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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19

@S0 REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND NO CUES.
VOO tions asked for information which will lead TO
r.e.ye,y q bse. leather trunk onsrhsd ~ Perkins
from the Marke. Hotel by two men, under the direction
calling himself John Lamou in the evening OF
Der 10.
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TOHN w. sOMERINDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
did household furniture, oil paintings, mirrors & at
auction Tuesday Nov 81 at the auction 10
street. corner Of Franklin street at 10Y o'clock mahogany
tables large mirrors marble TOP bureaus toilet stands
twelve superior oil ntings valuable works of and
interesting Subjects mantle clock bcdtend beds and bed
ding, &c. WILLIAM 7. BOYD Salesman
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Defiance Sa1nnnniier Snfes.-Robcrt NJ. Pat
RICK Is the sole in the United states h
above celebrated safes and T. c. Gons impenerablo def
locks and bars Depot 1872 Pearl street.
below Maiden lane.
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msCELLANEOUe,


1HE CANAL STREET, NEAR vARiCK.-w HvAN
luz NOTES stove store.We have . large
the latest patterns OF for sale
stoves and lined with soapstons and repaired sa
set and repaired stoves put mp, and pipe funhed
Also soAptone grfddles for SALE Wholesale and retail TIE
IN the srtddles ccnass In their requiring bat
greasng when used.
NURE OF CORNs BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 1877
~ Bowery cast side between Broome and Delaney
Madame respectfully informs tho public chat has
duccd her price In order TO enable TO DO
pain and feels confident In promising That she will
corns, bunons, nails In the hesh &C. without
ing tho least pain Inconvenience attend
ed 10 at home Mt Madame BIS residence, from until
o'clock p. n.
E,RENCH DYEING AND SECURING EsTABLIS
nent.-J. Deschnux, Office 706 broadway, New Yor x
lbe public respectfully informed that this
ly experienced workrcn will Give particular a.
tentien =. The dyeing and rehnishns in and very
perior style, OF all sorts Of goods silk, satin velvet
nerno thibet and cashmere shswls Canton and Italian
grapes gimps, fringes, curtains piano table covers
Spots OF grease OIL paint Zoe cream lemonade &c taken
out or airy article without cleaning the whole.
Blond laccs Of all sorts bleached mended and traned
in tic very lest Style and all kinda Of light moussns
dresses washed and dressed
r THwAITR DAGUERREOTYPIsT, GUARANTEES
to give correct ksness eonsistins Of large skyght
daguerreotyps, neat case for ~ ceits Gallery on the
nrs hoor ~ Chatham square, public and coA venient
known headquarters for good and cheap dagucotyps
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

AN OLD GENTLEMAN, NAME SUPPOSED TO BE
"A Miller was robbed OF pocketbo about
nth avenue Eighteenth street. BY addressing E.
Herald ONCE he will hear Of something to his
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Panular Tradc,-IYe xsilI ofYer. an Mnnda,

French ClOalxs, French CloaIxs.-Just Re-
seyed two cases Of rich Paris c,oaks Of beautiful
designs, which We will sell at great bar fA,n.
Il. II. LEA DDEATER.
3s7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
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Vk4B MlA1VAHYs
CHASE GUARD-ATTENTION.-TH LAST NEETlN
" Of the above company will take place wsdnesda
evening next I'D inst, at Ludlow street, at K O'clock
Those who wish to accompany the Guard their
= : 80 JNo E. HoRBELT, Captain.
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CINEON DRAPER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
Tuesday, Dec 81 IL O'clock, At the Merchants E1
change Qor account Of whom II being col
lateral security - shares Of tho capital VI the Chi
sago and Mississippi Railroad Co. Of 500 zach.
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The world has discovered that Clothing as
ssssn and durable ss furnished TO order
cured, ready made about 10 tho
rates at SMITH BROTHERS, I22 Fulton street. nj hence
the rush for fall apparel at that establishment.
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0ST OR STOLEN-ON THE 18th INST, IN THE
- between Auburn and Albany, pocket book con
tanning two and sundry other from thirty
to fifty dollars in bank bills draft 6035 SOD
drawn By the Cayuga County Bank one draft No. 10 49,
Tor 46u drawn by the Bank Of Auburn;
Der 1884, payable TO the order Of William Clapp pay
ment Of the above drafts having been stopped all
will be paid for the OF drafts and
WILLIAM CLAPP, l33 West Nineteenth street.
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Fraud Fraud !
Cheats are abroad;
No piils, no dust,
IT'S wise TO trust,
Unless -. Lyon"

I OOK TO THE FAC SMILE SIGNATURE ON THE
label when purchase LYONS Magnetic Powder
Ills for the destruction Of insects and yermn Depot IA
Broadway, and No South Eighth street. Philadelphia.
MRS. GARBANATI, ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER
M in imitation Of nature, u Greens street Brcome
Ladies wigs &c. made 70 order Tho materials used being
t and strong the additional weight on the head Is
~ e whilst their Transparency renders thcm ventiatns
CHOW CASES.-HOfBMAN fERSCu, SHOW Cash
- wareroom 81 Bowery near Walker street Cases made
IA every STYLE silver plated bass and satin wood,
segany, &c: n. Bold cAses taken In exchange Order
are promptly sxecuted.
CHOW CAsEs.-sCHMITT A BROTHER, Is NORTH
~ William street. Chatham and at II West Third
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers OF show in
METAL rassosewood mahogany black walnut and silver.
Agood assortment constantly on hand orders promptly
executed. Old show cases taken in exchange.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA AT ABOUT HALF THE
~ usual Iriee-Dinng aud soup plates for 81 % per
dozen; and rs dozen ca piece elegant
tea sets, decorated gold 81 80 TO ~; chamber 40
receD for 90 cut glass gobets 81 ~ dozen; cut wine
viases 81 ~ DOZEN 900 dozen kitchen cups
ca eees) 80 great variety Of other useful articles
OF china and glass equally cheap for cash.
Tx KERR, si3 Broadway, above Eleventh street.
Wo9DBURY BANK. coSNs nov is issa.rnE
eeived BY the Mercantile Bank, New Yorh, Npar.
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WILLIAM IRVING, AucTIoNELR-DIAMoND
CO., Auctonsers will sell at auction Tuesday Nov ~
at l0s O'clock at the sales No. Pine street. for
pins &c. weighing from to 38 carats cluster diamond
breast pins rings 49, diamond cluster ear rim single
pins rings and pins elegant eleven diamond NAL
tese crosses superb diamond bracelets &C. Aso large
variety Of other jewery set with pearls rube urquoise
esrnets etc., diamond and opal pins and three
dir niond rings, &c. Watches-Ladies and gentlemens
rrtng watches gold chronomcter watches, iepino and
lever watches ladies' small enamelsd gold Watches with
diamonds and large variety other Watches by the best
English French and Swiss makers. Gold guard curb and
vest chains pencils thin 3les silver boxes cake knives
&c Every article warranted represented in
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IDA MAYA STORY OF THINGS ACTUAL AM
possible, By Mary Langdon Price 81 % Published M
vember - PHILLIPS, SAMPSON l. CO., Boston; J. G
DERBY, ll9 Nassau street. New York.
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E'oR sALE-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE, ONE OF
tho best locations in the city, with good run Of Gus
account Of i'll health. any business nan wishing stor
Of this kind II 10 chance seldom offered Address T. b. c.
Chatham Post Ofhce,
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GhO0 CHALLEN0E.-NOTICB TO GENTIEuE,
YCOO who want their clothes 10 look like new CAL
we cleaning dyeing aud repairing estabshmeu
Seo wnerc you get pitch tar grease an
pans taken out without any injury your clothes by
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TOHN w. SOMERINDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS
81 smiths and behangers tools, Monday Nov TO- at
lO o'clock At the auction ITO Centre street,
Of Franklin vices anvs lathes with TOOLS files hammers
compasses divders pliers grindstone keys cranks
ings wrenches drills plates with taps brass castings
&c. WIN. T. BOY ID, salesman
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brussels 'LACES.-A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
ID rich laces black thread wells and Paris
just received and offered ut manufacturers Prices.
MILLER GRANT, 81 Broadway.
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TRY GOODS FROM AUCTION-AT GEORGE KEYEs
~ S43 Eighth avenue blankets - Co. 49, 81 and IS per
Iar Welsh Aannels 2 Cd, s. and A. per yard; domestic
and swlsa all wool aannss from e. and up cloths sass
shades less than importers prices wide silk
all coors 81 10 yard broacho Tong shaws all WOOL
suction prices handsome parsmattss al colors Is 3D.
year g., los and LIS dolanss Is yard, great
gain linen and domestic goods Of ali kinds clearing
decided bargains Also at 81 Eighth the whole
bankrupt stock Of Wallace chole bought Of Rufus
Of their creditors which this week "a
the store is let for another business
GEORGE KEYES. 3A3 EIGHTH AYenue.
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

srN,rr-The deficiency bill was taken up and
discussed fer an hour and half; when iis further
con sideration WA postponed until tomorrow.
Mr. Mason moved that the Senate proceed to the
consideration of executive business; and spirited
debate arose as to the priority of business, the
friends of the homestead bill pressing is c!sinns
with much earnestness. After the consideration oil
executive business. the Senate adjourned.
HorsE OF RsrREsENTArTSEs--A After the pre-
sentatiou of several memorable, and the tntroauc-s
ton of sundry bfile the Indian appropriation bill
was read third time and passed. ON motion OF
Mr.. Cobb the Pacific railroad bill was made the
specisl order for the third Tuesday in May. The
Minnesota land district bill was read third time
and passed. The six frstclass steanl-irigate bill
was made the special order for tomorrow. The
Committee on Territories instructed to inquire
relative 10 establishing libraries IN the organized
Territories The House went into Committee on
the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill. Mr..
Cutting replied TO the remarks of Mr. Brecken
ridge on Thursday last, Mr. Breckenridge replied,
and Mr. Cutting closed the debate with rejoinder.
The committee then rose. aud the House adjourned.
The Baltimore Sun has dispatch from Wash
ngton, stating that the friends of Messrs Cutting
and Breckenridge spprehend that the severe per-
sonsi alteration between those gentlemen on Mon
day may lead to an unpleasant difficulty. Consid-
cradle excitement existed in Washington relative
10 the matter
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THIRD pIsPATcH.l

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Prince Paskiewitch has been appointed to the
command of the Russian army on the Danube.
The first divisions of troops for Turkey reached
Malta on the 9Th.
1t was reported that the Russians were withdraw
ing from before Kaalat.
A French ship had been sent to Samos to prevent
the contemplated instruction. [Samos is a famous
island in the Egean Sea, off the West coast Of Asia
Minor, now belonging to Turkey
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
liverpool, March n.-Cotton has declined 1-16
on middling grades. Fair and lower qualities are
tolerably firm. Stock, 6l3,397 bales, including
326, 49, American. .lE -s
The decline in Flour is Is. 3d.; in Wheat I'd. and
Sd. Corn unchanged. -
Provisions in fair demand at firm rates.
Rosin active and holders firm.
No sales of Rice
Consols closed at 90 re to 81.
Harre, March s.-Sales Of Cotton during the
week $3.50 bales at unchanged rates. Stock $4,000
bales
London, March l0.-Sugar and Coffee quiet.
Holders of bonds on the Bank of Pensacola are
invited to meet In London to take measures to pre-
fer claims ON the United States Government
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TELEGRKPHICs NEWS.
/ ARKIvAL or THE Africa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Nav foar, March es.--The steamship Africa
has arrived with three days later intsigence rom
Europe.
Licerpost, March 1.-THE cotton market i dull,
aud prices have declined lied.
Breadstasfs have recedcd from previous sdv.,.
scs Western Canal Flour is quoted at 37s, Cd;
good Ohio $50. Cd. t1iss E4tk48 Mhftz
Consols 81.
The runner that Kalafat had been captured by
the Russians was entirely false,
There 10 no change in Eastern aAairs.
Tho first division of Admiral Eapicr's aeet had
sailed for the Baltic
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The CASE OF DR. srEINER-A statement lately
made that fhe only witness to the sffrsy, at mill
tary post in Texaa which resulted i'm the death of
Mi. Arnold at the hands of DR.. Steiner was a SER
geant who hse since deserted is said to be CHROME
GUS The affray was witnessed by a daughter of
tae deceased, who was looking through glass
dor at the time, and who presents the case in .
very rnfavorablc light for the accused. 1t 10 not
yet known whether DIR. Steiner is in the hands of
either the civil or military authorities. go
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ANOTHER FUGITIVE SLAVE ExcrTEMENT.-For
several days past, much excitement has prevailed
among the abolitioniss at Auburn n. Y, owing to
report that negro named George Washington, who
was TO be released from the State prison Sunday
morning was a slave and would be claimed by his
master, Mr.. Jones, on being set at liberty by the
warden Iuhammatory handbills were. issued,
headed Kidnappers," and calling the
friends of the convict to the rescue, and general
arinng of his fanatical friends took place. for the
purpose of setting the law at defiance, should an
attempt be made TO restore him to his master.
teleeraphie dispatch dated the eth, says:
George Washington, fugitive slave was dis
charged from prison yesterday. mob of 300 were
present but no disturbance occurred. The fugitive
was taken off in charge of several blacks.
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WARNrSo.-The following remarks were made
by David Jewell, in Pittsburg, Pa, last Friday,
while standing on the gallows:
MY iriends you see before you man in the full
vigor of life who is about to die see many faces
here which have known since boyhood. l trust
the younger portion of those present will keep out
of bad company. Take my fate as an example
of the effects of bad company.
Never touch, taste, nor handle Intoxicating Ii
quors, for their use has brought me to an ignomi-
NOUS death Had it not been for liquor, instead OF
standing beforeyou as ar present would have been
free and happy any of you. could talk
with you for hours, but my time is drawing to a
close"
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DEATH OF A WELL.kNowN MAN.-Dabney S..
Carr Esq, for many years resident of Baltimore,
died at Charlottesville Va on the 24th inst, in the
sd year OF his age. Mr. Carr formerly, for seve'
raj years. filled the post of Naval Officer of Balti-
more, and was subsequently, q. s. Minister to Con.
stantinople ior six years, both of which Offices he
discharged with credit to himself and to the govern.
n1eut
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THE BIRMINGHAM FIRE

birmingham the scene of tho destructive FIRE re-
ported yesterday. is opposite Pitsburg. lasetele-
graphic dispatch says
The FIRE originated in the packing house of John
sous Glassworks The wind was blowing strong,
and there being no wster, the fire ragged until Six
o'clock, and was only arrested by putting down
the houses. Upwards of one hundred houses and
stores arein ruins, and two hundred families house
less. Between Governor and Mckee streets 40
buildings were burned. The burning shingles were
carried by the wind to Bradford street destroying
sixty dwellings and stores ON Bradford and Dew
man street
is impt sble to estimate the lose, but 1t is sup
posed by reach 5000 600, whilst others esti
mate i; at much lower figure. About onethird OF
destroyed is Greggs lead factory and saw.miil.
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kfITTINY

As the ship Vanguard, from New York for Eng.
land, was going down the harbor on Saturday last,
a mutiny of aserious character occurred on board.
TIE mate was stabbed with sheath knife end one
of the sailors was shot. The mutiny was finally
quelled, and the ringleaders were sent ashore in
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RxPLosIoN-The steam boiler in the iron feun-
derry OF Mr. Weiskittel, in Alice Anna street, Balti
more, exploded Monday afternoon, making a per
feet wreck of the foundery building, besides doing
much damage to the houses in the vicinity. No
personal injury was sustained
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THE GAnsnEN TREATY

1t is believed by some, who profess to be knowing
ones, that the Gadsden treaay has received blow
in secret session which it viii not survive Many
of the Senators are Disguised with the manner in
which the treaty has been matured
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A letter to the owners ofthe Black Warrior states
that she viii sail on the oath for New York direct
Both vessel and cargo were released on the pay
ment of 5000 fine les1fs fsa 20
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CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The care on the Contra
Railroad made successful trip through to Staun
ton ON Monday last, and returned yesterday
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The Governor of Pennsylvania has pardone
VIM. McMulen convicted of participating in tn
recent prize fight in Chester County.
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LIEUT.. STRAINS PARTY,-The Navy Depart
nnent it is said, entertain no alarm in relation to
Lieut.. Strains surveying party, who were sent te
make q survey of the Panama ship canal route
Lieut.. rain is resolute and persevering officer
who has seen much hard service and who win moi
be deferred from efecting his purpose by any hard
ships he may be compelled to encounter.
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DEATH OF PHILIP GREELEy.-Philip Greedy, late
Collector at the port of Boston, died in Havana on
the 18th inst of yellow fever
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TAfLuF WILLIAMS "a
IARGE NUMBER or ,BEATyrTFTHs

I, -, BUILD ING LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF SIp.
NEHr Al AGCTfONv-On- WEDNESDAY 29th I
March sf o'clock P M, will he sold from 20 10 81 =
buidine Lots situated in the Town of Sid6ey, be.
tween the Plank road and Hafue street nj az the .
winch front on the Plank road and the ehiafnSsr 81
good streets These Lots are all well adapted for Y
proving direction, and held at crate prf-es ea 70
not fail to prove to o. desrabTe
homesteads to those who Improve them Plats NAV
TERMS One-third cash, balance at and portss. z
with interest title to be retained till psyueut II,
full. = TAYEoRG WfLfTAMS fsrs
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: BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN = 7;0-- : !

DI DAV ENTONI ALLEN q Gu. !
TRUSTEES SALE, OF VALUABLE
u STOCK OF GROGERIES.-On THURSDAY.
March S0th at 10 O'clock shall sell at auction. al
the store of Mr.. John NJ Royal tho entire stock Of
by him to Trustees s8ssl sr,t4.Tg' 49, = :
At the same time the Store will be rented till Sep
TENDER Ist., st{ ss-si, = ~ r. sts1ss :. =,
credit for satisfactory paper. IS : - esfFz - g.
By order of the Trustees. ,sss.s-sss sssse. III
mn 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO. Aucts
& The store occupied BY Mr. Royal win be rented at
10 O'Clock, and before the sale Of GROCERIES com
msnees - .
- NH % A CO Arrk.
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SALE OF HOUSE AND

II -
Il LOTS ON CHURCH HILL.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by John
Hutcheson and wife, dated Sept. 5tb f843 and duly
recorded in the Clerk. ofiseof Henrico county. fol
certain purposes therein named, shall proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the Soth day Of March, 1854, conn
mencing at O'Clock P. M il fair. If NOT, the next
fair day; the following Req! Essste VIZ; That large
By John Hutcheson at the corner Of Leigh and 50th
streets containing rooms above cellar ltchen with
rooms smoke-house, and well Of excellent water
in the yard Immediately sitter the sale of I he
Dwelling. about Is or S0beautiful Building Lots
18th, 30th and Slst streets ALSO, Ground
fronting SO feet each at the corner of 18th and M
streets. 6FA t3s3 F 81 t3I s46fHsi3G
The title 10 believed to be perfectly good but act
ing at Trustee, shall convey with special warranty
only. tes. a5ss e .s
TERMs-One- third cash; balance ats and months,
for egotiable notes. interest added from day of sae
and title retained until last payment 10 made
plat OF the property will be inside out In few
days and be seen By Supplying at my Office, cor.
- 80 50 $500 - THOMAS J. sTARKE,
NH e--tds TRAILS sfa4t Esa Acting Trustee.
Also, two lots of ground Of and Is acres. ehout
miles below town. near the Rurui Shades, adjoining
the land Of VIM @. JOdusoa sls5ese--.a ..
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THE MARKETS
! BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Sales of 5000 bbls Flour
before the Steamers at $762; and sales since at
81. 12aS737 No sales of Grain since the news.
NEW Yoax, March %. Flour opened heavy, bsa
improved at the close. Southern ez75ase Cors
sIas3 Ice 3sss