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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-24
n S. HoUGH, AUCTIoNEER PARLoR

n S. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER- FLEGANT PARLOR,
IL. chamber and dining furniture auction. this
Monday morning, at 1Oh o'clock. at No Sls Hammond
street Fourth whore will be sold the enir collection
Of costly rosewood and mahogany furniture rich and heavy
curtains oil paintings and valuable decorations, small
In French brocatee in and crimson, and the
other in crimson and both OF the finest workman
ships very deliberately and polished marble
glass plated etares excellent rosewood panoorte
warranted by city maker CHOICE variety of
marbcop centre and Other tables including sofa
eide and pier do; richly framed oil pointings by city
ts tapestry Brussels carpetng etagores rosewood
stands large French plate oval mirrors highly
china match boxes jewel clock
eads do dressing bureaus and wash stands fine curled
horse hair matresses white Marsees counterpanee pai
asses holsters pillows feather beds spring seat chairs
SOFAS lounges gilt china toilet sets two walnut exten
service coffee urns &C. forks spoons napkin rings
easors ivory cutlery silver salver table mats bsquc and
Parian ware, and crockery generally.
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Total. -. &c 272, $40 f6, GLASS
The expectations for the first two months of the pre-
sent year to f12 against sl2 400 in
the corresponding period 1862 showing elimination of
f22, 9e4 which has occurred as follows
Month ending Increase Decrease.
february G........................ t363, TAB
zen .No9f,1of
As compared with the months of 1852 there
increase of 60, 3O5, 193
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including Friday, April Fl, 1884 -:
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ April TO- 1s-The President and directors have this
day declared dividend OF ave sent the capital stock
Of The for the six months ending LIST February
payable the and after Monday lat Nay
The transfer book will be closed from the 18th inst
until that date. By order
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lanes COLE SON WILL SELL AT AUCTION o.
Monday April "a a. 10 ocock at the Of SANS
ans Jay streets Brooklyn Household Furuureconsists
o. brnsrelu and Velvet Tapestry and threepiy Carps
81 Isr glasses best French plate, black walnut pr
Nt mart slabs, fixtures window curtains &C.. re-
sssh at the time Of SALE Bankable money only will
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TosFPH urGrMAN AuCTJoyrpR rrpsn,,

~ April % at o'clock A. precisely 10. ~ RIlis
street between Heury and Clinton, Brooklyn. Household
iurriture immediately after the above, II O'clock
NJ at No Strong place, corner OF Harrison street
arg ana excellent ortment Of household furniture I'm
medisey after the above At 21s O'Clock r. ~ 1906
Degraw street. opposite strong place. household
as good rs new. lmmed ply after the above at No ID
Baltic street household furniture Catalogues on Mondav
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M N. CROFT AUCTlONEER WILL SELL on TUES
WI day April %. at 10 O'Clock, at No 10 sehermerhnrn
street between Clinton aud Court stress
assortment Of furniture pAror suits
in psh God centre pier and fancy tables superior
panoore; fine oil painting, togethes With the
dining kitchen furniture, too to men
ton Catalogues to he had Of the aueioneer store
Court RrOOklHn.
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GALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
- nture be sold this day, (onday,) 2lth inst
0oelek the contents of the brown house III Forty
fifth street near Broadway consisting Of rich tapestry
carpets lace and curtains elegant rosewood
suits of furniture satin
chairs in silk rooadc elegant rosewood marble etegere
carved rosewood marble top centre and side tables rich sill
plated ware, elegant aud mantol ornaments,
decorated china sets china dinner Get fine oil paintings
ard engGyinE in handsome fra;les
sofas lounges rosewoo and mahoga French bed
steeds with palases and tresso to ft rosewood
mahogany dressing bureaus with washstauds
China toilet Get extension dining table, ivory and common
cutlery, basement and kitchen furniture &c. The atten
ton Of housekeepcr is particularly invited this SALE as
everything is nearly aud will no sold without
c. w. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
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n u A. JASPER CHAPTER NO. 8.-BROTHERs
w. yen to be punetual in attendance Mon.
day evening as hutness Of importance will come for
day evening May the chapter will meet Meng rooms
floor OF Hrdson and Christie Bv
order of VIM. II. BbINCKERHOFF, Sachem.
NJ VAN GERsIy G. OF tho 3.
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WM. WITTtEs, AUCTIoNEER, Will. SELL on
w Tuesday half past o'clock at Is Mercer street
all the furniture the house. together with the clothing
watches ewery table and bed linen by order Of John
H. Burnley Esq, Admnisrator. Wednesday, at 2S5 Thomp
street-Iurniture Of the house.
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WILLIAM Writer'S, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL
w Tuesday at 10 o'clock, at 20, Spring street tho
carpets chairs tables mirrors bureaus bedding
Kitchen furniture &c. On Wednesday, at 255 Thompson
street, the furniture Of the house.
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No1ICE TO CORPORATION CARrNEN EMPLOYED
~ the removal Of Dirt ashes &e from the streets a.
directed by tae Board OF Health catmea employed a.
above will no at tho UPPER drill reou Cenre marIst
foowsFrom the first TO the Fourteenth wards inein
sve Monday April = and from tic Fifteenth 20 tho
Twertysecon wards, Tue day, Apr % al
10 O'clock A. H. Ills pay VII othe completion tic
direction Of the City on tho
int CaItmen who have NOT been paid former nav
days and those present at tho time Of the OF theft
ward above, will 10 paid application the same
place. ON Wednesiay, April 2 commencing at the sams
holr TKoWAS K DOMINGO CITY Ipspsetnr-
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A SSIGNEE SALE.-A II. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER,
IA % Bowery, will sell Wednesday 25th, 10 o'clock
large assortment Of mems and womens wearing apparel
calico dresses capes mantiIa shawls, under garments
quilts and blankets together with seasonable lot of
cgesmcres cloths and alpaca coats stnet and
pants Of various styles &c patterns satin silk and cloth
vests castimero atinets apacas and Innings BY order
Of the assiguees j. l.. FALK co.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-DESIRAgLE HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niturs On Wednesday, April rs. At l01a o'clock at
73 East Seventeenth street First
nues = NEWELL 4 CO will sell the entire furniture Of
ture French bedsteads bedding, crockery
kitchen utensils and requisite for
Terms cash. Catalogues ut sale.
PETER PARKS. Apctionear. 70 Nassau street.
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n n. NINULhf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND Pc
IA rempory sale OF elegant furniture clocks bronze
&C. being the entire ba Of the stock O.
A. Baudoune together with articles called for his
last sale On Wednesday April 20, at 10 O'clock NJ,
comprising elegant sets OF paror furniture in brocaelle
tapestry brocade satin &c elegant etsgeres sofa tables
book eases Bullets bois de and porcelain furniture
buhl bullets, &C., 40; dining room furniture in wal
NUT mahogany and rosewood comprising several beautiful
sets OF chairs in morocco tapestry moquete, 8o elegant
ae In the dining room furniture will be found magnid
cent buffet oak with brocada marble top and looking
glass back worth 5000 also avery elegant In walnut
Library furniture in rosewood walnut oak mahogany and
mahogany rosewood. walnut &e also elegant mante
glass Terms cash. Every article must be delivered by
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OFFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
" Of Nicaragua, New York, April H. lSJ4-Nosice u
hereby etisn president directors
TO the business Of this company for twelve months
from The nrst Monday in June nss will be held the Of
Gee Of the company Monday the st day Of Nay next
from IL o'clock NJ to 2P. II. BY order,
ISAAC Q. LEA, Secretary.
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A NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL BY PUBLIC
n auction, Monday next April "a at IL O'Clock, at
the Merchants Exchange two valuable lots on tho
amount Of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage. Ior particulars apply to
A. ]. BLEECKER, No. 7Broad street.
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STANDARD ROSES.-MON DA Y-WILLIAM IRVING
- Co.. auctonecrs, will sell at auction April a. at
1O o'clock at tia sales room, NO Pine street, col
l.et Of roses ard pot plants, from the nursery Of
Bourbon Ncsette hybrid perpetss Baltimore BELLE
prairie queen, Rusrols cottage Lady Banks, and fine
rices Of Pot plants in full bloom roses pinks
peonies and other fine plants cemprsns tho newest and
lected from the extensive nursery of g. Mante just
ken out Of the ground and warren ted true to name
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M CRIsTAIAR AuCTIONEER % RnWERY WILL

a. sell this day at 10 O'clock large assortment of no
ery and piece goods, consisting of ladies' collars bands
seeves dc laioes aipscas muslin prints
together with large lot Of eassimeres cloths satnett
silks satins vetings with large lot OF other dry goods
too numerous to mention. Dealers, attention.
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A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL ON MONDAY,
IA April "a at the Merchants Exchange, two story and
attic frame house and lot stuaed Pado avenue
recty south Of Charles land office West oboken
The house 10 finished in good and situation pleasant
For further particulars inquire Of the auc soneer
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each side of the upper part Of the wall

each side of the upper mart of the wall
to an angle in the wall. Arrived there
he piled the loose bricks right and left
till he made q gap clear down to the
solid wall. He then let himself down
by means Of the. strips of bed clothing
he had carried with him. So
Thence he proceeded to the county
hall, and at the back smashed . pane,
opened the window. and, having gained
entrance to the crown court, proceeded
down the stairs from the dock IN tb.
lower apartments, where, on passing tn
and from trial he perceived there were
ladders. One of these, thirty feet long,
ne took and pushed through . window.
and then coming outside the building
pulled 1t out, carried it to the outer wall,
reared 1t, and ascendsd to the tor of the
wall; then he pulled the ladder up, let it
down on the outside and descended. II
must be conceded that this escape is one
OF the most daring and wonderful feats
that has ever been accomplished, the
plan showing the deepest sagacity, and
an extraordinary amount of self reliance.
Ologged and impeded in his movements
oy the irons, the difficulties must have
been such as would require rare courage
and patience. The large carving knife
taken out of the cook room was found
eft outside the inner wall. The impres.
sion is that with this knife be intended
to fight his way if detected and inter
rupted; but it is surmised that he took
along with him smaller knife to convert
into saw for the purpose Of saving off
The irons. 1t is evident that he could
not travel rapidly.
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A NEwsPAPER.-It was Bishop Hor.
ners opinion, that there is no better
morallst than q newspaper. He says,
=" The tollies, vices, and consequent mis-
cries OF multitudes displayed in news.
paper, are SO many beacons continually
burning to turn others from the rock on
which they have been shipwrecked.
What mere powerful dissuasive from sus-
picion, Jealousy and anger than the story
of one friend murdered by another in a
duel! What caution likely to be more
effectual against gambling and profigacy,
than the mournful relation of an execu-
tion or the fate Of q despairing suicide !!
What finer lecture on the necessity Of
economy, than the auctions of estates,
houses and furniture Only take a
newspaper, and consider it well-pay for
u-and ii colt irssfHa thee
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OFFICIAL

TRHaSURI DEPARTMENT, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowing described stocks of the United States, thai
this department is prepared to purchase, st any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day Of
November next, portions of those stocks amounting
| in the aggregate to $s,S4O,oO0, In the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preferences will be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department.; upon the
receipt whereof, price will b pail, compounded
OF the following particulars:
1. The par value, or amount specified In each Ger.
tifcate.
A premium on the stock of the loan authorised
cy the act of July, l846 redaemsble November IL,
1866, Of per cen ; on the stock Of the loan au
thorized by tho act Of 1872 redeemabe 3lst Decem-
eer 1852, Of IL per cent; the stock of tho loans
Authorized by the acts Of 1847 and s4S and redeem
able, the former on the 31st December, 1857, and
the latter On the DOT June, 1858, of l6 per cont;
and on the stock OF the loan authorized by the act
OF 1850, and redeenabie On the 3st December, 1854
NooAA'ni} 0ouou tAe AsAau iuuemnlty,) Blk per
cent.
3. Interest the par Of each certificate from the
1st OF July 1884, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United states on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the treasury On or before the said 2oth day of No
ysmDer next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
terms above specified is hereby extended to 3lst De-
cember next, inclusive.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
December, when the current half years interest BE-
comes vested in the stockholder at that date, ell
certificates Of inscr ibed stock must, In addition to
the usual assignmsnt to the United States, have
express assignment Of the interest made by the
stockh3lter thereon Where the interest 8 not so
assigned, or where the coupons pay able OF tn. st
January re1t, In cases OF coupon s.ock arc mot
tied with the certi Gates the pre niurn sn6
one days interest only Cess interest fr N tie tir
OF redemption to let Jsnuary) vii be j3cuded With
the principal in the settlement
JAMES GUTHaiE,
secretary of the TreaEury.
TREASURY DHPARfkssT, Nov. ls, 1854.
nov 20 dtey
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UNDERTAKEN,

WOULD respectfully return my thsnks to tie
Il citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for their
past pstronsge, and ssy that owing to the frequent
calls In the Undertaking branch Of my business
have bsen induced to discontinue the na1ufactpre
o. FURNITURE, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
eTerg thing that Is requisite to my business, and
Am therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
q few nonaent5 notice, and assure those who nay
give ms call that viii spare pains to carry out
their orders to their sntire Satisfaction.
JAMES T. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th st., between g and II.
N.B.-Osils .tton.iei to st su hours of tbs night.
mar 2-f7
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana dueue, opposite the Bunk of Washi,s oton
MIR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
VSl the attention OF the public to exsmine his
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on Lous ne
avenue between Sixth and Seventh strees, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of ali defcrip.
tons Of Teas, DC. Imperial. Gunpowder, and Blacs
Tea; Winss and Liquors, Of ali forts, which he caI
sell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper
Besides all the nrcessariss for o:ery Business,
viz: Brooms, buckets, Csd'r Tubs, Matches, &C.,
dc. Please call and see for yourEelves.
nov 2a-3m
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NOTICE.

'IIME Is MONEY! have just received srea
i ssortment Of Clocks. Watchs and q
Jewelry. Clocks from 81 so to SIS: Gold ~
Watches from $25 to s175; Silver Watches EI
from 50 70 $40; ell of which will be warrant
60 10 give saslsfacaon Having an experienced
hand to put all our clocks in order before sellinc
them, those in want of coed Clock will find it t.
their advantage to buy from US.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every dsscrip
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weigbta
DC &C.
Our asRortmento Of Gold Jewelry is large, and will
DO FOLD on better terms than similar goods can bt
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Cake Bse
ksts Albata Ware end many other goods for Christ
nies presents.
At the Cieck, Watch and Jawelry Store Of
j. ROBINSON,
Gee lin 349 opposite Browns Hotel
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT rAx-PAYERs

ColIRoroR's OFFICE, December s, 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the list OF
delinquent property is In urse OF prepar alton
and will bs completed and published on or about
the Is January, 1868. All persons interested are
earnestly requ sted to come forward and (by pay.
du OF enforcing the collection, and tn mselves
frcm the onerous additional expenfe attending an
sd, erusement; r. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
I'LL B b R,TY GI.UR

I'VE LIBERTY CLUB take plsasure in announc
1 Ing to their friends and the public generally
thst fhelr rrst annual Ball will BE- given wEf-
NE8DkY EVENING. December 20 h. at TEMPER
AhCE HALL. Every exe1ton will be made on The
part Ct the Club to give satisfaction 10 those wins
nav honor then With their presence.
Tickets a1Uttting Gentleman end Ladies'
ONE DOLL AR; to be obtained OF the Msnegere, OF
at the door on tho evening of the Ball.
superior Band Of Music has bsen engaged fcr
the occasion
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer.
80 No Hats OF Caps allowed On the floor except
those wcrn by Clubs.
MANAGERS,
WIZ. n. Reardop, Augustus Dorsey.
Robert P. Luckett, VIM. H. Ke,ly.
hooert johnson, John H. Gattrall
Daniel 4. McCann, Charles Parker
Joseph Crook
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Geerge A. Newton, Washington B. Williams.
dec 0-eo1w*
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

" ]. WILLIAM PLAfgT & CO., Jry-
S&zzl2EK. Observation-Disclosures 4lS Sew.
= eDth street, between and Ii streets. Iniernenta
erocurat in any ground or cemetery. Cofins, CAPS,
shreud,, Carriages, Hesrre, and every article for
tntermsats of ths best quality furnished at short
notice, On the most reasonable terms and at all
hours Of tbs night. Having the exclusive right CT
Crunp Patent Corpse Pressrver, we gusrant-e to
Keep the dead for any length of time. oc lift
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JUST RECEIVED

4 FINE assortment of Camphene, Solar and Ethe.
II rial oil LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, CANDELA-
BRAS, HALL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS Ct
every kind. the latest and most improved patterns
Of paper Shades, dome and other shapes. GIL lBS 8
OF every description. Patent spring CGndlsstcf 8,
and beautiful assortment Of Britanri Lamps, for
huid or OIL Nursery Lamps, &c.
Brushes. Psin's and Oil, Lamp Oils, Winloy Glass
and Artists materials In great variety.
HOWELL 4 NOR SHXxd
No. 523 street, Todd's Building.
nov S1-dtJarlst
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BY VIRTUE OF ITS LOCALIT7

III VIAs1 OC OT I'D AOOhLI
4 ND the extent and the novelty of its supplies
1.ns ars. 6.ntr, ssa s been G
Washington. Its shelves are supploBasrithY
good and fashionable BOOTS snateEoGS, -
ard all orders shall be promptly 1kd the factory
above. r.....I
speedily made to order and warraHSkdBft
P. 6. have just received supp6 Ttfhces from
auction which were purchased ve1paSw for casb
and will be sold, Wholesale rstsihat low prices
HENRY JANEEY,
34S Pa. av., bet. Browns Hotel Tth st.
Sl1 G street, opposite Bank of Washington.
nov % -d2W 80.
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nervous debility, its causes and clre, by process,
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Prise 70 cents ger copy Or five copies for one dol.
lar Mailed Tree OF postage to any part of ths Tn;
ted States. 'u' nj
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DENTISTR RY

nR. MUNS0N respectfully csl public attention
IL to his new, patent, and GREATLY Sn,@A
IMPROVED method of setting Artificial ESSSs3
Teeth, With Continuous Gum-ths very SAIIISY
PERFECTION OfTHBA ART This style
Of Teeth hiss the follow advantages over all others
Wis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
fOkT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in the-e
respects, and some others excelliag Public inspec
tion is respectfully solicited Please call and see
specimens.
CAUT1ON.-No other Dentist In the District of
Coiuahia has a right to make this style of Teeth.
N. B. Teeth consttutionalIy hesifhy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Office and housc at No. 295 street, near the cor.
ner OF Penntyiysais avenue and 14th street.
nov G--tf