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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

selling of the entire stock Of ladies' gents misses boys
and childrens boots shoes CATERS &C. ut great sacrifice
in order close up business immediately to those who
want to buy cheap. Great inducements offered
viii cell single pairs by the Dozen far below the cost
Tive doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

AS Pearl street. have received per late arrya large
Of velvet tapestry Brussels thrcepy and ingram
elegant designs which, having been
previous the advance prices they
enabled to offer at very great inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

THE Effect OF THE ISAUGuRAL-With the ex-
eeption of few abolition wing papers, the in
augural of General Pierce is acceptable to the
Jkelings Of the people. 1t will find response
n An overwhelming majority Of the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Dye the best yet discovered for cooring the hair
whkers the moment IL applied The wonderful ease and
certainty with which this fayore and old established hair
dye performs astonishing IL IL for sale applied at
BACHELORS wig factory, No. 4 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

MADAME SoHTAGs OPSRA.-" Maria de Rohann an
nounced to be given tomorrow evening at Nblos,
has been postponed till Wednesday evening" the 9th
instant On account Of severe cold, Madame SIS
physicians have earnestly recommended her few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
PRESENTED TO
THOMAS CARNLEY, ESQ,
Ex-sherif of the city and county of New York.

by his deputies
Charles ]. Miller. W. S. Wood William B. Lown, o
James r Terry, William Sogdel James Mariner, o
James Morris, Mathew H. Chase, Daniel Coleman, o
William Sell, William B. Drake. o
>
William V. Brady, Esq, Postmaster Of this city has
also been presented with handsome and expensive
vice Of plate by the clerks in the Post Office mark of
their esteem for the gentemany in which he
conducted himself towards them. The plate which was
manufactured by Alcock & Allen, cost about 81 200.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Pope was wrong when he said " Man never
is but always to be best When obtain set of shirts
made to at GREEN'S, No Aston House, you
best The perfect f the elegant style and the beautiful
needle work. antcipaons with entire content
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

44G Broadway where you get them made to order
ready So So patent leather boots 81 50 waterproof
boots 81 M every article made the best French leather
the latest style Try them you will longer pay six aud
eight dollars. j. HUNT, 4G Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-srRAsGER-THE TEN
PEST.
BROADWAY THEATRE, BrOadway-JAcx cADE-DoIr
FRANCE
BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers street-TwELTrH
MGHr-NAPoLEoNis OLD GUARD
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street-CApTIvEs
RArsoM-GREEs MOUNTAIN BoS-STAGE STRUCK YAM
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadwsy-EvERy osE HAS
FAULT-PAuLiSE
ST CHARLES THEATRE Bowery-NEw York FIRE
MAE-RoUGH DIAhosp-DouBLE BKppED RooN.
AMERICAN MUsEUN-Afternoon-MAnRI AND SET
TLHD-My FRIEND STRAPS Evening-YoUNG
Wpow-BLuE BEARD.
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, 472 Broadway-ErHIoPIAN
MELODIES BY CHRIsrY's OPERA TROUPE.
WOODS MINSTRELS, Woods Musical Hall, "A Broad
way-ETHIoPIAN MINsrR ELsy.
CIRCUS 81 Bowery-EouEsrRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
CRORAMA $50 Broadway-BAsvARDs PANORAMA OF
TINE HOLY LAND
HELLER's soIREEs MYsTERIEUsEs, $50 Broadway
RIsLEY's THAMES, at 400 Broadway
HOPE CHAPEL, Broadway-GRASp CONCERT.
New York, Sunday, March 8, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

undersigned prepared exhibit the largest cheapest
ali. s5S r shs and
trade "h'A Nc WIZ 0nsf on %f'
90 Bowery, corner of Hester street.
Teas-The Best Assortment or Fine Teas
cha b. saS t. sas Pearl
in the city we assure our On s
They have no branch stores
John Duncan Il Sons, 4O7 Broadway, sole
agents States for Lea PERKINS, Worcester
executed n
* that the IN. Lea or rs
stopper, Of every bottle Of the genuine sauce.
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
s so ,est with fish chr
P1ts na hal. also
DUNCAN sons 10 Brosdsay sole agents for the
We advise all our readers to Improve the
s h Of % s % e
cheap homestead in the country and city
% Tras ass
CHAs WOOD headed Escape from enormous rents.o
Observe.-The wonderful properties OF DR..
Watts Nervous Antdoss being 80 thoroughly beyond 4.
cial sold with printed receipt: to return the oneyif
Once IA Greenw ch street.
Important Notice to those Persons Suffering
from epileptic FITS st. vus dance crofuis asthma rheu
and ali dssaes ncursb viii furnish enough
sntdote to cure them before receiving any
continue suffer That positive remedy is Az
4:
cases. TALBOT WATTS, ~ Greenwich street.
DIR. Kellinger.-Dear sir-It Is about ten
years since commenced using linment have cured
The type Of and with the and also
and saddle upon them daily This do with any
Ts druggist IN HH'fs
at 80 cents; 81 20 per dozen.
DIR. e. Brown, " tho Great scrofula Doctor,
ofce 47 Grand streetA scientific treatment of scrofua
street Engand cured have paid him many debts of
gratitude New York has the offer Of his Ys
Birth-marks, P0lypus, Scirrhus, Cancers,
tumor moles and all removed from the
will perfectly satisfied of the fact by calling AZ
Of
Wigs and Toupecs.-Batchelor's New Style
Of wigs the most perfect imitation nature
Me-
street where be found the largest and best assortment
in the city Copy the address,
Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye Changes the
hair instantly to beautiful black brown while
sentative and Beautfer stimulates its growth perpetu
sS Its to the latest period Of life The dye is
House, and by druggists generally
Looking Glass Warehouse-ls53-L
glasses at reduced prices.-RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No.
composition state Factory No Isl Duane Street a'' -
Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud's Medioated
Soap for curing pimpe freckes chaps rough
body. Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss at 81
Walker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

undersigned prepared exhibit the largest cheapest
desirable stock the goods in the city suit
able first class merchants and mners Of section
the Union being all his for the spring
trade which he win offer the most favorable terms
NJ H. LUHTENSTEIN,
90 Bowery, corner Of Hester street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

hair instantly beautiful, black brown while his Pre-
sentative and Beauter stimulates its growth and peretu
atcs its to the latest period Of life The dye
applied privately and both sold at Crsador No. Asor
House, and by druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Wigs and TOupeos.-BatchelOr's New Style
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No Wall
street where be found the largest best assortment
in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Birth-marks, POlypus, scirrhus, Cancers,
umor moe and all the face or
body by painless external application All persons
terested will be perfectly satisfied of the by calling
the Office of the subscribers 1872 Second OF
Twelfth street. HARVEY Il WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Teas.-The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
will he found at the of the Canton Tea Company NJ
Chatham Pearl and Roosevelt the Oldest
in the city We readers that the
can do better than either at Wholesale retail
Thew have no no branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Dr. u. broWn, tho Great ScrOfula Doctor"
ONCE lat Grand streeA scientific of scrofua
is assuredy obtained Of Dr. E. Brown Grand
street New Engands cured have paid him many Of
gratitude New York has the offer Of services Ys
afflicted seize time and call on him. ere II be too late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
cepon reservation the very best Beware
Ct pued dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds Medoated
&c Poudre Subtle hair from any
body. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, 81
w aker street, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
Looking. Glass Warehouse-Is53-l

glasses at reduced prices-RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No
IS Cortlandt street The trade supplied with frames
composition state. Factory No. lS5 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

agents in the United States for Lea PERKINS, Worcests
shire Sauce would caution buyers to guard against the
tensive countereits executed in London, New York
elsewhere by observing that the Lea Perrin Al
printed the label impressed the capsule or gla
stopper Of every bottle Of the genuine sauce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
xer.-Dear Sir-It Il about ten

DIR. Kelllnger.-Dear Slr-It Ii about ten
years since commenced using your linment have cured
the type Of and with the horse and
old the back and and work the collar
and saddle upon them daily This could do with
streets Sold by almost druggist in the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce re-


last opportunity offered to get rid of the rents
cheap homestead in the country near the city where
hundreds of citizens locating Take share i'm
mediately will be too late Advertisement OF
CHAS. WOOD, headed Escape from enormous rents.n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Slejghing on a Railroad Track.

That wasn't the shrewlest Yankee,
who, q few days since, at Milan, New
Hampshire, drove his ox.team and sled
loaded with wood, upon the track Of the
railroad, because it was so smooth and
so easy for the animals. He drove along
for some distance, the sled fitting in be-
tween the rails to "T!" but directly he
hcarl the train; and then again he saw,
it, booming and snorting, and bearing
down upon Buck and Berry, like mon
ster man of: war upon the slight canoe oil
South sea Islander. Yankee tried to
eee-and then he tried to haso, but the
iron ribs held him fair to tho track. The
point of the cow. catcher passing between
and under the oxen, the yoke was in
stan,ly broken into splinters, and tn:
wood was scattered in all the region
round about-and on passed the trair
as if nothing had happened. All tn
| poor man could do was to gather up tn
fragments, and turn his neck.broken OK
en- into beef-but he muttered very har'
against the "tarnal meanness OF BIZ
team running over little one "'-Cin
Inquirer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Foreign PAPER,

Since Ohio has been State, there has
never been time when SO large an a.
mount ofthe paper money Of other States
mas peen IN circurafIon among u.s. r,sww
Jersey Maine New York, Massachusetts,.
and in fact nearly half the states Of the
Union, have thousands Of bills in circu'
lation in Ohio, while our "home curren.
cy" is either given snug quarters in the
drawers Of our Banks, or else sent of in
exchange for imported rags, by the bank
ers themselves. For our part we have
not seen half dozen Ohio bills in thres
months, since the pockets Of business
men everywhere throughout the State
contain naught but foreign paper. lfthls
does not constitute good omen Of a gen
eral "bust," we are no judge. .oJ,7,
Let persons beware how they ella, by"
any Of ".his sort o thing" as much oft
is not bankabls at the present, and
doubtless II the truth were known. is but
carried here to prevent the neighbors from
being "scaldcd" when the "bilers" shall
take a notion to "bust." The sailors
cry, "look out Tor brerkers." would moi
be altoghcr inapplic able Just now.-7
Ohio Patriot. ,t 5io
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
The Silver Coinage Bill.

This measure, which passed the Sen.
ate, is yet before the House Of Rspresen'
,atives. The New York Times says it
alloys the silver change Of half dollars
and under. 6.9l per cent. With this re-
duction, the smaller coins would bear
to gold the ratio Of 1928, say l54 to J.
which Mr.. Hunter. the Senate Chair
man Of Finance, who reported the BILL
says, gives it create: value than it
bears in Russia, Holland and France.
The original bill provided that th'
new small coins should be legal tender
to individuals, only in sums not exceed
inc 6ve dollars. The House Commit
tee struck this out, and in lieu inserted
limitation applying only to the ray
ment Of Government dues. Silver de
| posts at the mint for coinage are pro
hibited, except when made by the Unit
cd States. A ssignorage Of half OF on
per cent is contemplated.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
The Bible.

How comes il that little volume, com.
posed by humble men in a rude age,
when art and science were but in their
childhood, has cxertcd more influence
OH the human mind and on the social
system, than all other books put toseth.
er? Whence comes it that that book
has achieved such marvellous changes in
the opinion Of mankind-has banished
idol worshipping, has abolished infant.
cide-has put down polygamy and d.
vorcc-exalted the condition Of woman
raised the standard Of public morality
created for families that blessed thing,
Christian homeland caused its Other
triumphs by causing benevolent institu'
tions, open and expansive, TO spring uF
as with the wind Of cnchantmcnt! Wha
sort Of book is this, that even the winds
and waves of human passion obey it
What other engine Of social improve
ment hos operated as long, and yet los
none Of its virtue? Since it appeared
many boosted plans Of amelioratio'
have been tried and failed, many code
Jurisprudence have risen and run thel
course, and expircd.-Empire after EN-
pire has been launched on the tide {
time, and gone down, leaving no trac
on the waters. But this book is still g
ing about doing good, leaving socie'
f with its holy principles, cheering Il
sorrowful with its consolation, strcngtl
ing the tempted, encouraging the pen
tent, calming the troubled spirit, ar
O smoothing the pillow ofdeath. Can sue
v a book be the offspring Of human ger
a us? Does not the vastness Of its effec
O demonstrate the excellency Of the POI
n or 10 be Of God?
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
The Prompt Clerk.

Ionce knew a young man (sald an
eminent Preacher the other day in a
sermon to young men) that was COM
mencing life as clerk. One day his
employer said to him, "Now, tomorrow
that cargo of cotton must be got out
and weighed, and we must have regu'
lar account Of it."
He was young man Of energy. This
was the first time he had been instruct.
ed to superintend the execution Of this
work; he made his arrangements over
night, spoke to the men about their carts
and horses, and resolving to be very
early in the morning, he instructed the
laborcrs to be there at halfpast four o.
clock. So they set to work, and the thint
was done; and about ton or eleven o.
clock his master came in and see'nl
him sitting in the counting house, look
very black, supposins that his com
mand had not been executed.
}, "l. thought" said the master, "yo'
were requested to gel out that cargo thi
=. morning" la 5s,6 rse.Y
ut is all donc." said the young mar
l"and here 10 the account oft"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Long Tunnel.

One Of the tunnels on the Pennsyl'
yania railroad now constructing, Is to
be 500 feet in length. Its area at the
widest space within the lines Of mason
ry will be about "a feet, AMI the spring
Of the arch will begin l8 feet from the
crown OF, arch. The arch itself OF the
tunnel will be rather Of an oval form,
one Of the most beautiful curvotures
which comic sections can afford. The
greatest part of.hc vast arched excava'
ton will be inlaid with strong and sub
stantial masonry. More than half o.
this masonry will be composed Of sand
stone, we'll laid in hydraulic cementi
and the remainder will be hard burnt
brick. The whole masonry will be %
inches thick.
The tunnel passes the Alleghen,
Mountain in Sugar Run Gap. and lie
partly in Bl dir and partly in Cumbrl'
county. Taking into account the lenstl
of the tunnel and its interior breadth
and the quantity and solidity OF its ma
sonry, it may be regarded as the larges
work Of the kind in the United States
About 400 men are employed upon it.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
NUMBER u
Hysterisus Operators n csaln.. I

Some lime since, the London papers
had n paragraph with the above head.
ing, which created some sensation there,
and on this side Of the water, for some
parties were engaged in IN immense
purchase Of grain. at prices high above
the selling rates. Tho last foreign mail
explained IL uil: 'hf'H}@s
Forgcries to the extent Of 100000
sterling, by London merchant.
named Prizes, have been discovered in
the house Of Coleman 4 Stollerhot. Of
London, who had been, consequently,
bankrupted 10 the liabilities to the ex.
tent of 100000 sterling. They have
transacted a large commission business
with the United States. The forgeries by
Prizes are Supposed to have inausncsl
the late extraordinary transactions in
the London Corn Exchange. 1T
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
The Small Note Spawn.

The Baltimore Sun expresses the
manly belief that tits high time that the
legislature Of every State in the Union
should look more strictly into this mat
ter Of paper money. For why is it that
with all the prodigious influx Of gold
which is constantly pouring in upon u.s.
there should be so little gold or silver
and so much paper moneyin circula' :
ton? ..,.s ....lA .s
That paper says the brokers, bankers
&C., who live by and fatten on the W.
cious system in question, are "movlne
Heaven and earth," to obtain repeal
octhe excellent law Of the last session o
the Maryland Legislature, which abolish
ed, after the first day Of March next, tn
privilege ofissuing notes or bills Of q les
denomination than FIVE dollars. Why, in
stead Of repeal that wise measure, its pro
vision ought to be extended and issues 10
less than from ten 10 twenty dollar
should be subject to strict control sue
as commercial experience and legisl'
tive wisdom may readily devise.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22

From Honolulu, we have file Of tho,
Polynesian TO December 4th: lai2e
The schooner which sailed from Hon.
olulu in July last, for the purpose Of con-
veying to Micronesia and the Caroline
Islands, the Rev. Messrs. Snow, Gulick
and Siurgcs, with their wives, as teachers
to establish a mission in that extensive
archipelago, returned, and reports the OK.
petition entirely successful. Tha Poly.
nesion considers this as the first step to.
ward tho opening Of important CONNER.
cial relations between the Hawaiian
Kingdom and the Micronesian Archipel.
ago. t" '.. "i-rn'g
An adjourned meeting was to have
been held in Honolulu on the 7.h, 10
hear the reports of committees on the sub.
iect Of the prac,icability Of organizing a
Joint stock company for Agricultural
purposes. "
The anniversary oflhe recognition ofths
, independence Of the Hawaiian Kingdoms
was celebrated on the Goth ult, with
great eclat. ...aI
The new constitution Of the kingdom
f went into effect on the 9Th inst.
o There were in the port Of Honolulu
e on the 4th inst, 72 whalers. and II mer'
e chantmen. .f. ..... .a. .3g,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
Subject of Rebuke.

Not few Of our best journals have
censured the importance which many
weak politicians have Of late exhibited
in their pilgrimages to the domestic hom0
Of the new President. The Philadelphia
Ledger, Of the Goth, has an article
manly in tone, rebuking such scenes, in
which it says, sit is, to say the least Of
it, a thing of questionable proprie'y to
intrudc upon the grief of heart'strlcke on
parent, who is bowed down under sud-
den and overwhelming bereavement, with
any suggestions or solicitations having
reference to personal, ambitious projects
or political arrangements. If you, gen.
tlemen Office. seekers, had lost your only
child under circumstances as distresslng
as those which attended the recent be-
rcavcment Of Gen. Pierce, you would
not wish Immediately to bc beset BY
those who are scramblingto to out.wit and
out.run their fellows for places Of prof
and power"
1t adds to this, "Gen. Pierce should b'
very suspicious Of the qualifications o
those who are greedy as hungry wolves
for official station. Depend upon it, the.
are the last men who have any claim Il
consideration. Their professions o. pa
triotism are the ra?acity Of avarice AN
the love ofdistinction; their love for tn
"dear people" the affection of the vuI
ture, which is only satisfied with the las
drop of blood. With all their profe'
sions, they are no more to be truste
than the willy fox in ancient fable. w
have no patience with those greedy as
pirants who are pressing their suit wit
!, such unbec oming pertinacity. They al
fostering sores. leeches upon the bod
polite, and the sooner they are made
see that they are understood, seen thra
and properly appreciated, the better
will be for all concerned"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
A Patriotic Scene.

1t is not often that the recurrence OF
the "glorious Eighth" inspires so patrl.
otic a scene as was witnessed few days
since in the Florida House Of Represen'
tatives. The Floridian thus relates it.
"It being the 9Th of January, the an
niversary of the battle Of New Orleans,
motion was made that tho flag Of the
Union, which usually occupies a posi-
ton over the Speakers chair, but which
happened to be in one corner ofthc room
at that time, be unfurled and placed ir
the proper position. Another motion
was then made, ard carried by acclama
ton, that Gen. R. R. Call, WHO was Oh
served to be in the Hali, be invited to un
furl the flag. The General was an activ
participant in the bloody field Of Chal
mete, as aid to the glorious old ehiel
tain, then in the full vigor Of intellect
ual and physical greatness. and ther
was, therefore, a striking propriety il
the request which was made Of him.
He complied. Gravely and delibe'
ately he advanced. took the flag in h
, hands, and unfurled it by the side Of Il
Speaker, when such an outburst ofpa
riotic emotion swelled up from eve'
, heart present as has not often been vi
, messed in that assembly. The Gen. Pr
ceeied briefly with an sloquence inspi'
+; py tho exciting reeollsctions Of the da
,lto address tho General. for BY this til