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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of Orange notice hereby gsen
T. law all persons having csms against INC "a .arn,
sCOFlELD late Of the town OF Montgomery " saa ,h ~
deceased that they are required 10 present the ss
proper vouchers thereof the snbscnbefs the % -
last and testament Of said deceased tps oIc ~
FIELD cAPRON Co. village Of Wsasn IN no osn
town Of Montgomery At the Office Of WL dn o. ~
FIELD No % Wlsmst In the City OIL New n S W 10
fore the Ist day Of September next-Dated ree III iwo
IILLIAM ~. HCOfIELp, lrxeentor,
flsIswsuw AUGUSTUS y. sCOsIELD,)
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feaal Notices.

TN pIrRSJTANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Counts NewYok notice hereby gwen 70 al
sons having claims against CATHERlNE poxNtl "a
KATE ObONNELL Of the City Of rev OH e
10 present the same with vouchers theIeo 70 me
The oAice Of ROCKWELL EMERSON NO Wass., 20 vac
CITY of NewYcrk on before the uineeenth aay
-bA'ea Ho"i'iA '"' ~ JGsFPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON
VIZ. Administrators
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DANIEL S. HOUGH, AuctiOneer, viii sell
~ THIS DAY "wednesday at 10A O'Clock m, st No S
Cooper Institute the CONTESTS Of the STORE embracing
aree and varied assortment Of Household Furniture Carpets
PIER GLASSES Bedstesd Bureaus Mattresses small Glasses
HeraDds WsshsaDds, Bed ing Sofas Mahogany Chairs
IToskeT Toilet Beds Enameed Suites Spring Beds
one r. w Paror Suite fine r. W. carved Piano, in god
Condition beside variety Of other goods not enumeraiedtbe
same being the Of furnished House Secsnd-
- nanlsra VIII find their Advantage TO attend
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MARRIED.

LOwE-RATHBUN-In West Farms, Thursday April 5,
b, the Rev A. g. Thomas Mr.. Jacob A. Lowe Of Warning
Y 10 Miss Annie g. Rahbun formerly Of Norwich, Conn
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Gutlerp, 6ar6ware, &r.

DIPES, PIPES, PIPES, PIPES, PIPES,
IL PIPFs-lOOOO feet Of 5, and 6-nch casHon drain
PIPE for SALE low for cash approved paper An close buy
ers are requested call and examine stock at the ripe
Foundry No 80 Oreenest, near Grand. - pp.nv
DERU HORSESHOE IRON.--The genuine
,ce manufactured solely by The Peru Iron Company,
and purchasers against cOunefets The genuine
ld AZ low rates and delivered Rouses Point Albany Troy,
or Eew-York, by bALIOs q TO- NO 70 NIlnss
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Me0ifGL

A STIiMA. ,,.,,,. -,,n,,
~ FOR the INSTANT RELIEF and PERMANENT CURE
of this distressing complaint, use
FENDTS
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, .
Made BY c. b. SEYMOUR Co., No l0I Nssau-st, N J.
Price 81 per box sent free by post
For sale by all Druggists.
DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
QUERU's 0On LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 30 1859, >,
IL the on remedy for consumption and AL kinds Of eousA "
h twice more shcscous than the liquid oil
Also, -,
QUERUs JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL tPatsntest III.
To he had of the inventor No. lbs 4hav and Az
druggnts rEM " ~ 80. Whossale Agents.
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r, y, i ", A a;esn.; s;;: Recon- Ne z S,;,r

HrNRy u. Lhkps Anctoneer. Sales Rson No % Nasssus
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS and ENGRAV-
H lH1s.-HENRY II. LEEDS Co win sell az auction
the evenings Of "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 18th and
18th April ut " cook each evening the residence Of j. N
Bslhstier esq No ls2 West th door vest Of @hsy,
end En- cravings comprising 900 works Of the fret modern
and ancient generally cabinet ses and most desirable
ssbects This collection has made during series Of
by The present without regard TO for the gsth
cation of his and sold only because he declines
housekeeping There very few private collections p this
city that viii exceed this in the nuber OF hsheass artists Of
the schools We will not enumerste them
here but refer TO the catalogue which win be ready on Tuesday
Sd inst The paintings viii be exhibition from that date nnh
the day Of also the two evenings previous to the see
Tickets CT admission be obtained at Office No. 70 Mas
fausl
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A TTRACTIVE AUCTION DAY

IA wednesday, April H. 10 O'Clock the private resi-
Of +. FELTON, No 50 West 18th ct 5thav
al the elegant rosewood HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE con
tanned said House without regard weather consisting OF one
costly rosewood PGDooe ro0nd pearl keys and made
by city maker three elegant suites Of Furniture
cby carved In solid rosewood satin Lounges and satin Easy
Chairs Escltores Bookcase Eegeres Center Tables Sofa Side
Tables, velvet and Brussels Carpets Rug. OH Paintings
Brcnzes Statusry Ace aud Brooa.e Curtains Aso
all the Dining and Chamber Furnture the Kitchen
sna Basement Furntare with which the sale viii commence
JNO. RENNIE, Auctloneer.
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctr.-0n THURS
ODAY, APn H. at O'Clock p M al No BreyoOrtTlsse
ADMIRISTR sTORs sALE.--A large and sensre assOr
msnt Of nahogsny PsIlOr and Chamber FUh IDhE ~ eE
re OFteT Pier Glasses Secretary BOOKCASE Gas Chandeliers
md BIEksts, Velvet and Ingram Carpets and OiCoths Oh
fsiutngs heGrsws Patent SOFA Bscseed french Mantle
Cosk nshogsDy Oce Desk Vulcan Iron sac China heing
orator Hesss and kiehsE Fuurs Catalogues ct the house
The Coy Of sac.
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T0SEPH HEGEMAN, Auct'r.-On THURS
- DAY, April ~ .. ocock PIE ssely at No 2io Adams
o. 1ary aud Johnson, small quantity OF mahogany
PsI.or URE-Bedateads, Bueau Carpets Stoves
Chain Oleotbs RssestoT with Kitchen Fafn
SAME DAY
A. Io celocf na No s4 Adasst between Concord aud
Nassau.
Mahogany Pslor and Chamber fURNITURE-Bru aud
IrgraB Carpets Oicohs Gas Fxtufes Exensi3n Table, Re
EirsIsior, CTookeiy and Kitchen Furniture
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D1NrEL HoUGH Auctioneer. Ofica, No Cooper Union.
TSI TGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and

DASrKL HoUGH, Auctioneer. Qfiea, No Coopsr Union
ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
II eo,y decorators TETS DAY wednesday, April H. Ut
lo{ No rom the private residence No q Cntonlaee In 9th
e. between Broadway and Unjverypace embracing slarge
nd Va d ha2ss goods such geDtee house
keepers wait good order and e be sold without reserve as
et and Brussels carpets Pier and Mantle Glasses Bronze and
NAB. Coeis satuees Bronzes large aud small rich China
Vsss French Paintings ard other costly oss1 and decors
ops Fire rosewood Ps-loT suites Etsgees IsDss
FASy Chairs Ladies Essroes WOk Tables Gs ShsndeleIs
eleeaIt Window DTspsry Second story WI
y carved Snber Furniture OF every kod deheo
pure MstTeses and bedding Third story with mAnogony
Furniture assortment OF bne table ware con
siftaR China Gas Silver with winch TIE ae
vii Commerce Tomouoe tfhursdsy we s5si sen me
Of gentee Did Furniture NO. %
sths Fee advertisement Thus aay morning n
the liberty Of es1oiug the public against regarding lshg
tiseen test for either the quantity quality Oh the go1
hey being intended chiefly 70 eDap the unary ana
tnaeo and especially ssnge Catalogues ct the mouse Oh 'no
Of sGie.
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Z. II. LUDLOW. Aucsoneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ii tAUCTION.-E II. LUDLOW Co. win sell at suc-
tion FRIDAY April 49, 1887 at II o'clock at No East nth
St. shav the entire Furniture contained IN said house
back pearl Keys made by Gale Co Rosewood Psrlor
Furnture-Sofas Chairs Tetesete In crimson plush Eege
res large Mirrors Pier and Centre Tables Wadrobes eed-
eads Bedding and Brussels and Ingram Carpets onoloth &C.
(2o95)
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HENKY II. LEEDs CO., Auctoneers.
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE fol

The wenbnown COUNTRY SEAT at Clifton, near the Mar
dence Of VIM d. Aspinwa about nine miles nom New.
York end offering TO any gentleman VINO % ssS
hence has 10 superior on the ses-sboIe' . g.,
The place contains about SO Of land the highest IN the
sordng twelve fine building lots and com
prns crest variety Of woods h and dale about one;hs on
the southern oPe fronting the nd Se S nsI s ss
passed overlooking wewooded eminences as well as every
property and the Nsrows owned by the u Government
and will probably always remain open ,.A
from 30 feet built IN part with hollow brick walls and part
with wood hed in with brick GtSPery n bearing Or . s
ample carsgeroom Of the entrances Is
ever S h fuSd n work on IsndscsPs Gardening
he property viii be sold whole In parcels Is desig
mated the hog sphc TO be seen The Merchants tx
change Office of AuctoDeers No 70 Nsssaus the
piSse las pleI THURSDAY april 49, win that day
offered at suction At Se9cl a. TIE Sass VII be oon
f inspection day between Monday Sth in and DAY oil
JANIS N. MIIEE Aactioneer-ofce No % Pinsst: n Y
EXECUTRlX SALE of VALUABLE FARM,
~ % oq; 50 ss5ss Of IqS With I s aI 4s
GRoToS LAAk bkI0H oas sps On ne
Harlem Railroad shout 81 miles from New-f orS Az
April ls 1890 a. IL O'Clock the usss near Tower
station New Yok and Harlem Rsiosa BY order Of the
ExecDtI Of the late Chs ssndfod the Crcon Lake Breh
Yard the mods machinery, and implements Of all Dnd
necessary carry the business with an supply
Also, vsnsEs Farm adjoining the Brick Yard called the
Townsend Farm containing sD0ut os acres o. Lano AZ sV"u
der with TIE Dwelling House. Barn, &c
Aso YOKE Of Oxen, several Horses two premium OJ
pair o. Mules Carts W As Wheebauows, Farming Uen-
sfs and other noyeable property
The Brick Yard offers very desirable location for an enter
przng and IL the only the line OF the Harlem a
road aide track running the fins The demAnd
and the Raosd Company transports the bricks on faTo
able their road above Harlem River
The sac pesmptoy Terms favorable to be announced at
the sale.
PeoBs DESTROYS s.tenlDg Che tGe take the morning
Of the EewYok and Harlem Raroad which leaves New
YoI at m, ana nOps al al stations north Of Williams
Bridge. - ....u,.o,,,> =.
FOR further particulars inquire Of c. w SANFORD Esq.,
Nc TryonroW, Of the Auctionser No 70 Pine st. New
Y0Ek City.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
Count, ssss 81, :;
S :s a
" s on CT before he twenty fourth DAY Of May
Dated the Midday Of T SSTS sw vSi Executor
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of tn, County ..S. os sstiis
ate Of the City Of NswYork
sssr B.nI Mo- is1 sresnwichs in the City e. New YORK.
on or before tho twenty day Of May nexDssed rev"
fSa s Ss MS gay d. RuDoIPH MARTIN Executor
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
hs County Si' c6 5flSs fs1 s
.hsyys 81 70 The beSer At ss office Dtenher
s SS ssy day
rusy, 1860 SIMEON GUTMANM, -, }Executors
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
.YS 9a..b DaIEs
Summons for money demand OonscttcOm not ser Ito
answer The IN this scon which was sd once
e The G q DE S 1d y a /. ss IL hs 20
copy answer TO the said complaint on the sne
.crb. thsI scs No II "a; IL said city With.
Of s Inch b. sys . a ,Ss @ e % s ns S6
sixty seo dsd.r: from The twelfth day o April
TAGGARf L. PINKNEY, PLANTING Attorneys,
apl1llaw6wWeas No. IL Nassau-st, NJ 4.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-GEoRGE P. NELSON against AARON BEN
for money as%a On c9n'r w. .C
hereby summoned and required % answe the complaint IN CHS
action which copy herewith served upon and 70
copy your to the said complaint the sub
scTiber Office number 70 Wsstreet In the City Of New
York service hereof exclusive Of
the day Of such ece and fail 70 answer the ss con-;
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii
lake judgment against for the Of two hundred and
twenty dollars with interest from the eighth day Of April
one hundred and the Of 500
and with from the seventh day Of January 1883 on
the further Of twenty five dollars beside the costs Of this
action-Dated Nov. 10, 1889.
THOs NELSON, Plaintiffs Attorney, 70 W.l,stree.
The complaint the above entitled action was hed In the
Office Of the tho City and County Of NewYok at the
City Hall in the City EswYok, the 9Th day Of January
l866.-Dated March 9, 1860. THUS EELoONl
mh7.aw6wW Plf's Atty
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L'OR SAVANNAH and OIHEk o, Joints Ms as as
5. wooShuli. viii leave on SATURDAY. April ~ a: :
D. M from Pier No. 4, Norh hyel. Lhsous1 sa - NJ
bic, sss Montgomery SIS Columbus 81 AoSny Sns
as "a N5L ssI , IueustA III sos Mscon sd sa.
vanbsh, sl5. Fer neigh; o. PssssfS' sgpScnIfI eoS
We
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II S. HOU6H, Auctioneer, Office No. 5 Cooper
~. lns iute, viii sell TOMORROW "wednesday Apui
few deors Of Broadway all the goods contained IN the
well worthy the attention OF
those HOUSEHOLD GOOD3 at auction prices
as pier mantle MroE velvet and Brussels Carpets rose
wood ues and side Tables lace and brocstee Cur
tsns window Shades Mattresses Oh Paintings ncrBronze
Dresden China Vases richly carved rosewood and
ahoeauy Bedeaa Bedroom Furniture fine Hair Mattresses
two 5ociave rosewood Pianos magnificent Phelan bhard
Table and large variety OF Table Ware Silver and China
Ivory Cutlery, Cut Glass Ware and m1lrtude OF
other goods 10 mention and which We
regarding the custom Of long advertise
useless and generally deceptive Intended not ioj
othe city but especially for the unwsry and
foT strangers the country. Catalogues at the house
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BiIiiar1 Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well-seasoned
"A BILLIARD TABLES made in the best possible manner
ard AZ Reasonable prices vii be found at the PHEAN Bill
IAFD TABLE MANUFACTORY, Nos 60, IS, q, and q
Croshy st. NewYok Every article connected Win the usae
Az he low est rates.
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Roofing.

CEMENT ROOFING.
~ .verx variety of Roof new old aud Is unequAed
Tor durability beauty and ohespne By any composition 10 ns
CEMENT for SALE by the barrel with printed iof
nae JOSEPH DfTTO Co.. No. a7s Broadway, N Z.
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EaIes bp AgAipm.


AoCDon4tf
A UCT10N N0T1C&-Large and peremptoTE
N SALE Of RRENCF and ENGLISH CHINA. reh ~ a. =
ma ENGRAVED GLASSWARE, &C at the stsre O. sh
DoeneseE COllamcrs Ne. eos Brcaawsy below Oen~ TUG
VsUpfieloi being scout N rehuqutsh the business
WILLS 4 ELLSWORTH .-,-u. AZ
wfl psn on THURSDAY ct lt3 ocoak ~ 80
ENTIRE Stock In STORE comprsng iAfss Sd rss
The best quality o. iIencn s.nssv Ricb De-
esrs,ed VAses Cut and Engraved tnept ~ pssf
and M clish Stone China &c Ia vthont rassyvs
md ornsmentsi srticles the whole 70 Ss ' i,A b ne
- 80 - .x.riped The sale viii be continued until the
Whole Is disposed Of
a TTCTT0N NOTICES. d. j. BOGART, Auc-
49,. ..iesoom No North Winsn.st., viii sell on
rnSEspkY April H. at 10y oicloot at the private residence
place all the elegant Rosewood and Mahogany
&c. Ch,nbei and Dining Room FURNITURE contained Ia
800 house consisting Of rosewood paor Suites IN satin
H,5e easy and reception Chau rosewood marbeop Center
hs Preach plate pier and mantle Glasses velvet Tapestry
Brns and theepy Carpets elegantly carved rosewood Bed
s marbeop dressing Bureau do Washstand rosewood
wardrobe solid mahogany French Bedeads mahogany marble
sop dressing Buresn ncosed Wsshstsnds mahogany Ward
robes pare hair Mattresses feather Pillows and Boer Sofas
Lounges mahogany extension Dning Table rosewood dining
Chars China dinner and Sets Decanters
Tumber aud Wines Hsana Ocloth basement and kitchen
us;9rs Catalogues can be had ct the auction rooms No
North Wifismkt
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6teamboats ano railroads


DEMocRAaT.1eG H G1SyESEIseNe {.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.
To accommodate persons attending the Democrau
ton be held in Charleston s. c. on the ga Of AR -,
ofourandts New.York and Marketst Newark and al me
offices of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Of the Jer
sey Cily Ferry and No. 229 Broadway, Newforh' ior
1886.
Good TO 70 from NewYork to Charleston and return any time
between the 10th of April and the 9TH Of May with the ply
e f ,,opnine one OF the stations named on the
tieket '''ff"s ]. W. WOODRUFF, Asst sup't, &c
DOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
il PORT-The steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt W.
Ravens will Pier No 81 East River foot Oh james,
At for the above ports THIS DAY "wednesday the lh
inst, at o'clock In the afternoon
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMEDI-
IL ATE LANDINGS AR ENIA, Capt Smith, vii
leave from Of Hai,onE every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY st7a m
NOR SAG HARBOR, LANDING at ORIENT
Vail will commence her regular trip on sATuRDAY lih
inst leaving syery TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
afternoon at 0'i''' f'sH' GEO W. CoRLIEs, Agent.
nor BRTDGEPORT-Fare 50cts.-The fast
Il steamer JOHN BROOKS. Capt John Brooks jr leaves
Freielt taken foY the Houaonc and Naugauch hsoad @
tie lowest rates. r. LoCKYER Co., No III southst
NTFW-YORK to NEW-HAVEN BY the
IN steamer TRAVELLER from Peck slip, Pier No as East
River at D. M and CHAMPION ct p. m Fare vi NO
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
IN Leave foot Of Courtlsndt ST. Jersey City Ferry daily
Sunday, e1eepted and SsO p m iSs ssss1a a. $50 M
and 40 D. m and Piermout go and 1888 M ana ana
75 D. NJ Stages Hacken'aek sehraenouIs NysSA
NewCity and Haverstaw
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Dream Gteamers, &r.


CTEAM-NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
- HAYRE. -
The VANDERBILT European Line United States Mail stesn
hp sail every fortnight between Southampton ana
HEyre: o 49,.
YKoN syw.roHK SOUTH RkrURSISe, IRON
AnPTON AND BAyRK. HAVkk 80, IhAsr
VANDERBILT, Leeyre S1tdsy, May wednesday may 20
Saturday May lgMeanes2sy gune o.
Saturday June ZWednesdsy, 9uhe ~
VANDERBILT Saturday, June lbl WedpesdAy July
ILLINOIS GrHsn Saturday, June 81 Wednesday July 10
These slips have water-tght compartments
Price Of passage ellher way the
First Cabin. 9 i20 and 800. beeond Cabin. HOO
Certificates Of Passage i1saed from Europe 70 America
Specie delivered Ia London and aria
d. TORRANCE, Agent No Bowling green, New York.
A TLAN1TC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAYI-
IA CATION CoMPANYiS NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINZ The departure from NswY win be the splendid
and powerful steamship PRINCE ALBERT, Capt Nicholas
Pfowe which win leave URSOAY April 20 1900 touch
ins Al ST. Johns n. II, 10 receive the royal mails.
PpIcrs OF PAfAGK-F class : 20 and S5; third 800 in
odips nee tickets many Of the principal cities the main
,y roptes OF Great Britain aud Ireland. Third class must
proyde plate Inie ork ke and bedding Passengers to 81,
b fTst Glars sS5 Passage In the thd class be secured
70 bring perroDs out from Galway for sSs 80 om Dublin IS
from Cok 35, hcm Belfast SSi from Londonderry sSI oi
from waterford sS; from Limerick, ss Lom London, $40i
Hom Liyerpool, so; and from GLASGOW, $40
fo'Hesn' VI P-e' 'r'' ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Agents Tor the line, 10. "a Broadway
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
IL lean Atlantic Steamship Companys and first
win leave Pier No IL N. r. THURSDAY April H. at p ~
Passage Savannah with unsurpassed
goms1y s25; Memphis $s Is Nashville go! IS; Kno1ye
bus s2 Macon 800 Augusta l7 SO and to Florida points
8. very low Freight, 10 cents per DOT Appyto
II. b. CROMWELL l. Co. No 90 Westst-
The MOUNT VERNON succeeds, SATURDAY, April IA
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~. onntv of New ok notice hereby given 10 AL persons
s sissr.. srainst HENRY ROBINSON late Of the City Of
New9 present hs 'a s With youcss' q. ,hsss
Vol on OF before the twenty fourth day Of Nay Next
Dated Newly orh the Midday Of NoyembsT Igss $50
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A. c. TUTTLE, AUctioneer,
Office No. l39 Broadway.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE Of Elegant and Costly
"A CABINET FURITURE,
Being the Stock Of BURNS BROTHER,
az No 4s3 Broadway,
YIN be sold Auction THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock and CON
tinned To- MORROW.
The attention person wishing frcass FURNITURE
invited the sale win be for cah by order OF
JAMES BURNS, Assignee.
A NJ MERwIN, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN, & Co., Irving Build
1b nes Nos 5s4 and sos Broadway the metropolitan
TUESDAY AFTERNOON April Il, at O'Clock. and three
following days a. the same hour: - -
VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS RELATING TO
Local and General Histories Voyages
and TIaves WORKS the American Revolution the War OF
lsIa4 American Indians Natural History &c, including
North and Souh America the British Possessions Arctic aud
Polar Voyages and Discoveries American Biography, Statistics
hsfszines, Gszetteers, Biographies, &c
collection ofrae and valuable Books Free Masonry
Catalogues msy be had At the Sslesrooms
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z. II LUDLOW, Auctioneer - -
CONTINUATION SALE of FIRST-CLASS

" FURNITURE.-E II. LUDLOW Co. WIN sell at s1e-
ton on WEDNESDAY, April H. 1862 at IL o'clock, at the
NArehe Of Mes. Rocbefo SkareD Co.. No 65t Broad
way, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. This handsome stock OF
fnruuIe been newly made Of the best seasoned materials
and the superior and finish for which this house is 80
avorAby Known Elegant roundeonered Piano peal keys
Handsome The whoe win be sold without reserve, to
slos the business Catalogues win be ready when they be
obtained Auctioneer No Pinest Of Mess ROCHE
PORT sKARREN & Co, No So Broadway
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0Ko. A. LKAvITT, Auctioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT G %
YKLDE-sALE ROOMS, Nos. 377 and 379 BROADWAY
TIE GALK OF
RoOEs, STATIONERY, WORKS OF AIT, ke-
or ConsignmentS solicited II
broadway LEASE at AUCTION.-A. j.
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University Of Louisiana.
Medical Department..


The annual Course of Lectures in the de-
partment will commence on MONDAY, No
vember u, 1860, and will Terminate in the
ensuing March
JAMES JONES, VI. D., Professor of Prac-
tice of Medicine.
S. L RIDDELL, VI D.. Professor of Chemis-
try
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
A. H. GENhs. NJ. D., Professor of obste-
tries
GUsTAVUs A. MOTT. NJ. D., Professor of
Materls Medica.
L. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatemy.
LAWSON, Professor ,f Clinical Me-
dicine
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D, Professor of Ply
siolvgy and Pathology.
S. B. CHAILLE, NJ. D.,a ra.e s.,4oaor
W. G, NICHOLS, NJ. D., pe''' u 1'''"'o"y
The Rooms for Dissecting viii be open
the second Monday in October
The Facalty are Visiting PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in
their visits, and, free ot expense, ENJOY ex-
traordinary pr ictieal advantages.
Preliminary TO the Course, Lectures W i'll
be delivered daily in the Amphitheatre of
the Hospital from the lst October, on Ciin-
cal Medicine and Surgery and other objects,
without any charge to Students,
liuHAS HUNT, NJ. d, Dean.
~ The administration Of the Charity
Hospital cleo annaa!Iy, in Apfl, foarteen
Resident Students, who are ts'y.sasaaa -
the institatioa. Sept. 1st $3.50.