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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
NOTICE

LAYING sold that part Of my business
j i pertaining TO HOUSE. SION AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. TO Messrs.
EpwARD krtDEL = Gao. PLETztR, I take
pleasure ~ recommending them t. my
iiends and the public generally. ss good
nnd experienced workmen. ard worthy of
liberal patronage, which trust they will
receive. II. A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
NOTICE no PARENTS.

NOTICE 10 PARENTS.
A s"IouL tr buys will b. op-nsi on the Hrst
n ~ &c TuhhH, 1850, IN the building on Nofth
rect one drot shove Mr.. }. n Nsv's residence.
isir share of patronage IL solicited Tor this
school its merits csn only be known by trial and
the msBsgsr is willing to abide by that decision
Hots ~ sny age will b. admitted. Catholic
Children will be- taught their catschism at the
request 81 the parents.
TERMS.
Frg ish and French co
Greek latin aud the higher mathematics. ] 90
Dor further psi iicBlsrs sppiy H.
REv. y HUBERT,
sspis Pastor ofst Joseph's. Baton Kougs.
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SAINT JOsEPH's H OH SCHOOL
WINDOW SHADES.

OUR stock Of window shades this fall contain
~ many entirely new patterns.
suz2I-2r ffPkR 4 BRADFORD
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hog TO the exsspt Of 30 600 forms for the non-asnyey
Of the Sims of animals which had never been killed

TIE MrAssTAxxs TO PEEvrsT rBR GRzAr PRIZE
FieHr--ws find in The Londos Times, received BY
The North American, the following stasenens OF The
means taAen 10 prevsns tho anticipated pyiss-6ght'
TIE FORTHCOMING PEfzE- FIGHr.--HertfJrd, Satur-
dsy-Ihis afternoon, Col Archibald Robertson, Chief
Constable Of the Herscrdshre police force made APP
pcaeop 70 the jussces lied 10 petty sessions at
Hatford for warrant TO spprehend Tho mas Sayers,
the " Champion Of bnsiasd," aad John HsensH, the
American pueiis IN order that they might be bound
over TO keep the pease.
Col Robertson stated, the ground of his applsa-
ton that he had received Il formation upon which he
could rely that the fgb, announced between ssycrs
and HeeIsn was sppOIhsd 10 coma of In the Coanty
of Hertford.
If the assemblags upon the occasion were likely 70
be an ordinary one The force q, he command would be
ample 10 prevent breach Of the peace; ba. he bsd
reason to believe thai not sss than psons would
accompany the puxiss 10 the spo. fixed upon for the
encounter and he therefore, felt 1t was necessary 70
take the precauOn Of binding the parties over 10 keep
tie peace.
The Bench said the mater one Of grsa. import
snce as there was no knowing what mischief might
be done by the rrupioD Of coo persona of the elass
likely 10 assemble 81 prss-6ght into quiet agrieol
tural county.
The warrsut was at nnos granted, and signed by
three msgistE aieshr. T. Mills. N. p, the chairman
Of The bench sho il also magistrate for The Liberty
Of 81. Allan and the County Of niddessx, Lieut. w.
4. Baker, and g Brassey, who Ia magistrate for The
county and liberty.
Il was understood that the warran. would be at
executed and The parties required 10 find sursass
10 heavy amount the magistrates are determined
TO prevent if possibls, the 6sht from coming of a
Hertfordehire.
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FRAUDS IN THE AUSTRIAN SERVICE.
From Tie London TtAes

TRIESTE, Tnsrsday, March -, 1850.
The engrossiDg topic OF the day lie the gigantic rauds
Uncovered in the Ccmmisarir Department, which, no
doubt we're in 10 suasl degree ishoenhI IN bringing
o 70 ldden ter uinalon the recent hosties between
the ALs.nan and FrarcoIialan armies, and which
drsg to light pte most poReEtnl influence, series
of CisgIal efa facts, involving multitude OF Names
some vi hem holding p0eitons 20 high es to render
allusions hazardous in charges oil the most II
graz uoli zeal and moral tarplde The accounts n
The Vienna and Austsian newspapers are meager
in the extreme; spd, bu; fer the suicide CT Gen Ey-
natten on the 7th stn ns which admitted of con-
csalmelt these frauos would probably have never
been alluded to- The decit amounts 70 the astounding
sum of no ess than IL 600 forms, or 'OO oV1
ttsrirg Of which GOO forms, or E3VOUOO IS ad
TO he charge Of some OF the leading capitalists oil jas
city. One was imprisonei two have fed, aud CtaeIs
are undergoing forced examinations OF oooks PNP'''
documents &c. -.
The ranges, part of the .sle is, however, una S
which is certainly the least known. IL 70 sHui =: -.
from the sources from which hear II 4 Oene'S =.
true tia, at the celebrated meeting Oh Tue EINa IN
perora which led 10 the armsice, alu
the pIehmIarieB OF tre treaty o. peaSo a. ,s l
when Napoleon and Francis Josepn were Ie,s 49,
ADD, essno the latter said; Your Ma)ee'y "ousu w
vel 10 lissn 10 freshly and well.meant couhs9is'
Yen are surrounded by TAHOE low 4. Vscned for
lsvss that your fortress Of Mant IA IL proSsoheu -
a. six msntbs, / tell you" emphat'ealiy raising ms
6rgsr 1it has cot food for as many days. hees ny
/" ;Sfo nation and ac' accordingly Ano so proNeI'
Cd afo, dsd another lesson ALEC OF the lhn'e suPor
oriy OF tho RIsh0h WV Wv
~ sSe some idea Of the Bareeed erontery Of the
,yand and the number Of ascomplcss necessary, one
;nstanee will suffice though il needful, could adcuee
"y oterp Mqntua il a vailed city, and the bullocks
Ub'sh we're driven 10 at one gate passed through the
Town ont a, tie opp site, and then, making the halt
circut of the wails resnered at the FIST gate, aud
every bullock made this parade I'VE tlnes rne richest
mart Of The tale in connection with MGaua IL yet to
come. A fra in Trieste made contract with tae
Austrian Government for the hides Of the bulloeks
supplied ioF the OF the troops. Now, although
each bullock did duty living Eve still he could only
therefore, called upon and actually received from the
Government The forfeit, as stipulated by contract, Of
one Turin upor each hide Shor. dekyeredthus profit
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctionser.
~ TUESDAY, April "a,
s'slosk M at No is7 sasket.t between Clinton and
CeuFtf'A
ge and general asorten Of msbosany and walnut pario
eAaznoeT and dihingTeom
FURNITURE,
fshs beds bs6diug velvet and Brussels carpets ell eot
with kitch.n furniture.
SANE DAY
AZ u O'Clock, aiEo 70 Scherue between Court
and Chntonss large snd general asanent Of r,sewood
Dhoeaty walnut and painted yeror chauber and dnF
FURNITURE Brussels ard ing ain earpes oeloths dinner
and tea tst, bedding ke-, With ktehsn furniture
SAMEDaY
At oeloei p M :, No s JoIalemon,st, near hiOssst
Houitheld FURNITURE. crpes oil elo.hs, &c.
RAME DAY,
AT ocoek p m, a No 81 Johnson, bs.ween Iawreree
and idp~ss,
snail quantity Of rURNITU BE, sErpeis hea.es, Ia
Catalogues at salesoOms.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS

THE CovRTy TRzAsURARs 0TFIcE.-The Office Of
the County Treasurer, recently located in Rsnser
street, Court WA removed on Saturday 70 Lows
splendid new building, on the corner Of Court and
Joralemon streets
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ICOU CEETRAL RAlLRo D. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLF-TRACK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLE-IHACh EOUTh
ybe capacity Of Road IL equal 70 N he ocunt
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO The WEST
Office No. As.or House, corner Of Eesey-st.
Facilities FOR the transportation Of Passengers % ard RON Co
siHn&t, Chicago, g. Louis 81 Paul, NIve hemp1is New
Orleans and al other towns In the West Eohwest sud South
unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any route
Through trains for the West leave Newly foot Of Court
lsndt-st Morning Express, Evening Express, m
sleepue and smokng gears ell tTsnE-
Fare always low and the time a. qock, a. by any ohe
6y this Freshts Of ell descriptions be Forwarded
I'D any point the railroads Of Ohio Kentucky nans
illinois WIconsin Iowa, Missouri, 81 RAILROAD D.
RECT any port the usvigEbe rivers Of the west %
cleaners from Pittsburgh
The Freight and nom any point Of the West BY "a.
eunsyvaniA Railroad all times .vos6e ss are charge
by other h.roao pscs Merchants and shippers ntrus
inr the transportation their Freight TO tia Company rely
zith confidence Its speedy transit
Thia CompeDy also maintains Emrsn Accommodation
ns BY which parties emitfaps westward enjoy cheap sns
comfortable mode Of al half the nrs 'At
81 fue J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No ASsar hue
LEBCH Co, freight Agents,
No. Astsr House, and No South W.ilian-Et-
MCDONALD BisCHoFF, Emgr.nt Aysni',
no. BGnery-paos-
rUo9ls A ecoTT Ger.-,, gnr,, kitooax Pe
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ADRIAN MULLER, Auotiop.e-.
nEREMPTORY SALE of the real, ESTAT

a MACHINERY, and PATENT RIGHT Of the FRANCIS
METALLIC LIFE-B0AT COMPANY.-ADalAN H. NUL-
II X viii eel at Auction. FRIDAY April ~ 1861 At u
Yon-
IL lots Of Land ntuatsd s GreenpOin City OF Brook
bn Joining the Ferry With the extensive Brick Butng
thereon being too stories hish' szs IA By ls9 feat
Aho lstI &C joining running hrouEh from 10 M-sts
Also Tho Machinery Too ADD Patent for making Meta Ho
Bosts, Life-Csrs. end Army Wagons -
For further p1tcnaTs inqaire the premises OF OF NAH
SHALL lEFFERTs BRO, No. % BesknAn st., eorn.r Of
Clifst, Esw.Yo1k. V@L)
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The indictments found by the Grand Jury have been
trar sferred to the Court o Sessions for trial.

SERIOUS CAsPHEHE AccIDEsT.-A young woman,
named Julia smi,hep, es5ing No. 223 Court street.
severely burned Saturday by explosion of d
lamp, which she engaged in filling while the wick burn.
gentleman present exInguished the flame, which had
comm uncsted to her aIess, in time her he.
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Cry MoRTALrTY-Tbe total number Of deaths in
this city, last week, ils, Of which &c nsn,
% women, and 20 ehidnn. The principal dsssses
were: Consumption, Is; coovulsions, IL; congestion
CT the brain, 81 scarlet ,svsr9; bronchitis 5; typhoid
fever, 9. Under one year Of age a. Natives Of the
United States, IS; Ireland, 81 Germany, s. Engissd,
81 Scotland, 2; British america and West Indies,
each.
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w u, NIIIERS, AnctiOneer, will sell, on
h0hVhI a. iol O'clock, 81 No rs Gfsenest al the
syeIb Nht 4e Of the sO2ge hense. kich PedOr
ss e Yisr s "a Psng Las 'na other ouIsan, ~
ssetsrJ sde in Paris Tapestry ad s5s Cspe Mshosany
80 ood bsdsiea0s beet fair Mattresses large Boltes
- flows, srye qlsAtY 81 Linen Sheets T0ssis, TGbls
Sehs Silver Wee CUTLERY DressiEg Bsresns Wsshstand.
Lo't Chns, Ga's~sfe Itrebss. fall and basement OH
tsis CataIo cues ~ ise.
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Menirai.

A STIIMA.
IN For tho instant relief and permsren cure This distress
inl complaint use
FENprs BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made b. G. g. skY hoUR Co, No lO7 Nassaa-st N Y,
fhce 81 per box sen, Tree by post
For sale AZ ali DruUis.s'.
DR0GRESS versus ROUTINE.
QUERuls GOO LIVER OIL JELLY,
fsteDted Aua 30, 1882 -,
10 the on remedy Tor consumption and ell knds Of coughs IL
IL twice more ehcacieua than the LIQUID oil
Also
QUtRU'S JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL (PBtSn,c<l -,
To Be had Of Tbs inventor Ma. I35 4hav and 81 IesPaoe
dfugsbss. fEhFOLO PARKER T. MOWER
No. Is Beekmsn-st. WholsoAie Asen'-
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Henry H. LSzDs Auctioneer--Sslesroom No % Nas.sus
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- SOLID sILvERWARF, &c, DINNER SET, cost $500
henry II. LEEDS Co. win sell by euctioD on MON
DAY Apr 29 A lot oceei at No II West nd st all the es
Furniture maaeby Baudoire srpeb Piano FoEe costly
Dinner solid SveTwae and other Teh
Furniture Bale " ithout Teterye, rain shine.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PuBLIc OFFICERS
The Court of Oyer and Tsrpiner, Judge Lott presid-
ing met Saturday receive the Of tho
Grand Jury. This body having completed their aboss,
presented twenty eight indictments and the following
document, which cad by the Clerk:
"The Grand Jury deem proper to state 70 the Con
that they have been embarrassed IN the discharge Of
their duty from the fact that IN number Of instances
where parties have been held to TO criminal
charges portions of de evidence fled in the Court at
the time the complaints were taken, csnnot now be
found. In all these the Grand Jury have en-
dsayored asce2n where the responsibility rests for
the destruction obstruson Of the papers referred TO.
In no less than Elk dfrrsnt complaints for passing
forged bank notes, the coantertet money, which, ct
the time she charges we're made was attached 70 the
conpainants sfdgyits, missing. In one Of these
eases the Grano jury have traced bank notes well
"a complaints TO which these annexed into the
possession Of Justice Corn WELL and the evidence
shows that while they 10 lis custody the bank
bills were detached, and could never afterward be
found.
ain regard TO the other complaints referred to-fve
in number-it was proved TO the satisfaction Of the
Grand Jury that they, ~ith the counterfet money,
which in every instance attached 70 them, wero
delivered to the late District Attorney. That oiser
laid them before the Grand Jury and his sue
cessor has never be able 10 find them among the
pepeJs remaining in the ofce when his predecessor
left It. nor have they been recovered at all. The
Grand Jury deem il necessary 70 say little 10 reference
TO what seems 10 DO manifest neglect Of duty a.
this. The avenues OF escape from punishment OF
crme are sufficiently without others being
suffered to be opened by Oh Dse whose official oaths
bind them TO aid in bringing TO justice all who violate
the laws and the Grand Jury would consider theua-
selves derect 10 heir duy if they shouId permit such
grave matters 10 go unTepeesested. The Jury deem
the precautions for the security of documents made
auste in the office Of Jnstice Cornwe. They there
fore recommend that sufficient iron ssfes with secure
locks, be furnished for that Office. In making this
concentration The jay have two objects in view
rst the safety Of the dOc1mens; secondly the ability
to hold the proper parties full responsibility 10 the
event of documents being missing hereafter by farneh
ing them with such means Of security shan leave
them without excuse.
ION behalf Of the Grand jury
"a. 9. MADDEN, ForsmanD
The indictments found by the Grand Jury have been
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HsyEI y. LBEDs Aseenesr-sslesrcena No. 7s Esssaus

u EEkY II. LEEDS g. Co. will sell az auction,
II MONDAY April 49, 1t 10, o'clocr. TIE pv4is red
ssgse no 70 Esst ietbst, msgnsoent HOUSEHOLD sUaM
fJilE coIsisl " Royal Wilton ard Administer Csrpsts
EEtrb DeSFSood ruolru0uBtod Paror Sne covered IA
OoasI spey, with Coaols and Ne0t1r Table 70 m.tcb In
Ioed y oder y Narcotic pair elegant sevres Vases
M uoutied bn9 for soh1 carved rosewood Suite In
en- son ac - better; elegant WOO Etsgele sts.U8y
d eltei Table large girame French pate rors, 70
X me ottof s1S superb satin oraiserrd and lace
cl SO iocisss fiano, BY best city
gfef Ie of3o.u candle Cn6ldssrs thirty gttg each
@ 20 sss.n. carved sewooi La les seafe
y y Macoe bronze acj ormolu Cilk bfOazs and Parish
sistuetles 6e e. tupV0oe Rose nid Bedroom
sus, rq,fEoSe 90 uaae by H0.chbg. Hair Mattresses
Fea.tef bf a. ihHes5 A osyo' Bafet Do hars
40 H0Iceoo ez'e1sien Duigg ase, LonnFs ko Bohemian
ylssveIe ui1ns en5 IS ret sgss- Plated Ware 6e
noany c0fsf kecstests hEffsus Wss;snds and Cbsa %
Ee,leI with kitchen ranituIs with which lie sale yin
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ADRIAN q. MULLER, AnctioDeer.
~ VALUABLE LOTS and WATER RIGHT
or 2S-sv Avenue A. SD 64gh and 6sh-sts WI, be sold
TUESDAY ram April inst. u ocloci at the Merchants.
Exrhanse by ADRIAN II. MULLER AuctoBeer. The title he
perfect 10 yss IN present family and never before offered at
auction. -
wsllst (2,90z)
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HsxEI r. BEDS Co., Auctonser-sslesrooua "a kssaas
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

~ made by Neeks or Roux
HENRY n LEEDS Co. viii sell ct AUCTION on MON
DAY Ap % al l0 ociech No. l55 West l4tbs between
10 ana Sh-svs FUkNiTURE, made by Mesks Ro1x,viz
OppBwok carved PA0r Suites Of rosewood covered in c
sor sold medallion ss'incsk nncy Chairs %
mach; opc carved Table, Sienna arbet
vc Case eEaBty PisnoFore 9TH pearl keys made
b Bsinss Bstbef rich satin dsask ciinn and gold Cur
tsus L4ubTin, Lace Curtains, Mantle and Pier Aro;s Vel
Garrett Bronze fguss snd Vases Cbius co Vsno
ana obsr ctaqre sanl,ns rosewood Etsgere Sc DINING
ROos-ln French black walnut BCf Extensioo Dining Table,
Gear 10 MACH In green reps walnut aud ait Cor
nes rel sYoBze Chaadshe ard Brseket aiding d. Cochs
Vs Gins aud Glsss WsIe Plated D. Oh i'nnEs sup eyd
Ia. sesfs. Table Chairs IN French bscs made BY
Rsu1 bEBRO0s-Cssed rosewood Bedstsad and Ore si1g
Buissns stTassss Bookc6,es C. Suite IL sk bfocn
tsn rep, frred cps The above Al made TO order
md bgt Atfls used. Sale without
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furniture.

ENAMELED FURNITURE
Ia HEADQUARTERS,
No z77 Csnsl-s.., eur door east Of BIosdsrsy -, .
WARREN WARD. .
T1NAMELED FURNITURE-Firs class In va
II ieus ard colcr also grained and wa
rants hyperion style and sni.h TO 10 ns
INIRST PREMIUM enameled and grained G HAM
BFa FURNITURE In al color and Styles also bEoDlH
every 6es.rpton Every article warranted represented
y q x bRIDGE Nos. and SulhVanst, doors from
Canal
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD. :

NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ PARE 81 to ALBANY.
and after MONDAY March 26.h 1862 Trains VII leave
16tb-st Station NewYoik q follows;
For WiliaIDsbr!dse-8:sOs. m, and $3.50 p. M
For White PlAins-ll a M, $3.50 and 2
For White p sns-6;l5 p. m. nom Whitest Depot
For Dover Plains M from ptn-st Depot.
For AlbanyeA Hail and 30 Express trains connect
with the Aes York Central Railfos1.
Returning will leave
WilsmsbrJge- $50 and $3.50 ~ and 3;4o p
White Plain,-s and 10 e N. ll:i5 and 4:@ ?. N.
Dover PlAins-6 T. N.
Albany-ll 8 m. NAH and il0 p Express trains
The 9:5a Mall and $3.50 Express trains connect at
Chatham -Four Corners for all stations Western Railroads
JOHN BuHCHiLL, Ass'i supt
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Z. r. LUDLOW ABstionsey.
ANDgOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ID ANUcDML LUL0EWUID 7 UNI ChE.
,. =. LUD osv A Co. viii sell WEDSES
pay, Apr Is 1884, az III O'Clock No 81 eh-gt, ire entire
FURfIf UsE, tsfng Of elasanty carved r0fe~ood paoT
tste ste Arm Chss Esceyor ChsiTs Pal3T hairs and o.
tonahs b I'D bocele sozsuy AID Arm h s eDsiOh
dBE Tables soo5 QBstete and Pier Tables Beakast
Ttbes Cib1grc Cr-s FeSch Plate Mirrors rich
20 md purple satin Window Curais llnsi with sik Cor
mahogany and black walnut French bs6sssds rosewood
Frsb1 seCn PakDre elegant cared msr0efOp Dressing
Tsbes wi kifroIt Hadow Curt tns feivst Tsp5Iy and
ingr4in Carpets with the Kitchen EunitDre
kgUss ct tie Anciioneeit' Office No Pine (lO73)
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A. NJ hERwIE, AnctioDeeT.
pY BANGS, MERWIN, g. Co., Irving Build
~ ins ROs ss4 and $50 Broadway tie metropolitan
SoNpAY EVENING, April aa at O'clock ENGLISH and
AMERICAN BOOKS large collection Of standard works In
yoos dsPsItIen inensnt many choice soOl and VARIETY
k Il .nS ;ss;ass Ttq.s;
BooKsConPFsDs works in standard literature Poe;ly his
nGstrsisd books inodsE Rcoe's Holy Land vols half
KoveIs 50 vols bsH calf Lord KngsborouEhs Antiquities Of
NsIiso svOls imp folio half calf Meyers British Birds
q oltsS nis folio 100 nsTa:ionsi HumPbsSs iuiu
Illustrations Of Rrois arts ChToDces hshs Book o. Gems
y0ls Illustrated French Works &C &c. .
WEDNESDAY and TaussDAY AFrERNon 1 Ns ~ AFril
r s and very Valuable Cabinet oo@pins ohoics 'pc
Of sarioua and countries incudng many thS ae
'ssf as T1Eks e G sSSif O'clock Fine OIL
PAlETiNGs choice eellecsn 81 sne modern o. Paintings
70 be sole without 20 raise fgn5s 70 assist 10 detAtns
FRIDAY AFTERNooN April q, Al 1 O'Clock, the entire
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY Of the late John O. HAsed, esq
sS :p q s and
couts admiralty RepSrs Digests comDentssies Tssiises
hDsoS. PobicsoSs and sa office Furniture bookcase de
S SosB 5s ,: .S S. yFs' &
valuable portion Of the PRIVATE LbkAKf Of toe
Tbsoletiesi Bisliss Pathological ExeFecal spd Classical
Ncrka Also collection Of choice Books In General L'sfa-
MONDAY AFTERNOON Msy &C. 8. O'clock, and following
lubAripF Unique Collection Of Works the History OF the
Aboane country and in their languages nent
of Yoysss and travels; variety Of books In the German,
French husn Greek and Latin Languages also In Hebrew
AIabc Sanscrit HndustAn Persian, pheneean japanese
Chinese other Oriental LapzDeSts Pathological WORKS nu
srOss valuable and PhsPht ano choice manu-
scripts collection Of fine copies Of books IN other depart
Catalogues Of all sales msy be had on application
c. TrrT.E, Aaetioneer-ofcs No l39 Broadway.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE, UNFIN-
IL IsHED FRAMES, &c,
Bang the BALANCE ofsTOCK Of BURNS BROTHER,
At No. fs3 BROADWAY,
TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
e FUTILE viii SELL on WEDNESDAY at I03 O'Clock
s The above the balance OF the stock cone listing Of
Roswood Suites EtaEefes Consses Tables Arm9irs
BouBt Library Book CA,es Extension Tables Elegant Bed
stesos Burea x, Tete-s.fetss chars, ke. -
Ass U6nsaed Rosewood Sofa and Chair Frames, Tables
EtsgereS BaTeaux &c.
pOsY WOOD OAK MAHOGANY, AND WALNUT We
HEERs AND LUMBER,
Comprising valuable assortment OF EeneeTs
eco oozsn Mahogany and other French
Knob u boisteTIg Articles ,te.
Horse, Cart, HsrDess, sc
MA deposit U be required nom every Purchaaef a. the
sale VII be psTemptoEy for cash
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mater-Gure.

CARATOGA WATER CURE-open through the
~ year. bat a row fully prepared Tor Summer Pa-a1 and
b0asas Address n. BEboRTHA, N. D., sarasczA spring.
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w. B. WEsTcOfr 4 20 Anctloneers .,
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
- WORKS OF ART at PUSLIC AUCTION-On II lNDAy,
April 20 LEI O'clock the entire elegant Furniture contained
the fvestory residence No. ISL West 2 The house Ia
beautifully furnished throughout In Rosewood Oak and Mahos
any esau Works Of Art in Marble and Bronze on Painting
hee splendid Palor Suites in Rosewood covered In mob 6ro
csde Inperb Ps Forte Etasees Tables elesan fer and
Msne Mirrors with chambers and diuiDgToom elsbo
nj he'd; rich China and silverv Tsoe Cutlery, Cut ass
&c Catalogues at house. Sale positive rain shine
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UCTToN.-BROwNE & NICHOLS, Auction

IN-NIOEHO ufaoay. ArftIH
At1of o'elOck a. the private reside No % 5tb
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANCIENT AND
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS ErO
Ech Rosewood PaTlor Furniture SGea Ia sstn broeatee
sd Rosewood Esgees marble ops sold Rosewood Center
9alls richly ree fetes Ottouens rich Velvet Car
peis tesyv Dsre aud Satin Damssk Gu tans wiki heavy alt
coDires; FIenehPlste Pier and Mantle Minors with rc
Consoles 10 match sod Oak OtnDgro0u furniture very rich
De. Rosewood Mshogsuy and Black Wsnus Chamber Fnrni
t1re, B.ds ard Bedding OF description, Lounges Easy
ca airs 1ete sctes CuTtans Pisoof Forte
sUPERB COLLECTION OF RARE OIL PAlNrINGS.
Originals by SpsEgnolco Sebasisn Bo1rdon sir Godfrey
Khe1er Sir JAnes Tbornh, aogarth 5t5slkn, Charmils
Wine, Brown, Cevmfnke Talbot Dick, Ostadc, Lancres
Bsttoni WatteaU Rose lilly NJ Spencer More Gignoux
BeHtise LigtOn Of London Fhpp Of London ana Gresze
LsEsslairRa Georse 81 Iland, Doughty Nomhet Nusaer.
Th Of admission 10 view the pictures and furniture, VII
Be ready At our ofhce this morning
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