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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
CUPrRB SALE Of 5'i Ha'orsEaoLD ruRy,-

SlPthB SAlt OF HOl SEliOLD FCRyr
~ 1UkE-ke.riy ell ta.fe In P.. order ne pfc,~-.
,snby esviBs for Eureg- -HsSRY LEt0sk C. -
cell b, suction TUESDAY April TO- 81 ici e'eicsi 4. -
81 9Th ,y ee'-ssn 9' ard "a ss b.saal ssssrtn-.ss
Fropt P.ror- cote Of ..hor..ly e.rvsS Oh L.
Vine &e covered 10 ssr..r, sos fsdsi osess, sv. :.
neeslhop rsern rt via.s Rsr 6lss ooraics, ans a.
ks.s green and ro f.e. es'vse Oss Pedestal via 81
peu aarque s.lved Os SIDE rsbis. and st.ns Va ~.
Iefe. esved 6.ses sDs fch h,nsas sses~.
q Rocco. ,hsps Soss sd Ormoil Chsnds.u vs tl.s
crors 6ttd 'or and sncss Oak seses .nd Arm chs
covered In Ib h.sscc FTeuch De Ass Hansas Raek. ,a
hroieFed With silver dover.
hsole AID B.ct FsElos -Rn.swooj y ench fsacy yss
Arm .nd P.lo Chaiis covered too eoofss pas
re-. Siet1s Sh.hese,'. 'uePorei - hssfe' so..~Ooa
lufe Parish FSurts Carved O,s aud Con eosti0a Bcsss
Brotre rsats China Set. r.; Ped-,ia ssd rssss AZ
splendid Ps.or s1ii-.-con,stus 81 L9aasss viii .sss
s,birr.i Arm and Psor cts, eov,red IN essaaf Win. ~
eroesce arc ,t frsn.s srse PIE, ard Afhs Mro 10 pss
sh sit fr.ms. side Tsb. slid ADD myei. % ;, an s.r:
ssefe. with marble top io .ed,ss' sna plate s.ss Sxss
st.iet's Sc Terra Cote al BIseke's. Hansns A. N
Reception ch, sod T.A. Bs De Rasc aud Bah sser.tsy
O.rcineie sniique Carved Side T.se Mantle Oruausss
Je.s cs.i-t Cbn. ami Parish .nd other costly fsrass
be Do Chsl, Lrurses Frsseb striped cut.a. osA Ccsuss
srd Pier Glsss Rose~ood Piano Fsrte ey Chessos goss-
made 10 P.ii, We vet Carpets Wall Carved Bsstets cs,l
Boosesss doom Lot Of Booas up-fo Oias.r SEeeA
es. ar p'sseS Bew Git Flai, 0Ss. Pss-d wsu..
Po.re Lace Curtain. Ard heavy rs-ss antique GA Hat
Racks With snieu Do. set..s OI G.. no sl.si huels
Clocl BrcrSe Hall Lamp. Bookcase, RosesOOd L,unss.
B.soom.-Tsps.iry C.rp.t. Marble top Carved )sA sOos
with level cabinet lsTe ossl Drespf Boz Ok sos s<
IN crimson k hocse Casr. to m.tch Carsea o.s !sbs.
Hound Marble top C.rt-i do Blue cod ood t~es. Beg.
Frame Mirror Lsee Doos Curtains and Cofacss f.aey g.a&
Bei..s. spios Bed. sod Ma BrODse r0se Rses,
brown Gss FIuTss embroidered Bed isios M.hosas's
RosewOod Bedroom Furniture. B-cs Walnut Cssvea oats,
covered pU.h, Marble coasos. rurses Csrsa
ether costly soss Can b. examined one day before as
Nassau o,
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jaws n, MlLIIs A0'iooser


THE HOUSE and LOT, No. l97 24th.st-
1 JANIS NJ MILLER & Co. will sell on WEDNESDAY.
April H. 1855 at 70 o'clock the Mercbsnts EIchsnte the
Pwo story Basement Frame D~eiios Houss hsown 70
No Ig7 z4hs between Let snd Avenue A. beiag feet
By deep Also the Threes story and Ba.smrn Brick D~sa-
Ia the Of the being II b. - feet lns
lot is Is feet front by % feet Inches deep The
buildings new, snd finished 10 ereeIent style Al~fs
portion of tue purchase money remain bond aud matt
40
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HENsT III LEEDS, Aget0e-er
4 SSIGNEE SALE Of a MANUFACTURERS

A SSIGNFE SALE Of a MANUFACTURER
~ STOCK Of FINE JEwELRY, By order Of he Receiver.
-EtSRY II LEEDS Co. will sell BY An-.ion, on
WFDrEsDAy April H. a. III O'Clock q. their ore No 10
rssls nuaen sale by order Of the Asdsnes-b:i4g
acc, OF Gold Jewsry 20 be sold without The sail
ct eonits Of grea variety # al kinds s Jewe'y, and OF
the l.tst styles in which vii be found the following srtess
Fine Go1 Fs5 Guard and Nest Cfsn Lo:ke's Pene. Pen
e..es FOB Quad sad Vest .eh.ksJs Geatsmeas seas
Siguet and Finger Rings Of ysristg Dsmud
StcLe and FINGER R1gs Of every stye stu.s
Butte sc.f Pins Ia. do Ladies BIoochs EI-.in,, and
Rr.cel fell CT The at. o. s'yles.
ORAL Ccra AID Plain Bracelets. Brooehes AID Earrings
match.
Jobters AID tner supply themselves with Jew-ry s
thsn Ii, Of uGaDf.etue We pledge oIreves his. every
article shall be sold without sDy 70 the hshe. bdfer
|. o'clock IN f. Of the Store No 10 Hss..u st. 20
WORK-HORsks TRUCK and a set u double HARNESS,
hy order OF Assume
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Goal.

NOALS.-J am selling Red.Ash OK VIZ 4
Nsir 80 10. JACOB WEEKS.
lie" nom Hcs sI3 Rowsry sud III Sss~
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~ ~ MULLER AuetioneeE
IMPORTANT SALE of PROPERTY on 4th-
whole tho e.efly side thereof be-
tween sd and .4h be sold ath Merchants tchsngs,
Court
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HENRY Z. LEtDs, AGctl 'neeT,
A UCTION NOTICE.-Great sale of magnif-
n ce1. HOUSEHOLD FU2SIruRE.-HENRY T.
LEEDS v sell - auon on he prs No IL Wooster
st uesI Cs1slGt THIS DAY. April 10, at loi O.: ok
suJIAcipp the entire Furniture the above horse Fauo-
Fortes OH Paintings apes scd Inssin Carpets gilt frame
Mirrors cod 2sIor Forrituie marble Top Ceate side
ard Sofa T.tes eegsut Lace Caans aud Coracss French
shGdes suo Fixtures rich ssss superior rosew0od and
hossny Be9resds CO. BeTeGGs srd Nasht,nds with msro
tors; 81 erior Hair nsssses P.asses, Beds Bedding
Di1irs room Furniture ExeLisn Table, s0ss sprinsse
Chss Aim DO Roeies Silver plated Wa-o u superior
qusli'v viz: Tsse CsGoTs Cake Ssskes Spoons, ks,
Ladies PeaI insd Cutlery China Glass and Cf5c<-ry Nsrs
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o.,s yorS. exchanged s.ss with bsh Elssssds. rroe'
81, o.p. f.. 1of Be.os, Anterior rob.'se H.,:s i.
lesuses Lobseh seb.per ys.'. . z. ,Iion,,1
Hsp.ri. hs.y ..i:. from w. 70 y" ''' ''''''''
B,is n. B. c,oss,. Kemp Mystic T. b..s'' Grand.
Bus of Bnossponl kil.nAD setu. ~ ". 100
h.s6 a. sb to mater Experienced 'es''
Biz nc1s.rus tof Portnouth. y.g Weber. s.s.. J.
erspJs 10 d. mtlss to Me'es IsyIa 90 hss .Ips.
r., s;s s,s,, ~s,,sis T ,S. SsesO.d a
lon Is srots LTs T.s, OF Wilmington n C' from st Do
m s.s, fi si Ssn aI.u sl Providence
s EN- - A G,,. Cbilm.n. Albany for Providence
sshr Lewis MeLsip, BHeiin Bosion, od'e to W. g. sfoFn
ssEf Johs Snow Tay, Disl d. naval stores to R'und
sehr Rs,ive Am.rcsu Daley Salem ds bound to George
with p.ss. pu into this port 70 and 'ek nsn sad 70
sear Caroline knight, Wilson Laoec do s,h Smith
seSr An.sd. Clifford (of E,worth) wood Ai,ss.p.
q Dc Fussf and molssses TO haven Co
schr Esssne, Parker, Boston 5d. for Phi,ssp1s
n Sch s:y rs:sf .s S' Sea %AGo GaAi ia ~
s1pensoe.d gale from 70 w 9.s S,' u A., s,u,a
seS1 i.s s Knight, SewburypOrt d., for
sehr ' Aell.n, Bu.y Bristol. R l.. for vi'dsi.
sehr 1.ihsr;ss Horton n,,., p %"nso S' eG
Bsysl steres TO Dollner Potter
sebr Baen. Vista Potter, Boston.
sehr Bsy State Merrill. aoohlsnd
Ser SER f i.s H sS vsns Tor
sehr. o. smitb L.mebeer, Westerly, !.
sshr Evergreen Biven ew-London-
Sshr Empire, Fkb, Providence for Albany
sehr OrIente (portu Pinto, St Ubes 81 d. salt &c TO
Depev Lesl
sioop Pointer, Fovlsr, Proydeeee -
eehr Sullivan Trev.nss Cipdsd Bolivar March TO- snd the
Bar on the 18Th hi5es Tonga beans, &c 10 T. Beeh T.
Kunhaxdt The 8. encountered heavy weather norto OF
Bermuda The sshr. Columbus, for NewYOrt sailed few
days previously. 49,
9AfLTD-3te,mers Union, Adams for Hsvre; Black War
rjo Buloeh for Havana ships Sea Serpent (clpperl D.
wbtnore date Of the shp Tioequs San Frsneiseoi Pacific
Humphrey New OrlesDs
wIND-DuIips the day from ss.w., and light
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rb. Br sehr John Msry ayr yesterday from St Kits
pss March 20 o. Ion 81 49, spoke brig Jerry Fo~e
on Portland for Porto Rico Mach 10, Ut 10 ma ls
On o8 81 W. seobe whaling bark Clara. Of New Bedford j.
L. emith Pacific Ocean and 40 days from st. Helena
The bark Gem from Philadelphia for Boston, was Of the
Bixklan ID last mint.
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HESRY n LEEDs snct9neer
CUPERB SALE of COSTLY HOUSEHOLD


CUPERB SALE of COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
- FURNIT URE Blsch Ebony suites mounted 10 ofnss
and Cord IN satin Bossde. sun Fufbi.u Elegant Cos
BrorEss Ststuary Psintnss, Sc.-hEN " LEEO3
Co will sell By suction. IesiieDce Of r. W daca.us
E.q No Is West SD st btsesn Bfosissy and Sch sv "a
WEDNESDAY. Apdl II, a, les o'clocs " eondst a u
Row Velvet and Brussels Carpets sod Russi black eoo.Y Pat
mounted with armola covered silh eroc sde ssi
beautiful Bris de Rose Pier Cabinet, Oval aors 10 1si
frames BroEe CHANDELIER rich Msnie Cock and bfoaPs.
several pieces beautiful real Marble s,susy and tsses sA
aoout twenty fbe Oh Psions fancy Norh Table
In buhl beautiful carved r. s-wood Etssers aed With ssS
wood plate .s set Boil Drawers VI Bos Dc koss ard
Oruolu Aso PsOr suite 10 hossoof. covered IN br esds
silk; hairs in white sstn bocsdei sapefo bsque uf
Psrisb Eisur.s Vases, AID Other costly ~otss Of ART
DINING Room -Oak Buff Carved Chairs Sofa &c ccssr>1
green morocco; superb Oak Extension Tables with .sss
add nsne Clock, Brown Chandeliers Brown Figures,
Chins and glassware
BEDRooMs-A Of beautifully carved Ro.ewood Bed.,e.ts,
Dreug Gsssss Bureaus lined satin GOOD Csbiaetf Ca,r,
Nstueues Chairs with cushors &c. Sale positive.
Can be examined ore day before thu sale
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II LUDLOW, An,,ionser
VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT on 2lST-ST.

VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT on 2lST-ST.
81 sUC1ION-E. II LUDLOW will sci at aaeti0s 90
TUFsDAy April ~ 1885, at II o'clock, At the MefchaGS
Exehaoss:
2lsT.sr The handsome Ta'ee.story Blown Stone Hoas
ard Of with court Ia front No. 80 West lst the
south about as feet cas-, 81 sh, The house 90 at
q feet inches by IS fest wh stoy extension Of s,o
Is feet l. well tn II and has all the modern
g rot aud cold water, bath, dumb waiter &C. Lot 1Sby
les fee,
The sale will be positive tho highest bidder s5o
renain bond sni.mortgsgA
Fer ana order T. tho house apply At the oce
the Auctioneer No. II Wall 1t UOB)
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DANtL T M.erlsL.s A.,.,o,..,
EXECIrTORt SALE Of XAIIrARIr

~ HOLD PROPERTY 90 cESraE ssS ASrsosxSA-
.Ns1EAsLN nfsRIrr ~in s-h At .ssr.
tI,ts-ee tts sEsspF,d LEASE ~ rwo LOrs -
hNlLOlHt- ntf.os. bro~r % No y C.uuss es,.-,s
Arthony Art NJ ISL krtt ~ faf,hsr s..t-..
,,PJ i ih- Gee e ANCFasLiN ayRalfi a.
topetfs ~ "A ~
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DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofice No as Pinest.

Dp SIMEON DRAIER-Otlce No. 40 Finest,
~ OF William TUESDAY April TO- a. ~ O'CLOCK,
ct the Merchants Exchange: $500
$50 f67 20 Sua Mutual ntursncs Co Scrip issue OF 1911
S22 $50 Sun Mutual Insurance 90. Scrip, issue Of 3D.
$50 Mefcs1 tile Mutual los Co Scrip issue of 1872 LESS
Is per cent sesdy paid off, with cent interest," due IN
se Mercantile Mutual ns Co Scrip Issue of 1855. Inter
cot al per cent, due 10 May next.
SO shares Bowden Copper nnins Company stock % each
$500 Seven per cent Bonds OF the Northern Indians IA.
road Company 1853 Interest payable i Fec. and st
August 10 New York; 81 600 each.
$1,000 per Second Mortgage Convertible Bonds
he Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company due 1881 In
$4,000 seys per Bonds Of the New York Ceura h.i'
road Company due 1861 Interest payable June - and Dee TO-
10 New York; $500 each.
900 shares Reading Railroad; si0o each ,
100 shares Keystone Insurance Company stot lot Phisaei
phls) $50 each ..
$500 Mercantile Mutual Inursnce Co. Scrip Of 1888 -
81 ce Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co Scrip issue OF 1872
With per cent intersst, ose In May next %,
lard and Pitsburgh Railroad Company. Interest payable
May and Nov l. In New York; 81 eco each.
eco shares Union Gold Mining Company OF North Croos
s5tsch
10 sbsie, Mst,opoiiso Fire Ins Co Stock; 100 each
Also tie following Stocks to Close estate IN liquidation
40 stues FiIsnen's lns Co Stock; 81 each.
50 shtns st Nicholss Bank Stock; 100 each.
10 shsres Home Insurance Co. Stock 800 each.
Empire City Fire Insurance Co Stock; So0 each
SEQ shsies Ludsy Gold MIXING Co Stock; $40 each
go shares Gold Hill MioinI Co Stock; IS each.
$40 Mecuoeh Copper and God Mining CO.. - each
shares Providence sndonnst9n haroid Co elOo eseh
EULTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
The Boa.d of Directors Il thi. Company have To Us
DAY declared Dividend OF FIVE PER CENT out Of the
earnings The last Elk mouths payable to the Soeknodsn on
the l0d inst at the otce No ~ "slst The TRAMP
fer book ~i be elOsed until after th:t day Apr, 1859
NJ
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DANIEL I. NscFARLAS, Auctiooeer
EXECUT0Rs SALE of VALUABLE PROP
II ERTY on lo.h.t. bet~een Sd and +,h-,v. NC
PARLAS MERRITT will sell at suc,ion, on THUR
DAY April IL II u o'clock the sech4n ENchsrse the
three story sud basement Brick H0U Sc and LDr k1gga
No les lfhst The House q Is fet vide By aoou, " eet
deep with extension Of 10 feet well doshed with modern
i'm provemens The Lot % feet front an By 9 feet
inches In spth Terms will he mate known N DIV o sle
For further nfoimsion apply 10 hACFARLAN At 1klrF,
Auo,iouserr No. ~ 3S.av.
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DY JORDAN & MOTION, Auctoneers .na
- Couui.sioa Merchants, No Ss srosdvsy tas sNrs
,..~s-p Frtnk in and Leou,r;-sis . . - - 49,.
TfON JORDAN & NORTON. Auc,cnseFs, r.: Ne ~
Brcsdwsy III sell BY Auction uiihsut reserve co nmsnSinS
on sa,u5sy evening" iith Inst AID connRaz unu al ~ ~
Be- .ols the balance OF the eonsnment OF osef ONE
HUNDRED CASES ofstsrdNd and Miscellaneous Nero per
ship Palestine from London.
Catalogue. will he ready or Noudy, 9Th ms;
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EUGENE B. sRANkLN Au;tioneef 5y FRAsKLIsk NICHOLS.
TOMORROW, "wednesday at 10 o'clock, at
j No 80 Nassau ST.. between fulton and john sts -
EUGENE B. FRANKLIN will cell a. Auction, 90 above
Oieot1 &c TO hch the attention OF purchasers 10 specially
invited Also quantity Of Second hand Furnurs dessrv.
Of the attention ofbsys Catalogues on the morning
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DY SLOWER x COOK. THIS DAY, Crues-
I'D DAY lti o'clock their ssleso s''.t~'y aua
Du.ns-s 81 extensive ssor,ment Of Ro.. srd We
bos.ny PsfIor Dipus roo n sGd Chamber eUsSifUas md
ARTICLES q description eonsunt o.
Re.e 1000 rsrio Furniture suite, Of y4h'cy o. 'y "a
s.erees Rookcasss Marble 60, CeGtsr Ts1les bede IL
Bussus Wsbst pds Custom MAD. xteus Table, On ns
room Chains TeieA Tetes ArmC hss sad
Chps are Kitchen Article H. A. hoe ock Pends'tss
Cataosues on the mornius Of sale
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" MELI Or. A1stioDsef-Hy HoueHroS NtLLoa. I
THURSDAY, April IL, at lO5 o'clock, IN the
two SPACIOUS Sales 40 li5 Nassau street Msxni6
cent CABINET FURNITURE, beng the eotre S;o;s Of
Broadway Msker; removed for cony.nenes Of .s TO 70
peremporily sold viz Rich Paor aud Chamber sse alag
Room end Library furniture n The latest styles and shest
de.,us OF tho largest collections offered
hi.g Sort Goods low
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fnamtidl.
n. w. LATHAM, Auctioneer.
4 THOMPSON's AUCTION SALES %

i THOMPSONs AUCTION SALES - On
~ WEDNESDAY. ct the American Exchange, al 12i
oeoot:
sS7 Geo North Carolina per Bonds Coupons semi
Duslly At Bank OF Republis Ne.-York
$1,000 Tennessee cent Bonds Coupons annually
ga eco Michigan per Bonds Coupons semi annually
In EepYork
$500 Ohio per cent. STOCK, due in 1860.
$40 eco Virginia cent Bonds Coupons semi annually
Ia New Yoff.
$500 Virginia per cent Bonds, Coupons semi annually in
Ntw.YoTk.
$500 sissouii per Bonds Coupons semi annually in
New.Yoit.
Indiana State per Transferable Stock interest
in this city
$4,000 Louisisha6 pei Bonds Coupons semi annually,
in New OrleaLs
$500 Orleans City per Bonds Coupons semi
annually In New York.
si@O Great Western Co GinoA) 10 per cent Bonds,
interest April and October. in New York
$500 Northsn Indiana RR Co Goshen Brslch) LIST
Mortgage per cent Bonds interest February and August
AT PRIVATE SALE-seuth Csrolna State per cent
Bonds due 1871 interest payable at Chseon January and
July, 81, 600 each.
The tbeye No investment will be sold In lots to
suit
Al puches must be paid for before O'Clock Of The
Gay af. the Sl Wber purchsses are made for secouu.
Of pses ont Of the city 10 cent will be required on the
day Of Sale and six days grace given idn INTEREST," on the
balance
The Accrued Interest will the purchaser 0he
at the Board Of Brokers except when stated
Obce No Wal at j. ThOMPsON.
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a. Chiffon Aueuonser
VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS on 2D-AV,

VALUABLE BUILDING LUIS on ZU-AVr
55TH and sbTH-sr at AUCTION COLE CHL
TON viii u O'CLOCK st the Merchaats Exchange, w.
THURSDAY. April z. 1855 -,
srcosD -Four full Lots on the north ve corner OF a.
and s6th -
YIFrYxTH sr-Fcur Lots tho sllth aide, between The
20 and 3d-sv-
EIGHTY Four Lots onz bstsoen lst and "a ava,
on the south side Of s6h Fscb Lot feet front and soos
1870 feet deep, runEus nearly through to 18Th ct fo NAP
and tenn apply % the AuotiOneen No is Nas.uN WI
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1ESSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN IL Co.,
wi Bsnies No. a. ViliAn-st., Nev-York Issue FOR
ErGN CIRCULAR LETTERS Of CREDIT on the following
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oTricT OF rHE Nrw.J,RsEY ZrSc Col
No 1876 Ws.hinstn )
NOTICE-The TRANSFER BOOKS of this
~ Company will be CLOSED fro the ltth TO the 10Th
mat HENRY hIhES, secretary.
n'HE MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, corner
on : so and under and per c n runs over $50 49,
Open daily, from ga to2P NJ snd WEoNESDAf
and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 5tos.
Hos JACOB A. wEsTERyELT. ls'e Mayor fthe city,
PHILIP w Eses snd Isaac T. Smith Vice -Pre'idents
B. This Savings Bank 10 IN way contested with any
other Barking Institution 10 this city regularly chartered
:eed.. to BY The Ls ny Of bona and ssS oss on
property worth double the amount loaned
a NTHONY LANE, STOCK aud EXCHANGE
"A BROKER member Of the ~ Y. Stock sIohsofe Sospd
buys and cells commission, all kind, o. STOCKS tns
p0NDs usually sold at the Board A Stock Book VIA
record Of daily s.es may bis office, No So Wallet.
where information IN relation 10 stocts will be river
DAILWAY ACCEPTANCES and other BUSl-
III NESS PAPER purchased by JOHN B. MURRAY, No.
~ Wsst over Of North America Cssh advance. up
eSd on Vessel. .. go
MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED, by Pc
wi CARES, BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS, Aret2aesr,
No 81 Libersyst door from Nassau on stocks vese.,
Rss E..ts Furniture, Pictures Me ehsras &' ist' with
V10 O(O NAUGATDCK RAILROAD
BoNPs-fSe.e BOND. are dated Marsh TO- 1854 P.ys6s 10
years rom d.s Interest payable ems2na,uy. They are
The entire issue OF Bonds By this Company less than one
third part Of the ,ctss Of the road.
FOr',' '0' further n'Op';'ps sfTi5S 4 No. So Walls,
S4OOOO To h9AS on s s4y pa and
ERr7 A'ps to BAKER ~sEks IS sS'i flas eo;n,i
Of Bro.dssy
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A tHILTOs Aucti1nsfr
BATH at AUCTION.-COLE

Chiffon Auctt1neer xc
WASHINGTON BATH atAUCTION-COLE
w &CHILTOS will sell at su ston on TUESDAY Apt
Ie 1855 u o'clock the Nero lsns Exchange seS fo
the WASHINGTON BATH. row lying q Long rer' o'sr
Bay The Gath i, l53 feet in length 50 feet 10 wdn ~
60 feet ling feet beam. srd fest deep VIM
cto- chains f1InitBre &c. For and Particular sppv
TO the AUCTIONtER. no. 10 Nssssnst
W W. SHIRLEY, Aaetioaesr,
WILL SELL, without reserve, the balance y.
w the srOCK Of cRDCKEaY. texcep, French c naasy
consisting Of blue white granite. painted dft sh' 80
WsEe snd plain Glass &c from the .he,ys -
10 city ceslers and country merehsnts |" ,as nsY
Ttomas g. Field No lo7 Fulton near "i4Hsm' ni' 49,
Tuesdsy, April 10, GiCl o'clock
DECLARES BURNSTEIN q PhiLLiro'
Real Estate and GeneJsl AuetioDeers No. 81 LoslJ's.
one from 'sssaus will give their PERSONAL sttenues
Gales sf Pesl Estate stocks Vessels and Mortgages 80
private sale and 10 the sale At suction Of Ctrfoes ho
boGd Furniture, Paintings sstu.y Works Of Ar, Js"eH
&c aud cut door sales generally . 4,
Money literally advanced hsel Estate stocks Fesss
garcItufs &c lef. for sale tn Loans aesoeitsd
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incompatibility of temper, Or some other cause.
lie soon afterwards died, leaving her three mil.
lions Of francs in France.
She frequently visited Paris, always living in a
style commensurate with her husbands pretenSions|
aud wealth. She moved in The nj CHEST circles, both
in France and in this country, OF that day, and re
celved the court and homage of the most distin-
guished men Of the time. She subsequently mar
ried Aaron Burr, somewhere about the year 1916.
but they, too, soon separated. After his death she
continued to live in seclusiUn Mt her stately resi-
dencc ON this island, with the exception Of occa-
sional visits to Paris.
She was there soon after Louis Napoleon be.
came Emperor, and was at the Tuilleries ON the
occasion of n grand ball, where the Emperor re
cognized her as the widow of his old friend (Which
one. tradition does not state.) A friend Of min"
visited Madame Jumel a few days ago, and thi,
has brought freshly to my recollection the roman
tic incidents of her chequered career. Her resi-
dence is described as an earthly paradise, minus
the angels.
Everything that art can achieve, or taste desire,
or money procure, may be found there. Costly
paintings land among them a genuine Rubcn,s)
articles OF virtu, presents from noble and diStin.
guished persons, autographs, and everything that
is considered rare, and costly, and curious, may be
seen there in lavish profusion.
Madame Jumel lives the life of a recluse. she
knows nothing of, and will have nothing to do with
her neighbors around Fort Washington, with a very
few exceptions. Even the boys have II judicious
fear of her, and trouble neither her orchards nor
her iower-gardens, nor anything that is hers.
Every evening a gun is fired of on her premises
to warn intruders. Very few persons ever solicit
permission to view her grounds, and only a favored
minority of those ever have their petitions granted.
This old lady, now seventy-cight years of age,
has one p%enchdnt, and that is for gathering around
her refugees from Europe. She is always taking
care of II flock of them, and to make them useful,
whenever a good musician comes along, she gets
him the instrument with which he is most familiar
and in this way she keeps up n very pleasant
band of music, which entertains her 10y their re-
peated performances.
Madame Jumel, from having mingled so much
in the best kind of society, has all the courtly
graces and blandness of manner which distinguish
ed les danes dHoHReT of the last century. To
society and the world generally she bears herself
very haughtily ,forbidding anythinglik approaches
to familiarity. She is as much OF a dcspot in her
own dominions as any monarch who sways a scep-
tire. She likes her mode of living, has wealth
enough, has seen the world, outlived the desires of
life, and will consequently probably never again
emerge from the enclosure of her elegant residence,
She has a beautiful niece living in Bordeaux, who
is married, and to whom her property will most
likely descend.
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Rev. G. L. Brace gives Il striking ~illustra ion of
the demoJaliCing effect Of the Sunday bigorry.-
Formerly the Duke Of DevOnshire kept his gardens
open On Sunday, and the manufacturing people.
from the neiGhboring towns, came in, Will, their
families, and spent a portion Of the day quietly,
ofte. attcudiRg the village church.. Within a year
he was induced by some Of his s~tricter friends 10
close them On the Sunday The result was that
the people came over as usual, hung about the
Paiings, ard then went to the tsverns and drank,
uutii the ofenses committed ia the village ;ucreas-
ed 10 an alarming degree-the arrests beiag some
thing like 100 per cent. more than under the old
airangement--so that finally, as a measure Of poll
cy, the duke WAS led to open has grounds agaia on
the Sunday, which he has since continsed to de-
Life Illustrated.