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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. I-Gun Factory, College street on the Hill
Surgeon, j. +. WEEA'
no 2-tniversity Building, Market street, on the
Hin Surgeon, JANIS BRIAN, U. sF'
" s-Fnslsy's Building, Sc corner Public square.
Surgeon, AlE1. EWNo.
4-Howard high school, College street, on the
Hll. Asst. Surgeon, +. s. TowS
W b--Gun Factory, upper end n ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, y. B. BLAsER
" 0-College street. near Broad. Surgeon, cHAs.
SCHLUssER.
" 7-oorege street, between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, @. w. FRANCE.
" s-Masonlc Hail. Church ST eet, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHE.
c-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act Asst Surgeon, J. D. sKEER'
1o-Medicai College, College street, on the Hill.
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X BOWLING.
ll-m PEST HoUsE "-On the University Pike.
AS Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HodLE.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
" ls-Hume High School Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HERHcK.
l4-Female school, Church street, near Chatta.
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED sETMoRE
lB-Hynes' High School, Line street corner Sam
mer Surgeon, W. NJ. CHANBARs.
1e-Gordon Block corner Broad street and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID WELSH
I7--oTT1cERs' HOSPITAL Planters uotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderck. Surgeon
s. ID. WATERMAN
ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon
ii 9. PLUMNER.
1o-Morris stratton's Building, No, IA Market
street. Surgeon, L. II. ADLER.
2o-Baptist Church, Summer street Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
2l- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
f. SNNMT
/" 22--Hardoastle's, South Market street Surgeon
-. BECKwITu
u t23-C9-uer Vine and Broad streets Surgeon, o
CHAMBERiIN.
2b--Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
l.. G. RICE.
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MAaoNIo NnrIoEs.

Cumbrlcad Lode No STATED meetings on 81
Saturday ofuvcry month, al Odd Fellows Hall, cor.
summer ami Union streets John McClonand, W. NJ
d. +. WhNn 81 w G. Sieiier.o, J. W.; Jos. McCro-
~, Treas, Geo W. horvcll, Sec W. b. Moore, s. D..
b. Grewor, j, ID H. Folds, Tyler.
GauborlaRd Chapter, No l.--Morton b. Howell NJ.
High Priest Adna Anderson, H. King, George
Seusrie, ~ scribe o. W. p,den, &. A. John Nc
.ienend fsiN vs.. Brown, r. A. O. y c Moss,
M.aH u. n, Sartain, 2V.; James iumsden. nj
~ X 9. tansiofd, ssoi q. a. rulle, reaa; r.
Yields, Tylr stated meeting On let saturday ol
eNory month
NgshrW. couucl No -John McCleIlapd. I. 1 G.
NJ 81 Howell, u. r q NJ ., AdnA Anderson. y @
W ~ Shemeld, Recorder; J, Lumsien, Cant
m each month
NasAalle Communi1g No, 1 -.lohu MoCleuand
Eminent Commander Norton u. Howell, Genernii,
simo Adna Audt rsun, Capt. General Rev " N
Reed, Prelato Thompson Anderson, Senior warden
.. d. Wheeler, Junior Mardeni @. ", nouigAp
Treasurer A. n, Harrison, Recorder; 4. led,
Sentinel, Stated meeting on 81 Thursday ofeac
month,
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oolINrY COURT,
MILIT A r Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERs

DEPARl MEN HENbGSHR GRo'
Departnsilt-HeadQuarte on High street. MAJ.
Con. Rosecrans commanding.
Chfsf aYfsgnaGssr--teadquarte on high street,
near Cedar Lieut. Col JnO W. Taylor.
Chief Conalissarp-I oadquarters on summer street,
near Broad Lieut.. Col 8 Simmons.
propod Mdrshdl General 80 Headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ. wiles.
Aaisitnt Medical DTecior-surgoon A, Henry Ihur
ston u. B Vols, "a Cherry street,
POST hEADQUARTERS'
adquarters on College street, between Un-
ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters resdence Gen.
II. b Mitchell, commanding.
chief Assisfam Quartermasisr--In charge of Depot
aud psbursing Ofiicer-tapt n. Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Union and huroh
Asslstaat Qaarfsrmastern charge Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrsou Equipass, Ho,1I Market street. Capt.
Thos J. Cox
AssisiaRt Quarternasler--In charge OF Quartermas-
tors stores, Issues to Hospitals, Quarters etc, Capt.
S. Mexican Laporte, Cherry street, between Church
and Broad street.
Assistant Quartersasier-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No, ~ Market street Capt VIM
MnlB
Assist1nt Quartermostsr--tn charge Of River Trans
portation. Capt j. D Stubba, High street, old head
quarters Gen Rosecraus'
Assistant QudytsrmdstSr--ln charge OF Railroad
Transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., op Cherry
street. near Theatre.
Act. Astistsm QuarieY,nasior--ln charge Of Means
Of Transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut. o. ii.
Irwin, on Cherry street, near Theatre,
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.

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Issued and for sale very low at Wholesale or re-
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Verner's Pride, by Mrs. Horny Wood 400 octave
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The Channings; By Mrs. Henry Wood.
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The Trail unter BY Gustaye Aimard.
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The Prairie Flower BY Gustave Aimaird
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Marrying for Money By Mr.. Msetspsis D9niol'
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Loves labor Won by Mrs Emma d. h. N South
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Doom by Edward Bopney, Illustrated.
Two Prima Donnas by @. A. sala.
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Trains Union speeches. Second Series.
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| Ride Shots al the Great men cfthis Country.
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Charles Dickens works
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS


Medical Director Pot-M @. WooDwoRTH.
Hospital No l--Clty Hotel; $. W corner square.
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
No. 2-Woodbury Pike. 8. o. Himoe, Sur
geon 10 charge. =
a. No. S-East Court House. W. Johnson,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 4-woodbu'y Pike. A st. Surgeon
J. W, Pearce.
No. 5-North Court House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
{" No. 6--North-east cor. Square. N. B
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge.
No. T-East Court House b. Woodward
Surgeon In charge.
No. s-Opposite and west City Hotel VIM.
A. McCuly, Asst. Surgeon in
charge.
No. 9--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
5. b. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
in charge.
GenI Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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4, o, O, r.


JoHS r. mpr, Grand Secretary should be aal sspcd
Al Nashville, Tens
1sunessss Ledge No. MEETS OyoTv Tuesday Even
lug at their Hau, on she corner VI Union and sum.
mor streets. The oncers Cor the present torn,
O, g. Lesueur, \ c.; J, H. Mills, Y.dS J, l.. Wcakoy,
Secretary l.. X spain, Treasurer.
ifabHs Lodge, No lO--Meets at the same place
every Monday Evening, Tho oioors aro r. A,
Campbell, n, G.; Henry Apple, Y,G.; J. l.. Park,
Secretary n n Brown, Treasurer,
SHl.p Lodge, No 0O--Mcota az their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday fycuing The officers
arpt o q. Covert, No, Frank hArman, v Gt Jamua
Wyatt, SoCrotary W. N, Mallory, Tr,asu
AsIora lodge, Ne. 100, (Gsrmau)-heets az the
Han, corner VI unlon and Summer streets, every
thursday Evtuing, The oalccra are Charles Rich,
NC P. Fredma Y.G,; --- Mitcr.ich, Secretary
Geo soiolls, Treasurer
R.dgsly Eaodmluaaaf, No. l-Moets At the above Hal
gl 'ne arst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
l'e oloer are; D. q Mills, C.P T, Nchrlde, " r.;
E =. fu'or S.W.; Peter Harris, Jr, W. John
''le scribe b. r.. Cuttor, Treasurer
'.''i hruach EclcaupurHi, no, a-htets at the
.'.'H HAl ou the second anI iuurth "wednesday
ekAu ot each month. The onCara aro' Jas. 4 htllt
St.i Henry Apple, HIP; L. Aok0r, aW.i .. lried.
nan, l,",' Charles Kroher serihei .. n Ward
~. \. ngro o' Ddssip-ri at Rsbstah--Meets the ore
'"19 afternoon OF o. % m1gth, at O'Clock.
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COUNTY OFFICERs.

ghsrjg-,Iamos NJ Hinton. DePUiisr-rhomss Hoo-
son aud ]. X. Buchanan,
Rsgi.lsr-Phineas Garrett.
Trftstee-W, Jasper Taylor
Cororsr--N II. Beoher.
Rangs--John Corbitt
Rsyslils Coilsoior-W. D. Robortson'
Railroad TAG Oolleotor--J. G. Briley.
Consables for ne Nasbeiiis DlshIct-John D. do"6
and J. f. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
JudJs-Hon James Whitworth
elert-P Lindsey Ncho
ar The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday In
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County Is held the FIRST Mon
day in January April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
Judqe----- -
Clerk--David @. Love.
~ The Court meets the nrst Monday in marcn
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge--Han NJ M. Brien.
CleTk-ChRrles Y. lhggens.
sS- The Court meets the fret Monday Ia April Az
gust and December
cHANcERY COURT.
CAdneeiior-Hon Samuel d. Frerson
Clerk and Masfer-,J. n. Gleavea
~ The Court moete the drSt Monday In May ana
Noyomber,
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OHIO STATE AGENCY,

Established by Governor David Tod, to collect the
accounts of discharged OHIO soldiers, and to furnish
them transportation home To direct them how to
obtain ray for extra duty as nurses, etc Ohio em'
poys the gent, aud Il q ha duty TO giyotho bust.
ness Of her soldiers careful aud rrspeo fll attention
Ottlce Nod Cherry -, near Church.
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To our Subscribers.

In consequence the increase in tho price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing once,
we have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
serbers which must In all cases bo paid In advance.
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Religious services.

Posr CHAPEL--(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street. between the Square and the Louisville DepoD
Sabbath School and soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at loH o'clock,
AM, and at 7 Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesdaY night al Z o'clock.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, hagor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, AarshaL
Deputy Barshais-W. II. wilkinson, A. Z Iuoker'
fqeyt. oS,Lc 1aykeIohn Chumbloy, -otIofo, frHt;
Jacob French, second aud lhos MeOarly, thlrd'
Tar Assessor--Wam Driver,
R.psssss CoHsoior-A. B. shaukland
Waiey Tar C5leotor---E. b. Garrett
1yeaarer--R. Honry.
Ularf Naser-Thomas Ieako.
s,,psyiai,,denf Of tho WorEhouso--J. Q. Dodd.
Superintendent u me Waisr WorLs--Wm. stewart.
ChiSf Of he Fire Dspartneni-,,jioih,n M s""oury'
hertoi Of the UaHs,0v--T. H. hcBrds
hgrssf Oversser--I. u. stewart
Ciiy AH0raey--E. r. Mulloy'
CITY COUNCIL,
,,,,y Of Ali.vusn--M A. Rrion, President John
Carper Jos. }. kobb, Ed Muoy, H. g. scoyei' W. d
Cbetih m. N. q. J.. Claiborne, and }, G smith.
,oaatoa C04acil--Andrew Andersoni Presidenti Jas.
Turu,r William Hobcrts, @. NJ SCUM iate, AoIAhah
Myers Alcx. Mcdaniel, L. D. Houghi Charles 9ayers'
IA Runslca W A. MCCleland, T. J. larbruugh,
VIM Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos Cready, VIM haily
sr,sDiro COMMITTEES op rus oTr oouNoL.
Fitanoo-KnowlUs, scOvc nd Bnen
T,tsr W,rks-Audcrson, smith and Claiborne
sIree,-HuG, Turner, Mycn, MDlloy, Chatham,
Yalbrough ready and llaily. ,o,.,
Whart-Turuer, Carpef aud MoCelland.
Sebools-Chcatham, Mulloy ana Knowles
I'VE Dspayfuasnt-Myers, stewart and AcClelsnd.
Gas-Driver, Cready and hyere.
Cgnstsrg-Snith, aanborn and Stewart
Market House-Y Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper'
slapss--N -Nulloy, Mcdaniel and stewart
polise--Cheatham, Brien and Sayers.
Sgriags-Cready Claiborne and Myers
lVorELouse-Sayors, Robb and Mcdaniel
Jmpropemsnts and Expenditures MoCelhnd, brien
and Sanborn, ~,
Puliie Propsrty--Robb, stewart and Driver
Pes, Ho,ge-Carpr, South gate amt Haley
-. mo poord oi Aldermen meets tho Tuesdays
,o~i nreca1ine The second and fourth Thursdays IN
ench month, ard the Common Council the second
and tourth Thursdays In each month
NIGHT POLICE
C1ptain-lohn Baufh.
Fird ListisEans-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lisniarrf-Jehn II Davis.
Polisene,,--Wm Jackson John Lavender, Men ia
VII, Joel Ph Hips, wm. Baker, John Cottreu, Wtbam
Aayo John FnEles, J. W. Wright, John PnoKett,
Robert SCOTT, " C. Francis, David Yates, Chns' hn
litt aud W nlthcy.
81 The Police Court Is opened every morning at
uiue o'clock
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For salaries Of governor and supe ntendent OF In
dian aflrs, three Judges, and secretary, nine thou
sand sew n hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said Territory one lhou
sand dOllars.
For compensation and mileage 4 the meinbers OF
IN lcgis tive assembly, officers, clerk end cunun
gent OK onsps pf The assemb hltnen thousand dol
as. Propi3sI That the sum Of three thousand two
hundrtd and forty do la and thi " ihree aud
one.thrd ctns direct tax lai rpon the Terrio ory OF
kota be pail and ,aishsd by dcductug faid amo nt
from The apuropt iat ior legislative expenses Of said
Territory of Dakota for ,ha 1tar ending the thtreth
! OF June eighteen hun d and sixty four.
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NotIce to NeNs-peaIers.

News-Dealers wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send In their orders by O'Clock, ting
evening previous, to have them hllod promptly.
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military BIanIrs,

| For sale at this once, such MoHthly Company
Rsus, Clothing RslIIs, Ordnance ResuTHs, Provision
HstsHt's, Special RequisitiOns, &o., 6c.
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[OFFIC[AL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at tho Third Session Of hc Thirty
seventh Congress.
[PUBL1o-No. 43.l

Az ACT making appropriations for the legs ative ex.
ecutive, ana judicial expenses Of the Government.
for the year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and sixty four, and for the year eighteen hundred
ami sixty three, and for other purposes.
BE enacted bg hs Senate aud House Of Represenia-
tves Of The Unite States Of America in Congress
blsd, That the following sums be aud The stmo are
hereby apprJ rated, out Of any money In the Treas
ury otherwise appropriated, for the objects here
naft expressed for tho fiscal year ending the thr-
ti-th Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty Tour,
namely
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Territory of Nevada.

For salaries Of governor ami supornton1ent Of In
dian affairs, three judges, and secretary nine thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, one thou
sand dollars.
For compensation and rnilaaEo Of the momb1rs Of
the gislative assembly, oncers clerks, and contn-
gent eApenses OF the assembly, twenty thoufaLd dol
/
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JUDICIARY.

For salaries OF tho chis jus Ice OF The Supreme
Co ~ and eight ass1ci.to n tots thirty thousand
For salaries OF tho district judges thirty thousand
d. lars
Tor rsary n the eirceit Judge Of California, sI
thoLE MI dollars.
For salaries of the chief lustiie Of tho Dtlrlot OF
Columbs, 'hr associate judge end ne lu ks H ls
mi.a COut aud the o. phans coufii hlish tAoatAAa
seven buadreI aud alty colart.
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oFF.cE or THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

For salaries of the Attorney General, Ass slant AZ
torneV Csuerri ana che CeIas Hud mrHseu ger IN hs
oHIc.' tvsIty tbau and three huidf. dollars.
loutufcut exp mss of QUO uilcA Of tn9 attorney
Geucrsl, namely
FsI fs lanar, furniture, stationery, and misCs.la
pouis ltcms, tlreo tl9usaud q liars.
Zoo purchase oi las and necessary books f1r tho
hco Of tue Att3pry 0tuct two bundled aud dny
Dol are.
ior legal nsfistsnco and oth.r ueoeuBlry szptndi.
tlres lu tlt ttW tA Of pryalo land claims 10 Call.
.o.ria. teu thDga4nl dollars
T1r fptg ~ ana other eHtraGrfi afy eap.lEta OF
California land cliusi Geo thou6 nd dollars
fur salary o ne reporter II 80 decisions n the
SOP enc Court uLg thousand three buulred dollars.
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Territory Of Nebraska.

For salaries Of vernon, three ju ges, and soore.
afy, ten th usand Ave nundre dolllis
contingent expenses Of said IoTritOry, one thou
sand dollars.
For eomp,nsatiou and mleage Of the members of
the legislative assembly, office s, clerks ana ontlu-
gent expenses Of The assembly, four thousand dollars
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Territory of Colorado.

For salaries Of governor end superintendent Of In.
dian affairs, three judR =, and secretary, tuOu
sand seven hunired dollars
For contingent expenses Of said Torritory one thou
sand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of tho membors q
the legislative assembly olnceGH, Ceras and aJntin-
gent expenses Of the assembly, twenty thousand dol
lara.
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Territory Of Warrington.

For salaries Of governor, three Judges and Eecro
tary, twelve thousand hye hundred do lars.
FIR contingent expenses OF said Territory, one thou.
sai i've hundred dollars.
For compensation and Mileage Of the mbers Of
the legislative assembly officers clerks, anu contin
nv expenses Of the ass mby, twenty thousand dol
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Territory Of Uah.

For salaries Of governor three judges, and secre.
tary, Twelve thousand col ars
Forcontngtnt OK enSe Of said Territory, on, thou.
sand five hun red dollars.
For compeusa ion and mileage Of he members Of
the legislative assembly,. officers, clerks an centin.
gent expenses OF he assembly six thousand dollars.
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IN THE TERRiT0RTE
Territory Of Me,0 Me1ico.

For salaries Of governor three judges snd secretary
two We thousand dol ars
Fer cont ngent expenses Of said Territory, thou
Eaud dollars.
For Interpreter tnd translator in the executive or
hcc, Eve huudr ed dollars.
For compensRt.on aud mileage Of tho members OF
the legislative assembly, Oice 8, clerks, aud contn
geut expenses OF the ASSEMBLY eighteen thousand dol
lars.
For salary Of oe at the United States depository,
at santa Fe, New Mex 90, per annum, eighteen hun
drud olars, wAtohmaD, ter anuum, six hundred dol.
lars, porter, per anuum, four hundred dOlias.
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once Secretary of the .avy
For blans boss, binding aat ouory, Hbor, uoEs.
papers. periodicals. aua mset lAtola Items, tNo
thousand eight huulr,d and Org dollars.
Bureau OF Yarls ami Docks
For stat. nery, books, pans drawings, and mllce.
lanegus Items, Z sht hundred dollars.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-26
IL II. LUDLOW, AUCTTONEER
~, ENECCTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
II H. LUDLOW. AuCTIONEER.
a. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MIRRORS BILLIARD TABLE GAS CHANDELIERS,
FIXTURE2

u H. LUDLOW. AuCTIONEER.
d. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MIRRORS, BILLIARD TABLE. GAS CHANDELIERS
+. n LUDLOW co. will sell at auction FRIDAY
Nov 2 1863 at II O'Clock at the mansion No 189 Second
Twelfth the entire elegant
furniture &c. contained in said house. consisting In
DRAWING ROOMS.
Elaboraety carved rosewood Parlor Furniture In rich
1owered satin elegant rosewood Eageres with mtrrors
dne Maboeiere secreare carved Centre Tables
Ormolu and Bronze Clocks with Candle Branches
elegant Fowered Satin Curtains, very rich Administer
Carpets
80 LIBRARY
Fine rosewood Lounges Turkish Easy Chairs Side Chairs
eiab raley red walnut Library Bookcase, very
sho; Library Table, Secretaries. rich CurainA Velvet
Carpet.
.,lE DINING ROOM.
Very heavily carved solid oak Exensn Table, elegant
roak Buffet marble top: ane arm and side Dining Chairs
French China and Glassware. rich Velvet Carpet
BED CHAMBERS
Elaboratey carved rosewood and walnut French Bed
steads Armoire Gace. marble top Dressing Buresus,
L,ungrs Easy Chairs Book Eagcres Side TAbleA Enam
sld cottage Suits Spring Beds, curled hair Mattresses
Bulsters and Pillows, satin Bedspreads Blankets Shees
Quits rich Satin and Brocate Curtains Velvet and Brussels
falls AND srAIRwAYs
mirror back; Hall Chairs, sseso A.
All the egant bronze and gilt Chandeliers Brackets aud
y.urcs throughout the house ne rosewood Billiard Table
iPbelans patent) bals &C. complete together
the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCTIoNEER
u IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
PAINTIN0S,

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Tuesday evening December l.
At711 O'Clock. u the Derby Galleries 625 Broadway
TMroRrANT PRIVATE cOLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
valuable Private Collection OF Paintings result
many years. travel residence In Europe and en-
rAcns examples OF the hhes order by masters Of both
ancient and modern chools
Among the spec be found this collection the
onnseur will nnd both modern and ancient works OF
i ued originality and purity tho most Interesting
Rbens; The Passage Of the Rod Sea- by Sebastian Bour
dom examples by David Teniers Neschsr, Wouve
Murio-caim instant attention. Among tho moderus are
many lustrious names Of the French school The follow
sng names attest the value Of the collection
kubens. veronese D. Teniers,
Net-cher Lebrun. Vernet
Wouvermans Rahaellc, Roux,
Murio, 0aerin, Turner
Webb. Durand Vaitn.
Ounerger, Plotzer, Bourbon,
francia, finare Correggio.
Latour, HoHmeyeP, Gavani
Duprcy, -Lanoriniers, MIgpot,
Lebrun Rebou, 0uerin,
eCorder. 0ise Cornilo.
- FOX, Osade, Lorise
In addition will be sold the interesting collection of
:hoce water color and Photographic draxngs including
Thorwadsens "Hight" "Mornng' and "Seasons," proof
u Churchs "NagArar drawings By Bernard Ceseri. &c.
These painting: are worthy the .sisno1 q =. Iy.r: Of the
collected them other pictures being admitted 10 the
sale The pictures now exhibition. Catalogues Thurs
morning