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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28
DRY GOODS,


TOR THE LADIEs-THE CRYSTAL PALACE SOUyE.
mir, Illustrated Magazine OF Ladies Fashions In Paris
and New York is in and will be published q
Of May This interesting work published for gratui
tous cireuistion only by Mr. Geo proprietor of tho
Paris Manta and Foreign Shawl Emporium, 6l Broad.
will contain among other useful matter twenty four
beautifully executed engrayings Of the latest Partisan
designs mantss with descriptive particulars
terals Of which they composed &c Will be free
to part Of the Union on application to the proprietor
lust RECEIVED BY LAST STEAMER, AN INVOICE
81 Of style plaid silks also few damaged the voy.
Of taon at very low prices A. KERR CO. 76l
Broadway, two days above Clinton place.
> Grape shaws plain and embroidered having been pur.
chased by the subscriber previous to the
can them from Is TO ~ per cent less than the usual
prices Very heavy plain Grape shaws with rich dee
riuges at $40 Sl2 and S4 superb embroidered $40 to
BOO Also exquisite assortment Of broche Cashmere
other French and Inds shawls Of the finest fabrics
GEO BULPTN
Mantilla and Shawl Emporium, 3jl Broadway
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TIENRY II. LEEDS h co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
III this dav Thursday April 2S household furniture at
O O'Clock at rs Warren street consisting Of paror furn
ture such rosewood sofas, chairs, and six paror
chairs covered in blue velvet black walnut dining table
mahogany sofa hair CLOTH pier glasses embroidered
tains window shades &c mahogany bureaus Wristbands
chairs hatsands &c; Brussels and ingram carpets hair
bedsteads beds &c; crockery and glassware
together with assortment Of kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence.
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MICHAEL KERRIGAN, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO
M l53 Chatham street1will sell ON Friday April 20 at
o'clock at No Jackson street. the entire stock Of fur
nure consisting Of bureaus, sofas, looking glasses bed
steads chairs carpets ocloths stoves large
quantity of second clothing counters and shelving
wardrobe and closet together with the interest of the lease
and house Particulars Of lease &C. will be mentioned at
TINA IF
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~ a HORTON AUCTIONEER.-THIS CTHURSDAY
VT Afternoon at No 6 Jones street. the fur
niture OF small family. removing consisting Of the usual
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~ a. HORTON WILL SELL AT 46e BROADWAY ON
VT. Friday seth large assortment Of rosewood maheg.
sDy and painted rergeEAors bird &c. Sale
meuoe 1T 10 O'Clock
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DLANTs AT AUCTION.-w. s. McILyAIN, WILL
L sell this day, at l0a o'clock A. M at the sales room
No. Maiden lane near Nassau street fine collection Of
verbenas full flower, dahlias honeysuckes &c from
the nursery Of VIM NJ White Fifteenth Last sale
but this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

DLANTS AT AUCTION-W. S. McILvAIN WILL SELL
this day, at 1913 o'clock at the seed store No 7John
street. fine collection Of hybrid perpetual monthly and
verbenas pansies DAISIES &c, all in bloom
and fresh from the gardens Of Isaac Buchanan Astoria
Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

NENTFEL HOUSEHOLD fURNITURE-WiLLIAM
lT IRVING 4 co will sell at auction on Thursday,
April g. l0 o'clock at ls2 Third avenue Brussels and
ingram sofas chairs aud divAns IN hair
cloth centre tables mahogany French
dressing marble top washtands har
feather beds holsters plows wsrdrobes dining ana tea
tail itehA firm
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A DRIAN H. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N furnture.Adran IL Muller Co will sell at auction
Friday April 90 1888 at 10 O'clock mt No ~ Second
general assortment of household furniture consisting
in mahogany chairs sofas dvans bureaus &c Bru
sells and ngrain carpets, oilcloths 10
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d w. WEsTCoTT. AUCTIONEER.-THIS THURS
IL. day morning, furniture, &C. at No. l02 Eighth
nueTab les chairs bureaus bedsteads looking glasses
carpets crockery, &c Household Furniture-On Friday
morning at o'clock No II Jane street consisting
Of tapestry velvet carpets elegant suite rosewood paror
furniture covered in crimson brocatee French mahogany
chairs rosewood and mahogany marble top tables superior
mahogany desk bedeads hair mattresses mahogany leaf
tables kitchen furniture. &c. No pOstponement
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ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" at auctiOn.-By SMITH DUNNING, Office lSj Green
wch street,. Warren Auctioneer-Thursday, at 10Is
o'clock by catalogue at the house No 3 Beach
tny ofcane seat mahogany and rosewood chairs
with crimson plush ladies' and sewing do inaid
chairs in satin damask mahogany and
plush dvans elegant satin damnsh window
tables do bureaus do Wristbands do centre tables
and mahogany bed8teads grandole brass fire solar
lamps silver plated candesticks paintings hat rack oil
cloths ingram Brussels and royal Wilton carpets together
with good assortment Of Kitchen furniture.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS co. WILL SELL, AT AUCTION,
this day Thursday April at 10 o'clock at the resi-
1 West Fourteenth street rich and gentee assort
furniture consisting of velvet tapestry carpet lace
curtains cornices and rings tete atete and mahogany
tables chandeliers paintings and engravings por
ing table cottage chairs mahogany bookcase mirror
deabra embroidered curtains Turkey red do cornices and
pins mahogany piano pendants ocloths,
rergerator black walnut bedsead bureaus washstands
lounges chairs &e toilet set mattresses paliasses pill
lows holsters hair pillows &c together with lot Of kitch
rprnt tnra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

n s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT lOls
IL. O'Clock at No ~ Perrepont street, Brooklyn all the
paror chamber furniture of the first class four
story house embracing good assortment Of
good condition such Brussels and
carpets sofas, bureaus Wristbands French bed
stesds wardrobes parlor chsrs mahogany extension
bes centre tables marble tops brocatcle and lace window
curtains large and elegant bookcase superior
wood pianoorte together with large assortment Of kch
furniture with which the sale will Cata
logues the morning of sale.
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~ W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER-C. w. HOLMES WILL
~. sell this day, Thursday. April D. at 1913 o'clock A.
fifth street, door Of Broad
way all the furniture in said house consisting in part of
mahogany sofas lounges chairs bedstsad mattresses
pets ac comprising complete assortment Of paror and
bedroom furniture crockery and glassware Sale positive
Also Friday April GOTH elegant household furniture
town. Particulars to morrow.
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MICHAEL KERRIGAN, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO.
ten o'clock Jackson street the entire of fur
snds aS1.s Of
quantity Of clothing counters and shelyng
and house. Particulars Of lease &C. will be mentioned at
the time of sale.
DLANTs AT AUCTION-w. S. McILvAIN WILL SELL
street fine collection Of hybrid perpetual monthly, and
an om hs sssn 81 in
Long Island.
pLANTs AT AUcTIoN.-w.. $. NcILvAIN, WILL
s da S S fine s s1ss
monthly perpetual climbing And running roses also 600
p W wEsTcoTT, AUcTIoNEER.-TmIs THURS
Ss ear
sG HSa; S sy
Of tapestry velvet carpets elegant suite rosewood paror
chairs and mahogany marble top tables superior
mahogGny desk bedseads hair mattresses mahogany leaf
nss, &e-R &. Kemp we'll sell auction on morrow
very large and b4aa; assortment q rosewood
apd mahogany parSr dining and chamber furniture
the removed for the Of SALE
pets china tea s one
clock one elegant carved par
sured horse hail painted chamber furniture in
bookcases marble top dressing bureaus and
T.
eight superior 81 and octave Panofortes from various
wS the as o a at a
& are G SG5y ssG asasn Of
Sale without reserve to pay advances Capeting-Fifty
Be sS e 5 paT
chasers Catalogues ON the morning Of sale
y G.. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR.
IN ,itu linda an IavY Ioxl
at 10 o'clock the furniture Of tie Eve story house
u Hudson street consisting of all the usual Of
CHAMBER and Kitchen urnure carpets So which is we'll
worthy the attention Of the trade and housekeepers
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE-wILLIAM
h sost At 30 East sq twenty II nth near
r 1s Of roya wa an qarpst
large pier and manel glasses silk window curtains chande
ROSEWOOD suites Of psror furniture in coored silk
brocaele carved rosewood seven octave piano made BY
cshs n and S
modern oil paintings silver plated tea urns
&C. ssy Il g cut S9n nIs5 and
ssa ear beds on e o china toilet S
ding, heavy English oilcloths, &c. "
cANuEL osGooD, AUcTIoNEER- osC oOD 4 coNcK
- LIN, store No 81 Fulton street will soil at auction
fsy ss h Of AP WS the
street between sixth and seventh avenueconsstng 81
soas ssaTs FTsneS Sdsss bedding G sshr wt
all the kitchen utensils To be sold without
sequence Of the family breaking up housekeeping
CUPERIoR OIL PAINTINGS-HENRY H. LEEDS q
a 90 I s s s assS1 Sn w n"s R q
ssSas FROM
q VSiS
msnd Tor the drawing room and will be found worthy the
sssnneyeidt, coisott aud Baxter Of London DO Hem
rse,ers sosobr VITA sreat "sSety Of Ses%tai sai
grapes. &C. They ssa o,n rasdy tof enm'ast'a'' VITA
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DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIONEER.-DESIR
"A lets on Fifty fourth and Fifty sixth streets
IL Muller Co will sell at auction Saturday, April 30
1853 at IL o'clock M at the Merchants Exchange four lots
the south side of Fifty fourth street 5 feet east of Lex
four lots tina north side Of Fifty sixth
lie feet west of Lexington avenue Each Of the
above described lots are % by 100 feet 5 inches
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COTTON WILL FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN-THE STEAM

COTTON MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION-THE STEAM
~ cotton mill situated in the village Of Waterloo Seneca
county N " win be peremptory sold At auction the
premises the 18th day of May Pm to close the
The building three story and attic la feet long
power engine and boilers 1t contains 320 spndles 10
cards, 30 inch wide batting card whiting patent pick
spreader rs looms A wide and other machinery in
proportion in fun operation and in good order having
Of ALMY, PATTERSON 4 CO., New York and Boston
Terms made easy BY order Of the trustees. Waterloo
April 1853 r. +. HUNT President Of Cotton Company
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CTANDARD ROsEs-J L. vANDEwATER, NO. II
- Wall street, will sell Friday, April 18th. At loes
O'Clock, superior collection Of comprising the
finest and best varieties the garden Of Boil oorasc
OF Broadway and Fiftieth street
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n {. GREEN CO., AUCTIONEERS, LOUISVILLE,
". will attend sales of real estate
required Persons having goods they
wish dispose of in Western market would do well to
cali agent Alonzo Fem, 81 Chambers street base
me off
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SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER-Os0OOD 4 cONcK-
LIN store Fulton street. will sell ct auction.
the 18th Of April - 10 o'clock the furniturs sao
the New Haven Hotel Of Fourth sveae
street. consa Of parlor and bed
furniture consequences Of the present proprietor re-
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mnts s14 59l 400 1877 800 s9,992 $l4 s7s ,T0l
The deposs gold the mint aud its branches for the
first thIee months of 1851, 1852 and 1853
uexeJ -
MINI. ISL 1882 1893
Pbsdep his u s gold $50 732 ISL sl0755557 sl5
Other gold. 2l2,S45 GS6O3 li072l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-03

propositions, which desire informally to submit To lh,
Senate, and TO have printed am one of those who be
eye that ought 10 have and survey
oil the route from the Mississippi the Pacific before W.
order railroad TO be built wish, therefore 10 subst
tue an appropriation OF S00, ,0O0 enable the Secretary
oil War TO have survey and reconnaissance made.
ask The unanimous consent OF the Senate present THE
amendment informally, and to have il printed.
The amendment was informally laid upon the table
and ordered TO be printed.
The question being taken upon posponement until 10.
morrow, the molion was agreed TO.
IsTHMUs OF rEHUAsTEPEc
On motion by Mr. MASON, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF the report OF the Committee on For.
egn Relations in regard the right Of way through the
territory OF Mexico al the islhmus of Tehuan,epec
Mr., MASON addressed the Senate al LENGTH advoca-
ting the adoption Of the resolutions reported by the com
mittee. His speech will be published hereafter1
Mr.. DOWNS obtained the floor.
Mr.. WELLER moved that, with the consent Of the sen
ator from Louisiana, Mr. DowNs,] the Senate adjourn
Mr.. GWlN. hope the senator from Louisiana Mr.
DowNsl will give way for an executive session would
like to nave a short executive session To- day
The PRESIDENT There several bills from the
House on the table undisposed of
Mr. RUSK Does the senator from Louisiana desire tc
occupy Tomorrow very anxious 10 go on to NOR.
row with the Pacific railroad bill
Mr. DOWNS. Ii | should consult my own feelings,
would be willing TO 60 on to-day
Mr.. RUSk. would prefer TO postpone this subject i'll
next week.
The question being taken the motion TO adjourn, i
was carried, and
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
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BILL SENT TO THE SENATE.


The Senate proceeded TO consider the message received
from the House of Representatives yesterday requesting
the Senate 10 furnish them with certified copy Of the
bill directing survey and estimate of the cost of
suctng canal basin the terminus OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal in Georgetown. their copy OF the bill
had been msaid
On motion, by MIR. WELLER il was ordered that the
request OF the House of Representatives be complied
with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
A GENEROUS SPANIARD.

The Havana correspondent of the New
York Times notices the generous and prompt
assistance rendered by Spanish officers to the
steamer Crescent City in her late disaster,
and particularly the unselfsh and noble SEN
tlment of commander, while giving person
al attention to the embarkation of men and
means for her succor, under the impression
that the vessel was in imminent danger. on
being asked ''what compensation should be
made for the service 2 replying, None, Sir
this is national obligation, to give all the
assistance In our power, as we would expect,
under like circumstances, to have rendered
u.s."
The remark was made, it might be, adds
the correspondent of the Times, in rebuke of
a subordinate, who said, on learning the name
OF the steamer upon the rocks, with mega
tive shrug, ''that she had caused Spain more
trouble than any other American vessel
aHoat," and implying that she might rest
nom her labors for all the help he would vol
UNFAIRLY give to save her. But, under the
more noble influence of the gallant officer
VINO controlled the movement, all worked
WIN good will and kindness, and were of
great service to the vessel and her passen.
gers he writer says in addition that, under
sucii circumstances, he has never known the
Spaniard laggard in good works.
Inc name OF the generous Spanish com.
mander should be published, that he may re-
ceive the universal honor that is his due
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EXTENSIVE SpEAKINc

The speeches of counsel in the tr;a; os Trav
er and Wilson for murder, in Stanton com
menced on Wednesday the 9th inst and tho
Staunton Spectator, of Wednesday the 18th
says that they had not yet concluded, but were
expected to conclude on that day. There
were four lawyers on each side, and each ot
them addressed the jury. If they got throuob
on Wednesday, this would allow nearly day
a piece to each speaker. We have no doubt
that the speeches on both sides were able and
convincing, but we pity the jury. If the
prisoners have been acquitted, ii is some con
ISOLATION to reflect that, though they escaped
the gallows, their lawyers kept them for
week in state Of suspense. in which, M
doubt, "they died thousand deaths in fearin;
one"
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GROWTH OF NEW ORLEANS.

The pestilential ravages to which New Or
leans is proverbially subject does not seem to
check the steady increase of her population
The New Orleans Pieayune states that the
vote cast at the last election In that city exhi-
bits great increase over that of the first
charter election in March, 1852, in which the
contest for the Mayoralty was very spirited
being between two candidates ofgreat popula.
rity and of large experience in the art of can
wasting. 1t must be remembered, toe, that
the population of New Orleans is at its height
In March The total number of Votes cast for
Mayor at the charter election for 1852 was
1866; the total number of votes cast for
Sheriff on the 9TH. inst, is 1856 being an
increase upon the vote eff 1852 of SOIL, or a
little more than 80 per cent. in a period of
less than twenty months. This is equiva-
lent to an increase in the electoral vote of so
per cent. in about two years and q half, and
of 100 per cent, or a duplication, in about
5years. An increase in the actual number OF
the electors ofthe city may be fairly taken as
indicative of corresponding increase in the
total population of the city. The population
of New Orleans, adds the Picayune, in the
spring of 1852, did not fall short of IL, 5000
Hence if it has increased, pari passu, with
the number of electors, it must now number
ssO, 900; and at the same rate of increase
the population of New Orleans win amount,
on the LIST of April, 1857, to at least $4,000
and on the lst of April, 1862, to full 100000.
A loss of over 10000 people during the late
epidemic has not sensibly affected the growth
of New 0rleans in nnnulation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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" THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the Office of
II. T. Pairo Il Co.
nos-ts WIN. N. TINsLEY.
1-DR. WIN. II. MINOR, practitioner, for the
iasg twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
his profession. Dr. MINOR may be found during
the day. at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sm*
H- ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
no
~ TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE CITY.-If you wish to get your
Hair and dressed in the latest and approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing Shaw
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N.B.-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ. to half past r NJ, and on Satur
day to IL P. NJ.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. oc %
" BATHS. BATHS, BATHS.-Hot Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath 25cents, or five tickets for 81. OCT
IL TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRS.-The un.
dersgned will furnish to Builders and Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
best quality, for Building and other purposes. at
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered Rich
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. franklin street, viii
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMUEL B. BfSSELL.
II HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
lima, South Carolina, Alabama Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin Iowa, &c. -
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notaral business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
sc 9-6m +
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CHINA.

No confirmation has yet been received of
the rumor which DR.. Parker, in late letter
from China, says was circulated in Canton on
the 3D. Of September, that the Emperor fled to