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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10
u COTTON, AUcrIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF RICH

II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF RICH
household furniture, French plate mirrors, A.minstes
April H. a. O'clock a No los Hudson street opposite
who breaking housekeeping will consist In part
Of rosewsod and mahogany parlor suites In rich velvets
hossny bookcases. and x,rdrSbs sofas snd
ing and extension tables, dressing bureaus with marble
tops French hedseads fine feather beds and hair
mattresses bedroom and basement furniture &c All
Of the above furniture made order and is 10
good condition Catalogues early Tuesday morning.
Sale peremptorY. without regard to weather.
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CHIRIFT'S SALE-THIS DAY, MONDAY, AT l0A NJ,
- the Of Twenty street and First
nue. consisting Of all the right title and interest ofTown-
1883 any time afterwards Of in and TO the line Of
nibuses knownas First Line Also said deend
interest In the Avenue limo Of omnibuses Also.
said defendant interest In horses harness and eghs
Haight may have in said two lines Of onnibuses
II. CRUMBIE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10
HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COL.
IL lection Of ancient and modern oil paintings being
the entire collection Of J. r. Beaumont, Esq Henry II.
HEERY II; LEEDS. AOGTIoNEER..BYH 4. Iced

II &CoaTuesday and Wednesday, April II and IL, AZ
store No Wall street. Signor G. Il. Pandofnis second
spring sale Of marble alabater sauary fancy
goods A comprising Of the finest collections Of
Tered to the public consisting Of marble goods real
statuary comprising Psyche after Venus at the
Bath Dancing Girl &e Also splendid agate, Etruscan,
Roman Gothic Bordiglo Naples and Hebe carved
marble card reOsyss Roman marble pedesss bon
Cleopatra Dancing Girls Apollo Bevidere Venus di Medi
ci and others equsly HAe aleo marble mosaic centre
tables Silver plated large invoice Of superior
yer plated ware comprising casters Of every size and
kets liquor stands salver csndestcks vegetable Dishes
salt eeilars &C. Parian goodsEegant Paran s.atuette
Agri culture Indignant Cupid Peace, War Music Com
morcs Cupid and Birds Nest and various others xqu
site workmanship. Paper Maoe Goods-Pearl nlaid
lor and sewing chairs tables portfolios Fancy
Observation-Disclosures agate and marble eandesticks ladies'
recues richly gilt china and porcelain bouquet
elegant bronxes Mosaic and other watch
and ormuu clocks Of size and kind bohemian glass
&C. no. Also, silver plated table andedesser forks
threaded beaded and Brunswck table dessert and tea
The above all Of the best double plate
man silver and the stock of well known importer
about retiring from business.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-SANUHL OSGOOD AUCTION
"A u NAssau stsset WIN eli BY auction o. Castle
April To- at 10 A. H., the whole of the
rsnsi.inE property said consisting silver
mirrors and four thousand vaegated lamps
suitable for pleasure gardens luminaons large number
collection Of household comprising SOFAS chairs
tables carpets bureaus, looking glasses kitchen utensils
&c consequence the large lot goods the
logues will not be ready till Monday morning.
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A LBERT H NICOLAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEKR.-sTOCKs AND
n bonds at auctionAlbert H. Nicolay will sell this
April TO- at 121 O'clock At the Merchants Exchange for
Of whom concern-$000 City Of
per bonds Of 1900 900 do do per do Of 1863
interest payable semi annually in New York 900 each;
81 Northern Indiana Railroad bonds int payable semi
annually in New York 900 each 900 Peru AID Indiana
polls Railroad st mortgage per cent convertible bonds
terest attached payable semi Merchants Bank
81 each 600 Scoto Valley
per cent bonds interest payable semi
at the Office Of the Ohio Life Trust
in New York 900 each 260 shares Ohio and IndiAn Rail-
read $50 each 200 do. Paterson and Ramapo Railroad $50
each "a do. Danbury and Norwak Railroad $50 each Is
DO Third Avenue Railroad 500 each 80 DO Empire Face
York and New England Face Brick Company, 500 each:
200 do Iarmers and Citizens BANK, Of Long island. S0
each 20 DE- East River Bank go ssoh 50 DO Msohancs
hypcshss,sted 500 each; % do Bank Of the Common
Bank Of North America 800 each 20 do Pacific Fire In
snee Company 90 each; 20 DO Williamsburg Gas Light
yeri1ing and Amaigamating Machine Company each go
C.ba.r.s Copper and Gold Mining Company Of North Caro-
the iaanSe The accrued interest on al the
regular sales Of .tock bonds and ether securities on hea
change At private SALE Agrea variety Of first GLASS rail
road bonds bank insurance and other stocks Once No
Broad street, next to corner of Wall
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SHIPMENTS SPECIE FROM THE PoRT OF NEW YORK
Steamship Africa Liyl U. s. Mint gold bars Sl86 2al

This brings up the aggregate to large amount, and
the effect upon the movements of the banks cannot be
otherwise than unfavorabe is reported that the two
steamers from San Francisco Of the 10th of March, had
freight upwards of two millions Of dollars If So our sup
plies will be maintained for time; but weekly export
like the above would soon create panic equal to any we
have realized for some time.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States for the port Of New York Saturday
April s, were $49e77s Is; the payments amounted to
s53s 531 32leaving balance hand Of So s 655 II.
The warrants entered the books of the Treasury De-
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n G. HORTON AUCTIONEER-SALEs ROOM NO. Is
IT. Sixth avenue-wl sell this day at Io1 O'Clock at 22s
Stanton street. Of Pitt fixtures Of liquor
stng Of casks and counter beer pumps refrigerator de-
canters, &C., &c.
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E,oR sALE.-AT AUCTION ON MONDAY APRIL TO-
at No SAvenue D. the balance Of stock in trade OF
grocery store consisting Of teas coffee spices
smoked and salt provisions fixtures in &c Terms
made known day of SALE Sale to commence at l0 A.
ISAAC G. TAYLOR.
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G TITLE Aucr1nNEER -crNrREI uonsr

c. FUTILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
n. hold furniture-A C. FUTILE will sell Thursday,
At lgi O'clock at No 1l6 Leonard street Broadway
a the tee furniture Of large boarding house consist
ing Of Brussels and ingram Competing rosewood aud
hognny psror furniture, window hangings erockey and
cutlery oleoths stair Competing grandoe bedding bu
reaus. washstands &e also about patent elastic felt
mattresses being more desirable than hair together with Is
patent spring and hair mattresses nearly Terms
ann mn Ia
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NTHoNY =. BLEECKKR, AUCTI0NEER. AS
"a signess sale-Three houses and lots In Fortieth
WrestnAy Blocker will sell 1t auction Thursday
the three four story brick dwelling just
nnned situated on the southery side Of East fortieh
street near second avenue lots Is feet inches front and
rear by y feet inches In depth houses inches by
Inc houses are Of the best material and finished in
she most substantial manner with Croon water ON each
5000 each Title indisputsb For maps and partcuars
apply TO Anthony J. Bleeeksr, Auetoneer No Broad
street MILLER 4 CRANE, Assieusss.
CORPORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE LEASED
~ public austonNotice 10 hereby given that the fol-
Lowing doeks and slips belonging TO the Of the
city ofNsw the leased Of which Of
public auction the let day Of Nay next O'Clock p
NJ At tho City Hail. fer the term Of Ave the LIST
day of Nay 1884 Wis East Rver-l East Of pier NO
6 and half of bulkhsad between % and 81 foot Walnut
street West half Of pier No 81, and half Of bukhsad
between ~ and g. foot Of Walnut street. The half
both piers buhesd At the foot Of Broome North
River Bulkhsad At the foot Of Barrow street Pier
head between 81 and 81 at the foot of christopher
Pier No. o. At foot Of Hammond street. Pier foot Of
Eighteenth street New pier $50 feet long, foot Of TWEEN
tieth street. New pier 600 feet long, Twenty
cond street. Terms and conditions Of sale the
sale 49, And ALSO exhibiting the wharves
JACOB A. WEsTERVRLT, Mayor
y. r. TILLOU, Recorder.
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller.
w. EDMONDS Chamberlain.
VIM CHAUNCEY, Chm, F. Com. 3D. Aid.
WIN n. vERNILYR Chm +. Com. I'D. Coun.
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York. April 5. 1854.
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CIGARS, TURN5TuRE, IcEBox, &C., AIAUcTIoN.
Greenwich :es.r. sosssco brandy sS vine srSsssIs;
nsous articles WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auetionesr.
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lDTBRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES AT AUCTION.

IA DEWATER co corner Of Nassau and Pine streets
will sell Tuesday April H. At 10S O'Clock, large and
superior collection of standard and plants from the
nursery Of ID. Boil. =
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noGs-KING CHARLES sPANIHLs, SCOTCH ANB
~ English rat terriers Newfoundands, sporting does,
watch dogs The choicest breeds kept expressly for
stock Large shanghas and Chtagong fowls inquire a
Ia ADJ
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ar,.~sc.n .Japan Fleet.

The United States squadron under Commodore Perry,
says the China Nail Of the 18th January is under mme
date orders for Loochoo and Japan portion OF the
sailing vessels had already sailed The total feet consists
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DUssELL w. wESTCOTT, ACCOMMODATIONS
II sale Of all the rich and elegant furniture
paintings silver ware, Soy WEsTCofT win ssli oa
in in avenue fifth door from
tesnth The sale will be absolute TO the highest bid
der shine The furniture consists part
octave stool and two rich
large French pier glasses magnificent etegere 500.
doors and back richly centre and pier
curtains SHADES eight
rich Rngsh carpets on the rosewood sesr
with and valuable collection Of mants and
ornaments ormulu clock jewel marble statuettes
including one q Maorssd the English sr.ssdan painted
CANT rosewood and mahogany bedtead marble top bu-
and waahsands to match, rich china toilet SETS
hogany and gilt mirrors mahogany and walnut
chairs rockers superior hair mattresses and beds -
ft bedesd In the house.
s 800 yards carpets twelve oileoth sockss
secretaries &C. Also large quantity Of basement furni
balance handle cutlery elegant ehna dinner snd tea ets
stages pass the door, On Wednesday handsome furn-
ture at No. Abingdon Particulars Tuesday.
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q Monday, April TO- 81 o'clock, y precisely at No.
paror chamber and kitchen furniture. Csta
At Q saloerooma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

John W. SOMERINDYKE AUCTI0NEER-STORU
No ITO Centre street. corner Of Franklin-Furnt.re
ss's beds and bedSns sofas couch
beds Mirror framed prints Also barrels Of Ash tss Bath
ehoeoa bar counter oyster stand, dsms
johns oi nquor, one light &c
WILLIAM r. BOYD, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

pLANTs AT AUCTI0N1w 8. MoILvAIN WILL.
sell on Monday. April ~ at lo O'clock At the seed
honeysuoklss, grape vines dahss iaponicas de-
condition and In small lots from p Henderson, Jersey
City. Catalogues Plants packed and shipped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

A.ma.ser carpet. Brussels hrespy and ingram DO ain
r. s.ssss% is;ssars, III
soGd condition Catalogues early on Tuesday morning.
FOE sALE1AT AgcT, 70, ON MoSDAy APRIL 70
grocery store consisting q sugars teas coffee spices
made known on day Of sale Sale to commence a. An
n G. HORTON. AgcrIoNEER-sALEs ROOM NO. y
street Of Pitt a1turss liquor
sns Of ca:ks and counter beer pumps refrigerator de-
Gro: 9. LEWIS POSITIVE AND
he stock q BALDWIN ss Bossry Grand
in ON s April O.
black walnut Compiling pss{er furnisuEs Il
suits lin plush 4c centre sofa and side tables mahogany
French Gothic ssdss.d dressing bureaus and wash
q and g .sa Without sn re-
servation whatever. rain shine.
VI cry Rvington ssrset-Saes of real estate cab
net furniture dry goods groceries hardware crOsiery
moderate and returns prompt. Sales solicited.
HogsEHoLD FURNITURE; WILLIAM IRVING 4
CO. aS H, WIN sell at a.eton On Tuesday
the entire Of 70. the
@ %
cooking stoves yardrobes and
tie mirrors mahogany sofas chairs and arm chairs hair
tables with plate glass backs mahogany and
high bedsteads maple and walnut cottage bed
chairs mating shower baths, hall lamps hat stands
ofins.:in carpets; number %shSsaay {I.:s
do tea tables three dosen linen table cloths Also
large heavy ornamented, mantel mirror.
HENRYH LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY H. h. LEEDS
~ Co., Monday, April 10, At twelve o'clock, in the
raised in Prescott Canada by the celebrated Mount Eagle
from celebrated Duroo mare Ave years old about
ssssS 9S ~
is not afraid Of locomotive md Che street
:: ~ :sSs ri; s,
S1 Supplying our once e. Wa. street seen 'n'
HENRY n. LEEDS AUcTIoNEER.- COL.
- lection Of ancient and modern oil paintings being
day 18th and 18th April O'Clock residence Of
House gentleman has been we'll known here for
upwards Of years past for his and taste in
pictures Of various schools ancient and modern selected
% opportunity occurred from well galleries and
m hs o.
Diana and Attendants Hunting Sy Van pyeS aasasien,
co Hssnara RuSeS swansPpsds Ysurs as
&c Among tho moderns paintings selected for thei
dor belgian Munich and other schools and in particular
gallery picture from story
Te pastinss are ns order and the frames many 81
which are xosd carving having been odernized At COS:
70 The .aa:y the The
and 20: 2, The sale will be
taking down the building They may be viewed days
before the day Of sale Catalogues at our store.
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M DOUGHTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
M hold furniture pier glasses carpets kc-On Monday
April TO- a. O'clock in house 500 Eighth
GsttnB OF SOFAS chairs tetc any French
stesds hair mattresses pier and mirrors centre side
and tables carpets oil cloths crockery cutlery
stoves kitchen furniture &C. Sale positive rain or shine
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$C0 IEwARD.-LosT. on TUESDAY, APRIL 7, IN
Ford Co in favor Of r. W. Collins, fer six thousand
dollars bearing three per month interest dated
San Francisco Dec lsi The above reward will be pate
If left ct the Herald office. X. W. COLLINS.
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REWARDS.

6OS REwARD.-LOST, on SATURDAY EVENING,
DLC In going down Hudson street. Canal street and
West Bro.dwsy Or At the Broadyay thsatss sbout slS
balance various banks and check the North RI
Bank will the above reward and tho
thanks owner leaving IL ia Hammond
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A UCTION NOTICE-ATTRA GIVE SALE OF Elk.
IA eeent household furniture.-I shall sell morrow
a. oh ocioek At g Hammond street. near Greenwich ave
house, vizOne superior rosewood panofore $50 yards
Brussels carpets ocloth ingram carpets beds and bod
ding hair mattresses bedssads chairs tables bureaus
sofas elegant carved rosewood paror suits in satin
danask window curtains shades pier and oval glasses
splendid collection Of oil paintings Kitchen furniture 30
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BALES AT AtCTlON.

TOHN l. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONRBR-BY Van
e DEwATER ATURNER1Tussdsy, April II, .. lOA
hold furniture rosewood &C. Including sarvs
rosewood psrlor suit In figured velvet French plate
ngs rosewood seven pisnofort made
bic top centre tables library and secretary bookcases
Kings patent reclining chair mahogany and walnut French
rsaus and va.hstands msttresses porcelain oroeksrY
xe Also about 20 coal stove sse. Deposits win TO
required from purchaser.
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NEO. G. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, ROOMS 2lI BOW.
" cry near Rvington strset-Saes Of real estate cab
household furniture &c psnctuay attended to.
moderate and returns prompt. Sales solicited.
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don REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RI
%LU ccvery Of gold lever watch with gold dial, m
64Ol maker Joseph Johnson engraving ON the back,
interior Of glass house with man in the act Of howi
Egnton for the owner No 9 Fulton street. Ne. Mue
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N for the benefit Of James Parker Of London wAs
is matched to sight Harry Grimm for 81 000J Monday
evening April TO- at Ksrrgans Military Headquartcrs Ne.
q White All admirers CT the pugistic art will do
we'll this exhibition, as will be Of the best
which place for time Yankee Sullivan has
kindly his services to Mr. Parker Tor that nights
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"A kies-z Newell Co. will sell Friday, April z st
2 o'clock 1t the auction 20 Nassau street large
collection Of choice Shanghae Chtagong and other fowls
domssseated wild turkes &C., well worthy the attention Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

&1O REWARD.-LOST ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
plO the east side Of Union square, between FIT
tenth and Seventeenth streets, black lace ve Tho
finder will be paid the above upon returning to Ne -
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IL 4 Co., Monday, April 10, at t
ealeeroom, No. 8 Wall street.-A o
raised in Presc oft, Canada, by the ee
and from . celebrated Duroo mare,
fifteen and half hands high, perfec,
double or single harness will make q
10 not afraid Of . locomotive, and y
without tying has hA<sUts3fniAg,
three minutes twenty seconds, and 0
ancc warranted perfectly sound.
by Supplying at our ONCE, No. 8 Wall
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DE.AnLaE nE us rIcE


We call the public attention to the grievoue
facts set forth in the subjoined communication.
II is notorious that they are already known
to the Legislature, before which bill providing
for their remedy has been lying for weeks. Had
that body not better occupy itself with such
matters than 10 be passing compliments to Dir.
John Mitchell? Business first, gentlemen! and
pleasure afterwards.
EnfroHs or THE CRESCENT friend OF mine
nas Judgment III 4 small sum from Justice S
I I winch has heen appealed to one ef our
D!sfiet Courts When tho Clerk of the Third
district Court was called on to know when this
case would be called for trial, he examined the
records and found there were about one hun.
dred cases to be tried (all appeal cascsl besides
the ordinary business Of this court before he INV
friend 1stands the least chance Of bis q. 40 eTa.
being called fer trial My object in o,l,lress;,a
you, Messrs Editors, is TO beg You To hrin.y tbis
business before the people in your vai9a HE
paper, in order that some change may he made
so that all those appeal cases, now lv;nes Nc
elected in the Third District Court. maS bo
divided between the Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth District Courts, and thus give honest men
some chance of not being kept ont OF their
money in this shameful way; throwing all the
power into the hands of fraudulent debtors,
and making Law and the regulations Of our
Jaw courts mere nullity. JusrIGR.
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NEW YORK MARKETS
New YORK, Feb. 2S.5The Flour Market here
is still depressed Sales to-day at ~ 70 per
Dbl for Ohio Corn is also rather lower, and
ranges at So to csc per bushel.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
sr LOUIS, Feb 2S.--Sales of Flour to-day
at S6 to $s6 % per Dbl. Corn is held at 48 to
SOC per bushel Sales of Whisky at 2lc per
gallon Nothing doing in provisions. Lead is
quoted at SO 90 per 100 lbs.
The river is rising slowly, with feet water
to Cairo.
OHIO ER-STEAMBOATS
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2S.-The river is now ris-
ing, with IL feet water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2S.-The river here is rising
slowly, with 8 feet water in the Canal The
steamboat Eliza has departed for New Orleans
and the A. l.. Shotwell has arrived from that
port
STATE LEGISLATURE.
BATON RoUGE, Feb. 2S-Senate. The act to
reclaim the swamp and overhowed lands was
debated but not disposed of
House.-The Committee on Federal Relations
reported back Mr.. Roberts's :" Koszta resolu-
| tons without expressing any opinion.
An act to provide for filling vacant Judgeships
was passed.
Mr. Jordan introduced resolutions asking
Congress to make appropriations for quaran-
tine below New Orleans,
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rs and rs CAMP STREET
w The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions ntg
and varied stock comprised in
QuEENSWARE, GLASS aud CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
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PARLOR and HALL LAMPS
and GGR0NDoLES;
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FINE TABLE CUTLERY nd
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAsELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANlSHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE:
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PAPER HAHGINGS and DOOR MATS
WHITE CHECK and FANCY MATTtNGf
WINDOW CoRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssEIs
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS
Also
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERbI, LARD and WHALE OIL.
fcb9q 2mlp MILLER, HARRIS WALDo