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Gas Fixtures,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ROOFING! ROOFING

TH7isE OUTCALT ELASTIC ME-
III TALLIC ROOFING" is offered to tho public
rs tho best and cheapest Metal Roof now nsed, Its
merits tested by an experience Of years IN this city
and vicinity. Applied to fiat or steep, old or new
buildings No solder used fastened securely with
out exposure to the action of the elements.
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment to any part Of
the United States, can he applied by any one with
ordinary mechanical skill. Orders prom pity filled.
CALDWE ELL q CO,
Iyl6-H l32 West Second street
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LISE OF LETTERS

IT'D EMATNTNG IN THE POSTOFFTCE
"a al CoyingtOn, Saturday, September Q, 1859:
B8'persons calling for any of tn, Sc letters will
please say they are advertised.
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~
THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First tt ain-No. Express, at A. NJ, connects via
Colulnbus and Cleveland, via oumbus Crestline and
brgh, Detroit via Cleveland and steamer This Train
stops, betw oen Cincinnati and Columbus, at Love.
land, Deeriield, Morrow, Xenia, Cedarville, South
Charleston, London and West Jefferson.
Second II ain No. Express, at $3.50 A: NJ connects
via Columbus, BeIlair and Bcuwood; wheeling; via
Orestline and Pittsburg: VITA Columbus and Cleve-
land; Detroit via Cleveland and steamer White Sui
phur station via Sprinefield. This Train stops be
tween Cincinnati and Columbus, at Planvile, Mill
ford MEANWHILE, Loveland Deerfield Morrow, Cor
win, Spring Valley, Xenia and London.
Third n-Accommodation, at 4:i0 +. M., Tor
Columbus and Springfield.
Fourth Train-Night Express. at il:SC NJ; con
meets via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood; Wheeling,
via Columbus, Steubenville and Pttsburg; via Co.
lumbus, Crestline and Pittshuig: via Columbus and
Cleveland. This train etcps at Loyeland. Morrow,
Corwin, Xenia aud London. SLEEPING CARS ON
THIS TRAIN.
No Express, through to Cleveland without change
of cars,
No. 2Express through to Wheeling without change
The NIGHT Ex xPREsS Train leaving Cincinnsti
Mt 1880 r. NJ, runs daily, except ATURDAYS. The
Dthor Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS.
FOR all information and through Tickets to Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelri,ia, baltimore, Washing
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, punkirk, Cleve land
pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places,
apply at the OinCes Walnut Street House, No. Bur.
net House, south east corner OF 3roadway and Front
streets, and at the Eastern nepD5.
Trains run by Columbus tinro, which 10 seven min
N''' '''''' j. DURAND, sup't.
Omnibuses call for passengers by leaving direction
at the Ticket Offices myl7
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

Aman Charles
Ashton Harry
Ayers James
Adams John L
A very : NJ
Allgaier S A
Anderson 5 8
Alexander Il III
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Merrelps Blackberry Anodyne.

yENHIS MEDICINEISO OFFERED TO THE
M public as one oftlle best ifnot theverybe med
icinethat has ever been invented for DARinEA, DYs-
ENTERY, CHOLERA lEpANTuM, and all other derangc-
are so prevalent and tata in our cOuntry-correcs
the deranged condition of the Liver; alla,s Nervous
lrrtatiOns, such rs is caused by Teething,-g
tone and healthy action to the bowels, and wtha is
pleasant to take. ly23-bmt
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Advertised Letters.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the Cincinnati Post.ofice SATURDAY EVENING.
September 4, 1859.
,cB- Ar letters advertised are subject to an ssra
chars5 ot one cent Persons calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
s5 Persons calling for these letters will please say
they are advertised and give number and date OF list.
sg The Office will open at ~ A. NJ, and close Mt W.
A. u.
W" The list below is made up every Saturday even
lng between and o'clock, and embraces all the un.
caledfor letters OF that week.
gS" On saturdays the office is closed from 3 to
o'clock z. Nj. for the purpose of preparing the Letter
LiS:.
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At the Old Established Stand,

"a EAST FIFTH, BET. MAIN AND SYCAMORE.
"A HAVE A LARGE AND DESIRABLE
n stock of Household and Office Furniture, both
new and second band, consisting Of fine bedsteads,
sofas and parUr chairs Brussels and ingram carpets,
nil cloth, cutlery etc. fine assortment OF conn
ters shelving, office desks and stools, etc. Also,
stock of Billiard tables, pianos, extra marble-top
counters and tables on hand and for sale low.
an6-ann WM. GARTER. prnnrietOr.
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E.I
{nilinlS
4 and J

Worthy Secretary Of Neil Dow lodge
Ilbany and Salem Railroad Office.
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING IN NEWPORT POST
R0 OFFICE September y ISjg
SE- POstUilicc Is open Sunday from nine till ten
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HALLS PATENT.
vuyHE MosTRETIABLEF AND

THNHE MOSTREHsABAE 10 flRE AND
n BURGLAR PROOF ehFES.-1hcy havc given
more satisfaction than any other now IL use.
We offer "a reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS to any person that cali, up 10 the present
time show single instance wherein they have h,lled
to preserve their contents.
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
being the best Fire Proof Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing TO
test with any establishment in the Union, ard the
par failing first to forfeit TO the other, the sum
Of s2,OOO
We are prepared furnish better Safe and at ess
cost than any other manufacturer in the United
States.
Secondhand Safes of other makers, also on hand.
Wercspectfully invite the public TO call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
aupl2-ayt Nos ~ and IL East Columbia street.
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The English on Barn tm.

from the Bfst0l Advertiser, March D.
Rristoians have received the Apostle of Humbug and
paid him well for his impudence. The bapt;zes
lies excuses frauds, and boasts Of cunning who insults
common sense whist he trades upon curiosity who
thrves by ingenuity without scruple audacty without
shame-who mocks simplicity az dshonor and honesty
human breast ana an element OF folly 10 attach every
human mnd-wbose gospel consists in the philosophy OF
doDg' and avoiding being "done'whose profits are in
creased by the confession of bis tricks and whose doctrines
are themselves only new tricks 10 augment his profits
this being has been amongst us-has publicly EXHIBIT
ed himtef like one Of his own monsers-has made
his BODY his mind his SOUL his hardened conscience aud
his ignominous life the various commodities in a market
where every purchaser must either be fool TO be
swndled, rogue ambitious 10 excel in the art OF
swndng For nearly nineteen centuries the Sermon on
the Mount has been the law Of the worlds commercial
and social morality; in days, new prophet
has sprung up, who tells that TO cheat Is
longer q wickeincss; that 10 lie s logger a
condemned exPedicnt that to gull the public IS
the beginning and end OF all wisdom that an undeected
robbcr more honorable than poor honest man; that
successui gambler Is one of natures true nobility; that
mamrnon worship the true devotion, and that Hypocrisy
deceit, lying perjury aud fraud are the legitimate arts
OF worship Many OF our respectable and pious fellow
citizens went TO and hear this fon Drained aposale
from humanity. Weare sorry for IT, His audience should
have been confined To the nngody SPECTATORS and unde
tected thieves -four ncighborhood. Redpath should
stand up 10 expound his inqutes, how many OF our
readers would pay shilling to go and hear bnS II bar
lot should come forward TO recount her adventures and
10 describe the articles ofpaint powder aud padsiooks
smes and attire by which abe han succeeded 10 eptraD
ping her foolish Victims how many Of the ladies' OF Br.
tol and Clifton would be found 10 give her audence9 Yet
rlantan that, in all essential respects the advocate
Of bumbug and apoloeist Of quackery Just shameful
dangerous, and as disgusting character either Of
these Surely society is bad enough, tbout the aid OF
this unnatural stnulus-this prepos,erdus public
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| UGUsTUs 8. MAYNARD, AUCTI0NEER
AunTynN GALE 0R

UGUsTUs g. MAYNARD, AUCTI0NRER.
"A ,,.c,-r, AIGTI9H SALE !4dI 1, o. T., /. vr,,nr
Seven panofcre superb drawing suits statuary
vases pier and mante miror Ok paintings BY celebrated
artists
tho elegant residence 50 West TwensyiIth street. near
.. nxs \, a ,Cn o'c,,.. ,r.o..,x
The au tioneer would cali particular Of his friends
ment household furniture odersd auction this all
'''N " ''' "'s''' DRAWING ROOMS
n sIsvs p % and
tops ladies' work tsle two suits covered IN maroon satin
brocade, consisin tete ete sofas two arm, two
bes match the suits ,ncogneurs card tables; oval mirror
rosewood and gilt frame panofore carved legs tnad with
pearl ar and solid pearl ss;s made BY CITY maker COS. 500
mrrors lace crns cornces shades DOL Turkish reclining
chairs Kings PATENT stauary-Poety Music Paatng &c
Chrsmas Morning the Danube Stateld superb COPY
from great picture Ia the Louvre Gallery
the of Joseph and Mary with Saviour BY Lecarde
by Norhco French line engravinss velvet carpets rugs
Chambersrcsewood bureaus richly earved bedsteAds aud
Bile towel rack shaving stand Ere ac Gina toilet SETS spit
toons hair mattresses feather beds boosters and pillows,
quilts sheets counerpanes blankets &- pgavugs Brus
black walnut SOFAS rockers and other chairs bureaus
rods, &c.
Drlng rcorsoid buffet extension dining table dumb
waiter, butler tray stand chairs engraved
glassware decAnies gobs chapsgnes vines fruit and des
bic pchfrs do butter dish dish &C. livery
died knives and forks silver dinner and service
forks butter and desse Knives French china ret 60
bottles coffee DO Also large assortment of basement
and kitchen furniture with which the sse will
sale House let possession Immediately For further
particulars see aucGoneer.
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What an English Admiral Thinks OF Ameri-
can XesSel6 of Mnr.

In the House OF Commons on the l4th utmo Lord j.
hay eaid that happening TO know something about the
gunboatH which had been declared by honorable
Der for Portsmouth (Sr j. Ephnsone) TO be utterly
less he begged 10 observe that they class Of
sells which had rendered the greatest service to this
not going out to China quickly might be wished, he
thought II was something TO cay that large number of
them bad TO the other side Of the world and that
accident had happened He could understand the al
Legation that the men ate their meat raw, il
that they preferred in that state for there plenty
of facilities board for cooking and he believed that
theec vessels would prove very efficient spppressng p
good deal had been said about the United States vessels,
pheh rent he n9a dtmUt say, s,oa99eng about epsry
Where, and credt1 great deal of fuss; but he did
not think, from what be had Of them, that they
would be very desirable vessels to initiate. There
the Merrimac for example, he went board OF her. ant
he found that could carry all her guns She had
very lorg bow and all the advantages which American
vessels supposed 10 possess and could only 60
seven and bali miles hour under steam. She carried
very heavy guns; but there signs Of their
having been cast loose and she could carry coal all
in proportion TO her requirements every hole and
beng stuffed With coal bags, in the long voyage
The wabash no better; and the Niagara, which had
been built at cost and 900 burden,
ony carried L. guns. lie did mot think that this ,ous q
class q ressei Hhich loe ought TO copy (ear The honor
able member for Portsmouth spoken Of the Niagara
[thc Roanoke; the Niagara never there.-Ed He.
RAID rolling OIL Greytown; but it must be remembered
that there heavier rollers in that neghborhood
in almost any part OF the world and therefore,
proof because vessel rolled there that che would do
in other places. He thought that the noble lord had
Their exaggerated the estimated expense Of building, and
he joined IN the suggestion that would be ap
point committee than 10 agree the resolution before
the House.
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INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MIrTENSl
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MrTTENsi
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND NrrrENsi

Great improvements have been made the manufacture OF
theae goods OF late and
eral use The heavy gloves and mieus uurvalled
procession In all kinds OF acid OF chcm:s dragg
AID other strong sikaes; for osstrmen.
and hose companies In the fire department We would
tcuary call the attention OF farmers mechanics
ners and unbermen 20 these gloves and
being vel adapted to their They superior
mlen especially In The light goves are used far
soening and bleaching the hands speedy and eectu
cure for chsppcd or rough hands salt rheum &c they
equal useful while engaged domestic afaira
such ~ sweeping busting house cleaning and invaluable
IN TO coal Tres requisite in every family for
acuary useful gardening Of shrubs and aowcrv
For sale by rubber dealers generally.
GcODyEAR's INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MANUrACTUx.
ING COMPANY
36 JOHN STREET, UP STAIRS
Exclusive manufacturers under Goodyear patent Of cs
DESCRIPTION or ladies' and gents india
also rubber finger cots and lajies dress shields.
INFANTS DEPARTMENT At
has been restocked with the Latest Paris teshions
INFANTS, ROBG IS CLOAKs AND HOODS
erlbrode red, braided and plain
INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDRENS wAgDROBEg.
IEFANTS' TOILETTE BASKETS
MISSES DkksSES AND CHILDREN'S UNDER LINEN
LADIES' UNDER LINEN.
Of every quality and style,
Richly trimmed and PLAZA
FANCY SUITS FOR YOUNG JYs
All OF the best workm anship, aud moderate pri,es
NO. 5l3 Broadway.
St Nicholas Hotel
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a UCTrON NOTICE
"A TO buyers Of genuemen's furnishing goods.
LARGE SALE OF CRAVArS, TIkSsAND SHIRTS,
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO.,
ll9 Broadway,
VIII include in their sale Of
Friday, April l.
And will sell at Ii O'Clock.
2.C0v dozen black and fancy
SILK kEtk TIES AND CKAyATS
in every variety of style AMI price,
Being q unusually choice assortment
OF new ana seasonable goods in this linz
To which the attention Of the trade is iavied
ALSO,
600 WHITE MUSLIN SHIRTS
OF every quality and style,
From medium io'very ine, all fresh stock,
just manuiactured and the only Offering
To be mais this season.
ALSO,
A full assortment of staple and
Fancy dry goods, lot which particulars will be found
In catalogues ready early on morng OF sale
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r. THOMPSON, AUCrIONEER AND COMMISSION
a. house. 100 Nassau seccud d,or will give hs ato
ton sales auction Of household furniture wstches jewel
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LJEgRy GREEN. AUCTIONEER,
III No. l94 Wiism street.
Consignmen.s Of furniture, &C., solicited.
Sale next "Wednesday, at lols O'Clock.

uExRY b. HESTs, JR., AUCrIONEER-BY HkRrs
II M0SSWrl sell on Friday, April atl0 O'Clock at the
saiesrooms No So Pine street large sale of groceries wnes
liquors and segNs comprising sugars teas candles
cheese butter maccarOn vermcelU indigo starch
dc &c Also brandy, Gin, other liquors casxs
demoh chsmpagDes sherry and port wines
ga-s all kinda &c &c rerIns cash. sAe positive without
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UCTIoN NOTICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
a SAMUEL OS4OOD aucioueer will sell, this day,
Friday l0h O'Clock A quantity OF household furni
ure &C., removed for convenience Of sae.
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A UCTIoN CARD.-RUssELL W. wEsTcOTT WILL.
"A give hs persanal attention to sales Of household frn
stocks bonds real estate &C. Large magnificent
furniture and works OF art on Monday neIt; particulars In
time. 0dice l63 Broadway.
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T>ANIEL S. HoUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no. 90
~ Broadway-Auction nouce-KleEant rosewood and i'm
ported furniture d IoUGH will sell at public auction,
this day Saturday April at l0i< O'Clock precisely ali
furniture cMpe decorations works art &c also gene
raj of table such china dinner and
silver service tea alvers cut glass cutlery spoons
forks &c contained the st class resdence No IS Clinton
place tn Eighth street. between Broadway aud Fifth
partial list from the catalogue Is here subjoined--
In the basement tapestry csroets extension
BILE buffet and chairs china dinner and sets ivory cat
ery glass ware SILVER plated tea Sets FORKS
ters
The psrlors ara furnished with velvet carpets three ssive
carved rosewood psror suits In satin brocade solid rosewood
centre aide and pier tables wall etegeres
mante gasses manel ornaments bronze figures rich
brodered lace window curtains French plate oval glasses
reception and recumbent chairs me.toous oil paint
nss bronze gas fixtures rosewood library and secretary book
elegant rosewood octave piano pearl keys
In the chambers superby carved bedseads
bureaus and commodes wardrobes cottage chairs
side and dressing tables, fine hair mattresses spring beds
feather beds holsters and pioys curtains, shades &o
The upper stories furnished with fine mahogany single
double bedstesds and the corresponding furniture to
match also two suits iiehy enameed
rOOrnf firm ture
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A UCTION NOTICB-BROWNE i NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A GERS IS Nassau street. would inform their friends that
hey give personal attention sAea of household furni
from residences Of those giving up housekeeping at
their sesrooms unequsled In the city for the display
sale goods Of all descriptions They would particularly
give notice that all furniture paintings and goods Of all kinds
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A UCTION NOTICE.

a NJ c. FDEY, Auctioneer.
SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
HOBOREN, NJ.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR.
Will sell Wednesday April g. at l0Ia O'Clock at No 10
Park place Hudson street Hoboken, n j. about 10 minues
walk from the ferry, all the elegant furniture pictures &C.
parIor suits blue and gold brocste large French plse MIR
with slabs and brackeA Brussels tapestry Brussels sud
Ingram carpets onloths divans esgeres
elegant wood octave pnofoe bronze caudebras
walnut arm chairs and sofas carved marble top side board
aud extanpn dining table mating, rosewood marble
top regeraf elegant oil paintings mahogany wardrobe
wood chamber suits, couches bureaus washsapds
glass bal chandelier china kitchen utensils &c, with
which sale will Catalogues will be ready the
day before The sale wher the furniture can be
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HENRY "A. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
Ii Nassau streetLsree sale of gentee household furn
removed from private residences HENRY IT, LEEDS
co. will se at auction Saturday. Apr l0s O'clock
their 2 elegant gold
and crimson and yellow satin dsmssk do IN mouust plush
haircoh &C.; osewocd marble top dressing
stands commodes side and tables; mahogany rose
wood black a,nut and macle hcdstesds hs atresses
holsters and pillows warcbes sdeboards elegant carved
oak marble tip buffet bronze and ormou chandeliers
brackets Brussels velvet and three ply carpets stair
carpets olcotn, and lot Of kitchen furni,ufe.
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A UCTTOE NOTICE.-w. ALBURTfs, AUCPIOSEER--
a Ihis day eegsn, household furniture public SALE
commencing 4. lOl, o'clock at s4s Houston sreet-Rose
wood paaoiore stool suits OF fur
Lue suit In nine pieces gothic and chairs Draw
ngcomk xtensiou table centre stes Grecian marble tops
csrpeng silver French dinner crockery
glassware oil paintings satusry and bronze ornaments lace
curtains rosewood bedeads bureaus wsshstands hair mat
feather beds paiasses bAnketa carpets pictures
toilet seta moeking bird and every variety of furniture be
longing 10 first class family Sale 10 commence Ia the
kitchen NB.-The above house and furniture be
any time during the day.
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personal.

PERSONAL.
A NY MEMBER or TIE FAMILY OF MR.. RICH, WHO
"A kept HONOR store at 1913 Washington street. Robin
son. N me year 1882 OF something their aJyau
tage by calling on Dr OMsagher, SO White street.
CORNELIUS DODSwoRrH-MR. CORNELIUS DoDs.
~ worm tanner having sailed by the ship Ham pshire
bound for New York. on the ah January 1851 VIII hear oil
property due 70 him by addressing Albert Dsyy Fan
American Consul Iscaf, Epgand OF fhonss I,iroo New
York. - -
NOR ADCPTIoN.--A REsPE CTABLR WOMAN nav
II ing lost her hsband would like give her infant ue
boy thrcc months old, lady who sdopU For fr
her particulars apply Al Rf Grsnd street
JT ALBERT LEWIS. FORMERLY OF n wEsT rwFS
Il ty.tbird street. will call address g. %kos s2t
canal street, be will coae1 fsVVr and be rewarded hs
trouble
IF WILLIAM GRUM IAN, FORMERLY OF BUTLER.
wayne county, and since OF Utica y, viii address
b O. Herald ONCE, New York city, stating where inter
siew can be bad he Will c"nicr q favor.
AR, KINGDos,. LATL OF MsxIoo -IaP3sfAsT
M letters received for him by the Pes sa IRON Ergand
ALEX. NJ 0REfG, 81 Wei stsset,
DoREl-T BRAND WHO ARRIVED HERE From
~ IIyerooc March IN the sp james Foster y reque eed
40 call al Dr. KENNEDY Office, lao LusHe street whece hc VIII
learn something 70 his advantage.
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UCTION SALE OF THE STOCK or LIVERY STA.
n ble.On Monday ApHl at 10 O'Clock at the Of
Main and s,er streets Brooklyn. four matched eight
single horses six road carriages two rockawa
two trong sulkeys double snd single
bunsss &c The stock all In good order
Ped COLE Auct!o-eera
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DELGIUM-PUBILC AND VOLUNTARY SALE IN
ID decease Of the proprietor OF
modern pictures Of the Femtsh and Dutch schools
schsct dsagul.hed s%steur Knsh Of he Order Of Leo
Tuesday Sd; Wednesday h Thursday STD; Friday 6h Of
May 1850 and following DAYS At one O'Clock precisely under
the Musse Royal No. u Place cu Grand Sabloo Brussels
whose Office the catalogue s distributed This valuable col
ducdons Of the masters whose names folow:ln the ancient
SCHOOL, Backhuysen Jean and Andre Both Nicolas
chem Albert Cuyp Pieter de Hooghe Gabriel Metsu,
brandt p p Rubens. Jacques Rusdae Jean steen DAVID
William Van Dc ysds, Antoine Van Dyck Jean Van Eyck
Philippe Wonwermans Jean wynanss and others In the
modern achool-ean kobell, r. Ammeganot, T. achote
ssblbiioa-9p THURSDAY ?S'A Frdsy ssh and Saturday
On Sunday is and ay % Of May 1859 from 10 NJ TO
4PM The catalogue Is distributed in New York at Mr. H.
bAHLIERE'S 200 Broadway.
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u Ii. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
II. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
We would cs attention to the sale valuable property 20
be made by r. H. LUDLOW Co this day (Fridsy) at IL
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
William aud North William streets, No 20 elegant store
West Twenty ninth street. No S4s valuable properly, by
order Of executors
West wenty sixth street. I09 vaIusbe house aud lot
Monroe place brooklyn, No !, on Brooklyn Heights.
Full particulars at The Office u Pine street
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OUTER TEA. HONEY, soAP--AUCrION THIS DAY.
ID at lO O'clock 50 Ccrsndt balance OF stock
consisting q butter honey brown Win sor soap
indigo bags coffee. Deposits required Also
sortrleut of segArR tobacco, liquor, &C., 70 cult
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioueer.