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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
furniture.


a CKNOWLEDGED as BEST-FOIsEMANs
n ARCH SPRING BEDS, price 81 50 TO 50. ABeds'eed'
Springs and Mattress Sc s.z
Manufactured In the best style and sold wholesale and retail
the lowest hgUre. Old Mattresses made ever
BEDSTEADS,
Wooden Iron wholesale and retail low hotekeepers can
ssye money here Cell address CHAS r. FOREMAN No.
Great Jonesst, cor Broadway.
A CHAMBER SUITE of the celebrated EAGLE
"A ENAmELED FURNITURE, In ali styles designs and col
ors from S25 upward Manuistory No So4 Broadway near
Laura Keenes The best enameled furniture MANUFACTURED
Please order for the Spring delivery.
ENAMELED FURNITURE-Th best assOrt-
H ent in the city Enaneed Chsmber Suites In every
vsrety and and solid Walnut suites mn ned
in and superior manner a. Wholesale and retail also
Psillasses end Mattresses. WARREN WARD NO. III CsnA
st., four east OF Broadway.
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
~ OF the most approved style manufactured a. the oae
establishment In the state CT,
Lecture Room and sebbsthSchool Seees, Camp Stools
Blackboard Of slate any DIMENSIONS Revolving OF Stationary
Crsyons white and eooed Also Office and Bank Desks Asa
aookcases Of every description made to order by
ROBERT PATTON, No. "a Grove-st, near Blocker.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
yvNO SAN FRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS,
n THE CENTRAL OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
PIKE,s-PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.


PIKE,S-PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.
The fr Courier Of the Pony Express will leave the Missouri
River on TUESDAY April g. at o'clock p and will run
regularly weekly thereafter carrying AL only
be nont departure on Miss u River will be In tee
rpbc conn>on with East and will be announced IN due
TELEGRAPH messages all parts Of the United states and
Canada m connection with the point Of departure VIII De re-
eeiyed up o'clock Of the day OF Leaving snd trans
San Francisco intermediate points by the connecting Tx
press In eight days . , ,,. L..
The ali will be delivered In San Francisco In ten days
from the departure OF the Express: :, -. .,a
The FxpIess passes through Forts keaney, Laramie ao
Bidder Great salt AXE City Camp Floyd carson CiJ INC
Wa.boe silver mines Plscervle aud Sacramento. -,
Letters for Oregon Washington Territory Bnnsh Colhpa
the Pacific Mexican ports Russian Possessions saha"en Isl
snds China Japan and India will be mailed in San FfAh
eitco .,..-.- 1000. -vh th.
Special Messengers bssrers of letters to eonnec; wn ,Ss
FIpres Of the Sd Of April will receive o 'n
Courier of that day ut No 48l 10th st Washington Cy
2:45 D. M FRIDAY, March 80 and In NewI az MAJ t
off q of j. r. Simpson, No Continental DAs puue'
Esssu-st., % o go a m Of 3lst March A.. 49,.
Full particulars be obtained on Application a. 'ne @
places anu Nss"'' 81 VIC WI H. RUSSELL, PIsident
wentworth City Kansas, March, 1850 -, vi, pt1o,
Office in w.Yon-J. b. SIMPSON, vice. IeI aI
sAMUELE ALLEN, Agents 81 LOUIS
II. J. SPAULDlNG, Agent, Chlcaso.
nor BRIDGEPORT-Fare 50cts.-The steamer
JOHN BROOKS Capt John Brooks, Jr, leaves
aver, Tuesday Thursday and saturday at IL N fies,
Al ne lowest fates T. LOCKl En- q Co.. NO. Ilz oous
NIEW-YORK to NEW-HAVEN by me
~ steamer TRAVELLER, from Peck sup rlet no a No
River at 3d. n and CHAMPION a. p. m. Fare Si wv
charge for berths.
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MHOfFAT's

WI LIE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITIE,Rss s., ,.doa
T.s m, dlcines ye been before the pno '' b,h
- ~ ~ Ia sn,py hat time have main4 veJ ~
i aos: every part Of the globe or the 20 nerson.
Nv and mu.di.,e power Of restoring pecct 49, hnmtp
s1ferpg under nearly every Kind Of disease 10 WINCH ~"
frame Is liable. r.,iors of the skin,
IN. operuion of the Life Medicines IL truly a.
removing few days every ve,tige OF and Liver
s.s,. nv tbe purfypg effects the blood bi "a In
Complaints Fever Arue Dyspepsia Drop.J "a
shoTi most all diseases Yield 10 tneir eislN. b
No snix should be without them. by their timely a'e ~
suffering and expense may be fsSsd
FOR sale By
WILLIAM n MORFAT ~. d., q,
No. s 5 6rosGsayt Newton
And b, al drpggists
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WILLIAM Writers, Auctioneer, will sell, In
continuation THIS DAY lO3 o'clock At No 1913 Canal
stock Of Mantis Millinery and Fancy Goods 10
the above store and together with Counters, shelly
ing Iron Safe esk Tapestry Ingram Carpets seven large
French Plate Mirrors Lace MGnss Cloth do teahers Flow
ers &c. by order of MOLLINEUX BELL, Assignee.
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pusoIy p. CrREY, Secretary.

VHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
- COMPANY "A DlVlDEND Of TdREE PEa CENT on
the lOh day o. april neat the office Of the Company NO
Inc Transfer Books will b. oosed the afternoon Of MON
DAY the I'd day 0! April mex at oc oek ~ ana viii be re-
onened on EDNEsDAY the llh day Of on 5. ID clock
T.. w. DUNHAM, Treasurer.
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| EDWARD II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer. -
| GALE of RARE and ELEGAN / EURNIIURE

EDWARD II. LUDLOW, AUctoneer.
GALE of RARE and ELEGANT FURNITURE
~ end PAINTINGS &c.-E. II. LII DLOW Go. will sell
at AUCTION, WEDNESDAY,, April 4, Loo, e; II O'clock
No SO 9th st jGhav. the FURNITURE en-
tanea consulting oak rosewood aud mahogany
Furniture modern and snqpe eabora,ey carved sn1 h9she
stye-sofss Chairs Center Tables ANN Glaze
Bedeads 6c OF Paris manufactures Console from Florence
years old probably unequaed in the cy bsnque's OF
sutiqUisy; Bullets richly carved EIlaoethan
Chairs Cabinet inhd with tortoise 6heli Tables dc Mutt
Paor OIears by OF Paris miutel and oval hrors
e sautly carved exteI sion Dining Table, &C. &c Ro
Euscan Foreotne Vases of which were purchased
the auction of Louis Philippe; costly bronzs
and e Clock vita rich bronze eefs caadf oTa
together with rarely eqused Paintings collected by toe
daring L Iefoence in Europe which superb
copy, by Billet OF the celebrated son pcture by Mao OF
immaculate COception Fruit and Flower piece, by
Cherele Portrait of Franklin, from original noF LOST by
Greutze and many other elaborate and exqutey Unlisted
originals copies by noted and modern artists Of
meTlt and value Also Satusry, Moacs, &C. The furniture
may Jay the sale upon pemtt FROM the
tionees their Office No Puest where catalogues can also
be obtained. G,t1)
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IN pJIPSIIANCF of An order of the Surrogate o.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF inc
the County New York notice Is hereby he civ O.,
New the same Win go .To near
pS en- The civ Of New ork before the wenteIn
Iy 81 All neIt-aed New-Yor the 18th Gay OF ootGOe
1859. ELlZAbElh hohi'N-'
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GENUINE SALE.-DANIEL S. HOUGH,

GENUINE SALE.-DANlEL 5. HOUGH,
" Auctioneer Office No Cooper institute, win sell At pub
lie auction FRIDAY Ito Moro w MORNlSG st l0
private esidence No. IS Clinton in Sths be-
Broadway and place all the contents OF the
house embracing vailed OF hrsclsss
Rosewo.d Walnut other FURNITURE in good order as
Sues Center other Tables, fine Carpets Pier
Glass valuable Oil Pan.ing superb Decorations, and large
quantity Of Kitchen Furniture wherewith the sale wiz COM
We refrain from giving minnie Description OF she
goods this regarding the practice ss useless ann on
grossly deceptive, but win buyers tina; the above
genuine well worthy their where they Will lind
unsurpassed tment compsn. everything necessary TO
gentee housekeeping and will not BE- disappointed they at
tend either the quantity quality OF the goods offered IN
and honorable from the auctoneer
n B.-Purchasers last sale Tuesday al No II Gin
tor ace who did settle their bills, requested to d.
a. once, or their goods viii be resold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

MORTIMER GRIFFIN g. Co., Auctioneers

A MORTIMER GRIFFIN g. Co., Auctoneers.
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNlrURE ut
AUCTION THIS DAY. ThundSy, at brown-stone residence
No l8 West l6ths between 5h and 6thavs commanding
m ocotk-Rosewood octsve Piano Forte; elegant drawing
suites Artistic BTonBss and Stausry Oresden aud ewes
China Vases; OiPAntsugs Of eminent artists Bronze Cb,nos
her Frnsn plate Pier and Msnel Mrrnsi broca,e and see
Curtains rosewood Chamber Furniture uite ok Dining
FurLiure Siverxsre; ChSa, and GlasswHe Seaahe
cmpeuns ivory : anole Table Cutlery, de.
A UCTION NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
"A Honeer-Offce No. Great Joness. commencing THUS
DAY ChusdayL March 20 at l o'clock al the private real
dence OF Mr Bby No 68 West th between 9th and oth
Draw contains rosewood Pano-torte fl seven
city Canterbury Stool and Cover rosewood suites
Furniture covered in crimson san bocade Pier and
Mante Mrors La Curtains English Brussels Carpets, Rugs
Eaeeies, Bookcase Chamber AID Dining Furniture Of
every kind BAemt and Kitchen tu ure Of every tesSp
ton Sale positive.
A. NJ. MKHwN, Auconeer.
pY BANGS, MERWIN, 81 Co., Trade-Sala
~ Rooms, No. 10 PaIkIow
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Efaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate 30. OF
the County OF New.Yo Notice hssyJ Nc late of the
City Of Ols diseased e pe;ss' Of tHs c if
4 e. NJ "a Walt IN the City Of on
or before the seventeenth day OF June neAs-D"ou ~
The IAN Gay 81 oecemS CHARLES THwNG, Adminn.oH
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This NAV be seen by refer reports OF this time last
wear il folly up prices then when 6et ws'yey maen set
pSx Many Of the Hogs arriving are those that
baSa Moved fattpg bullot and in prime order 80
here are about OLD Hogs at Aertons ySos tns
manning and arrivals continue large there Is prooaoty that
prices will decline. , ,r..,. tv.,..,, u,1 v.xS.
ns,cb 28 1860 Hudson River Railroad, 2623;
E Road Ols; Albany Propeller, 49, NewJefsey Central
l275 Grand Total $685. .s,56s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Market dull, with DOWN. ARD Ten leney'
Psport of Hogs received Hudson River Drove fds ics<
n, Tb,rty,eyenth street. North River Tor week ending
usb IL lfO.-F Te Road Beall 81; Camden and Am
boy r GRAY II HewJersey Central Robinson l2O Crssin
10 3,s; Hudson River CIssn Co.. $40 Total FOL Bold,
! Irraold ~ Total, l. lol.
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OFpIcE REPUBLIC FIBE Insurance COMPANY,
No is Wsll-s;., Jan. IL, leo.

OFYIcE REPUBLIC FIBE Insurance CONPAsY,l
No. is Wsl-st-, jan IL, leo.
Capital
6orpuE, iThV
DWIDEND.-- Company have to-day de-
~ elsred dividend OF SEVEN AND HALF DOLLARS
PER SHARE, payable to stockholders on demand -
Thew have declared interest Dividend OF slA "a
CENT upon their outstanding SCRIP payable on TUEsDAr
the 18th DAY Of February next In cash . a.,
ureim Of The ending the 5lS day OF December 1859 o
fIRTY PER CENT the certificates deliverable 70 pAes On
ROBERT 8. HONE, Presidesi
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Groceries, propisi0ns, &t.

DIAMOND and other
Sewing. Machines, Paintings,
Pistols, 6c., 6e., a great bar
" bought foT Cab. j. }.
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IA CATION COMPANYS NETWORK AND GALWAY
LREThe next departure from New York VIII be the splsn
aid end powerful steamship ClRCASslAN, Capt. Campbell
which viii leave THURSDAY, March ~, 1850 touch,
Ing at St. Johns ~ receive the nails This vessel
has been greatly improved large outlay; her sccommods
have been increased aud she one of the finest and
fastest steamers stost - -.
PRcEs OF PAssAGR-FiIst-clss $50 and s73 third $780,
Including tickets many Of the principal cities the main
railway routes Britain and lTesnd Third class mast
provide plate knife fork tc and bedding Passengers to ST.
Johns fret class 35 Pssagein the third class can DC secured
10 bring persons ont from Galway 32 50 from Dublin, s35
Belfast s37 from Londonderry, SSl So from %serfoId
&37 from Limerick S35; from London so; from Liverpool
$40 and Glasgow so For freight passage .ppy only
ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Agents FOR the line, No. Ga broadway.
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UNHG Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders IN thls
Cporson for the election Of 10 Directors for the ensuing
yes Inspectors Of the succeeding election will be held
n conformity Tequie OF the byeaws OF this
Copsnyl on WEDNESDAY tho Ash day Of April 1860 at the
en- o. lie Company in the City OF Toledo Ohio commencing
"a ~ o'sloeh n FRANKLIN Z. WORCESTER, Secretary.
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palnts, Oils, Sc.

GOAL OII-WarraDted pure and equal 70 any
In This color nearly white for sale low by the manu-
actuIer Also, 10 bbls. PETROLEUM OIL.
A. & O. BULKLEY No. q Fskon-st-
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professional Notifies.
Roofing.

i EAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CUREl'-
H ELASTIC CEMENT A SURE REMEDY.
Applied 70 order By JNO. B. henry Co., NO. " CannH
DATENT MICA and FIBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING.
Adapted svery variety OF Roof old AID unequAed
Coz durability beauty cheapness by composition In use
CEMENT for SALE by the barrel with printed Instruction. ior
use JOSEPH DITTO Co., No. 3ls Broadway, N T.
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DIANOs, WATCHES,

u JewelIyi CiEsTs, Sales
Plstsd " are, Boohf, Furniture
gina Cash advanced on goods
JONES, No. a Ann-st., 20 fooL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

CITY OF MINERAL ro1Sr-l-o,-,,.z..r

cord in Book psge 500; p o. pt rs n 81 -. 10
Is %esc On record IN vol pas 481 and also 5 49,
gt ~ on same record; 6. Nh o5 pt %
Ton on High street Of 3! desc record jn RasE
page 80 and = I45. pt 81 desc in Book
raEe 5s 90 pit Il. und = To- pt IT, desc ou rece
"a Beok pae O. log. und : OF So des, record il
bA page 2; p 81. p o., IN g. pt 50 ou F,
cord ~ Boo II page i75; II o. desc On 5erari i,
zoos II Page 4g pt - u i23, pt q, pt !, uud = p
SIS vbt IS
Ind : nwe sec. Sec. 50, Town :, Rsa-e Fast neo
-, e- ~ lown ., ftsnse 3 acre IA south
"a sec. =, l"yT , Range 3 IS described raeor,i ia
'"t' Tse 5 pt SO ssyo Sec -. sasyn %. Iaa-e r
;" Sec 81 Town $, Range n. wh seQ sr4 Sec. -
nNil . Eansr J FG-t; II via ~eS -. iowa
Range Ess, uud ? 70 zee svq Se, %. T. 5 RS
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Tax IsToEECD.
TREA sURER's OFF CE, IOWA Co. MS
AIAEEAL PnLNr. An-iL 81. L,HQ

4 }
X TOTit & r i hereby givea tHat much Of each Of
. : the fooEing described tots tracts, parcels Of
suds may be necessary for that purpo-e vii the
drst Tuesday the sii 1y5 Il May net, ana the
-UcceediEE ca be sold ~ public auction. tho &
House IN the ity Of Mineral Foiat. sld County
py Of taxes interest aud charges thereon, unless
the sh I'll be paid before that time. The sale
Taeuce a. oeiock in the forenoon Of she d. aloty
named.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

Lots 10. 50, % h af - s., S. So > 3 - lot o
water c"nr-e .osPec - 20. -3 12a. II y, % So
% n b o. Is RARNATH ADD. vIL.-Llts > l. Is, Il
VILLAGE OF tsNrERg-lLE.-Lots !, 10.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

Lot,62, GO, pit 1872. pt 200 described record in
Book Il pze +23 Z13 p, 80 u1d = 2i9 p 27l, uud Z
l7G 25S pt 25l, pit 2l3 described record in Scrk
Ia. s7 pt ~ described record in Book z page
farts 100 and I9l desc. record IN Book II page
t95. et- 2s. 2iJ AMI 24o except the . iyieEes unl
q If pt III. and 2l5 desc record ia Book page
73 p 24T "a desc record "a Book v page 2 parts y
100 and Igl as desc record Book page 2s part
200 desc record Book II page 435; und a l2
record in Book : page 1856 III as desc
reeorl u Book 5 Page -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

2l; 2l5 PIG 2lo 20 221 ~ Ios, pit les p 900, col
2I 2GS 2lO 2Ils 10 233 upd lal>4, und 4 IS5, 2fT
-> ~ a desc. on record Book page 215, 3Clo0
acres IN -s IS G-zc on record Book n page 30;
acre des-- record BOoS page 257; Pt25s eh
z7 =: lsS desc. record u Book page jj und =
II 5, acres in 1870 and IJI desc record in Book
page ~: pt I3S desc record in Book page 6ti;
gt - z5i NJ 235 $50 pt 81 rs desc record IN Book
a 4Ig 25I 261 ore. 4 2+9, Is7, ISs. pt Isa.
I5 I9-. 1879. Su 24s ~ uui = 2oi aaa = 10 una
L 2j5. p 2J9, pt 80, 81, 2I5 - Z25. nnd : ~
l4I, pt I>7, iuo. 10.
lltsI ? g. ) 70. IT, =. I3, t. Is, I5 Il, Is,
H. -. p - 2sz+ - and - Bavs alteration sub
Ils-sca OF ont lots los, 10, Harrisels survey
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

n. i. LaILEl. NJ. I.

Fea 81 stsats, f-"crrir- @-tt t~to
-sa.# Ni- S1, =. l~r-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
IN. .L,.>nEAp,

a4 ANt 4-. & GENERAL.
..4#ts. 4-.H s"s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

,-s parts OF lots I03 II5 lis. Ila a. desc Oh
-F n -, rlsc.z one Book la-z >, the Their q
m ? parz9 - lots %, q, aud % dssc record
Fl B page 20; p1 q, 10, n -, Pt - uni Z p
al -- 81 desc record in Book page 373; Io4.
au = s. uni = u, und \ So pt s. A. desc record
8o0z page SO; unl :, ., 50, wh 81, - r. - a.
desc on recor in Book page I12; 81, pt 80, Il3, pit
u s desc record n oo1 Hsge l0e; = Sc g dec en-
record IN b Ok page - Pt 81, desc On record n
Frog -ae L53. an1 = pt 81 des- record ia Book
-se 454; pr IL desc OF record in Eeok page 100;
n Izs a. des- record IN Boo page ,; = of lct -
nd g5 as ie.c in deeds record il Book page 20
81 VA c. pts . recorded in two deeds, in bocE
nae 2} the other in B0oE r2ge 56ss =, q - {,
lss IT rs ST. und IA g. und = wh 81 = Ia.
uaa : So uu1 ;. 81, und = S. D 90 desc 'rd
ID Ba page -22, pt So pr 9I desc Boz =
% pages 2S4 .nd -; md a - - = u 3. tsse oa re-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
4 = y IT ~
atforass -,ad toHn-eiisr az Law.
T.. fBo-T.

anN -aH.l.es il t.f..aa.sy Mia
t.t as H.atsasf stsv tl.U. s-l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
2fliaeraI pojat 5oleelp Gribune.
PraLlsHEu svskl TUESDAY xoRsISG,
fa TIE ID Ftgie Sa.esa. opposite tae lara Cornty
Baas HyA Street. ufesral Point, MS, By
ELS SoN.

~->~-~~--~-----~~-S,-r,-~-- =
RATS on ADVERTISING
r-t sr.s sHaa. .fef trtfe compact matter, ar rs
t#..s-..e- ..e x4#} s.a .8.luf.l4 as D -fIEare
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
RegMlasssNeW Orleans, Ouacllita
Z AND BAYOU BARTnOL OAiEW PACK ET

IIl5II.,,s,N NU VI E W

4 80 .s Il JosW. CARLTON, Master. /.
! NIIIS enc light draught, fast passen-
ger packet will leave New Orleans
EforSArkansas line, Wards and Kelly'st
Handing Cora's Bluff, Lingroye, Plan
'tefsvilleas Deglaize, Point Pleasant,
Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe, and
all landings on Ouachita and Black
rivers, every ten days, commencinggson
the first rise Of water.
The Andrew has been purchased and
| fittcdu expressly for the trade. s.
7 Planters and shippers can rely on
the Andrew remaining in.4the trade
during the entire season. Particular
attention paid to all plantation and
way business. = nov.l0-tf. d,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
- @ J. SCHARDT. :
Professor Of Music, onx(As Piano and
sR lss,;{V1k3S 5Ss a. --

REspEcEEulLy announces tothe public
of Monroe and, Onacliita Parish, that
having located himself here permanent
4ly he is fnllyprepared to .under take
the repairing and tuningof Pianos, nd
will also teaoh, if required, both 7lic
Guitar and Piano. Persons who may
need his services, will find il to, their
advantage to employ him, as heifipttsrs
himself that he is competent 10 giye
the most uncquiyocal satisfaction.
Orders leftatthe Watch-maker's estab'
Ilishment, viii receive prompt attention
& June liz II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
SHERIl 81 SALE. Z
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Ouachita,
Y 2th District G ourt.
9th District Coul

John I. Simmonssrs: n. r: Osborne.
by virtue Of an order of seizure and
- sale issued in the above entitled
cause from said Court, iIhaye seized
and will offer for sale atpublic auction
at the Court, House door in the town Of
Monroe, on the first Saturday in March,
1860, it being the third day Of said
month, within, the hours prescribed BY
law, the following aaescribed tract Of
The east halfof the north eastSquar.
ter, and the southwest quarter of the
northeast, quarter. Of sections, town
ship II, north Of range one east; also
the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter, sof section thirty-fve
township eighteen, north of range one
east, together with all the simprove.
,iaents thereon, seized as the property
81 defendant and sold to satisfy sale
{ ordar md costs.
& "A Terms NJ sale-cash with the bene
& fl sof appsSisement T.
/ 4 s. Dbl i ADISO M R0 GERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, January 26, 1860. $40 SO
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
ST. JO:S EPH'S COLLEGE, L.
NATCHITOCIiES 4

THE fourth year Of this Institution
= will begin on the FIRST Monday Of
October, under the direction, Of the
Bishop, assisted by members of Shis
clergy, andssen,inently. qualified Hay
teachers, whose ll's vious'se rsicsg have
!, Asprospectus will soon bepnbli
varying but little frolnS those issued
the former years. asi Y
10 conformity with the wish EEK.
pressed by several families, tl,etpnpils
wilisbe dispensed With the uniform. !,
h Paren -s@'who intend sending their
children as boarders orehhlf Boardcrs,
arc requested to give timely notice. !
Letters should be directed to Bishop
Martin, or to theN Rev. f. LIE Vezodet
Procurator of the College. ~ go
fAUG. MARTIN, z
, ~ ayBishop ofNatchitocLes.
Sept. Is, 1859. It..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
PETER EZiy,L.lIlSsa
saddlery and Harness Maker.

elias I, u q, opened 4 shop one
door South Of stho Post iyEsss I
Office, uls tlse purpose Off,
carry oai the SApDLERY and HAHSEss
making Dlisincss, xls,,s Y
4 He hos sjustssscceiyed, y and. viii
Ne6p constantly oll hand a MOI splscs
I'd stock of sSad1l esN, AAsAess, &tss;
chsthc public are invited 4seall and
,pxaminc. INV, i'll !. ~ "
He has. provided himself wild q
large sandswell selected stock Of ma;
terials, aud spreparedsto4d osall kinds
1t work. in his line, at the shortest
notice, and ..its tlie verylsbest style.
= sIe hopes Wy dilisent Attention " i,
his business, To, merit sand receive
tile patronage d, Ale public, whomT Inc
is ready to, serve sQfteApsfos cAsit. /
sss.. ssse PEE FRI r. sELI tJS.s <
Monroe. Gan. Goth, 1850. %[1yl
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
Sale of Negroes. {

IA OSthe first Of October last my
house was opened and q large
supply ofs all classes.of negroes offered
for;saie Imported from Virginia, Mary
land and 7eorgia Afterwards, during
the whole seasOn, the supply shall be
kept good By their receipt of large
lots of the choicest negroes TO be had
from the above States, Apply at ID
Baronne street, between Common and
Graviers and two squares west from
ST. Charles Hstel.
WA LITER L. CAMPBELL {.
Oct. 10, 1859. "a Z. On