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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03


On Tuesday, March l, of consumption, ANN wife OF
Able Smith, daughter of the late John Mather in the
3lst year Of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, this AFTERNOON at ono O'clock from
her late residence North Second and Lormer
streets, Williamsburg.
On Tuesday, March j, of Group CHARLES OF Henry
and Matilda Schubart, aged years and IL days.
The friends of the family quested 70 attend his f
neral from the residence of his father of Division
members of the Mendeshon Society also Hancock Lodge
No. 40, /. o. of o. F., invited to attend.
On Wednesday morning, March 2, JOHN R. son of Theo
dore V. and Mariana Seaman, aged months and II
days
tend his funeral from the residence of his parents No SO
Amos street. this afternoon at half past O'Clock
His remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for inter
ment
On Saturday Feb 2e, ROBERT FOSTER youngest child of
Major j. g. Barnard, o. s. Engineers aged years and
months.
The remains taken to Sheffield Mass, for inter-
ment.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Wednesday, March 2 JACOB CHARLES aged months,
only son of Louis Dejonge, of this city.
At Newton Corner Mass, February 81, Gen EBENEzER
CHENEY at the advanced age of 93 years and months
In Waldoboro', Me-, February "a Mr.. JAMES r. GRO
TON, sged SO years, web known merchant and ship
builder.
On Wednesday evening March 2 THOMAS JACKSON ESQ.,
aged ~ years. formerly OF county Kildare Ireland, but
for many years a respectable resident of this city
His friends invited to attend his funeral to
morning at ten O'Clock, from No. As Walker street.
On Wednesday March of consumption, in full hope of
blessed immortality, NARY wife Of Andrew Deveau and
daughter of Andrew b. Church.
The relatives and friends of the family pectfully
invited to attend the funeral to morning
O'Clock, at the Methodist Episcopal Church. corner of
avenue and Ninth street, without further invitation
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.
Anivsd-Brigs Empire, crowell, Cape Hayten; Phoebe
Page. Iinckin Matanzas; schrs Ross, Parker; Rio
Grande French, and Col Jas Page, Edwards NYork Eli
Townsend, Vsnneman, Warwick; Isabel, Williams Provi-
dence.
Below-ships Sarah C Hyde, Parker, from Liverpool;
Grey Eagle Daniels, Rio Janero bark saragossa Mercer
NOrieans; schr Henrietta, Kean Matanzas.
ceared-Steamship City of Manchester, Letch, Liver.
pool State of Georgia Walton Savannah; ship Walter
Jones, Honeywell, New Orleans; barks Bayey Bishop,
Demarara Oak Ryder Boston schrs John Potts Brown,
Collect Charleston; Sea Flower Fields Baltimore Ann
Pickerin Dukes, Alexandria Isabel Williams NYork; Eli
townsend, Vanneman, Boston.
Disasters. &c.
SHIP VERSAILLES, Frost, from London before reported
ashore at Cohasset rocks arrived Boston same da
at 10 O'Clock, by II 5, and Immediately hauled of NV
sOoB after struck Collamore Ledge and beat over
Enceavored to put the ship about but she misstayed
both anchors then let 60 and the ship held on until
token in tow by steamer Rescue, at which brought
Der 10 the city Capt Lahrcp agent Of the underwriters
at Cobasse sent extra men on board at noon to assist in
sr ToRlsr QUEEN, ashore at scituate beach, mistook
scituate light for the ightboat at Minos Ledge The
snd about forty seerage passengers all landed safe
i at scituate She Is fine ship of about 900 tons about
three years old and IL insured in this city and Boston
ed sbenaoned and sub.eouen y boarded Dec A. was fa
len in with by the Ihos Perkins at San Francisco from
Liverpool aud boarded Nov 49, lat 81 % lon 65 4s w
nsnmast gone about ten feet above deck, rigging cut
head ct mzen hast gone foremost foret0pyallan masts
and jbboom sandng had in cargo OF coal, which had
slightly shifted hull eppeer 10 be good order and
ghe chains bent 20 the anchors had spare spars and
sails, but Rad been stripped OF all her running rigging
Her cabin had been stripped
LARGE SHIP, unknown wa, ashore On Pollock Rim
yesterday.
mp ArAnh (of BATH Bailey, from Liverpool, with
Z, and hardware, Ia reported by a despatch 10 yood
!ter, Esq from Savannah dated March 70 have gone
ore At Iysec but got oil again after throwing over
iaPK VERNON of New York ashore at Scituats "a bob
dry at low water, in an easy position and arrange
ats are made 70 commence dischargng her immediate
~ Like the Forest Queen, she too vent By he esp.
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A NTH0NY J. BLRCKKR AUCrIONKsR
"A and psremptory ls Of about $40 Beautiful building
lots near and between New Brighton and Tompkinsvil!s
Staten Island late the property Of Dr. a. Westervelt
Wis Anthony j. Blocker will sell ct public auction on
Thursday the 10th day Of March, 1858 twelve O'Clock
ct the Merchants Exchange In the city OF New York
the following desirable property, via On Staten Island
about $40 choice building lots. forming nearly eight
blocks Of ground situated and bound,d By WssterveA
avenue First Second. Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth, and
seventh and BY Brook street situated ct station
The whole Of this property is within five minutes walk Of
both the New Brighton and Tompkinsvie ferries The
average time from any portion Of the property TO either
Of the ferries and from the ferry in New York to
Wall street its vicinity is within forty minutes by
steamboat either from New Brighton or Tompknsyille
every half hour fare 6h cents and, by Communication,
lower than any stage line in the city Of New York From
the entire property there is fine view OF Sandy HOOK
theeOcesn the whole of New York Bay, Long Island
shofe, from Fort Hamilton to Williamsburg, the East
and North rivers, Newark and Newark bay The agent
Of the property may be every day during the week.
between the hours of 10 A. M. and o'clock +. M, At
jones' Nautilus Hall, at Tompkinsvlle ferry, Staten
Island, who will give all the necessary information Tho
streets opened and graded The terms are ten per
cent and the auconeers fees the day Of SALE forty
per cent the delivery of the Deeds and the balance
may remain on bond and mortgage for five years re-
CURED For maps describing the above property apply
to the auctoneer, No. 7 Broad street, New York
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EXCURSIONS.

A FREE EXCURSION TO CLINTON, NEW JERSEY
"A formerly known As Camptown, viii be made by New
Jersey railroad Saturday the 9Th of March, for the
purpose Of giving every person chance of seeing those
beautiful building lots rs feet front by from 100 to 300
feet in Depth which be sold the highest bidder
Tuesday, March g. at IL O'Clock, noon at the Mer
chants Exchange, New York, by Albert H. Nicoay,
auctioneer The excursion train will leave the depot
Jersey City at IL clock A. M for Newark and return
ing leave Newark at O'Clock P. NJ Stages will be in
readiness on the arrival of the cars to convey passen
gers TO Cntonve free OF expense. ALI persons who are
DESTROYS Of viewing the property previous to the SALE
procure tckes free of charge for the excursion
gether with maps and full particulars Of the suconeer
No. 40 Wall street.
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HARITIME INTELLIGEHCE.


CLEARED
Observation-Disclosures Foster, Charleston, spofford,
ship-Sooloo, Abbott, Australia, H williams.
Bark-Rose standish, Magner, New Orleans, Hurlbut
Brig-Surf MIntire Neuvitas Nesmith Sons
Schrs-Buena Vista Potter, Philadelphia, James Hand;
Susan, Bea rse, Portland Lewis Florida, Kelly, Phi
ladephia J w Mckee; Robt King. Leeds, Philadelphia
wv Mckee; Triumph, Allen, Philadelphia, Van Brunt 4
sasht Statesman, Wicks Alexandria, sturges, Chairman
Co; D Sturgis, Farchild, Baltimore, Johnson Ro
binson; Henrico, futile, Richmond, Person
Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star of the West Tinkepaugh, San Juan,
via Havana and Charleston, to Vanderbilt Put into
Havana for but being unsuccessful called at Charles
ton. Spoke 27th bark Cochran" (nothing fur
ther).
with 5sl passengers, to Gnne, Mnturn s Co. Feb 90
stem and cutwater, causing the ship to leak.
Ship Columbia (pktl, Dryer, Liverpool q days with
ship Jacob wesservelt (pst), Hoodess Liverpool 2s
days, with 400 passengers to Taylor Ritch.
The So yS Eo
for Phiadepha sailed Jan 1s and in lat 20 n lon 60
and has
succession of NV gales since being lat 20 n Feb 26
lat 8 o. lon y H. saw schr Harriet Stevenson bound
Bark " Brode, crary, st Marks, IL days. to Brodie
Brig Edward Rawley, Santa Cruz (Cuba to Thos Owen
Brig Fanny r), F1oran Sydney oB 90 days, to order
brig honeerrate, carton, Apalachcola 10 days to W
Lewis.
Schr J DeRossett Brewster, Wilmington, NC days.
Scbr Melville, silverton, Washington, NC, 9 days.
Schr Deborah, Midget, Washington NC, days.
Schr John Wright, Pierce, Middle Creek, Nc, DAYS.
schr New Regulus, Dickerson, Norfolk 8 days.
Schr Moses Brown, Baker Norfolk days.
Schr Ashland, Birch Norfolk, days.
Scbr Michigan Tunnel, Baltimore, days.
Schr Belle, Post York river Va, days.
Schr Pearl, Carlisle, Egg Harbor, day.
Schr Banquet, Willis Suffolk, Va, days
aoop America, Sturges, Providence, days.
BELOW.
Ship Java, jackson from Greenock, to Durham & D-
Ship oswego Williams, from New Orleans, to Frost &
Hicks.
Brig Nebo, from Mobile reported below 22d, but
nothing further has been heard from her The bark
ria, reported below same day from Shields mistake
for the Helen Il Maria, which got up next day.
SAILED.
U frigate Constitution, Com Rudd, Coast OF Africa
steamship southener, Foster Charleston; bark Apollo
Burr, Havana schr Fanny (new), Jameson, Melbourne,
Australia; and others
Wind at sunrise, WNw; meridian, W; sunset, wsw.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs,

MONUMENTS IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY COPIED
lV1 c. G. PAGE daguerrean artist will visit Green wood
Cemetery In few days for the purpose Of copying
Of the monuments All persons interested in any Of the
monuments and DESTROYS Of having correct copy there
Of viii please call upon address note TO O. g. Page
corner Of Eighth and Fourteenth street, giving
full description Of sad monument and Its locality. Like
nesses Of deceased persons and invsds taken at their
sidences
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ID c. KEMP, AUCT1ONEER.- PIANO
N. fortes &c-To morrow friday, at l01S O'Clock
at IS Nassau street. Fulton, h. G. Kemp will sell at
auction above without to pay cash advances
very large and beautiful assortment OF rosewood and
mahogany paror dining and CHI amber furniture Of
good quality and which particularly worthy of the at
tenon Of purchasers and consists of elegantly
rosewood paoforte rosewood psrlor fur
niture suite, covered in French satin brocatee,
hogany sofas tete totes voltaire and spring seat
chairs couches sofa BEDS dvans library and secretary
bookcases extension dining tables oil paintings mirrors
painted cottage furniture suite bedsteads, bureaus
and washstands best cured horsehair mattresses to-
gether with all the usual assortment of house furnishing
articles. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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Memoranda.

The schr Silver Cloud, Of Brooksville, Newman (ate
Condon) from Port Prince LIST inst experienced
very weather during the lost part of deck
load logwood carried away foreboom and sabed the
maDboom. Edward Eagan, the former mate, died in
Port Prince.
Scbr Walter Frances (pilotboat Sveeny, was at Rio
Janero January 49, repairing, having been into by
steamer Imperative.
Br bark josephine, from New York for City Point
up James river Monday.
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CHARIEsToN-Steamships outherner-R Fl McCurdy and
lady, Miss Ives, Miss Hays, Bedell, Bedel Jen
kns S Jer kns McGough, Thos Lynch, Kennedy,
Barry, Cook and servant, Mrs Douglas G Beekman
james, Bliss, lady, three children and servant
Willard, N w Weed Miss c Weed-2f in the steeraoe
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4 LBERT H. NICOLAY AUCrONEER. GREAT
N peremptory sale without reserve, Of 1888 beautiful
building lots located in the pleasant village of Clinton,
formerly known as Camptown, n. j.. within two miles
minutes of the city of New York-Albert H. Ncolay will
sell at auction Tuesday March g. at IL O'clock at
the Merchants Exchange New York and on the follow
ing days. until the entire property is disposed Of 1888
vie NJ formerly known Camptown. These lots all
rs feet front and and from 100 to 800 feet IN depth
and will be sold with the privilege of ad
Joining lots the entire block Clinton village OF
New Jersey and convenient of any place
within fifteen miles of the city New York being only two
miles and quarter from the New Jersey Railroad depot
the plank road Office and the steamboat dock at Newark
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have decided to
bring their road from Melville to Newark passing little
to the west Of the village of Clinton that the depot
will come within quarter of mile of this property.
Stages regularly several times day from this place
to and from Newark-fare, 12h cents. The city Of
Newark Ia Of the largest cities in the State OF New
Jersey and contains about 900 inhabitants, that
Clinton is fully desirable for residences as any place
within the distance Of New York that this village
ia Of Newark In New Jersey aliens may hold property
the any natural born citizen of the United States
Terms 10 per cent and the auc0neers fees the day
of SALE 80 per cent the Goth of March when full
rantee Deeds containing the usual clause against null
Twill be delivered and the balance go per cent can
remain bond and mortgage for FIVE years. at six per
cent discount of 10 per cent will be made on all lots
bought for cash. The title Is perfect and
free excursion to Cntonvlle via Newark will be made
by the New Jersey Railroad on Saturday March g. for
the purpose OF giving every person an opportunity OF
seeing this beautiful property previous to the SALE The
excursion train will leave the depot at Jersey City at IL
o'clock A. NJ, for Newark and return at o'clock P. NJ
Stages will be ready arrival of the ears to convey
sengers to Cntonvle free of expense. Tickets free OF
charge, for the excursicn together with photographic
map and full particulars be obtained by applying ia
AlnA c&:ar NJ Won.
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.- IMPORTANT AUG
IL ton sale Of beautiful rosewood and mahogany ca

I Ton saI0 Of beautnuI rosswsod and mahogany ca
carpets, oclotbs, &C., &c.-F. Cotton will SELL this
day, hursday March at 1o1s O'clock at the auction
rooms 90 Beekman street. the first and second oors
being ITO feet deep through to Ann street. very large
and choice assortment Of cabinet furniture from well
known mandatory and will comprise the largest stock
drawing suits Of rosewood in satin damask bro
cate mahogany and rosewood bookcases and wardrobes
full French bedsteads. in rosewood, mahogany and
black walnut mahogany and rosewood chairs sofas and
tete atees dvans coushcs secretaries esgeres marble
top dressing bureaus in rosewood and mahogany centre
card, sofa, and side tables; large extension dining do
marbleop and enameled chamber furniture en- suite;
wristbands and work tables; Brussels tapestry and
other carpets; oclohs; feather BEDS thirty pure hair
mattresses pasters, French plate glasses Office furni
ture &c, &C. Also three rosewood and mahogany piano
forts, So and 90 octaves &C., &c. B-The sale viii
be large and most favorable opportunity to the
trade, well all those who may want for their own
Catalogues ready and the goods can be packed alta
reasonable charge. Sale will commence in the lower
room. No postponement account Of the weather.
Pianos TO be sold at IL O'Clock.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
II -. L. vANDEWATER win sell on Friday, March
4th at 10h o'clock at No. Harrison street. all the
of rosewood brocatelie suite SOFAS tete totes paror
chairs and sewing chairs velvet tapestry carpet
pier glasses mantel ornaments paintings marble top
tables Venetian and Brussels stair carpetng mahogany
bedsteads, marble top dressing bureaus washsnd and
toilet sets, &c. mattresses, beds, &c. also general
sortment Of kitchen furniture with which the sale will
commence Also one rosewood octave pianoforte
made by Chickering Of Boston.
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NOrCE-TEN HOGS WE'RE BROUGHT TO THE
~ Pound in the First ward, No 80 New street, on
Thursday, March g. At IL O'Clock, At the Pound to pay
expenses, PATRICK VINCENT, Pound Master
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COIE l. Chiffon WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
~ Thursday, March 3, at twelve o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, the following valuable lots OF ground
On Lexington avenue-One lot of ground the west side
third streeOne lot 26 by 100 feet inches the north
side, between Lexington and Fourth avenues On Fifty
fifth stree-One lot 20 by 100 feet inches the south
side, between Fifth and Sixth avenues adjoining the
Episcopal Church square, and about a grade with
the street Corporation title maps be had Of the auc
toneer Ne. Wall street.
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T,ANCY SOAP, BRANDY, SEGARS-FRIDAY, MARCH
II A. 1863 at 10K o'clock at No. 81 Dey street, corner
of Greenwich, teas maccaron ents, dates raisins in
half and quarter boxes, tobacco iegars snu ranspa-
rent soap in bars vermcell fish, fgs currans brandy
gin, rum, &C., in demohn OF cask.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctioneer,
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uEMEL POWDER, TO CURE THE DISEASES OF DOGS.
hydrophoba, tetter, scab asthma eye and ear dis
eases, particularly good for puppies suder Of seventy
Schumacher apothecary 81 Dauphne street Only depot
In New York for the United States at Mr. JOSEPH coo
PER'S 600 Broadway Price Of each bundle rs cents.
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VIIATCHES AND JEWEIRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, yEwnRY AND SILVER WARE,
Vt retail, ut much less than the usual prices
JERGRNsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jergensen watches received by every arrival
With certificates from him with each WATCH warranted
perfect time keepers.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second Watches for timing horses IN gold
snd silver CHRoNoMKTFRs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which without
any variation. EIGHT DAY wArCHEs
Watches which run eight days.
ESAMM WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
Tor ladies, some in magic cases.
WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
op and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four holes jeweled S2k
Fine gold detached levers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 GO
Gold enamelled watches for the ladies' ..... IS 90
Told English patent levers. ............... IS 90
Gold Englsh patent levers, hunting cases ~ IS 90
silver patent levers as low Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Silver detached levers low as............ IA 90
and al other styles of watches at equally low prices
Diamond ear rings, pins bracelets finger rings and
:osses for sale at much less than the usual prices
yEwMRY
An kinds OF gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
aeys and SEALS gold pens and pencils, gold and silver
himbes bracelets, breast pins cuff pins lockets ear
rings gold and silver spectaees gold toothpck charms
shatelsine chains, DC.
Sterling silver spoons cups, forks pie knives napkin
rings frat knives wedding cake knives, &C. &c Watches
and lewehy exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
Vie best manner At much less than the usual prices
importer Of watches and ewelry, Wholesale and retail,
No. II Wall street., Cup stairs,) near Broadway
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Arrived-Ship Richmond, New Orleans; banks Burling
ton, do, with sails split and cargo shifted Eutaw Matan-
gas.
Beiow-Two ships and one bark
Cieared-ship Moses Wheeler, Australia; schr Victor,
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TTTHLIAM IRVING AUCTTONEER.-On PAINTINGS
w. William Irving & Co., viii sell at auction, this
day. Thursday March 3D. at 1OH O'Clock at the sales
ROOM No 10 Pine street. about rs first class ancient Oh
paintings mostly in gold gilt frames the property Of
connoisseur comprising landscapes marines. interiors
river views heads fruits and flower pieces moonlight
ruins, hunting views, &C. Among them will be found
copies and originals BY Claude, Canaleto vernet Rys
oasrs
Ecce Homo supposed to be original by Coreggo por
traits of the children of Charles H. from the Duke Of
Sussex's collection. Also about fifty modern French
paintings in rich gilt frames by some Of the first artists
Sale peremptory
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ID W. wEsrcoTr. AUCrroNEER : HANDSOME

ID W. wESTCOTT. AUCTrONEER. - HANDSOME
glasses, pianoforte, &C., on Friday morning. at l01
O'Clock, being all the furniture contained in house No.
146 Greenwich avenue consisting of tapestry carpets
suits rosewood furniture in satin brocatel rosewood
centre pier and sofa tables rich gilt do richly carved
rosewood etagere marble top bureaus and washstands
French bedseads superior hair mattresses mahogany
sofas and chairs rosewood inaid work tables candee
bras grandoes lace window curtains and cornishes rich
window shades dining and breakfast tables mahogany
extension do chairs and rockers oil cloth and in
grain carpets cutlery, silver ware, glass ware, kitchen
furniture &c. Also handsome collection Of ae on
paintings richly framed; ALSO elegant 7octave
wood panoforte Catalogues be obtained Of the
toneer at the house on the morning of SALE No post
pOnement account.
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TITO ARTISTS, DESIGNERS &c.-ONE HUNDRED DOL
lars premium. The government OF the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic Association having determined to
procure a diploma to be used at the Exhibition the
present year. hereby offer premium Of one hundred del
lars for the best original design for Artists and
others who may be disposed TO compete will please send
their drawings to the secretary before Saturday
the 30th day Of April next. Each drawing must have
some mark upon it, and must be accompanied by sealed
enveop bearing similar mark, and containing the ad-
dress of the party sending it, For the design which shall
be adopted by the executive committee the above pre-
MUM will be paid The other designs will be returned TO
their respective owners demand. Any further infof
MAJ may be obtained by application to the Secretary.
In bdhalf OF the government.
FRED II. SIMPSON, Secretary.
Boston, Feb. %, 1853.