud feel secure be-
cause OF their remOteness from danger. These
seeding States are now no sufferers from the
evils of which they complain. They know
nothing of personal liberty bills, except as
they afford preteSSts for their schemes, while
hundreds of miles Of slave territory inter-
venes between them and the free States. 1t is
the border slave States have named which
alone feel the injustice of the Aboliticnists;
and now the Gulf States propose, by dis
union, 10 aggravate all these evils, and add
to their number thousand fold. It remains
to be seen if they and their misguided allies
can SO far mislead the people of the border
slave States as TO induce them thus reckless
ly to throw away their best interests to graft
fy the malignity of disappointed ambition.
And let il be remembered that there is no
complaint from any quarter of the South
against the provisions of the fugitive slave
law. The charge, as have already said, is
that some of the people of the free States de
not approve its provisions, and sometimes re-
sist its enforcement
Bat this is not the fault of the Federal
Government. which disunion would madly
destroy. Mr.. Orr. late the Presiding Officer
of this House, and very recently resident
Commissioners " near the Government of the
Quilted States. from the Kingdom of South
Carolina, Laughter has declared the fugi-
tive slave law to be g as stringent as human
ingenuity can make it." ask my friends
who are 10 iaTor Of dissoiving the Union, if
It's overthrow will make the fugitive slave
law mole stringent, or make tie radical anti
slavery men Of The free States more Inclined
70 admire its provisional / frankly admit
that the northern people arr opPosed 70
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my place. I1al III tBis congress snail Glally
fail to meet the public expectation in patri
otie quarters, / will not then be willing to
abandon my interest in almost the only gov
ernment in the world which is worth pre-
serving. This House cannot, by any indiffer-
ence it may manifest to the various PROPOSE
tions before it, force me to join those who,
aiming at disuuiOn as an end, expect by your
indifference 10 gather strength for their revo-
lutiouary designs. Before / consent to aid
in the overthrow of my country, and to ex-
tinguish its nationality, will counsel with
your masters-ihe people-those in whose
unambitious hearts love of country and of
kind burns as brightly as of yore.
Sir, this revolution which threatens speed
ily to involve US all, and which is suggestive
of so terrible a future, is the most extraordna-
~ objectionable, and indefensible the world
has ever looked upon and public men all
over the country, of whom better things were
expected-men who, few months ago, were
indignant at the bare suspicion of their SYM
patty or completely with those who were then
plotting revolution--are now counselling
armed rebellion. and playing with the worst
passions of mankind, as though nothing Sc
rious were involved in the result.
/ propose TO meet fairly the dread alterna-
tive presented by these precipitators to
meet them in candid spirit, and to array in
opposition to their real and pretended priev-
anees, some of the manifold blessings which
all sections OF the country have derived from
the Governments Government which smiles
even yet benignantly upon its misguided
children. Aud may 1 rot ask what utter
madness aud folly must there be in subvert-
ing the Government for the purpose of secur-
ing out OF the Union rights or privileges
which may not be secured or vindicated nv
candid appeals to our kindred and friends
who salute the same flag and acknowledge q
common ancestry. -
1t is a remarkable and most significant fact
that this revolution is not justified or carried
on with reference 60 much to anything which
has been done by Congress, or any political
party, as because of dangers which, it Is al
leged. are to be aPprehended in the future.
The only thing charged to have been already
done or performed. as was said By my friend
from Virginia, tMr. Ailisoa,) two days ago,
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fOrt Oh New YORK, january 40, isoA.
CLEARED
Steamship AusrAlasian (Br, Hockey, Queenstown and
steamship Quaker CITY shufeidt, Havans--Harsous Co
Steamship X II cuyer, Croker sayannah-H Cromwell
steamship jamestown, Skinner Norfolk, &c-Ludism a
ship Harvest Queen, Young LiverpOol-Cbas Marshall
ship s,endower, EmsrtOn, nvsrpOsl-Nesmi,h 4 Sons
B Bs CUSHING SS2S si pso6 FSrse
BsIs 2rss SS
BARK Fame, Kennedy, Rchmond-C Il Pierson Co.
B BTs M ksss small Ispr
Rs M ass apcs sasg sD peT
Bris seoSns, fr Francis sarssdos% Chester :.
Brig Rolling waye Collins klch%cnd1J d Ward Co.
schr Hannah, Load "Reminiscences i,- a CO
sehr Geo Davis, forney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dimon
seSr kssiiae' York; @E fhisseipSis Hand
schr Howard, -, Boston-s W Lewis.
ARRIVED.
E,earo,hp Bremen C3ren), vessels Bremen via South
Kan ac SH H msse sss % specie &
S.s with a'' and
s%ss o xs A%oy &, SCI g 1 ss
sspsisa nip Ssass susnSs xyE. s,,, -
NJ as,s 81: SsSs$ Ssss
g.gs s Cloud OF Rio S s4
Selma Stetson, for New York. and Namesug Rogers for
New Orleans Nov "a miles outside Of Rio Janero passed
brig Mount Vernon, Hall, from Baltimore bound In.
Bark Teresa Foster, Maracaibo Doc "a with coffee a. 20
Maitland Phelps Co. Has been days Of HAt,eras with
heavy NV gales.
Brig Socrates DAM Hemmert Newcastle 90 DAYS with
coal 10 order vessel 70 Parmeee Had very heavy
weather received no damage.
Brig Joseph Parks of Boston, Briggs rrrnambuco Dec T.
via Hampton Roads Jan 10 with Walsh
Chase Put into Hampton Roads for orders
Brig King Brotnsrs LaIswag fost sa Prime Dec 2 with
since passing Sailed company with brig Hannah
McEven, and BI brig, for Boston.
Leonard Berry, Steele Cardenas via Tnagua Dec -
with salt smith, Jones Go. Sailed In company with Br
schr Minerva, Fletcher, for Baltimore
Brig Surf to Caden Mcintyre, New Orleans days. with
&c TO Rensud, Francois Co; vessel 70 Nesmth
Brig Minnie schiller, CsnrAuton 81 Marks Is days with
cotton 6c 10 Brodc fees Had eales and Loaf
jbboon 81 inst "A r. ~ 40 spoke ship Harvest II
Schr Trade wind of Tsbury Mass BAXTER Barbados Der
Dec 81 80 lon u 20 schr Gen Marion, steering
7th inst LAT 50 Ion rs rs brig Andover Crowen steer
ing Sc 18th, miles NV by from the Highlands, passed
quarter Of vessel about 70 feet long and 10
wide the paint the bus arks color, and looking
FRESH passed pieces q snlyarss 70, bSurs
| 70, with coffee &C, 70 Kunhardt a Co. -.
schr Emma of Provincesown Cook Jacmei Dec % with
schr Pocahonas NIckerson New Orleans rs days with
gar &C 10 Brigham. Has been J days OF Hatteras
schr q 3 X shannon Bowen, washington NC, % days
for Boston Put IN for harb0 having experienced heavy
schr CSt Williams, Rogers Virginia days
schr~~ sstor, Let's, Virginia, days
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A JSO J: HuNGERFoRD CO., AUCTIONEERs.
H. BANKRUPT
SALE OF
RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD

SALE OF
RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD
AND WORKS OF ART.
Sold by order Of Supreme Court,
On this day "wednesday Jan l6 at l0x O'Clock pre0ey
a. the elegant private esldence No. 81 West Sixteenth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eegeres marble French
plate doors and back; Work Table, inlald with mother OF
pear Centre Tables stauayy marble two fun
Of drawing room Furniture elegant ete aete sofas,
WOOD frames and covered In three cooyd satin bocade Of
most expensive description; fables nlaid with
tolse shell orocade and lace Curans
non Chandeners, imported from Paris; Candelabras,
FRENCH plate pie. aud manel Mlors with rich gut
frames superb Sevres and Dresden china Vases,
MAGNlFlCENr Z OCTAVE PIANoFORTE
Carved legs and case finished round inad with sold
pearl keys rosewood Stool rack smbrodered cloth
cover book AT d sheet music Hail. Rosewood Hatsand OH
CLOTH &C. Dining roomSold Buffet, richly carved az.
tension Table 6 foot draw, Hertz patent Armchsrs but
ers Tray Couches silverware Coffee Urn Tes
Set six pieces Napkin Rings Cake Baskes Casters spons
from the celebrated house Of PesEin Co., Pars viz BE-
Preserve Stands Punch Bowl; sheffield table Cutlery:
Bureaus bedsteads Commodes WARDROBE
SUITE style OF Louis XIV hair and spring
Blankets Bed Linen Brussels Carpets, oval Mirrors
Rockers &c Also Furniture Of the upper Chambers stran
wishing 10 attend this sale take Firth Sixth
cars stages from the Aston House, st. Nicholas aud
Metropolitan Hocls viii bring them within few doors Of
the house corner Of Sixteenth street.
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schr Mary Percs uuntou Esabehport for East Boston
schr n Freeman, YcEk, bennington. ? daya
sloop sprngue, Gibbs Proyidsnce days
Steamer New London. Smith New Londpn.
SAILED.
Steamships United States Orb glasgow Quaker City, Ha.
II Cuyior Savannah, Roauoke Norfolk &c; ships
Renown San Fr.neisco Marathon Liverpool sutana, New
Orleans; bsrks Eliza Young Br), Glasgow; Aomc Vera
Cruz brigs Anita Owen, Neuvitas; A Reed, norfolk.
Wind during the day NNE.
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N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO
IA PURCHASE
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
AND BEAUTIFUL BRONZE AND MARBLE WORKS
OF ART,
RICH CHINA AND sILyEE WARE, PAINTINGS.

PORTER 4 co, AUCTlONEERS.
Wednesday this day. Jan. IL.
At the elegant private residence 2S Fourteenth street. west
OF Eighth avenue,
Being the entire beautiful Furniture OF the house. made TO
torily sold, rain or shine.
ParorsRoya velvet Carpets three magnificent rosewood
paor Suits covered In elegant satin and brocae large
Votare and reception Chairs to match two rosewood Etc
ceres with marble tops and mirror DOORS and back lined with
expensive carved elegant rosewood CENTRE
side and work Tables parlor Furnure rosewood
corner and music Stands octave
the most superb instrument offered at auction this
richly carved legs end nad with mother OF pearl and
Music Rack, Books Music dc large French plate Mirrors
variety Of Oil Paintings embracing many valuable speci.
all elegantly framed large size elegantly decorated
china Vases Clocks together with many other costly
msnte ornaments; mahogany ba walnut and rosewood
cushioned Chairs covered in harcioh and medal ion rock
Ing and Chars Sofas extension Tables rich china
Tea and Dinner Sets cut Glassware comprising full ass0rt
ment such Tumbiers Wines, Champagnes Gobles Salts
Butter Dishes &c Also costly Slverware elegant revolving
Casters with splendid 3otes Spoons Forks Cake
ke Tea servces Savei Ivory Cutlery Crockery
Plates &c Also the Furniture of all the contain
ing suits In rosewood~nd mahogany Chairs elegant
wood and mahogany Bedsteads hair Maeaes,
wood and mahogany marble top Buresus and WHNands To
match the Beosteads decorated china Toilet Sets, bedroom
Carpets Mirrors toilet and work Tables elegant stair Car
pets end Rods OH Cloths hall stands &c The anctoneer
calls special attention to this SALE embracing everything
rich and desirable useful and ornamental to the
furnishing complete of first class house Purchasers
have their goods packed and shipped at the sale.