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The New York herald., 1867-04-25
TAMEs CAGNEY, AuCTToNEER FORMERLY WITH
81 Mr. WILLIAM WITTERSl
OFFICE SIS WASHINGTON STREET

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUkNlTuhE Ins Cays AZ
10 O'Clock all the and gcntee Furniture contained in
the three story house No. 81 Greene street. consisting Of
Suits Pier Glasses with base tables Lace and Damask Cur
tains Window Shades; Velvet, Brussels and Threeply
Carpets Hall Olcloths rosewood mahogany and black
walnut Bedstcads, Bureaus and Washsands Toilet Sets;
fine Oil Paintings and Engravings best cured hair Mat
tresses Palasses, Feather Beds Bolsters and Piows
oak Chamber Suits mahogany Tete a-Tete Rocking and
easy Chairs Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture &c, &C.
Sale without limit or reserve.
N BAH persons who purchased ut the Hotel de LEU
the 18th and l3t nss requested to call
their goods this day between and O'Clock M or their
resold SALE
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IIENRY d. MINER, ACCrTONEER. SALESROOM 81
II Nassau street, opposite the Post onice--MINER
soMERvILLE viii self st auction at the private residence
Saturday April ~ 81 10Y O'Clock Gcnieci Household Fnr
niture, consisting part folows-Eleeant Aubisson
Carpet imported 10 order; Velvet and Brussels Carpets
rosewood Paror Suit In brocael rosewood Eagerc Centre
black walnut and BedsseAds Bureaus warrobes
Bookcases and Chairs, Hair Mattresses Bosters and Phi.
lows BuGet Table Chairs black walnut
Han Stand, ocoshs, stair Carpets Crockey Glassware
Cutlery.
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r BoGART, AycTIoNEER-wILLs SELL. ON sATUR.
IS West ssnth street between Ffth and sixth avenues
the entire Furniture contained in the
sboye large togr story oonsI,ti Of French plate Pi
and Thrsspy Carpets; solid rosewood black walnut and
mahogany Paror Sus In satin. brocatel, and hair
cloth Rocking Etageres Gen.
tre Tables French Clocks Manls 0rnamsnts Lounges IL
walnut rosewood and mahogany Bedseads do marble top
Dressing Bureaus and Wardrobes Toilet Crock
lsssss Feather Pillows and Bossrs, banksts Beddlns
Ing Room-Mahogany Extension Table Dining Room Chairs
black walnut Sideboard, Lounges China, Crockery Glass
and Plated Ware, Kitchen Utensils English Ocoth Hat
Stand &C. Catalogues at sale. j. BOGART, auconeer,
ohlce No. North William street.
r BoGARr. AUcIIoNEER.-rHIs DAY. At 8
O O'Clock No 500 Pearl street. the Effects OF Board
ing house. Tables Chairs Bureaus. Crockery Bedteads
Feather Beds and Bedding Looking Glass Stoves Kitchen
Furniture. The goods must be removed same day.
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TJENRY D. MINER, AUcTIoNEER-sALEsROOM 81
Ii Nassau street. opposite the Post Office.
SALE OF FINE WINES, CHAMPAGNES. LIQUORS,


who is about retiring from business particulars in
to-morrow's paper.
HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post Office. -
SALE OF FINE WINES CHAMPAGNES, LIQUORS !,
&C. at 634 Broadway
MINER 4 soMNERvILLE will self At auction, Mon.
day and Tuesday 2h and 3h nsants 10 O'Clock
day. entire stock Of r. Lester ss4 Broadway
who about retiring from business Further particulars In
to-morrow's paper
SIX Billiard Tables, complete, with all appursenances
nearly by Sharp.
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A UCTION NOrICE.-R T. HAZELL AUCTIONEER.
"A FRIDAY, APRIL 25
At l0L O'Clock. at saesroom, q Cortlandt street,
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
rHKAvY AND SHELF HARDWARE,

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C.
ALSO
(for account of whom IL may concern)
NAILS--l27 kegs Cut Nails, assorted
CHAINS-50 dozen Halter Chains 500 feet Coil Chain.
TACKS-l75 dozen Cut Tacks. y
An sghty damaged by water.
Catalogues on morning OF safe.
Il. T. HAZEIL 4 CO.,
Auctiopeers Cor Al
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

henry n. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER win sell by auc-
Friday April 2 l0x O'Clock at the residence No.
. Boormcn place Thirty third street. between Eighth and
eESfEEr. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
esssisting OF velvet Carpet ,9sewood SUIT N Hsreloh
tasss, enamellcd marble top Cottage Furniture lng-an
Carpets window Shades Stair Carpets and Stair Rods
erssses Bolsters Paiasssa &c covered OAK Suit
IN Green Reps gilt frame Mirror oak Extension Dining
fahle Chairs. MAnel Ornamental &c. China,
Crpckery QAasMA arc, Ac Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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uENRY d. MINER, AUcTIoSEER-sALEsRoox 81
Esss1n street oppcs,s The Pos. cfceA a; LARGE AND
auction by MINER SOMERvfLLE Saturday, April q,
at l0Is O'Clock, at .nlesroom 81 Nassau street
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ToSEPH MCGUIRE. AUCTIoSEER OFFICE ile MAS
O sau street will sell on Friday, April 36 O'Clock NJ
Al the elegant Furniture contained the brown sscne
dwelling East z5th street, between Fourth and Fifth
nnes Harlem comprising rosewood Plano, rosewood and
pack walnut faror Suits In marble top Centre and
other Tables, on Paintings and Eng2vinRs, hne tveve
Brusses Three ply and Ingram Carpcs black walnut and
and other Mattresses and also choice coec tion Of Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTfONEER
IM PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING

E. H. LUDLOW co. win sell at auction. Thursday,
April IS 1887 at IL O'Clock. noon, on the premises
TARRYTOWN large Mansion 4x2S fec three stories
high with grounds 00x2O feet with barns carriage house.
fruits choicest varietcs situated Broadway
half 2 mile from the depot Also 50 Building Sites on
the midst Of the elegant country seats OF Messrs Hoe,
Livcrmore, Banker, Child, hewcomh Cleveland Merritt,
Dodge Dean Dow Roberts and Others The above
desirable for clerks and business wiahng small country
seats. =
Maps. &c at the Auctloneer's oce No. Pine street.
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AucTroNEER-sELr,s I

WM wlTTEKs, AIcT1oNEER-sELLs THIS.
West Twentynrst street, all the genleei Household
Ia rurn,ure 10 ihe above house comprising two .,xs
Base Tables ne Curtains rosewood Centre side and Fam
cy Tables choice and original Oil Painting
wood Piano. elegant Velvet CArpcs solid rosewood PAror
Suits in brocstel and slip covers; Etagerea Library
hogany and cnsmelled suits best Cured
and Bedding Toilet Ware Wardrobe Lounges Hat Rack
Hall and Basement Ocoihs oak Dining Room Suit China
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery siverware, Kitchen Furn
ture &C All og the above made 70 order for theNovner
Catalogue at sale. ~
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.
II ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHs,
HARNEssES the properly OF WM. II. WEBB, Esq.
By EDwARp sCaENCK, on mcnday 18th Inst. inst, aslS
elegant Of dark bay Carriage Horses IL hands
feet IN every elegant Carencc, one Brett Top
Wagon, nearly large and small sleghs double and
single Harness. Robes Blankets Bells, &c The above
be at time.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2,
At II O'Clock,
ELEVENTH REGULAR STRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
comprising
SEVEN HUNDRED CASES
in original packages
1ncluding in part:
10 cases Mems and Boys Canton Trim Hats.
- :" Mems and BOYS IN Leghorns and fine Panamas.
20 Palm Leaf aud Willow Hoods.
- ladies and msses Hats consisting Of spring
Utyes In Dexter, Sontag Patti Rstor STAR Comet vesta,
Shade Hats Black Crook patterns in great variety
- materials.
eeA Coberg Split Straw, Swiss Chips, Fancy Braids,
g. &c
100 Misses and chdrens Hats and Caps variety.
embracing the novelties OF the The whole
attractive offering we worthy the special attention
- all buyers Of this clans of goods.
Catalogues ready and goods arranged exhibition
WM. TOPPING 4 CO,
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UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A HENRY q. EVANS. Aactioneer, will sell at auction
Fday April 26 mt 10 O'Clock, is5 street,
Yosk, the entire Household Furniture Of family declining
housekeeping, comprising elegant Paror Suits Chamber
Suits, walnut Sofas, In hafrcoth Chairs
Pier Mirrors Brussels and Ingram Carpets China Glass
all the Kitchen The
lot 70 be sold without any
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uENRY ID. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street opposite Post ONCE.
MINER SOMERvILLE will sell By auction on Friday,
36th at O'Clock p M at Richardson's Restaurant 100 WIZ
Ian street. John the entire Fixtures steam Boiler
Cooking Range in good order with water back and Copper
Boiler Ice Box, Dumb Waiter Extension Tables solid
mahogany Seats large brick Bakers Oven, ed Counters
and steam Carying Tables Chairs Tables and Stools four
ings &c, &c
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TxEUuroR's SALE OF P sPLEHDsID IlTs 0. ~ fxiSTISGs
HASiELs ISIs6 SIksSssa KsS saos &c c,sEwoob TS bD

ELsAs RINDsKopF. oNEERs-sAIE,as.. y M s. !, ,as.
~ room aS East Houston will sell this day a. Iu6
O'Clock ali the Furniture In three house M Greene
street. consisng OF Beds Bedsteads Bureaus ash
stands haircoth Chairs Rockers Looking Giasses rclue
Carpets, Mattresses, Curtains. 6c
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DEM. f. TTiEALL AUCTIONEER
ID LATE SALESuAN WITH 4. H. LUDLOW CO.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS CHINA, GLASS, &C.
BY THEALL BROS, THIS DAY. APRIL o. at lok
O'Clock a No. 80 East Twenty ninth street. between Mad
and Fourth all tina very hne walnu
and mahogany Parlor. BEDROOM and Dining Room furn
French China and Glass Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Catalogues at Auctoneers ofnce, 81 Liberty street.
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a HFORRIs WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CARPETS &C.

e. r. LUDLOW GO; win sen by auction. this day:
East street. Broadway and University
place. all the elegant Furniture &C., Of said house. In fine
Elognnt parlof Suits,
satin; very fine Pier and Manse Mirrors rich
satin and Reps Curtains elegantly carved walnut Library
Su Of nine pieces bookcases Sofa two Arm and four
Side Chairs in blue plush sudded elegant ebony
wood and ahogany French Bedstcad Dressing Bureaus
Armours Marble Top Tables Lounges and Easy Chairs
Bookcases Velvet and Brussels Carpcts Kitchen Items
&c Catalogues ready at No.,3 Pine street.
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Joseph MCGUIRE, .AucTroNEER-oFrICE NO. lie
Nassau strcet-wn sell this day. at 10 o'cieck az the
rurnituro contained in house No. 10 Mansdem place.
street near Eighth consiatins Of rosewood
PIANO rosewood and walnut Paror velvet and other
Carpets dining and Kitchen Furniture one Writing
Desk, elegant Gas Fixtures, 10. &C
Joseph MCGUIRE, AUcfIoNEBR-ovrIcE iis
~ Nassau street. will sell Thursday. 26th inst, ~
O'Clock M lot OF first class Furniture Brussels and In
grain Carpets &C., inhousc rs Rast Thiryaxth street
BOGART, AUCTToNEBR.-rHrs DAT, AT 10y
81. oclock Al No. ~ Merccr street. Hotel ana Sansrd
Counter Table Chairs Cfck, Beer Pump. Looking 9nssee
B.drocm rsrnifFe rSu p>dssssds and BsddiDS N.essn
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DEM. p. FAlRCHILD. AUcTIONEER.-THIs DAY,
ID Thursday, April 25 1857 2P M. at 80 wcst Thirty
sixth street, gentec Household Furniture, consisting
fss Chairs Tables Beseads, Bureaus Washsands Ward.
robes HAIR and straw Maresses Velvet and Brussels Car
pet Oiclothn. Ac. =
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HENRY p. HERIs, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
III LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HoUSEHoLD FURNITURE.

AT lso WEST TWENTy.sEuoND STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH AVENUES
Comprising rich Velvet and Brussels Carpets Pier and
Nantel Mirrors elegant brocael Curtains ne Pantinss
Beds Bedding China and Glass Ware rosewood seven oc
Piano Extension Table, oak sdcboard Kitchen Utsn.
sils, &c. Catalogues AT sale.
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n CRIsTALAR, AUCTIoNEER.-AUCTION SALE
H. Of Household Furniture, Pianofortes &cThis day
(Thursda) April & at l0s O'Clock the entire Furniture
house West Fteth between Eighth and
Ninth avenues consisting OF two rosewood Panofortes,
suits In daask velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pctng marble top Tables Lace Curtains, rosewood and
hogany Chamber Furniture French Plate Pier Mirrors,
Btes Plate Engrayngs French Clocks Dining Room Furn
ture Kitchen Utensils and large number Of Household Ar
oaol0G Catalogues at SALE
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Henry D MINER, AucTIoSEER sALEsRooM 81

Ii Nassau street opposite the Post Office. 4
MINER SoMhRvILLE will sell at auction Thursday.
April 25 at the private residence - West
street near sixth avenue grntee Household Furniture
made order by the best makers condition.
consisting OF IN part as follows, wiz
English Velvet Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, French
Plate Pier Mirrors BOcatel Lace Curtains carved
rosewccd SUIT IN crimson and maroon brocasel; rose
wood Centre and Side Tables Bronze Clocks and Staues
elegant carved oak Buffet Extension Table and Dning
Chairs ne Engravng carved rosewood and black walnut
Ecdseads, Bureaus Washstands Wsrdrobes Chairs.
Window shads: black walnut PIER Tables rosewood frame
lows black walnut Cornces and Cambequnes Velvet Stair
and Hall Carpets black walnut Hat Stand, Ocloths Crock
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r MoRIARTY, JR, AUcTioNEER sALEsRooM lsl
81 Chatham street-Thursday, April 1 10a, peremptory
sale Of Furniture OF sale also Bed
ding Mirrors Clocks Bedsoads Carpets &C.; also pieces
Cassime re Cloths and other wooen Goods. N Especial
attention to the sale Of Household Effects Of families de-
Ginning Housekeeping.
HILDRETH. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
-, Saturday x7th entire stock OF Leather Goods
black and oolored Morocwhitecoz and colored Skins,
Goat Skin Bindings &C., lots suit the trade See Her.
AID on SATURDAY. Tor full particulars.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY ii. LEEDS. AUCrloNE Z, will sell by
..cton Thursday April IS at l0 O'clock at the resi-
Aesce - Seventh street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF velvet Car
pets rosewood Suit brocatel gilt frame Pier
Mirror rosewood marble top Table, wood and black wa
Bedstcads marble Bureaus, Washstands Ingram
Carpets Maitresss. Pillows Bols'ers Ac rosewood Ex.
ssnsion Table black walnut marble Buffet black walnut
Ass Bookcase. Chairs g Candeabras and
Vases China Crockery Glassware Kitchen Furniture, &C
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DY GEORGE A. BUCRINGHAM, AUCrrONEER
n No .,rrtv afr \

OY GEORGE A. BUCKINGHAM, AUCTIONEEH.
ID (0nce No. 81 Liberty street,
Peremptory sale of choice Household Furniture
Rosewood Piano Forte. Crosseys Velvet Tapestry and
rich Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Oil Paint
ings, Brocatel and Lace Curtains &c.
dHORGE A. BUCKINGHAM q Co, will sell BY auction,
Friday April 26th at II O'Clock, at No 65 81 Marks
NILES, Esq.
All furniture Of said House-Consisting part OF
Velvet Brussels, and Ingram Carpets rosewood
tavs Piano Forte choice on Paintings rcsewood Marble
Lounges and Chairs rosewood and mahogany Bookcase
nch satin Brocacl and Lace Curtans heavy CIT
French Plate Mirrors rosewood and mahogany Sofas and
Lounges China and Glass Ware, Kitchen Ctensis Ac
from the city.
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DY MINER sOMERvILLE.
ID n0Rslss AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.
BY MINER 4 .SoMERvILLE. FRIDAy, APRIL %,
AT HORSE AUCTION MART, UNION SQUARE,
Lame l. McMahon's stsblesl
SEVERAL VERY FINE TURNOUTS,
TWO VERY FINE CARRIAGE TEAMS
ONE SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY,
SEVERAL. TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS, &c.
Particulars In to-morrow's Herald.
ALSO. ON SATURDAY,
IN BROOKLYN, AT THE
OLD BROOkLYN MARKET,
James street. Fulton street
Two Blocks from Fulton Ferry,
HORSES CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
- HARNESS, &C.
Particulars morrow.
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a uCTioN SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROoKLYN-
"A BY COLE MURPHY on THURSDAY, esth Mt l0s$ at
rs see-Pano, rosewood Parlor Suits,
yained Chamber Suits Dining Room Furniture, Brus.
oa and ingram Carpets Hair Mattresses, Lace Curtains
samo day III o'clock Gates avenue near Ryerson street.
Handsome Pzrlor Suits "a octave Chckerng Piano, Manel
Mirrors rosewood and black walnut Chamber Suits mahog
do. Hair Mattresses, Spring beds, Damask and Lace
Curtains Brussels and Ingram Carpets and ageneral
nAnto of rood Eurni
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UNITED STATES suPREMs COURT.

The Legal Tesder Qeessiea-EHeee Of q
special Csasract - Pay Deposits o. Cells
Paymest sf Depesits, Under such = Ceu.
tract Made Before the War, In Legal Ten.
dcvs. asssr the Passage 81 the Ace-Bvlaesce.
John W. a~d Wa. TAssapsos o. George W. Ri00s and
Kieckhoefcr This action Of special assumpst,
by which paints ssck recover the value Of what
they ssSs bs special contract FOR the deposit Of
coin. The facts shsw tAas IN 1851 Riggs 3 Co were
bankers the city sf washington; THAI the plaiutiGs
were business AaA had their bank scceaus with Shs
defendants; and that during the psriod Of tAess rsA
tioas OF the parties In The summer o. that yer
me hank currency asea In NE Business ef
the District Of Columbia began 70 lose is credit
and public conndencs, and fsn below par, making
com . circulating medium represent one value
AID hank currency anoshsv. To accommodate The
relations Of the bank TO ths business Of the District
the defondan,s a. alleged in common with the other
banks and bankers Of The district adjusted their books
and bank relations accordingly. kesping cola account
70 De responded 70 N CON- and carrency account 70
Be responded 70 IN papcv The pAinsins depoutss
which in currency and they wsrs ncssAsi By a.
coin for the entire OF their dspos they must
vert The paper into CON- The Defendants reQuse
COIN mus m..ss. s.e s uss FssS:ry lea wSsS
sbe act Of Congress making Treasury notes legal tender
payment Of al debts passed The contract tAss
In coin should be paid in coin On The trial The Court
excluded proof cfered by plaintiffs the uniform
OF ali the banks OF the DISTRICT VI Columbia eoing
70 SHOW that the special relation depesors the
bankers IN the district 20 receive back their deposits
in kind coin In return for coin deposiied and bank
paper in return for hank paper dspocd TO this ruling
c1cepson was taken, the jury instructed fol
lows:--if the Jury md from the evidence that the
defendants were bankers In the years 1881 and le02
And that the coin mentioned 10 the declaration wss
deposited with them, bankers 70 be repaid In COIN
ths deposits created debt nom The defsnanss 70 shs
plainufs. which could be discharged BY payment OF
oner 70 pay The same In legal tender notes. and the
Jury further ind that said tender made the plain.
uGs are not entitled 10 the action" TO this
charge exception wM Also taken and upon these er.
cspous The verdict being for the defcndanss the case
takes 10 the General Term OF the court hs suprsme
Court 81 the Distrcp where the Judgment below was
Affirmed, Cartier q j., dissenting The causs nov
comes here the thrce ponts-that Of evidence, the
effect Of thu special contract and question OF the
constitusonAlity Of the legal tender act Nathaniel
Wilson and Joseph H. Bradley for the PLAINTIFF w ~
Cor and J. n Coslsle for the defendants
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DESPERATE AM SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT n BREAK JAIL Al
( 5 4 aBaeisa Al ST. LOUIS Ie{s
lIFrom De 81. Louis Repuolicau, xay 81

! - Prom he ST. Louis Republican, Nag 81
most daring escape effected by several prisoners
the particulars Of which full Of srctng interest
pns! s deputy or COAX Ths
10 done By unlocking all the cells upon Tier leading
the prisoners into the hail. and having the buckets Of
The are then put back into their cells and the
tier rs bucketed In the same manner.
doors between the different dspar shall BE- locked
bat IL this instance this prscaution was nsg!ected
opened one Of the doors and called out c0loTod
man named Pollard % assiss IN bucksting the
female department, nvs Of the prlsousm congre-
81 out into the han one Of them, DICK Henderson
loslossd) Is BE- came ont threw haadfai Of duss
s sSs
nsd toNloss The door asd tu.s he ksy Mus prevent
Ing any moro q the prisoners from sssting ont Imme
ING his oulcrss 10 earrosiag fashion dsoss " Rich.
= Ss c.a 3
the negroes who then took the key OF the outside
from the deputy The fsuais prisoners who witnessed
Of them Mary oodiSsy n forward 70 ssss me deputy,
bat hurled agaisss the wan BY Of the negroes
entrance 70 give the alarm In The meantime the ave
men bad almost e1ected their escape A. they were
going oat Of the .Oa. door csak drew his pistol and
hred twice. but both shots were Intellectual. me
W Richards, john Barry and James Davis teoiOrsdl
on the east aide Of The building. His wife, who was
walking In the yard holding infant h her arms heard
the noise and screamed for help. Major Thomas imme
diately towards the spot Before her husband
rived, Richards passed Mrs. Thomas and with great
courage and presence Of mind she pursued him, and
be was ciimbng up shed TO get over the wall, she
caught him By the ies and pulled him back just then
Major Thomas came up and Richards captured and
placed in custody The Other four nsn made boldly Cor
he street through the once. they encountered
BY Major Smith, who struck one OF them the head
9TH a. board: but he was pushed aside. and she
reached Sixth street. George Washington up Sixth
street. and closely pursued by Major Smith. Near
Locust street ~ coared BY eillsen md then -
cured BY Smith The other three nsn effected thsIr
escape Two OF them went down Chsstnut street TO-
wards the river and the other went westward and turn
Cd into alley. Later IN the evening ecer Blue and
hts party captarsd Jack Henderson and restored him 10
gnol. ,a ~ - ,.a. ta......s.
Jsmes Davis s,i at large Is the prisoner who escaped
some SIX weeks ago and VAS recapsursd He II pure
African, 1--WE feet six inches high, with scar tho
nack Of his neck, near The sft sda and is vsy bow
yshn Barry i've feet eight, -uaasksd. weighs
$50 pounds has blue eyes and light hail. nd . about
twentysix years old. He u under sentence Tor bur-
GARY, and was 70 have been SAINT up Jsssoa CITY To-
dry. t4 f4 sa 10Y hce
Vigorous e1ors ass being made csptsrs Ne daring
and In all probability they viii b arrested in
q few days.