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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-30
HANDsoMEE, r HoUsEH0LP FT Fur AT AUG,

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL tion.-JOHN l; VANDEWATER co will sell on
Saturday April 30th at 101a O'Clock, at No. 1876 West
Twenty eighth street all furniture contained in the
house consisting Of carved mahogany parlor suite
plush rich velvet tapestry three ply and carpet
elegant mane ornaments in sets Of vases: clock and
plate pier glasses valuable oil paintings dining
tables marble centre sofa and pier tables French
celan decorated dinner dessert and SETS large and
elegant assortment Of crystal cut ga chamber fur
niturc consisting Of mahogany marble dressing
washstands Gothic and scroll large assortment
of bedding ocloth, 30, 6c also large assortment of
also elegant rosewood panoforte but little
used.
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uENRY HeLEEDs co. WILL SELL AT AUc-
IL ton this day Saturday. April So at l0 O'Clock
No % West Twenty street near Broadway gene
raj pier ra.ses maSoaany sofa chairs
and table centre table astral lamp mantel
ware wardrobe bureau marble top washst ands dressing
bureaus marble slab and brackets mating and other
household furniture kitchenware, &c.
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ID W. wEsTCoTT AUCTIoNEER. : HOUSEHOLD

II. furnitureTs afternoon at o'clock, at lf6 Green
wcb avenue consisting Of large assortment of bureaus
hair matresses Sofas sidoboard dvans dress
ing tables mahogany extension and loaf do tapestry and
French mirrors brooatclo suits rosewood
and tables china ivory cutlery glassware silver
ware mahogany and cottage chairs with large and fine
Of thing in the housekeeping line Sale posi-
tive rain shine. Goods to be removed Immediately.
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THB STATE DEBT AND TAX OF MAssAcHusETTs-
According TO the report OF the Legislative Finance Com
mttee, en- the LIST January the whole Of the
The assets were Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 Tag 81
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-BY SMITH
IL DUNNING, office 1856 Greenwich street. o. WARREN,
auconeer. Saturday April 80 at l0 O'Clock, all the
full household furniture contained in the house No.
Chambers street consisting Of Brussels threopy and in
grain carpets, marbletop centre tables Wristbands
crockery mahogany cushioned chairs sofas mahogany and
ma pe bodstcadg beds mirrors &c. &c.
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CyUPTRTOR OIL PAINTINGS,-HENKY II. LEEDS e
- CO. will sell at auction Saturday morning April 80
at II O'Clock atthe gallery No Wall street near Broad
These but recently been i'm from Europe
and before posed for sale They prise
of the ancient and modern masters in perfect equip
ment the drawing aud will be found worthy the
swsnneveid Colcott and Baxter, Of London, De Hcom
"Doad Came by Parker cattle pieces by the beat
painters together with great variety OF beautiful land
sorapes 70 They are ready tor examlstiou with
catalogues
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L,OR SALE CHEAP-THE THREE STORY BRICK
house No South Fourth street. First street. Will
amsburg 70 feet front by 80 feet deep lot Oxl02 feet 1t
ia desirable situation for gentleman doing business
in New York as II is about minutes walk from oar DIFF
modern improvements Terms eapy Apply at the lumber
yard foot OF South Fourth street.
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VALUABLE CRYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY EOH
saeThs four story brick house ON the :outhwest
house ssnnos b squsiled in the vicinity n. ho.s:
twenty BY hundred feet 1t unnecessary 70
scribe the premises further who wish to
10 NJ l., SHELDON, 81 Nassau streei.
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IIOR sALE-WITH FIVE YEARS LEASE FROM TIE
frat of May Wholesale and retail liquor store with
complete with without stock Is situated
location right in front extensive ship yard
with mills whore from four to i've hundred
les daily employed This chance seldom
with for any enterprising business Inquire
Tho premises northwest of Nineteenth street and
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HANDSOME BLACK HORSE AT AUCTION. L.
IL VAN DEWATER will sell Saturday April 49, at l2s
O'Clock in front Of the Balesroom IA Wall street. black
horse years old kind and gentle in harness and under
the saddle free from all tricks stands without fastening
and travel mile in three and half minutes
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HENRY II. LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
IL this day Saturday April 80 at II O'Clock the
room No Wall street-Spendid Book Sale-Ma gni
sae Of elegantly illustrated works in roh beautiful
bindings the best English editions
voyages travels memoirs the British classics, Aidlse edi
collection French works with illustrations
whole in fine condition and both rich
beauty OF bin ding and printing exhibited
the city OF New York At IL front
the toreAn elegant phnton carriage with top
used but very few tme made to order and is calcu
lated two horses.
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~ G. HORTON AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. Saturday afternoon, at O'clock at 80 Sixth avenue
furniture to close congnments Also furniture fami
y removed for convenience Of SALE worthy the attention
IL Sixth
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II COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE,
hold furniture tapestry carpets oilcoths bods and
mattresses &C. gas fixtures &cF COTTON will SELL this
morning. Saturday April 49, at 1917 O'clock at No 800 Sc
and beautiful furniture Of tho house; and will comprise
dvans otomans marble top CENTRE card dining and tea
tables beautiful tapestry and Brussels carpets ocoths
the best Of hair mattresses bedding curtains and
china and glassware table cutlery stoves kitchen furni
ture &C. Also all the fixtures throughout tho house.
Sale and goods must be removed DAY
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I1OR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL SPOT KNOWN AS
Ball Spring Cottage situated in the city Of Now Haven,
with about twenty Of land highly cultivated
having best springs Of water In the country
It oft most delghtfn places for ooun-
easy. For further particulars inquire Of JOHN BALL,
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UNOR sALE-TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES,
IL with all the modern improvements, in Thirty first
street, Sixth also, two four houses in
enth street, lots for sale; lots in Dunr for
sale or exchange for dry goods jewcry &C. Ap
Div to W. CRONK rs West Twenty sixth street from
III 0otoIo A nd from tn M
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TOR sALE-A PRETTY KIND, AND GENTLE PAIR|
Of sorre horses eight DID, good saddle horse
Sold the further for them Can be
at Norris stable Eighth street. Sixth Inquire
for the man John,
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brown, Eve years old about l5 hands high pony built
private gentleman Can be seen 1T A. DEARBORN tors
stabcs No Of Third avenue
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TNOR SALE OR TO LEASE-A PLOT OF GROUND ON
Twentynin street, between First and Second
3 feet front and averaging 1877 feet deep Apply to
G. c. PINCKNEY, No. Nassau street from IL to r. NJ
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J,OR SALE-A FINE LOT OF NEW CARRIAGES, CON-
sistng Of light road and rockaway wagons and TOP
wagons with seats also superior DOCTORS
all made the best at No. q East Twenty nntk
street, by JOSEPH L. SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

DOM CAsH.-YOR sALE-THE STOCK FIXTURES
YCUV, good will and business Of machine shop
chaser will be guaranteed. Apply to r. " w. Herald
Office giving and where to be SEEN ~ the present pro-
prietor 10 going to tho country.
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EyOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO
10 Gerry store, situated at 259 Third avenue of
Twenty with four years lease from of May
The of selling out the wants to South fer
the health of his family Terms cash. Inquire the
mises of LATSON BROTHERS.
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u COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND OIL
cloths, &c, &caThis day Saturday April 3d. at ~
ocloth throughout the house. together with stoves crocry
and small assortment Of furniture Remember,
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w hanGs high; must be sound kind and good traveller;
stylish built horse good traveller with
light two seated kockaway, but little used would be
changed for well matched pair Of pony built horses and
qure ut the coal Office foot Of Dock street. between Fultoa
and CathsIine ferries, Brooklyn.
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 80 BROADWAY
~ Sheriff sale Of household furniture this day Satur
day. at 10 o'clock A. M Mt the store consisting Of sofas
eouches lounges dressing centre pier dining
tea and extension tables mahogany and chairs wash
stands ottomans bookcases wardrobes high post French
and bdseads mattresses pier glasses engravngs
Brussels and ingram carpets stoves China and glass
kitchen furniture, &c.
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TNOR SALE-A COPPER BOILER, WHICH HOLDS
I thirty gallons, also furnace belonging to it,
mould, middling skies sze for SALE Apply CHARLES
MENDHAM, daguerrean rooms, II or 407 broadway.
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dor SALE.-A FINE CREAM COLORED HORSE.
black main and tail seven years old l6 hands high.
and kind harness. will DO sold cheap To be
at Messrs. Wyman Browns Livery Stable Me- T2
Reade street.
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T ARGE SALE OF PLANTS-LAST OF THE SEASON -
IL }. l.. VANDEWATER will sell, on Monday, May q at
variety Of standard and pot plants FROM the
Of g. Marc Astoria Long Island embracing all the
A nd choiceat kinds
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-FIVE BEAUTIFUL THREE
story and basement brick houes, IL inch walls marble
of the best in all the stories situated in Sackett street.
finished the best built of
the best in the vicinity Of the Carroll Park
the desirable the city of Brooklyn
for private residence The houses will be ready for
pancy by the LIST Of May. Rent moderate $1,000 of the
may remain and Inquire
corner of Atlantic and Hicks street. South Brooklyn Of
THOS. MULLIGAN.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A FINE SIX
IL old Morgan horse, 5h hands high, very hand
very good speed also tive sea. rookswsy nearly
pole, shaft &C. The horse very superior animal
be seen by applying to THOMAS FIfZHAM, saddler and
harness maker 40 Atlantic street. Brooklyn two
walk from South ferry.
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dor SALE.-A GRAY PACING HORSE, FIFTEEN
IL hands high, eight years old, perfectly kind and
gentle in harness beautiful saddle horse and very FAST
Also light wagon nearly Can be the stable
BrOok1yn
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DOR SALE OR TO RENT-A SPLENDID MANSION
and out houses the East river with without the
furniture and with twenty fifty Of land in
pete ORDER having great variety Of all kinds of fruit
situated eleven miles from the City Hail. Apply at IS
R-naI ctr
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dor SALE-A FINE CANADIAN HORSE, GOOD SIZE,
r six old, warranted s,und and kind also
GERS and pleasure wagon and everything
first rate chance for grocer in want Of
horse without fault the owner further
horse Please apply at No 1856 Sixth avenue, in the
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n 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
~. Saturday, at 10Y A. M, at No. IS Beekman street.
the entire contents of the large four story dwelling house.
embracing description OF household furniture
sofas lounges teto atetes bureaus washstands corner
stands bookcases secretaries wardr0bes; mahogany black
walnut and maple bed.toads; mahogany and seat
chairs gilt glasses mattresses palliasses &C., curtains
shades paintings slverware glassware china cutlery &C.,
&c together with good assortment of kitchen furniture
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RY WIN. IRVING 4 CO.-SATURDAY, APRIL 30,
ID elegant household furnitureAt O'clock at house
No. 6 West Twenty eighth street, all the furniture
tanned said house consisting in part Of centre
tables hair seat Sofas chairs card stands and dama
curtains elegant carpets chandeliers card tables
hogany bureaus dressing tables and weshstands work
bes hat stands gilt framed mirrors hair mattresses fah
or beds stoves crookery, DO Also general assortment
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ITO HARDWARE DEALERS.-A GOOD CHANCE Isl
opened to any person with small capital. The
and fixtures retail hardware for The
small and we'll selected the store located one
Of the best For further particulars inquire 1t
B0wery,
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A SALAMANDER SAFE CHERRING'S MAKEl WITH
IA Newells patent locks of medium size for SALE
Apply at WALLIS MATHEWS 80 John street. corner Of
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DOR SALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF PONY BUIL1|
sorrel horses six and years sister
kind single and double harne both excellent under
old and trotted last f. one mile in 252 They have
raised them and their They
State and nearly thoroughbred The
for selling ia that the has for them They
be at the St. Nicholas livery stables Nos 81 and
MorOer rea O. the hat
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HENRY ii. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-THE STOCK
fixtures, and lease Of restaurant situated in bust
part Of the city, and doing frsrate business to be
sold, the owner IL about leaving the city Henry H.
Leeds Co. will sell at auction Saturday April 80 at
10s O'Clock at No III Water street. Wall street. the
stock fixtures and lease restaurant situated at the
above number 1t Of the largest of he
kind in the city comprises everything that
carrying the business large scale 1t is
very good business schedule OF the property may
at the above number. Any wishing
purchase place of this description would do well to
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LyOR SALE-THE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIX,
lures together with lease of premises, of establish
ed stand business part Of Sixth For particu
lars, apply to SMITH BARNES, Al Eighth avenue.
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IyPoBTAET ORDEs o. Ter BPfTAENI. KAJGsry--
THE TLFET ce -HE EwpERGB. ET9,
An order Of her prtlnnc " Sjesty IN c0gn, sor he
government 81 her hajestys SUBJECTS, hing within
the dominion 0, the Emperor 81 China, 81 being
within any shin 81 Jesse a. a distance 81 not more
than one hundred miles from tie cc3s. Of China has
jus1 been printed. The provisions ri his i3suaeut
which i rather yoluminors arr forty eight in nrm
the CHIEF superintendent and consus to enforce
tre a'iea ~ fine or Imprisonment md " Ira DO ana
establish rules and regulations for The Observance
81 sucn xeates. vel az for Tie good government of
her Maies-y's sahests within The mi,s abovoneu.
toned. TIE rule and regulations IL made 81 tie
c0nsus must ~ approved Of tyIhe ctief snp erin
yeudent and IL any case exhibited for one Il sudar
month a. tte p1bic Office o. .be chez saperDyen.
dent o. Gomez Ths penalties for 4 VOCATION ~
~ isl sotecs' Il any rule y rer1lDl'tr .gus najc
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4sHoY41 DECREE FDrGlTHE cons pr-l5s-9ae
EnfLKGR And EaPREss A. DIEfft- vr srEg on
7rE TAyY-oRDLR 70 NAvAL OFFICERS -~pEAya
or NARsnAL nAvOUsr's s0S--0E%ssAI EtENs,
&c, &c.
a decree bas beec published fxirg VIC -ltes on
corn, ore 3stufs, Gice, and dried vegetables a. -
ceD.mes per klogramme This rite 81 duty viii
remuin in force t. 3lst December next. re that
date The vessels Of any nation which st3l arrge in
tie French ports with cargoes Of corn, hleadsslfs,
rec, dried vegetables, and potatoes shall De exempt
FROM be lpties or tonnage and 20 ~Gle 81, paris Of
cnrp 1ea
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A note appended to the decree states that by the

"a 1Ot0 oppe000Q W tDc ucCIcS 5sosCS euos ny tu0
operation eli the law Of April 49, 1882 settled on
3lst of July last the right to import breadstus at
simple d,0t de balance OF % centlmes, iato Al the
is promulgated that importers may avail themselves
OF The pre- sent iavOra lie season for navigation.
The Moniteur publishes the treaty Of commerce
between France and Chill.
Emile de Girardin, in conjunction with some Pa
rslan capitalists has planned speculation 70 build
new quarter on some OF the unoccupied ground
within the walls of Paris, such as Monceanx 10
make the popular, very low shares are TO
be offered to operatives.
The Bordeaux and Paris railway is now open; time,
thirteen hours.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to Dieppe,
end taken up their lodgings IN the Hotel de Vile.
All the ships of war on the Channel coast had re-
ceiyed orders to assemble at Dieppe.
Officers of the navy are forbidden to wear any
foreign order or decoration, without permission from
the Emperor.
The Prince Of Eckmuhl. Duke OF Auerstadt only
son Of Marshal Davoust, had died at Paris, after q
lingering Illness Of six years.
The Florus, ship of war, of ninety guns, screw
propeller, was launched at Toulon, on the 18th.
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END OF THE BURMAH WAR-PRocLAMA-ION OF
PEACE-THE CHINESE IMPERIAL TROOPS AGAIN
BEPULsED-CHINEsE TRADE DULL.
The following is the Geographic despatch an.
nouncing the termination Of the Burmese war
TRIESTE, August 22-2s P. NJ.
The steamer Bombay has arrived, in one hundred
and eleven hours from Alex andria. TIE Indian
mail bad arrived at Alexandra with dates from Cal
cutta, July IS, Bombay 2Oth, Hong Kong It'll.
The King of Ava, being starved into submission,
had sued set the British prisoners at liberty
and requested that the river blockade may cease.
The Governor General had assented, and proclaimed
peace, although formal treaty has not been con-
cluded.
Trade in India is dull-the a.kets easy.
In China the imperialist forces had attempted to
regain Ching Kiang Foo, but without success, not
witbstanding foreign aid. The arsets were dull.
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Denmark.

POLITICAL ITEMs-CHOLERA DECREASING.
The various laws passed during the late Reichstag
are being published one by one, the object and tend
ency of all being to bind the three duches OF S,hles
wig, Holstein, and Lauenberg, to the kingdom Of
Denmark proper, by introducing far possible,
uniformity of administration, while the popular
representation peculiar to each territory is to be
preserved, although united in one superior State
Council, composed Of members selected from their
respective representatives.
The report Of treaty OF neutrality between Den
mark, Sweden and Norway, on the event Of war in
Europe, is destitute OF foundation.
In consequence Of the cholera, the opening Of
Copenhagen University had been postponed for q
month. Six hundred families are living in tents and
shsntes outside the city, The disease was however,
relaxing its virulence, and not more than fifty new
cases were announced per day.
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EIslland.

THE CATHOLIC BIsHoPs--THE SPICE TRADE.
The Pope has consented to the modification Of the
cath to be taken by the Bishops in Holland and per-
Of fidelity, in civil matters to the King and to the
laws Of the country.
Letters from the Hague mention that on the 18th,
the Second Chamber unanimously adopted the bill
to open the spice trade Of the Mouccas to all nations
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Exl0tulnS

MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE DE BRABANT.
The Brussels letter writers in eXtacies with the
preparations made for the marriage Of the Kings
son, the Duke de Brabant, with the Archduchess
Maria Of Austria. The bride had arrived at Brussels
and was to have been married in the Cathedral on
Monday, the 22d, having, from fatigue, been unable
to attend the civil contract of matrimony which
should have taken place on the previous day The
Duke is IS years of age; the bride is described as
young lady Of medium stature, of moderate e0,b0n-
point, and with very pleasing expression Of counte
Catholic power in Germany is very accep able to the
clergy, who are 80 influential in Belgium. The King
is too well aware Of the power the clergy welded
against the House Of Orange not to concliate them;
but he is careful to give no encouragement to the
Ultramontane doctrines that would set the church
shove the State.
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Sweden and Norway.

THE BALTIC FLEET.
The united Swedish and Norwegian squadron
were, at last adyices at anchor of Stockholm. The
Norwegian feet consisted of two frigates, four
vettes, one brig Eve schooners, five steamers, and
l26 gun boats-in all 1853 guns; but insuffcienty
manned with only $500 men, although the list Of
sailors liable to serve amounts to A, 800.
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Austria.

The Emperor of Austria was af1ianced on the 10th
ult, at Ischl, to the Princess Elizabeth, second
daughter of Duke Macmillan of Bavaria. So says
2 telegraphic despatch.
The revenue, during the first half year Of 1853,
was lis, 0l6 OIL forms, or 3,666,449 forms more
than in the first six months of 1852.
The Archbishop of Vienna was inaugurated with
great pomp Oh the 18th nit.
The Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs had sent
to the ministers Of the several foreign courts
manifesto on tie KOszta affair.