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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
THE MERRIMACS BIG GUN.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Post. . -.
FoRrRss, MosRox, Wedrssiay, April 70, ite..
An experienced artillery officer jrst arrived from
Point Comfort confrms the story thss the meTlmHc
burst her new gun in firing her last shot. He gives
an reason Of this that the noise Of the report had
metallic ring well known among srtil eriss g, be-
longing TO cracked iron Besides the shO, fell short
Of the mark, and was followed by complete sGs-
pension of the fire. Tie Merrimac, Jamestown, and
Yorktown are in eight again.
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FROM NEW-OELEANS.

South, was in the city yesterday. having recently
lef, New-Orleans He repors the cen6ition of affairs
there as exceedingly Encouraging to the Rebel cause.
The people are suffering for the necesssries OF life.
In business there was nothing doing worth naming.
Citizens were dis4rustful of each other. Disloyaly
10 the Confcderacy WAS Increasing, and there was
an unmisiakabls desire for the re-establisLment Of
National authority in the Crescent City.
iCncinns.i Gezette, 18th.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE BY A PAR.
TICIPANT
The following letter is from Boston boy attached
to the 18th Illinois Regiment to his father Ia this city
Pfrr.BuR6. Arril 3. 1851

FlfrsbuR8, A1flI B T561
NY DsiR FArBRR: / take the hr't chance to write you
that am alive and unbur hsvF paved slfely through the
1T bloody and fought ihs CONT
nsnt The battle need early Sunday morning The
them comu.Iy by snrps. They psssed through the csp
several e;inen the before then Afer shot
resistance Our regiment wss ordered 10 me 'front.' nsi,e We
Of battery The battery had sny iime to hr: few
times before they them AID tak iight ran
support The rrsinent night foi but few rounds
While this xss going on, we lying down orr bel
llesno. man moved Our Colonel, and al tho officers
were soonns us 70 Keep cool and stand around Up
to his !Ds ., wbss ~ ss,eY pne wv th' wing wsrs
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~D,uuI sx.zrx ~ sz.S- Exz5rzrxss
The SPRING |

The SPRING ELgcTIOSs IN NKw-JEV W. Ihs
r.csn; srruz election Elizabeth resulted ainy 81 .hs
sncc-ss OF the Democratic fick-, by 80 sjodty. Pbup
CTier elected Mayor Two p-nocrss. and Rcrab
l;csn Aldermen elected
A, sprDsie d, the Democratic ticket sgcte,hi BY =
majority Of rom 20 L.
Al Rshwsy, Thomas j. Lee. Union candidate 6r Mayo
c,cte Tho Democratic nomner By - ,oti,y
The entire nion city tleAes uoucnst Chos Freehold
ers, u.c elected
In Paterson Henry A. Williams Union era1.Ss,e ,oF
Mayor was elected Two Democratic and two Republican
Aldermen elected
In Manchester Township. Psssac Cosuy nearly the entire
Republican ticlet eec ell.
In Trenton tie Democrats carried every Ward she
fst md elected all ths City eko sxcep; Mayor and Schoc
Sup,rn,eudent The rev Common Council win stand sine
Republicans and fifteen Democrats
In Lawrence Township Mercer County. the Repps;isGn
nonnees succsssul, with two exceptions U
Hcpewe the Republican ticket elected BY average
ns olity OF rs.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-Apxm l7.-Bo;o,
Judge BARNARD.
CASE OF AANsLACGHTER.


Edward +. Gsllot was brought up Tor trial oE 40
indicen. or msnaushier in the tba decree In having
caused the dca:h OF AnoTrw j. bowler. Prisoner with
friend, IN ddnhu hoa,e OF bad repnte n Houston
street Newfesrs eve, friend OF deceasa ed
the prsone friend. aud nsey do om bodily injury.
Derel,ed knife in ha. forbade in.cTerenoo oy ie
prisoner TO his friend wh.eupon scu.e ensled IN
which it l. charged the prisoner caused he death OF oyle
Henry M Mhieheat esq oE ths pson er .,aed .sa' he
prsouer would withdraw his pi.a Of Net guilty. srd 10
Plea Of Guilty Of msasfu shteE the fo1rth ds gree
Dfe, Attorney h-ll ,st that ser h' experience 10 ,bs
wou accep the plea and hand hs papers to the judge that
the views OF .he prosecution thereon might be OBTAINED
menias e. 70 tho previous ch.racter Q! the prisoner.
The Judge said ne would yrrsousy inform himself ~ res-
ton TO the case and adjourn the seassnee Until Fcsy ' peA
week.
THE GRAND JURY.
The District-.ittorney requested the Cour' 10 iu-
ourn until Saturday II O'clock in order 70 p,inli. 's
G@L1 jury 10 appear before At TOT a short H"' ."
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRElLNsis'
Edward B Taylor has been indicted oy .'o S'au. a.
jury :or ohisnis monny unacf i,.se 10 N, sst el,
on co,;S,,b ns noou representations nst they we're
FOR the Of Mayor OpdyAe ara o'e, ihs ,,ne which
we LEGGED to be entirely ultruo Ts,.os s
Piled the money 20 hi' oh""''
co,rnr or COMMON aLsAs-sr,olAL Tsns-aPHiL H.
N"'" BeloSe Judge HILTON
DECISIONS.
c..,rart aot. Colt.-Judgment settled.
c'S~"' - Befoc Jna.e BRADY
uo,t s,t Conver.e-JGisment for defendant on deao'
,. o the ground h does nc: clearly sppsa that
Ina, snt Was made Of the judgment
SUPERIOR COURT-CH,NsERs.-AYaI H.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
ordered that the 18th If April, being Good fn.
Day al notices Of motions aud orde rstunabe ON thss e's
\. N lie until Saturday 18th inst
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FROM MISSOURI

Gen. Doniphan Of Missouri is now urging all Mis-
soursns to lay down their arms and take the oath Of
allegiance, and public speakers are now going into
the field =" for the Union," and will! it is ssid, bsye
great efsct in cooling the excited inhabitants.
From The 81 Loui, Relr5lcaH.
ARMY IN THE SOUTHWEST.
letter from this army, dated the 1th, says:
Five hundred cavalry and the mountain how
tiers returned yesterday from Hungville they
had gone in search OF the enemy, but they could
not be found. Our information IL, that Gen. Price
has gone to Memphis, and that some 900 Of hia
cavalry are going north Of tue Arkansas River. H.
tending to make dash az Rola, or some other eX-
posed point. They will Ind the Union troops reany
for them."
The following from a private letter received in
Boston, dated Macon City, Mo-, April 6, gives ds.
coursgng account OF the state of airs in Northern
Missouri:
ave are having hard times here again this Spring,
and fear that we shall have harder time than we
had last Summer. The traitors are already commence
ing their atrocities upon Union men. They are shoot
ing them down on all sides. Six were shot up near
Edna lart week / was acquainted With some of
them. One U school teacher named Norcross
finest men Knox county could produce. Not only a.
Edna but in all sections OF the country tho traitors
are committing the same inhuman deeds.
"Ihere ia certainly something wrong with the Gov
srninent, for We do nothing with the truiiors.
Our officers allow US only TO Jake prisoners and
bring them to headquarters, where they lake the
oath Of aegianc, aud are let 90 again. That only
makes things worse for they 90 home aud act worse
than before We took them. The Union men Of the
country will take the thing into their own hands be-
fore long, and they will commence The war OF exter
mina,ion. From present appearances, l think the
Secesh programme will bs TO raise All insurrection
on some certain night and kill all they can lay their
hands on before the troops can interfere"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

BoARp OF SCPsRvI.oRs.-This body met o. the
County Jail yesterday afternoon, Mr. Crooke ~ Inc
cboir 4 communication from The Managers Of the
B-ooklvn industrial School Asa citation was received
aking FOR the use of six lots of land belonging to the
County, adjoining the Hone. The sabJect wss re.
terred to a Committee. The communication OF inc
Clerk Of the City Court askiIg for An ineIease Of
.alsrv, Was brought up, aud Mayor kslbfeieeo
moved that the salary be fixed at $3.50 year.
Some discussion en.ued and the subject was post
poned until next meeting. Mr. Kirby desired %
make some statements In regard 10 the pay ment OF
the Volunteer Relief Fund, but was prevented hcn
10 doing by tie adjournment OF the Board.
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OUTRAGE IN THE CRY PARK A girl Ds.ned
srv Vas aud outraged BY I'VE c5 5gs IN The
City Parr near the NayyYsrd Wednesday nisas Sas
was found BY Ocer FOX o. tbe Second preein and coo
sd to the Station Honse bnt as she could give no ae,e
ton OF tie who ssed her they rensia u Nee
Tho City Psk 10 perise; nuisance aud drsa;s % hs cy
The mi,arabc wooden fence which placed around
entirely destroyed and carried of for hrewood No poe.
Iru are detailed to guard snt The cchseq.epce that out
of h. above character fsqueniy ssted
than the public or IL is the s'ne IN Na,einsior
PARK frgore commonly known " Fort Greene }, which 10
equen,cd by the vt chsrs,tes who appear 70 have all
10 to the exclusion Of the decent portion 81 ibe
community.
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had suained loss bot algof Sudden they 10
sh beoie this could hem) aad poured into as
Colonel Major were killed Al this me the
ny e was ,hot AID captain ordered 20 take him TO
.s 'sa All me time Te had been giving them the best We
had and fo bile held the In cheek. took my wounded
eonade in my arms and bore bin off, After going ifiy
ysa .opped and tied gunsuap round bis as he was
looked back and regiment falling back and he
wa growing faint from loss Of blood knew had sme
to ose 80 got him along fast coad and got to
camp In safety. How / escaped IL g wonder. He was
wounded BY ma'kt ball through both arms and In the
elbow and smother in the es Aher got him safe in camp
s'.eu oacS aud the way met the sjjutsDt, who
wounded asked him where Tho regiment he answered
Mere falling bsi ee the camp and told me 70 come back
with him aud help the sick snd wounded out OF harms
way cot them the wagons and took them to the landing
and thsn on the boats, Our regiment did not into action
that killed OF wouod.d-not staff officer iea and
but tve captains snd few loutenanls Our captain wr
allied our hrst lieutenant woundsd There was general
ship drayed our part through the day and loss
immense fact nothing but the desperate sighting OF our
F,ba =. nom BEING driven INTO sns ,s .a.n,, WI.
ing been driver back miles. The next morning Il,
the night To be short las, drove them from the Geld
aud the victory was Busns men ers coming sh ire
time and our' cent after them They wiz Ky 70 rei 70 Cor
in'h suppose, bu h will do them good thsy are done p
The loss 10 regiment estimated 80 killed lnclpdg
Colonel Major and three Capanshere were but hye 70 the
baliesnd about 500 wounded and missingover Dali 90,
number We were engaged the second lay, Lieut. Colonel
oi another men being detsled to connane us ana We
had hand the final advance that them back TO their
it'll ye times number twas their death "Iesse sho
they fought hard ,hal write you ssain soon h. A' H.
DEATH or "GovKRsoR" JoHssToy. - There
seems to be no doubt that George w. Johnston, the
:" Provisional Governor Of Kentucky" was killed
o. the bnitle Of Pittsburg Landing. An officer OF
the Union army VINO knew him well says he saw
and recognized bis dead body. We are informed that
during the Sunday fight be served AZ an Ard TO isn.
Breckinridge bat on Monday he joined The ranks as
private, aud while thus engaged was shoi.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Posr.OrricE RrAoyAL.-On the Let OF May, ~
wiamsburgb Post-Offce will be removed IRON i~
sent location in Grand street 10 the ooiidinB
known AZ the Wall House. in Fourth street.
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Passspgers Arrived

lH bris k.ay brgkseis from Portd. fyi""-,MN -
s,rAntlen VI Zones J, r. wilkins. NJ Aiessndsr 4, n
n, i,io n A Ei,ssy. iron. Pars--MAcus Wiihsn-s v .
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ruE COMFY IsLAYD RAlLRoAD.---The WORK 90
this r,sa progr-snr and from present appesas ne
track viii be laid rom Brooklyn to the terminus By ihe %
OF June.
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THE BATTLE OF PITTSBURG
LATEST REPORTS.

-. r.r,her Movemcnfs-Chance for C"vairy
IN, ,hcy didu't embrace it-RebeIs Aban-
,. Provision Trains, and Destroy their
p,c,erty- Scattering Arms along their
.,-..,-Wc Attack their Kcar.Gsard,
..s are RepuI'ed-ProsPeets Of Speedy
msysmens Deubtfui-Was il u Defeat
:, Comparing Lesses-Killed
zach side-Enemy Ahead In Prison
--Whcn eur Lists Of Killed and
w.uudcd will Come-Killed and
xv.u,Sed Ohseers I'm the First and
s~~.yd Kentucky, and in she Regulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

EcBBERr.-The residence of DIR. Tucker, No. ~
Lafayette avenue wa brrslarousy entcrsi on Monday
rrht aHd -obb.d o ,verw.f. valued $50 Oc.r Drake
arrested sp-picion upoa one Of hs Inen s'ne
Of the articles found They their n"u.ss ~
John cheuck aud George 5imDon,. They were ''an 90
TO await examination tins morning before Ju,ice PER-
TIE NrSTR-WARD HOMICIDE The Grand jury
Yesterday found indcen; Of niansugher ssain How
a., G. Comedy the police who Killed Paul OAsr sbs
stiemptis 10 escGpe from his custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Esrrp,rIos FROM THE WEST FOR NEw-hrXico'
Tho Western sorreapendcnt Of J% BPsE9a Irar'
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co,Rr or COMMON sLsAs1srsoIAL TSHS--A'HiIi 4
suPERIOR COURr-CnANsFR..-AYall n.

NOTICE. TO THE BAR.
Ordered that the 18th If April, being Good f'n.
day notices Of motions aud orders reuInable on thai Gay
" an le ever until Saturday 18th inst
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CONSUMPTION.
GONSUMPTlvESl
" READ THIS CERTIFICATE
1T SEEMS LIKE RAISING ONE FROM DEATH
1T Is CEkrlFIED TO BY HER MINI 1sTI.R


Da scnRNcx Dear sirAbout two years ago was take.
seven or elht months passed without my doing or
a5oa, three wbo VINO mo attended n. iof
also obtained the advice and treatment o. ply sic.
two other physicians but all no purpose. During this
inas s p cr o ~ u9 ne was vas nearly deaf several tines
world was confined To my bed two months al one linIe
ali hope getting better as resare rei,ng Wen ths,
was entirely out OF TUG question. 10 thnk this day
to " nr schehck's rines. sccsrdiusiy bought
,otte after bottle until ! reached the ntuth; t6en
better. suffered severely from the papiistlon Of the
this dcay ceased When frs Ven, to 81 SoeneS lS,
9ee d & u wac vita dasults that could e his recep
sailow ms though had the aundice dali heavy and
lungs were aeeed ana gave e but & e Ssa Sspe eo.a ny
medicines, IN about two weens took hold o. me- IL
syrup sea Wsea ToS and S Maa ESs @ ali TIE eo
hod N ts rsnt pacs The Ps brought away quan
my lungs which came on very free; tn Sea Weed
70 show what great hs eas have e IA Iss s09
my sysem, and to show how bad was disea ed BESIDE
titles Of phesm and matter expectorated broke oat ali
oyer U IN age re bells thai would continue 70 rathe and
hye bois. I have nothing OF the kind now and fcal
oyei health Tor ave years as DO @ now sas and an
not praise you ana your medicines enough May
who has been wonderfully relieved through your agency;
Of report, if they viii cal. upon any Of my lreads
or upon me- =. No Dryden place near Thompson street.
lied with the vail lily Of the Yours rsspsos
The above case described is perfectly correct Know
1t TO be true Yours, T. Is. MILLER,
DR.. sCHENCK can be found at hs rooms, No. 81 Bond
street. New York, every Monday from Ii A. NJ T. M,
of medicines at his looms which times
D0s sGx No 81 E street has been appointed
Price Of thepnmonie syrup and Sea Weed Tonic each
ents per box ' -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CouRT OF APPEALs-ALBANY
THE POLICE CASES

The People cx rel The Board OF Police Seven
other Kelators v. the same.
OCr 2The above placed on the calendar at
this ter preferred at the opening OF the court Tuesday
morning.
strike them from the calendar.
Counsel for the REALTORS stcd that they were entitled 10
preference, tho ground that the same questions had
decided by his Court In the uurman and MCune cases
and also on the ground Of the Importance to the public OF
the questions involved aud the interests OF the city OF New
York required that IL should not be paying incurrng la
bItty salaries 10
Counsel fer the Board admitted that heretofore this Court
hal aues IONS growing out OF this controversy te.
rnc, but that 1t was by consent IL urged that
the counsel could not get ready 10 properly argue them this
term, .
eject that the are not entitled 10 legal preference
and that they would not hceicrc order them hear this
torn, Int thA they br placed the head OF general
calendar FOR the II, Xt tcrm OF the Court
Counsel for ReaOs James I. Brady John H. Porter aud
Gilbert Dean. . -, -, =.
Field
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a., ,,o WOULD Nor ao TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE

vv 10 %.
nowesd English prophe,ess universally ecknowlecsed
~ ali who guarantees 10 secure TO tnoss
tne oe health wealth and happiness and warrants
" ,mn,r to them information oil the utmost importance
,slaye 10 journeys absent friends ove courlsn
hidden treasures enemies and trouplcsin acs
Of all affairs ~ ne @ a r ews yrospsrw and
cciiy you'll not delay to visit or address oy eusr ns
hjghly gifted and beautiful young ay nj lvl sh.n Nenns
opposite Eighth street Miss W. IS the ony pciron W
city who has the penunc Roman anu Araoan Nv ~
love good luck, and business enAits--wAran,ru io
Lucky numbers given, also hghy s IsS
rences. Drunkenness cured AUD uutAihA WNes shS
hand rec aimed
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UCTIoN NoTrCE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
IA Large sale Of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VELVET, BRUS.
SELS AND THREE-PLY CARPETS, CUT GLASS AND
W A

This day (Friday) October 3, o'clock p. NJ, all
all the elegant Household Furniture of the large first class
residence, ll9 West Eighth street. Clinton place, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, will he sold at public auction to
the highest bidder without reserve consisting OF elegant
PanofOrte, beautiful Paror Suit covered Grim
French satin brocatel do. covered in blue and gold
French satin bocatel elegant black walnut Suit cover
in silk handsome Reception Chairs Turkish
Chairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre and Pier Ia
Mirrors. Lace Curtains Sade line Oil Paintings rich Chi
Vases wen,yone day Bronze Clock Ladys rtng Ia.
be, and black walnut Bcdsteads Bu-
reau washands Lounges Chairs Tables Book and Cor
Tea and Extension Tables ass China and Silver Ware;
Table Cutlery walnut Sdeboard twelve oak Dining Chairs
DC Sale positive. N B.-Thcre will be parties In atten.
dance pack ship goods for purchasers Sale rain
or shine.
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a uorIoN NoTIcE.-R. ". wEsToorr, AucrIoNEEe,

A UCTION NOTICE.-R. W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER'
IA Win sell this day (Frcayl at o'clock precisely all the
Furniture tue elegant residence
10. l52 West Tweny-frst str between Seventh and
Eightp avenues,
The property of u family leaving the country,
Consisting part elegant fanoiorte, rich Parcr Fur
niturc suite comprising three u suits Of rosewood Fur
niture covered in satin three coosed hroate! Recen
ton Chairs to match; Centre and Pier Tables Etageres
Turkish Lounges and Chairs rich ri and Mantel Arors
Bronzes Lava and Palan Ornaments, Damask and Lace
Curtains Shades an fxiurts Tapestry and Ingram Car
pets Ladys Esce.ore. sic Cabinet &c. Chamber Fur
nture cons s OF rosewood back walnut ana mahogany
Bedsteads Bureaus Wass nds Tete-a Tees, Arm Chairs
Hair and Spring MATTRESSES. Beis and Beading, Blankets,
Sofa Bedseads walnut spring Chairs,
do Cottage do Oval Mirrors Curtains, Snades, Carpets
tension Table oak Bullet Dinn- Ghalrs sofa Bed WIN
Glassware Slverware Tnoe Gallery, &C. All to be sold
without reserve B-rhera viii b parties in attendance
to cart pack SHIP goods purchasers No postpone
m
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IMPORTANT SALE.
VIII be sold by public auction at sorcl Canada East on
the 18th day of October ext nj II o. clock, the following
Engines 80, belonging to the late Montreal aud Quebec
Steamboat Company, VIZ
beam Engine that belonged TO steamer John Num- built
py Secor, New York. q inches cylinder II feet stroke,
wrought iron shafts and cfanks.
Beam Engine Chat belonged 10 steamer Montreal, 81
inches cyuder 10 feet stroke wrought iron shafts and
cranks. -. -.
inches CYLINDER stroke, metal shafts and Uranks
Beam Engine that belonged to steamer Canada 4snchcs
cylinder fcet stroke.
L excellent Boiler that belonged 70 steamer Canada.
Also sundry articles belonging TO the above named steamers
Terms OF payment liberal on approved endorsed notes
Sale without reserve. -, -,
PARTICULARS application 10 N hAhhoNEh Sorcl,
MarrsKAs- Seni- lss1 Canada Easa
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BILLIARDS.

THE RETURN MATCH AT BILLIARDS BETWEEN
L Ben Brown, OF New York, aud Walter Desruhl oi
Brooklyn will played this evening NJ KING Ssh-
GEANTs. SS Broadway, corner Of Worth street, a.
O'Clock.
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ABRAHAM vANDERrooL, AUcTIoNEER.

BRAHAM vANDERPOoL AUCTIoNEER
IA $4,000 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THIS DAY
.FRIDAY, at the private residence Of DR. Phillip Ransom,
No. d West Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
MUGS. Sale commencing at II O'Clock.
Rosewood AMI black walnut Chamber Furniture, en- suite
China, Glass and Silver Wares Table Cutlery Table
Linen. &c Also Basement and Kitchen Furoture.
The auconeer would call The pricuar attention OF his
friends and the publ this sale the catalogue comprising
the richest Household Furniture DC, offered
t auction this The Furne all made to order
les han seven RosEw ms sS .n q as es d'sp0n
ParlorsVeve Carpsts Rugs, Pier and Manol Mirrors,
Gard Tables Etageres, saLuary marble Centre Tables
two full Paro Suits covered with brocade secreaiIe and
Bookcases Oil Paintings Siatuary. Bronzes, Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Rugs Chandeliers, Bureaus Bcdseads,
Wardobes Clocks, Blankets Sheets &c Sale preemptory.
person IN attendance to pack or cart the goods
A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
IA. day lJlS O'Clock No. IL Ninth street between
Second and Third Piano, rosewood Paror
Suit black walnut and mahogany Bedroom
Suits Chairs Tables Rockers Pier Glasses, Brussels and
Ingram Carps Oil Paintings, aud everything belonging 10
frst class house.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF READY
"A Made Clothing, &c.-A. NJ CdlSTALAR, Auct!oneer,
will sell on Monday October at lO o'clock at Bowery,
large extensive stock Ready Made Clothing compr
sing Cloth, Pilot Beaver Petersan, Cassmcre and Satnet
Frock Sack Business and Over Coats Black Goth and Doe
Satin, Velvet Valencia, Cloth and Cashmere Vests Also
Piece Goods Cloths Cass,res Beavers. Pilots Doeskns
satnes Musns, Fanneis, Apacas Linins shifts Draw
Collars Neck Ties, Buitons trimmings, Fancy Goods
&C., DC. BY order Of Assignee
nAvID D. EGAN. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
Fortyechth street consist Brussels fhreepy and In
grain Carpets Suit covered In velvet; marble top Bu-
reaus Tables Tee-aTees Locking Glasses Pictures Hair
and Straw Mattresses Pows Bedseads, Chairs, Clocks,
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IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER
III HENRY II. LEEDS GO. viii sell al auction, or
Saturday October AT IL O'clock in front of No. 2
sound and kind in all harness. and very slsh Grocer,
Harness. good order Also six seat Rockaway goot
order
The New York herald., 1862-10-03

EDwARD sINTzENICH AUCTIO NEER.-ASSIGN
~ sale Of valuable Asrica Implements Machines
Seeds dc being the entire stock OF Messrs Mapes Lock-
wood. BY ID. w. IVES CO., on "Wednesday and Thurs
day October and at O'Clock, on the premises q sor
landt street. the entire stock amounting ut cost TO S230
OF Messs Mapes Lockwood consisting Of every variety Of
Agricultural aud Horticultural Machines and implements Of
the most approved styles and make Garden. Field and
Flower Seeds &C. Full details given In the catalogues
ready Tor delivery sent by mail application. We
respectfully call attention TO this sale worthy the aen
ton OF agrcuurs farmers dcners shippers and Others
Catalogues a our Office 55 aud b7 Broadway and Of j. T.
SULLIVAN, Assignee, 1872 Nassau street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNOUND-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY IN vESEY
street near Washin ;ton market on the lst inst The
owner have by applying addressing Iodger
n Hudson avenue, Hudson City between Franklin Ana
Liberty Streets New jersey.
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Madame RON from Paris, no % can , ss
con .tsd Win the confidence on all sues OF hie,
ros.os drunken aud unfaithl husbands h.s secret 20
make yoa beloved by your hearts doL aI, Pss
those long separated: LADIES 80 seA ~ " s
avenue, above Twelfth street