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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION wANTED-oY GEORGE SANDERS,
wsS LETT AsoRa IL s 2, an On beard TIE
Captain se.urEh, then bound from HAMBURG Asona
sy family whs would suitably any reliable Inn
Danh consu 90 West street. Sss f S' EDWARD n''A
by her distressed sister Cathsrne When from
ps ss direct letter to ca'Aarin' fn h''''nA f'''
TT JOHN McMINN WILL SEND HIS ADDRESS TO
@ o%n rH oes 10 ss hS will osss i
SPECIAL NOTICES
TASMANY SOCIETY OR coLuMBIAN oRp gd.sv
on Monday evening tho 18th inst at half an hour after t
DANIEL E. DELAvAN, Grand sachem.
Manhattan, Season Of blossom Fous.h Noon; Year of
ss @ ~ independence 'A and Of tho
SOCIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
, The cid Inc Demosratic Republican ticket-Tho con
For sachems
J JasoRb H S1.R." Richard b. Connolly,
Assssssl sfhs .sA. ss.s Striker: s
John Mapping GSTasi1s nSsardu'
''''i" = ''A''"' Thomas whesIan. :.
william Rar II.l Ma1 John Po ss WsE;,,.
C. w.
Election Monday evening April is, 1853 to O'clock
MEMBERS Of THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY Asso-
;aGp & to b % at Clinton
ton service silver plate to George Pockaam,
President.
NoTIcE.-THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
tis the hsd q New
- 4y ssss:
f = n
TIrrsaay MARCH, ot each and three persons shall
the. be chosen by the entitled to
.G be opened a. Y and continue open until os9sk in the
Be PITY Ts
annual election for directors Of this company having
a w
New York, March II, 1858 WIN. L. YOULE, Secretary.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE HAT FINISH
"A e,s Trade Assseia.on held Wedncsdsy evening 18Th
1 %ss:s
sssss s a. 4
The 9 4aSe a s s Of
na for IF worthy and
Resolved That the trade tender him their sincere wishes
of tho TRADE being due
hereby rendered him. for the and dnhed manner
Resolved That the trade recommend him to all with whom
he may associate being dga6ed and honorable gentle
Resolved That cory Of the above preamble and resou
lions be published in the New YORK HERALD.
Mr.. f. C. Loutrel elected President of tho Asso-
oiation. JOSHUA BRADSHAW, (aeting) President
JAMES p BREWSTER, Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. II, L. O. OF o. F.
w Members requested to meet st their room, Odd
Fellows Hail. Tuesday evening, 10Th inst at O'Clock
welfare OF the Lodge. BY order, LABEN LEWIS, N. G.
THE EXTENDING OF CANAL STREET AND wID
ening Of Walker sreet-Those persons opposed to the
above to call ut the paper
fJ N Brown So Canal street. at Pggotts 80
Division street. and the same
the time allowed expires the 18th.
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Assoelasson mr. ths Exh1hfe1on - tAs lnaWs-
OyvIcE, No. % BROADWAY, Nsw YoRE.
KgHMEHr aALOous.
Proposals. to contract for the privilege Of supplying Re
the Crystal Palace viii bc received 1T this
S0ce until the zotn ofApril. instant.
Suitable apartments will Afforded by the Association
% be lifted furnished and Decorated by the ~
his expense .
ether pasuar parties wishing to contract will please
ply 1t this ofhes
hibited. WI WHETTEN, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSV AND FOUND
coz REwARD-LosT, ON THE MORNING OF THE
dss Will s by
Broadway, for Mr.. Chanfrau.
S70 REwARD...LosT,, BLACK PORTE NOMINATE,
Which were one gold and three Silver foreign coins
rectype kenes lady small gold focket papers
Ok REwARD.-LosT-A LARGE.sIzED WHITE
ga Ns ssGs 'a
Of Factory where the finder will please return
Wahnsse Savs!.isy place. Ninth and
Fifth If the finder will 70 Broad street,
front office, up stairs 50 reward will be paid
T, OR NEAR GLAEKsyILLE TENNESSEE
barrett dated Henderson, KY 2iss March 1853 payable
] 1T ssi
;sa Is.i.s shs.ffa,iS
u Institution No. 227a Any person who win bring said
will be- suitably rewarded. '' r. N PEERS
r OsT-ON SUNDAY LAST A POCKET BOOK. CON
X aa1
"a % sss1 ali se S
the same, payment having been stopped liberal reward
FIN the Esehsnge
T osT-oN THURSDAY, APRIL I, ON THE WAY
the of ss so and
uson Ieray smaii % % oook, Son.aiinns uc
tho same to No 3 Second avenue at Francis Cheese
broughs IS Greenwich street. shall be suitably rewarded
whoever will restore the book without tho will
receive the thanks OF the owner and no questions asked
r osT-oN FRIDAY, 18TH INSTANT, FROM NO. Is
II ~ r
with the thanks Of the owner
r OST-A CERTIFIED CHECK, FOR THREE HUNDRED
y DSss on the
negotiating said check as has been Who
booker Bank will be literally rewarded
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THE TRAIlHa. &C.
nIEU Eft MON DRoIT.-s2 so PER DAY.-BRIcK

COACH BODY MAKERS WANTED APPLY TO
~ Major Thompson Co., No. q Wooster street. near
Canal street.
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ceriion tho very best invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated IL Gouraudg Medcacd
Soap for curing nmpes freckles saowncss chaps rough
&C. Poudrc Subtitle uproots hair from part tho
body Liquid Rougc Lily White, aud Hair Gloss at No 81
Walker street. near Broadway.
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uILRERY AND DREssMAKING

DONNET AND DRESS-TRIMMINC RIBBONS, SILL
ID Partisan millinery goods depot Purchasers Of the
goods who desrous to tho newest and choices
styles with the strtest hereby respectfull
invited to examine twenty new ribbons just r.
ceived by the Humbo selected with within
short time in the Paris aud London market.
II. H. LICHTENSTEIN. 90 Bowcry. cor. Of Hester st.
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We do say that Lockwood's Nm. So Fulton
street, of tho hest places New York TO get Watches
)swery slvcrware gold pcns &C. good and cheap Cali
and examine and BIO convinced Watches and music
ired
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Bargains In French China.-Ve beg to call
the attention Of the public to the second and last oongn
ent this quality Of French china for the received
the great porcelain mandatory at yerzon Franco
This consignment will be opened and exposed for sale the
18th pr consists dinner tea and dessert
in plain white and various fancy patterns The goods are
sEhtly damaged but not at all unfit for usthe defect
being scarcely will BIO aod Mt reduction
from twenty thirty cent below the ubua price in
order to close tho consignment at once.
HOUGHWOUT BARLEY. 56I Broadway.
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To Mechanics Of every klnd.-The True
way echanic to prepare for strike any
tastion In is to buy his WIFE daughter sister
Of SINGERS patent wing machines There many
In New York Who with sewing machine much
than mechanics wages. Call, examine and buy
chine, ut the ofice, 25S broadway,
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NoTICE:-QUARRYMEN'S U. p SOCIETY;1AT A
Hall corner Of street and Seventh avenue
Thursday evening, April L II was on motion,
Resolved at on and after Monday the 18th inst
member shall work for less than 81 day and ten hours
labor. Any member found violating the above resolution
''"'' y THOMAS HERMAN, President
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mia tea and coffee sets tin ware, wooden ware &c. Co.
he had great variety at the lowest possible prices Of
WI C. SULLIVAN, rs Sixth avenue, Of Waverley
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Prescott EEousc HaIr CuttIng nnd Rnthlng

establishment corner Of Broadwayand Spring street We
would advise oil who value their pcrsona and
tho uxrries of bathing 60 visit to-day the
looms paraeled taste neatuos order with every
which science suggest genius
ofGIFFIN u co. Remember tho address.
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TO INC TTRveIInS COmmunIty-ReCOIn.
nendod by physicans generally in the United States
WoLFE's AROMATIC SCIIEIpAM ScHNAPPs, u superlatve
tonic duretic, and nvigoratng cordial
peciay recommended to all persons residing travelling in
ventve Of those of the stomach and bowels
produced by the regions and
the ngue remitent and bilious cvers chiefly peculiar
to them
containing each two dozen bottles either quarts pnts
according to order The bottles neatly labelled and
wrapped each bears the fac smic Of the propreors
signature without which tho article is PROFESSIONALLY
spurious For sale by all the principal druggists and
GERS in this city and throughout tho United States
Physicians supplied gratuously for chemical analysis
and trial, by inmang their readiness to accept it.
uDOLPHO WOLFE, i'm porter
- Beaver street, N. Y.
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Tremendous Bargains I'm English Imperial
and spensdis ingram ca5pstnS At HIRAM AN
CANT patterns of ingram carpets, Mt IS &c. 49, So CO.
10 and 70 cents per yard, all new spring styles
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WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. r. L. O. OF O. F.
Members are requested to meet 81 their room, Odd
for rantacng business Importance to the
welfare OF the Lodge BY order, LABEN LEWIS, N G.
THE EXTENDING OF CANAL STREET AND Wild.
ening Of Walker strcetThose persons opposed the
above are requested to call
Division street. and sign the against the
AZ the time allowed expires on the 18th.
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COX REWARD.-LOST, ON THE MORNING OF THE
PLC 18th inst diamond cluster pin, with stones
The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it Ut $40
Broadway, for Mr.. Chanfrau.
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VVANTEp--A FIRST RATE WAITER, IN PRIVATE
w family he must be strong active and neat, aud come
well ended Apply At once No ~ Nassau strest
second 81 a., bet cen and o'clock, I'm
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ption, but magnetism 1 viii furnish enough
Magnetic Andote to any isease but
after without cost II
Don't don't believe it. but try it, WATTS, 42i
Green wch street.
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Saunders Toilet Furnishing Stores, No.
Astor House, and No By broadway where can be
large assortment Of portable dressing perfumey fancy
cutlery combs brushes &C. Of the quality Depot
fbx the sale Of the metallic tablet strop.
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Teas.-The best assortment OF fine Teas Will
b found at the store Of the Canton Tea Company No.
lb Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosovst Streets
Tie oldest tea establishment in tho city We assure our
that they do better there than elsewhere
either at Wholesale retail They have branch storcs
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M ciacn respectfully invited to be present at Clinton
Hall this evening at eight o'clock to witness the
PreEiaant.
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Schnnpps prescribed by the medical faculty in
gravel govt chronic rheumatism and obatructons Of the
kdn and bladder For sale by all the respectable
GERS and druggists in The United States. UDOLPHO
WOLFE, importer, % Beav or street.
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Fine Cutlery.-The undcrsigncd call aften.
zion TO their assortment of and pocket knvc
which will found the beautiful
terms ever imported. G. SAUNDERS SON, No. Aston
House, and 3e7 Broadway
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

NEW YORK, March so % previous days)-Naval
StoesTurpentne continues very quiet at quotations
Turpentne little rmer yesterday with good retail
demand 62 63 cents cash. The sales since our last are
500 bbls Spirits Turpentne Wholesale at 20 6a cents
cash. and g. 80 days 600 Tar, 81 49, 81 81 in yard
airy, and ST IS yard for large barrels and 2400 North
County, 81 40 81 SO in yard White Rosn is inactive.
Receive notice sales of about 500 So 81 81 so
cash. The market firm, and prices we'll supported
LIVERPOOL, March l9Provsions were dull, and trans
actions small Mess Beef 97s: Cd a lbs Cd Gardiner
quotes 1000 lbs. Pork dull at SIS for Eason Mess
Bacon firm, and tending upward Sales at 51@56s Lard
quiet at 52@55s.,
Rice dull and declining Sales of the week of6O terce
Rosn shade lower. Sales of 700 bb!s. Spirits Tur-
penne quiet at 63s .r..
Breadstus -Ho circular says the corn market
is better closing steady with advance of Id in wheat 3D.
a in -four, and Cd in Western canal flour 23s Cd
24s. Sd; Baltimore and Philadelphia 81 Cd 25s Ohio
24s. Cd. Wheat-White Is 3D. Brown & Shipley quote
white at Is. I'd red 6s. Sd mixed 6s I'd
-Hoinghead says that the advance is owing to
the natural reaction after few weeks Of depression and the
circumstance that spnners had themselves of
Mc1enry quotes cotton closing
the end of last week whilst and eay lots
late
LONDON, March 18.-Barng & Bro. quote sugar and
coffee active at firm rates Tea firm and tending up
Canal flour 23 Cd Ohio 25s Cd Corn quiet. Lard dull
and declining Oats 5@156s Rice quiet-sales of the
week 100 tierces at 2Ss Cd G124s Iron firm The money
market unchanged Consus had fuctuated from $3.50
1904 closing at 99i for money. The bullion the bank
increased 100000. Barring quotes small transactions in
United States and State ocks-hoders asking advance
U. S 6s 62, l04@l05 do, 68, lO@ll1 do. 81 and 69.
l0S1@ 09i Pennsylvania SIS S7@SS Maryland SIS 95@99;
Kentucky 6s, $685. Trade at Manchester had declined
HAVRE, March l7.-Cotton has advanced under the
Arctcs news Sales to-day of 1000 bales at 9s for Orleans
tins 0rdinare Rice opened active but fell off the close
sales of the week 250 tierces at 3l@S2s.
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From the Washington Union.
Death Of Mrs. Fillmore.


y :; ~ deem regret that we announce the death OF this
I,.4 ladvthc wife of President Fillmore Mrs Fill
been suffering affection of the lungs for sew
s mast but her condition had not, we believe, been
ad AZ critical till short time before her DEATH Wh'cn
took place Yesterday morning This melancholy event. WINE
awakening the sympathy of the whole country IN the
Fillmore and his beeaved family Will also De
received with deep sensiby by large circle OF friends VINO
have witnessed Mrs Fmore benevolcnce OF character ana
urbanity in the high social station
which she SO lately occupied
Immediately upon receiving the intelligence OF the SAD
event President Pierce addressed to Mr. Fillmore the follow
ing letter of coincidence;
ExEctrTtvE MANSION March 80, 1883
My DEAR Information has just reached me OF the ue
If Mrs Fillmore. beg to accept the assurances VI NY
earnest coincidence in this great bereavement ..
Yiedng to INV deep feelings of sympathy and In estmo
nv T snct for the memory of deceased, have directed
he eeng Of the cabinet this day to be suspended and the
public Offices to be closed.
A' FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon MuLARD FILIMoRE Washington, ID. G.
We learn also that the President yesterday directed MS
vote secretary to communicate unofcay the melancholy
intelligence to Senate and to inform that body that ne
boud in have further communication to make
TO them during the day Before this of the President
reached the Senate however, Mr. Seward the senior senator
from New York. had already announced the affective event
and the Senate hereupon adjourned in token OF its respect
aud sympathy.
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Americans In Paris,
A Paris letter of 9Th ult saws

A Paris letter of 9TH ult says
The first presentation of Americans to Louis Ma
pOeon since he has been Emperor, and 10 Mrs Ro.
naparte, since she has been Empress took place a,
the Tuilleres on Thursday night. About sixty Amer
leans and seventy English were introduced 10 their
Majesties. The ceremony is briefly this The gen.
tlemen and ladies to be presented, form double line
The gentlemen side, and the ladies on the other
us if they were TO dance Virginia Reel Space en-
ough is left between for their Maiestes 10 pass easily
The Americans had half of The presentation room
and the English the other. The practice of the En-
peror would seem 10 be to address remark about
every third person. the of the pesentees
mentioned to him, those of the ladies by their ambas
sadress and those of the gentlemen by their ambassa
dor. The American portion of the ceremony was
easy, graceful and highly successful; their Naiesties
were gracious IN the extreme. Lord Cowey made a
hotch OF the English introduction and an incensed
Lord was heard 10 remark, - Those Americans always
do everything better than any else; we cut no
figure al all next to ihem.' The Emperor looked well:
better lndeed more at ease more DESTROYS of pleas
ing, than have ever before him. The Empress
wore white founces, both in her hair and scattered in
tasteful Prouslon over her dress She had a neck.
lace OF large pearls around her neck, hut not single
diamond. The American ladies that had put on all
their focan,es, to complete with her Majesty shone
| in undlmmed briliancy We made very striking
display douh: whether thirty handsomer women
than once the Emperor seemed to single out LADY OF
more than ordinary beauty and cal! the Empresss at.
tenion 10 her. After the presentation there was dan
cling and supper. Their Majestes waltzed togeth.
er, and were once or twice bumped in most unseen.
ly manner by Americans who had grown dizzy, and
had lost the power OF properly guiding their footsteps
| 1t was past one when their Maiesties retired The
festivities continued, however after their departure
and when the clock struck three the company had
not yet left.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,

TENIE properties Of this Lnment have been qUad
i the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia sprains Burns Bruises
pies Old Sores Pains in part of the body exern
plicaton can reach We have hundreds Of certificates me
been cured of these Diseases and also that hV had
Horses cured of Rnsbone, SPAWN Fistulo Windga PsVs
Founder and any enlargement of bone or muscle.
DR. A. G. BRAGG-Sir: My little child, when month Old
attacked with Head and for have empedhs
head solid cake or sore purchased one 70 cent os
of your Mustang niment had on my nose a9d
atey used the remainder of the bottle on tie chHds head aa
is nearly cured-onc bottle more will, without dq0 eS GV
hhNNi ollb"
% Vine st, St. Louis, June 18th, 1852.
This is to certify that used the Mexican Mustang m
recently very of Spran-ihe nsh ny
badly sprained and bruised that fears were enaee %
out of Joint obtained bottle of the lnimen and uSSd n
four days, when the and pain were all gone S m
joint well have also used the lnimen Tor me [+S for
a week has perfectly cured me EDWIN r. BARKoN'
"a Duane street, New York, June 25th, 1857 ~ ,o.o
SAVANNAH Geo, June 2jh lSSZ
have used the Mexican Mustang Lnnent for some m cs
STABLE horses, in Of Sprans bluIses
and Sores of different kinds, incident 10 large n9uo y
used it upon horse which had been saddle gaeu m IhsI
year. had tried many remedies and one 10 pa n ,r.vd
had been i'll the habit of using for years, and ha @ d
successful Nothing appeared to give any e ,s leon
the Mustang LnilEen which cured 1t m very s ntn,a
~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ WIN. II. HOLMES
BosrnN May Isl, 49,
Messrs A. G BRAGG & Col was induced Is! the ss
I.inmen on valuable horse of mine for Spawn sDS
days after applying it the swelling went down. ars JwuA
now free from lanenesS and apparently as wen a. spvns
advise all who have horses troubled with nce and
Fstua. Windsalls, of any kind 10 81 SKa
procure bottle Of this Liniment j. TLON md sTs fr
H-The Lniment is put up in bottles o. sln 80 contains
2J cents sc 81 per bottle. The 9o cen ~ much
}, and the 81 size times much as the 20 cen 'A
cheaper -, DsposM
A. e. BRAGG; & CO. sole proprietors. Principal " l0us
Broadway, N. Y ., and corner Third and Marker Su''"
No. r. orpRE
For sale by Druggists generally, and by in,p Nc
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srAp1En,s n1.RRIGA CORDIAL!

STABLER'S DIARRUEA CORDIAL nth he nNS
Is pleasant xture compounded ia agreement and eebr
of Pharmacy, OF therapeutic agents, long TA and sR
their peculiar efficacy in curing We UsEA
fections IF IIe svs,e,D In its actions it ALA %
produces healthy action nj the LIVER, mus i
at the time that it cures the disease tic been ~
The valuable Medicines above named have Medical F
troduced with the approval of number VI @ in practice r.
sion the City of Baltimore aud "sewltie for which ~
succeeded admirably in curing the aeas - PacOre
prescribed They are of'reu To lhe O per
medicines which he can in all respects depend n0s
agreement with the experience OF some U rty win "a
ami judicious Physicians and strictly IN onvegieDc
ruIeS of Pharmacy as especially serving MS COW nrerH
cannot O readily the City Physician nave lie ,,e
compounded by practical ,;s Of all who c
the descriptive Pamphlets, to be iau siou from p
the Medicines for sale, Containing recoinIneuu" e.
Martin, BalZe, Addison, Payne Handy, '| w, recomOena
Doct b Martin,says " do n't e ~ oeriOraHt o. A
Dnrrhea Cordiul and AnOdyne Cherry Da r. nile sure ~
Doct Join Adrsnu says 1T givrs me inlen p'raoDs
my testimony that of Others 10 favor " ~ M %s
cacy OF your DaIrtIoea Cor iai &C anu " ,no valuable
have no hesitation ia recommending II, as hi ,,,w
noc, r Pavne saws he has uscl the Diarrn Of ts @
r.r,;ca with the hauuiest effect, and THINKS ID our y
con venient and efficient combinations even VIM Jsm
fession % Administered your ~ ns aH
in several cases of r"nchai eh
happy resul s. and from knowledge u il &C. ~ 10
can with tie greatest confidence reconlihe ,dmnis tr
Nv w nvs writes To us he has h,;s for for II:
Expecorant his wife. wio has au I'm from her long all M
teen yea s. and hut she is fast more good than
s sha has heretofore used under able nse.tiss
sixteen the Apothecares anu ,Ged the
Civ of Batmo e. write +" We are saen,orant and mcd
known as Sablers Anodyne Cherry and verY o
Diarr Cordial medicines OF sIea which they
for the relief and cure Of the and in l n
rnended they bear the evidence OF Shlh Measure ~
alton and style of putting up, ant VIC - .anorr
menjng them" , n,uc siss, BAH"
~E II. sranlER & CO., wholesale Df's''
Propretors. uv and by .,ou n g
C. DuPRE, Drasst
December "a, 1861